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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

KEBTUCKY ELECU0s-Ths following is
tie poN cast ct Dscatur, for MANNERS of Coz
gross iTom The State OF Kentucky;
First Distric.-Nlble, g. Hrehsn. 155. Johnson, l.
S-c1ua DistTict-Morris Gli Deuris, 3; Triplett So
Third DsTiet-Cofsr, ll2 Rad. so.
FOurik District l02; Ewing. p.
Fifth Dlsfrict-NEpisr, 1872; Chrs smau, &c
Sixth Dlstriet-- Barnett, ile; Th1mt sen, 76.
S7vc0tb u trict-H. " Bracs. ia
Eighth Ds,r!c;-Marshal, 1896 Pickett, Il; viii
isus l2.
Ninth Distrie.-E. n. Bruce, I5s; Pickett, 2; Lang
borne, g
Tenth Distriet-Eoors Ies; johnson, y; Nay 2
E.=v-n.h District Bradley, l39; BreekiaridEe, 80
Twelfth DisIet-Ell!.tt I6a
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sLoold Be surprised st hearing any rfomsu. that
the rebels have resumed the offensive, and have
fallen upon SONS one Of our armies IN lsrgely
superior force. That they will, ii the event, be
bsfl8d ard. ere long, overwhelmed, Is oeE San
guine hope.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

- Secretary Chase, it is stated, hiss received
many communications from the West asking
ths; prohibiiory act be passed agsiaEt the use
Of grsin for distiIlation, inssmuch as the crops
are short. t is e5timsted the corn crop will be
short 100 oOO.Oo0 OF $50 600 600 bushels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

e The Abolition jsiut committee on the
c1uduot Of the var ks8 been announced in the
slnste and the H0Bso IS follows Senators
Chandler, Wade, and Hardingi representatives.
Gooch, J1E-a, OJeIl, aud Lean. The members
&c tho ssmo as on The old committee, with the
exception Of Senator Hardisg IN place Of Sens
tor Wright, who took Andy John5ons plaee,
sad ar. Loan in lien Of Mr. C5vods, WHO wss
net returned to the present House. The cen.
Ii.s5e viii commence rs sessions Immediately.
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TELEqRAPHTC.
Reports Of the Esreas Associati0n.

eieEsd according Q set q C2ngre IN the year 1853
By S. TBKAsH1R. 10 the Clerks ofes or tbs d.
ict Court of The Coofsderzts States ksr ths HortE
sFu F,irfrIef az Ceorgia
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lK-EsTNEDY AoUsn,
TmRkEE.

an 81 JQ35ss re z--1 F-suf'iv Elo E-sT iltrz
z-rssLs + 5us u ise asst p-z-1t foosa - ~ %
80 10 stsr rbsf- l5 isnie 81 slEass flra s1ed ls'h
he Ds & tue Harse. s.t5sia yss--sa sfs "A t-e AAs
cf laEisr persons 40 rs1 % ~ az ms hSths, q
~ 3, t.f.f ldss
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- sTEAMsHIP TRIAI..

Assistant SscTetsry Fax, Of tbs Navy De-
psr.ment, has addressed letter to Mr.. Oliphsni,
owner OF the fast steamer KIN Kisng, notifying
bin that the G;VeTBBent ssesmer EatsW viii be
Immediately dispatched to Nsw York, for the
vessels
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

- Rsv. C r. Qnntard, Of Nashville, Tenn,
Sunday morning g. 10 o'clock A. NJ, and P n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

~ What plsn," sail 81 actor p another,
81 shall sdop. to 6ll saa hoRss Amy bsHsfsl'
:. Invite your eFsiis rs" Ha7 th' s7siy EsPiy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

Rs EsLIsTED.-Ths aolh aud SIS. AlsSsms
regiments have both re-snIisled.
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PIJzL-zsuzsD
80 Il a.IgertisiEag.

An sdvsrsssusuts VII Dc charged trO dollars ssa
hhlf per rquse t0r lie az nssr.iODlnd i7VO dos-s
for sach Eubssq-ent lusertio1.
La Bosioss vii p aAzEzs5 q ihs rats Oi afty sss.
p = hss.
eHtHazy u0lioss sEassed Il "a rzis e. tHsn;F-hvs
per lire and ~ o.hts a-,iciss =ot 81 rsasrzl p9snt
fctsre-t z- 5'1zf a1y1rtiselasals
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

tSFNIt EEa-U = =b--lt lie -1la7 l-o1 u 5rEa ore
-EtIy ro-1a-H vii Dr. feczisaa vita eEcl ser men
20 ssioFtahis CuaEtsrs t11d AS ce lnlaE 7il te
7urn bed. Itis -sssb.sala5E. 4. llEafta btty uilct
8o-th u eelElz5 kas elig b1e1 pargLaaed y t-e
aorerllent sul s. w.lssl a.. -0ygrrGsslt sceoasnt
,Acdrsa- l..s al Esl1a. atagaul=
W. lEEIt51E aEET,
isis3m Ea'or ou s-i Fi1H 1ron 80 -.
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THE COLOR DIsTIyCT1nE.

The attention Of the G2venmant has been
eslled 10 the fact that tic officials IL charge Of
G0veTum4nI trains between this city snd the
front, prohibit colored persons, even when fur
1ished with transportation freIn the proper eff
GERS, from riding II hny other than stock cars,
which are without covering and in filthy coz
ditiop.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13
THE ARKANsAs PRoPOsTTIoN.

The Arkansas elegatien- have had another
interview with the President, who, in answer 80
their propositions, expressed his intention to ad-
here to the principles AS stated in bis message
srd proclamation, and his hope that they might
he able to comply With the came. The state
ments made BY the declaration are 10 the effect
that the tree p lpulstion Of the State is 324 925;
ssvss, III, ,115i total, AS, ,44O. Ia thirty ccan-
ties, which have slwkys Bsen in favor of the
shoition Of slavery, the populations is--free,
l63 l54; slave, I3 $50 TIE delegation have
come on, not 90 mach to pTsss the mEtter as TO
consult with the authorities.
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EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

tbe Government that the feeling South is de-
cidadly in fsv5r Of an exchange of prisoners,
snd It is coofdsn y believed thst the cOusum-
Esstisn Of the exchange will seoa te brought
about. Gen. Butter has had seyersl Interviews
With Secretary S s.ton and Gea Hitchcock in
relation to t5ij ma,seT, and certain points pIe-
psrcd by him are now under coBsidaFasioD.
Iten RnLler Hctrrntl Ln-daY.
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TssssSSeG EcBaae ssOaEe%c.

4 ItsEa = UB CEFtasE tltEhC-EC.
rfHgfE "a { 3 Il5HE e.osrs ra sb- 40. fsa y ~
4 Tnf Spans tern ct l- O. tks - = Feheasrr
nj rleses ~ 9 Jnly. .unrlerE Ta 3 lsolr arva bsd
HosT5 srl ...l --5 3 t--. II rtFsucs, 0Te- s-sr
srse sud B.1csy -cil-Is- Fer i-ril psrtie'l-Fs O..
dlsFs ---f 80 o.. Eeatsh
dar-Eu - s-0erL
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NILH--N.a - NAHTEACT0BY.

. Es -.lr;e .1r % -La EtC EG@D EklsI Man
.Es s.E4-T .1us1r.H g. c-1-r Of 5raad gEd 81
r.-te's g. ersr fo farpy tto tEaee SRI t-c p Blk
ztn--a;y rg5 BrEthcs taF bIaczitg TEiie'' h.fnE
tcrua1l-z ci1.hss stc. of he best TlEnuszc-uro.
Tee n tsz- p. CO. ri re pslc f1T s-ri tes aus ha
Of b. Elrfr rud r. 1erso.-s bsv NJ cny On land ~
4.r--.-tl1 3 IaAUEH,
s-rB1- E.-'.r-rrf Va
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p p. PEASE

=. i. ] . - Ia
F-0-U.szEsSEGsE~ .EzkEEs sEA4sG-s'8,
AZ TEE
c5 s.sns Of tie lr,s TN a Pssss DsEis Peaohtro'
street Atisn;z. georgia, ,--------
-yrTrr.r. r--s-e vrouB1v % sl araeu or eouFign
r. ?. Pc sSF
--er atsrtE "a.
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sPECULATION N COTToE.

a thoTougheoirg Uhior man from the South
west, sud " ell informed as to the fsGts, expresses
his convicticn that speculation in cotton IS he
bsne Of the national cause in thatTsgi0n. Pee
ulstiCn and dupliciIy characterize tho mai lrily
Of the operations of those engaged il its pur-
chase or eoafscation, and the G5veF1meBt
would be doirg coed work by buying up every
AvailSbls pound OF this staple pTojact.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

BfCHNOsD, FebrBary I2-Ths stock market VA
baOysnt, and Oonfedsrats bonds made . further ID
vance at the sucfion to day. Eight per cent bonds
long dates 125ls snd Interest Seven per cents, ll2
ceson loan Fat a. f75 Seven thirty interest treasury
notes, 1t4le. Sterling Exchange on Nassau ~ London
e2ls, average. An kinds Of tssurilisa were IN Do
nEad
AfDutsea ta EIsrfda and On
aoh9son's EslHns.
RIcHNoSD, February I2 Ian ofaeisI disp ateh from
Gen. Beaaregsrd states that Cen FiassEsn had re-
pulsed the advance Of tho enemy 10 Lake City, Fla,
sndGov. WBe had driven The Esnksss on Johnsons
Island toward their gun boas and IN pursuit to day
though outnumbered two to one.
PrOns KaoxvfIIe ard Easf Trnsrssee.
MoREIsT0wN February I2-Ths latest KsozvI,o
sdFiees state there srs 600 eases Of EaaaPor soug
the Yankees. Eighty died on Monday.
The main body q the enemy Is between Knoxville
and London.
There Is much suffering among he citizens Of Knox
viila
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

HOUSE EED LOT FOB SALE.
VEeT Pretty H2CsE aHd Lot ior sale
"A house. eonts.IirR Eve rooms On ne iot y
5od kftebeu aulcktbousc. serFzfs rooms, excellent
p W COLLIER
fsua7-, fndisn Spring.
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IEws ASSISTING soLp1ERs TO DESERT.
WEI = oII-IVll INI IlIIalIll Us-I-04 D -I-sI
iag TO soldiers 10 order 70 enable them to deser
COLoRED LAB0RERs KDEAPPED.
Oa Weioesdsg afternoon, while a wood mel

Oa Wednesday, afternoon, while wood mer-
chant Of this city was procuring pass a. the
- Of ths provost marshal for I've coiored
l.borars to 20 to Maryland and cut wood, tive
Of them wsre kidnapped while standing in
front of the building By men who rep1eseated
themselves be of ths detective p0iies. The
most diligent search has .failed to discover any
cIua to the disposition made Of tbeIn ard ssv-
eral Boston gentlemen here have offered re-
ward Of one hundred dollars for inlorDstion
which will lead to the discovery Of the authors
Of this 0uIsge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-13

Private adviees co1fifm the distraction Of the
Iron Age. The b al got ashore Oh falling
tide, and gunb0sts tbst astsInpted to haul her
c, leali1g thsiE Dropellera, were forced to with
draw or run the risk of grounding ago. Left
ihus 81 The mercy OF the enemy, her command
er fred the vessel TO prevent her fslling into
nau1n
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10 attend the funeral services tfis (hursdsy) sfcrnonn
O'Clock q, her late Psidenre - Wesi Hh street w1hocs
further invitation Tier refnans VIII be SkeH 70 fonAers
Tor nisrn'ent, on Friday morning. o. O'Clock
aOEDON-On Wednesday morning TIN mat. foci victor
Mnuion aged - year sni months. -
The esiv and friends Of deceased aud members OF tho sh
ConpinT seventh Regme Nsiiona Guard are fesPeet
fully invited 70 attend the funeral Eddy morning, ~
ocork from 81 Johas Church yarick Tie remains
will BE- taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inerpieDt
RON iSEOn Wednesday, The tn inst, after short Illness
william H. EouGle Aciiug Assistant Paymaster o. the
u Navy IN The 2-,h yea Of hi. ge youngest Of the
Li. Samuel Y. Romsne OF his city.
h1 fri nds and TIE relatives sud friends OF the family are re-
spc y Invited 10 siend his anela from his mothers resi-
denc~ No. - Cairop Friday, the sch inst, at 2
O'Clock.
at HIS residence IN Newark N. j.
Notnesday morning Abel Wstrrs in the SD y,aS u nis
Tie roave, and scquaintsnces respectfully invited to
attend the funrN from his la residence Saturday
ing neIt, 10Th inst. at loi o'clock
WlRr-At Brooklyn, Sept 7h, Elizabeth Giles, wife Of Dr.
Charles T.. Wirt.
Hi. remain, will DO tsa Pitsheld Mass. for nternsnt
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The National Teiegrnphic Union.

FIiTLArELfNIA, , 'It. 7.
The National Telegraphic UnIouadj burned this
evening, alter making several amendments to the Con-
sitrhop. and the unanimous adoption OF tho following
resolution:
Re,red That the sincere thanks OF this CONVENTION the
members OF toe Teegnpbc Uron and Of elegaphrT, gen
orally due aud nrr1Y rendered 10 the heals OF ths du
feren iegraphc Companies throughout the United States
for The Pt Of usgninimty aud justice they have shown TO-
ward their employees
Reird That recognizing the fact ha. the interests of the
Companies and those II their employees identical
hereby declare readiness sny and times lend
full cooperation to sny which will further tho inter
es Of the (ompanes sysnce the science Of Teegphils
The Corresponding Secretary Is directed to forward
copy Of The resolutions To The general officers If all
the Geographic companies throughout the United
States
The delegates partcok Of supper given by the Pbiln
delpha operators 10 ST James HOtel this evening
The next meeting of the Convention will be held at
Chicago
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Special NotireG.

Union Central Lincoln and johnson Camp ign
CLUB OF CITY OR NEW.YORk.
VERMONT HAS FIRED THE FIRST GUN.
2na00 MAJORITY.
ATLANTA HAS FALLEN
HOOD HAS BEEN DEFEATED.
FORT MORGAN HAS SURRENDERED.
JOHN MORGAN rs KILLED AND HIS BAND
SLAUGHTERED.
GRANT is steadily Az WORK and is being HEAVILY RE.
1NFORCED.
The Draff Ia abandoned because
THE QUOTAS ARE RA IDLY FILLING.
THOUSANDS ARE MUSTERED IN DAILY.
Loyal Men IL NrwYoIk q Head4usrter corner
Broadway and 23d street, on .
MONDAY,
September l2tl instant at 40 p. M. and hear
Hon. HORACE GREELEY
Hon ETHAN ALLEN
speak for Lincoln and War until the Rebellion 10 suppressed
AID an honorable peace secured - .,
JoHs M. CosTEg Chairman Ex. Com.
f. Hll q, CA sTr,h' Secretaries.
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CANPBELL-On Tuesday. sept. 9Th, Miss Eliza NJ Camp
bell ia the i4th year u her age.
The trends Of the family respectfully invited to attend her
funeral NJ Thrfsd'y At - Thomas Ihurch corner
Of broadway aud H0uston-s.rcei.
CLARk-At Greenwich Conn. Sept 9Th amer lingering
i.nrss, Lockwood L. CLARK, aged g. years.
Funeral the Second Congeg aonn Church. In Oreenwieh
Ihur.day SEPT S at oeoek y n heistiyes and hieh1
are invited 10 attend
EIgEyBRODr-On the 18th day Of August last. Charles y
Ffrrpbrodt of Alv.rado California Cay,tn OF the Cs'or
MIN acss attached I'd Msss Cavalry, killed ia se.on
near Charlrsown, Virginia.
The ends u the family und Of Lii brothers George L. Dr.
Daniel L., and Rev Dr. figenbrodt aud OF his botbfrsm
law Charles vsndervoor aud T. A. Eaton sps tillly
invited attend the fu1-sai 81 Thomas Church broad
way Friday Sept Sta 1t 10 O'Clock, The inisfueh'
VII t.ko place at jemaisc. III.
FoWLRR-A, her reside ace &c soah street, fate.h, w.
o Wednesday the TN inst a. IA D. m, Mrs Marina Ina
Fowler daughter Of Ess bTrvoort emf vile OF tIo W. -.
Fowler Ia the 18th Of her ase
The eHd. aud relative. invited TO attend hef nefh on
Friday. Sept 9Th, Il An al her residence without iur'
ther notice.
HAI,yEY--At Magnolia. Iowa. Sunday, Ass !sh Anna
Dora only cha % Addison Il. and Mngsres ~ Harvey,
aged II months and days
fR-Sueesaly at the Highlands o. Nevesink on Tues
dsy the 9th inst Mary H-wrr in the ia year CT her age
The frnds e the family respectfully Ia,ited 70 attend
her funeral Thursdsy afternoon. at a O'clock from hes
late resitsnee. No. lst East 18th street.
INHERsOLL At Delhi N T., Aug 3ls.. Mrs Mary w. In
Eeor widow Of thu late Rev. John r. nssrsou oil Cssski
sged ~. 49,
JACKsoN-At ROolsvay " j., on Tuesday 9Th inst. Mia
Maxsr Jackson, daughter Of ths lato Dr. JOHN " 's
scs deceased. =.
Tbs relatives IA onds are invited attend her funeral hon
the resdeaee Of her mother. Friday 9Th ins a. IL oe0eA
California papers please copy.
lKrYSyG-On Tue.iay Sept. 9th Harriet w Dixs0n' VIII
Of Lehn Kesser aged A years, months and day .
Tia relatives md de1da Of 10 smiv Or, resoscu mTNe'
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The CharIo.,c,oun Convention.
(UALIl UTETOWN. Sept. I,

CHAELyTTETOwH. Sept. 7, lsot
The Conference Of delegates from tho several
provinces 10 consider ihe oxpsdoncy Of uniting under
one government Iud legislature certain portions or the
whole o. British NOrth America has continued It's ds
nberatoLs here since the lat Of September Inc Ioh
ference meets every morning NJ 10 and adipurns at
IN Tie deeytes enjoy in Tie evening the hOspiIalliies
Of the citizens Of ChlrolctOyn. Iho proceedings o
the Conference kept entirely secret not WHISPER
Of wha has been soinG on ron DAY 70 ga! ~ 'e A.
,ucut Buidngs has reached tho pub.ic Bat from inc
apparent cordially among tie occgtteb. ana me conn
denoc with which they lu1hoiy Dseeil Tue grce hus'
faces Of ration 10 al lie provinces II u ASSUMED
ana susr,et CORRECTLY Imcd that the original pro.
uosa Of ifo MAJ itime provinces H. likely 10 DO merRea
in the larger scheme OF confederation Oh oil Bsn
North AiisIlci
I, WAS rumored this morning that the Canadian gon
temen had their closing interview with the delegates
from the maritime provinces Yesterday having nade M
the progress tie Ieoii iioas tnat could De- maze "a
an unofficial mnulcr. 1t is also 81 itcd that the mari
time delegates meet day finely to deiemn whether
70 90 on with their original pan or drop II nnd aaop'
The Canadian scheme. A..
While writing, have this moment heard that the
ConIeee has broken up its sitiinfB Ia this island ana
has al urned 10 re 18th inst, then ~ meet In TIE CT!
of Uafax am MS assured thet, amer careful con
deratlon OF the hole question. the Conference came
unanimously the conclusion that The ai' snagcs nom
confederation to OIL the colonies would BE- very great
provided the terms of ALLIANCE could DE made sasIe.
tory The maritime delegates II Ia said arc 10
resume The cOnsidera alton of the details o. the
scheme at IIalifa. and unless some formidable Oprta
Gle crises duly authorized conference OF the sevefs
prONlacit governments VII DIV, w MIL ~ 49, !.
10 discuss points 81 variance ana II poeahle iiluI1
formal proposition Tor submission to the rcspeeve far'
/ hancnis.
Oar little town has boon very Cry daring tho pas.
week. His Excelsaoy, Cor. Dlnd"s has gwen ~ ~
quont entertainments and the several members OF te
island Government have We'd In their efforts 10 do
| honor to our geests Tho Canadian depltation has
ala, received their friends board thor steamer the
Queen Victoria in hospabln style. aud the citIons OF
ChaIottstswn are TO entertan ali the members OF in'
Couferense official aud unoBcial ut grand bell r th'
| Colonial Hull Tomorrow evening. A,
| On fr:dsv. tie delegates cross ~ Picton In TN
Canzhias steamer and proceed direct by Truro
H,.ife1 whence ,lsy proceed home via -. John an
| iitdeIcEton.
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Prom Ca,,<,rn IN.

SAN FrASysoo Sept. s. 1894.
The Supreme Court has dec NIed that TINS city
aust issue bonds for $4,000 in az OF me 'onrh
'aolfc Railroad. This ad will give ''ut ROAD great
npetus . -
Arrived thip Imincible Boston; sailed, emp winged
Arrow. Hong Kong,
The opposition steamboat Washoe eANoded
ior boiler IN Sacramento River last night Her upper
rorSs were shattered and stern blown off. One Gun
lled and fifty passengers we're killed and vonhdsu ca.
Fifty persons arc dead viii .oon die The boat y -
running nt high rate of speed. rhe giHeer slid be-
fore he died. that the cause oi tie los.on was rotten
iron IN the boiler.
Photographic communication ia open north as far as
Olympia. the capital OF Washington Terrlflry.
There rs now IN Progress In SIN Francisco the great
est industrial exhibition ever held ~ G diforna.
Sailed ship Eagle Wing for Boston.
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Continued from First Page.


admitting the patriotic course pursued ny Gen. Dix
since the Rebellion broke out be ict bound 70 say hat
this as no time for tho Union party TO place N noni.
nation any man whose position on the great political
question Of the day. The weloofned policy OF the
party In regard to those quetons nay be equTocal
rather not olsary known 70 the Convention. Cen Dix
l. not man TO deceive anybody aud 81 there is mem.
Der present who SPEAK authcT'iatiyey FOR him aud
tay that he viii accept the nomination aay other can
ddate would receive .upOn the pdfi'fm Of tie party
and without reservation there would be little doubt as
90 the choice Of the Convention. II there member
who can thus speak and are 20 believe the ruInors
circulating that Gen Dix does rot stand In such po
sitOn. be submitted that the nomination Should be eN
on elsewhere. With Atlanta the ono side, ara YER
mont tho other, the Union party has no occasion 70
70 begging for candidates. for whoever We may noIni
cate will carry the State three % one.
Mr. CowDIN, Of New ICik, seconded the nomination
Gay ing that although disc0uragng dispatch hnd been
received from General Dix he doubted not he wOud
eept the nomination if rendered him by acclamation
The dkpateh alluded 10 is addressed 70 Messrs. Pratt
Cowdin and Hani. and reads: 81 canuot accept.
wrote 10 Hon. Ward Hunt Yesterday"
The PRIsiDgSI announced the Committee on Resolu-
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The Vermont Election.

BURLINGTON VI. Sept 7.
Returns from the State come in very slowly
but indcetr large Union gains. Smiths majority viii
come up nearly 10 = GOA lin Of 200 since last year.
when his majority 1000. Messfs Woodbridge
Barker and Morrl reelected 20 Congress by over
whening Insjorities. The Senate Is unanimously Re
publican The House VIII not contain over twenty
Democrats,
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Commencement Of Brown University.

PROVIDENCE, Sept. z.
The annual Commencement Of Brown Uni
versiiy took place to-day. The day IL delightful and
the attendance Is large. The following honorary de.
gTess were conferred Doctor o, DIVINITY, on Rev.
Professor Robinson r. Dunn OF Brown University and
Rev. Edward Abel Stevens. ssionary at Rangoon
Doctor Of Laws on Golvi Smith. RegiHs Professor
OF History in the University at Oxford
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THE DpNocR.rIc GENERAL Con-,

THE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEB.-
This body met lsi evening AZ their Headquarters The
President the Hon. john MckeoD, called the meeting
10 order. After toe transaction of some routine bust
ncss call read providing that the several Demo
cratic associations Of the Ward, south Of Fourteenth
street. whore the assembly districts composed Of
parts Of Wads be requested 10 assemble at tho usual
place Of mestiGg on the 9TH nsi aud elect delegate
from each election district 10 meet IN assembly, district
conventions I0th in order to elect a delegate and
alternate fom eacl assembly district 81 the State Con
yeniion Tho Democratic A Associations In tic Words
north Of -Four street VIII meet in or b?sore ihs
10th for the pnpose Tho Delegates anu ~ erhh"s
ei.cted uudel this call Nil meet ~ headquarters on
Monday. Some uLimp0rtant business was then trans
acted. after which tae meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
" aDRrE ID.

AGAR-APPLETON-in PHILADELPHIA on Tuestay evening.
Sen, 9TH by Rev Jas H. Appleton brother OF the bride,
as. ted by Dr. u. G. Eddy William hagar Of brooklyn
H. & Maria Appleton. youngest daughei Of j" Apple
ton esq.. of Ihlaao phla-
Batavia Illinois. Sept ls,. by
Rev Geo C. Partridge. Charles w. Porter, ESQ OF Machas.
Maine r.. Lockwood daughter VI Hon samuel d.
Lockwood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

American Institute Poly technic Assnciaticn.-
The frat meeting Of thi. Assoc zer the viii be
held this THURSDAY EVENING. at O'Clock at the rooms
Of the Institute in the Cooper Union Building subjects
Utilization Of Waste Products" Admission FREE. The
pubic are invited 5. d. TILLMAN, Chairman.
r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

Boston. Sept T. 1884
The burning this morning OF Bachelor Bro
Tiers wood aud coal yard. together with wooden
buildings. occupied by franklin Snow & CO. for the
storage of FISH and Mr. Freeman, smoke.bouses, IN
VOWED loss Of about $1,000 mostly covered by In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

LOUISVILLE. n.y., sept 6. 1851
The NasheiUc Union states that the Tennessee
State Convention assembled At the Capitol yesterday
Sam 7. Mllran wa elected President. Resolutions
we're passed. and tie conyontion adjourned until to-day