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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-04
DRAFTED PRIEST Cr.lFrSEg =
NafH.1kll'BE

A beautiful example OF Chr stian patriotism
has been given by q Catholic priest In Detroit.
Tie pious and beloved pe1tor Of st. Patrick
Chapel, on Adolaido.s'rest It, Father James Hen.
messy, was drafted IN TIE drawing for the 9Th
Ward. His many friends at once gathered
around him, and rreparatons were made to fur
nish him with a substitute. Father llenne y
said, "No, INannot permit this. Ny eoanry
has called npon me ior personal sevi.c, and
viii hj,e no Other men 90 for me. 1will take
my own place in the army" W.. enow nothing
erander in the history of the DRAFT than this
patriotic conduct. Tho Determination Of tho
conscientious and patriotic priest is fixed. Mem
bers of his congregation have IA vain offered 10
go into ihe field. for BIN. But bis ine sense OF
duty to bis "oyntr, and to the law, Wall nos per-
NIT him 20 serve l.s country by substitution, A
Dc.f.t paper says o. Father h'nae 81
20 .ha.s 40 Anos Ea.Ael heal9sl i4iua.el! ----a
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WHO RyppOIT Uc,IELLAN AND
REyDIEToS

/. Evsrr Tory and anti-Li5cral journal IN the
British l-lsa is bigotol, noisy, violent cham
pom of our Rebel lavcholies. insisting thai
ihoir CJnfcdeasy must and olga, 20 triumph
over tho Uuion-tAet tho South eau noyeF
20 sub6ucd, and never should le Lrery on
ortl,s- jonrsals clrocalf5 and hope yor The sHocsss
IF Mecblaa.
II. Egc-y Imperial, onG-Rerubtcan journal
.s,led in France, together wila tie Courier dss
Eiafs-Jn.s, the Imperial organ IN ,Lis City, Is q
champion Of our SHAREHOLDERS Rebellion. OF
Southern independence, and Of ihc election Of
Mcclellan. They evidently consider the last Of
these dcsidersta the condition or complement,
Of the ESQ former.
III. MElITd f.HnoTc. who IN 1866 vo'un-
.ceIod the assertion thar, ia ca'e Of q Rrqubli-
cau uamph in Tho pending Presidential Eleo'
tor, the South would break upthe Union and
be justified in 80 doing, il on, fox Mcclellan.
~. R.cLa,I r.. Las,lrs who, about INC Time
of her aesc.sior, wrote that. shonsvsr South
Carolina should call On him TO DO 50, he was
raly 90 fight ia hex aer.eo, is an active and
paying Mechanic.
Y. HEAR Gnnaa, who his been quoted
vilhou, continuation in the Richmond journals
a. heart end soli sith tie slevsholding Rebels,
IL au active ana plominCu, supporter Of McClel-
!an.
VI CcN. Roben Patterson, Who, in ilagrant
defiance Of his orlcr, turned bis army away
from lighting OK holding 10. Johunon's Rebel
f,.ce on to Shenandoah near Winchester,
a.afclng n hack toward Maryland and so al
lowing Johnston 10 hnDy his troops TO join
Baaurcglrd at Manassas, aud tAus defeat the
Union army At Boll Run, ia jealous supporter
iof McClei,au.
VII. DER. Ii,z Jola Porter, who was Gen.
Patternu's Chief Of Staff, and who has since
hcen found guilty 10y CouG Martial Of trca'on-
able dl.ohcdirncu IL ORDER and refusal TO fight
nj t'e second boiilc of Bll RIM, whereby Con.
P6.e was deicaoi, ald ahO was therefor cash
tered rom the Amy, is I thick-aad thin sup
porter Of Mcclellan.
VII. G,orge ". roo4irard, who declared,
while Secession was IN progress, that he wanted
any line Of separation of tho States run North
Of his State (pcnnsyyana) and who last year
pronounced Giliug tho Union armies by draft
unconstitutional, is jealous partisan Of Me-
Clcllns election.
k Hogatio Seymour, whom 1851 proposed to
friend thatthc State Of Naw-York should adopt
tha.Mon'Gomery Constitution and so join the
Southern Conlederacy. Is stumpng our State
Tor Mcclellan.
x. Rodmca ". Pricr, Ex-Governor Of New.
Jersey, who wrote a public letter to l.. w
Burnett, Of Newark, urging that New-Jcrsey
should socede from iho Union aud join the
Southern Coufoderaay, Is stamping day and
ln'ght fof Mcclellan.
II. c. Gotfrsy Garh'y, Mayor Of this City
ha5 voiced tho Common Council recent resolve
10 illuminate our CITY on account Of che great
Union viclore', ina nesas, surcharged will
Coppa.hral ma'irni'y aal th.nly drgnise'
isymlahy for taa H,ooi cause. Ito presided g
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,rha Union Ticl,ct-New-N orr.


~, rresideat. ABRAHAM LINCOLN'o' h'hos'
IYc.. Pre- idsnt q. ANDREW JOHNSON Of tennessee
fcyernor REUBEN 7. FBNiON' ChaH'aufue
i,eal .Gooe~ror. THOMAS G. ALVORD' otohonoss'
lsrol Cxsr,is'g. FRANKLIN A. ALHlkGEk. Ere
P,i,9. I.spec,or DAVID 7. FORREST. Schenectady
For Electors Of President aud p'oe' President
HORACE GREELEY Westehestsr.,
Al LARGE PRESTON KING Of st. Lawrence
District Electra
7 Os,ptAH BOVINE Richmond.
II. .JAafs S. T. STEAYAHAS. Kings
III. GEORGE RIcARD. Kings -.
Tv..ABRan ]. DTrrEyHogFsR New
V. WILLIAM L. MCKINNEY, New'A0'A
VI. THOMAS T. AsrrN. New-forA
yII.IsAAc L. SMITH. New VOTE
VIII. GEORGE OrDYKr. Ne"'io
TX. GUY r. PELToS. New-IorK'
hlRxAxpER DAVIDSON KocKiano'
xr JAMES w. TAYLOR Orange
xrf cu,sLFs l.. BEALe. Columbia
XIII Tu,ppErs HAN. Ulster.
xIy John TwEpDLs. Albany.
w coeyrrt,sI I. ALLEN. Washington
WV .AloSzo W MORGAN, Warren
XVII. .HiRAu HORTON. Fianhln-
XVIII. .ALLENC. CHURCHILL Fulton.
XIX. .EBFSEzER BIAKEEY. Otsegc'
Xxx. john CiAaHE. Jefferson.
XXI JOHN J. KNOX. Oneida.
XXI. THOMAS KiNGsPoGD Oswegot
XXII. GEO. ". BRADFORD Cortland
XIV JONI L. SgglgY Seneca
NXv. JEDEpiAH DEWEY. Ontario
AZ. .MYRoS II. WEAVER Schuyler
NXYu. JAMES ALLEY. S;euben
- VII .JoIIs ". STEBBfNs. Monroe
XIX. WILLIAM BRISTOL. Wyoming
Xxx. .JosEru CANDLE. Erie
XXXI JOIN p. DARLING. Cattaraugrh
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ROBERT J. BRgCE ESRIrGs's rejection Oh Y
te-ms ofPeace prepared for the country by u
consri-ators at Chicago, brought down y
hou5o IL bis las. speech in Cincinnati. y
-ad.
1Tv oyeeor. fr'cri spc''-s o. ne SoU.h ~ "bs 9
ing brefhIcn" 81. I 80 Tot permit ncT 70 - !
southern brethren Who have trict i-l very hefe
DIV lhrcit tAyg.falsl 1 laSo tsaso yoHns :,
,N sntyone yclfs o. age who has been Ag.slls roaa
BEGINNING ~ ibis var. on our SIDE. "a a. gsg.i'
,r 5b.V Iii, him n1lr under tle Rre 81 she lat!era
a .rirsf9n Nca would rheeTiriy -, tiefe IRA "a
Def. n!aee. but - Dod ia ny irdge. wonld rot isre
i, III nl home by masing resoo on the sefms E-a
laeso men propose. lo'royt applause.
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g3ecsl Di'ps;ch to rse N. \ Tribune. -,
pg,Apllpan. s.o0day o,.olof p ''0'
Daniel Oough'riy, Of Pai'adeia % " ,,s,Iu
rent War Dcnoerat. who supported pOns -
one II tho largest neeiirgs ever i.!- ID ''' ~
.a's evening. at Ulion Letnc hil 1h'-.'' - ~
,ancd away Ias orator spoke Tor nsh't ~ io''
D ,,,s ..,,sticli,. ctcleod. al ..' % .'r'r9
.s -,ourd ia a,or Of rn-o's t~'gD' t.o. odd
e.y.G..L.se MIA tEd.lv.si a
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SIMON CAMERON in his speech At pittsbgrs

SIMON CAMERON in his speech ~ Piflsbarq
told some good news that viii interest the y
publican audience Of the whole Union, as mud
.a3 i id The crowd gathered 70 hear The sie'
old ez-SecretGry Of War. He said:
j came ont hero iof tho purpose o. seeing whst y
we're doing. md eau return 10 Inc hass aai ,sa y
fierds TIA. the West j. an right and vii seiG rsl
l. fnandou NJ trify fAprifasel l cen give Fo1l
ttie good news. zoo ard 70 l. That - to coming ei1
ga = sc slall & on az lclst four members ~ CoIrJ
yrlh BIS I've. ard really thuk sever tiJnd cAeeij
III fs b. 10 doubt bnt .hst sc sl.l carry Go o.a.e
Oc.ober The onl5 question b Che majority. ard II
lol -o wora non nov uAl the second Tue ~ 10 IA
/ /. sFerWEeining.
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faithfully and tender1 he for the souls Of
what manly and patriotic advice no has given 49,
a. citizensnis unostentatiOus benevoenoe 10 tbe -
and sick. this great not VI patriotic self denial viii ~
be surprising, There ie 10 man in the oiiy who -
more personal friends than Father Hernesy and 40
they may In rome respects deplore his dcssrminss;
thinking be conld he Of more service at home n ~
m!nisrniions they Will yet feel that the smple - ~
action viii be Of wide public benefit
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INV be Gent

On tho eighth page NO print very full list
of candidates Tor Congress il tic approaching
elections, with statement OF those already
chosen, and the yoto in 1852 in the Districts yet
In elect
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Terms.
DAILY TnInIi NK.

,zs- Persops at TIE trouble If procuring suhscrhsr
and reuttng Us so fo ten copies o the Noe.Y' "ll
he entitled 70 one copy errt For 40 iJr twenty cop
les one copy OF the SrDi.N eekls gTstS
Drafts Oh New York ptvaulr T. abe order 81 " W
TRIBUNg" bens saier preferable 10 any o'hef mo le
OF rsmiltance But where drafts cannot be CO.. ytmeni
" procured United states or National btnE tIs a.
Che ne IT beat aud may De sent D} iAa 90 Oaf rs Ou'
an case Of loss The TRIBUNE WI not be responsible unf
frashed with a fal description OF he bills. including
Che NJ me Of the bark denomination ana nnmntr, nnu
she time and pce OF The mailing Of the letter with The
"A''' THE TRIBUNE, Neg.York.
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failure. have given shoes 20 speooors In produce SID
M rehsud.s berc end commercial credits orc carefully ex
autued.
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ynio,. .nmpnisn Committee.

Az c meeting called on Thursdsy last OF citizens
without distinction of party in favor OF supporting
the Government, during tho ensuing campaign 'no
following resolution was adopted:
Rssolrsd Thu committee be appointed who sns ,.
rid Of fuinca interests of the cav,,' IN suipi and
Gov, lament dufng The canning Presidential Gan ~,
axe such o. l,r action reference 20 the nihs
shall ,oi the Government IN It's s''"see s'
the Rebcion .
The following committee was appointed to carry
out this resolution, 10 whom or 10 "cois' o''''
Ward. Treasurer, No. 50 Wall street. con'rp"''o"F
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-21

~ Eli Strawbridge, arrested some months
since, near Harpers Ferry, charged with be-
Ing rebel spy, was released on Sunday from
the military prison at Baltimore, it being proven
that he was a member OF the Sanitary and
christian Commission, and good Union man.
THE PATERSON RACEs-The great race,
two-mile heats. over the Paterson IN .J0 course,
on Saturday, was won by Mr.. Hunters colt
Kentucky, in two straight heats-Time: 3 AZ,
iO4.- rAr
Esphe fargest, single payment ever made
an author was the Check for f5O,OOO paid by
the Longman's to Macaufay for the third and
fourth volumes OF his history.
~ The receipts from Internal revenue now
reach extraordinary amounts. For several
days past they have been. As high as million
and quarter day.
~ The Prussian government, as a matter of
msrals, has forbidden any unattended woman
to reside at Baden Baden, the great watering
place.
~ The hop crop in Vermont is a failure
Some growers in fhe Southern part of the
State have acres from which they do not gather
gound,
"The British troops in Canada have all
been ordered to Quebec. The rapid assertions
TO join the Union army and get the large boun-
ties is the reason.
SNr. Henry Hilbert, another of the old de.
tenders OF Baltimore, is dead
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR STATIONERY.
House of REPRESENTATIVES. United States,
Clerks QGee, August %. 1874

Isl,
Clerks 0@ee, August %, Iss4f
until the soth day Of aH'i as s
Represeptatiyes Of the United states, viz '1'' 81
TO- re ann white 2usrto Post Paper, extra super
100 reams white Commerc ial Tote Paper, extra SUI
Is reams white Commercial Note Paper, extra
super6ne, coarse ruled en- all sides
snperfne rance p EG%merciai S0'e faper' extra
30 resns xhite Foolscap Paper, extra .uperdne,
Is reams Legal Cap Paper. extra superfne, faint
10 rs.ms Flat Cap Paper, plain
500 reams Manila Paper, I2xls inches weighing
500 reams Manila Paper is1s4 inches, Gs
pounds per ream, fat, very smooth and
go reams Manila Paper, z7xa inches, weighing
a pounds per ream, fat, very smooth and
1900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes 5zsxs,s
$1,000 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes. 59zxs1s
10000 White Thick Adhesive Envelopes, s7s.ssl
Is 900 white Thick Adhesive Envelopes, szsx3zs
5000 fancy Note Envelopes
1907 COO buff Adhesive Envelopes, 77sx34 inches
gross Congress Tie Envelopes
e g ROSES R Fat ntssnds kinds
u dozen Inkstands, various kinds
10 dozen bottles best Black Ink, quarts pints and
3 dozen best Blue Ink. quarts and pintS
Is dozen Rubber Pencils long and short
SsrOss Black = Lead Pencils. Fsber's. oesason and
z cross P PsSs5 a5ss osr~ins and Blue Pencils
dozen Rubber Penhoiders, different sizes
5dozen bottles NMiueilage, small size
Is lbs best Scarlet Sealing Wax
dozen Diaries, for 1865, various kinds
5doZen Memorandums, various kinds
2d9zen Portfolios
sdosen Rubber Rulers
2dozen Paperweights.
Is dozen Pocket Knives, two, three, four and six
blades stag, pearl, shell. and ivory handles
8 lbs Erasing Rubber
gross Rubber Bands and Rings
sC Skin skins Parchment, l6x22 inches
dozen Punches.
idly required to furnish articles fully equal to
the suHreties inten ded to be offered: =,
As required by Jay preference VIII be given to
cheap and of as good quality and all persons MAX
ing proposals to supply any class OF articles will
The articles are to. be delivered free :, Of any
charge for carriage, at the office of the Clerk Of
the House of on or before the 18th
Each proposal to be endorsed Proposals for
for the HOUSE Of S Of the
ess class of
posed for must accompany the proposal, marked
with the name of the bidder.
ces at the lowest price, quality considered, shall
receive contract for the same, on executing
Clerk of the House of Representatives., for the
performance of the same, under q forfeiture of
twice the contract price in case of failure, which
bond must be fled in the ofic of the said Clerk
within ten days after the proposals have been
opened and the result declared.
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
Clerk of the House of Representatives Ct the
United States au 39-1awit
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THE EVENING STAR.


A WoMANIN A HORRIBLE SITUATIoN.-Mrs.
William Evans, of Mercer county, q. w,
ach for several wears. Lately physicians have
de eide d that the trouble is occasioned by live
and growing snake in the stomach. ~ mas now
grown so large that IL distends tne sIomaSn SO
as a quart bowl. Upon pressing this bunch
with the hand the reptile recoils and produces
great distress in the stomach. When fish or
meat Ia being cooked in the room, if the snake
is not satisfied with food, 1t rises up in the
throat producing straDg ulaticn. When de-
string food il manifests il by rising up in the
throat Physicians see no way in which this
snake car be removed without certain death
to the woman.
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ORRIO IALs
Headquarters Military District Of Washington,
Provost AdrshdPs Office,

Headquarters Military District Of Washington, }
Prorost Adrshats Office,
Washington, ID. c., Sept II, 1854. J
General Orders, No. 4.
Information having been received at these
Headquarters, that many persons engaged in
the Clothing and Furnishing business in this
District have frequently sold citizens clothes
to enlisted men, upon the men exhibiting GER
tificates OF discharge from the United States
service and as such discharges have, in most
cases, proved to be spurious and forged or be-
longing 10 some other person than the one present.
ing 1t. 1t is therefore
Ordered, That so much Of General Order No. 3,
Issued from these Headq uarters, that relates TO
the sale Of clothing to enlisted men, Is SO
amended as to prohibit the sale OF clothing TO
any enlisted man upon discharge papers that
he may present, until said papers nave been
examined and a special permit obtained from
these Headquarters.
ANY violation or evasion of this Order, will
be promptly and severely punished, and the
offenders subjected to the full penalty attached
to the disobedience of this and other existing
orders relating thereto. BY command OF
COL M. N. WIsRwKLL, Military Gov'r.
T. INGRAHAM, Colonel and Provost Marshal
sep 13-6t
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Sealed Proposals are invited BY the undersigned
10 for r. supplying the Q: 8. Qgartermaster's. Pc.
Alexandria. and Fort Monroe, Va, or either OF
shsss b. With a1s 9st and
bushels OF corn or oats and so tons of hay straw
Bidders must state at which of the abovs-named
they Pss fG make and tn.
said Be- eo
ss be stenP oa IL words on tn.
two bushels each Oats in like sacks Of about three
bushels each. The sacks to be furnished without
extra fnf Ss to Inc The hay and
The particular Kind Or description If oats. corn,
sHs under bid.
Gsssrnms1 e I%sSsstos Ssfoss being 'a'
tt M be sTsfSed m to to
ma COZ o S .hs
The bidoer. will be required to accompany his
% sS ..tsUd e
they via within ten days thereafter, execute the
sSnsss shs to III a ss asn
tss h Sdast q shtas t lit. IL
tbs
may be awarded.
.hG%s e. q ss 81 f. 3:
Attorney. qollscto. Of Customs or any other o1cer
BE person Known to this oface: " f''''''
All bidders win 5e duly notified Of the accept.
e Ps!
be ssb bs ss S2s
Rueker. Gbief Ispet ouaftermsster. xton.
p ~; and ssbould be plainly marked Proposals
tract, signed IL ths oontrscteI and both & hi.
BlsIS forms 81 bids, guar sntses, .nd bonds. may
FOB FORM OF PRoP9 Ss!tL;
e T. ss9sa
II tsx S:5s b.
the fOliSS.,ing G. . Gas viz; husba, =,
-bSskeis q Oats. in sacks, 1t per bushsl Of
-tons Of Baled Hay. At - per ton of s.ooo
TONS Of Balsd Straw. at - Per ton of 1000
on g. .t before aS
sitss
las been accepted. Your obedient servant,
Brisadier General B p; h R 6Uo1,s.m.,tsr
General Depot guar Lermasters
Washington, D. q.
GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents OF - In the
County Of -, and State Of. hereby. tointly
and guarantees in case the foregoing bid Of
Be- accepted. that he Of they viii within ten day.
tract for the same With good and sufficient sure
ties, in sum equal to the amount of the contract.
the terms Of adyertisementda dated December lsss.
under which the bid was made, and, In case the
said - shall fail to enter into q contract -
aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the diner:
lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Given Under our hands and seals this 7ad day OF
-, 1856. tSSooeeiii
T hsrebv earthly that, to the best of my knoWl.
edge and belief, the above,nsmed Euarantors are
So0d and SUFFICIENT as suretles Tor the amount for
which they offer to be security.
To be certified BY the Unlteo Stsses district At.
under the United States Government, or respon.
sADie D. 81. RUOKlR.
dec 9-tf Brtgadier General and @. n.
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Offers may be made for one more articles at
the option of the bidder, and in case than
article is contained in this OFFER the chief Of tbs
bureau will have the right to accept one or more
the remainder. The Prize must be uniform and Of
ters must enti are all OF any articles de-
iireYotle at all the stations
For the description of articles in the above list,
yards sad sdvertsement Of This bnaean dsy
ted July g. 1863, and for information to the laws
and regulatons in pamphlet form regarding con-
tracts, to the officers of the several commandants
ofpavy yards and navy agents.
The department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
eminent.
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on ap.
plication to the navy agent at Boston, New York,
or Philad phia, and at this bureau. sep 2-1aw4w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-21

THE NEW YORK TIMES AND THE PRINTERS.
The compositors employed on the New York
Times were summarily discharged this morn
Ing, and new set OF hands installed In their
places. Each man received his money In the
counting. room, in a sealed envelope, with
note enclosed. stating that his services, or the
services of any "Union" man, were no longer
required in that establishment. A meeting of
the Union printers will probably be called In
regard to the matter this evening-N. 7. Tri-
1Sne, Saturday erentng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-21

~ The upper-tendom OF Philadelphia as
sembled at the central police station Of that
city, few days since, to identity goods stolen
by Mrs. Townsend, first class fashionable
dress-maker, who had been robbing them un.
suspected for three years. The detectives had
recovered fifty lone cases OF goods Of all sorts
children's toys, books, clothing, silver-ware,
in short anything she could carry away from
her patrons, every one OF whom she had vic.
Gunizpd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-21

~ The New Nation, the Fremont organ
came near appearing in double yesterday-two
newspaper Dromios so much alike that nobody
could tell them apart, except by the laborious
process of reading them. This result, howev.
er, was prevented by the interposition of the
courts, Gen. Cluseret having, on application
Of the proprietor, been enJoined from publish
ing the paper or any imitation OF it. The reg
ular paper appears this morning.-Neuo Fork
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