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esuH BODY ssrgta' vHn
BRIsADiER GENERAL JAMES :. WADSwORTiI.


A company OF tho Seventh regiment acted as guard
OF be uor preceded by the full regimenta band the
soenu and imposing procession took Its line OF cb
passpg the west ~ ihe Park. and Broad
way 70 Cna street. down Canal to Greenwich and thence
to the steamer Hendrix Hudson, which IL waiing
10 receive Tho remains The following named gentlemen
cucr al SANFORD, General rrobrand Admiral Padding
Jonathan Sturgs, Hamilton Fish simeon Draper Mayor
Opdyxe chirles II. Marshall, George W. Blunt and TO-
race Greeley tho two latter n,med gentlemen occupyn
seats 40 the same carriage. In the OF the henrse
marched company Of the Third United States regulars,
followed by large number OF citizens 10 carriages, be.
sides Congressional Committee who accompanied ths
xsnGHs from Washington The procession reaching
Yves, baed and tho Seventh regiment formed ia
sasy salute 10 the hcarse passed on board
OF The boat after which the bind struck up the "Dcad
MARCH, aud the military rotraced Nher steps and
procoadod do their armory. over Iompkns MAJ ket.
The crowd citizens who turned cut 10 witness the
soemn cercm MES gradually Withdrew from the streets,
and in ew Minutes after the boat LETT the pfer every
ID Of resumed its wonted quiPtuess and no one would
the Gag which Affords protection 20 all cinsses Of our
citisena. and that his mntgicd remains had few min
u,es sset through tho cy 70 DO cons gned
q the grave here many brave officers and s,diers
have sesdsd him since the nauguratou OF the present
rebellion.
All cissssss Of the community seemed to sympathxe
Aepy In the lae OF tho lamenfcd wadsworth who fel
maftyr in defence II hs countrys integrity % reach.
Ing cneseo his late RESIDENCE hc will be Inferred with
military boaors which he has noby won, by sacrificing
his ille IN The cause OF his country. l.sr. .
The eyouth regiment made spIeudd appearance, and
called for the highest encomiuns from tne citizens ~
they marched back TO their headquarters.
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Expeiled
PHILADELPHIA, May 90, 1864,
despatch from Cairo 10 a Cincinnati paper says
Hon. n, hllis, Speaker Of ths Arkansas House OF
Assembly has boon expelled by vote OF thirty two to
thirteen tl-
Mr. Ai,s retired from the chair aud resigned bis seat
In the House
The cause OF the ti0ouy that Mr. Ais refused TO
sign che CERTIFICATE OF Mr. fihbeck uaiied States
Senator ef sett3& 1a5fr
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rRfoEs OF TUE
sRogRg MEDICINES.
Ctstokee Remedy,
O. a bottle. % J bottles Tor ~
CSeeokse Wash.
% q boltle, OF ] bottles Tor -.
CheTokee Cuso.
o. q bottle, or 3 bottles Tor -.
Dr.. Wftght's' Elixir.
a q bottle Or 3 bostles fov -
Cherskes Pills, for fcmalenk
eta hes. or 6 boses for ~
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Prizes Ca ned tn All s.egniized Lntte-
r,es G. r. JOHNSON. 10 Prince street.
between Laurena and Wooster
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Obscquirs OF General Wndsw0rth.
TIE Pr oESsIoN TO THE EoAT--rHE SEVENTH REG,


NSkr OUT IN FCLL F,RCE, ErC.
Tho obseaues OF Bfiyadier General James 3. wads
worth who fell in the recent campaign IN Virginia
where displayed valor OF the CHEST order took place
yestedsy afternoon three O'Clock the Governors
Room nero the remains had been deposited their
arrival from Washington Thursday evening last. BY
order Of Msjor General Hall under whose direction the
military arrangements were conducted. the Seventh
regiment. toloee LeTerts, assembled in front ct
The City Hall at balfpast two O'CLOCK 10 escort the
gn,as tho steamboat Hendrix Hudson, which to
convey them 10 their Gpal resting place. large
numoor OF citizens had assembled in the Park 10
witness tho procession long before the military made
their appssaace and formed solid line each side of
fhs Square leaving the open space in front Of the steps
clear Tor the ro ps aud guishcd pc~sonages who
wore participate in tho funeral ceremonies, Precisely
at O'Clock the hour Designated or the PROCESSION T.
move tho remans yeyed from tho Governor s
Room fe OF soldiers OF tho Invalid corps, and placed
IA the hearse, which drawn by four gray horses
rhe cou contaiung the remains sbroudcd in beau
titu Amari:an dag and bore the ioowi rg inscription
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shipping Per sse.msNIr Peruvian.

NhArriyed from New York peppeIeli and Lotus at Mar
settles; Caroline ~ bnneriex BrisrWaer aud kyer
nj liverpool; 9th, Chrisianaaud Dublin 7h Decea
al ~ Heller, 4th, Hindah at Iiavre.
Arrived from Philadelphia 0t Acadan at Isle of Wight
Arrived from Baltimore lst Euaave. at Alicantee
aaed from New York Jshn Bertrsm. from Hamburg
Ednburg, from Bramen; ~ Susan Howard from Cardiff
10, Aid FROM Bristol II. Atlanta from GRAY esend.
ship George Washington. aground at uavre has got on
eaky
rte Lone Star, from London tor New YORK which put
nto Fnya March II leaky discharged proceeds
to New York in ballast
The lie Mat from New York for HaVre. put Fayal
NAV q leaky and was dischargng
The Western Empire, from Cardiff for New York. spoken
sixteen days oot leaky
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Corns, II Nnfong, InvGrfcd HnAia, Tn-
ar7pd Joints anu all Diseases Of tho without paid
ar inconveoerce tie pat,eat by Dr 1ACaAaIE sur.
gnon Chirupodigt. ~ Broadway
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Prizes Cashrd and fnsorm alton Fur :
nj she'd in nj lcgaiycd l1ttef es
AILCK a CO, Brokers' - sni rs Pine street N r.
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Itaiy.

me Naso Parliament had besa debating the rorsga
policy Of the government and strong dsnancatons we're
uttered against the continued Papa govsrasu Of Rome.
No action was taken. "a ,seeHastIEfn
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wigs, Toupees. Hair I'VE. Hatr Dyelng
ard wo sla Cream for seauafyins me Hair. 81 v. A.
uAT,.fIElURS 10 Bond street
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raullcw 80 enc Dea1-~Dp. Krrstrv
again auons pesous 20 beware OF a< ri, I'D Eve
Bsr fhrvMl ADD CaArh docsors w6oss cAIv obcc. ind
a eest ambition essu wsose cSy rv~oSs dsi,oni a.
tsrsos advertissmeats con,oaad Of Vnorsucr pretsa
lion and "a scholl Con sult ~ton md oranraton soo
d. HARfLDYs Once, W proadwss Hsw Ra~1
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France, Niits u Co.-Mn gers.
LIBRARY kxraA OLAss 3j-Mly 20. 1884,
.. 81 H. So ~, II So, T rs, c., TO- 80. TO- n, IL
CLASS 8j--May 90 1854.
81, SIS, 3, 6. 20, ~, Al, II. IA. sS, 81, 10.
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Private Resade0ces.-Gtsss Nam bers
ace the mos, lasting and recherche
GLASS LErrsR co ,lW pulioa street.
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wv ,,ro rd,s Musenn Hot Hox. $50 ma enc
,,Is. reaIv, bArnun' q Museum 1D Broadway
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Then. sufferer. MT once ny
For life. Let not your 90
Lose all the glory OF the sky.
Oh do not, do not let the asps1
In dark. serpent horror roll.
M more these helis endure.
Bul try tho Oherok Cure.
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Prizes Cn.sca io Alt I.cGaiized Lot
teues COUNTS olics Is North william street. Up stairs
rDu o J.. COUNT.
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Royal HavaWn Lottery. Forty Per
premium psd Prizes Information furnished
highest rates fpr dcuhoons and al kinds Of gold
AID silver TAYLOR 90. Bankers i6 Wall street.
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NEW YORK HnsALp SATURDAY 81 l8slwlrH SUPPLEMENT-

rates. Flour steady, rna'tet thlisy attended wnsa,
mere retail demand, af2d per centa decline flour GA
lower ana SOW. Indiac Cora dun. Osborne reports
weather tpe. The supply STOW except thal q osts
rhe poes tor ali grams sncs<he LASS na'
ket day.
LONDON PRODUCE HARHTT.
sugar There have been many TRANSACTIONS, vnu suo
previous rates fully sstinea refined is wanti low
Jumps Sis Colee good demand sd prices fully ups fes
sells at tho previous prices. many transact POS.
RICO firm and IA fair request. Satpciro several qaro'tS
sailing ut tull rates Taow, dull.
GLASGOW DORM MARKET
No. |, 6Ss "a. u 59s mixed numbers warrants, 6gs
ia. No. :, $50. Sd. 5Ss Cd uarket steaiy.
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Cumhcrsnau sauce 0svcs = Psnc Rciis,n
% hs v,-c'lNy prepasst a'ss~ sr mesAs ponlt,y 7.ms
bsh, Ac 1000 ~ 81 N F5.Scf VAN Nf'N4# ~
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CrSssraorn's HAIR DYE, Preventative
and vic Dopo Sho caale and rntati-No Astos HOUSE
tbs iT agpiIsd By ara Nol srsiSls
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Great Britain.

In the House Of Commons on the iith OF May Mr.
Baiues moved second reading Of the bill reducing hs
franchise boroughs to six pounds Tor housshoiaers.
Altar debate the measure lie Gated by ~ TO ZIG
amidst loud cheering from the conservatives 8FfF
Mr. Cladstoue maze an important speech 10 the
House Of Commons Mr. Banes Reform bill on May 10,
SO far as evenio advocate manhood suffrage. The be al
journals are ubilant over Mr Gadstonc's position and
rerrdt6. dnfsat the OF great rsorm
Victory
Queen Victoria had state reception OF Cabinet Mins,
ters officers OF Stale &C at Buckingham palace, the
1lts and IN the evening, By the Queens command
concert given tho Qoen being represented BY
the Prince and Princess Of Wales. Bill a4 GaE4Ntsf
The British Channel fleet tho 18th oe May sft the
Downs aud returned 10 The westward.
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The Danish War.

The London Post has special telegram from Eeg.
stand May TO- which says that the uayAt engagement
there hundred and seventy killed and wounded
the German side, while the Danes mad hlty three
wounded, oay killed, and their ships unimpaited
The German squadron at Cuxhayea. Tue Dane, had
left for Norway. rr4F
It was officially announced at Vienna that the Post
Captain Szelhof who commanded the Austrian squadron.
has been appointed Vice Admrai Ivy tho Emperor ia
recognition OF his brave exploits OH hel,gstsud.
The Danish Minister OF Justice and the Interior had
resigned being dissatisfied with the suspension OF tina
blockade having been agresd -. -t n.a--
The London Times correspondent at the Danish head
quarters says the whole dsposable of the aush
combatsnts is only 2s 900, white the Austrans and
Prussians in Denmark numbered 80, 900.
Tho Aics compelled thousand Inhabitants to assist
10 demoishng the Notifications at FreJerics.
rrs Tbs CONFERENCES. 4Nta.
The Vienna oa Zua0 says tho Conference had agreed
~ commence negotiations the 18th OF May for the
clusion peace and the prospects not uufavorabie
~ 4a4w The Empire OF Mexico.
THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS TOUCH AT NAOai8A
AND SAIL FOR VERA CRUZ.
The Emperor and Empress Of Mexico reached Madeira
the goth OF April, aod sailed again ths same day oe
Vera Cruz. M
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wheeler q wilson's Highest pscmi nan
L,s.s.ivh sewing Msohlnes. 90 Brosdw~y.
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y.re,9ye de Toiiette-Thc Exquisite
ccwar,c II the sscise Hyssenslns Of y r. Depos w
Chambers street
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yagor Prom Cedar Cedar, Cedar Cnu-
pnsr 10 dee IN 70 all Buss that nfes. Fars o. Cloths super
ktveIy ,upsrior Ia every sttr bate " eoMmon ASH
soned &, amor Druggists sell Cs.ar Camphor Male by
ia KlfyS CHAPMAN Bosom
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NJ Rouber, ia TIE Corps LesisIat had been defending
the from the recent attacks the sps
OF Iris Beerryer He fully acauesced in the policy Of
peace. He said peace was in the hsad OF France aud
france would only open that hand when compelled 70 DO
fend her honor and iavoAbi,y Of her frontiers He
hoped for pacific solution Of tho conflict ofNortbsru
Europe He considered that the Mexican question nsd
very reassurus aspect, and 'ruitfu, ia results
ihs Borrse was steady; Ren,cs 66fr. TIC
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Chs m ~ gue Wines frouA she wei
tnoea OF A. heorestssr Eaa hs~s x,res ar OF
the hes, quality SD ere ohevst tvssy low prsssa.
fREhEkIC 4 COzzkNs. n Nar,eu atraeL
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Derfmea~. CetrA'vh, and ait Dfsenses,t
The Bar Throat AIR aassaees succr .,xiy treated.
DHS LfGHfiiiLi. 81 - MARKS pllne
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Yankee Pictars Gallery. Pieturin0
u. people ana the coustry Ia peace or 10 var lie %
liberty aud stus'iiy. = HIN-.1 59S RrasiwsT
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Tasteful and Hisga mt.-Whea Yoa See
gsnemea wearing a.hat which attracts general attention
the AID remarkable and
eisQArre ~ stpie, bs that " " ove 81
KNOWS intrdsctooa for he 10 uorvsll.d 10 fash
ioaiyg ali tho fashloo. HIS essAb
ltshnen su1i2 Boadway. corner Of Fulton street Anfse
~ ZArc as<0d.
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Lottery Tickeis 4 ashoa al % form Z 10 "a
given. JOSEPH BATES Broker "a Wal street. room I.
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Parchment Tsgs-Best Quality, for
sbpp ns &C. at the manufacturers VICTOR r.
MAUGER's. lI8 Chambers street s#&
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ID, n.arshaiis Ca tar9b SaST Cures All
diseases caused by cold the head n opoas aud pae
on, all distractions. Sold ny MI Druggists
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TvuaSss, Elastic stoc kings. &c. MARSH
co RADICAL Cure Tsass on'cs onS At No .Ves~ street
LADY Abundant
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MURRAY, Eddy q CO.-Mamagers.
KxarycKv KxrRA Class 337-May ~ 1884
IS, G5, 10, 80, Sc, so. ~. "a. 81. 28, S., 7, &c
~. "a. atr
KxSrucxv. CLASS 3s5-Mar -. lS6l
IS, 12, IL. 81, "a. 40. 90. AZ. ~. So, 40, IL.
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DnVid's SDrt1@ style Os Ge0tie IN ems
hats 29)ts Broadway. nenr Duano street
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TAn piacA 20 hay Fine Claiming ~ 1t
scorr osv.I,s HAN ts1 Fuen street, Broadway.
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Uo0lweii- sSc GeNsiena0's Dress Hat
invites the attention or his frieo 10 snt coners o his
recent removal % i7S BroAiway under Howard Hotel,
with g. " STORM
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"CABINkf,r =. . .
Imported and FOE sale by T. r. AMsfScX aCo, " lfo,a
strret Al rot ~ No 6s5 Broatssy. RAsShks truGAna
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.Dyspepsia Tabiess. Enr TI,dsgest.cn,
Heartburn, &C.. prepared oay by - q N'aLLIN1 hY
Centre street. ssd sold by ir. ssts eensray FIFTY
A
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New Truss for Rwpture.-we Oner
blessings suffering humanity that hAs
been invented for years Whites Patent LAYER Truss 10
now the rage u Is CONSTRUCTED sntirey different
principle from All others nsarfng aud comfort
snd happne0; light, clean and sassy No pressure on
the back cord: pressure inward Add UPWARD " ysa
van 10 be cured Apply at once.
Pamphlets free FOR stamp. -.
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CenGloment-I Find Rpsv-esa ~ War
NERS Coforifc for cha hair To beautiful brown
black the best satisfactory 10 stoncrs than
any hair dye y OBHsN
Ladies' ffsrdresser s77t5 Broadway Now York
One application. No wash preparation. Try H. You
viii other. Depot No Dey street. New York.
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A Mud SAT-, or Republican Ptcturs Gal
il,y. black aud whlc,b HOLMES. 90 BroadHs.
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AIMED to tho Teeth IL o WY eOM mo q
expression bet we thnk armed 70 cmtsish snJ pre:y,
them ripe Old 10 decidedly ben1dc'si and
propfat This only DO ioDe " keeping yritself Al
wsts supped cnn yenieHt for wha bottle ~ that re
nownef and u,fevshsbe deligr of ladys anA
usmans toilet the ..Frasrsnt soyoisnt for cleansing
hes utffy ing and preserving teeth puff
firing the breath. II has |. equal. !
Sold BY drsSsiats e,crywhere sai - HALhs hucEEI
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CROSS EVE sTRhrdHrENEO IN ONE MINUTE
And disnasn oi the Eye and Rar RECURRING etnc
medical sur.icai aid attended 10 by Dr. Won grSEN
BERG, al his cousu!s'ng rooms GIG broadway
Twelfth
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\ To Mothers.
Mr., wINsLows sooTHtNa SrRUr Zoe ehidrea 10 an
sa and well tried ssmedy STOOD the Of many.
many years anarsvcr knowa 20 fat Il no oay relieves
me child from pASa but stomach add bowels
cures co. sod aad health 70 The child I'd
comfort 10 10 mother.
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The Inst I'm juD CT on Laid on tho I'm tia
tons OF rrAI.ON \ NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS.-The
IN every her be taken
Ia by thern.
WHY IL the perfume Of PHALON'3 NIGHT BLOOMING
cERKUS like OF strong uecveas Because
gets fAut.
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self-Gov eru m ent--..The Human witf.''
BIZ Rev Mr. Corning Self Conquest -Und stpinef Intst.
ccts-Out Appetes-Narow vie9 s-sef Deco ption--Me
ods u Self Government svlogcst Con
Means arsse-leah and VrnePsy s.sologIc Edeots
Of Damp wiud -Recrest,on-Help from Above bncsc!
Of Prsyer--A Praying ma Possessed Ioui
In JIne No PHRENOLO0ICAI JlU2NAL, sent BY IRA
posi foe 10 cents By FOWLER WEhLS. sss bsssiway
-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-29

and trains are running up to Spring Hill /;
but two small bridges destroyed. Trains
were run to Murfreesboro' on Sunday
Telegraphic communication is all right
with all points, but two small trestlcs are
destroyed on the Johnsonville road. John
sonville itself was not destroyed.
The rebel loss during the campaign was
1900 men, fifty one cannon captured and
eighteen general officers The killed at
Franklin numbered l,400, wounded $500,
and 900 prisoners were taken. The killed
and wounded III the battles before Nashville
and retreat to Columbia : 5000 killed and
wounded and S, 5000 prisoners. The federal
loss in the battle at Franklin was 2,000, be-
fore Nashville not 1000. The total federal
loss will not reach 1000, with two generals
slightly wounded.
Hood has pontoon above the shoals on
the Tennessee river, where our gunncrs can't
reach him.
Hood marched on Franklin with forty
thousand men, including cavalry, and six
ty-live pieces of fartiIlery He lost just half
his general officers, and counting IN deser-
ters who are coming in, and stragglers who
are being captured, he will lose nearly half
his men. The rout is complete, although
he is not quite annihiIated. B. c. TRUMAN.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-29
The Presidents Call for 100000 Men
WAsHrsGroS, Dec. 20. 1854
By tie President u he Iidted Satcs:
4 PROCLAMATION

4 PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, By the act approved Jnlvl
1864, entitled "An act further to rcgui,ta
and provide for the enrolling and calinrort
the national forces, and for other purposes y
it is provided that the President Of fhe
United States may, at his discretion, at am,
time hereafter, call for any number Of men
as volunteers for the respective terms NJ
of one, two or three years for military SCR.
vice, and that in case the quota. or anv mar,
thereof or any town, township, ward of a
city, precinct OF election district. or or q,
county not So subdividcd. shall not be fllrF
within the space Of fifty days after spr.
call then the President shall Immediate.
order draft for one year to fill such quota
or any part thereof which may be untitled
And whereas, BY the credits allowed. IN
accordance with the act Of Congress On
the call for five hundred thousand men
made July Is, 1864, the number Of men 10
be obtained under that call was reduced 4,
two hundred and eighty thousand
And whereas. The operations Of the enc.
my in certain states have rendered it I'm.
practicable to procure from them their full
quotas Of troops under the said call
And whereas, from the foregoing causes.
but two hundred and fifty thousand me,
have Deen pnt into the army, navy and
marine corps under the said call Of JuIy
~. 1864, leaving deficiency Of that cali
Of two hundred and sixty thousand
Now, therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln
President Of the United States Of America
in order to supply the aforesaid deficiency
and to provide Iorcasualtics III the military
and naval service of the United States d
issue this my call for three hundred thoHs
and volunteers, to serve for one, two o.
three years.
The quotas of the states, districts All,
sub districts under this call will be IS
signed by the War Department, throu-
the Bureau Of the Provost-Marshal-Gc.
cral Of the United States and in case tl
quota. or any part thereof, OF any town
township, ward Of a city, precinct OF clo.
ton district or Of county not 50 suhd.v.
dcd. shall not be filled before the 18th da'
of February, 1865, then a draft shall h
made to fiji such quota OF any part thcr.t
under this call, which may be untitled
said 18th day of FEBRUARY, 1868.
In testimony whereof ! have hereunrn
my hand, and caused the seal OF the a.c-
States to he affixed
Done at the city Of Washington. tu
18th day Of December. in the year of .u
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four, and Of the independence Of the nil.
States Of America the eighty ninth,
BY the President: ABRAHAM LINCOLN
WM H. SEWARD, Secretary Of STATE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1864-12-29

on a population of l,0S2, ,279 more than one
vote to every four inhabitants Had the
republican counties voted as did the dem
ocratic, the republican vot would have
been 453, ,634, instead of 296, ,339 So the
democrats hare clear gain Of l57, 245 votes
over the republicans, and will the chairman
of the Democratic State Committee tell us
how they procured this immense extra vote
if it was not through fraud Why should
their counties poll more than one vote to
every four inhabitants, and our counties
less than one to every SIR inhabitants Does
this look like fraud at the election, on the
part Of the Repui licns? And what else
is it, but undisguised fraud, on the part of
the Democrats?
Wepropose in our next to examine fur
ther this address of Mr. Ward.