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EATEEa.

BPErT-on nsy 23d. Of consumption. John Brett,
sgod t6 yens, natYe Of BslIy .iarl. lhulies, Co.
rs fiends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, lhs Thursday afternoon, At y oeiorE ron
remains will be inferred in Calvary Cemetery. IA
CONNoLLY-on wedne,d.y, Ma - Anirer
Connolly, in the IItbyesr OF his are, native OF tAe
Tho friends and rela'ivst VI the family are re-
qucsted 20 attend the funeral on FRIDAY Aiter-
uovn, 10th inst at O'Clock, ifOuI biz late Iesd nee,
il2 Mo- ioik,t ~
KENNEDY-on Nav Y3d. Catharine p kennedy.
infant duugh'er Of Edwa-d ". and Cathsrine 4. Ken
nody, Aed month and days.
Ny Katy dear, Thy inanh's heart
:. Did thfoO sith iot a. thy dear birth,
Bowed dorn 10 silent anguish nov,
ltthrobe with anguitb q, thy death.
Tho relatives and friend. n the family rc,pect-
fully invited to attend the innela this .lhufrdAyJ
Of lc, parents, ge1 Mott .i. 10
SOHLE-On wodncsiav. May q. 1.G5 Daniel No-
bie aged a. years and 5 months.
The u. atiycs and friend. respectfully requested
10 attend the funeral on FRIDAY NJ en- oon, Nay g,
Al ocloct iom BIS late rtsideuce, l65 DclGncey Il,
NcN 1Ofk city. 81
oRR-On May 2lth, i7G5 the beloved ulic Of John
The firer. will take p'-c. from her late tesdcrcc,
- OAK -, y y. MAY 25th preclselv - o'rlock.
Her T. ends and ScqualniAnCcs are irs'eotiu,' Ia
'iged 70 attend. ;
kUsIIRY on weinosdAy. Nav gith, Alfroi j.
Ru.hhy, In the 1Ad year uf hs snro.
The riendr Of the family, tho-e Of Mn. ". A.
ltNfhNlt, iutiIffN OF JNfroh tio7e o. NJ - hAl
AvcuRnics' Hoe 60. No g.. nfe invited 10 attend
tie funeral on fidsy, goth inst, Al o'cloct, oui
3a Ca Loust iH
,THoMrsoy-At Baton Rouye, Ia, Apnl a?,h,
Henry I.Ompsln, la,c u the y. !. ;. V, G,cI ~
year b
NOULTMAS-On TUESDAY, Nsv 2'd, n "hoera
mofbur td.ai l., the opi child Of 'hi''pb"r
and Ge-siIl WohtmAil, a;od months Gnd 10 days.
The reliiVes and tields ui 'hc iHmily
are rcTcctiuy invited 20 attend tho funeral. this
'IAuIsiyy afternoon, 10Th ius'. at o'clock, from
ths Ie'dcncc Of hr pAiCnts, ij' East Houston ~ ~
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A Mon Neyyspnper,

w. W. HOLDEN, o. North CT.lnA, announces
the publication Of ruE STANDARD, in the Old NORTH
stste, at Raleigh, I. a Union paper, which will
give TO The adminIsua,icn oi President Jon~s,H,
"cordi'L support" Tho proprietor says his paper
Will 'HAho- for the restoration !Aw aud ord T."
ono thsnt, God the Ola flag 1o'ts once mere r. N
tho sop Of he capitol" We wish cur coiempornry
every success which may be secured hcyunI per-
adventure, = Union nen a. the North vii agsist
In ol1sadins dc sabsorpton list OF rns sr,sp-
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In review lug tic transactions In this market dur
ing the pa,t week, dud that the gradual downward
movement Of prices Las continued, and our 10 dsy's
report OF several Of tho leading articles will chow
lsrEe decline their respective values. Buscr. I'M
der the influence Of tocitA,ed demand, and al IN
creased supply, hN, In some instances been rcfu,ci
ON S9ai 10 2sa3n, cents while re.rly every grtte
has fallen sale cents yer pound. Checso Is a,o lit
tic low er, hut has not suiie ed much butter,
owing to lsht arrivals. fgrs are also materially
lover owing to heavy arrivals ard lc's'ncd dcmand
state eggs being quoted at 9i%.e5'c against 9cllI
las week. Poultry, both live and dressed H. higher,
o~inr to diminished surrly. Dr'tscd mcA,s ai all
description. are lower The following the a;ost
quotations;
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- HOURS A DAY A FAIR DAYS wol
SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
IAusap Iathc7 Mathew Soc let', No. I, will ne het
ths Ihu5,dA5 eEc1'n, lLe !asn!ed ten.p,' an" H.e
ts M 4 og, rIo s5 a ors NJ
SIC. ,ov All, viii instruct AID entertain the audience
ou the hench's oi total ahstiutucc. GEO. b ILlLIn,
Ipst 1Hus. j. LOGAN. sec. 40
a PUBLIC MEETING OF TIE LADIES'
II father Mathew r. \. Il. society No. o. OF Brook
Oc .ock an Temperance Hall, Franklin =, near Call
yer. speekelt'lorn Dunn, E,.l., and other. sins-
ipg by Mits Conayau, Ae-bis. Mcfrtard, Comedy,
=, Nath and KIDD also cGebraied Irish ha pipe
p.svcr. lie public are invited % attend. GEO J:
CAMPBkLi- Pee, JohN MORTALITY, Sec. IL
EATIIER MATHEW 4. a. B. SOCIETY,
l. No. Ot y. Y, will bold grand mass meeting
tns Thursday evening Al . T. ", IN their nCS hal,
cor 18th II. aud age. The meeting Will be al.
dressed h. Nj. Carol and ". : Bricsou Esqs and
T. ". BLACK F-q. singing b. h.iss Ericsson, Miss
Nctiiun, Nj e. Taylor, Nr. !. lio'W,s and NT.
Siockcr. JOAN O'NElIlA Prcs, PATRICK Gil
MORE, Sec. l3O
EATHLk MATHEW T. A. Il. SOCIETY, No.
l. ., \. Y. will hold public meeting on th lhufe-
day even'nf at tleiE hhl Cos ~ 81 ana "a Az, ~
= O'clock. SponS'ng b. Nr. James camp tli End
W. Henry b. Mulhall. S.nsins by hls- snlliyan
Mise Hanlou, Mi berry and others. IhOS. CON
CANNON, rre.., Pa TRICK kNNlS, Rec. sec. ~
'NHE FATHER MATHEW I. A. B. SOCil-
Il ty, No 8 OF j ojEyn, +. ID will hold pul c EN-
pr1nce nee ine AT it, halt cor dinhl a'n ~ ~
his Thur-iay evening, MAY 10Th, ~ - T. ", 80
which the public Al" invited. The lnocuns IL be
ad iic,scG hy Michael MADDEN, Lei. Ie-iru' OF lie
/ ,d cs So,cty, No. Of y. \, II. = Cauoi Erl l'r.
-uodstass aud other eloquent spe.keIs. siusine BY
A!-u Mcdonald, Hcss.r. b1y leg BotActb tnl otutr
Popular dnfer, j. H. plCkEEsON, Pre-" NJ
LLu1 u, rec, IL
WILLIAMSBURG SABBATH SCHOOL
and f-rIs OF Itc ave X u. aathatn school wit ~
M q IL tie ~.huah sch.ol Hall, th' ia ., Of, p
LEITs OF .vol IA, .a4 to participate ia the icne'
40, auuiye tary at 4o'ci,ek. 10
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DEATHS.


ALBERT-On Tuesday evening, Nay e3i, Elizl-
year pi her aye
Eel9tyes and fien,l, also the Lodge of Antiquity,
70. II, + q A. 81 are respectfully iEvted IN sttend
ths mneral' on Friday, zbth, At 3 i. M- nom her
las Teslsnee, Clinton ave- 6b howe north OF Myrtle
svS R"oF'v~ $50
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SAVINGS EsAN.s.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR OF
u st aid IN ave, open daily tom ! 20 5 n.
Wednesdays anu SatIrury from TO r. NJ pa
per cont in eret allowed lIee from Goyernheut ny
eporits made on OF beioIe June lat, will draw me
est fgom that daie. THOMAS ChRlsIf' fres; n
IL. 81 LII sec. '''
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SpECiAA. NOTICES.

stop thnt scratching and usr Wheaton.
Zen Ointment. It culos l',h and S.l' Hhcum ia
forty-cieut hours All ali culpi!ons OF the ss,n so.d
uy MI priy-i.u 2i1
NOUS ChcInictd fOmude \ linir Re-
stugc, o. the iogm VI pomAic n,s ilur bce ace, nd,
Hs uort leor vi, not u-' the Iurpv ngud p ,.h.s-
lvus Hht q. 20 20 eousl yu'uec "a tl'l '.'iFI A"
iurm, ineouvenieut mode OF pp ic lloG Ni m Ius-
iset0rN tesu.ts p'V,LccI, hot's Che uich fuA.uc
lr tie des cl rIe al ..O have uso4 u VIII tes-
NJ. Il festoles Weuafuic grrr hau % II 10 luc.
'a NV. A. IA hall ore, ing % h.s 40 ruai. s'.e hv
al -sisIs, nt 30 aud - cents totie. ltpot Il
Barclay e. 30!
Important TO >OlGIerl.-Cents' All Wool
SultH flNi bHf Al Woo NlI,s, !, ". l. \. h.O-
ki"'~ . toH'th ave Gs lahyc,tc 'isce, .Il
The original nowr's ewing ,nchines
ioi .gle a. ~ brohiwey. ELlAs HOWE, Jr. iu-
Ntnior and hhAer. cut. aAntcd. .-1
Nhrc'er 81 Nilsou's Highest Premium
loeA-stJcn Sowing Mauhnes, and butiolhoiv y -
chh'. GO Broadway, Ne York. $50
Prices treaty Reduced spring lothiug
" ever Nnfltt At f. b. bIuWiu's, ~ and q l3"eH
ne nIkesl t'to t,Ncnt and store IN the city, H. er
| .nles aud D. ices iyss. ils
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AuCVlON NOTICES.

AUCTION SALE or MAGNIFICENT House
1hold Furniture his hursdN atern@n' - e
pti,ins tspcstry and ingtain carpet ted'iesds nu-
teaus, spriAs An hair msttfasees teds am ueoalht.
,a, china ~ ,ivsrvsrc. euiieiy, &C. With every
dhi1s desfahc n f~n9asppe ot, 10
A UCTION NOTICE j. ". EZEKIEL
n = ~ cell On Thur,dsy. 25tl. at ?s Bow cry, tine
assoument Of ready made clothing, also quantity Of
u. and second hand furnse' to he sod without TO
servc.
FERRY LEASE AT AUCTtON-T THE
O'Clock A. N, viii be sold al Pubic Auction 10 th.
hHLo-t biddor vi 'deluMe security for term %
estsb. i,h .d ma nt,in feay from .he basin A. ths
loot Of spring a. in the City Of Ncw iorh- % ilobo
"a e-tab l'hcd or withln one thousand yards north
o. .oq of ,ha, pint The lspding place At Hobo
Condition. The conditions and covenants Of We
lease 70 be 81 th, usual torn Of FERN leases hcreo-
tore eute 81 MO o., the CoEpora uon, vhich may 10
I I'D ON application At the office Of tho CompIoler'
9dT ?, ~ lhs 2, tag SnSne qpd-
DAwSBROKER'S SALE-G. G.. LEWIS,
L Auc''r viii eel on THURSDAY. May 25th n2l
ChathMI st lnrrc A.uortment Of gold and sIvef
slAIS0S. 80
DAwNBROKERS SALE - THIS DAY,
4 lO% soclos a. BILL 4 lN.iRAllA NS sag
cocr o,ilp lsiag me variety OF clothnr. hcddins.
hclts sad thOes. &C. without rcseIve. BY. l. GOLD
shilH ". ZAlbany e. llS
| pAwNBEOKER'S SALE THIS DAY by
Il JOllN MORTIMER, Is kast Brosdwav, Of ~
lOts of men and Tomcu'sc 1thinR sIk delaine art
csco dftsfcs sAfts. rhhvls. coats remu lut shete,
spreads 'aAeciotbs, coat' pants, vests ho''e sho'
aud rIty Of other gIOl. worthy the H,,ention q
| deNlCp and h'us k'cpeis By order, ME. u. tDss
| ThLLD, lG Mott 81 10
| DAWNBROKER'S SALE THIS DAY, At
l. 80 Nes lorcr 80 luts Of mons stoth me, froch
Gud business cohts pzntaoous and vess, vel worthy
the attention ot dea,ers and ntheTr BY order Of Is,
| COIN late Pec.rc Co, lYi urand II. l2'
! DAWNRROkER'S SALE-THIS DAY, h.
| WEAVE EE Jt, vii sell. at as Ninth ave, at
O'Clock, iafg, sseotment Of sea1onale goods, hnv.
inF been pledged year. b. order OF G.. Cl ID
| LGl'P, .b' lat l-tI -t Next sale June oth. l29
| DAN NBhOkER'S SALE-WM. ABBOTT
| will eel TINS day, at lc9 A. NJ, a. 1s3 East 18th
IT. cor OF ls' a. large 10 Of pcdses' consntng %
cou.. pants -hsv ir dIesst hc, Is. IeunAnls ullu.
! athei bets, pillows &C. b, order Of JAS NAL
Kak : GO. l96
- HERMAN u CO., AUCTR'S, SELL FRI
- dat May 20, AZ - o'cIoct, a. 10 Bower. ~
public suction. hiliad tables and bheutoile able
also, b. o.. Of tho u nauha., about Zoo cAsk. nni
bils Bon Ion vhiskey, brnndies lnu, port, sherry
end caret mes champagne, sears, TOT Aceo, 40
| oeres fnnlinte chairs .ahss, mllots &C.
| H. ). hOEHLkk, City Marh,l
- 4 :. BOGARI, AUCTlONEER>, WILL
-. eel ou lIu,sday. 2atb, ~ i.% O'clock Al 10
Tahth ave, choice selection Of all kinos Of urni~
tute and ctrpcp; the uade 10 invited 10 atiend ne
above sale. zt
n GAFFNEY, AUCTR.-sALEsRoOM.
800 ,,nps ~. ~ lnis day at "a S1i9Gs ,ino, + oS. 81,
| ~ EGst IL st, aiso I,.so and WAGON. %
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ESE:NTIsER RY.
, vn,r wOyDFRlIL DISCOVERY =
{ OAs.

DON-:s PER ION-STOYE AND Ego
u C.Al delivered 10 all plIts oI the CIV, vel
sYe.nri, and Nelyht warranted 900 No., Gu.u tnS
Wyoming valley Coal lar4 cor. l4;h s,rec AID
lltn ave. . 5of
COAL COAL COAI.-SEILING FOR 1
" dal --tle bee. Locust Nountsin coal, stove 4ni
oE,, ~ 6s large ult -. dc.iye, ed App, ut The
y.la, 30 AID SJo k!yiustOa btteL " ADAd
BkONH. 80
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gs0HSEs. CARRIAGES. 4c

\ SPRING.CART FOR SALE, CHEAP, iN
"A l1d olie4, an! u.u, he soi ito-G.y. Appy at 1868
I.-t -J.Asr. uEDE IT, N.ua,-4~ ~
L'OR SAlI-A FlRSl-KtiE TORN AEON
L .tlu be- s,ca ly .U.i! Ius 1t 4.' bloome st; a
fugit horse Nd rr tt.t 40 AN. i'.tIa i'G b Ur
20. Ir.u. That viii promise 20 iuAo goud care ~ hl
ru.. -t.,, q .lsht tAp.os WAGON. 10
IIDR SALE-AT HALF ms COST, ONE
,u.te ..,.teu kOrknNay c'lruro, 1caIi. uer, eli-
table i,r ,uuutT5; pl.,r f-JJ. Apry =" fOgsyth 81
cone Ut Grard ~ \. l. il
LNOk SALt-A SPLENDID NOUNG HORSE
40 iinHr Hl-h io. sg!o, hs or s.n ..t Or cou. q
mere nAlIlu. ~ ~ 'ud AM sn1 a Lli o- cllt ~
csp.c.s lusinyst AFi.y 60 io' LGs' 10th ct, u .r
Ave \. -
EOR SAlE-} HORSES JCSr FROMIhE
i rpu.l. v 3 sp,r...l hay Ao c., toth y,"ls o
l.r,.H hl.h, Wul4ult,o -CuLu Gai nd IL iur tuy
hl-d $ le4v. work Gail y, 20 Fast IAN r. lI'
NOR SAL'-A lOi NG MARE, WITHIN
! owe ",a oi ioa ins. Appt, At II Ism ~ Nhp. lN3
NOR SALi-2 CANADIAN PONIES, WELL
/ mated, .uIul AMI hiud, IA. han4s his IA, years
oG: olt seTaato tJg",no~, cheap the owner has
no ior thum. 90 W atts Il, near GicenNigh. IA
HORSES AND WAGONS FOR SALE
IL cheap sood horses, grocery vgeon, depot
WAGON, pc lHl's wagol or the country, ht4utr 6c.,
10 sss cheap, uy LEONARD BkOMN, 5J0 Wost
10th IT. i.
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GLNERAa. SINESS.

I. NEw II\I ERpM pATTINoRF
a NV iiNL ". ~, +" ~, ",,,,,,,hni ,hSi
NtM LINZ IOh hiSnM',Ntn-
4 SIN Lii.E toR " Snp,F,,1 pEh14 Hu'
ANEW LIN tQEE CITY fpiNr
NIiW .iSr Nl VN ppIslt iis hh..o 80 ~ .i
nv Sbrn :. .-T ~ ~ - H., , ~, S.l
thpr,rs WH.'su ou no ~ if ~ ~
sicti- gAny iy,' ~ - : NJ ~ nv uo'e H
Oiuois ieI' ~ % D'0"'""' VIA ~ P''N''S .Ue1
70 ~
DREAD BRFtD-EXTRA LARGE Bread
lCCsil aud .aii.fy yourelycs, at DALLAhnRE3
h'keIy' ~ f'af' IT. " I. CIV 'l'
rAEIc CIktJ'IARS BIITrUEADS AND
- Mi ott,r klnl. .f Iob Printing neatly done AZ
Ts.ton 81, tet Bro.dNs9 end Sa.,,n,l XII
rn,rr, ,np, ,,,c or ,ca rpc on Dptrr,
| lhlLD ~ I.r',-1, ~ LpH, ~ bAi1,t,
Tor ,nT nSrkot, 'or ,ae, in ioi, 10 snit by a. W =
RANDOLPH, 10 Broad It. Canned Pesehos.--2to
dor. ia cLrea il 2h duz. In rGse1 lh 20 duL.
cspcs . H.; herni ioally scaled canned irc-h Pea
chez su,ae u S?f sP is I,r ra,I no. sSg N
-
ACpUERSOk C DONALD SMITH.
vi Is,.stylo suITI 4 URbTIEP
'-''' ny = q, ~ q yrH - y N
1REvyFRS OF
TACT tNDIANSD Dii"TFR Pale ATpg
s-h..s 4 To-. A. of ifnnruvcd aualitv ireWej Win
o. n, 80 ,'co.Sr, rittye anJ .,te1ctb.,T,c
,a,,cd on n, r,,it Tis a,sntion Of con.
"',ucT. .ol cd, Orj.is hy mail promnlg eyecuted
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Apparatus, dozen lOtionf, Fe'hF h't'o no
luAcAcr .. q ',rC N Nuour, rod, ~, 4 ua tN
klutN-h. - ~. .HI 10. 80 white. .5 = ."
l.ut 1u'nirr tni ..faal t,' Hsen i"nrlN H flo 10
v Ltu funny, ubl. a. uNtlio, Pol ItuA 40 F
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4 NEW LINE FROM BALTIMORE--
II ANEW LINE FOR RICHMOND.
a NEW LINE FOR PETERSBURG.
A NEW LINE FOR NORFOLK.
MN LINE tOE CRY POINT

nRlED App ES-25UOe LBS. OF DRIED
~ Applcs packed Ia hall barrels and kcgs, SUI abs
TOR any market, for sAe, IN los 10 suit by - W. r
RANDOLPH, llb Broad IT, Canned Pea hos.--2t0
dor. ia cLreA ll ~ doZ In case, Jlh 20 dog. IN
csUcs, H.; her'nically sealed canned fresh fes-
che- suitable Tor bakers fanny tor sale IN lots
10 suit, BY -. ". r. RANDOLPH, 10 Broad It, 80
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MACPHERSON & DONALD SMITH,
VI Late style, SMITH & BROTHER.
NEW YORK.
nRENNERs OF
THE HORACE WATERS GRAND, Squar,

l. and I'pIith' nos, McotconI, liarInoniuins anf
Cabinet Dfgans. MhOleeale and retail, At reduced
prices. To lg, and fent alloS ed If purcha-ed. Monh-
T. payllentr received for the same Second hand pi
snor at barr aims from 900 to f225. Factory and ware
Ioomf, No. isl Sroidway. Cash paid for second hand
q ~
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afterwards substracted from its quota Thu
the number of men called for, is neither in
creased nor diminished, but equality produced
considering the number of men, and the pc
&riods of their service. Localities whicl
have heretofore furnished a greater amoun
of service have in proportion to their enrol
sment, a less amount to furnish under this
I and conUerSo.
: Men having heretofore enlisted for one, tive
6and three years it was necessary to take one
zof those periods as the basis of the calcu!a.
! ton. AS three years embraced both the 9TH
! Ter periods, it makes the calculation more
simple to adopt that. The same result would
be arrived at by adopting either one or two
years as the basis, but The process of calcu-
1 slatlon would be more complicated.
Such we find to be the rule adopted by the
Provost Marshal General. The rule is in
conformity with the requirements of the laws
lot Congress, and is just and equitable.
We have carefully examined and proved
the work done under this rule by the Provost
Marshal General, and find that 1t has been
done with fairness.
We file in the Provost Marshal Generals 's
|Oftlce our calculations of the quote of each
and every district endorsed by us as correct
JAMES SPEED,
Attorney General Of the United States.
RICHARD DEI.AFIELD,
Brig. Gent, and Chief Eng, U. s. A.
c. w. FOSTER,
Colonel, and Asst. Adutant General
Approved February II, 1865.
A. LINCOLN.
BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF WAR:
E. D. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
OFFICIAL:
SAMUEL YOHE
Capt. and Provost Marshal,
March 9, 1865. 1lth District Penna.
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United States Hotel
Ger. 81 and Spring Garden SIS:
gAcTON. Pya.

The Undersigned, formerly propr;e;o'
of Whites Hotel, respectfully Inform.
the citizens of Northampton and adioin
lug Counties, that on and after the Is
day of April, 1850, he can be found at til.
above named popular Hotel. The house
has bcca thoroughly cleansed. re fitted
and pain,cl ana now presents, in point O
comfort and elegance, the finest appear
ance of any hotel in the Eastern part o
Pennsylvania The tables will he sap
piled at all times with the choicest tht
market ai!1rris, ar1 the liquors will be O
the fnr>; 1oth laieign aud domestic.
OmuibpsScs ruu 20 and from the hotel
making conuections with all the trains.
SAMUEL HAYDEN.
Esston. IA. March 9th, 1865.
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THE DRAFT.
cory.
EXECUTIVE MANSION.
WASHINGTON, February 8, 1865.

WASHINGTON, February 8, 1865.
4 HIS Ercellency Governor Smith:
4 Complaint is made to me, by Vermont, tha
n the assignment of her quata for the Draft OF
Ethe impending call is intrinsically unjust
Band also in bad faith to the Government
Epromlse to fairly allow credits for men pre-
Nvlousl y furnished. To illustrate, supposed
Ecase is stated, as follows:
Vermont and New Hampshire must, be-
stween them, furnish 5000 men, on the pend
ling call, and, being equals, each must furn
Slsh as many men as the other in the long run
But the Government finds that on former
s scalls, Vermont furnished surplus of SOC
: and New Hampshire surplus of $40
8these two surplusses, making 1000, are ad-
aded to the 6,000, making 5000 to be furn-
ished by the two States, or 4 600 each, less by
Hair credits. Then subtract Vermont's surplus
sof 500 from her 1900, leaves $500 as her
squota on the pending call and Likewise
subtract New Hampshire's surplus of 800
5lrom her LOCO, leaves $500 as her quota on
sthe pending call. These $500 and $500
make precisely the 5000 which the supposed
case requires from the two States; and it is
/ just, equal, for Vermont to furnish 900 more
snoD than New Hampshire, because New
Hampshire has heretofore furnished l 1000
more than Vermont, which equalizes the bur-
Ithens of the two in the long run. And this
result, so far from being bad faith to Vermont
lis indispensable to keeping good faith With
New Hampshire. By no other result CAM
the 6000 men be obtained from the two States.
'and, at the same time, deal Justly and keep
faith with both; and we do but confuse our
selves in questioning the process by which
the right result was reached.
The supposed case is perfect as an illus
|tration. The pending call is not for 300,-
goo men subject to fair credits, but is for]
3O0,000 remaining after all fair credits have|
been deducted and it is impossible to con-
cede what Vermont asks without coming outI
short of the 100000 men, or making other To-
calities pay for the partiality shown her.
<
Yours truly,
(Signcd y. LINCOLN.
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In the Orphans Court of Monroe Co

Il, the matter Of the account Of Z. II
Gnsaules, administrator Of ,Somuc
GunSaules, decd.
And now March 2, 1865, by agreement
of parties, Charlton Burnett is appointed
Auditor to make distribution of the func
in the hands of said Administrator.
BY the Court.
The undersigned will discharge the duties
of his appointment on Thursday, the 4tb
day of May next, at 10 o'clock a. NJ, al
his Office in Stroudsburg, when and where
all parties in interest are required to at
tend and present their claims or be dc
barred from coming in for share Of said
fund.
CHARLTON BURNETT,
March 80, 1865. Auditor.
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administrators Notice.

Estate cf>NELSON COOKE, tate q
tie Boroagh Of ,StroudsJpg, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters Of
administration upon the above named Es
tate have been granted to the undersigned
by the Register of Monroe County, in due
form Of law; therefore, all persons indebt
led to said Estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having any
just claims are also requested to present
them legally authenticated for settlement
Ito DAVIS D. WALTON,
Administrator
|Stroudsburg, Feb. l, 1866.
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Auditors Notice.

Eit0te Of Samuel Rees, ST., deceased.
The undersigned Auditor appointed b,
the Orphans Court of Monroe County t.
make distribution of the fund in the
hands of the Administrator of the Estat,
ef Samuel Rees, Sr., deed, will attend t,
the duties of his appointment on Friday
the 18th day Of May next, at 10 o'clock
\. NJ, at the Prothonotary's Office, ii
Strou;sbur-. Il. which time and place all
persons having any claims or demand,
upon said fund VII present them OF be Cor
ever debarrcl from coming in for a share
Of the same
T. VI. MciLHANEY, Auditor.
Strouds5urg, April I3, 1865.
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