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Al.h oush within ten hours after it waa
issued, the originator OF the bogus Pre- i
dental proclamation recently published
was discovered, and proved to be a man
named Howard. AMI the publisher. of the
WorAI and JJu nal Of Commerce shown 10
lie entirely innocent OF all completely in
getting it Up, get the order suspendins
lie publication Of those papers vas a.
loved TO continue in force for three dsys,
and was til, Il oaly revoked on tie .utc.-
ference of Gov. Seymour vino ordered all
connected with the seizure OF the print
ing offices to De arrested and brought be-
fore the grand jury. Abou; that time
Lincoln and Stanton lesap e come to
their senses.
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CoSuRrss--The senate has passed bill
aboIishng the $500 Communication for draE
led p,an. The report Of the committee Of
conference, striking out TIE negro suffrage
clause in the territorial bills. was.concursd
in. SO that these rabid abolitiOnists in
congress, who are ready 70 make this war
a "perhanent institution rather than
not free the negro, are yet unwilling 10 let
the negro vote. The tariff aud tax oils
still hang fire in tn e senate.
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Mcclellan never rstreatel His mar

Mcclellan never rstreated. His march
10 Harrison landing was an advance If
placed him practically within II miles of
Richmond. 1t was Lincoln who ordered
Ne Dowell to retreat, instead of etfectinc
junction with Mcclellan and taking Kich
mond 1t was Lincoln again who recalled
Mcclellan and his army from James river,
displaced him, aud ordered the disastrous
overland march under Pope.
The contrast between Gen. Mcclellan
and the little dogs that bavk at his heels
was never more marked than in his de-
pertinent towards Gen. Grant. The fol-
lowing anccdote is true, doubles, in spirit
if not to the letter
A western editor who recently visited
New York, went to see Gen. Mcclellan
lie asked the general what he thought of
the presidential contest. Gen. Mcclellan
answered that was matter tina, 40 %.
need bother about; that it was settling
itself and if Grant took Richmond, he
would be the popular candidate, and 'e)uli
hare no opposihon''
Those who canno: appreciate such mag.
nanimity rail at it. --4l5any Aryus.
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WOEi,ERTIi. CURE

take pleasure in making the following
statement:
On or about the first OF November las,
| was taken sick, and was very bad, and
called upon the best Physician We had and
lie attended me FOR some three or !, ur
weeks. and got 81 Was able - leave my
room and 90 about . little, when was
taken down again, and sent Tor tie Doc
tor again, and he came and = Gated me Tor
some three months without DONG me IT.
tie or no good. IN the mean tine lost
the use OF my legs and asns, and for the
last month was so einaciatea THAI | was q
mere skeleton, aud the heart disease that
had been sorely afflicted with for the
last three years, became very bad, a. u also
the pain and humping IN my head 20
much 50, thought could aot stand 1t
but few DAYS longer. and had abOu; Civ
en- up all hopes of recovery; at which
time | was informed by my Uncle that
there was a young Lady stopping at the
.ieiser House in Ottawa, with her parents
by name Of Tennessee Clatin, who said
to be making wonderful cures, and almost
performing miracles ansng the sick, ana
had her sent for, and she came and exam
med me, and at once said she could cure
me. although my case was a desperate
one; and employed her at once 10 treat
me, and | soon commenced taking her
medicine, and within 3 days thereafter,
improved so fast could stand on my feet,
and Use my hands and arms . little, and
in = little over two weeks | was ab!e 10
ride into town, where ! have remained
with her and under her treatment, at Ihe
Fox River House, in said town OF Ottawa,
the last two weeks, and am now able 10
walk up and down town, and fee! myself
entirely clear Of the heart disease and
humping ia my head, and my health en-
tiiely recovered, and my strength fast i'm
proving,
Ny residence is 10 miles south Of Otta-
wa. at Grand Rapids, la Sale 60, Ill
March. l6. 1864 JEROME ToLE.
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A HANDSOME GAIy-Ths result Of the
recent election for Congressmaa in the 5th
district shows a Union gain cf about , 600
votes, as compared with the State election
ot SCI This is a handsome gain, con-
sidersg tina. the election Just held was a
special one Spr!ne teH Journal
This Union '-meauing rabid abolition
-" gain was obtained by the Mr. lnsei-
soil, whom the abolition convention at
Springfield on Wednesday black balled as
cogperh cad.
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1t is almost too shameful to tell. but it is
fact, that besides about 800 privates
who ran away from Grants army, and
struggled themselves among the wounded
who were sent to Washington, was a mum
Der OF officers. The soldiers were sent back
to the front under guard and the officers
in irons. 1t is said ,hat the latter will! be
stripped OF their shoulder-straps and be
put IN the ranks as privates, and serve as
such daring the remainder of the war
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Assessment NOtice

City C2efAs t.51ce, Ottltcd, H.ty -stE, !SGi,
1UBLIC notice is herGoy given 10 AL ptc+ons in-er-
Il est=i that tie Conua!ss! nsrs appointed by the
civ Council u the City Ottawa assess the sum OF
Fcur hundred dollars the rea! estate Ia the part OF
the CITY benefited by the laying main drain or cEi-
vert through and under Poplar Street from Jackson
Street souh the ravne have completed their assess
raent and ade return thereof to my ollie Aay per
wishing appeal from said assessment must he
their objections in writing in my office before
Tuesday the 7h day Of June 1854, 4: - O'clock p. II.
AS tie City Council will at that time, thu Co Incil
ON, all objections to the assessment AID ravise
AID coufim auuul the same.
G, LEAYENS eta t,rerk
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SyyEPyEE SAFE

10Y VIRTUE OF Execution issued cut ofthe
Clerks Office OF the County Court OF La Sale
ty and State Illinois, and to directed, where y
| am commanded make the amount OF a certain
Il. mrnt rec \: obtained aims. John c, CnaG pn
in favor of Trustees Ottawa Lodge No. Il, |. q. y. F.
the lands tenenents, goods and hattclS of the
said Join C. Chanplin have levied on III folio 3
property to Lot % in block five ~ in Olta-
North in said cy 81 Ottasa and coaaiy La Sa ie,
ami State OF Illinois.
Therefore, according to said command, shall eX-
psse sale at public auction, all the rt title and
erest Of the anad John c. amp'in in and 10
the above described property, "a urday the IS day
of jane 1851 at O'Clock, Z NJ the south door the
Court Hous- in Ottawa. La Sale county, Illinois.
Da:~d at Ottawa, this 25jh day OF May, 1854.
WILLIAM x. M!LLliAN
Sheriff u La Sdiie county, Illinois.
n II n
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EVERY SOLDIER SHOULD HAVE THEM
From r. B. HEIHTzELMAN, Stsward 12d Reg,
F. T.
Your medicinal preparation (Brown's
Bronchial Troches) is certainly valuable
TO soldiers in the field, and feel satisfied.
if generally adopted a, the hospitals, many
sieepless nights of the weary soldier would
be averted. Our regiment are now tests
ing their qualities, and | believe are all
satisfied with their good effects in allevi.
ating those distressing affections of the
throat arising from cold and exposure
They are now daily prescribed by our hos
,,ital and at the surgeons morning call. ="
Sold everywhere at % cts per box,
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Assessment Notice
l~.0cSSUtIWt ~'UttIJ.
1ity Clerks once Ott.y,pl. Ma

city Clerks Office Oha,ga. Nay 2sh, 1864.
DCBLIC notice is hereby given al persons inter
4 ested that the Commissioners appointed ny TIE
CITY Council Of the City of Ottawa to assess tie sum
the part the City benef ted BY the laying nan
drain calvert through and under Guion street o'
Superior Street TO Washington Street have copittei
their assessment and made return thereof to my Once
nv person wishing appeal from sail ass, sSaieA'
ms, ,e their objections in writing in my Office Oh or
before Tuesday It'll day of June, 1851 at >! O'Clock
NJ as the City Council wi at that time IN the Coun
ell DOM hear all objections to the assessment anu
reyi e and confirm apnul the same. 80 =, ,
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By an act which Ia. passed the House,
and vill be paSsea by the Senate, persons
manufacturing or circulating gold or any
other tokens bearing = resemblance to
the coins ef the United States, will subject
themselves Q tine Of 81, $50 and Hys years
Imprisonment.
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concerned. rho poulticed e.ntlem.n had

concerned. The poulticed gentleman had
indiscreetly left light in his room, and
this lured the lady from her path.
Her husband was so amused and ex-
cited by the mistake that he quite forgot
his pains; but early next morning with
his wife and trunks, left for parts un X newn
The poulticed man still retains The hand
kerchief-a beautiful cambrc-with the
ladys name on it, which no considers OF
rare value-Boston Traveller
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28

Col Msdary, OF the Columbus Crisis
was arrested week ago and taken TO Gin
eiana:ii on a charge Of having Geen con-
earned in the old exploded Ca;hcart and
washeraoiacn conspiracy that 30 frightsn-
ell the old women in Cincinnati last fall
OF course the arrest was piece Of mails
cous spite, and as soon as Col. NJ rscer,
taised the Cause Of il, he obtained his
irstant release.
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SIDE WALK NOTICE.

c,tv Clerks Office, Otttrd, Nay 2stt, is6'.
NOTICE IS hereby gwen, to all persons inieres'ei
that the City Council did. on the l9th day oil
a., Isst order the construction OF a side walk ac-
crrdinp to law and ordinance, Oh the North sue OF
Washington Street from La Sale Stree. 10 Pau street
Now unless said side walk is construoted within 'hir
4, DAVIS from the puhiicat Of this notice. the same
will b. oompsted by the City Council and assessed &C
.ori;ny 10 law o. LEAVENS, city Clark
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D:,>oIu,ion Of Copar;ncr>hip.

TIyIF uud- having sold their entire stock q
L Nyrird re amt .>tDrey Timers 7O,tS, I'm Shop
and BuiidiHgs occupied AMI owned by the -, - iesSs
Enstace, Cals Co. the Cop 4r;n-rship heretofore
existing between them this dag dSoTei by mutual
consent Al The Liabi tiles of the la:e firm wi be
rI! " Pai.u Hard all debts due the firm Will be
collected by him. And respectfully ask all persons
bed Call the old stand and SETTLE their
accounts immediately. PHILO HARD,
Ottawa. Nav 2ist, 4S4-ra2S G. HARD.
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NATIONAL GALLERY.
M'kENNEY & CO.,
PHI 0 OGR PIE RS.
ESTR1 YED

ENSTRAYEo from the under, igHed the 2lst day
i - Nay. 1904, two horses, one light gray, Is Il
hands high, rough bEIlt, long slim aud tail skod
front fret. and had heaisla OF halter years
Old. One dark gray or roam, sTall siar in forehead
short name, buis Is hands "a gh an tile LEFT
Lind leg enlarged by b ing hurt year. old.
liberal reward Will be paid fer the return CT said
hOG.es, or any Information leading TO their recovery
7. II. CU:YEA.
Ottawa May 35ih, lS6i.-3w. OttIS5d, II.
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WHEs a Republican paper a, prom inent
and able as the st Louis Iaton uttars such
truthful words as these we print below,
there is at least hope that the people
are coming TO their senses
we believe 1t is 10 be found in that
impatient and Incorporate spirit Of ultra
ism which has sought 10 append TO the
original objects OF the war. on which ALI
were uuIted-tho Maintenance Of the
Un!oa-other Objects on which all will
not, and can not unite. Among these ap-
psUdages are the instant abolition Of slay.
cry the enrolment OF negroes with equal
s-c.al I'D political franchise, with the
~.-es. the Capitalization cf the hitherto
r1lly..sf. -..-.= 4rlJ / central supreme
po--rf ..a ,f.s resolution OF the Sout ern
States mo provinces, 10 be SUI ,ectei TO 4
penal aad IeiT!butive government by Ia
vorites appointed by whatever party may
be in power in tie central government t
1t IS not our object to discus. these propo-
.itions. We merely state them TO show
how wide and revolutionary IS the scope
which extremists demand for the war
There IS not sing e one OF those PROPOSE
tons the simple naming OF which doe, not
provoke instant, earnest and Formidable
opposition. There l. not one OF them that
could not be far more proftabiy discussed
aad far more advantaseously settled after
the war, tAsn during il. There i not &
single one OF them whose discussion or
settlement now Is necessary to the success
OF our arms. There Is not :. single one Of
them that we can agree upon. They are
producing infinite distraction AMI mischief
Rnc If encouraged still to oo,rude them
/ selves into the conflict, may produce
positive calamity. SO lntolerant and I'M
patient is the party proposing them, that,
at tines, it ,ntp,;e, dia.e1alty 70 all tcha e.
pose them
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-28

The CURCCIo - M WJnn Gum, Of
Sheioyville. Ky, makes the following in
tsrestin- statement in reference TO this
pest to fruit:
In the spring of 1860, noticed some
OF my plums pun -.a~s Having snccoed
ed in catching the striped bug that is 50
injurious to melon vnes-by placing wool
on the hills around the plants! conclu.
ded to try it around any plum trees. re-
moved the s:ass about foot around the
tree, placing trashwool Oh the clear ground,
and wrapned it ABOUND the forks of the
tree. On looking tie next day, found
my trap had caught "a number Of the en-
envy, they having become e#tangled in
the wool. This tree produced tountitul
crop, while the iruit on others within
twenty feet of j. came to naught' in
1861 treated part Of the others the same
way-like result Also in 1862 In 1865
| treated all my trees the same way.
more healthy and abundant crop OF plurns
l never saw. have eighteen varieties.
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Gen Mc.:iernaad Is lying 3. the point
Of dealt, Oh hoard q steamer at the mouth
or Rel R'Yer.
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NannouI1 NOW io,I, uou Gse-
al:

NtGScI.
Just p.biis'.el. new edition % De-. CIV EwE.L's
Cru E--,T the ytsG.cv. cure Vr.. - .
Ciu-I 81 srEsqATuEHuEG. al Nra.--sS, !L1...
U4tsTy seminal! Losses, IGpoteacy, N-Gt.i AMI Thy>I
c.j IncRparIty. Impviimenis TO Marriage, eic- 50
.r-Pljua. Epilepsy aud Fix induced t. sci
DILIGENCE Of TX. ~ vNJraytgaucr-
- Price in sealed envelope. only & cents
The celebrated auJ3or in tH,s ala T.h.e Is: y
clearly demonstrates from thirty years sGrce s'Ji
practice, tr4t t- alarming cous5 ruces o. STA tus-
may De- radically cured without toe dangerous U.e oi
inter hal e,iicUr t.c application OF The NHi.t
pointing out a mode Of cure Once simple, certain
and eiT-c u4 BY which every sui rcr, mat
ter wat his condition may D., may CGTe iil.se.t
chtap'y privately and Radically.
80 This Lecture should be ia the hands or every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal a plain envelope. 20 any address,
post piiJ, receipt Of cents TWO po.; Stamps.
Address the publishers.
CuAS J. c. KLINE ( co.
III Rowery, New York, Pos: Utl,e Box $50.
May IS "a, 1851.
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SCLDsE:REsS!

You ought no. t. he without such valuable rredi.
cine. Tie CT 'cinu4ti National Union Of April 24h,
SAYS that IhchSa'Gs Of soldiers have been save
b. the use o. -,Iick. aad'. Ant Cholera VI x-s-e.
For sale by DracSis:s al s. r-ats PER b5::.-.
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The following table of distances from
Richmond will be found Of interest at the
pressnt time.
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Ia. y.r.ue The ec-ct Of who's conb.aI:.ol AS been
pr.cs iraly tested win such universal. slc.vss .
cure 'or
Dysps1si,. F.rr ant Ag.r Dsrrc:eisn of
.>pt,lts. C:.nerlE Dlj.tly. NsJ.sa5assss,
Constipation, L:ser Compliant, cear,
And as a Preventive OF EsVers, etc, etc.
=. - induce III p-o5r.s; ~ - ctr 20 tie public
liquid dt. froua llrr. u. n contains oH sui. .sl
spirits al favor make them eAsIH- osE-r-- -
q E--s-s iry U=4t-.a-. 1 'ey g'--- % I'D .-.u-
-rnl o. ae:, nor aay s-bs.4-cs Ia = pure --.-
Wholesome.
We. a. r-FttT-, and be 81 n-.t.I-d g L.-tsI
n E.-dsrGtr Quantities attn P=r:rlt IH.yE-
II can ROT DC - .eeJIEb - tF- Uo-tttrr srz-- az
oaly sufficient pitts are CoEt0.ae4 e.. E..e pr,
Ia.a!- Z L=c:
To prr.ors % .edeu'ary habits j; 81. .5y--st-.
remedy, All 70 t!,--e suE=ru: rom los. OPP IT,
TORPID 'l'.-r. or md, !: T.i ..si>.- r~=!.
SOD By al. Grs--t-ts.
Fcr Sc b. aol L.SGHOETI 1 s)N O..aea.
Cuc,Go, Feb. : ,>Gi
Pro- + II LE,xEABo-
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Nectar Bits, f-cra SO sac a-g4s.
fad helm perfectly fr-- f-11l v at IT,
cirr.cus Character. and ss-e-a- - sv-r' particular
80 tie t0g=a'a % a-r-a4Sr-s as ven o. 'ar
animation have also housed rhr EJECT p--~-
r.ee Md stimuli ant, aLl genoa. for travel
70 guard ags.; change a.. ws.,-. AID Cysu-J-
tat.rlcy, a=t..y b:H0li ,g- tlr nv Leg
seas, they have 10 superior RIPE T. .y gH-rs
" i. EE=t.>pS y D..
surgeon U-..-it .r-E t.-e-.-tss.
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PROFESSOR LEONNARD'S
CELEBRATED
Nectar Bitters.

Ths Justly celebrated tonic, corrective and .,.s-a
= composed entirely % herb, OF -l-suoy 10 81
.r. ~ U-, The ec-ct 81 Who's c1urat.o. AS y-s.
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(,ABINET MAKERS, CARPENTERs AND ALL OTHER
" workers In wood rally for City Reform at 93 Bowery
to-nlnht.
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M s@ tA
~Ns# NweH a8 f@
fHs.ta al
stM WH a ri Maetfo ott fig
Aa1AM E1#
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AMUsEMMNry.

| N I...s. casSsn sad Ssn.s., COMMENCES AT rJE
the SaS SSa9SSLFsT raExiiiaiE liz rue sG CRY. Ma'a'"
Nm, rosIrfvsES LasT s1shf tsHfisa sSr rwo
=. -. 49,, MISS LUCILLE wEsrssS
~ sUccEsssuE Easr ErssAs psAsA or
THE ELSfFRxENr.
which mus Withdrawn after Saturday next August ~
sSEssS .sP pTESTsg ThETSFIAsT hhSugA gAgsEF e
wI be TIA hriuns drama, written By @ " Fay
LADY, rsAsSSsss Rils Sssz RE,SsS2 1sSs HysAAs VINE.
CAS- rLArER sidHT HE HH SyHS ssF TzE
TIE CAST EsBRA6Es E,EKi MEMBER OF run
FRIDAYnEgsgT aigg dSf ATb oyIy Trs1HaH sEsEFIr or
SPECIAL NorICE.
Ss @Scssy @ taxes much pleasure IN announcing an 60
ron sosIii1skT oNISf fH1ItPa s1s sIan2s HGF2s ONLY
r @ Ses % on have s
''as ~ FAREWELL REPRESENTATIONS
' SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS pS IN HpynScE Ssn cl.H
sAhI hSSoT9 AsR w1sTEH gasTEasss FEss2s
The ladies a. and gentlemen win Please rass
Stage Manager.
BROADWAY THEATRE,
ID corner Broadway and Breoms street
mr. 'NoA'n OPENING NiGif.' ''''''''''''" "'''s's
This admirable and central establishment which, durna
the summers vacation. has been
with N% SEsS5s 4sR rEsS1h1t5 sHg!Ersr
NEW DECORATIONS AND APPOINTMENTS.
NKw CARPETIkGS, &C,
and which hns Gsfs sew ptSTldff STR CHAIRS
ON MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 70
WIN Ma. .hS JOHN tEiisai h' 's5f SWESs. as;''
whosa brilliant fame the gifted and
comedians is firmly established in ort,ca
esteem a0a EVERY oirY IN THE UNION \ nearly
He will make his rentree uponi the New York ssge-for
tho time in twelve years-n two celebrated
Characters admirably adapted TO the display OF his exuLsx
ant humor and his inilnitable art.
THE DRAMATIC COMPANY
0ns"Re' III Is ENTIRELY NEW TO THIS CRY.
and has been carefully selected from the best material
'"' MONDAY EVENING August %.
Buckstoues celebrated comedy,
MARRIED LIFE.
Mr. JOHN z. OWENS. .as....... HENRY poV&
frt appear rance In this theater.
Mr. c. r. De Groot do. Mr.. Coddls
Mr. Geo. Metkif. do. Mr.. LynI
Mr. Tom Owens. ............M Mr. DlsmAs
Miss q. Adams GoddS
Miss Nell Johnson. do Mrs. Younghusbanf
Mrs G u Tyral .,.,. ..,..do Mrs Dove
To conclude with the American comic drama OF tho
PEOPLES LAWYER
Nj j. r. OWENS. .... .sOLoS sh rHI1
Prices admssion-Dress circle aud parauee 80 cenis
family circle. Is cents; secured sea rs cents; orchesrs
chairs ST. Doors at SEVEN performance to oomneusS
a O'Clock.
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tHRvsa.t 9g auvsa
89sE @N#HU
t-. Us#saoMt
Naf8 Gs
The New York herald., 1864-08-25


PEOPLES LAWYER.
Mr. j. r. OWENS.........as.. .sOLON SH EGLE
office open Thursday for securing seats from L. n
TO 4P. NJ
Prices Of admssionDress circle and parauette 81 cens
family circle rs cents secured seats 10 cents orchess
chairs ST. Doors at performance to commences
at a quarter to eight O'Clock.
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"a GOOD CHANCE FOR VOLUNTEERS.
k1 ONE YEAR ONE YEAR, ONE YEAR, ONE YEAR.
$500 cash In hand. 5000 cash in hand.
rl92 pay year.
tlO9 ration year.
{ ~ clothing money for year.
&9i3 total amount for year. q
This total amount Is equal to SIS week.
Men wanted for for the Twentieth ana Twenty.
e'9th Bateries. doing garrison duty In New York
6afbor.
joining these batteries will opportunities
offered every weeks Of visiting their fAmilea
Good ratons, com forab quarters
We the only authorized recruiting these
Batteries
Beware Of those having authority. For additional
particulars apply to RICHARDSON SCOTT, No, Park
place Broadway Entrance on IPark place lin tho
Basement.
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A DvICE TO RECRUITS IF you THINK OF EN-.
A listing In the army navy do not be deceived by
q Offices and false promises but call MILTON CO.,
9os Broadway and learn all the facts then
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G7(l0 CASH IN HAND FOR svBsrfrufEe 10
V( W. for three years and 500 o.se vol
untcerA Tor atmy nrvt ehoice Of rsx<n,s Draf %
mrn are furnished With N.Sstisre& Apply 90 NOOSAN
ShAMk GO pcr OK BJwrry <ai canal raj uadce ctsns
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ANY FOREIGNERS ARRIVING FROM EUROPE
"a and from the country, intending to enlist
Sn branch OF the United States
She many parties Offering fabulous bouns furouehs, &C.
Snended should have By calling headquarters
you have all the Information necessary your rights
We have orders mon one two au
tree ears for the army aud navy and pay the high
legal bounty as we have the In all deposit
ed IN hands and consequently entirely responsible
Captain KING. % West street, corner OF Cedar.
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A TLANTIC BOAT CLUB.
~ At the ANIMAL meeting OF the Atlantic Boat Club OF
ooken the following officers were elected FOR the ensuing
President Theodore N. Tuthil.
Vice Presiden-Wilam 7. Frlnk.
Secretsry-Chares 3. Tuthill.
Treasurer-Matthiaa n. Arnold.