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1onsty by the County.

We have received, on the eve Of going
10 ers-J, tns proceedings of large meet
Ing laid IT Cody's Hall in La Sale on
Tus-,,sy, Cor the purpose of urging the call
of a ssscial meeting Of the Supervisors
of ;h:5 ...aaty, to offer a bounty for enlist
nsaa 80 a. TO save this county from the
ims srSing draft Mayor CANNON presided
at Ias meeting, and n DUNCAN was secre-
tarv
TIE substance Of the preamble and reso-
lut;oa= IS, thas they deprecate the draft on
acceurs Ct It's numerous hardships, which
wc-Is largely outweigh the cost Of the
prop sd bounty; and deprecating it, also,
as !. MISTER of state pride, Illinois having
he .tofors promptly net every call by
vcl,;z.ssEs. They resolve in favor Of a
vi>.c..i prosecution of the war; that it is
tn KY Of all to aid in procuring volun-
te =; TIA. suitable and liberal provision
she'd ee H.aae to support the families of
atss-t volunteers; and instructing the
Sr-acyisar Term La Sale to use his influ.
snes - obtain the proposed call Of spec
iaI .-eatI1g OF the supervisors.
Frc.A considerations presented in an
other article, We conclude that the proba-
bii;'ies a: present are against there being
any :,CsIs IN this state under the present
call rsfore mourning The expense of an
ext messing OF the Supervisors, there
ousci st lesss to be certainty On this head
VS. ssaerr entirely, however. with the
me- Z IN opinion that the appropria-
tiea 1t would need to enable the county to
fill hsr quota of volunteers would be small
IN cslsarison with the hardships of an
inGiscrininate draft.
T. a.-Slncsi tine aUor. wac F~. - .yI~,
the County Clerk has handed Us the call,
whicA .ppe rs in another column, for a
special lseting of the Supervisors next
Wednesday, Dec 3Oth.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Adj. General Fuller has telegraphed tc
Chicago thar, if Cook county fills her quota
of volunteers u.der the last call, there
will =, 10 draft in Illinois. The quota OF
Co,;s county il about 5000 But if Cook
&C .S.ty fails, what then? Must the whole
sta:a he drafted because Cook county faili
to rake up her quota, or will Cook County
only be drafted?
That the draft in january may be made
uPdGr the CONSUMPTION law with amends
nI>..s by the present Congress it is an
nouncej from Washington that the draft
j. postponed from the 9Th te the 18th of
january
If Illinois is drafted, we don't see the
justice oft There was draft ordered
last summer for 100000 men and Illinois
was almost the only state that filled her
quota under it. Now there is another call,
and Illinois must again fill her quota or
b. drafted while all the East is behind
four-ffths Of her quota on the former call
would that be just?
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CONGRESS-.

Dec. 13.-Mr Wilson reported back
f-c7n the Military committee the conscrip
ticr Ian with amendments; one repeating
ths 1900 clause, about which he said he
had serious doubts; another abolishing
the division into two classes, &c. Mr..
eUpt ciergymen. The whole subject went
over under the rules The Senate spent
tie balance of tbs day in discussing the
resolution of Mr. Sumner requiring sena-
tors: en- taking their seats. in addition to
tia ,isral oath to support the constitution,
to lake an oath Of allegiance. Mr.. Bayard,
of Del, refuses to take the oath on the
ground that it is unconstitutional Hence
the muss about it. The senate adjourned
to Monday The House was not in session.
Dec. 2l-The senate spent the day In
debating the enlistment bill. CT proposes
TO Iesalize the bountlcs at present offered
to recruits, but after the presen: impend-
ing draft is made, to reduce the bounty to
. uniform rate Of SlOo) No vote was
reached,
in the House, Mr. Yeatman, of KY,
offered a series Of resolutions, asserting
t:is doctrine Of state rights, &c which af-
ter some debate, We're referred 10 the com
Ir;tlss On the rebellIoHs States
The house refused to authorize a com.
nistee to report national bankrupt act
The greater part of the days session
was spent in discussing the bill aPpropria
nag so, 100000 to pay bouu,ies for volun
teeEs, which was finally passed and the
house adjourned.
Der. 2a-The Senate took UP and passed
shs House bill appropriatinE S2O,OO000C
to cay bounties with sunary amendments
ors chat no part of the sum appropriated
be paid to men enlisting after the 9Th OF
January, asd No bounties be paid to such
except these now provided by law.
Some time was then spent in consider
ing the amendments to the CONSUMPTION
bill, after which the senate sdiou, ned.
The House passed bill appropiatine
100000 to pay the troops called out fol
home defense in Missouri The amend.
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Before the President issued the emaaci.

Before the President issued the emanci.
patton proclamation, the abolitionists gave
as reason why they permitted three de-
mocrats to enlist to one abolitionst, that
the President gave them no cause to fight
for "Gire US God ard humanity" on our
side, (meaning the destruction OF slavery
they said, and the roads shall swarm
with recruits" &c. The President gave
them all they asked, and now what is the
result. Where are the promised swarms Of
leagures 2 About a week ago, you
could have seen them at Joliet, "swarm
ing in the street and passage way lead ing
to the spacious but densely packed hall
occupied by the exemption commissions
ers. &c must confess with deep morti6ca-
ton, said a republican to US, "that two
thirds of those whom saw at Joliet ask
ing to be exempted from the draft on the
most frivileus grounds, were supporters
of the Presidents policy'-that is, abol,
tionists.
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Resolved That We tender to his COMPANY

RESOLVED, That we tender to his company
our sympathy with them in the loss Of SO
faithful and brave An officer.
Resolved, That We coud0le with the re-
lations of the deceased, and trust that it
will mitigate their grief to remember that
he died patriot hero. sealing with his
hearts blood his devotion to his country q
flag He lived long enough to appreciate
the grandeur of the success which be
helped to achieve. The myrtle wreath
with which friendship and love may drape
his tomb should Irvine with the unfaaing
laurels of glory and victory.
On Motion, Resolved, That a copy of the
proceedings CT this meeting DO forwarded
to the relatives OF the deceased. and alse
furnished the newspapers Of La Sale
county, and the, Chicago Tribune aud the
Chicago Post with the request that they
publish the same, and that they be placed
on the records of the regiment at Regi-
men tai Headquarters.
DOUGLAS HAPExAN, Chairman.
r. SrryrSs
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ments of the Senate to the bouhty bill
we're then discussed, but without coming
to . vote the House adjourned
Dec 23.-The Senate spent most OF the
day in Executive session, and adjourned
over to Jan. S.
In the House q select committee on
national bankrupt law Was ordered
The report ofGen. Mcclellan was laid
before the House.
The conscriptios bill was again dscussed.
bnt no vote taken, and the House adjour
ed over to Jan. 5th.
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The rebel authorities have forwarded 10

The rebel authorities have forwarded 10
Fortress Monroe letters signed by Lieut.
Col sarderson, Lieut. Col Van Schrader
Lient. Col. Hunter, and Col. J. r. Boyd,
prisoners at Richmond, in which they
certify that up to December 4th, the date
of the letters, the instructions for the de-
livery and distribution Of food from the
North to their fellow prisoners had been
faithfully complied with, and that, in re-
gard to the clothing sent, every facility
for the inspection Of the prisoners and the
distribution of the clothing has been af-
fordeG by the rebel authorities"
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At rrede,icksburg our loss, in. killed
aad wounded was Is, 600, although the of
fcial statement made it only 10000 At
Chickanauga .our loss in killed apd- wopad-
ed was fully 10000, although the official
figures, a. reported to Gen. Hal'eck and
stated by him, are only 1880. Here,
then, Is tho blood of $4,000 men, uselessly,
needlessly slain by the obstinacy and I'M
fitness for command of one man.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL Caucus A
good deal Of intel est appears to be taken
IN the proceedings Of a caucus >fthe demo-
cratic members Of congress which has had
several meetings since the commencement
Of the present session. The object seems
to be, to unite all the elements Of opposi.
ton to the abolitionists on one common
ground. The meeting thus far appears to
the men and money the administration
asks to prosecute the war to suppress the
rebellion, on which basis the border state
mon generally have come into tho caucus.
The caucus holds meeting every Mon
day evening
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Gen. Scofield, whom the President in
obedience to the orders Of the Union
League removed from command in Mis-
souri,, IN opposition to his better Judgment
has been assigned to command in Balti,
more, IN place Of Gen. Schenck, and Gen.
Rosecrans takes scofelds place at st.
Louis Gen. Curtis is given a command
in Kansas, the President being satisfied
of his honesty a. far as cotton il eoncernsd
No mention ia, made Of CaAsls.
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Commissioner NEWTON Of the L. S Ag
rcultural Buresu, in his interesting re.
port for November, discloses the important
fact that there is a deficiency in the corn
crop OF the year Of one hundred and forty
millions of bushels, and the demands of
the Government are such that to insure
the supply it is estimated that all dlstilla-
tion Of grain will be restricted in Ohio and
Illinois, as is the case at present in Ken
tucky and Tennessee, where no distillatien
Is permitted.
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Let those who assall the Democratic
party remember always enc fact-that HIS
tory has vi6icated every position, has .iusti
fed every important act of the party from
the organization Of the government down
to now Discreet men who anticipate a
future and do not object te the enjoyment
Of self-respect in time to come, had better
ruminate little on the significant truth.
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The Mexicans appear to have renewed
the contest against the French invaders
with vigor. Puebla has been recaptured
by the forces of Juarez, and Comonfort is
advancing against the French. The
French in Tampico are Under siege and
have lost heavily from yellow fever.
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CURIous-We have heard within q year

CURIous-We have heard within year
probably dozen of abolition speeches,
but We have certainly heard no orator. Of
that persuasion who did not commence by
Informing his audience that he had been .
D~u,oo..t. "a. suppose the object IS to
make it appear that at some time in life
he had been in good company. Though
in nine cases out of ten the fellow lied, it
showed he was not without ambition to
appear respectable.
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TRE.STEE.S ISALE

NOTICE is hereby given, that BY virtue OF decree
~ made and entered OF record by the County Court
of La sale County, Of the State Of Illinois, at the
December term OF said Court, 4. D. 1868. in certain
cause then pending in said the chancery side
thereof wherein wi liam Hayue Jr., 10 complainant,
and Matthias Small, Elisabeth Small, his wife, William
Kelly and Barbara Kelley his wife, and I'd Hayne
are defendants, shall Thursday the twelfth day
OF January ID. 1868, betseen the hours Of o'clock
in the forenoon ami Of said day offer for sale
Tor cash at the south door OF tie County Court House
In o'tsva in said County At Public Auction and viii
then sell TO th. highest bidder the following described
property being the ordered by said decree be
Sold that il to say, Out Lo. No Twenty six (26 Let
ter tB in the Southwest fractional quarter of Section
Eleven tl in Township Thirty three, (33) North Of
Range Three, o. East OF the Third Principal Meridian
in said County and State
WILLIAM HICKLIN9,
AARON u. SMITH,
WILLIAM y. WuITMORE.
feDauptssoHers.
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The farmers in Southern Illinois have
been busily engaged for some weeks past
in tton-picking. o; high grounds the
crop is little injured ~ frost; on bottom
and low lands it is totally ruined. Cotton
presses are going up, and gins are running
in every neighborhood.
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EuRoPE.-The European news for tho
last few weeks has had reference chiefly to
the Congress proposed By Louis Napoleon
and tho conclusion is, that the Congress is
failure. From all points, indeed, tn. re
ports are the same as to a general ac!t
quiescence, accompanied with conditions
that show the impracticshility of the pro-
Ject. All the powers of Europe, in sh TT,
are willing enough to meet and settle their
neighbors' affairs, provided always it be
understood beforehand that their own are
not to be meddled with. Austria will not
allow the relinquishment of Venetia to be
spoken OF, nor Russia the Independence
Of Poland. Even France herself, perhaps
would not be willing to submit the'eyac-
uatien of Rome to a general vote; and as
suredly the Roman Cour. would send no
Cardinal TO a meeting where such a mea.
sure was 70 be proposed. There is hardly
. question of Importance in short, which
must not be first eliminated from tle pro
eramme before the meeting couh take
place, except perhaps that OF the sSch1es-
wig Holstein affair, and it woul: make
Europe the laughing stock Of the rest st
the world were it to meet in solemn. as
sembly. after SO much palaver only to
settle, or perhaps discuss without settling,
tie tiniest question Of the lot. The Old
World has got itself into a resulsr ness
by long series of injustices, such as the
partition Of Poland, The delivery OF
Northern Italy to Austria,the overthrow
Of the Roman Republic and the perna-
mont occupation of the city by the Frcuph
arms All these, like every crime and va
just action, are now bearing their fruit. in
what may be called irrep, essible conflicts,
ana have reduced matters to an entar GLE
ment from which the sword probably Of
frrs the only means OF escape.
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PREMIUM FOR RECRUITS.

The Provost Marshal General, ,{Col
Fry has issued directions that any per-
son except a commissioned officer, who
shall present an acceptable recruit to q
district provost marshal, shall receive the
same premium as regular recruiting
ageots-that is, $l5 for new recruit and
$25 for veteran. Weprssusne, of course
under this order, any person obtaining a
recruit for Col McLanahan, Capt Fitz,
gerald, or Capt Cogswell will receive the
same reward
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MASTERS SALE

MASTERS SALE
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That by virtue OF a de
~ cree made and entered OF record by the Circuit
Court OF LII sale County, State of Illinois, the No
yemter Term of said Court, A d 1853, a certain
then pending in said Court, the Chancery side
thereof wheren Horace c. sabin complainant, and
David c. Cnderhiil and En- sline c. Cnderh de-
PENDANTS shall. On VI fnjay, the Eighteenth day OF
January, A ls63 bct~eeu the hours of nine o'clock
il the forenoon and set OF day offer for ale
the soat door Of the County Court House in Ottawa
in said county at Public Auction, and will then sell TO
the highest bidder, the following described property,
be the ord cred by said decree be sold that
is TO say The northeast quarter OF section tweny-.x
tsE In township thirty three 49, north Of range Eve
80 east Of ihe third principal meridian, situate in q
county OF La Sale. Illinois.
Terms or .SpLe.-Cash. Z A. H0LLISTER,
Ottawa, Dec. 20, 1853. Muster an C1anc>ry
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COwnty T0Aex

YOur state and County II AGs
are due
NN MONDAY NEXT shall commence cell" cting
u Taxes, and hope Tax payers win pc Prepa I'd Z"
~ Ironntly A. my time 10 limited. Ny headQu .rtsrs
vil - at 1 emith's once.
OtSs1a New n 1DW. DUfLuk, xeWn 00les tx.
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Special Meeting IT Board Of Superv isors
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That pursuant
IN request by one third Of the embers Of the Boa
OF Supervisors OF La Sale County Special Meeting O
said Board will be held, to the Both day
December, 1863 at the Court House in Ottawa in sail
county.
Dated at Ottawa, this .4th day Of December, 1853.
s. W. RAYMOND. Cierk.
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The rebel pirates who captured and
plundered the steamer Chesapeake, who
were afterwards retaken in Nova Scotia,
and, on demand of the Government of the
u s. held in custody to be delivered up
10 our eesernment, have been released by
q Nova Scotia mob. Tho Blue Noses ara
violent secession sympethisers, a.d the
government there made no attempt in in
teriere with the mob
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EsTRAY NOTICE.-IRoN GREY CoLr:
- Taken up BY Philip Cole, in the town Of Serena
Sale county, Reddish Iron Grey Mare Colt. white
strip III The face, both hind feet and legs white nearly
to the kReestwo years old last spring Valued at SIS
Dec. 26, 1863 s. w. RAYMOND C.eyk.
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Gen. Michsar Cercoran died on Tuesday
At Fairfax Court House, from the effect
Of injuries received from being thrown,
from his horse.
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To the Tax Payers of the Town of Dayton
II RON tn tine forth until the 18th Of bruaYy next
the undersigned tax csllet tor Of the town Of Day
ton may be found svsry Saturday 1t the store Of I'd
Hennesy next door north OF 0immiek 4 MayburyS
Drug etors in Otaws where he will b prepared 70 re-
esive taxes. .,
mDNUHD 0'O0nuk2k~
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ROOM TORENT,
stop +!
1ers of the Town of Dayton

AT T. Y. Griggs' Book and Drug Store and ret
~ Photograph Album. I have them from sects to
$500, and other things. EY. GRI0Ge.
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Porl0r and Heattng Stores
CANNOT BIZ EYCELLED The celebrated
"PIERCE COAL BURNER"

them from 81 - cheaper than they have Se<n
Altered for ..Ie East West With this Stove HALT
THE FEEL "a v BE S4 VED that is usea lily burned
in an ordinary Coal Stove, with greater heat. Also
the and splendid SHEET Ik0S PARLOR coal
STOVE
T. Z q L q >,
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Cooking & Parlor Stoves

Ever brought TO this city; and notwithstanding H.,
rise In Iron aud all manufactured articles, they are
selling them
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HARDWARE AND STOVES

New AMI Fresh Supply from the Ea,, ,n.k;,~ ,h.,-
assortment karg. and Cem;l-t. O, ev.rs,h,. 49,.
line They have now on hand the finest ss.or,m.n, q,
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me undersigned. having made large additions to
."e': torr !. accommodate the increasing trade.
~" re- peetiuy norn the public that they have Just
S"dra :" their large stock of
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CHEAPER THAV THEY IA TE EYER BEFORE
BEEN SON ~ OTTA WA.
&C EMPR ESS., -

This stove cannot be e1celed Besides the shove css
erated stoves, they have endless variety Of FIRST
GLASS COOK $40 YES, ali OF which ed
to give PeJect SHi.tctiOn and will Sell them Cheaper
than they hare 'Uer been s0id sOtI here.
They will sell good Cook for wood coal
with furniture and trimmings complete, warranted to
give satisfaction, for ga and from that to 80. Their
Assortmentof
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FULLY equal to the ssevarf, aad 9 GRkAT DEAL
CHEAIER; and many ether exceleE And beautiful
styles ADD patterns, SIZZLING AT REDtCxH
PRICES,
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&2.OOO.OOO@c2L6AN or rnl

$4,000. OUO%coIL1D1AINS, y 2F v Iha
81 INSCRIPTIONS are hereby invited TO q Loan u
TWO MILLION DoLLARs, aqthorized BY 40 ord
MAYOR Auru,l fsth, 1888, entitled "A Ordinance q
prortde foy N, proc,ne,atW NJ subrit,i,es for
hr, ben o. may h'r.dtter BE- drqiisd 10 serrr y, ~
Aymy nm Uo,on during the eI,sfin0 pdy, ind Jos
Other purpose"
Thepopsr books for 'ueh subscriptions viii be opsnel
a. the ComptIoeI. Office and after SATURDAY,
the 18th August instant, and will remain Oman unti
the hole sum rhall be taken w. $500
subseiibers vl be required to deposit With tbs
days sneI entering their subscriptions, the smoinis
sun,eihsa ior ~ them respectively, and present.
VII receive Bonds 81 the County FOL equal smoupts
Ied~maoe On or hfore septemhsf lst, 1874, With 10
cent per annum.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comtroli.r.
rousfs onss. AvSusI e, is6a Iii
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY.
Draft i)oings.

FyExiI,oss ~ INA 6rn CoHGEIssIoslL DISTRICT
Til, Office vas crowded yesterday 50 usual, and tho
excuses offered, of coarSe, varied much. Out Of i02
men examined, Is held for service. Speculation
IN drafting business received severe check from the
board u Eurollmout yesterday, in the rejection Of
certificate from PHI scan, who II spears had ssusd
seucular Offering to obtain exemption certificates on
payment of a zoo -. II sppeas that the Board
sro authorized 70 tsts eerthcates from respectable
PHI slcians into consideration, but the facts, as
above stated, econ ne knosn, no notice Whatever
va taken o. the certificates, which we're printed and
duly stamped. The following gentlemen paid $500
ard were ihoa arged:
FREDERICK h,rio't, 1872 Charles st.; Andrew Gil.
sey, tV9 ltoAdrsy; Robert N. Vermilye, rs Eleh' h
-. Al u Denyck, lt- Charles At; VIM II Weeks,
COL iirtcn~ioh at. Geo W. Ptlmei, - y. corner OF
2lrs,.
The following gentlemen furnished substitutes, Who
were accepted:
Luke Sstsrfnrn''h~d Thomas Smith; Adm Frazer,
~ 40. Asa II. Frat; Peter Dehsum do VIM. j
IhoWpson, John Ray yard do Thos. Il. Sargent; Heury
stsse do OTTO Muller; Jnstus l.. Buct ley do Fred.
Lillmer Ahrsm Jersey do James Clarke Henry e.
low do. VIM. lm~orth valley Albert d. Bossrt Do.
Peter Lee.
The ,ubstitutes we're immedist.ly furui.hed With
arm. aud equipments BY ouar,srms.ter W. II. Va.
teibVII, naisRtt0 R.ksIs hlAld-
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Atrafe~ moments recess tho drafting vss rs.utn
ed ,nithc lIth Ward commenced. AID Perry. Sup ,
Andrew Killeen. John T. BietnsckmA.ter and Cor
ne.ius Smith, constituted the COMMITTEE, Who sa,is-
IA toFy inspected all tho DOING l45 ballots we're
put In the wheel from which 2s2 we're drawn. The
hr'. lucky man sss Thom. Bronwsy, OF Colysr 81,
near Ltopard.
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INSTRUCTION.

banjo TAUGHT IN TWELVE Lessons
- for 50 by the DoRsON Brothers, At u Fourth
Az, cor Tenth a. one block from Broadway. Young
men fitted for the stage, go
IN WRITING LESSONS 81, OR % FOR
~ 81, including stationery, are siven at TOwNS-
ENDS, 26O Bosery, near Houston st Arithmetic,
BOOK !, cn ne, tiramma, Algebra, Reading, sp,,llng
&c, also taught, DAY aud evening TO ladies And gen
tlsmen. Instruction thorough and practical 200