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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
The Call fo- Troops The Understand
ing"

The hon. F. A. ALBERGER. late mayor
Of Buffalo, being in Washington, was re-
auested to ascertain precisely the meaning
and effect Of the Presidents ata call for
soldiers. His response is a. follows:
Washington, Feb 1864.
c. f. YoUNG. Supervisor Buffalo -
Dear Sir: Agreeably to your request, |
called upon The Provost Marshal Grneral
for Information respecting the President's S
call for men Cot. Fry very promptly
gave il a. the understanding that the last
call Was SIMPLY the balance required 10
make mp the call Of 500 coo which ve'
remained from the draft Of July 1868
The vnlun GERS receive1 bet 'sern July and
pr oh.r II. ani t ON tne cal of October
II ~ February l
I" maxi he s'.tenen' perfectly PLAIN
We will -uppOse III. quota "f on com y
un,r a cal of $40 900 To b. 3, 900 !;
surprising that 1000 ere raised hv sub
St,u,es. drafted men, anI rnmrusa,Ions
paid. m Ter h- draft Of July. 500 raised
hv volunteers between July aud October
II. and 900 nn,'er the call of October
II /. date: in all 500 leaving bu, 500
10 be raised under the las, call
If Won have raised your full number for
a quota Of 500 900 from Jnlv last to the
present time YOU will not be required to
raise anv under The last call.
am very tru y, your ob't servt.
F A. hLBERCFR
IF we understand the above decision
and zee think we do. every town IN Mani
tnw..c county i. free from the comino
draft Ru,. as ABE IINCoL>'S admins
tra,ion is very uncertain. We cannot tell
when he will change his MUD.
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The Draft Postponed.
JOHN B FRY,
Provost Marshal Gen.

a>h,ng,on, Feb 90
Proves, Marshai Frv Will issue An order
to>morrow postpening the draft uu,ii the
lsl Of April
II is understood that The President i.
preparing new proclamation, revising
his circular OH amnesty.
Notwithstanding that this di..ric, ha.
no rresi fential vote. meeting of the re
publican ASSOCIATION Of this city was held
lsst evening for tie appointment Of DEL
eya,e to The national ronventirn r.f
Resolution. we're otFerel in.,rur'irg the
deiera;e 10 vote fer the re nomina-ion Of
Lincoln They we're voted down hv y
large sjnritv. which wn- a triumph for
the friends Of Mr.. Oh ,se
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

nIsAsrrRs oS rHs L.Kxs The Buffalo
Erpress has the following in reference 10
The navigation Of .he western lake.:-
During the past year the lo-s of prop
erts on the lakes By marine disaster. has
probably been as large if not larger ,hsu
anv wear since 1856, when the losses were
1926 744 The loss Of life has been
very light 80 far 50 concerns sailing ves
se!s. If it bad not been for the loss Of
the steamers Sunbeam and Water Witch
the record would have almost been blank
The navigation OF ihesc injssd wst.r. is
attended with more peril than any other
maritime waters Of the same extent the
world, and the most caree" cannot bn,
have observed and remembered the ao>
p.lling records Of loss in o.hsr wears.
when manv noble vessel with its crew
wen, down, or with few escaping to tell
he fearful tale The rem.rkah. i,nnn.
n,lv of our sailors during the pS., season
is one Of the most grateful features Of the
yasr"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
JERE CROWLEY,
Count" Sup't of Schools.

Mas LI~coLv's CoURrEsY TO THE WIFE
OF FERNAHpo WosD AT = ball given
recently hv FERNASDo Weop At his man-
sion in W astiDgton. a superb boquet WIS
conspicuouslv displayed in one Of the par.
lors hearing card labeled Mrs WnoD.
with ,he compliments Of Mrs. LI>c"LN "
Hr. WonD. was also indeh,ed to Mrs.
IL coin for the services of the Narise
Band which di~courSch the music OF the
ev"'ing
In relation TO the above act Of cnnr' esv
upon tha par' Of Mrs Lincoln. the New
York World asks, why the executive no
keeps Mr. NaLLANDlGH.M in exila permits
Mr. FER>ANDo WooD on the floor Of Con
gress and elsewhere to go beyond Mr.
in bold and fearless advo>
cacy Of peace; ; and why General Bury
SIDE was permitted to surround Mr. VAL
LANDIoHAM with bayone's, while to-day
:he White House conservatory is ransack
ed TO adorn Mr.. Woop's paror with flow
cr..'
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

"a Co~T.GIoUs DI>EAst At live
" village in Illinois, nor far from Wood
stock, they have benevolent as-oc,s,in,,
one 81 whose Objects is TO watch with End
take care nf its sick member. I,st "A Y
ar unmarried Young lady va. adm irieA 20
membership In acnnrle of months oh.
was blessed with brigh, eyed babe and
was very sick Some of the vo,inrr lsdv
members expressed 10 he chief nfiicer of
the association their indignation. ard a.k.
.d if he really ,hongtt il their u,y to Wis
j, the unfor,unate ena. Well" said he
sher mach lelheraion. Il suppose no,
Yon ar. no. obliged TO watch where there
IS t,rtspicvs 1ixassel --sx a
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From Washington.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times.
Washington. Feb 81
Although not announced officially vet
it is autherita,ivelv learned that al. re en-
lis,ments of volunteers. substitute. fer
drafted men, ana commuta'ion money paid
on draft since july Ist last will he credited
on the draft to take place in Mxrch next,
It is the intention 10 clear up everything
under the old law. and then commence
anew under the new csnsc,ipton act -
This resul, will relieve manv place. Of the
araf' altogether and materially reduce the
quotas Of others |, is said that al who
have paid Communication money will be
again placed on the enrolment lists bv
the construction o. tho new law.
The total nur ber Of Mcclellan report
ortered thus far, hv both Senate and
House. amount. ts thirty thousand copies.
being donhle the nuInter Of anv report
printed Of any officer during the present
war. The demand On Congressmen from
The army, for copies, is tremendous. The
governme printing Office is about 10 turn
ont fresh edition.
The Secretary Of the Treasury, ne.with-
standing his desire to control the gold
market, has done nothing towards paving
the million aud a quarter in gold interes,
due last week on the seven thirty notes
Gen. Meads's visit has resulted. it is
SAID in the Intention II reorgsniza The
different corps of the Army of til. Po'o-
mac. and al agreement on the spring cam
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

WA>nIHGros E1IouETrE Some Of our
readers NAV he in crested in Washington
etiquette in official circles. Jenkins. who
knows all about it, gives all enquirers the
following reiable infnrmai"n:
The President Is not expected 20 return
visits or leave cards. The Vice President
owes visit ia the President at 'he meet
ing Of Congress and op New Years dsy.
but is pnli'ed 10 the tir-t vi-it from al
other officials. which he may return bv
card or in person The Justices of the
Suprerns Court call on ,l- President au>
nuaIIv. on the npening Of he Court and
on New Year. dsv. ana are entitled TO the
first visit from o;har officials. Msmhers
Of the Cabinet call Gu the President on
New Years aud Independence Davs. and
they must make the first call. either in
person or hv card on the Wee President.
the Justices of the Supreme Canr', Sena.
ror-, anh Mr. Speaker. Wnen John Quin.
cv Adams WAS Secretary Of State he al
dressed formal letter to Vice President
Tompkins. in tich be reruiia'ei tho
RIGHT Of Senator's to exact the frat csll
from Cabinet officers, hut he was overrnleA
hv the State Righ!s' men, who regarded
Senators a. representatives Of sovereign
powers. 50 Senators claim the first visit
from the Cabinet. the Diplomsric Corps
and the Representatives, only sending
cards TO the Pr-~iienf the Vice Prc,den,
and the Supr-nA Court REPRESENTATIVES.
Department officers An officers of the
Armv ani Navv send cards to every osher
public func,ionarv.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
General Rosecrans to E. Rebel Colonel.
The following letter has been recently
submitted for publication

The following letter has been recently
submitted for publication
HEADQUARTERS nEp'T OF NrssorR1.
St. Louis, Feb 2, 1864
Col. Vim. S. Hawkins. Mounted Scouts,
G.. S. A., Prisoner Of War, Camp Chase,
Ohio.
CoLnNKL-Io orr note requesting nv me-
diation or ehcorsemertto to Your application
for parole is received. take the great
est pleasure in saving to yon that | have
watched vonr course while in the scouting
servrce both in the vicinity Of Lebanon
ant the C"llirs river region and in the re-
gion north e Duck river, and ,hs, have
sean now here .l,e among the men engaged
in 'he confederate cause 80 much Of chiv-
al GUS humanity homer. and such n regard
:"r truth and justice as you nave display
sl
Your utter avoidance Of unmanlv ac
t'nrS aud YOUR own relentless warfare on
horse thieves and on the law-ss p'under.
ers and mnraudsrs of the people com
maoded my warmest appreciation a. a
g.n,iemau and a soldier
| have known so many instance. Of your
noble. gallant and honorable conduct. / at
il YOU give your word oc homer tha,4nv
gov-IHm-nt shall suffer no detsi,nent from
it. | will most heartily endorse your a.
p]ica,ion for parole You may use shi.
letter as reference.
Very Respectfully,
w ) RosECRAHs,
Nj n General
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

ANOTHER Under she appropriate
heading will ha fopbd notice ~ the dos, b
Of another member Of he family Of The
late John Coiiins, "f thi, citv. Thi. ~ the
sixth death We h.ve recorded in .hi- fam
iv in 'he shor' space OF four mon h. -
A her, -oa and four bright, pro,uis; n g
young ladies. just Budding ino woman
hood. hare all passed away. 1t is seldom,
tha, the home circle Of affection is 80 II
min.hed in SO short = lime Porfo1e Cii-
ty Register.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

RECuPfRATIvE PuwEn OF THE NATION
-R-v Dr. F"srER OF Springfield. Mass,
IL review Of the war, sta'ei that 500 :
900 men hal been called into the fl I'd.
and rwo lhuu-and hAi,les hal taken place
two hundred and ten iEou-a, d men hsi
been killed wounded. or made prisoners
~rca the war commenced and vet such
MAS our r~rnpera''v. power that, in the
meantime. four hundred AMI eighty seven
thousand Young men had become of mill
iarv age.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
TIL b PILOT.
An Old Project Revived.

The projec, Of connecting the navigation
Of The waters OF Green Ray and Lake
Michigan 10y ship canal across the pen'n>
suIa 0: Sturgeon Bay. ha. been ;noored
for many wears, and from the following
vs notice the same is 10 assume definite
shape and If the bill now before the Le-
gisla,ure should become law. there ls
but little doubt tai work will he a"com-
p,i.he,l. Manifnwor will indeed have 10
lpok 10 it. laurel~, for with these PROJECTS
carried cut lorth. south and west Of u.
Without railroad connection with Me-
pasha. we will indeed be left in AZ isolated
portion, and Green Bay and Menasha
with their railroad and other facilities, will
reach the trade even Of the border towns
OF Maui'owoc County:
.'2HIp CAvALAxD IIARBoR CoMPASr.-
On "Wednesday An important bill vas IN
tro,luce,l by Senator Harris in the senate,
providing for constructing ship canal
between the head Of Sturgeon Bav and
Lake Michigan, and a breakwa,er and har
Dor On the iaka shore Al The norih of said
canal. The bill rrcvid-. that me capital
stock shall be a250,000, and the follow
ing men shall comprise the Sturgeon Bay
and Lake rhore Ship Canal aud arhnr
Company w B Og!-n. + B. Garirer
ami J.s.e cpalA;ng, "f Chicago; Jos Il,r-
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~ITon FRA CoRxgLL. of Ithira. n

~IIon FRA CORNELL. of Ithira. n
7, thinking rhe Hospital Aid Associa
ton Of :ha' place might .ew more and
talk less. offered 10 contribute fftv dollar.
IN the Society II twelve ladies' conld be
found to sew all dav wi,hour .pe,king.
Ont Of fifteen volunteers fourteen w-re
triumphant in the desperate nnder'a aking
one, like Eve, WAS tempted BY An apple
and fell
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
DIED /:

In this Village. on the 27th ult ISAAC
aged years, months, Is days.
He was the sunshine Of his home,
His parents hope and pride;
To them he was guiding star,
Upon litc>s ocean wide.
But now the shades of death have fallen,
Upon his marble brow
And he, whom once we knew and loved,
We can but weep for now.
But let us check the bitter grief,
Though now our eyes are dim:
Tears cannot bring him back TO us--
We should not weep for him.
Then weep not for your darling boy,
He has but gone before.
To meet you in that brighter land,
Where we shall part no more.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
A Word for the /" Wilder"

The sutjoine1 peroralion, from the pa
Of Josh BlIings, will no doubt interest the
unfortunate GLASS who are the topic Of 70.
mark The idea Of its being the dn'y Of
come good-iooking man to spare a portion
Of his time from the "buzzum Of his fani-
leo" to pro.ec. and comfort pretty vie
dows. is all very we'll, provided the above
mentioned "buzzum don't find it OUT
In tha, event, il would undoubtedly be
question admitting "f argument:
Ther. ain, no one thing. nor 2 things
,hs, 80 much Indicate a hi s,nit Of re6ns-
men. and Gorgeous cordishun Of sociesy.'
a. A soli.ertus teTii towards unPfo-
,.k,ed female wa;iddefs It is Kreifol III
behold; i, is like tho EI-fant holding al
umhrel over a white mice in a shower it
is like big nake tree. Iif ing up in i's arms
the tender vine; il is IKE ,he L-vi,han
drinking mp creek Of water. jas, to let
sn,ne indivi iusi who is in a hurry. p->s ov-
er drv .hod R-rnsrvanS d"'' k"" how
~ ,rotek wi ih~r Ifn 'riddrr ~ y u'.a
ana r1ch, ~ - = KIM t'i a>'
pro'~k them; # thy ARE getting along N
years. and >horG on, for m"nev. j, IS ~
blessed privilege Tn. man Who 'l"". h's
,tu,a tord. wnI'er>. won, in ~" VIZ t"I~
his reward There AN, no exc"'sc Tor
nep!ec,ing them: +v.v good looking msa
kan spare sun Of hi. time from the huzzum
"f his fami'es. 20 cumfnr. and Sns' Ain the
dropping Widder These ere remarks sl'
hove t"g.her. not 70 = sr,ri, If complaint
that ~ihl-rs are left t" 90 !" ruin in 'h's
country, not eny-Fe'Iow sisters, don't let
he whisrn'ing ,ungs of msLv p.rs, NJ.
who .in'r judge: nf widde'a. d-tur YOU
from devo,ing -one fvonr valuable time.
mornfnl sisters; AK sone wid'i-rs of so'sa
- ., 8 months >,andn, and he'll tell ,os
i, il duta vn owe To- vour own wives. fo1
no OF cAn tell how soon ,ha NAV he Wild
isrs | hev Dun = II | snckceded in awsk
.niny glorious work or hev strengthened
the vri. 81 eunv. who are no~ piichin IN.
| shall feel like asking the wi3dtrs to
make me lie memher Of their ueyi meet
ing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

A Coon MAS GoNE As We gu 10 press a
We receive he melancholy news of the
death Of JAMES C,urLl. Esq. of Franklin.
which even. took pl"re in rha: town las,
Monday. Mr.. c. has neen prominent
man in the county since i,s frs, settle
men' has represented his Dis,rict in The
Legislature. ami been esteemed hy every
ons for his good qualities Of head and
heart.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
CF 4 Washington correspondent ot

cF 4 Washington correspondent Of
the New York 7ires-an administration
pap.r-~riie. to that journal that "she
vast 6atch Of nomination. OF brieaiier and
major generals sen, to the senate by the
presiden, yesterday, were returned to The
pre,iden. to-day by the military comr,i,.
ice. with the statement that there were no
vacancies Hh,tcyer for new major and bri-
gadier generals, and that these ar2oiu,
uel"s ~e-e ,heref4re i!lacal.'' ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

A WHITE Man TuR>l>G BL scK. The
Philadelphia Age gives a '"ng ac~cr'pNpi'
nf the angular ease If Gp>:ayu. Ere-f :
n.tiv- .f G-r,aDy. who "a. been in ,i,s
country for fifteen Years. and f"r mas' of
that time workman in u cnrron factory
~ Manavunk. Penn. II" - single man
Of temperate hShi,s, and - y.srs of sgs
In ,he autumn of lS6! he ~. taken With
spotted fsver, from which he recovered.
and the spots disappesred in due time In
Angus, las, dark purple spot. appeared on
the bsrk Of each hand aud OH each ins:er,
giving no pAin. bat increasing IN size Ut
til the who'e surface of the oo,lv has hees
cover-,. with bronze hue His nose ie
as decidedly dark a. the skin Of Al Abvr
sin;an his cheeks are more OF corfoe COS
or. The palms Of his hands and the se!s
of his feet are ~ white as ,hev ever were.
His health is remarkably g.od +; i, never
WAS better. within the past nonin
deeper shade has been added.so - she ski~.
Neither the microscope nor the nve-tigs-
lonS of The mos, learned physicians have
found any cause for this singuai transfor-
nation.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

M.NIrow CoUHTY AGKIcrLrusALS So
ciETY. A Il members Of the Socie;v are
invited 10 meet a. the Sarre',rv'- office
on Franklin street. opposite the Williams
House. on March 5'h. 1864. Al 9 O'Clock
p NJ for the purpose OF elec,ing offirers
To, the ensuing year -..t.
CIIAS. HOTTELMANN,
SpcYet.rv
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
The Call for 100000 Men.

II is Stoni.h'Bg atd provoking ,hs, the
official. Al Warrington have NOT tod u.
before this exactk what VA. INTENDED hy
the iate call tor SOC. 900 mon; but even
the State "ffirals at Boston seems to have
beer uainfnrmed, f1y II i. only Two days
. nee the Ajju,an, Genersl sant ont AN or
der stating ,hs. 600 coo men were called
70, in addition to the other call for 800,
900 men indicating the quota Of the ci
ties snd towns "a two thirds as many irer
AS under that call. According 10 deri
sions made ia other States this cannot be
true. and Of course all State. viii bs ssrv-
al alike The true meaning Of The call
scrofd ng % these decisions ani a|.n &C
cording to unofficial advices from Wash
ing,on is, that il is in.en led to include all
who were drafted last summer. all who
have volunteered since the draft and all
veteran re-eniis.ments: and under the
bead Of The draft are included those who
furnished substitutes or psid commu,stion
money. Thus If any town or district has
raised. since the first Of June, bv drafting.
BY substitutes. By the payment of conmu-
tatlnn. by the 20 enlistment Of veterans
and hv volunteering. its proportion Of 500
600 men, i, has satisfied this esI for
troops, and is free from the draft unlss.
another cail shall be made .SprinG field
Republican.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

Co-scRIPTYoN ACT The President. on
the 25'h nit. signed the rev Conscrin'ion
Act. a. passed hv both Houses of Con
gress II is now = law.
1t is ,hought that the corniH- draft will
b. postponed until April 1st
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

~ Some Of the abolition towns ia
Connec'icn', are repudialing their war
2eb's already We knew it would come
TO this, but diln't expec. It quite SO
:cf9. .s'~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

l-- That established cen,arls nf f u
the .Snur Machine contain. 4 column
uf ahu-e "t rhr D.n.c,a's nf Nap'a Grove
II i, nm 'er>'ool thar Jou> CaREY Ab"'i-
ton County Super s"r is the author If
,ir dirty slang which ;s a sufficient reason
why decent men should not pay any AZ
renion To j..
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

pAQUETTE fosr OFFICE BY a letter
from Washington, We learn that WV II.
ANsDEE has been appointed i'o.,mas,e, a,
Paqns'te in this county vice Michael
npIscoLi, decreased
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

9 Con L ssCg'>s has ,igusized his
advent q power in Missouri hy renewing
tho re.t''c'ion which his predecessors i'm.
posed on !he circulation Of democratic
r.peys.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

Nrwrov AuE,D, b, an a,iveriis uant
IN another column. il will b- seen that
Newton is ahead # all other towns in this
count, IL the amount of bounty offered to
volunteers
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

Mons RerSrr-The peop'e Of "ani'o-
woe Rspii.. on Iussiay last, voted 4
bounty Of 1925 to each volunteer fiQm ,ha,
t,vc
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

FIRST AuR1vAL-The steamer C:me.
Capt, MoKGAs, arrived mere on Wedres
day evening from Milwaukee Naviga.
ZION is therefore open on Lake Michigan
for tho saaSon o' 1864
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04
KLINGH0LZ HILL!

On Soiurdoy Erening. .Mnrch 5fh 1864
4 GRAND BALL vin be given a. The shove
n Hail "n S.turi'y evening. March 5, 1864
Go. Il vii Re H. atterdarce
The lrd'"a and g~-..sn n o, te village ere
T. ~. ;
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-03-04

Now lay me down to sleep,
Iprav th- Lord nv sonl 70 Keep
Ir I should dc before I woke.
pray the Lori my soul 10 tlke."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07
THE MILITARY.

A PROTECTIVE ARMY MD NAVY LAW UFFTNF-
N To harniab volunteers with the most reliable n.araa
advice free Of charge anu 20 secure TO th-a ina
hghes authorized bnunes cash In hand without SEQ mt
charsc; re army al pa CLAIMS Of a kinds, an l
counsel in army and AHA % ,c, n s. MOULr
TON Counsellor Law, ~ Broadway two doors aboy 9
Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

. TTENTroS -tnD CASH TO FIVE GOOD MEN FOR
nc Eighth Heavy Artillery stationed 10 "a tmore. Call
nSTRf,DON' Bounty and Pension Ohlcc, NO beckman
street room No .. near PARK Barracks
PROTECTIVE UNITED STATES LAW OFFICE
To furnish volunteers with reliable infornston 70
Gro Inc highest bcintes, cash In hand, without
in New and Other states. and to give en- lust TIVE
knowcee hey need before enhstng, free Of char.e
WEsrBROOK, Counsellor al Law, Deg street, oue door
from Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07
EXPRESSES.

IyURSuAMs FURNITURE EXrREsS, BURNHAMs
IL Furniture Express, n rnhsms Furniture EXPRESS
once I5 West Eleventh street, between Ftth and sixth
Avenues Storage for Furniture All kinis OF Furn ure,
&C. boxed. Furniture Of families moved In CITY OF 70
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

BOY AND PORTER wANTED-IN COMMISSION
"A store mostly In the hardware line boy must res de "a
his parents salary 500 irst porter must have mrs.
rate recommendations Address O. A. w., box III Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

WANTED-BY AN AMERICAN GIRL, A SITUATION
w nurse chambermaid TO assist in the general
houss~or or small family; best city reference Call at
Az Sd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

An IMPORTANT ARTICLE. URGENTLY NEEDED
by ever, person everywhere and examine u OF
ton samples will be free by mail cents that
retail for two dollars by X. L. woLCoTr. 10 Chatham
N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

A CLERK WANTED-TO GO TO CALIFORNIA; ALSO
"A statesmen and entry clerk for dry goods house,
bOokkeeper hotel clerk for o1ice two
grocery clerks man in banking house. clerk for
stcamshp two barkeepers three orters conductors and
express drivers; other situations OPEN also wanted two
young for Of United states
Army. Apply at 30 Nassau Merchants Clerks Agency
Only reliable office In the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

NMANTED-A SITUATION, BY A FIRST CLASS COOK,
w In q private family, who understands her business
best city be given. Cali for two days
I, MON court.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-07

IA, AErED--BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY, A
w stu ton housekeeper in gentleman family; ia
competent take enire barge of house. Address
Mrs Clare. station ID, Bible House.