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the CO.. .cesson does not expressly :puale lor .ne
pawn Ont in silver Of the 5per cent Interest 8uaIan
ieer, NV the Government and the English capitalists
re- o,se 10 embark money in the undertaking upon
Z cher terms TO obtain this alteration OF the guar
ant il will be necessary TO apply 10 the GoVern'
,nent and Council of the Empire for a modiicatloh
of the statutes, which operation will occupy consia
cradle time, if indeed the general Of engineers Ut
tery inexperienced in financial matters, succeeds I
all
INDIA.
(By Telegraph rom suesl
Calcutta, May ll.--Sbirtings dull. Mule Iwiet
Nothing doing. Copper sheathins advanced anna. NC
i, quoted 50 rupees The ndigo crop 10 PROMISING
Lnseed--Make Improving. RIGS hrm Eschsnge on Lon n
DON AstcIsss credits 2Vi Government
y Cents, 1901; Do Five p Cents 1851; Do. = Cents;
i'm Freshs to London -Sesds-goj The PennsalH AND
Oriental Company's steamer with the homeward bompa
mail Of 18TH arrived ct sueE wednesday nsn may
~. -. - ., -
Bons.Y May l2-Gray Shifting. 81 n, 9 rupees, " :"
nas; m.rket quiet Mule Twist--Nothiny dong 20" ~
m bat little doing; sswginnea DharwA 30 copper I'D
vaucipg Malwa Opium, 1859 rupees Exchange Oh. Lon
Gon-SiI months htstcls.s credits H. GneIn" mt Be-
cnrirs-Four y Cents 50; do. Five Cents, lWi DO s.
Cents, llss Freight. to Liverpool for Cotton 7e dai
Money market tight; bank rate, per cent 'ihe Londo
mail Of the 18th of April has arrived
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-u.,r, .,crud.d rom tho Commttes'' - why
"e1 I, wa. no. for the purp0' Of dr.wn. an
iuv,,oo, line of distinction between 'ne ies the differ
80, ho.,, Did the Committee ,..in- that anything
ND hs said or done that would sepa the constituencies
digsitv Of tho true womanf ....
Several ladies whose cultur and character would not suffer
in comparison with the most refined persons in this city
were refused adm''a board tho Virgins when they
.ms with gent emeu who expected to enjoy her 90
eety during the %. With exception I've hno" nov
why that W" ms al these ladies had to rsturn 10
homes dppo I.ed because their snepaons bad not been
realized II dignity Of the true woman, the purity oil lei
character tbe besuty of her person and her rrao'' ana &c
compl m.nts are too highly valued By the real gentleman
to be .nstched away without protest
ne h.y. the impression It merely an oversight fof
Sheh 10 person really blame, and which VIII Do RENE
died In the future.
ruE sLoors MINNIE, FANNY, AND WHITE WING TAKE
THE PRIZES.
AT the last 1.-THE red buoy) Tho eIotemsn' became h
p. ard when tho Fanny rounded the point her name wa
pled l,h glowing sdjecve Then followed thrso ysch''
breas.tho Minnie the Syvio mot ensrsd and tue
White Wing Tho Minnie FIRST turned tho point p's"p'
around tho red buoy closely followed by tho Syvs ana hf
White Wing; then the Flower swimming around the
buoy 40 closely a. touch her She as well - ne
was greeted with ssiutss from the bos~ ha
to witness the On. sped tho vessels 'h H'
for question OF tDs WAS iriten W WV" 's'
OF wind AID tide AL 4, I'D rot follow matter oil course
b. the yacht h inside OF Sandy Hook VI" sure oil the
prize uu-,. she far shesd to win II In accordance
with the equitable and established ussses OF tho ono rho'
boat. Nos H. and ~ inside good show; OF course the'
we're the race but they stretched every thread Of eah
va. to Keep up their reputation ~ sat aer' The Anna came
nett, and was elosey followed by the Gpsy the Favots
and the Neui.-the F,vorits mailing the point fret.
On our return the Virginia ths Commi,sse' boat hsd
run inc.d Of walking the waters lie thing OF NE N
order keep up with tho returning yachts for tho wilma
and the wrinsled sea" mAds the various vessel
courtesy no. gracefully a. they fastened homswHd Tie
Police boa. wa. Dot able not willing to Keep pace VIII
.ono Of tho .wnss rac. indeed our boat failed to rese'
tL. FIRE, boat un, svsl yachts had passed It We
ovc.tooi Anna Fort Richmond and 'he f'owsd
Oh eo,sy behind part Of the time h.spns sven wan
o. Soon a. We reached the starting 'tassbess tho ne"'
came that the oop Minnie had taken the trs' prise tho 'ooI
FAnny had taken the second prize the soop White Wig hsd
taken the third prize Tbs following is the timetable;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

HrLNrBoLDs ROSE WASH,


an ssc--ut lotion fr diseases ofa Syphilc rs,ure and
infect e. diseases Il the Urinary Organs arising fo'
h.b tssi pai11 uet ~ connection vita The ErGs;is
Brcna and Ssr,a ,ara II such diseases recommendsd
Rvd-ncs the mass r-ponsbls and reliable character VII
scrlg Yany thr medicines
kIlkll hTr- or lRfS,
FROM 3 To 20 YEARS STANDING with
NAMES KNOWN To SCIENCE AND FAME
Be- NrllcA. = .p~..io, " Euchp
sFr DiSPHNSATORY Of THE UNITED STATES
Professor DEN K. valuable ~osks tae Practice
Of fuysir -
See ssosfh, made by tho late celebrated Dr.. PHYsic
PhNsdsipiia
See remarks made by ~ EPHRAIM McDow ELL, .
ts.. .ut Member u me koysi College q
saf..ous lead ubnsEed in the transactions OF the
kiuk snd q f-nr's Jnlfrsl. -.
sr. Mea.c0.C steal Rsvlev published by BENJAMIN
TRANkks, FooN 81 %. Rye college Of 81 ycoGs.
~s. nest II ilc ave Standard W,tks on Medicine.
EXTRACT tUChu ! pei bottle, or SIX Tor g.
EAINACr oAhSAfAaiL-A, = per boI1ie' OF su iof
e.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. Sc per sottle. or sin for
- 81
Or Hall Dozen II eaeh fof fs which vii be enre
obstinate cases 10 alrscAens arc ainsiea 20
Dcyee to iry tlases securely rscked fenl OBSERVATION
De.crbc s. II 3 ln a. communication Saie SnAisn
tsed. Advice s'sus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
HELMBOLD,s EXTRACT BrJCH1,

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weaknesses arising from Exce.ses Habits Of Dissipa
tion Early indsc elton or Abuse, attended
49, win the following symptoms;
1pdispostion to Exertion Loss Of Power
Loss Of hiouory, Difficulty Of Byestkina
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror u Di.esso, Wskefuincsa
DimDess OF Vision Paio in tho Back.
Hot Hands Flushing Of the Body,
DrSnes oi the Skin, Eraptons GU the Face,
Universal Lassitude Of the Psilid Countenansa
Muscular System.
These synvtOms. II allowed 10 20 which this nedcino
invariably removes. soon follow
IMpOrEsCY, fATUITY. EPILEPYIC FITS,
In Of woich tbs patient may expire. VINO sy
they are frequently followed by those drsfu dsess<n
INSANITY AND CONSUMPrlON
Many o. Inc OF their suffering but none
will confess The records VI lDsane Asylnms tho ne
snchoiy esth. by Consumption bear ample witness 70 tks
uutn VI tue assertion. -. -
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and the
system which hELMBULDS EXTRACT bUCHU tHvNiS
bly, doe. A trial will convince tie most ,kep,ice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

LIBERAL GIT TO me NEw ARcrIc Expedition.
-Messrs. {. & Il. Pollon, shiprights Of this city
have generously proposed to Capt. Hall, the Arctic
Explorer, to ,ko hs vessel in hand and prepare Vel
for eneoun,erng the thrcerbbed lee of The Norto,
al AN expense vi about a. 900, and donate the same
Tor the benefit of the expedition. We understand
also that James Biger esq, of Newburgb, n. Y,
has contributed oak timber Tor the necessary
strengthening OF ibis vessel to the amoant of near
one tAOusaud dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

Tsie no sl,an Mercury or Unplesnt Medicines FOR a.
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in Al. their tsxe. at little EXPENSE it'll. change Of D.
ct; 10 Inconvsssncs, AND No EXPOSURE.
il cases requen: desire and gives strength TO Urnaae
thereby renewing obucoEs pEeyeliing and caring stSr
pr., N te urethl. asyDx pain and inflammation 90 ire
an n, in th, c..s Of a.eses aud expelung POISONOUS
Diseased AND WORS-ODT NATTER
Inou.suda upoc Thousands have been tse
VICTIMS OF QUACkS
and Who have p.a HEAVY FsES to be cured IN shoft
I'm. nave Tonni they were deceived snd thai the Poison
hn. by the Of Powerful AsrDgen" been aired % 70
the ,y,,em 10 efeak cut Ia sssIsysied form. AID
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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l.
AFFIDAVIT.


p.,.n .,,,,,oa before me- an Alderman Of ihs Clay Of
ph'I mia r. N iielubod who being duly sworn ae'h
49, ~, rr.,,r.t,n eost.ias uaootc. NO msToury OF
oher W irioa, dos eu' ale 'say 'essisSSle ,eoLD
s, and ,ub,erb.d before ne thi. a5i day Of November
,ss. wA. L. hibBAkD. Aass@.A
9.h-si. above Race, PhAaaeiIS~
Aadres, lsli,n ior amortization. in confidence. 10
IL. L. HELNB OLD,
CHEMIST.
DEPO
No 10. SOUTH TENTH STREEE
lssLow eE1rsUrh
PHILADELPHIA
ID.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFElTs AND UNPRiSCiPLlI
DsALERs
Who .nlsayor % dispose Of thes own and ether AT"
css GA she Eeput ton attained by
GENUINE PREPA'
RAIIONS.
GENUiNE EAIRACT BUCHO.
nELMRoLpS
diNuiNE EXTRACT sARSAPAhiLSA
uELMLoLDS -,
-CGNUGYE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD "a ALL DRUGGISTS EVIhf " l'i'"N'-
Ask ron HlsLMBOLD'S.
TAKE no OTHER.
r Cut out tho advertisement and 'saa for It, SD $50
~ pssi.4su 49, sxpssais.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

FEMALES! FEMALES FEMALESt
OLD or YOUNG, SINGLE. MARKED, Or COSTEM-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
I'm many Affections peculiar Females The Extract Baeha
IA uue uaed by any other remedy In Choro or Rs,sn-
ton Painulne. or Suppression Of Customary
Evacuation. liberated 5cihous Of the Uterus Leu
cone. or Whites stery, and for all complaints inciceut
To the sex whether arising neicfetion Habits Of Diss
T'"'-' DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

The BROOKLYN 'LoSGsHoREhAs's ASSOCIATION.
"A meeting Of the Ion shVrrusn Of Bfookjn was held a.
Couubia ii all corner Of Atlantic ard Columbia stfs-tr lsA
evening Several hundred wers present M b. Carey ""
chosen Pre.id.nt, sud Thomas Norwood Secretary Inc
,tot.. rrs msn resented and all expressed themselves
Of anoiDg on, for - DAY and % cents al nou
ov.r~ok after O'clock II being Represented tnst
The yor.m-u At ono worked or ~ shilling,
DAY decided that they should DO excluded nom ths
Society About - signed their names 10 mo roll ana
hn Adjourned TO future time whom the os-Uika
ton be completed Tho sentiment Of the MEETING was
that they stand until received tho wages they
dan. u.lrl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

FATAL AccIDEsr.-A boot and shoc.dealer named
w b. Dov.I dong business a. No. 35s Bowsry N this
point, while returning from the Fashion Coarse where ne
lad been TO witness be.wson Poea and busf'
e,..rd bsesuo and he threw himself OUT
striking bis head, and breskDg bis neck CoTonef pIe
held iaqne.t yesterday when verdict OF scc1sna usa
feou ulaiion ,ndrred nsn named hyaI lh
company with Dowdsll eoosaeTsbiy injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

WARSAW, May 26-Evening. to Thc
National G0xette, Count Sigismund Wielopolski
the opponent OF Prince Napoleon, loft tb.s capital
Saturday, some say tor Paris, to light duel with
NM. Branicbi and Cboecki; bat according TO the
report Of others i0r Switzerland. The Count was
accompanied upon bis journey by his Secretary, NJ.
iaiput And was escorted 5y Two adJutants IN Tar
! tie iroutief.
some days ago band of insurgents. consisting Of
1WJh5efs ~ seytbenen, snd 100 Italians, TOOK up
%, n position at The hllc town OF Cora Kalvarya
No nut C@iVafyl, lpur miles distant from WaIsa W.
Inc .'nsufseh's are under The command OF Jan
kowrkl.
RUSSIA.
ST. PEI. eRsBuko, May 70 ',- TIE National GateLte
fays: TIE Journey OF Gen. II Irscnehko to Lon.
don appears LOt 10 have proved s.cc.psul In r,inV
Tie funds teqn'red for the new Southern Rnilwat'
IL LAS trauspirs.t t1at the original asegso grating
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RErukyis0.
Elysisn Fields

The neompe,sh. Of s table arises ffom the TACT that the
r,poof, board .is Nirfns, and she "" ss,ers'
mile. b.hsd he wsEns yseh ssd did no. reach the stale
boa, tie prss. had been by the slsOps before
named Til. sporisn Informed that they could eb''iH
tho Dashed information Tie 't-lsboA AID they Proceeded
there ba, oosd 10, obssn s iss' hs"yns to the
Csbbos hey made another ssor bat the EsDsfsan ha'hs
n. matter ia ehsfs h.d gone and bis -hesoaboa. not
hns-n by any persoh present. The official announcement
Vii probably 30 made day.
Notwithstanding shower al tie commencement and =
shower thsteSs. 81 the ~s.s very pleasant snHf
and r.ascGs4 srsGi upon the parties -Is Ps, .s
In A. There bs ,I. esiag hoaic tbs Virginia. al
tkoush ds. o. in,srss, sresd number " tic
oh.hson ard supponsu Of The Cub, whess names sP
psss.A In ys.sfesys ssus Of THE THnuss bsSd
b. CsbbOs, sSe Justly Proud Of the Of their orsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

MORTGAGES IN WIsCosslS---Tho Supreme Court
OF Wisconsin bss lately affirmed tho validity OF tue
iarin NOR sages OF the State. These are mortgages
given 10 tue Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad anu
other su',iar corporations, Tho issue involved sew
erl millions Of dollars, and the decison is one OF
vital interest to thousands OF the citizens of the
At.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

THr HoUsr -CARPESTERs AssocIArios.-A meet
log tho Houss CNpsnts Association II Brooklyn was
hold No 800 faion s .v-uinr FOR ths purpose Of
r.e.viuy rev u.mbsr M Henry prs.ided The minute.
~sfs read .nd sdare-s ulsde BY Mr. r. Csdy Press
dsnt of the ou.. Paner, Association OF Nevfors aud Mr.
Ro.emsn Pr..d-ut Of the Association o.;
hsx-Yofs In wheh they unity Of scion la
sipEs present. Of ~ persons
..l-l thrlr names 20 the roll and meeting adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT

BUCIU
For Al. affection. add disease. Urinary Organs vh<As
sI.gins
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
From whichever cause Originating and no matter Of Lev
Ioug ..slaiu. Dse.ses Of th-se Organs
rsgui the sid Of \ Dinret.c.
HFLMBOLps EXTRACT BUCHU
IL THE GREAT DIURHIlo,
AND IT IS CERTAIN
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIsEAsIs
FOR WHICH
II Is RECOMMENDED
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

F1Ry.-Tbe planning mil Of Messrs. Brown g.
AZ the foot Of North Third street Brooklyn h. D.
was destroyed by hfe yesterday mornos Los" p|VV Inc
cause OF the hfe the back drat OF the boief'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

FIRrs.eLasi evening. sbout 7 o'clock, fire broke
gu, Ia tbs blak shop with Poon's shpy
a. the foot Of Brdsc street. which resulted 10 s desirooton
The about 9oOinsursd The he WA tho resai Of
seoidsBI
About oeoot last evening there alarm Of IRE In
a.. Seventh District caured by the burning q some brush
God tie corner OF bsdiotd and MJr'is avenue 40
damage,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
IseirSr AND .xyRIc.s YACHTS.

whsH sh,oi princes md other .a,i'o ou.lns" u'a
iie bod Of sslorp.s is that which tndsd 50 much
llis yesterday % may be assured q iascs' FOR he
word fn Ia not io be fessd As vocabulary fschiii .
d.,' "a, b.i Ia N. e.niuss AID s mentioned In the snua
efsnois sntqusy C.lsu,' yacht ~' foa'iHs palace 10
which 10 called along tho coast OF lay wee made q
cods-. dsck' iAsa'wih told ard IL, stem ',sddsd with
jswei. hh ..id to hsv. couuln.d bath. sni gardens
III. Yachts R.ns lo.n.s Of I'll. French. and Vic
tori, and Albert q tho fpgi'h ihs nns'i 'psc
Of naval architecture Clubs to promote yah building
and y.ehs sailing tf formed s6Oat quarter of cen
tary ago Great Britain. Holland France Belgian and Rue
have nsiious e0bs Notwithstanding he alienation paid
" yachting in En.snd the Ensi.h yaeh,, were bsAsn
the Co~-s sits Of lesi when tho schooner America &
tho New Yori squadron under charge Of Commodore Stevens
tho chief prime match open to y.shtsT from ell
,ous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
Theodore Bender was taken

CHARGE OF THEFT.--Ihoodore Bender was taken
into cs.,ody on Wednesday. the charge o. taking
quantity Iir from PieepoDps stores az the foot OF Mon
strest Tao smount Hsns between 20 aud 30 bars
valued a, nearly $4,000. 1bs sceg'ed brought before
Justice Perry ys,eJsy ard evel witnesses were examine 3D.
when the ournsd until Saturday Mean" hi!s The
accused will remain In jail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

The 'LosGsHoREAEs.-The 'loDeshoremen stu
Y.fas 10 no % WORK The propsofs lave offered ~ %
p-r day bus they dsrnand ~ They visited the whav.s 80
in vaus, a, before bn pcscssbe and orderly In
All taey aid Everything passed of ia orderly naAnnef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Eliza Simpson, residing
IN, Aianti. set Dcsr Washington svsbue attempted 70
commit suicide Wednesday night oy cutting her throat
with r,ror Tn. wound Supposed 10 be dangerous Do
"a .slic trouble 10 ssd 10 have been the Cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-12
Gelmbol1's AIeoir,nss.

TNHE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIEs
l. KNOWN AS
HELMBoLDs GENUINE PREPARA1IoNs
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATEDp
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
positive aud specific Remedy for Diseases Of ths npvu
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL and DROPSICAL SWEifINCS~
This medicine increases the power digestion and srss
tbs sbsorbents into healthy action by which he otsy on
edLeerons depostions all unnatural srs ~,
duced well as pain a0d Inflammation end l. rsod Ion IN
Womss or Children.
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conipronIise rather than risk another secession
Fourth, because the chances are all against the
North IL tie Generalization ~ subjugate tie South
hence the d0ty OF every lover OF peace and ef hu-
mainly 70 seek 10 PEt asIop 10 d struggle hideoas
and ~ useless.
I" moved tie resolution then because x1sh TO
gee Notthen tedercy, gYsat, happy, and tree, de-
nt.red iroH lts fatai completely III II crime il has
helped 10 make reputable shd prosperous; aud be
cauSS l. wiIh 60 many OF my countrynen belsve
that the shortest road u natural Abolition ID lie.
cessary separation. know that Southern politicians
think that they can better preserve their insLtu.
tion' ty separating from than by remaining IN Toe
Union. II thought so la0, i ssyuLd uerer pole l,r
a recognition 9t ttsr COgltderaey. But, believing
that 10y separating they have cut l2e ground which
supports Slavery irsn under their leet ud thar m
isolation they viii reap tue fruit of IA ,eir own wny
aud be led by litter experience TO A pure love al
justice and liberty, advocated the RESP ution which
j thank you for allowing me 70 explain.
"Yssrs rs.geelial,y.
II seems that in Sheffield itsef great ind gnatiou
is felt ut the meeting aud the in winch il
was gotten up. prominent citizen Of Sh, sifed
Whites 10 TIE DaIy Ne~s VI LONDON:
"Tbe meeting was held i'll Paradise squa re,
wherein there have been sssemblages Of 20 600 10
pie The local journal, give the numbers present o
6,U0 5000, and 10000.
From The statements given 10 he as 10 the area
o. ground occupied by the meeting | am ceftaIu
There We're not 100 present. the na orty of wnoni
~oed be curiosIty seekers aud pleasnr6.hunteIe
nhd TIE opportunity OF seeing the Mayor ana Mr.
AoeoueE az they retired irom the meeting. Iney
were entreIy deserted by men OF note aud char,c |
.s' tue only eAcort being about fifty Of the marx, l.
PiA0e t"ovr, WHO were evidently resolved to have "A
goVd Sght VI a live III. Il. aud d Mayor.
Ih iMaePe"denf VI Sht ihgld, which 10 highly
nvoiaDie 10 ths s0uthesn Rebels says: TAe Wv.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
CIRCULAR NO ii.

CIRCULAR NO. A.
PRovosr MARSHAL GKNERAL's OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, July 10, 1868.
To answer the inquiries made at this Office IL IL an
nounced: e' e#4 n a
FlRsr.--That any drafted person paying $500, unde
section 10 of the Enrolment Act is thereby exempt from
further liability under that draft but from any sub
sequent draft,
SECOND That any drafted person furnishing an &C
cepsable substitute is exempt from any service for tn
period for ssAich said su6sti9s is mustered into TIL
service. |s..u ....
THiRp.That substitute once mustered into the serv
ice cannot be drafted while in the service
FouaTH.-That drafted man cannot pay the commu
tation present substitute after he has reported him
self TO the Board Of Enrolment for examination.
FIFTH.-That men v no on the Sd of March, 1863 were
in the military service Of the United States as substitutes
under the draft of 1862 and whose term Of service have
since expired not liable to the present draft but per
for whom they substituted are liable to draft
the same though they had not been drafted and fur
nished subs titutes.
sIxTH.-That in serving the notice required by Cir
cular No. 40 from this Office, reasonable time to report
shall In each case, be granted by the Board of Enroll
ment to the in the State service who have been OF
may be drafted.
(sgned,) JAS. B. FRY. p. n. General
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31

Military Company.-In compliance with
the request of the Governor and Adjutant
General military company has been organ
lied here. Last Saturday a paper was cir
culated for the signatures Of. such persons
as were disposed to join such an organization
Monday night meeting was called, when it
was found that over one hundred names had
been subscribed. At this meeting eighty
two were regularly sworn in, and arrange
ments completed for the perfection Of the
organization, and the securing of the arms,
which are furnished by the State. At time
Of writing one hundred and thirty names
are on the list, and it is expected to raise the
plumber up to $50 or 175. We shall receive
100 stand Of arms, and with the above num-
Der of men would be able in any emergency
to turn out full company. The object in
forming these companies is to have an ef-
fective force here at home to aid the Provost
Marshals in arresting deserters and enforcing
the CONSUMPTION law, should armed resist
ance be offered them while in the discharge
Of their duties. These companies are liable
to be called to any portion Of the State where
their services may be needed. But we do
not apprehend that these home guards"
will have much service to perform. The
very fact that we have organizations Of this
kind, will have q tendency to repress any
hostility that might otherwise be expected.
At the meeting last Monday evening Lieut..
JOHN WAYNE, formerly of the Third Iowa,
was elected Captain. This choice was
most excellent one, and gives univers sal sat
isfaction. Lieut.. WAYNE has a thorough
knowledge Of military tactics and has had
the benefit Of long and honorable practical
experience in military life. At the battle Of
Shiloh he was wounded and taken prisoner,
and long and rigorous confinement in
Southern prison so completely broke down
his health that he has not been able to again
take the. eld,-though We might add here
that after he WAS released, and soon as ex-
changed, be rejoined his regiment, but was
obliged to resign. We merely mention these
facts to show that our Captain, at least, is
true grit and has smelt powder. As yet only
the Captain has been chosen. There will be
. meeting At Horticultural Hall tomorrow
evening for the purpose Of electing the other
officers, receiving new members, and trans.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-07-31
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.tF- y GAZETTE OFFICE,
i...., "a t~}l FRIDAY, July 81.
WHEAT.-But very little in-farmers all at work har
vestlng What little has In has been taken by tn,
mills at 1901
OATS.-None In market.
CORN.-Scarce Would sell readily on the stree,
at 80 cents.
W0OL.-Growers still holding for higher prices Not
outstanding this have to note decline Of to cts
per in Boston and New York. Prices range here from
so to Sc c. for washed, of for unwsshed. But very lit
tie offered. tf8 TH. $50