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ps~ Commodore Vanderbilt anu wife c,l.-
g3steu rAeir 2Ciden wedding in maenlfj ,ent
Snc ifii.t ely lyle on the 18th December Nine
oahsEt"is, ihIee sons, and scores of grand
ShHdIfn ahd great grandchildren were OF tla
party.
Er : servant OF the Duke of Bruins wick re.
,rf !.y made a big haul by stealing the diamonds
{. lbs iordship, valued at l. ,UCu,G0a franc~ He
Was, however, apprehe nds d, and the d am ancs
We're recovered. ..-l---
~SeTgeant Plunkett, Of the 2ist massachu-
sets, who had both arms shot off at Freier-
icksburg, has found wife in toe person OF
of Worcester. ~. - -,
81 The Legislature of Alabama has voted
to cut up the carpets covering the floors or the
halls and Offices of the Capitol buildings A.
montgomery and make them into blankets f;r
the soldiers. -a -. .
G" Why is Senator Sprague respnsib.e for
the htness in the money market Beca use he
has custody CT the whole Of Secretary Chase's
first issue.
S- indianapolis is excited at the discovery
OF q sad case Of Decentralization, wherein a dea-
con OF sixty.fiye years, aad a young lady OF
twenty.three or four, are in involved.
- VIM. Shattuck, or North Adams, Mass.
was murdered recently by fas. young man
named Alonzo i. Gardner. The latter was in
illicit intercourse with Shattuck's wife.
- Hon. 7 Butler King, of Georgia, has
puhlishtd letter refining the statement that
he Is III favor OF reconstI -ction.
import annually al present no less than five
ions of maiden locks,
RS~ The people bf Portland, Maine, talk o.
ctlebi alne Jhsuary lsi, as an emancipation
Jubilee.
s-1 1ondon thieves have taken to dropping
vitaol into ladies pockets. A hole is soon
burned ana the thief finds apurse in the street
~ Mr, Sprrgeon, tie London preacher
;tciy TemcIst stTGIsd with The young ladies of
his cor eregaucn for tafntng away so often
~ 3oyeinor Cannon, Of Della ware official.
authorizes the enlistment of negroes In that
State
IS Far hog are worth 20 q in Indianapolis
ard Milwaukee, and 81 SC nd $3.50 in Clilcln-
natl " ~ fs
kS- Thaegeray, WilRie Collins and Dickens
are all scratching away at new novels.
S TIE WOOL 2Fower- OF Ohio ara to hold
eopyep iior at Columbus on the 5th Of January
~ John Merl iss v, IL is said, won $4,000 by
The Heenansklng- fight. rsEaTk -
sSGen. Butierfield, Chief Of Gen. Hooker's
Ssaa, on'a visit TO New ofk. 70
~ Pishop Gen. Polk il said 10 be In command
st Enterrrize, Miss - 80
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sa II is reported that the unlucky cred ;ors
OF the steamship Great Eastern have dgl .Ge b.
10 dispose OF ,hit vessel by lottery. Tn draw.
IAs IS 70 IL ke place Al Fraukfir. on Lhe- " ..c
ana ifere ere POO shares. ranging from L25u TO
t2..Utt. The WHINE. In this riitie w.ll prob
auiy feel, with the huge ship on ms hands like
The victim in the East whom his So vers ign pun
lahed ny presenting him wEi,t elephant.
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IS The coal dealers 0. Louisville, Ky, raised
their prices TO forty cents a bushei The city
borght 2OG,Gt0 bushels at thirty four cents, to
sell TO the poor at cost, Whereupon the dealers
came down to thirty. two, determined to keep
up the monopoly. The city now stored ITS
thirty iour cent cCal and bought that of the
de&lers at thirty-two, which it will sell q. cost
to the POOR, and keep their first purchase for
another "raise" on the part Of the monopolists.
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HOW TEE YANKEE GENERAL CIRCTTN
VENTED SECESH
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ITO THE CATHOLIC CITIZENS OF WASH
l. 1NGTON AND OTHERS.
HOLIDAY PRESEETS

cities has procured tn lar eest and best
selected stock OF Catholic Goods ever offered ia
Washin gtcn, consisting in part of Books, nsatly
bound, inoud ding Prayer Books in every variety of
style Pictures Of al sizes, and with lace borders
statues Rosa les, Crosses. Orucifxes Gold and
EIiyer Medals. Also, 2 compete asse rtment Of
writing peels, Work Boxes Portfolios. Ju 7eaiIe
Bsoks, Gold Pens and Pencils, and every article OF
Bibles, Lives of Saints. &c., &c.
photograph Albums an endless variety,
Carte de Vigites and frsm es to suit.
large assoTtme ent OF Morocco Morocco panel
led: and Velvet bound Prayer Books, to which
IL vite particular atention-ali OF which are offered
1T tie lowest possible prices
81 Remember the old Catholic Bookstore No
525 Seventh street, under the Avenue House, two
doors from Pennsylvania avenue.
del8-9t M. D. RUSSELL, Proprietor,
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BOARDING..

TEE PROPRIETOR os THE NEW YORK
Hotel, corner Of and 7th streess viii open
bis Dining Room on the let Of January next. aad
VIII bs prepsred to accommodate 100 gentlGmen
with Table Eos I'd st SIG per month 54 per week,
psysbla in advance Breakfast Will be on the table
punctua ly at O'Clock aud will stspd until g.
Cinrer will be on the table At to s Good fare,
good cooking, cleanliness and punctuAhty may be
re lied on. de . 81
TWO GENTLEMEN WHO WILL ROOM To-
Il gether. can find pleasant Front Room, FIRST
hoor- with Or without Board, at 495 Mass avenue.
between Attn and 5th streets. Also third story
Room, suitsble for a single gentleman Private
family de 20 ST.
BOARDING A few gentlemen can be accommo-
~ dsted with frst class Board and elegent Fur
nlshed Rooms, 1t S26 to S3@ per month including
gas and fuel Plsasa call st ia Bridge street,
GeorgetoEn. before g m or after p Cars
run from the door 70 Washington. de 2o St.
BOARD - Handsomely furnished Rooms, with
- - Board. Apply st 1873 G. street, bet. 2lst and
I'D STE. .#. de Is -sw*
FURNISHED ROOMS AND FIRST-OLAgs
I Board, Including fire and gas. for gentlemen
only, st So street. between Goth and 2tst. Re-
ferenees given and required. Terms $50 per month.
de is
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.aaAgI ao4N 0ahTl

s5a Essa 1F.@ 80
gEangd a04N GahTg
seg,z lzs.E r. aslfas7sa ssR FE2s <,EaGfsezE5z
-3,asst tTea asga hOeH azaH fs <3o:t ym 81 sTew
.2A0EEf Ega4 e as a.b.s 4 = /
ElEA EaEt Hssa BIS - 40 ;
- 81 F.ttEtsg gau' ~ Eza ;
aa,Fze sssG 6s1 sse teeaa bass 90 esls sYea.g
4 sszAsi ! o. Il Izg2f agEfks5I SEfg N*saH
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.SourH WARSAW, O., July 25. 1863.

.5UNIII " AESAWs o, = UIy q; I0U-i
"a One young man, wno had been
nck and 10: out OF the house for two years
rtt.I Sercfula ard Erysipelas, aiser paying the
.o-tCCs over $3.50 withoa5 benefit, has oseD
sored ~ ten bottles OF your Eitters. = y
EDWARD WcUFALL
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rhs Plantation Bi.te-s make the weak strong
she languiG brilliant, and are exhausted ma
sure's great restorer. They are composed Of
Ia celebrated Calisaya Bark, Wintergreeu,
ssssafras, Roots, Herbs, DC, ali preserved ir
perfectly pure St. Croix Rum
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DENTISTRY.
GREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY.

rREAT DISCOVERY IN DENTISTRY
1tah Ertraetdd ,cithost Pain ,cith the Muh7ite Of
OTggsa.
II *onld advi.e sli Pess3ps having teeth to ex-
snG pave them taken out by this nsw gsSs@sa
snc harmless process also call andQlIYTTYY
examine the Docter's new aad i'm -A-A-~
proved method of InseTting Arts cisl Teeth II
you once see the great improvement in his teeth
2o9 sil have them In 9th sr style than this new
ana TsIuahle one. No. 242 Pa. avenue, between
aol3 B. LEwJE Nj. D.. Dentist.
NJ LOOMS NJ Il Z EH e. Ia; I11.,.o- .ns sp.+,.
o. the hIEERA AL PLATE TEETH, st rss-.M.za
Eencs personally at his oflss in th!s sss@ssss..s
CITY: Many per5ops can wear these FTFY-STS
teeth Wto cannot wear 9th ers. and no 4-s---S
person can ueSr Others Th o ca1nct wssr thess.
PaTfons ealiiuE st my off can be accomno 2tsi
With any tyIe aud price Of Te9 tn they may desre,
but TO tn ose who particular and wish the puras
cleans at Etron gest and most fleet dsntlra III at
art can groduns, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more ~ lily wErrsnted ..s F.
LooD-s n this city-Eo. 33S PsansyIysnia ayenue
tet%een 9Th and 10th streets Also, 207 Arch st,
bEilaGe lopta. msr4.Iy
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BvI. c. McGUIR & &C. Auetioae,rs
11OsIIIvE BALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED

q bal EsTA-s, NEAR THE PATENT OEFIOE.-
srCtt0n. that toSi-ah!e snd valuable i'm proved
tr tie plat cf tire city as part of Lo. numbered
ftErtser, iu sq1ars nuiabs ed four huuared and
aud u streetsl ea hteen feet eight inches and run
ping back with depth o. ninety four feet four
rents thereto belonging which consist of thres-
st9Jy brick dwelling frame stsb.s, sc
sEf business Pol tou o. the city and persons wish
to invest in this desirabIe section Of this city
Tsin,s: Two ! .hirds csss; the residue in six.
% s nd D
deed II zee simple given, and possession given i'm
II tee terms Of sale are not ooc, piled With in
taFee dsy' trem the day OF sale the property will
pIrebs er. By sdver tisin such ressIs tasee tones
De cd J.C 5-c5UIRE & co, Aucts
q s. MILITARY RAILROAD OFFICE,
WAsBINGToE, D. g. Dec, 10, 1888,
LOCOMOTIVE ENeINEs AND EAILEoAD IRON
FOR SALE
AIessndrls Railroad Depot in iIexsndria, va "oa
MNpNFfDAY the Isth day OF January next
Ten se:ohd hand Locomotive EngiDes. feet Sha
Aaout go, Tons q old Gsils, T and pattern
:, 50 sSS SSseasas = a5'si i'srsp 1ron
lot o. s,eel springs sReet Iron, &c.
Ssi" to commence at l0a n!
Terms cash, in Government fumes
dsi9 Captain aad a Q. N.
Wa, 2. .o,, .. EIsssl ~ v.Dv.s,,
40 siFuR AZ a At i osiaek I'm st tRs H5sr
feot OF sixth street., 81 tas HIDES TALLOW, d.
'} Of tbs pisp aF o 3oa bis a'a
tipped TO tbts point E arch dtspositi0r.
rho time OF sale 6 B8isB,
eeI5-t IN Lieut.. Col. sad 9 2. y
tyHARF SITES AND WATER FRoNTs.
MAYoE,s OFFICE, Bec. 9 1853:
oity Councils, approved Mar h II 1888 entitled
s,t.s Or tts POI o.aas river: s. ,, and sR end
.rsLcin at the foot OF .vanth strset west, iesss
rns md pac Souad to Be- 9ns osd tG o.
RAJ Al ths 20, af F!avs.h street weat. at the
T,o Esst So. 81 a.: Sf'o.n;1g Tre!f street
ds5 RICHARD wsLLACH asyor.
W1sHrvGrox, De-. Is, 1868.
~ re- & sS2y 81 Ts Is E@;popsd 9aEii the
6pi1'a EI5+HIED WaLLA3H, H. MsSoT. ytSoT
~ :. -aoG IRE & co. Auctiousers
TESUSTEBs SALE OF III PROVED REAL Es.
1 1 T.rE on TIE istASpIHy virtue OF decree OF
.ecorde1 in Liber J. a. 8 No. 1856, folios ell 60
Gpe IF the ia1d records for YaFhinston oo1.,ty ID
, shall, On TUESDAY, the 22d day OF Doceiaher
- O'Clock >. m. cell a. Public Auction on the
premises Lot No. B, 10 Square 40 383 improved
~ : laEae frame Dwelling house
This TT0p rty is aituated Y street south be
g.h ard 10Th and in pp5 sion of the city
= here Oh psrts is greats enhancing IN value.
JsrmE One third cash srd fhe balance { ~
equal notes st and IL moths Eeou red by ed OF
.Eust the PREMISE
3ii cnnvtyaaginR 81 the cost cr ti4 rurch ser
v. Y FEEpALL, Trustee.
tet-enSds } c = cG UI8B & Co Aacts
RS- THE ABOVE SALE IS UNAV0TDABLY
p,s.p bed until TO e. DAY AFTERNOON, Jan.
5tn anne hour AID pi2 e.
" Y FETD8LL Trrstse
De 23-csw&ds ] G. MEG UiRE & co. Aucts
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CAPITOL HILL.
4 D IN 81 AID 4 CO.,
Deslers in

CAPITOL HILL.
EDWIN HEALD co..
Deslers in
TIN AND WOODEN WARE,
Corner Penn. avenue Gnd Third street east,
de 81 Inn Washington. D O.
WHITING DESKS. PORTFOLIOS, ZEN
Boards, Back CANNON Boards, Gold Pens, India
Rubber Pencils, Pocket Books, Mem orandum
Books Luz nettes, Diaries, &C., &c For sale at the
de24 N- FRANoK TAYLOR.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED FIVE MORE OF
w stsinway Sons PIANOBORTES, -
Of all styles; Two Of Bacon L Raven, and
Three of Hainss Brothers to which We ~
call the attention Of our customers, Purchasine
lowest factory prices. We have, also, CD hand
several Second hand Pianos. which we offer for
sale upon easy payments. ,
de23 Music Depot, cor. lltb and Pc ave.
CARD zNaKAvINa.
Neatly and promptly done by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
Bookseller and Ststionsr,
de I2-lm 234 Penn. avenue
IN FINE BINDING.-scott's Novels, Fielding 3
csulay's England. Goldsmith's + Works, Adds On 8
works Eume's England, Hallam's Works, Bcs.
welPs Johnson, Johnson = Works, Motlsy's His
tories Burnet's History of his owa ime, DEF oe's
works. Pre.ootts Works, Miller e hosern History.
b'isiaii Sir Philip .sidnss's works. ss.. and
msny other works OF the same Standard character,
In tire finest bindings
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Writing Deeks Fancy Work Boxes. China Orns-
msnts: Photographic Albums
All kinds of Games for Children
Ladies Purses, satchels and Baskets
a fin, assortment Of Zepdyr and Woolen Goods
Bed Riding b ood Cloaks, shswls,
6oI tags Hoods. LegginEs, Books,
Children's Jackets, Comforts Nubias, Stockings,
I sdiee' Vests snd Drawers
Kid and other Gloves. Hair Nett. Head Dresses,
Quaker Hoops and Balrnorsl Skirts
D, ess Buttons and Trimmipss,
Collars, ladies' 6ca1fs. Sleeves,
AL kinds of Gentlemsnt's Ynrb ishtng Goods,
MUSICAL INSTRUmEN rs.
Pianos, Guitars, Violins, AceoI sons,
Bsnjos, Tsmborines, Flutes, Flies and Drums, Il 9.
Come every ybody and get your supplies ct
BOSWELLB FANCY STORE,
800 z street, near l4th,
MA fns ROSEWOOD PIANO for rent.
de le- tJsnl
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EpORT or THE ENGINEER AND ARTIL-
"a lery 0peYssions of the Army Of the Potomss.
sr, it, CfRspiratOn 10 the close the Peninsulsr
Csn5 psiau By Gen barnard. Chief Eng ipeer, and
EeT, Barry, Chief OF ARTILLERY Vol. illustrated
orgi shhNOa IS EGon
g-oR skLE--5Ge sets OF ], 2, and horse second
hand nAENssS; 800 sseend1hssd hsa MsUleiian fop
cssb Honiy 10 II. 8. johns CON. No. 373 PsnR.
T.fqssai Hot,l -. de Elm
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- Ill Eo sold At Auction, every WEDNESDAY
80 sATuR IA I. at II O'Clock s.. m. st the Wharf
fl"t oI Sixth street., sH t1s HIDES TALE0W, &r
inst may be on haad Of Cattle siaEghter outside
o. he limits OF the Disfri,g, OF Oolunbia, SID
Fs-:ppec 10 this point Z r a-cf GiHpositi0p.
Js1 Us cash. in Gov. rnnleDS funds. to be psid at
fho time o. sale. g. BELL,
CrI5- in Lieut. IJni sld 9
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MAMIGTH BILL OF FUNl
NAM MOTH BILL OF FUEI

Doors open at quarter tn 7; performances g.
qusrter bsfore 9 O'Clock. Admission Is and 50 ota
NEW YEARS EAY, AFTERNOON AND EVE.
MING, GRAND PERFORNAECEs,
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.- 1 1we Tuucn 10 vor. ClE rsr5.l
.l,,-e he P'altutioc Buffers haze ss7-o 4s
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FORD'8 NEW THEArER-
TENTH STREET. ABOVE E.
soHE I. EoRD--..-... Manager and Proprietor
tAlso OF Holiday Street Thsatsr, Raltimora)
A NEW YEARS GREETING

GSCVER'3 THE aTER,
Pennsylvania AUeaus. ssar EFilIdrds' Hotel.
LEONARD EDdRovEk.-......----. G Director
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REGU ULAR FAMILY MATINEE
de i86t SATURDAY AFTERNOON
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Union Honle school for The Ghldfenof Volun-
pec-E:
HAvEaETRR MANSION, 57TH STREET
NEW YORK. August J, 1868 !
.UB. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation
s3,.sars have been gwen to some OF our hL.le
hllS-eG suffering from weakness al weak
rSs ith most happy effect one ut;la gal,
I particular, with pains i2 the haad, loss Of
,ppetite, and daily wasting coI.suD1 Dt;oil, Oh
HON 81 -2edIcai shiI Esd been sx.lslzrei,
ar Ueco entirely restored We commenced
va h..t a 5easpoontul Ct H'-:e-s day 4-r
.,,T,-its II 8reasrd 1trenrrc nd 1r>ira soa.a4g-
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tyRS. L. }. HOW kJL, 43& Sishth street, be-
~ tweer the srsGue and ID street, willA ~
oner On TLast by Dece mber LIST, a ahandsomeAS$k
sssortuent Of FCsEch Flogsrs by the boz. ElE0
ar Eur{pe Bridal Wrrstns, Seathors H6addresses
of ri siEds wax Frsit by TIE dozen Also Bas
sets lrt With Fruit auitsbe Tor presents for the
ApgroaahiH. holtsYs. Wresths made TO order.
de lin
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WHARF SITES AND WATER FRONTS.

WASHTNGT0Y, De-, I6, 1903.
The ae1v- ssIe is postponed until MO ID ~, the
~ dag ot JaaUarg next, At sGmo hour and place.
GP i q RICHARD WALLACG, Mayor.
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t'LEnI IsIED ClDEE!
\ CLABEFIE OIL zRu
list TscsiVeI per scAoeasr Hsisn MAJ, Erou
foston Mass
hTsrsons in want OF PRIME CLARIFIED CT
pkh are in Sitsd to call sd examine tkis -
RILEY A. sHINEB
Cn,or Betting spot, No 81 Green at.
at n-2w' Georgetown ..
Ii tETRATE Books
Byron, Moore, Pope.
Scott, DRYDEN q BOZ
Soutaey, Burns, Easf.Pekre,
AaSso, Dsnte, Chsuncsr,
Kirks White. Wordsworth Gr.
-. e above are in -he finest Turkey morocco and
oiLdinss. Many of them Eng.ish ed lions,
oeh FsANCK TAYLOR.
t-,f rLsH.NANG, THs GfEAT CHIsESs
4, Ill /TEmEDFfor GDNORREhA, q LEEa.
81 oss Box EILL "E2yOEa : OgEg.-
Xxx iastedisnts are pare , veEe.stie. II i.
--st pleasant 81 Iae TASTE, kan nc bg5 odOr, ard
= cs.risd il tEs vest POCKET wittUcT fear OF
>. zSSS Qireul.rs free. Prios 81 boz. Sold
a ..Yns Ers,,. KRossR successor 70 r Q; pnsrl.
sts Ft9pt e F.ilSds pbiS, and IL Washing
- yokp. acc sgEnsSlFslis sysnus.
" N%ii - E. eVJy
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-12-05

Napoleon has invited fifteen Govern
ments to take part in the European Con
gress proposed in his recent speech, on the
Polish question. The project excited an
unusual degree of interest, with a consid-
cradle amount of CONSERVATION in most Of
the European capitals. On the whole, how
ever, for one reason or another, it has not
been met by decided objection. Prussia
is rumored to have given her adhesion to
theiplan. The Austrian Government an
nounced to Napoleon that Austria is ready
to take part in q congress, upon basis yet
to be determined, for the strengthing Of
public European right, and with special
regard to accomplished facts. An English
Cabinet Council was too meet and draft the
reply of Queen Victoria.
The Boston Transcript says: From
present appearances, New Hampshire will
lead the van in the matter of filling up her
quota Of volunteers under the last call of
the President. We hear the best reports
from that State. Many towns have already
raised the required number, while others
are recruiting rapidly. In Concord, one
half of the complement has already been
obtained"
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no THE PEOPLE OF THE FIRST
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, IOWA. -
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,

Burlington, Nov. 10th, 1868.
Under the recent call of the President of the
United States for Three hundred thousand $780,
COO troops to fill up the old organizations now in
nine hundred and ten 80, and the proportion
Of this quota 10 be raised in this Congressional
district, is One thousand five hundred and nine
-ty-one q ,59l). This number RI have divided among
the different townships in the district, in proper
ton to the number of the LIST Glass enrolled in
each. A list OF the townships in each county is
published herewith, showingthe number ofnen
required from the same. -.
In order that the number indicated may be
made up by Voluntary enlistment, draft will
not take place before the 5th day of January 1864
when, ii the required number isnot raised Q draft
will be made for the deficiency. But whenever
q township has furnished its quota will be ex-
empt from the present draft.
AS an inducement for men to volunteer, the
government offers, in addition to one month s
pay in advance, the following premium and
bounty to each recruit: For veteran volunteers,
Four hundred and two dollars, ($4o2, to other re-
cruits. not veterans, Three hundred and two dol
lars ($So2. This sum will not be paid to drafted
men. .r -..-..
In view of these facts, in view of the necessity
and in view of the effect which hearty response
to the call wonld have upon the brave men who
are now in the field from our noble state, ap-
peal to the people of this district one and all, to
come forward and aid in raising the number of
men required. Let every man consider his duty
comes good and loyal citizen. and all will be
well. 80
Ihaveappointed one or more Recruiting Agents
in each County in the district, who will enlist
men and furnish them transportation to this
place, where they will be examined, and if &C
cepted, they will be mustered into the United
states Service draw one suit OF Clothing, and be
furniShe transportation TO Davenport, Iowa.
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DRlNCE u CO.'S IMPROVED ME-
Il lodeons.
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS.
The oldest Establishment in the United States,
employing zoo men, and finishing 50 instruments
Mansvasory, CORNER Of Main and Niagara Hs.
.E BUFFALO, N. Y.
WHOLESALE DEPOTS.
g FULTON H., STREET. $500 NEW YORK.
S LAKE STREET,".."............... CHICAGO.
WHOLESALE AGENTS. F
nenIy Tolman Boston, Mass
w. F. Colburn, C1ncir natl Ohio,
james Bellak, Philadelphia
o. cPus W.r,s;n Nss1 ar1a Mlcn.
Persons unacquainted with the Melodeon and
its history, will bear in mind that we are the
Pioneers and leading Manufacturers, not only in
the United States, but in the World. We COM
menced the manufacture Of Melodeons in the
n hs TH aPa 6s
instruments are now in use mostly in the United
States and Canada, but also in Europe, Asia, AZ
nom ali these quarters we have the most latter
Ing testimonials Of the high estimation In which
they are held.
ably been asoarded the Riqhest henrissm Wheneuer
exhibited IN competition with others.
WeShau take pleasure In forwarding py mail
lat our own expense) our Illustrated Catalogue,
in which every instrument we manufacture Ii
fully described, and illustrated by elegant en-
graviLg-.
All Melsdeons of our manufacture, either sold
by us or dealers in any part Of the United States
or Canada, are warranted to be perfect in every
respect, and should any repairs be necessary be-
fore the expiration Of five years from date of
sale. we hold ourselves ready and willing to
make the same free OF charge, provided the in.
jury is not caused by accident or design.
Agents for the sale Of our Melodeons may be
found in all the principal towns of the United
States and Canada. Address either
GEO. 4. PRINCE d CO., Buffalo, n. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE 4 CO., 81 Fulton ST., N Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE& Co, Is Lake ST., Chicago.
HAWLEY & VAN METER,
Music Dealers, Agent al Burlington, Iowa.
Or either q the above Wholesale Agents.
feb25-d&w1y.