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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
Letter Of the Committee.
Mej Gen. Grosor b. MCCLELLAN.

NFM-lOhh ocpi' = iO"f'
Mej Gen. GEosoE b. McCLElIAS.
SIR The undersigned were appointed Com
mitloo by the National Democratic Convention which
net NJ Chicago tie 2gth Of August TO advise you o'
your unanimous nomination b. that body as the cand.
date Of tho Democratic patty for President OF tie
United States and also to present to YOU copy OF the
PROCEEDINGS aud resolutions of the Convention
II gives US great pleasure to perform this duty ana
TO act IS the representatives, Of that Contention whose
deliberations were witnessed b. vast asseblage oil
citizens who attended and watched iIs procecdinss
with Intense interest Re assured that those Tor "hom
we speak were animated with the most earnest DO
voted and pIayortui desire for The salvation oil the
American Union aud preservation Of tie Constitution
Of tho United States; and that The accomplishments Oh
these objects was theguding and iinpslhng motive N
every mind.
And we nay be permitted 10 add. that their purpose
10 maintain that Uuion is manifested n heu selection
ns their candidate Of whose io has been devoted
to it, cause: while il their esrnest hope and confident
belief that your election vii restore TO our country I'm
ion. Peace. and Constitutional Libcriy.
We hnve the honor 10 be your obedisnt servenl'.
Horaiio Seymour Chairman.
John EigI,f ofCafarna
Aimed + Fog Fton e raiana
John M.r i,'. ofDe.wsrc.
HIGH n. Curdy. q ,iicl gan
Iolen.. o. atn III. % Msin~.
GcoiEe n. Csimsn of moina
Benjamin -faTA. ~ OFtgpn.
John 81. Dorgii.. 4 iriaots.
Char - Mem. OF Iowa
JOIN r. stiles. n Pcuusy vanlA
Wilson shannon. oi Kan
J. e. fbboit Of Mussachuset,s
L. H. Hssry 81 Mnn,s0ts.
lanes Gu. ie. % he.tl.iy.
Chul.s 4. Nicknfrc Of ker'ncsy.
{. q. ". iisfna.foI, o. Nt~ -liGnpshre-
Geo ". MORAN = Ohio
Allrrd r.. Bar. u Connecticut.
Theodore runy on. Of NV jefsey.
y nifrr p. BarrL of Nissunfi.
John i. Orcen. Jr 81 new ioft.
". A. Galloway, II Wisconsin.
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AR RTE %.

ne PFysTFR-LVINGsTOS- Cerrnont Columbia
coontv on " e,luesday Ses. I, by the Rev MI fhtt,
Frederic De Pcystsr jr, to Mary daughter oi 'efmont
Livingston. o~q. -.
~ lakes Church. Catslin by tic Rev w C. Chsi"eii,
L. Gariuor Hop Sns, Of New-fork, and Juha LdgaFine
Mhiucsfy, OF the former place. -, -,
NFW-W0ODW Brooklyn, at the Church OF the
Holy Trinity Sept g. by the Rev. !. II. Roges. Edwin A.
Nov H. y A, g. Nss Elise Nooiwari younger oSnshses
OF tho late VIM H. Elton "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

the State Of New Yol tie friend, Of the Union ms issy
ond indicating motives th9ys he nieresis Of ne
uartau sad IL sire sbics. most worthy and
truly loyal czus TO al positions Of honor and hat 'nd ~
the nomination of Frederick A. Ale,rser ioI Canal Co
sion.r aud Fovrrst for State Prison Inspector we WIZ
show onr apprcatoS their merits and condolences m
them 10 their duty BY ecciug them WIN al ouf esnV
dates 10 the positions fcs which ey efe poe ho
mated.
Res,ei That viii spare efforts 70 secure inc ROM
nson Of all the Aforesaid candidates, knowing hch al -
true and reliahls Union men.
Resolted, Wo will elect them.
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Surplus Recruits.

WATERTowS n. Y. Sept s.
For the benefit Of localities wanting recruits,
can state that there four hundred surpas recruit.
over our quota in the barracks Sackotts Hnrbor and
they oan be credited to any locality in the State on the
payment OF bounty OF eight or nine hundred dollars
fsf each JOIN ii. CosKIEG.
Chairman o. Board OF Supory isors Of Jefferson Co.
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IDlLtDLtlHlA, sept : lrlL
The return Cricket match between the New
York Eleven selected from the different clubs, iucud
ing two pFofetsiouai- Gad ten American gentlemen Of
the Philadelphia Club with Mr. Lemon. was played to-
day Mt Camden. The result was: New-York. first in
niags GO; second innings -. with four ont Phila
dcphia first inniugs 100 The match will be finished
a. Friday.
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from Tortres. Monroe.

TOErREss MoSgor, sept J.
Maior-Ceneral Butlor returned last evening
from lis trip north and lci this noon for the iront
Tie steamer CT! Point reports 10 ne"s H'n' '"0
front - -. .,a,, ~
Capt. Oap.. Osrood Eaton died here last night Oh
drop,y IIe was formerly from Boston and fora nng
tme connected with the engineer department at this
Mace.
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GperiaI Notices.
u. -. S.yO Loan.


TIE s.sruy the Treasury gives notice that subscnp.
hree year. o Aug Is 1885, with semi annual interest -
The sls Of seven and three en pr cent per annam-pn
pal and interest both to be paid in lswid money
These notes will be convertible the option Of the hodn a.
maturity into six per cent sodbearins bonds payable ma
less nor more than twenty years from their date -
the Government may elect. They will be issued In demon"
nation. of $50 $780, $50 $1,000 and $1,000, and al sab
scptions b. for Gy dollars multiple of any
dollars
As The notes draw interest rom Angus, 5 persons making
deposits subsequent that date pay the interest accrued
from date ofnote to date Of deposit.
Parties depostng twenty Ave thousand dollars and upward
for these notes at any time viii be allowed conmissia-
OF one quarter Of one per cent
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
If A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK. offering higher ra~
Of interest than any Other snd rae best security Any savings
bank which pays depoors in u s. Notes conder ss.s
Ia paying the best circulating medium Of the country
and pay in anything better. for its own assets Az
either in Government securities in notes bonds payable
in Government paper.
CONVERTIBLE INTO SIX PER CENT $50 GOLD
BOND.
In addition the very liberal interest the Notes fos
three years, this privilege OF conversion is worth abo
three per per for the current rate for $50 Bonds
l. than per rs1un, and before the the
premium on six per cent e. s. Stocks twenty pot
cent II viii bc tha, Tire actual profit th, Loan q
annum.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON.
But aside from all the advantages have enumerated
Special of Congress eresp,s al Bond' and TJsas"ry
Note. from local On tie average this exemption 10
worth about two per per snnl according to the rate Of
taxation in various parts Of the country.
1t ia believed that no Securities offer gres. Inducements
to lenders az those issued by the Government In al
other forms of indebtedness the filth ability of prvsss
parties or stock companies or separate tes only
pledged for payment while tie whole property Of tho conn
try held secure discharge of all The obstions Of us
United States.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the
AssIsrarr TsEAsc.zs CT TEs UsrrED srarS corner q
Wan ind Nssssus,s.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK o, Nzw.yoaK. No. 4Wslst
SECOND NATIONAL BANK oS sew Yoax 23d-st. : bFdwsr
Tnmp NAriosAL BAsx OF NEw.YoRk No. R..'au-sI
ForRru NATfoSAI BANK OF Nav YORK. Hand 70 Pine u
| FrYra NATIONAL BANK Of HEw. YoRg No So 3d,S
Sixth NATIONAL BANK or NETWORK Ghav * BTcwsy
IIGHra NArIosAL BAs4 OF NEW YoaK No $50 bros ~sr
NIsrH EArosAL BASx OF NswYoax No. 3s' Broadway
TEyrH national BANK OF NEW YORK, No $40 broadway.
| CKNrRAL NATIONAL BASk EgwiohX. No II DuansA
NAriosAL EXCHANGE BANK OF NEW Yosx 49, Gr~ioh St
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iAdvertisement.l


DRMORRsT's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY and
Mnp DENOaEsTs MIERoR oP FASHION for September
contains the usual variety OF patterns and Information
concerning toilet and costumes. This popnar fashion
BOOK hes hitherto been published quarery hereafter it
will be issued monthly IL Is an acknowledged aa.
thority Of its kind. Evening Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

Lincoln in a Qnandary and Sham Democracy
on their way to the Internal regions. A Bursting,
blowing. ard explosion o. al tho wife compounds IN the
pretensons of sloddy and bombastic politicians. See
FUNNIEST No 4. Now ready aad sold everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
loHa ROlsIic..

DAgINOET. Iowa, Sept :.
Tho Democrats have nominated George Par
dsz, Of tbs city, foT Coagscs4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
FROM WARRINGTON.
speci, Dispatch 60 The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Sept. O. 1864.
PROMOTIONS.

Quartermaster.General Meigs is promoted to
BrcYe Major FOR gallant conduct in defence Of
washr gton ut the time Of the Rebel invasion in July
last. Capt. A. X. Eddy long the efficient Chief Qaar
termastcr ut Mcmphis. has been Ipadc Colonel and
goes Hilton Head Chief Quartermnster OF General
Fosters DepartIneut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

The birth of the first salmon ever born in
Australia 6 announced rs hagins taken p'aco az Mel
hsrtue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

"a SLIGHT CoLD," COUGHs.-Few arc aware
of the importance Of checking cough r"sLGhT COLD 10
first .,ago that which, In the beginning would yield to
mild remedy i neg eced st,acka he innga BRo8Ss
BRosonI, TRocnEs give cod anost immediate ref
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
nv TITS ~ HAMPTON HOSPITAL.

Samuel Diesler, . c. Matthew DodI , "a. wv
james Iuan. : j. Bot. &. ". Gilman . DC
VIM Diarulart ~ n. }. p - 10 - e,c
Andrew Sol! 10 y. Y. u J.. Day. . ~ % .oua
Ami WOODBURY.. - =. II. iii Johdson' =. D. CORFU
Cant T. NJ. Rogers. eJil Pa. dicd Of wounds.
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Bnsincs1 Nctirrs.


"a SLIGHT CoLD," COUGHs.-Few arc aware
of the Importance of checking cough COLD IN
first stage that which, In the beginning would yield to
mild remedy i neg ected st,acka he lnngs BRoSSs
BRosour,L TRocHE, give end almost immediate reef
GESTS's
Regular Fou Opening OF London. Peds. and NeT-Nors
Style. Of
Ladies.
Boys and Infsu.s'
Plain and Fancy
rhur.d,,. Sept, 0. orNIS. $40 Broadway.
Mrs. WrssLow's SoormSG SYRUP--Tor chill
drsn Teo,hng Cufe. Dysonsry and Dishea regulates tho
Stomach and Bowels and cures WIND Collie
TRUssRs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUSPENS0RY
Basp.sEs SUPPORTERS tc.-NsRsn Cos Radical Cure
Tru,, OGoe only at No. 2 'e'ey-'t. Lady attendant
FALL STYLES or CENTS DRESS, CLOTH, AND
tKLr HAIs In choice variety, Jus, ssued by buAEE' zo
Broadway corner Fulton
GROVER Il BAKERS Highest Premium, Elias
tic Stitch SgwISe-M,, HIs,, Nos tos Broadway, we"
YORK. and 2Js fu.ton-st, 8rooslyn.
For the Hair and s<in--BARRy's TRIcopHBR-
oUs the beat and cheaper, article Sold py al drassIs
BEAUTIFUL LFR-LKB PICTURES.
Carles de W..e 81 per dozen Duplicates 90 Al nes
tlves resi.tersd R.A. Lgvrs Nc. l;sCha'hsmst' n Y
WHEELER & WnsoN's SEWING MACHINES. -
For sale rent repaired end Nschnes tnd Operators sent
into fmie, at $50 broadway cer 2zod st. b. j. A. Ellis
WHEELER & WILSON'S HIGHEsr PREMIUM
| LOCK STITCH SEWING MACHINES. No e21 Broadway
TO OWNERS or REAL ESTATR.-The subscribe
ora $40 preparing lit Of nprove aud uninproved property
pryie rent A. they have numerous OPP citcns
Tor tho purchase and renting Of fouses aud tots be al
mag on. TO have fuca DO disposed Of Furnishes Ia
the s that is 5enZ prepared for eireo s'ioa
'''"'' & j. BLgKoKxa sox Co., No. II Cedsss,.
II you want to know, &c. read
MEDICAL CoMMOr SENSE.
one Pro. y 50 10 be Rad st all depot,. Coneru
'''''' Or. F. ;. Foorv No. iiaO Broadway. n y
AT UUyT's. 430 BROADWAY.
large Asaortment Of Buckle Caters for P.t End White
yyea. ready made or to order pain % ancy % %.
| NoIsELEsS ELLIPTIC SgWIHG-MACHlsA.
| Rus BY Hon
De .ure and sse them before pnrcha,ing elsewhero.
| Office ind SaiesIo0n aJt Bfoad"ay
A. II. SrPLys, Proprietor
WM. KYAB3 u Co.,
| MaNuFAc1uaxEs o. GKasD AND SouAaz fIAsos'
| BALTIMORg MD.
s.,or,l. Of excellence from Thslberg Gottchak, Sra
koch saiter and other adr3 artists PHIcK LISTS pionnG
cent on duplication.
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. 3. FRANK PALMER, LID.
npnes the BEsI cr OYYiCgRs SOLDIERS and ,IyIlIAss
al BwAr H. Y 1909 CHRsTSUr ST, Phi 3D. aud ~ oRse'
ST. Boston Address the inventor only and AVOID mpo'uou
OuT-kYoxs FALL STYLES of CEN Is HAT
No. 2l2 Broadway, conner OF Fulton .reos
BATCuELoR's HAIR DYE.-Ihe best III The
world Perfect, natnrs reliable harmless end insenisneoI
| n effect Tho gcpGirsi !. 'rued NiLliAs bAfChhhoH
| S.ldb al Druggists. factory No " bAclas-sl
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Allowances having been made for marine en-
listmens back Of February 1901 hsyo reduced the de
6concy Of the District TO about 400 This will make
the dIA heavy and active arc being taken to
raise volunteers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

TRUSsRs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SuSPENS0RY
B..p.sEs surPoHrERs kc.-NsRsn & Cos Radical Cure
Truss Oa.ce only at No. sesey-st. Lady attendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

GFNfNS.
Regular Fau Opening OF London Peds and Eev-Yerk
| 81 yies Of
Ladies'.
Boys and lnfsn,
Plain aud Fancy
Hsta
Tlnr,d,y, Sept. O. CHM, a3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

FALL STYLES or GsST's DRESS CLOTH, AND
tRLr HAIs In choice variety jD., ssued by buRkE, 40
Broadway, corner Fulton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

GROVER Il BAKERS Highest Premium, Elias
tic Stitch SywISe-M,, Nos fos Broadway we"
York and 2J5 fu.ton-st., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

MRS MISSIONS SoormSG SYRUP--TOr chill
dren eohing Cues Dyson.ery and Dihes regulates tho
| Stomach and Bowel, aud cures WIND Collie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
Assure Cure for Hernia or Rupture

sure Cure for Hernia or Rupture.
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS"
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS" .
Ia IN. only TRrss the that this dangerous ais
ease L, i uiade a principle from all otriS-Luhr.
cry,s and gAsY--s0 pressure the BACK OF GID ihs
Tras.' with the Application Of our HERNIA LOTION,
v,nRAyrEp to crRE tho mos. obstinate cases fsmphss
NV "a, .st,mn GREGORY Co,
''eo io' af e0e Broadway.
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TO Gentlemen,

NOh- EOIIt't'"S H'f ., 1n''7'D'a :. M. aaG a
method Of saving or investing their money the non.
system noticed lately in our columns az "a neaccd
by the Globe Mutual Life Insurance Company, or NeY forE.
de.eryss more than passing notice There are GAy IN ous
- MI, innrovencnt and trust all viii lie encouraged
now 10 invest literally in this foa security Oar espi asis
la, tbs. thet Life Insurance Policies are better tnsn onk
aud fan .afer than sny savings banss psyina
,sryer d,ideuds or iutercst the investment
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nrATIIs OF SOLDIERS.

The following deaths OF soldiers are reported
- ~, -" rr;.t On Joseph Prick. x, Pa. ~ A.
= nS ~ t.s.d A Snr, L. Tho. 0rsten G.. 10 y !.
~ 'i'.' Adam Lambert l. Md
~ II, ;c;-.o.s ! q v v cu,. W.iicr psvi. \, ~ BE
u ". 9 49, n 81 \ ! Alcy rcst y. i42 %.
ApIsh lev. t. a. Al D. Lo,ms +. Pains. {, u ".
800 49,. g. + Ufher q y. va
Thos c. Evsr,, IL Ia. cav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
McCLELLAy's ACCEPTANCE.

ANew-York letter, published here this after
noon. siotes Gen. Mcclellan has accepted both uonna
ton ind platform. Tie Sccesh are jdbart accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

| For the Hair and Skn-BARRys TROOPER
GUS the beat and cheapest article. Sold ny all duggIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

Union General Association. A meeting Of the above
Association atily the nomination mad ~ tn2 ynios
9th met at ooock, 81 Hope Chapel 100 broed~ay Adj
dfesse. expected om the following parsons; iou hnns
r Andrews Hon Judge Busted Hon. John H. White bon
w T. b. afiilkeu. Hon. Thomas Il. Van bUIen Adam {.
Ellis esq Samuel j. G,ssay. esq. and Others SINGING y
the Union Glee Club under the direction OF William - Mao
dononsh esq SIMEON DRAPER, President 4
SAMUEL !. GnsssAr Secretaries.
HARVEY a. NoODs,
Yos,-OfIice Notice.-Ihe Mails for GREAT BRITAIN
and he CONTINENT, via Southampton and Bremcn. pes
steamer NETWORK. end for IRELAND via Queenstown,
e, steamer EDlNBURG viii close al this oace on saturday,
H. 18th dsy Of SEPTEMBER. At lot o'clock ana It the
np,own stations follows: Stations aud h. IL IN sta
en- & ana d. n a. IN Stat r. ard +. VI a >tsou
o. Gam. AbhaM NfNfNA-' ios-nIe1I y.
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PoIitirpi.-There will be a political discussion held q
Metropolitan Hall, IS tthay., on THIS tFHdsy) EnEN
mo on the merits aud dement's Of tho Pauioie and Chics
20 plaorm,-both parties 20 Layo hearing To commences
al "a O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

Col. Thomas Bailey, commanding tho 9th u
G Calorel Troop, under Gen Foster has been &c
ouil ID Of charge OF neglect Of duty aud released HON
arrest.
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TO THE AFFLICTEDI
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Z Medical Electrician,
No. n Clapp's Block.

/ 3 - - - 49, ----@<>@<~ ~ kOA[8kxo
No. n CIapp's Block,
CORNER oYCoSGRsss AND EN- STREETS
w Portland and vicinity, that be hAs permanent.
~ located in this city. During the eleven months
the worst forms Of dises.s in person, vho ssa
other forms Of treatment In vain, and curing pa
tent: In 90 short time that the question Is often
asked. do they stay c1redf To answer this question
will say that ali that do not stay cu ed we viii
doctor tho second time for nothing.
DR.. D. has been praoticx. electrician Il twenty.
onsyears and Ia also regular graduated pl ,lAn
Eectrieiy Is perfectly adapted 70 chronic cno lsss
In the form Of nervous or alex hsadsche; neprslsi.
In the hsad. neck or sxtreniiss consanptics .wSss
In the aeuts ges or where the iunes mot fily
inyelvedi ACUTE chronic rheumatism. scrofula hx
OF the spine contracted muscles, distorted ii,nts
palsy or paraiyss 81. Vita Dance. Deafness ssam-
An. and vse sonpsIss s, ss..
cssry ease that can Be presented asthma bronchl.
ts. st,etsrss Of the chest and all forms q fsaais
ny I1oCtr.icity
rhe Rhsamsiie. the souty, the lame and the lag
leap with Joy. and move WITH the agility and elastic
httsd limbs restored, ne uneouth dsformities 70
moved, nintness converted to vigor, seakness to
pd sm q ass Ss q
s.s Pr the a. 20 q ne
a eoe1ve circulation maintained.
sesi LADIES
Who have cold hands and foot; weak stonachs.
lame and weak backs; narvous and sick headache;
dizziness and swimming IN the head. with indiEes.
and back; ieucorrhoa, Tor whites); falling OF the
womb with internal cancers. tumcIs, polypus, ami
al that long tr.in O. disease WI. nn9 1eesrio.
100 profnse mcnstruator, and all Of those long ns
OF Troubles with young ladies' Electricity IL oerais
specac and will In short tine, restore thu suerss
% tbs vlgor Of health. ' ~
~ w Aagsas Electro Che ical Apparatus TO-
extracting Mineral Poison from she sysfem such a
! Msroary. Antimony, Arsenic, Ac. Hundreds who
troubled with sfif joints weak backs and vari-
oas ofherdiioalties, the direct cause Of which. In
MAE cases cat Of ten Ia the eject of poisonous drues
oaa Dc restored to natural and ysor By ths
I use Of nora ave to eight Baths.
Once hours from 8 o. clock A. =. to i Y.H.i1i
4 g; and to y. ~. - b
Consultation FREE. iylxfsed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
Filling the Quota.

The committee engaged In raising money to
NIL the quota of the city are doing their ut
most to accomplish the purpose. There is a
very large number Of enrolled men in the city
liable to draft, who have neither paid anything
nor manifested any interest in the movement.
II such men would pay an average of eight
dollars each, an ample sum would be raised.
One OF the committee says to us, If they do
not feel able to pay IS, If they will pay s., IS,
or even 81, 1t will evince an interest that will
encourage the committee to still further
effort. The exempts generally have been very
liberal
1t Is TO be remembered that IL sum is not
raised sufficient to Ill the quota, the money is
to be refunded and the draft will come, and
no drafted man can receive bounty from the
general Government. II is to be hoped the
object may be accomplished. 1t would be .
misfortune, now that so much has been done,
TO have tho draft applied. Those who have
ample means may not realize the hardship,
but there are hundreds of cases where II
would bear with terrible severity.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
Orders in Relations to the Draft.

Provost Marshal General Frye, in orders
directed TO the District Marshals in relation
TO the draft, under date OF Sept. 14ih, directs
the District Marshals to cause the drafted
men TO report within three days after the re-
ceipt OF the notice Informing them OF their
having beer drawn in the draft.
aIf the quota Of any sub district shall be
entirely filed by volunteers after the draft,
but before the drafted men are sent to general
rendezvous, then the persons drafted will be
excused
"Volunteers viii be accepted and counted
on the quota, as well as drafted men, until II
Is flied; and when thus filed, and before The
drafted men shall hare been sent 10 he 0en-
erai rendezvous, for every additional volun-
teer mustered 10 drafted man will be exeus-
ed, the persons TO be excused being taken from
the bottom OF the list of those drafted, in the
reverse order In which they were drawn; bu
in no instance will 9 substitute be exonerateo
or excused Asa
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
s. Via Casco Bank.

feyHE Annual Meeting of the sto,s holders OF this
n Bank the choice Of Dirccto rs, and the trans
action of other busire will be held AZ their Bank
ing Hoafe, on Monday, the 81 day OF October next,
al 3ociock 2. NJ. Per Order.
e. ,GERRISH. Cashier.
Sept Ibid = 900
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-20
Subscription on the Islands to Avoid the
n~aa

We mentioned yesterday the meeting of tn
citizens of the Island Ward, to adopt meas
ures BY which draft Ia this city may b
avoided, and their liberality in subscribing /,
the general fund for that purpose. The fol
loving IS the subscription thus Ear of the Is
land Ward for the purpose of filling the quot,
from this city. 1t speaks we'll for the patriot
ism Of the Islanders: -
u, josiah Sterling, Robert F Skillings and
w Scott, $50 each. <
Anger, $40.
freiethen Jr, So.
b Scott. $50.
y Is Written. 7 Sterling, c Z Treiethen
rarsons, Nj Brackett, $25 each.
w Harrington, II Trefetbin' A q sterl.
ing Sterling, Jr, l. G. Bracket, II K II
Bracket, Griffin. p G Marston, j Il Parsons,
John Parsons, $40 each.
" Gardiner, J K Sterling, A T Sterling,
9 Maxwell, Sis each.
q Gushing, $l2.
ID ID Dodge, ii Sterling, J Craig, r L
Sterling, w Parker. Ii w Cushing, G Fowler,
A erling, J Fisher, w 7 Jones, w K
Grilln, L Merrill, + Hughy, A Doughty, X
5 Woodbury., A johnson, W i Richardson, ID
ii Griffin, Z T YeatoD, S Skillings, Jr, w A
Sterling, C G Innes, L Sterling, & f button,
Z w Parsons, $40 each. aa
w A Lane, SIS.
J Hawkes., } NJ Lewis, J Bracket George
Trott, S L Gushing, l. w Cushing, c York,
+ York, X NJ York. Doughty, f Doughty,
j Doughty, B Woodbury., L Green. b
Doughty, A Griffin, T Il Trott, S Sterling. s
Hadleck, J Sterling, IS each.
James ii Alexander, "a. ss
Elijah Alien, Jeremiah Griffin. Charles w
Cushing, Richard b Lit,leiohn. So each.
William Andrews, 81. = -..g-~
Collection, Ss.l5. Total, slo3l.l5.