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ST. PAUL FEMALE SEMINARY.-The next
eession of this institution will open September 1st
Board $40 per quarter. Tuition $40 per qusrter.
For admission further particulars apply to Rev.
j. G Riheldaffer, Proprietor aug6-d&wt1
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may now bid defiance to the tempting c,sD DIR,
ZANE'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG Drink is a
certain for Drunkenness. Hcreates dislike for
knowledge of the patient Price 81 box Sent by
mail to any address by j. j. KRONER, 4O3 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, Pa Circulars sent free.
November 81. 1868. novel d. tWdkW1y
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81 TATE OF MINNEsOTA.

~ OFFICE or TREAsUEER or STATE
ST. Pau. August |. 1854 (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office I'M
I'll ~ O'Clock n :. ptember 9th, 1864 Tor The delivery
at the Q pii0' OF 1875 COHDS OF WOOD.
The Wood must be of good quality of BODY Oak
cut a. east one year. and to BE- delivered as required
by the State Treasurer
Payments to be made In q. q Treasury Notes
CHARLES SCHEe FER
aug9-dHtw4w Treasurer of State
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Legislative District Convention Of the
Fourth Senatorial District.

Will be held at Anoka on Saturday, the Sd
day of September next, at 10 o'clock A. M, for
the purpose Of nominating one Senator and
two Representatives to represent said District
in the next LEGISLATURE of the State
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ZOZHX.
DR.. III. AND ERS & CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Lpev, Kidaeys.
Digestive Organs and Glandular System.
The success which has attended the use Of this
remedy in private practice and the endorsement of
medical authority enable to recommend 1t to the
practitioner and the public feeling confident that
with fair trial it will attest its Owl excellence in tho
cure of Chronic Diseases which indicate Iodine such
as Scrofula, bronchitis, Skin Eyupt;ons. Heart.
Liuer and kidney Diseases Nervous Affections. Eeu-
ralgia, Rheumatism Dyspepsia, Debility Syphilis,
etc.. etc.
Physicians may rely upon the un form strength Of
Tod ne Water as conta ming three quarer grains pure
Iodine in each fluid ounce pure water no solrert be-
ing used 1t is not liable to decomposition nor spon.
taneously fIrmed inequalities: neither is the Iodine
oxydHed nor n"utralized by combln ton with any
lngre lie rend ring this so uti0n superior to any
her method of g .hihiting Loo inc
Full directions accompany each bottle that it may
be used as family medicine as we'll as b. the pro-
fcss
Price one dollar rer bottle On receipt of Eve do,-
lars six bottles delivered free ty express to any
add ess.
iegare of Counterfeits and limitations which un-
principed dealers endeavor to dispo of on our
repuia ion Zee our Il natore and trade mark he
Greek work heading this advertsemenl upol the
labels and VT 'ppers of each bottle without which
not Is genuine
6I Circulars gratis.
Dr. II. ASDERS & CO.,
Physicians and Chemists, No. 42S Broad way. New
York. myl3-eod dEw6m
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COMMERCIAL,
New York Market.

New York Market.
EEw YORK, August Q, 1861 Pm
FL0UR-Dull and heavy
VIZ AT-Dull and 494c lower.
CoRN -Beavy and 1c lower, at 81 5s(Sl "a for ae \
mixed Yves. ern.
OArs-Dull at 81. co.
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Counties not enumerated will be entitled to
one Delegate each.
JOHN B. BRISBTN,
Chairman Democratic Central Committee.
VIM. SrRI0e HALL, Secretary. '
St. Paul. August Bird, 1864.
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EOLSOM'S NEW ENGLAND
FAMILY SEWING-MACHINE

The only perfect cheap Sewing Machine manu-
f4ctured.
any lady can learn to use one by the aid Ct the
directions 1t is simple; 1t 6urabl; it il cheap:
il is not liable to get out Of order Every Ma HE
is warranted or two years Price $40.
his Machine has been Id unGer the name Of
the "foston Machine" .H
agents wanted in every comfy in the Northwest.
rE- ddress T.. W. G LCt RISE. Box B. ia, Chi
L.. W. GlLCHRlST,
sue1s-WSm General Agent
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
meteorological Notes for July, 1864

The notable feature of the month was the
breaking mp of the drought This had extend
ed over two growing seasons, and was serious
ly threatening the prosperity of the State
Rain fell in copious showers during the first
eighteen days, amounting to four inches. This,
of course, rescued from destruction several of
the growing crops, and relieved many of the
impending fear of starvation prices.
The fall of water, though SO abundant for
the wants of the farmer, had but moderate
effect upon the River. A slight rise only was
produced 1t will thus be seen that very little
dependence can be placed upon the clouds Tor
supply of water sufficient to cause any ma
terial effect upon the river, at least during the
present season. The subjoined tables show
that the month has proved the warmest ofany
in the past six years and probably for yet
longer period. .s
Tho following is the result from thermOmet-
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Comparison with former years :

Saint Paul, August 1, 1864.
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ACTING ASST PRovosT MARSHAL GENERALLY
OFFICE ST.. PAUL, Mimi,
Aup 1854 \
, 1864-09-05
Markers by Telegraph !

iapocial Dsspstch % tna Chicsvo TT6n"a.l
Er. Louis. Saturday, Scpt.3, 1854.
TcpAcco-Msriet for all er1des shade higher for
lpgr, pih Isles OF 12 bids. including 1srresn aad
csnpgt luEr. at SO ac1o- ~ factoy do at ea9
17T; 1T ttauttr.B DO 1t Sl2:balS7s; II c7mnou
Bh,1 p!rE 1cat at &:Etla2l.7s II medium DO nj S8s
@ess5; II good and lre do At $1sIfGs57es, and
cLpmor and medium manufacturing leat at tS'.G a
ttA q 1cc DIS; bids On 70 additional hhds we're rs
tccted. .... .
FLout-Hesyy and tending d,wnwssd, with sales
Of IT, h1ls super 10 Co single extra INSPECT
3D. eone lined md at SIC Co. staele extra
at a1t.12; $50 do double Ut 1928: $50 do do
EELtcteu. ublc head lined and delivered, At xl51
ard eco 70 &c at Slo75 2 hrl.
CHA1y-Whent dull aud dropping. and at tho close
about SC lower, with sales Ct sy1 sacks common to
ra,1 at II 591Si as sscss fair and good At 830o8
7ns; 7st CO prime It a2le.2.t2H 2N0 do strictly
PRIME MD choic. ns s2.,: i8 do Do At ~ 7i@3.e5 2
bu. Corn rr aud higher. with sales 80 Racks mixed
Hlste a: the North Mlssou:i Railroad Depot 3.s2
1910 Co yellow, ahite 4nd mixed at f15 7eio do do
1t u. .ssAG1-sF. and sf5 do DO At 9tS6s bu- Oats
very nrm nrd active. elostpg hl1h her. Sales com
priced teo go SKIS fpaIt sks at st 95 do. In
rev eks, s4c, and 11ts Go 8. src 2 ou- Ba1lsyA
tua1l lot Of II SIS spring barley w4s sold At SAT- =
bu, exclusive Of lHs. ....
PsovIstoSs-TheIc wa1 cousiderable life In this
rarket suI sa1es were reported OF II and 70 caeks
pcrk house bacon clear sites ut &c; 0oo cl.y
canvssed tugar-cuIed tnus ut 25c. .ofo bzla mcss
posk private, and LEO uercea city kettterenae1ed
laro 1T z2hc q n.
Wu1s1Y-Ftmer, and salts se br.s. lis and 40 do at
sl:s gal
uAY-notders were Nt1ef. md sa1es were reported
Of TO hAes to contractors, At 92ie9 delivered. and
III do nznt pressed, 10 thippers. at al. ton.
WooL-Aciiye and higher, With 1aies to-day OF 6
bags uswsshtd At 6.aetc. and do tub-wsshed at
Sl.4t1sl 1sh = y.
, 1864-09-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Sonth Side Union Lonsuo.-The 8. 8.
U. LA, will hold meeting On Monday eve, 18th
Inst = at Warren Hall, commencing at 3 o'clock
Fourth Wnrd Avoid the Draft-At-
tentton Am adjourned masa meeting will be
held q Ulichf Hotel State street, Monday. Sep.
tenbtf 5th. at ~ p. NJ, to take mensu1es to avoid
The datt ia ire F0nrth Ward. The quota can ba
man In The Warp attend
rFPsper HANGING, ~ &C., at n. Yesk ps,css.
tsssozodont', is now attracting very conatder-
cIabe attention, snd well 1t may. The article
represented by this musical name, Is obs Of the
best preparations for the teeth and gums that has
ever been offered to the pubic;
Seaft past, and have never known case IN which
It's ntc was cot pleasing and hlehy satisfactory.
It tpoiBhts The teeth hBrdens the gums, and gives
a Wholesome tone 10 the n'oah and bTsaa.-Rfoss-
soxopoxr.-We hare tried .he *tFraeran. sozo-
don't" and cordially agree with hundreds OF others
Of The rest and most fragrant articles for the teeth
and GSms that has ever been introduced 10 the
pnbilc:-Poratand 4r,us.
A "CoueI,,ss .sCo1d,n or 4rxitatad
Throat, il allowed to progress. results in serious
Pulmt1aEy and Bronchial afectiooe, oftonttmcs
be af ;c te1ss n
Ieiief IN DroIehltis, Aslhus. and Catagh they
arc beneficial. Obtntn only the genuine Browns
B,oucaial Trocheb" which have proved their s0l-
eacy hy . tesr Of many year,. Among tcst!naon.-
al attesting their efficacy ato letters from E. II.
ChspIp, D. Nev Yot6; Henry Ward BsessIhss, sI.,
c. a. fAeipe, Pres. Msss. Senate; Dr: G. F. Btge-
low. Boetou; Prof.. Edward North, clinton. N. Z.
Surgeons In the army. and others OF enlnencc.
Sold every where at Is cents per box.
Seps-js5|lm-FA&W
D- Di..sres G. tie Nervous. ssm1nsl. Urinary
and scxuA Systems. and 1edahle trestment
in reports Of the HoEasd Association. Scat BY
mail il saaloI letter envelopes, fres OF change.
Addre.a Or, J, Skflon Hcu5h.oo, Honzrd Aeso-
clsuon, No. 3 South Ninth st-ces, Philadelphia.
Pa. tJSs2z's-Nn
~ House and Sign Painttrg,. Caldn,i11ng,
Giszics and GrainluR. Paper Hsngines and q in
dow SHADES selling ut Wholesale ana retail Ct New
YeFk prices. F. E. RIG1Y, So Raudolph street.
Box 1868. jy94nG333-1m
nieEoeol1taa Hal t. GxeEs--Tsir Hail
Is to rat iox all the pa5yosts fof With sneb hsls
are oftIn5l!ly ueed. Te1ns moderate. Applic7-
tion. caR be made At The Office, sd3o!ntns tEe sc-
Ia2rc 70 tte UaI1 3eltn9i1u
, 1864-09-05

q Howo's circus, and On Tr1dhy evening. In cou-
pany ul:h frleru, hr aeul iu:o Sample room
On On Dearborn e'fcss, -: 70 Pc Has Introduced to
iDtiu scy with bic lady. He denied the accusation
when nnrn,sh nsed :one ditRnatlny cp1thets and
cane, fni!ctltg euch eesese Injuries tb,t surgical
MD taa 70 be cal!t Into Sequistion. The prison.
cr'e head ae be exhinitcd 1t in court, shaved aud
strapped. TT fclfed The 0ppeorance of CONSIDER
ah;e maitlcatmtnt. Du1nish ass cd for CONTAIN.
nnee OF the cnte aor ten dsye, which WAS granted
, 1864-09-05

A DaAvk Acr.-Nhlte the propeller ontauagon
was preparing to leare her dock on Sunday night;
Little boy belonging to one Of the PASSENGERS fel'
overheard John Keely. one Of the decshands.
taw The boy and Immediately jumped IN and re-
covered tie little fellow from wA'ery grave
such htroism is worthy OF all conmehoauoh.
Tenth Ward U. Il. A.-The members Of
the Teeth Ward O. L. A. are requeated to meet 81
ste:Y's Hall. corner Randolph and Clinton ttfeets'
to-uf:at At TX o'clock, tor the tronsaEton o. 'u'
portalt business. Let there be Esnsa' faAlyt
pEEsosA1.-L,eut. Col. ~. Hynes, Chief Of
Cavalry for the District Of northern Missouri, ar
rived d town yesterday, on abort fuslough-
TUE s7oRn.-Icsterdsy afternoon Chicago and
vicinity vas ,ieited by little rain, accompanied
BY wind. v hich towards nighttal developed INTO
perfect storm. We ehall probably hear OF several
wzectstoL8y.
Mc;LE1LAh's CnANcEs.-Be's were made on
sstn1ay that Mac would not accept the nomina-
ten q tn: platform adopted by the Convention OF
last feek. It is probable that the fall Of Atlanta
Will tfl further decrease the Chances
, 1864-09-05
BOARD OF EDU CATION,
| Reports rf fCommit1ces-, AppoIntmepts
| and AeklsnnLlUAs OF Teachers.


Aspccial meeting OF The Board Of Education was
held 1t their room On Sstur1sy afternoon, At three
O'Clock. The following members were present
L. B. Talt the President, In the chair. r Carpcn-
tcr, Z. pfendetyLle, " q. RYDER, 7. WaldhanseE,
H, Waller. J. Wentworth, j. c. Wicker, and ".
The minutes Of the last meeting we're then read,
NJ. Wells then read letter Of acceptance from
don't, New viee y d. ReHs 9es'saea. On mption the
II. j. 9. Wicler, from he COMMITTEES On build
inea reported that the school buildings and prem
feee were In drtt c1asa repair.
ratus and furniture, wanted u know II the COM
mlttee WIS held Responsible for the expenditures.
The Chair sisted that the chairman ol the commit
HI. R,oe1, from the committee On the e1AmIna
besg e1sRtfS ne peeSs 5S,Swps
Wood. semantha E. Sheppard, Frances N. En-
y. wa,sy, Mary 2: Petteneill, Jplla II. Guee!t,
Jane Dousall and Lydia u. Phelps.
On motion the certificates were granted
NJ Ryoer tron the comm,ttss On Appointments
Ntwbe,1y 10 Jones: Misf Kirby to scsnmon; @ + Miss
Combs from Foster TO Scammon; Miss Gafeny to
k1nzie; Misses 4twater and Drake to Franklin !;
bury to Foster; Misses Miller and Skier to Ogden !;
Misses Wright and Cass to Newberry; Miss Trim
tnsham TO skinner; Miss Rich fron Bridgeport to
Moseley: Mlfs 1tBouty to Bridgeport
Mr. Wicker, from the Committee on JAnitQfs
and Supples stated t1lnt the Increase In expenses
this term would be in the ueiehborhppd of Is per
cent.
Nj. Wentworth, from the Committee on the H,rh
School, reported Adversely to the EnanCer In which
The uerlnl High School exhibitions are conIurted.
lie was in :avor Of giving MI the pupils show,
and not few fsvCrcd ones
lii. Wells stated that the discrimination was
baEed on mtFt.
Mr. Wells reported the following teuders Of re.
s,ensuopr, which on motion were accepted Miss
MCINTYRE, Hiss SorthWorth. Mlab Jones, hiss
Iew1s. Nils Norman and Mise Thatcher.
MI Wicker offered euRges,ton taat an extra
aes,ttapt teacher be furnished to thn frAnkl1n.
Skinner Washington end Foster Schools.
or motion OF lii. Wentworth 1t vas referred to
The Commjtter On the Appointment OF Teachers,
10 rrpnrt at the next mcetfnE.
The election Of = Principal for the honin Cnlc1So
School visa next proceeded With, reeult!nf In INC
annn1ntmtnt Of Mr. WEIGH. -.
Mr. Wicker moved that MI. Blacknan, tne muslc
teacher be plnced upon in equality with t0e pflo-
capaIs or the schools, and bis salary be $s,$O
On uotinp Of hrnNawberrJ the matter was lalo
On the table. aQaeWhich, Oh motion tDe ooa1o ao'
AaaAr17 WITH DEADLY WxAros.-Beujamtn
Bafnihh, Of gambling notofiety in the CITY, In
condition bordering on dxiir3um frtaseas. wss
placed In the prisoners box Ut the A1nory on
Saturday. chneed With an asrault with deadly
weapon upon the person OF Frank Etuduer. The
complainant taad he NAa connected with Robinson
, 1864-09-05
Soldiers Home.
The following are the donations to the Soldiers

Home for the month of August:
Proceeds OF q fair held by Misses Lucy and C4u-
dare Culbertsnn, s1rsh and Lula Clancy, Anna
ss1s snd sa9 H.
co and pipes, SIS o.; III. Volk, vegetables: from
gentleman, name not knowo, vegetables: Mrs.
bsow sppee snd shuts; M'ss Nfrsaea de1esss
COLLECTED By M1e. Goold. Of Morris. $s5; tair BY
Ella Mccoila, aargie Smith, Marion Carter and
D ls s12 IT. seip 81 ~ n3,s R9E
wire, Jelly. and promise OF dftcen cords wood
and twentJ.dv crooks butter; Mrs. Shlpman,
= NJ Edsae as s
Dueeet: $50; Mr.: Prentice, vsls; masa1ines;
tair hy Lizzie snd Bell Carr, $1s; fa!r By Master
and 4s Apos M% Msf a9T S ~ a@ MoE
iors @ Whisky for the siyE; ]. E. {. Frazier, SD;
FetR, FettSs f9s r. ate t f.?S;ss y 1o fsS sases e
lot the sick ne.rly every day; Mrs. Walls, Lu-
Busch, veg tables calver. Raae 6 Hoyne. blank
IS; tIem Gep1 eonesit by iaaiss Union G Geseas
Brickton. Gz5 little Ainric IS cts.; T. n Singer,
Tsss.s,ess; Mr. cneh,Ds yessabIss; Mrs.
cot, 1a1zel corn aud : chesse; n. slug
naf H. y H. H. cson.n Ecu nj
Mis- Bald win. one quart brandy; MI. French, ons
quart eAch c3npnof ana peppef1tpt; Nj, Fish,
eight gailo1s milk cooked provislons from The
Adamt House md Richmond no1ee; Mrs. E. Mig
gips, ediblee for The sicf; MI. SINGER one barrel
Wal5rop, one barrel vegetables; friend, 6a0o;
freicht bil, for wood given By A,chigsn Central
Ra,lrosd. 500 g; far BY Asts 81 A Parker, Kitty
tomatoes; MI Cral9. 81 90; Mrr. Good. $ia0o;
Frtddy Dapenhart, Soc Mrs. Thos. Church, 500;
Mrs. Merriam, one cot; ". 4. I. Hall, fFse pass
4h.C0: Mrs. Kent, two dozen towels; Ars. L. II.
Mason, Locspost, two boxes fruit aud vegetables;
receifed from Grand Haven TWO cords wood; M1a.
BONE, $16.75.
By order OF Committee.
, 1864-09-05
TEE CIHHEaGO NUIIIVA.
THUNS,
How they arc Viewed in WashInston

Especial Dispatch to tho n; 7. Tribune.1
It is difficult to convey IN adeanste in.
PRESTON Of the exhilaration with which the
action Of the Chicago Convention has in
sptred all true losal Union.loving men here !;
but it will he readily perceived from the CT.
feet 1t must produce upon Union men every
where throughout the country. A great VIC
tory In the held could hardly prove mora ef
fcaciouR. As the attack upon Sumter united
all men either for the Union or against 1t, so
will the proceedings OF the Democracy at
Chicago merge ill minor differences In the
Union party, and give assurance Of COM
plete victory.
party represented in Chicago hoped to make
issne-to wit, arbitrary arrests, the draft,
and emancipatfon-are all disposed OF by the
nomination Of Mcclellan, who, without con-
su1tatfon with his superiors, established the
fret Of these precedents in the arrest of tho
Maly1and Legtslatura; who, In 1861, strenu-
onsly besought the President to fiji the ar:
mleB by draft; and who finally insisted
upon the principle of sefzing and using the
negroes Of rebel enemies whenever and
wherever they could be found. Ia the selec-
ton Of Mr.. Pendleton, who, while In Con-
gress, voted against all supplies and
appropriations, even: including those
Ha for the Rsyment pa,ce OF the
constantly heard clamoring for peace, the
Democracy distinctly state their object to be
m entire and disgraceful surrender of all the
principles for which the people OF the North
baye been 60 earnestly striving for the past
three years, and an abandonment Of every
thing even to portion Of the United States,
to the rebels in arms. Already these const-
derations are 81 en- and appreciated here, md
when the facts are placed before the people,
as they shortly ~ill be, It is hardly possible
to suppose; that the result ufll be other Hise
than satisfactory to ths loyal men ofthe
Union.
, 1864-09-05
alantfD-Gorresponnene

WANTED-Correspondence
w Fou. young Officers IN tha veteran ser.tc,.
teii1e 70 ec7fespcnd WITH ny ot ~ Of tna nsn.
ot Eorthean 1ad,snA- OoIoct-fon. loya and lzarrk
NcnJ. LAua1t containing photoFrsphs @ill F1essya
fBR6URaON. Capt JAMES CLiN row, capt HARs
RI BEMKR, or tspt, HA kRY HAYWOOD, %tn fna
Vet Vel. Pust a1Atds, Ch4ttAuooSA, 1eaH.
Rek4R9&
, 1864-09-05

have been reading the report Of the meeting at
advancement hiss been made in the 1,eht direction,
and day after day is passing by, and We are hardly
any nearer filing our quot8. There are thousands
OF men in the city who are ready and willing to
give OF their means to consummate this object,
and there are thousands OF abls-hodfed men who
stand ready to shoulder the musket, II liberal
bounty could be obtained, with which the wolf
might be kept from the door Of their homes during
their absence. Ali are whiting for s1me organlza-
tion, and while the committee appointed are doing
the work allotted to them, why will not
come Of our prominent men organize another
committee, and offer q bounty Of say fYa
hundred dol1are, cash, for volunteers2 TT
warrant you, Messrs. Editors, the men will
be forthcoming. But how to faiss the meansf
Here is plan Say, appoint three men iona for
each side OF the riverl Of each kind Of business,
trade or profession, and send them out collecting
IS, SO &50, Sl00 Or $500, from any person who Is
willing to srbscnbe. and let the lit be published
time let the organized committee call for vo'nn-
teers at $500 per man. and psy as long a. the
money Sholds out, and there will be no trouble
abont hning our quota. win there fbe any
trouble, Mesers. Eti,ors2 The advantages Of
this plan nre there: Father Abraham wilt hare bis
eodierr. the soldiers families vii. be provided for
during the coming ninter. and Cook comfy will
escape the draft. Set the ball in motion, Mf.
Editor and there arc hundreds who will give their
services Tot The Gauge. Count on me to do my
share, and I'm not unknown to fame."
MAHCrAcTuREH1
, 1864-09-05
Tho Clergy and the DRIFT

at the recent Convention of the Diocese
Of Western New York, the following resolu-
tion was introduced by the Rev. Dr.. Metcalf,
of Hobart College, and unanimously adopted
by the Convention:
Rtao!red, Tbat in the Judgment Of the Conven.
tion the CLERGY Of tha Church are bound in con-
tcituce and by their ordination VOWS to ahstata
IRON engaging as armed cotnba1ants in tho Mill
taIy service.
The Hon. Washington Hunt also moved
the following additional resolution, which,
after little debate, was also adopted, viz:
Reso:red, That In case the Presideut shah de.
cline to make the propofed ttscrininauon, and
any Of the c,erey q the Dioeete fhau be drafted
urh minister Is officially connected, or in wnich
he nay rttIoe., 1s hereby requested to procure q
expenditure thus 1ncarred be refunded by special
collection to BE- made III all the parishes, and
that the Bisf fop be reqoes'ed TO address the Dlo-
cese BY pastoral letter In such manner as may
eecm to him necessary TO give full elect 10 this
resolution.
Shortly before the Convention, Bishop
Delaney addressed the folio wlog letter to
Provost Marshal General Fry:
GENEVA, Aug. Q, 1881.
PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL FHY-Mx DEAn
sm-1 nm applied 10 Us Bishop Of the Diocese Of
Western New York By the eierg, neu of the Pro-
tettant Episcopal Church 10 the same, to know
liable 70 be enrolled or drsfied, il they aFe e.
e1npted under the Law; und II they are drafted,
whether they "il! be aaslg11d to the charge OF
appropriate duties which will exempt hem from
bearing afma9 The annual meeting Of the Con-
vcnt{on Of The diocese will be held on fhe l7th
inst. and beg the laTcr OF reply to ensple to
give them an authorized statement on this sub-
lect. No copy OF the law IS accessible IL this
place. MAY also ask the favor to know to whom
mutt apply fora copy OF the law, or, il In your
[ower it may be scpt to ma
Respectfully your friend and servsnt,
WILLIAM q. DELANcEy.
The following Ia the reply OF the Provost
Marshal General, simply IN extract from the
law itself, without Interpretation or expla.
natton. The extract Is about as clear as
mud; md the Provost Marshal Is therefore
not go much to be blamed TOR his eyaslve-
ness:
, 1864-09-05
IMPENDING E&lSlS IN CAl1-
AAIAs,

anprehensfops Of q G3rtat CONNER
rfnl PsnIc-TIade Dull and Prices
eafell- Banks Nfavv1ug In 14oanD aod
- fI-3 3a1u
, 1864-09-05

[621 cIeI Gl3pAtch % th6 Chl-nE0 1t1bNHej
HILwACKEH, Saturday, ,Beps.3 .. 1861.
FLOUR. Declined 2i1sQc-s-lea limlted to small
sueu1;r - t,t Is for country extrs
E7Als-Whenl t{F7c Iowtr. With ta1es At Snalths OF
C rt1 bu At t2I3, but lowered to $.L1 on Charge:
.nt0bn at ss.V 97 Of and 3z3 this eSanlnE. Market
cuIeI at $lIe. Oat3 easier at Sc.
, 1864-09-05

Kew York Money and Stock mpraet.
NEw York, Saturday, Sept. 3.
Morey rA!her more tteAdv at p c.
Sterling irItRnlar and unsstt. ed st 1t91.
Epid unsettled and lever. opening At $40. decluuG
to 2S7h. adr4tctn 70 zA24. Seellnin9 70 2sl1. sd
ya1ciDk 2l7H. drefnnK 10 ;4o ~ closlnx aselt.
retail experts Of fpec,e tot ny. <ISs, 81.
GcytrBn,ent Stocks inner. y. 5. 6s Of 1881 cou.
poEs. .luIxGl0sH; E.:o Coupons, ,1lo@ttA.
, 1864-09-05
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Vessels Passed Detroit.
tgpeeiA Dispatch To the Chicago rribune.l
DETROIT, Saturday, Sept. 3, 1854.
UF-Bar1 Western Metropolis, Da:ubs, Geraldine,
Mechanic. Mlcn,ght, Feoe, Jscohtte, ksnRetord. II.
8. scctt, H1nrhman, Alfred, Haztzeu, Adtrondac,
MOI tIctllo.
DowE-Eune.
W1Sp-Npttheast-