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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11

cp, OF s BY the hards Of Albert pca.our esq Treas
1,.g The Fir-ni-. 81. Committee being The net proc-.d,
OF Tie 18th Animal Ban Owen Academy OF Musie jan.
2j 1884 in aid cfthe Charitable trnd Of re department.
h. again become the pleasing duty Of the Treasurer TO
rrs.- hi. nso,y ed trent q. vel pfo-f hi lesrly
for the that has -tt"nded the Efforts 81 Oh. ba
Committee realize substantial bench; TO tie Widow aid
Orphan kund IL our institution.
1hs Ttoasrer in behalf Of the Department tenders ne
sincere thanks 70 the Bal Committee tor their uung sssd
uy and excellent cement IN presenting for IN" patronage
ieiowcitsens OF the most brilliant
h- festivities Of the past season the reuli Of ~hc Is mot
srnyins the friends and members OF the Department To
S,,, 49, is,5sT an, ,sa,o,.., -rInosleIsenent. TN.
increased numbers Of the member. Of the Fire Department,
consequent upon the rapid growth Of city ha, material
ted the claims our charity the voluntary sacce
a health comfort ard onen life ef involved Ia The
erfofmsnce OF renzn duties and The Casualties OF nsfior
no other La. Literally Contributed to the r4ns.
Department the City Of New orklrgrly cour butte 30 I'll
the pages Of affection and distress; TO alleviate which. every
fully and grstuousy bestoxs he time and services We
point with just feelings Of pride to eaTiy that Is not re
s;rcted within the Es Of sect or creed which Is not be-
slowed vice niamy but encircos in its embrace tee
INDECENT and distressed widows and orphans who have
ordinary claims but such arise rom the services and
hees q their decoased Husbands or parents rendered N De-
Of ia. homes and hresds- Of feiocitLens u
affords much qualification ths appeal In the OF
suffering humanity has met with response that will enable
as for time afford relief TO those who through misfortune
most exemplary and WORTHY members OF society many Of
whom advanced in the vale Of years Tho charities Of
the Department dlspshsd among "" estinaDs INDIVIDUALS
could hot be APPROPRIATED TO more deserving objects.
many Of thom have not only been bis..ed with the
comforts, but have been surrounded with the luNn-
rios OF life, and the strange yic'sitndes Of for
tune which have marked their peculiar lot he is calculated
TO swasen the sympathy every heart not steeed against It's
rubduing influence The benevolenee OF our institution IN
vrsed with attributes OF end oIiy cheiar reflects
uniadng lus;cT upon the Of those excellent who
hrst established this Fund precious and ch blessing
erred the widow and orphan How deeply should each
member the Department be Impressed with the sacred and
important inores which involved In the active and social
position Of the Department how deeply blended win the
conduct members IS the comfort hope. and happiness Of
those distressed and unfortunate persons who dependent
upon IL. bsnsvoenoo Considerations Of high character
elevate in the estimation Of every vusuou member Of the
community.
Nctp. Yors March O. 1864.
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Ruters.in rsents This Day md Evening.
For oeaon oT th>afs,s aad time Of eomsnes~s. zee adsd
fisessnfs IN other eo.u~ns u ta1PdpA
AcApRnY OF Muuo-Fsust.
NIBLos 0AlDKH-BohemiAn bnL
WAILAcKo TRAASSR-Ressdals
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H,iliiarp Notifies.
Ninth Army Corps.

Ninth Army Corps.
SPECIAL BoUNTIES voted the different Regiments Of
this famous and popular Corps and HAND-MoNEY to tho
Brokor continue to be paid BY the Agent oil the COMMITTEE
at No. 1913 BROADWAY.
RECRUITS aud BROKERS again notified thss
LARGER INDICTMENTS ARE oRFERED for this
Corps than for any other Corps recruiting In the State
The Corps includes AMERICAN aud GERMAN Regiments,
CAVALRY and LIGHT ARTILLERY.
As but few men wanted I'll up this Corps, the
Committee is ready entertain SPECIAL PROPOSITIONS
for bodies of men.
The conison. Of this Corps from all the other States 10
nearly filed
New-York County Volunteer Committee.
Office New Buildings corner Chambers s and Broadway sd,
joining New Court house, (entssnce on Broadway
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
" The following the pscuniAry Inducements Orsrsd
COUNTY BOUNTY, caah down....................A ooQ
STATE BOUNTY ............,..........,.SIo
UNITED STATES BOUNTY to recruts...... 3a
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, additional to veteran
soldiers. loo-<7
Total...
Applications 10 be made personally the Office Of the Coon
Ini,tss.
C. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
ORIsoN BLUNT. Supervisor
ELIJAH +. PURDY, Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART, SUPERVISE.
WILLIAM ~ TWEED Supervisor.
County Committee
GEORGE OPDYKE Auxiliary Member
ORISON BLUNT. Chairman
OyyIcE on Asst Cox. .GkSL SUBSISTENCE,
No SrArEsr., NKw-YoRK, Feb. 3D. 1854
Circul.rx-Oficen commanding regiments companies
and squads Of In the service Of the
United States stationed in or passing through the city Of New
Yori VINO are entitled and require subsistence win msks
snnlcstiou a. tho Office Of Capt r. II. Moore, Comma
sry of Subsstsnoe No. bdSes 90 1t the Office south eod
When prscticsbs notice shood be ven bylstss O o,bsr.
s Of anticipated arrival troops order thai proosg
orepsrstions nay b made
4 3. EAy0N, Colsssl end &C O.
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Ci0thing.
The attention Of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
/, requested TO our superb assortment Of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS
MEN AND BOYS.
DEVLIN C Co,
BROADWAY, CORNER OF GRAND.
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q. T-rRR0 ".


ferscns OF sedentsy habits troubled with WEAKNESS ss-
tude psptaou of the heart lack Of apostle dsire.. sss
eating torpid liver constipation &c. deserve suffer they
wi not tIy the celebrated
A." PLANTATION BlrTERS,
which recommended by the highest medical sntho
ties and warranted produce a'aoidie beneficial efe
They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure, and mus
supercede oil other TONES where healthy gentle suans 10
required
They purify strengthen and inyisorste -
They create healthy appetite.
They antidote 10 change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and onliven tie mind
They prevent nliasuiatic and intermittent fevers.
They purity the breath and acidty Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diirbes ard Cholera MoIbus
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They thr weak strong the langud brilliant ana
exhausted nature great They composed Of the
celebrated Casaya bark wnteTeen, sa.saia- roots and
herbs, all preserved in perfectly pure St CroS Foe
particulars circulars aud testimonials around each bottle
Beware Of mpostors Examine every bottle. See that
mas our private u s. Stamp unmuaed oyer the cork with
label See that bottle rehled with spurious and
eeten9I Suf Any person pretending TO eel Plantation
Biter by the gallon or IN bulk impost1r Any
initiating tbs bottle selling sny other material therein,
whether called Plantation BiterS ia criminal under
the T. y Law, and vii be 50 prosecuted by We already
have ON sevea parties res bottles &C., who
will succeed in getting themselves into quarters. The
drnsnd for brakes Plantation Btters from ladies' corgymen,
merchants &C. is incredible. The simple OF bottle IL
the evidence present Of their worth and superiority They
sold by all respectable druggists groccIs, pbysicas
hotels saloons, steamboats, and country stores.
Z. II. DRAKE 4 co,
NO. 102 Broadway, NJ
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Howe's Premium Standard Scales,
ADOPTED AS THE STANDARD BY THE U. s. GOV.
ERNMENT
Railroad Track, Hay, Coal Platform Counter md Druggist
Scales OF every description and every Scale warranted
Send for Illustrated Catalogue to
HOWE BOUvlER,
No. I9a Broadway.
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Fire Department.-The TREASURER Of the FIRE
DEPARTMENT with much pleasure acknowledges tho
ecig Of IS s By the hands Of Albert peaour esq Treas
Of the Fir-n-r Ball Committee being the net pr0c-"a-
TIE 18Th Animal Ball given at the Academy OF Musc Jan
2j 1854 In aid Of the Charitable Fund Of the Department
JOIN !. OILEs. TIeaaarer.
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metropolitan Fair"

"Tweny-.econd Re gnent Annoy. fih-s. s,h sv"
Contributors earnestly requested to send in their good
without delay with memorandum stating their character aas
value and whether for sale exhibition only They shOus
be marked above and consigned to John M. freeman
aqsu, and viii be received between 10 and p.
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Me..r,. MUM Co., publishers Of The sClENTlFlO
AMERICAN continue 20 act Attorneys ior securing Pa
tents inventions ia this and all foreign countries.
Me..r- MUM a Co. have had seventeen yrsus -Iperi-
soliciting patents and have acted o. attorneys Tor moss
than 20 900 inventors.
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws and ether important
information for inventors furnished rec Application
Consultation and advice tree. Address MUM Co.,
81 Parkrow n. y or and 7thsts. Washington d. G.
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Years Of patient research and upweared experiment kindly
assisted by fit scientific aud prqfonai character in NoH
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Perscns Of sdentsy habits troubled with WEAKNESS ias
tude paiptaou of the heart, lack Of apostle .re.s ass
eating torpid liver constipation, &C., deserve 10 suffer they
viii not tIy the celebrated
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Ladies', Breast-Pins, New Styles, Two THREE,
FOUR, FIVE, SIN SEVEN, EIGHT, TEN, TWELVE.
FIFTEEN, TWENTY, TW ENII-FIsE To FIFTY Doll
LARS each For sale BY GEORGE C. ALLEN,
No. as Broadway one door below Csnsl-st.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23
THE NEWS.

- The main item of news this week
5 the call for 100000 men. 1t is for
one, two or three years volunteers until
he 9Th Of September next, after which
draft viii be ordered for one years ser
rice. in districts that have not made up
their respective quotas. Under the amen
ded CONSUMPTION act, the volunteer for
one yesr VIII receive a bounty of 500;
FOR two years $500; and for three years
SS00-one-third Of each OF the above
sums TO be paid on enlistment, one-third
at the expiration of half his term of SER
vice, and one third at the expiration Of
his term Of service. Drafted men, sub
stitutes or volunteers. can be assigned to
such regiments of their own State as
they may choose, when the same is prac-
ticabls. When the draft is made, no
communication is allowed. Such, in brief.
are the main provisions of the new act.
The present call is virtually for only one
years service, although volunteers will be
received for one, two and three years.
This call carries anxiety to many
homes. The men who wish to fight have
gone into the service. and this call will
not rs the ST. Paul Press foolishIy says,
DC "almost as welcome rs the intelli-
gence of decided victory in the field,
The people wish the Government to have
all the men it needs, and the call will be
accepted rs a necessity, and responded
to as patriotic duty, but it is not wei
romed with much glee. 1t is serious
work in which we are engaged, and if
war has to be made the absorbing bust
ness Of the North, as for two years it
has been Of the South, so be it; the end
IS worthy Of the means.
= St. Paul has issued $4,000 city
bonds for bounties to volunteers.
- The Richmond papers announce
the capture of Baltimore, Washington and
New Orleans. If they had tie North
ern papers during the raid they might
easily have inferred something of the
kind.
= A dispatch says Secretary Fessen-
den will soon so 10 the people for six
per cent. loan.
- Tho Confederates are removing
our prisoners as fasias captured to Geor-
gis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23


Killed, in front of Petersburg, May
18th, GEORGE Hous1os, Co. F, 57th
Reg. Wis. Vols, aged IL years, 8 mos,
and days. He was shot in the head !;
lived but an hour. and his only words
were "Oh God I'm killed."
Oh, vainly we sigh for thy brotherly love,
And vainly we pity thy fate
Naught naught restore thee TO life and to love.
Note'en the sad plant of thy mates.
Thy soft, glossy hair Is spotted with gore
The le-t tide that ebbod from thy heart
Thine eyes, dimmed by death, shall be bright
more,
And the chill of his touch ne'er depart.
Thy friends are Gliding thy tedious delay
and calling in vain fer thy care;
Their clamorous cries thou can'st never obey
Alas thy sad fate they must share.
They will wait for thy coming till weary and faint,
They sink with pitifui cry /;
But thon wilt be deaf to their mournful complaint
And, like thee, all alone they must die.
Wen fold thy cold hands on thy poor wounded
breast,
And thine eyes, dim in DEATH we will close
With tear for thy fate, we viii lay thee to rest
Where naught shall disturb thy repose
T.. O.,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23

G9 Brick" Pomeroy calls the Pres
ident the "widow-maker." We sup
pose if Sheriff calls out a posse to
quell riot, and some Of the rioters and
of bis posse are killed, he is n widow
maker" also. The President, in the in
terest Of Government and Order, has
called out large posse to suppress a
rebellion-that's all. Nobody cries "wi-
dow maker" bat those in sympathy with
the rioters aud rebels.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23

1t viii be seen that the County is be-
hind an aggregate of %. What the
quota will be under the new call, we do
not yet know. But one thing is certain :
the men must be furnished, and it be-
comes every one liable to a draft to Sc
riously consider whether it is not better
to volunteer for one year, and secure the
Government bounty of 500, and such
local bounty as may be offered. rather
than take his chances under the draft
We do not now know whether recruit
ing commissions viii be issued and new
regiments formed, but if so. we shall
soon be apprised OF It.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23
Notice 40 Creditors.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of tee estate OF Ezra Men6ell de-
ceased.
To all whom it may concern:
/ ETTERS of administration, with the will
IL annexed, on the estate of the said
deceased, having been issued to J. A.
Short, of River Falls, in said cou nty, on the
18th day of July, 1864, and six months from
and after said day being allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims for exami-
nation and allowance, notice is hereby given,
that the undersigned will. on the first Mon
day of October next, and on the eleventh day
of January, 1865, on each of said days, at his
office. in the city of Prescott, receive, exam
inc and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons against said deceased.
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated July is, 1854. I2-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23
Quotas of the Towns.

Under the last call for 100000 men
towns which have furnished an excess
over previous calls, are to be credited for
the surplus, and those which are behind
must make up the deficiency in addition
to the quota under the new call. As a
matter Of interest, we re-publish the
statement of the account of the towns of
this county on the ] 18th of April, as fol.
lows
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23
THE DRAFT
A Call for 500 900 |
Fifty days to raise the
Volunteers.
Draft for the deficien-
cy, Sept. 9TH.
PRO L A NJ TION
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA.
WAsHINGToN, July IS.

WHEREAS, by an act approved July
4th, 1864, entitled ''an act further to
regulate and provide for the enrolling
&C., of the National forces, and for other
purposes" it is provided that the Presi
dent of the United States may, at bis
discretion at any time hereafter. call for
any number of men as volunteers, for
the respective terms of one, two and
three years for the military service, and
that in case the quota, or any portion
thereof, Of any town, township, ward of
any city, precinct, or election district, or
Oft county not so subdiyided, shall not
be filled within the space of fifty days
after such call, the PresideE shall imme-
diately order draft for one year, to fill
such quota, or any part thereof which
may be untitled, and
WHEREAS, the enrolment heretofore
ordered is SO far completed as that the
aforementioned net of Congress may now
be put in operation for recruiting and
keeping up the strength of the armies in
the field, for garrisons, and such military
operations as may be required for the
purpose of suppressing the rebellion and
restoring the authority of the United
States Government IN the insurgent
States.
Now, therefore, ], ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
President of the United States, do issue
this my call for FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND (5OO,ooo) volunteers for
the military service:
Provided, ueverth eless, that all credits
which may be established under section
Eight of the aforesaid act, on account of
persons who have entered the naval SER
vice during the present rebellion, or by
credits for men furnished to the military
service in excess of calls for volunteers
heretofore made, will be accepted under
this call for one, two, or three years, as
they may elect, and will be entitled TO
the bounty provided by law for the peri
cd of service for-whch they enlist.
hereby proclaim, order and direct
that Immediately after the 9Th day of
September, 1864, being fifty days from
the date of this call, a draft for troops
to serve for one year shall be held in
the town, township. ward Of city, pre-
cinct, election district, or a county not
SO subdivided, 10 fill such quota, which
shall be assigned under this call or any
part thereof which may be untitled by
volunteers on the said 9Th Of September,
1864.
In testimony Whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and caused the seal Of tie
United States to be affixed. Done at the
city of Washington, this 18th day of Ju-
", in the year of our Lord 1854, and
of the independence Of the United States
the seth.
(Sigued) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President:
(Signed) VIM. H. SEWARD,
Secretary of State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23
ubscriptions viii Be re,eired ~ thc
Notice 40 Creditors.

Pierce County Court In Probate. In tho
matter of The estate OF George ". Eyerts.
deceased
To al whom il may concerns
7 ETTERS Of administration on said estate
IL having been issued 10 A. ". Bascom. of
Pierce County. on the i4tl day of March.
1861. and six months from and after said dav
being allowed and limited for creditors TO
present their claims for examination aud al
lowance. notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned will. on the 18th day uf Sepiem-
Der next, at his Office in me, cts of Prescott,
receive, examine aud adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against said deceased.
WILLIAM HovEs, Comfy Judge.
Dated July llth. 1864. VA
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23

Gg The strangest thing we have seen
lately is the Copperheads advertising re-
ligions tracts as campaign documents.
The Milwaukee Nes0s, among the polit
cal publications which it has for sale, in
cludes Bishop Hopkins Bible Views of
Slavery. The work is copperhcadish
enough-so much so that its author was
compelled by public sentiment TO resign
his position as President of Dartmouth
College. but the copperheads won't buy
it. They don't want Bible views" of
anything.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23

STAMP DUTIEs 1t has been stated in
many papers that the stamp duties un-
der the new Excise Law took effect on
the first of July. Such is not the fact.
The new law provides that all laws in
force at the time Of the passage of this
net in relation 10 stamp duties, shall con-
tnue in force until the first day of Au-
gust. 1864"
A fler that time, oil instruments must
be stamped in accordance with The new
Law.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23

Pierce County Court-In Probate In the
matter of the estate of Charles y. Winter.
deceased.
To all whoia it may concern
I ETTERS testamenfarT on the last will
- and testament of the said deceased hay-
ing been issued to Benjamin r. Co Gstock. oi'
Pierce County on the eleventh dav of July.
1864, and six months from and after 81 d day
being allowed and limited for creditors 10 pre-
sent tier claims Tor examination and a low.
ance. notice is hereby giveifthat the urdar
signed, viii, on the first Monday of o. tolrr
next. and on the eleventh day of January.
1865. on each of said days. at his Office, in the
city of Prescott. receive. examine and adinst
all claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased. -
WILLIAM HowHs, County Judge.
Dated July 18th. 1864. ii-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23

CAUTION TO HoUsEKEEPERs.- When
you buy Saleratus be sure that you are
not imposed upon by the sale of spuri-
Gus article in green papers purporting to
be De Land d Co.'s Chemical Saleratus.
The genuine always comes in bright red
papers, and can be had at the best stores
everywhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23

re- There is man in st. Croix Co.
who keeps a hotel. sells whiskey, super
intends a Sabbath School. and prays
with JUNCTION and feryor. We "pass."
Barnum has museum for curiosities
like him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-23
Body FOund:

Found. July 18th, tie body OF drowned
man about 215 miles above Diamond Bluff !:
light sandy hair, TO whiskers. 5 feet inch,-s
in height. dressed IN soldiers uniform, with
light boots. half soied. There was on his
person one silver watch, two likcncsscs. one
calf skin wallet with U. s. currency. a CLASH
purse with aquantity of English s;xpenceS,
also, two combs and one pipe. 4 Iaversack
and cantcen were hanging around his neck !;
in the haversack one spoon with &. T. s. o,l
the handle; knife and fork. s. A. on handle
of knife. a, J. p. on handIs. of fork lin
plate with J. A Pillsburr on if
DAVID Y. WErHRRFx. J. r.
Acting Coroner.
Diamond BLUFF, July IL. 1864. iI-w3
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EuR RE

at the Lowest Cash Price. Jobing neatly
and promptly done. Call and see US.
N. B.-Persons having Furniture for re-
pairs can rely on haxing their work done when
agreed upon. and they are requested TO call at
the time and take it away.
CHENEY & HYATT.
Prescott, July Is. 1861. lift