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New Publications.



CARROT-POMADE.
..rie, OF capital and lsnghable sssgns by S')ffiN'
Illustrating discovery tho application end Tie ~
founding results Of CARROT-fOMADE
CARROr-PoaApE
Aburlssqus Aphsbet Nlns.rsted by twe7ty SIX OF '''
mos. rouly amusing designs nom d. pencii o. ou'
very ee. humorous Easuator, ApSOetoo NV
Pun.
CARROT PCSArE. ,n,..
lie sure and get thla ssu.isal er'ravssan1'' wv
cute you laugh. lis inst the s''' 'hi"s' "' Vs.
we've had for lons time.
CARSOV-POMApE. ~.
uOPPIy never designed rnysairs 90 happy " =
,y,p engraved md hand,omcly printed
CARRoT-PONaDE.
A merry book fail Of merry Scsisns for merry Winter
evening". II will show you how ADOLfdE wss
baid how hs soush, remedy how hs discovered TIE
wonderful "Csr.o, PomsIc,' ind what mafve's 10
sulcd thcrvftom.
Il Is an elegant amuus. happy rushahe. pleasing on'
lsone DONE BY HOPPlN. The pi, Is seventy hve cents
The book seller. have it 70, sele
JAS. o. GREGORY, Pobisbe-
No. +6 Wslscrst., ~ Y
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Ready Saturday. JaIuary Q.
NH L I X Il l y 4 l. Al {
Il FOR 1864.
IfirFfN crNTl.
PRICE, FiYTgrs crSrs.

Th.s pcrular ANNUAL contains;
AsTRONOMICAL PHENOMENA for iC5si
The a.uai CALENDARS o. sun Mooa. sc.-Sev and
Complete Tide Table;
JEWISH aud MOliANMEDAS ANNIVERSARIES;
PLACES OF PRINCIPAL STARS FOR EVERY MONT
n THE Misunderstanding to The Young.
UlFFFEENCE or TINE Al PRINCIPAL PLACES IN
HIlE WORLD;
RISING. MERIDIAN snd SETTING f,he Visible Planets
ELECTION RETCRSs-lul and Accurate Votes OF The
Soldiers;
UNITED STATES GoyERNMENT-C-oins OHeess-
ODrrerne Ccurt--Aiiusess to Foreign Corr'i
NAMEs aud TERMS Of L. :. SENATORS;
NAMES % MEMBERS Of tho xXHNlllth CONGRESS;
ABSTRACT OF LAWS passed q the La; Session u Con
gees;
STATE GOyERSoRs-TiEle Of Elections, &c;
REBEL GOVERNMENT;
REBEL SENATE AL HOUSE &C. ke.i
gBE PRINCIPAL STATES OF EUROPE; THEIR
AREA POPULATION, ARMY, NAVY COMMERCE.
FORM or GOVERNMENT. e,c-i
THE GREAT POLITICAL QUESTIONS or EUROPE:
BRIFF STATEMENT OF The POLISH, THE
GERMAN, TIE ITALIAN THE DhNisH-OERMAN,
AND TIE TURKISH QUESTIONS
PACE IS cents Ia copies postpaid, 81 ITO copies teLt
By Express. % Cash orders solicited
We c1n SUNNY back numbers Tribune Almanac i,r
Iets 1855 1850 1857 1859 1888 1870 1911 1904 and 1908
Adde'S. TIE TRIBUNE,
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NYlNEIA\D,

LANDS-1o all wanting FARNs.-Lsrss sad thriving
settlement mild and hcathal clrto 20 mile, south Of Ps
dolphia by railroad Rich soi produces largo crops, ~hch
can be srowins 20 aud OBS tscs At from bio
900 per payable within four years good business OPEN
nss Tor manufacturers and Others churches schools, and good
society IL 10 the most improving place bat o Nea.
i!ndieds settling ard building Ihe beauty wh when
the place i out unsurpassed Letters answo'ed Ies
conf ming reports and giving information will be sent Toe
Adde'S CiiAl LES ~ lands. s.ncend 90 'nmb-fsnd
CO.. neN' Jersey
Prom, Report OF soon Robinson, AZ I'd. Tribune.
81" 10 one of the extensive fertile tracts In hn almost
.tion ana, suitable condition Tor pleasant sriDs that
We Anew vi lhls side. W W. Western IrsslvI
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1uternai iituemne.
JI s. INTERNAL REvENUE.-Col

TT &. INTERNAL REVENUE.--Collecte'!sss
Ne oair-sIth DistIe,, comprising sas iin ens ~
Werd. Of the CITY Of New ycrkNoice 10 hereby gwen ~
have received the Annual LIT OF sbJ rom
scssor of tle Seventh Collection District oi the IL
end payable and that viii attend ut my once, NO -
House, Asor place tho lth day 4 January. -
fro dny 10 day thereafter except SUNDAYS. Until sno 100
n. th, is, Iry Of January i0et nom o'clock IN inc
ing aptl oock IN the afternoon " receive the s 80
oil person, who shs neg ec. 20 pss the dnnss AZ ~ IL
assessrl rsu,st them upon the aor SAID list whin
aforesaid specified will be liable pay Ten pei cs's
ttofsi up N the snonu' thereof. -, .-s,..<sA
''''''' MARSHALL b. BLAKE. CssfS'''
Nov Yofk, pec. ", AGO..
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FTI' ~ wv " 1T
No. Dy MAiDEi-LASE. SEW-icRt

NLOTE q JANIS,
y sTlTrOSrRs PRINTERS .nd BLtNX-bOOk
DALLAS No - tut-nst Orders resgcct4uy 'oi.tfd d..
VALENTINES Manufactured for The trade ny
BERLIN JONES. No. ~ W Ahansi, ~. !.
1,CUOOI REV ARDS-All kinds Manufactured
- BY bERLINA JJsEs. No i3i Wliam-si., \. !.
Al kinds OF staple aud fancy Envelopes man
y afsr.arcd nv BEKLiN JONES. "a william q. w. ].
1Iouning and Wedding Stationery manulae-
,,.d Il, L. only Nv .l.rn Jones i94 " -fEs
NOTE PAPER manufactured
~ rERtIS JOINS, No 10 william A. y Z.
MACHINE MADE PAPER BAGS manu-
Va notured by fERi.iN JONES, ia W Liar'si' y. h
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IFE IN the UNION ARMY.
s. DOYS AT CHEQUASsET is a work for

- younger ows of ten ye-, old and upwsyd and L.
new edition Of o. the iTcshst mot charming and
wholly admirable books which rocs5 schoolboys Of the
last year. IL l. written by Of gsuius and Il full oi
vivid pietuge OF ccn,y HE strung ike gree, oesu upon tie
81 thread Of priceless neral
So says The spin yield Eopubiesn.
Prico IS cents.
TIE autboress Of "Fsith Gsitueys Odhood' vToe a. %
q il wonder that IL il popular
All the Broadway Bookseller have Il.
LOKlNG Publisher,
Nc. $40 WesLin gtOn- 81, Boston
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ssN,UE STANDARD HISTORY OF HE
WAR"
EEBTII1ON RECORD.
FDlTED ~ PRANK MOORE.
Cte SIXTH VOLUME NOW READY sld also
PART 80.
Ceotain.us the Record q all t.e -
BATTLE AID Sh'RNiSHEs
I'LL STRATFD with PORTRAITS u
Gems GiLLAORE and LOOh.
Anour many Other t-rs and iTnsc.iOni gwen are
FULL OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS. both
NATIONAL AND REBEL,
KlLpaVRlCKS RAID INTO VIRGINIA,
TIE vlUnr At FRANKLIN, Tenn,
Gen. tREAtJNrS GREAT LtIIER
TIE FfGtN AT NIiLIktSS BEND.
THE BATTLE At BENkHLtY,s fORny -,..,,,,
MlLRoY's OFFICIAL REPORT or TIE tVACVA-
TION Or NiECHLcTtH
TuF ATTACK on FORT HUDSON,
CAPTURE or BRAShEAR Cl1Y. -., ,,,- -
MCLE RNAND'S REPORT OF OPERATIONS Man
TlCkSBuRG,
ThF BATTLES OF GETTYSBURG
BESIDE the asEsl aso1u 81 foegy, IunchAu'ersns ana
PARTS y CENTS EACH.
Vols in Cloih.........................~t = 'Acn
Voc. IN .Ittti.
Vol. IL Hal C-l oI he Morocco... - esch.
N b--lhe Interest o. & T. ~ Ans ia the Record anc
Worhs connected viii &c. >el tic lMh % ic,cme
l6sS Al orders. Therefore should d. addicssed 70 The pub
ksheT, o. 1: fLiNA'''
NJ. al bioadway
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Supervising Special sscn, Treasury Department.
,T0TICE OE LEASING ABANDONED

NOTICE OF LEASING ABANDONLD
~ PLANrArlUNS-By direction Of TIE Secretary o. =
reaslry and IN pursuance tue order o. the Sefe'yI
War have assumed tie supervision al leasing ao~c -
and. caemens end houses ia insureconary >,stes "1
the Tint Agency which embraces ferrt.ee' A'kss a. -
- much OF Loussra Mississippi and Alabama IS u ""S
90 lines ~ ~, ss.uy oper ting nom TIE roTsh , -.
slab down tie siss s.?p at en,', 20 uise we
s,ry semeuis 9r leasing plantations and pio''eA 's
with the lfhcr Of fIoedmer. $50
Information Il, &C., VII be pullshed q soou
poss.bie In the time, persons ekfons OF ~.
plantations FOR ho Ia; year may feel ,ssae1 w .eI
efo viii be made 20 insure protection 20 those "oi. 's
lands, ard 10 allow profits uensriste 20 ne cnc'rsS
Persons with small Aposed 10 DEVOTE Their o,sos
hbog with tho.e employed by theus vii be PIecasJS
courage, ,,,..
IL l. estimated by those who hfve examined The 81
that the capital required Ter working leo acres MI 1e soe
$500 and the not Pfonts abol, iUo, at present. pe'~
the sisples NJ
Agricultural implements sri al other article. used N es
ysiins the patltons must be furnished by the essses
The .eauop will DO fofS artei places ccrsenieit ~
enpioy n,nt and Is supposed hat many rs are VEINS
be found ready q labor.
Agents al be- mucde,ely sp,cin.cd authorized 70 So
20 those who apply at Oood'ehs Landing NrkBb1ry, sacss
and such other places y b. coavenoE. 10 persons p
e.,oi.
D.sod u Cincinnati. December 20, ist3
WI. Y. MrLLEv
Supefvsing Special Asert,
First Agency Treasury Department.
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osYIcE OF ScPKRyisiyG SPECIAL AsESr,
liRsr AaKscy 4. :. iRFASusr DsPir

tfNllNNAtI, Dec %, ~ y
NOTICE 20 COTTON DtALERS.-By coN
sent % en. and Army Corps Di,.1c Ccraaise
ia his Department "a pursuance Of instructions ren -
Scre,arr Of the In a. ~ authority win be given 10 :. popa
yersous 90 purchase PROJECTS ~ Ss'es IN instruction
81 place, this Agency within tie lines OF N.iorl raiHI
occuns,!on. L.
Application for such authorities be inside TO any A'e
at -cll Aeui la tho TT .ency or a, This O:a-e
Parties fecisns authorities vii bo recd 20 ave pore
With to suf.i,nt surs..- conioud for their ot5
q al regulations. ru- aud pay orders, aad fer 'he pv
W P. NELLFN,
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Urn Goods.

DARC AIMS this day-BOnnets at half prce;
ID el.o FELT ztsyIcat gscrGce. We've, Donnets Qoiicd
boupot and Cid-en Hats ~ half pce l. binIs ~ nery
No 81 broadway, 1l Fosthefs ceaned dyed o. cuhsd
HOSlERY, GLOVES and CkDERGAR-
MESTS an the bes; makes Ia Ladies snd Misses tnghsh
aid Herman Hoseec Ladies' ana Misses DraweTs ard ess
Al the beat ses IN Ed ooyrs AeIandres Jcnyin and
others celebrated hlso great variety of all and inter
ves Ladies' aud Misses Gsters s1nlGgs Capes Hood q
tE.e+ Kid u cents 8 end ~ IS CAiiIcns hid. 50
cens BDv doc. u,dressci Kids IA ali the sshonsbl.
shades At tsI3EHs Nos 80 and ssz Broadway near Ht'
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% NUbom it man Gonfern.

nIYORCES legally obtained in another stsA
- or per.ons from auy State county without yabisty
or chance oil residence. iacom gafbty tese1n, drnssS
p.s Sc sufficient csa.- ADJ fac. AID eon:deni.s Sc
ces. guaranteed. Apply to ii. BATtMAS, Co.ase.s'H
Law. No - Broad8 AZ
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AFluCTED RESTORFDi IGNORANCE

"A FXpOSRDi rALLACItS UFIAsKLpi
EIGHLY IMPORTANT 10 DOIH rLhLs, Married OF
Ginsr IN BealtA Disc6se.DT. LAkEDNi > Pans, Lou
don and New YOfa keGicsl Adyreg una hsnissc GUIDE
(G0b clifton Jsges, uerTiy 100 elltoicl is- ~
upon Mental and Nervous Dcblty, Urinary Depos hsoi
sutay Loss Of Semen lnpo.Esy Affections OF tie biscdof
and k.Sreys, GeiitoUriary Dsesscs aid tlcf Conse.
spenees he Anatomy Of Ire sexual OIsns 0. tie n" .i
female La-,, Ncsselche u Plyc!ogy, Europ,sn hosIai
Practice usCAs tle.r recipes and fpecos; The AutnDrs
sneosscd reris snd London TIe6fnn &C. Nailed Zee for
Q closely sealed An ~io would avcd rusuccessil a4d
ksrbarous eatnert with Mercury Copsbs lueclon, Car
eerIstOns Qrsck Specifics. Antidc'ls Instruments Sc
shoud plrchl,e III. o-iorai wosk q D. NAlhFE, No !
tesey.st., >. IOCsk.Y NO I2l Nasfau 81. II. X Ian
DOE, No. Us Ltkes Chicazo. consult TIC DOCTOR No.
~ Broadway .np Ss'rri, Neaycfk from II ~ 10 p IN
We concur With othr paPeFs IN lcomTeadias Dr. Lar
mont and his wck"- Courier 3ts Lat tra German lie
Reform, D.pach ssa.s lifting Atss Medical Review se
I IFE IN the UNION ARMY.
IL Something and Interesting The best Nar BocS OF
She times Irs,b md Poetry coabirei Lord Byron said:
u tsles4 deal Of tloubie and o. lime
To make crooked word 10y sirligAt Ia rhync.'
Yet here Thousands Fl words Of on Sorts made straight
clear end uteeb. in such form. while at the tine,
they uo -s explicit trihfu and Interesting Reed the
Preiace-iead the lntsodu ctioDead It ell Every SOLDIER
should read IT, every solder, wife aud mother should reed H.
every should read IT, every psot and PhisnthIo-
pdsi should read It, every honest loan should reeo H.
IL. DEAIEH, HAMILTON & Co,
Agents for tue Publisher
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GALES OF lands FOR UNPAID TAYP

GALES OF LANDS FOR UNPAID TAYI
~ IN INSURRECIIDSARi DfsTRICTs.-rs ~
States Tax Comisonersfor the District Of yrritis IN -
for sac 81 pubic ION at tier Office, corret Of Prncs
Wssin ytol sts. IN The City OF Alexandria Va On ~ NJ
day OF Glnary 1904 ihIy nine pieces Of Properiy eo,
Ing OF HOUSES sad LOIS In Aex.Idie; several PiSSs
~ tist vicinity eIuorg which il the Arlington Es.ts -
occupied BY Robert l.. Lee.
ts l9 d.y OF January. 1854 they will Offer a, u. ~,
psc. Iortyone HOUSES aud LOIs situated in he CsJS
Alexandria
On the ?J,h day Of January 1904, they will offer .. he -
piece forty.seven HOUSES and LOIS ia the City q ~
sndr.s
O the ls day Of February neg. they win Off al lie ~
place fossy..ish. HOUSES and LoiS IN AlrrGdA ~
Sc ere large ARMS from TO siI mile. from the civ
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4. 5. A. MsoIcAt PrnSEYoas 0rnon.

NOTICE is hereby given that my Wife, Hull
~ DAB A. hs, lyt my bel and ard without as esaA
sod hereby forbid all t-,sou. hrboiDs trusting hef
nv account ~ viii pay no Seos OF hrr c0n'rscing
tol :. l.. JsE. 6, 1904. JAMES II. k0L.
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Sales tn Auttiou.

A. Ip BkE l9cK Eur s son ON & Go. win se =
'ery No. 623 Broadway, each sncc. e
catalogue il finished by order OF the Executor. on
Ihonas Riley Of the Firth Ward Museum IIos.l s -
ceIebfs,ej valuable and Coins Medals
unen'si fsper Money hewspsptrs, Engravin,r ys g
Warrington Cents. Foreign Gold Nc lsls Fortiyn u1so
Silver ard Bronze scarce American Enrrsynya iIsb
prr' feIes Of Washington. aud very Interest," .
o. di,ungnished persons Of tsw-York emons ~nsA
Wttch WON by rs,sr 5tuyvesant Goyerno, ~ raee
Cunosiiies. Se.. &c. Catalogues Of tho ,nrt Nss'is
No. g57 Broadway. w "'7'essfx q
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HO ADVERTISERS.

H>O ADVERTISERS.
i THE wATlRyOWS REFODHYR, Daily and Weekly
pubishedn Wttertovn Jefer,ou County H. Y, bAy0 TO-
xeiheY c1son q over 900 COPIES and Advert sing
Mediums uneqused hy any Jouras sned In ke,hern
Eew-Yofk THE WEEKLY EYfOEMER circus,es over
900 Copiesrescbrg every ncgcriood Ia Jof.rsoD Com
~ and large numbers q PEOPLE in h9 adjoining Counos o
81 Lawrence, Osvego and L-~is TERMS no5srste com
pared with prices for Advertising in Guy Journals, Refer -
B. SINCLAIR. PuDlisie1 ibburr. 10 \. NJ. PET
TiNGILL Co, Adverisgq Afents Eew.Yofk.
INGALLS,, BROcKWAY BlOLLOw,
Prour.+D-a
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New publications.

Nem publications.
LIFE OF GENERAL GRANT
PUBLISHED THIS DAY
PKics2s CENTS
THE LIFE
PUBLIC SERVICES
MAJOR.GENEEAE GRANT.
rh. Hero Of For. Donesou" "vicssburs," and
Chattanooga"
Commander Of the Military Division OF the MnsiS''''A
aud Cap,or of a., Canon aud
90UoO Rebel Prisoners.
WITH MS PORTRAIT
THE IIrE AND SERVICES, AS solplrh' VIZ
uAJOR-GENERAL GRANT. is puttshed sni TOT sale ! AZ
IA, Nv all Bookselsrs CaIvassers, fcdi'rs and News
Aeests everywhere coup 10 one sge volume ape cover
Price 2s CENTS rory FIVE copies of 81 ara 'eh' 'e VI
Dossase everywhere q: these rates.
20 s,snts rod Csvssers wanted everywhere 70 en-
s,on the sale of ,h Oh who viii be supposed a. e 'A'
efstso. dozen " SIC hundred, go Thousand se''
a vour o.set. with cash nclosed to l. H. fhihhs"N
RROTuEIs Philadelphia and the books will Dr. ssD' you
ss once per frt express ,,
Boo.s,,le-s News Agents Suffers, and al others WI
,.a. ,eps on ii er orrs for what they ~ a %
he above book.
AJlrs,. AL order. and letters 10 the Pnh'ishera
L. rhlisbe3 and for sale me Cheaprst Boon House IN
- vcrldto buy or send iar stock Of books. which hd
T.B. PETERSON L BROTHERS
Nc sfs Chestrpt-.,. Phi adelph'n, Pa
yor sAIr Bx ALL rooxsstLsRs AND NEWS AeiNrs
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q. NJ. MEewf.. Auctioneer
pY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co. Irwin

NY L. [. WILLS. Auotioneer.
OHoTICe.-DA1AGED EhaTHEswARYSo, ~. ~. =
account Of cnde1sriisIs THURSDAY, Jsn J. q Il go
WARE, In open tots ant Ia eraies diIns.ed BIZ fir
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Chances for 8noine5s Alcn.

~ II Partner wanted FRA Photographic f.sliiii sent
pat.n'.d Invention tSf particulars inquI. o.
S. LhADSBLh0, No Is Joha T.
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W,DyEspAy al snrI'Rn, ~ hqctlon, eysJ
q. the herf 100. o. 6thsi., all tn HIDES TALIGlvr
TIA; may be hand OF Csttls slaughtered ou.J. H. ~
q tho District OF Columbia, and stripped to h pon, for -
DISPOSITION. 's~
Tesu.s cash in Government fnnd. 20 b. paid a .h H..
sale. q. BELL, Li-n,.-Col and c. ~
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DARTIES desiring to PURCHASE REAL
ESTATE. either improved or unmwoyrd afe respect
fully invited a. etaIlne list ~e have uumbas OF very
Gn1 losidoncea which oorr, for sas. al desirable
vacant property the Central Park rBd It. Immediate vc'
w. Also ssyofa desirable Country Residences N the ns'
dlata slaiuity Of tho city. Apply 10
ALIEN A. bkOWN No. VI Rrosiwpy
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% VVNIE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN The
sword"
1uE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS,
MORTON'S GOLD PENS,
TIE SAME PENS IN sILvER-PLATED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS.

For 80 cents the Mesic Pen for IS cents the Lucky Fen
for tho Always Repdy Pen; tor 81 20 the Elegant Zen
sud ior T. So the Fyceisior Pen. .
THESE arc Wel-FiBshed, Writiry Go'd fens wit
Io N Points tho average wear of every Of which W
sr ont at gfo. OF tho Steel Pens although taey a.
u,rJyronled and hsysjors NOT e6ctdHgrGDte.
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stone BUILDINGS with al nece lsaiy gcsfings In 60,
order rni within ~ minutes OF Newioik tOR SALE d
.NCuA.tiE. Appiy 10 WARD MCLEAN,
fLsle klchi noI,ennl
Ma. IN Il ails'
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L'OR SALE--A two-story double DWELL
i lS8-HOtsE snd 20 Of good ullble land nenr
otoasyogg l. l. Aso possan, znd desirable harbof for
yachting ani hopping boats with shout go feet 81 soael
about hg nse ols HOUSE, witt public way 10 haraor.
Apply 10 hVMLa Mu!'oa' NO |fp''"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-26
THE CALL FOR 100000 MORE.

The following is the text Of the last
order of President Lincoln, calling for
more troops:
General Orders No 100--in order to
supply the force required to be drafted
for the navy and to provide an adequate
reserve force for all contingencies in
addition to the 100000 men called fer
February LIST, 1854, the call is hereby
made and draft ordered for 200, 900 men
for the military service, army, navy, and
marine corps of the United States
The proportional quotas for the different
wards, townships, precincts, or election
districts, or counties viii be made known
through the Prcvos: Marshal Generals
bureau, and account will be taken of the
credits and deficiencies of former quotas
The fifteenth day of April, 1864, Is des,
ignated as the time up to which the num-
bers required from each ward of city,
town, etc, may be raised by volunteering
Enlistments and drafts will be made in
each ward of the city, town, etc, which
shall not have tillea the quota assigned to
it within the time designated for the mum
Der required to fill SAID quotas.
The drafts will be commenced as soon
after the fifteenth of April as practicable.
The government bounties as now paid
will continue until April lst, 1864, at
which time the additional bounties cease.
On and after that date one hundred dol
lars bouty only will be paid as provided
by act approved July -, 1861.
Signed. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-26

KIDNAPPING THs PRESIDENT The New
York Tribune has a long cock and bull
story about rebel plot to kidnap Presi-
dent Lincoln. Some - desperate cnarac.
tiers were TO get into Washington, hang
around for week or two, and then, some
quiet evening step into the Presidents
house, slip cid Abe out, hung him down
the Potomac, then cross and off to Rich-
mond.
The whole story is stuff. \: coten,-
porary remarks, "the rebels are too sm TT
knowing that every month Old Abe re-
mains in office adds not less than III e.
strength Of hundred thousand men TO
their cause and its armies There is not
genuine rebel in the southern States who
would refuse to give his vote for the re cleo
ton of Lincoln for period Of forty years,
or longer, oeing confident that to secure
the ultimate success Of the South il is On
ly necessary to keep Lincoln at the head
OF the Federal government
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-26

AMOS KENDALL, in reply to an invitation
to attend the great Mcclellan meeting at
Cooper Institution, \. Y, on the ODD INST.
expressed feeling which we presume is
common to all candid men who have read
Gen. McClellan's report; and tina. is that
the more he read the mere he lost his
patience with the administration. A
friend of ouIs, who had carefully read the
report, said ne was surprised that the ad,
Ulinistration, who seemed SO hard up for
excuses to suppress its Publication, did not
pat it on the ground that it would promote
profanity, :" for, said he, Il doubt if the
most pious christian in town can read il
and candidly without stopping
occcs onally TO give vent TO his feelings by
some pretty hard swearing at Old Abe
Stanton, Halleek. and the whole brood of
those hopeless Old granries and feols tina.
constantly baked him" This is what
Kendall says
- will be in New York, God willing, on
'he evening OF .ne meeting; and if the
trienes OF Gen. olcCLhLLAN and the aour
try Ia New DIX desire that should pre
side, you are at liberty to make the ar.
nouncement. ! am losing my patience in
reading Mcclellan sreport The injustice
to him, and the atrocious wrong to his
noble army and the country, are enough
to make tho blood Of honest and prtriot;c
men boil within them"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-03-26

Mcclellan MEETING IN New YoBE-OnA
of the most successful of late political
demonstrations was the great Mcclellan
meeting at Cooper Institute, n Y, on
Thursda1 evening of. last week Amos
Kendall, z. M General under Gen Jack
son, presided. The widest enthusiasm
was manifested at every mention of the
name of McCl elan. The resolutions pas
sed were of the right stamp, containing q
manly protest against the Injustice done
tn ablest General this war has produced,
and endorsement of his political views, and
earnestly recomme ding his election TO
the next Presidency as the only hope of
the country IN the present fearful CRISES