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Mr. John Gilbert is spending his summer yaca-
tiUn at Wells Beach.
Dan Setchell Is rustcating at waterward, Me-,
with his friend Artemus Ward.
Eliza Logan (uow Mrs. George Wood has
taken perulau, ut residence iu New YORK city.
J G. nanley will be the stage mana ;er of the
Winner Gdideu, New York, next season.
Arteiuus Ward entertiius the idea Of establish
ing permanent euIeI tainInent iu New York.
Edwin Adams has purchased the cottage
owned by the late William r. Blake aG the HIgh-
lands.
Kire Denim Ryan closed an eng ,semeut at
Montreal m,t weeh. She will be succeeded by
the webb sisters.
Mark Smith, Lewis Baker, and Charles Wal.
, Got, Jr., have commenced dramatic season at
! Qusuec.
wv. Lancrgau Is doing fine business at st.
| John. Ledh aud the Iicfet'of. Leare MN have
! been the ldbt 9ttiac / ms.
John l.. Owens will play au engagement at the
Broadway Theatre Qae Wallack's), New York.
! curing the fall.
: Edward Eddy is to become co-manlger with
I De Bar of tue st. Charles Theatre, New Ureaus,
LtXi season.
Miss Olive Logan will return to the stage
IL X season, and wiii play several StIr engage
mtuN,
" Scallan is engaged at the Varietie, The ttre,
New rleans, Tor "A ppru ~ ths set.On. At the
conclusion ui his engagement he departs for M.-
. bUuTi t, austria Ia.
Adam I,aacs Menten, 3d., g., has deserted
her hususnd (Orpheus Z X rr) In Ca ifornia, aud
depart for Australia win u gay "LOTna'iO of
FTRcO."
Moses Taylor has been appointed Assistant
Treasurer az New York, 10 succeed Mr.. Cisco
whose continued ill-health compels him to retire
fIom office.
General Mcpherson was betrothed to young
/ lady in Baltimore, and thty were 10 have been
un ted in marriage, when he received orders 90
enter upon the present campaign.
Colonel Daniel G.. bingham. late of the Gath
| Regiment New York Volunteers died at the
resAGaHs Of Mr.. Thwing, In Leroy, N. Y, on
Thursday afternoon, after long Illness, con-
tracled in the service.
We regret TO learn that Governor Bradford's
son, aged seventeen years, was thrown from q
buggy In baltimore, on Thursday afternoon
about four O'clock and very seriously injured.
He was insensible all night, and his condition
yesterday morning was very critical
Dr. Aver, Of Lowell, Mass, proprietor of the
famous Ayers Cherry Pectoral, aud osher pro-
prielary medicines, buys ten thousand dollars
worth Of revenue stamps per month, and his
business pay directly and indirectly two hundred
thousand dlllars per annum 70 the Government.
General Sloeum Ia moving, for the second time,
from Vicksburg into she heart OF Mississippi, 20
destroy railroads and keep the scattering ReOels
busy in that department. General A. j. Smith Is
engaging she attention OF Forrest and other Rebel
Commanders under Leuten ant- General Lee, in
northwest MissiBsippi The fuller reports th at we
GET Of thel fight with the Rebels at Tupelo show
that they 9unered very heavily, and thar Forrest
will searobly be In condition 20 interfere with
General SheIman's communications. Forrest was
outmAnohUed and whipped every time that he
came in contact with our troops.
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ls,eSi


BARLoW.-In Washington, on Wednesday, July 21ti
81 rosIfO ypaod, rsys1 AEABELLA wALf6N vile Of
Division Second Corps Army OF the Potomac.
bLhEE1T-on the 2lth Inst, LYDIA ANN BEN.
he relatives aud irc nds OF the family ore nyitod to
attend the innera IRON the residence Of her sonia law
streets, on monday morning az 10 O'Clock, without
further notice. To proceed 70 Laurel HILL
coGiah,ption, J. FR&SK GEtSioS, -" instant u
Funeral from his iae r sdehce. NO. o5j WGshlngon
NJ, vi Lout iurlhCTnotCo.
MATnILU-on the morning ofihe 2ith instant, " III ,m
Lunle NJ te son OF Emls and sarah MathIed, IN the
in, notice Of he fu-crnI VIII be given.
RoCKAFELLAR.-on Tuesday evening, the 26th inst.
AhNlk O. only daughter Of Mary NJ aud the iale A j..
The friends of the family are invited to attend the
funeral without further notice. from her late residence,
O'Clock, to proceed to Laurel HIN Cemetery.
THohPSoH,7 On the 21th instant, SAMUEL H.,
His relatives and male friends and members Of Con
eordia Lodge, NO. 81, A. r. NJ, and Excelsior Marx
funeral from bis late residence, No. Ills Parrish street
on Saturday 3Oth inst, at O'Clock.
WOODCOCK.-On the 25th inst, LUCY, daughter OF
Thomas and Mary Ann Woodeock aged months.
invited 10 attend the unsIa from the yesdenee Of her
parents Miller street. Germantown on Sunday after
wIsE.-on wednesday 9th instant At the Eilbert
street Hosplts ron We unds received IN iro1t OF Pc
q, Fllyelshth Regiment Pennsyhania Volunteers, In
MS rsatiyes and ffends and thess Of the family and
The member. OS SSSsny Fy sas hSsi%ss, s SSS
comp Of the regiment in the city are respect.
fully invited 70 attend his fansIa NON the residenee
q his brother-nlaw MAJOR ChaIles Gfaen corner Of
aoth Instant At O'clock, T. NJ. To proceed 10 the
Leyerington Cemetery.
wAINwRIGHT.--in wsshlng.on cry, on the amer
noon OF the 26th INST, OF diphthera, JOANNA AUCH-
HUTZ youngest child OF Sally y. and the late Captain
Richard aihwrght, United States Navy aged years
and months
WoRREII--On wednesday, July 91th, at the nesl.
dsnee Of samuel v; Fisher hontgonsy county, JOHN
r. WoRRELL, N the 74th year Of his age -
Funeral rom his late residence No leI walnut street,
on Saturday, Soth instant, at o'clock,
E1- MASONIC N0TICE,--wA sHINGroN LODGE
No. 50, A. r. M,-The membera Of Washington Lodge,
No. @ a. n and the Order In general are requested
10 meet IN the Masonic Hall, Chetaut street. on sa-
turdAy, the 30th instant at o'clock u M 20 attend
the funeral of our deceased brother, fHAhk A. GER
avenue.
A. N. hkcfhkEsoS, SOcOtarN
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Married.

C0NG-MOORE On the 4th of April. 1861 by the
Rev a. ternley at the Parsonage, No, lO4 n Front
street, Mir. SAMUEL CONN to Miss EMILY NJ. MOORE,
both Of this city.
oNEs-wILLIA NsOE-In Baltimore, on the 2ith
instant by the rev. Mr.. He'd es EUGEhE @ A. JOKES
70 Mrs ANNIE To- eldest daughter OF Captain Alexander
Williamson U. :. N, all Of that city.
JOHESTON-KELLI.-On the 28th instaut In st.
hGrys Church. Burlington, ~. BY the Rev. Bre *
lAridge Gibson, A. N the Rev. LEVI JOHNSTON, OF
northampton, n. Y, 70 Miss ELIZABErh r. KELLY,
daughter o the late John W. Kelly, Of Burlington Nd.
EGIsTER-ALLEN.--0n the 29th astlnt by tbs
Rev ). W. Thomas, FRANK REGIS TER, Esq, OF Do
yer, Del, " Mrs. MARY EMMA ALLEN, oI this city.
No cards.
kUIH-GAsSAWAY.-In Washington on the Goth
instant by tile Rev. Joshua Morsel, DUDLEY l. RUTH,
u. s. NJ to ANNA L., eldest daughter Of tho lato Row
3. G.. Gas away No cards
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BRoPosA SAILS FOR LOAN

TREASURY DEPARTMENT July 25, lS5L
Notice is hereby given tina, subscrpto.s will received
by the Treasurer or, United states, the several Assist
mt Il ensurcrs and designated Deposories By the
National Banks designated and qualified Deposi,oi,s
aud Financial Atcs, for Treasury Notes payable three
years from August Is, 1864 bearing Interest at the Of
seven aud hreetenth5 per per annum, with s,m-
annual coupons attached, payable In lawf al m,uey.
Tiese notes viii bo Convertible At tho option OF tho
hOldor Of maturity rlK per cent sod bsTng bends,
rcd enable A'e Eve and payable twenty years from
August 10, 81
These notes will he issued In the denominations Of any
one hun, nd lyc hun red. ne T. usand, and Eve thou
sand dolas g. aid Will be issuel blank, or payable to
ORDER as may he ,lrected BY the subscr bers.
An sub crl tioLs must be for Nifty dollars mui
tp,e Ofhft, dolaos.
Iuplosc cert asaeS will be issued or all De osits The
party deposins end1 up,n the original osrdicAte
the deuop,uAti, of notes icqursd, an whe N
10 be issu, d IN llank or pSTlbe oruo. when SO
dorsed must he ief with the hic, reoern the de-
pOst to be foiv. ricd TO this Department
The no es vii be runsmis tho uners, fr eOftrGns-
DO tatOn efarg, as soon after he ocept OF tho original
| cer,lhos es Of deposit a, ley ecu be pro sred.
Interes viii be allowed to AugutiS all de? ,aits made
prior TO that dae wn pad by he Dep lmeut upon
| receipt Of the o, L. nal csr'lhestts
As the draw in crest fr IN Aug st s. rerions max
ing oepos suhsoq to thai date pay ne Interest
accrued from date o; note to dae # deposit
Parties dep slIng twenty thousafd dollars ald up
wards for these noes at sny tm' will be allowed
commission Of oac quarter per cent, wh will be
paid BY this drpalmtnt upon tho reeeipo btu the
amount oertided by the officer with whom the deposit
was mads No d,dussonS tor commissions must be mAis
from the deposits.
Oaoers receiving deposits viii that TIE proper en-
dorseu ents are made upon the original certificates.
An ooers authorized to receive deposits requested
to give to applicants all desired LnfOmatOn ana afford
facility for making subscriptions
wP. FEssENDEN,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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A RMY sUPPLTEs s.

OFyIcR or Amy CLOTHING AND eeUiPAsB,
No 5O1 Broadway
Ngw YORK, July ~. 1874. .
Sealed Proposals wl be received tnis O'ce until II
o'cIock M on THTbDAY, the ltth OF AuKuss next,
he delyerv by ejntract, Depot Of Army COhlns
Ane Eaulps re IL New YORK Ctyi-
Army BlAnbets, OF domesie manufacture wool, grew,
N M letters D. g. In blaek Inches long Ia ths cenrs)
70 be feet IOns, and feet inches wide, 70 weigh
Bidd viii state the number they wish 10 furnish how
many they can deliver per week when they COM
meme, and When they can nnish their deliveries.
Proposals must be aecomp panied b. proper guarantees
setting forth shat II The Contract awarded 20 the party
Bamed therein he viii 81 tho contract ana
kive honda or te faithful performance OF the same
The rned states Reserves the right 70 reject Al p1s
deemed b ectionablo ..,-
Proposals should b. endorsed "PToposAh FOR furnishing
TIsstsnSnt- colonel d. ". vIaToN.
t29-N DSpy QT. ~ Gen, o. s'A. n
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BUSINESS ITEMS.

I l. l. E'9
CHILLED IRON SAFE
h H. \ DS FOR w 4 HS.
LET THE ENEMY COME ON.
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Subscriptions win be received blythe
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or PHIL ADELPHIA!
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADA. iy7T-h
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.VH-s EOH CAPE MAY.
ukisrrAazassts
IAE sTAUHcH AND COWJODIoUs srEAARR
"MANHATTAN,"
CAPTAIN L. A. Ter,

Ofhecs7e Nay Line, l. row mskng h'r regular rp1 -
CATE MAY leaving ARCH Street Wharf every ruesiiY,
1husoay, and saturday at nine oc<; returning viii
leave Cape MAJ 'yery Monday Wednesday and fndsy
af-pas; eigut cock. toucbior Al New Castle Giug
and returning. EArt 81 80; carriage hire nc'ud q.
Clldrn laf Ircci carriage hire included. syrvans
tl+c, Ger .Bgc a,r, ezra Frcrnt at low rae, so
freight received agsrs clock, ard al must De
prepaid
iy2l-u JOSEPH 4. STEWART. Agent.
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TEVALIDs AND C0NVALESoEETs.
BYALps ARD CoNvALE ,cESrs.
Iuyalds and ConvAlesoents,
iuys,ds and Cony aeScents,
Especially
FEMALES N DELICATE HEALTH,
FEMALES IL DELICATE HEALTH,
FEMALES IN DELI GATE HEALTH,
WI ind our WIN nndOur win hnd our
California Vince, Caifonis Wines,
CAlhUinia Wines, California Wines,
California Wlnes California Wines,
peculiarly valuable all Of anguor and great pros
IAtOn Of strength.
ASK Ash Ask Ask Ask
Ask Ask Ask Ask Ask
Ask ASK Ask Ask ASK
prs. McClSnand, GebhArd, jackson,
ofthe PennsyRaala Uniyersiy)
Herring, Berens, Groves, Harshorne
sShm0le, Williams, HATtley, Neidhard,
Wilson, TindAl, VinaL Fondey,
Noble, Knon, Maryland, Turner,
and other eaang physicians, what they think med
eiAal virtues q California Wines These gentlemen pre-
scribe brands and OF the Dement'S patients
receive nom their usei
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY,
bae-ln No A 8. FIFTH street, above Chesnut
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TN THE NATTER OF THE ASSIGNED
II E.atata of HOMAl ET E,TCYITLCa

The Auditor appointed by the Court OF Common Pleas
for the City and County OF PhlAdephA inquire aud
report whether al the debts and liabilities Of THO MAS
FLETCHER and CALVIN W. BENNETT, late co pnt-
ners, trading under the nrm o. FLETCHER BENNETT,
lwhob BY deed dated April 10 1870 recorded in Deed o.
81 Ne; II, page 69 assigned Ente DANIEL c. WHAR r0a
az theI estate Joint anu several, In trust for their cred
toss a. Nel as Al the separate debts OF satd THOMAS
fLEfChEh which ere claim upon te estate assigned
by the deed o trust Aforesaid, well s under previous
FLETCHER % said DANIEL @. WHARrOH, have been
rnO paid and deehArEod with q 20 tie said Court
ordering and directing the said Assignee DANIEL @,
WHARTON, % reeoBveJ % said TiiohA AZ FLETCHER
all the assigned estate remaining In his han Il
sion, and al outsAndng interest In the same, will attend
70 The duties Of his appointment, MONDAY, August
!, 1854, at II oclock NJ, At his Oee, No. III WALNUT
Street N the city Of PHILADELPHIA whereof Al parties nte
rested are heruby n0taed, JOHN CLAYTON,
iy2oWfu-N Auditor.
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LEWIS LILLIE & SON,
NJ c. sADLLR, Agent,

NB-should any ell ef the shove propositions be Ac
cepted and should successful any a the pro-
ceeds we may derive IRON opponent deduotng actual
expenses tests shah bo presented to tho Volunteer
Rfreshmeu 9elOon the money not the Obj ct Of the
tesL LEWIS LILLE SON.
NJ Q. SADLER, Ascent
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CITY ITEMS.

OUT Doom SPoRT3.--The Paterson, N. D.,
Fan Meeting. which commences on Tuesdsy next and
continues three days will be the most brilliant racing
asemblare in the number and value Of The stakes ue
importance OF the several contests and the renown OF
The horses engaged that has taken place within te VI
cnity Of New.York for years The Inauguration o the
Spring Meeting Of the Passac County Ass"c'"uoh ~
Paterson LEFT nothing 10 be desired. Flrss-caS' ahEe
in management and results. abnndantIy prolific IN
sport managed by gentlemen Of wealth ana position
who we're determined racing from the OBLIVION
Into which had fallen and restore II to the same proud
position it occupies at EPSON, Ascot and Goodwood'
as the leading and most popular Of ont door pisiines
the result was the most uneyamped success The g"od
seed sown Of Peterson in the Spring, eliminated at
Saratoga later in the year. and that was admitted tone
brilliant triumph. The Spring gores OF Paterson,
and the Summer srcndor Of Saratoga will be combined
a; ,he Paterson Fan Meeting An Immense number Of
horses arc already the ground. For the fnl and
alcnt list OF stables and the railroad, ad minor ar
Engagements Of the Meeting refer our readers to TIE
advertisement
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VS. steam '-.nycr e,,i;.ooe' Derry. City roht =
g. ) .srn irsnspor KsrsD rbrsne Port Royal stb in,t
TO U. = @ ~ ~ int. st2;sos 10 mile. s. csps Hat
~ he4vy "a" from T. hr he The air pump ptson,
so sot uuas way agsn, IL "a b. wing gall. 9Th insc
eu-'ea rs Steamer With schooner In tow, boand s., sup
,'e.n,r J,sepbins rhompson, Cundia Baltimore, VIM.
Dslrsn VIZ
siespcr KIM FISHER Walden Providence, r. Bynnsr.
sscaIn's Bristol aades tlisisguia. yas Hand.
snip hue ~ Ay,ic Forsyth, San Frsncsco, May Ntsi
y'h rnd'e. 20 VIM coienan Co., Vase days % Csp<
tie Caps,; then had very light winds; hs,S
been tie u Rrrn di 10 day. with ight wnd., Az
IT, ~ ~ . long 81 TO- W. saw barb Investigator steering
ss,s n Murray e. cnti. Mirugosne Angus, a. with lo,.
S 0@e a fSp s \; ssG ,y '1 d. s 'sss Ss
Let brig Alice Br just arrived schooner wsr Esse Kelly.
iol B0s,on. loading
Bas 6ahil WAitebery, A,pnwal q days, with ud.e. "a
Ba.s Statue Or Orpsu J.ullica Is day. with lOswoo
FORK 4: 4 prg5e. NcNulIen Rio Janeiro, 50 Jays. with
coffee % Dodi L Kelly
harA ls,e 4. ti.hor, of Nassan, ~ Pl: DOwnes Nas-
mors :. days with co ton to Jas ~ Ward Co. paensers
s'. Aos. Md wife aid cidren Nh Gaus. wife sad
haS b0ten tsi Eerwich, Long, Linsan e. b., II days,
vi n coal 20 {. a. s~en.
taTs QDeen Victoria lofDabn). Conway, Liverpool %
Gays WIN nd % order Was of the Highlands 5,h inst
.ut rs sown "a assia:
flrS laura Russ IL B.l'sst Mel Brown. Cow BAY. 0
DAYS with coal 70 Lr'is. Son Go.
nak nra .ef barbsdoes Conts, Linsan C. B.. q day.
sare ia Asueae Of the 'ery gale pa, into Del Bred.
eieF 90 rltI 'is &c ID INST. at. " o. Ion. g. 90 Jaw
ship of sbonl 90 iors -,eerng " NV with fore aud mad
g, pnui-is gore. wanted NJ assistance.
b-h Aidrriy i1l Lpngcnl Goouch, Algoa Bay 10 dxvx
VI /. i,oO. &C, & e i.r. Ne.isIOrd.
srg Ai- lo shsli 'rn- N. ~. Loud Belle Hond q
day. wit ogv)sd, crd'r DC. 10 brett, son Co.
Kig Chez y sLs, Town. Bos for Albany.
SCR. copy, Whre'er Por J'f'r. for Ronion.
Sclg. NJ. a. RogisEd Euler, New bedford.
sciir. :. =. Rat - Portland, sio1ps.
ar. 81 q Oh. Ryder r label port for Portland
Schr. Union Muphy Rockford, line.
Sem. Q. ". himoal' H. Crsc ~, scotland, hme
Sch. y o. Naw!ey, iiar Piiadepbs for sag Harbcy.
g-hf. lda. lin PIP. Hov, rstr .or Providence.
70. 10. Esro he Jfslt Pr,ssey New Haven.
sehr. flrsb q, Fir IN lsoudc't Z r Providence
ac.I. ~ iafker Ilicort :. ug.nia.
rel-. = a-r..', As4n.lE. Nlgk nj.
sclr. 20 "a Jones, trout, \ 7 mia.
Seir. " zen Srith Ferry, rsniA
Scnf. Alice so lett tir,.na.
SClr :. H. Smith, Arsry Nir,iuis.
frir. Iul.rd nr hers Alow -. Virginia
sclr. fo.Ilte.I, Coleman, Yissina
W.ND-At slEaei, ".
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s.,t-.t

@rgf H-stesmers-Iofey. Victor, Baltic.
'ps--t r,mofe. f. A. Palmer, Fire SouneT. hnsustus
0tsstruritr Johann Lang.
Nsr.,-. ,,niser fcs.ts. Minerva, international
Brg5-- Eas-s. Augiss. Bogote-
sc.o0uers-Azorian, Cakes Amel, John Gipn, a. T. hds
soil
ssI44AsEa lOTu.-Stesmers-E I'd nburg, Newfor, Geo.
t'cI.. suwo NADIA. Louisiana Corsica, OenL s'lg"sks
Fairbanks md Naruna
So tf--f'rr1n Iuvser, Gauss. John :. HaIriss 49,.
BsrEf, uiue Star W a. P.aterinus, Fanny EoieT, wen
foot Coatn Rira Volunteer 81,
Bar- nnma sarah Gooienow southern Belle john sheF'
wood - D. lohn SAMSON.
,'oo1-r.-rbra.Lsr j. l. Berley, c. J. Eick.on, Mere,
n,, sarah D. General Armstrong. Wsnsts D6ns ffowni
feip.e Albert reonas H. Warrington, b. Cunningham
S,a Bigd ~ jan, sheldon
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The Campaign In NNew-Jer.ey-Openin 9
OF Union Wigwam.

Cones pondenco Of The n. Y. Tribune
PATERSON n. j.. Sept o. 1864.
There was glorious time among the Union
people OF the City Of Paterson Thursday evening
last. During the past few months publio building,
called "wigwam, was erected on Broadway. in q
conspicuous part Of the city. It is Of octagonal shape
with gallery almost completely around tho inside and
Of accommodating about three thousand persons
II Is bu OF wood and rather rough In appearance and
he interior is lighted with gas from the ccilg. On
tLs occasion Of Tic dedication, the gallery crowded
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Cleared Saturday.

siesmship.-I or siala en- Prowse Liverpool Williams
nu'n, Edubryb 'hL. Rorkel, Liverpool ). q. Dale5
Ne..i r ttEesh esAe br Ien Corsica lrri. Havana
ini N.s.an T. O. lrl
schoauers-N ihlin thrl. Nicserson, HALIFAX, d. r. %
va tnis'p.., ne,'s't Fo't Monroe, j. j. cawhIl d..
Frail u Gre Norv ch l. ; Rucitt Son; T.. > Cona1ts
Wsss Amboy. sapon Clpp; Elee,ic, Johnson Fl.
Aln.3e, }. whAl " onleT Bal Smith, Tanpsco, Bro
..r e. rhrh1uJ
lhr-Johlana riGs Schubert yohl, oporto Fanch,
Mei.esr = N-ui..
slmr.-John Ai m, psleck New Haven; Emily Lsfasse.
y. n.uUre J. J. C4wnI.
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LINCOLN AND JOHNSON.
GRANT.
SHERMAN AND FA X x AG u t,
THE GREAT PEACEMAKERS

On the edge Of the platform flcing The audience was:
"Cone What will win keep faith with friend and foe"
A. LHcoLs.
The following, which also attracted attention, wero
displayed aTouR, tle gallry;
"Uucon8ii,1lsl Surrender"
"Our B.ave Amy"
" Equal Rights to An"
Freedom Tor Al"
1.-THE First Gun from Vermont"
Educsion for Al"
'Cur Glorious Navy"
"No CoiapryrIisc with Traitors"
Upon the opening OF the proceedings, Ir. >. Iutte
wns called ~ be- chair. lie made a capital speech aud
when he mentioned President Lincoln there WAS
dcafsnng shout OF Gpprob itun HIS allhsidn to our
naval heroes-Sheruian AID FAR Eut-~Gs received
with unb0Gndcd enthusiasm. In fict, il is said that
there has never been enthrsi site gathering ~
Paterson Ii augurs wei for tie Union canse ana ne
Presidential camp g. lac been 1iIy inanguiaied
IN the "City Of Mills and Locomotives" Other speak
entertained the large corrG alton until ete hour
and there wGs some excellent singing by Anerican
I}ards A reverend gentleman. named Freeman de-
ycrcd most beautiful prayer foI the success oil the
Union cause.
Now the Paterson wigwnm is inst the Kind of binding
needed tho city of New lork daring tie campaign.
The cost Vas Il httic hss than four thousand dolms
which was contributed by da2ea gentlemen. As there
are plenty Of campaign orators In Ses.iork. think
il would be q good idea fr Of them to visit and
speak L. the UnOnists at this wigwpm. No doubt they
wonid convert Of the Copperheads who here
abound EMS.
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BEATEN AND RoBBEr-Owen Casey, a SOL
der on Saturday night, IN company with William
Brown Louisa Brady and ers visited drinking
places in the upper TART oe city. and became ntxi.
Gated htsr Ia the eycIsg, when near the crncr ~
Firstav. and 65tb.a. ttlparry turned on Casy beat
him in a terrible lnnej aud robbed him Of silver
watch md $40. IfOwn and Louisa were arTesed by
the 10Th Precinct ,oeo and in tAeir possessio,
found the missing wath and GU. Juruce Co1AoLy
committed thoM ir triI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

Hep- York. Sept. ., 1864.
DELAWARE CousrY.-At a melting of the

DELAWARE COUNTY. AT a netting Of the
delegates Of Delaware county, ~ w. ofhe goth nit in
nppontng delegates 10 the Congress ial Convention.
Tie following preamble and resolItionS ere adopted;
Uh,y,g. This Convention heartily npprfcs Of tho COnc,
,ona course Of the R-pesenia We fonihis lh Cones.
,ion, District aud rheIeas to IN gol member for
nan boWev.r worthy at all times btui policy Il
drred time doubly ot-ctionsbs the critical eondi'
tion Of public affairs, Therefore
Resorod That delegates 70 the Congressional tonven'
tcn be- requested to present thee. suatons to the Convr
lion and to them that the runatou If Hon. ;.
n Miller would IA ouI opinion be AFT Of Sisdol both In
ard the interests Of the District tar county aud that
such course would met the heart approval OF the Union
OF Delaware county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12
TAMmAsY HALL DELEoArEs.-An election o

TtaNAYY HALL DELBdATES. election OF
delegates TO represent Tammany Hall at the Demoeratc
stat, Convention to be held IN Albany on the ith inst,
was held on Saturday evening in the several Assembly
Districts In this city. The delegates elected VIII meet
today at noon OF Tammany Hall for consultation We
give their names as far az known:
Second Districf.-Delegate Morsan Jones; Alternate,
John Healy.
Fifth Distriet.-Dclegate Ralph Bogart; Alternate
Jamcs j. Gumbleton.
Tna Disrio.-Delseate Chas. 6. Cornclli Alternate,
j. Winthrop Chanler
Trel6h Observation-Disclosures. Bernard Kelly Alternate.
Gersh0n Herman.
7rentyFirH Distric,-Delegate. George Ian; Alter
nate, John L. Burril. jr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-12

NEw.YoRK.-The Uniofts of the Madison
and Oswego CXXII), District hve nominited Sidney
7. Holmes for Congress As ,ounty judge Of Mad
son County. Mr.. Holmes Is I'll Known for his sound
legal learning for his sagacs and prudence and for
his unspOttol character.