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OFFICE o.
As.rsrAsr rov stssARY GsvERAf or sUBssrEsc,
No. I STATE SO, SRv YORK De

No STATE 80, NEW YORK pec. .9.h, s.. }
A RNI SUPPLIES.-SEAl.ED PROPOSALS
~ as DUFF GATH rtn be nce,v~d ny che under'gucd
uuti IL ococ. u, SATURDAY Tho 3isi Instant ioI
suppiyioz tp the Of tie United sses army SlESiS
ME STORES TO be Gevrr-d 10 New YORK follows:
VIA
POrATOES--Such quantities ray be required daring
the noah Of Jspa-ry 1865 % pounds 70 the buhe IN good
ordinary well noop erd barrels.
ONlONSsuch qsniiis. Gay b. Teqalr-G daring the
month 81 Janus l D. pound. to to ba'hsl az tarrt' a.
above.
pr n,rd copy o. thi. sdsels-on, must be si.ehcd TO
re pec.y iii Esc. bid 10 nave idrrs-
ton contain the wfttsn suusAy Oi t~o fcsp1us %
naulrr. follow:
We tn. undesiged hereby sn'r,ntr that .hooll sill Tor
part Of tic above bid e acepidlt sa be daily hlled
acaorlus IL, purpcrt aud conditions. ssO that
wi tn co,tAct with bod' 20 H.. souu OF Que iou h the
Of the vropossd be arnhSd shall be recuIej
required"
The .el u,me pe Of business and tho date Of pur-
CHASE we'll tho OF contents with >sKhi and
,aTs aud ,pI. uuTks. TO b. hereafter densd must te
plainly NAKED syery psetAsc All other Old marks ness
BE- obht.rstod .. ...
Az tb. tore, viii b. carefully ilspec ed before thr,. dery
a.d compared With the r'ainrd sanyik Returns o.
~eishtA signed by Protessou PubIe He.aor, Ius be
furnished whenever Required.
Payment bs made Ia Irrenv or hs equivalent
a. funds tceis-d for that puipO.e.
ContrsrturJ are expected to hold l4n goods. With
2tnse the l. cd state. until reHui toi shgfren
Roak. f, PrVposJts te,A b. JsTsAe0 80 la s ahtA
BE- aSlDfG "a fDtcgf gfdJessn! g. ne bndergSbsf
and inAr,ed Prepo.uI, ~, Subssisncs 20, -
'-I.I H.R. CLARKE,
Colonel A. p. e ard \. Z. g. y.
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NEW PAITROND LINE De sOt n
~ BROOK IN ~ PRILtDbDPhh.
VIEnUt,H 4, b nIiAs

Pare 50. Py-grs.ol Ticket, Z y .5gdfg aTes ca''
On .rl ,Nrr 'rlff DAY. Nov !Rt, By ne coi4n''
,,.nrer HOSE Vlr loot o. - oHae S., bSa1t yu ~ y
DIV l5.i.!. p. excepted n oc0sA mo 't,r g -
NSurrh anlhy he Raii'an su1 bslsSsrs az .f.i o.
Il Of ii ,lup-st ~. rici Jys. .a.sipA stif ; IL
ri ads ,.. syec u'l lag ~ =; i5p-'sii t','-
- ~, ,,s.. U tni. me- ore 8 " o Fsq, 'fscy -'as
sfr 49, st.t.. AID A.'o, l,g0Dolg 700 tTo YsN
pfi, e. ~ carryns r's 'r ~ ana TO WV 1 -"
tfN.,, 4 OK aAi tDlA.e pais !
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H CHlLDRkN!-" Tue most lust uc,ive know
Il tho MAGNETIC GLOBE. It il made q .ot roB aud 4,
supplied with usgnstc objsc representing Of men,
enuusis toes lighthouse skips and steamer. These al
here It, and present sdarsby lbs power Of fsviis ION
sotsndy Of the EARTH it, diana foton day and night and
Esn othsI 0thstSse moonpiehrn'be TO children
With this globe CHILD become ksen student Of eosfs
ply 30 says THE TRIBUNE. Price only 81; By mail
taS circles and bo Is. by
sCBERMERHORN BANCROFT L Co. Boots.,i-n
No. l3O Grand near Broadway, cor. Crosby
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Milltarn Gotlrrs.

Mliltarn Gohrrs. g.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
70 RErRksgST rHB
COUNTY OF NEW'YCRk
isfHa
ARMY,
BOUNTIES ..t
FOR THREE YEAR RECRUITS
GOvERNHENr......... 800
Total.
FOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS
COUNTY. ...'"''''"'"'.''cHOo
GOVERNMENT. 200
Total. '''.-"'S4""
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS
COUNTY. ............'.'''.' '....'.'''''''''"SIVo
GOVERNMENT.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" jUo
Total. sss''.'ss''.''S~o"
HAND.MONEY OR PREMIUM.
vOR THREE YEAR REoRUrrS.....
FOR TWO.YEAR RECRUITS. 80
FOR ONE. YEAR RECRUITS. 20
Tn. New YORK County Volunteer Cotnmse, having 6ied
all quota. under ali calls W this uas now iurdE Al
Board VI Supervisory recruiting ~ tie Anny
vito a meeting am future deuond 'or o"n-
R-ofuit. viii be received formerly .. shr 'rvr'I Pro-
vo,t Manh.s offices and Couny 20 soom' in
the P.rs corn4r Of Broadway and Chuns'. md on the
Bs..ory.
To. following are tho v.riou, Provost MAshs, ofces
FounrH pisraIcr Capt JOEL D. ERHARDT. No lo4
Liberya
Pryrs p1rnrcr-Csp. HENRY +. WEST corner Of
Brootne and Crosby'k.
snrs DisrsIcr.-Csp< COsTER otsi,thsv ave. aud
Thirt.-n,hst
sxvssru DrsrRIor.-C.pt FRED. C. WAGNER, No. 50
Thira-s,e.
EisArn DI,rrIcr Capt BENZ =. XASIERRH, No
I, Jpa broadway.
Forty .-yeu.h o. aud Bf0advNy.
Al Recruits viii the Cousty Bounty cash down, IN
ths.I hAnds immediately on being sworn ib
IN. Government bounty psd In three inst.ln.usi ono
third xhsn tie recruit shs be Hs RIers M
and o,s sd ne eIpir.iio. AZ OF We ,s Of ;. s
C. GODFREY GUNTHrR Mayor
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN Controller,
oHlsoN BLuNl Sap-visor,
WM. ii. TWEED. Supervisor.
ELIJAH Y. PURDY, ssp~ryisos,
WM. Y. STENAKT. Sapor yisoi,
GEORGE OPDNaE Au1Aary Hsnbsr
.. Coiuittr- Solapt eos.as.
ORiSOs BLUNT, Chairman.
RMY OFFICERS, MUSTERED OUT or
"A RESIGNED can OBJ sla throusn speedy settlement
l.. BROWN Co, no. : PSk place
DRISONER 8 OF WAR.
WIFE .nd widowed mother of all prt'on.n Of ~G Gan be
paid by application 60 oiee Aso boun's' pay
Mltsry .ud naval co,lsctnI once
No 1rsh place, under broadway Bank.
SUBSTITUTES AND VOLUNTEERS.-Par-
- tee furnished With substitutes and Iol iut-er, with
di.p.oa Apply No too PsaF'I. cotneI Q: Nsnd wseT'
-s.~-~z-.---~-yr.rs-rs
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CUSTOM HOUSE, MEMOIRS, COLLEC-
" TORS OFFICE, Decsubsr Is, 1884 The FOL,
loyips ndise viz: Two hundred ard tfyhye D'
Kirsie- Hall Camel Coal imported per '.p Col,.'n,,s
On lvsrpoo December IS, I5o3 having remained IN store
upc bryond the period allowed b. law will b, sold a.
Public Auction by JOHN n; DRAPER Ca A@c'icnor,.,
10 las Al IA ,,rIock m J. DRAPER, Collector
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Cooperation Notices.
DEPARTMENT % PIsAHos,

BUREAU OF rHz ksosiyrs o, TAxsa}
No. - Chs.noofts- }
hereby given tsan additional ONE PER CENT VI
be added On the 18th Inst 10 eli unpaid that d..
tho l Of January following, Interest 1t the rate u Twelve -
cent viii accrue 10 be calculated ton the h lay Of Oco -
1854 To the date Of payment JOHN MURRAY Rsosiv.s.
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n ATTIC and GREAT WESTERN
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IDNA = PENNSYLVANIA .SEH I IA
1904. Ek slANoAsp aAMyaI IN III. o me -,
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Ssn,ova y. NSe s's6 DJ,. rG IN "a, : Sats
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we, ,,olumba,. Cpc,anai .s 81 Pert. IN ths West
southWe. b. procured q the os. o. NE
Central H. r.. No Ador House, OF T" ehSi uePo~ i"'sS
"a No EIute.s VIA Phihdslphis srrives o. fts5irssA
IN E,cre.s Vi, Allentown, srrives at Pisssoo-sA
$40 a. m. =, plu.,.,,h,. .r,t,~. All Pit,,h,u,N a
D. m. tkpie" w
Expr..s via Allentown arrives 10 Pittsburgh 81 -
p soeocs, m TrA'rs sny-the others Sunday a.
espssd. rrr,or~r p.-....., ...n, Ma Aa,. Hs~s>
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8aLsS BIZ Anrtiotl.
A NJ. MysyIs. anc.ioneer.

A. NJ. MsRvIs. Anc.ioneen.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Mes. c94 and
- fai Broadway cor. Of 4bst.-Saiss q Books, STA
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HOLIDAY and STANDARD BOOKS-csmptisinEa res'
variety Of .lessnt Cir Boos and dsrd eellaneou LII
ersturs 10 rich bindings. enbel.hed Jv-niIes &c Also
Photograph AbGmsi Ambrotypss IN gilt and carved woe
frame Engrsvirss and hncy articses see es'Aiosss' ~"
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DOOY TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
ID way, nrs1 lite ST. Nicholas HotsGEO A. LEA
w.t. Aurtionocr by J. Z. Cooey. Corsghnen s0hC~e
' FRDAYEVENiNG. Dec ". a o'clock.
HOLIDAY Books At AUCTION, new and fresh stock com
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Books in SETS; ILLUSTRATED fooEs richly oonnd aHdA
Poets IN rrh-y Morocco lue md cili oii anna.
other G Books adopted TO the season fhotouspn 81
bum. holding from rs to 1O Cards, Ambroypss IN 'fsns
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6teamboa.a aflo Railroads.
AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

-
FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMEh FIfGaRURd, NtsS9,o1.
4SD INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
1he new and .,ainch steamer. OF zoe orsieh lnt
CITY or BOSTON ard CITY OF NEW YORK
leave New-ror daily u 1sys eXccyejL O'Clock zs
irom Pier No. % North River. loot o. bsstryst.
ron NEW LDNDON,
thsre lnsei1K with tia Ses roat EIyfs Trsin or az
points ". Norwich end Worc--er Boston sui Wss
Worcester aid Joshua ara New London and NossE4
Railroads. f.f
Freight taken a. tho lowest rates For information nfs
l. MARTIN Agent on tie rlsG.
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TlNHE GREAT WEST: EMIGRANTS', SET
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PRODUCTS aeon r.uiud by 4 Flap showing TIE stN-
ERAL ROUTES 10 tie COLD FIELDS, sr1 a coilplete
table Of Offences by EDWARD II. BALL aHshor Of To
for West Price ~ oens - per t0t~u. AID sept ire
Of postage Oh recep o. pri Of may addressed to
THE TRIBUNE OFFICE, Nsw-lork, or 10 News Aseuis
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ess Of the BOOK;
WI, Should 90. aud How ." Get There
1be Route.
star,,rs and Quitting Points
Route non. LrsyeuwOnh.
Table Of distances from Lea,saworth 20 Fort Kesrusy
Roue from Atchison.
Table Of Uistsoces Crom A'chi.on 70 Denver.
From 81 joe phs, Missouri
Prom Sebrs.ks City.
Prom Fort heeUey.
The ;oath Route from Fort Kearuy.
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VIHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR Boz
Il TOS-SrOtiNUfcE STEAMBOAT LINZ.
VIA uRCTON And PRO ylDEAGE.
THE OLDEST QUICKEST, 5AFESf, AND lOsr ~
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Tn. mssni6 eat steamer "COMNONN EAHIH", -
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DAYS. snd FRIDAYS, and After TIT RSDAi. 2oth nss<
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AND in wes theee bosts invariably naAc the passage e
time
sump,uous .ur-cr, AMI ry urouy f1ulshed state
10 unrk Ell fes,ares Of the q. . floating pss e..
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" containing the Civil Military and Naval Lisi; also the
CENSUS or 1HE UNITED STATES, kc., &c. Price ~
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NENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JEhsEP.
ing at Hampton Junction. wih Dvsvare L4cAvs1as rr{
Western a.iirosA, IA. On win Leh.h Vsley -
road snt &. connections forming direct hne 70 Psts:a
"d The o Mss Slii1 D6 IFa &gri 10 THE WEST
Two gpr-s. Train GSy irOn tie Wet. c1cep slna~yS
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Cincinnati 81 Louis e,e vi but one change OF eHs.
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!. 90, n. 20, snd so, , m. Trsia for Ea.be:
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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-09-07

cal executions of persons, territorial Or
ganization of States, nor forci5le abolition
of slavery should be contemplated for a
moment Letter to President Lincoln,
July Z, 1862.
In prosecuting this war, all private pro-
perty and unarmed persons should be
strictly protected, subject to the necessity
of military operations.-[L Letter to the
President, July Z, 1862.
Military arrests should not be tolerated,
except in places where active hostilities
exist; and oath, not required by enact
ments constitutionally made, should be
neither demanded nor received Letter
to the President, July 7, 1862.
A declaration of radical views. es-
pecialIy upon slavery, will rapidly dlsln-
tegrate our present armies Letter to
the President, July 7, 1862.
If it is not deemed best to intrust me
with the command even of my own army,
| simply ask to be permitted to share their
fate on the field of battle Despatch to
General HalIeck, August 80, 1861.
In the arrangement and conduct of
campaigns the direction should be left to
professional soldiers Gen. MClellan's
Report.
BY pursuing the political course l have
always advised, it is possible to bring
about a permanent restoration of the
Union-a reunion by which the rights Of
both sections shall be preserved, and by
which both parties shall preserve their
self-respect. while they respect each other.
= General rClellan's Report.
! am devoutly grateful to God that my
last campaign was crowned with vic
tory which saved the nation from the
greatest peril it had then undergone. -
Gen, MClcllan's Report
At such time as this, and in such
struggle, Political partisanship should be
merged in true and brave patriotism,
which thinks only of the good of the
whole country General MClellan's
West Point Grafton
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yYmtChVyoTdS for Patriots.

e'HrrpEs FOR rIE CAMPAIGN, SELECTED
FROM GIN. M'cLELL,N'~ WRITINGS.
The true issue for which we are fi.ht-
6n- i the preservation of the Union and
|uphold.ng the laws of the General Gov
srmeuL-T Instructions to General Burn
lie, January :, 1862.
We are fighting solely for the integrity
the Union, TO uphold the power of our
NItiuuaI Government, and to restore to
aa nation the blessings of peace and
p.d ORDER Instructions to General
lIylIccE, November H.. 1861.
You viii please constantly to bear in
fnnd the precise issue for which we are
fi-htlng that issue Is the preservation of
PIE Union, and the restoration of the full
authority OF the General Government over
fH portions Of our territory.-r rInstruc-
iions to Gen. Buell., November 9TH 1861.
We shall most readily suppress this re-
tcIhon and restore the authority of the
government by religiously respecting the
Constitutional rights of all instructions
y General Buell., November Z, 1861.
lie careful to treat the unarmed inhabi-
80 ~ NollIl 'tCts IlOI "lue1l, lilC DTCoCll
eXlstlng between us and the rebels.-TIn
sructlons to General Buell., November
n, 1861.
l have always found that it is the ten
rency of subordinates 10 make yexat;ous
arrests on mere suspicion Instructions
y General Buell., November y, 1861.
Say as little as possible about politics
r. the negro instructions to Gen. Burn
fIde, January 7, 1862
The unity of this nation, the preserva-
tIon of our institutions, are so dear to me
that 1 have willingly sacrificed my private
tapPlness with the single object of doing
ty DUTY to my country. Letter to Sec
fetary Cameron, October, 1861.
p whatever the determination of the
government may be, l will do the best I
.n IAN with the Army of the Potomac. and
III snare Its fate, whatever NAV be the
'SN imposed upon me- Letter to Sec
''sry Cameron, October, 1861.
Neither confscation of property, politi
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u S. 1910 BONDS,

These Bonds are issued under the Act Of
Congress # March Sth, 1864, which pro-
vidcs that all Bonds issued under this Act
shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by
or under any state or municipal authority.
Subscriptions to these Bonds are received IN
United States notes or notes of National
Banks. They are TO BE REDEEMED N
COIN at the pleasure Of the Government,
at any period not less than ten nor more than
forty gears from their date, and until redemp-
ton FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST WILL
BE PAID IN COIN, on Bonds of not over
one hucdrcd dollars annually and on all
other Bonds semi>annually. The interest Is
payable on the first days of March and Sep
tcmber in each year.
Subscribers will receive either Registered
or Coupon Bonds, is they may prefer. Re
giStered Bonds are recorded on the books OF
the L. S. Treasurer. and can be transferred
only on the owners order. Coupon Bonds
are payable to bearer, ana are more conve>
hient for commercial uses.
Subscribers to this loan will have the Op-
ton of having their Bonds draw interest
from March lst, by paying the accrued in
terest IL coin-(or in United States notes,
or the notes Of National Banks. al ling fifty
per cent. for premium or receive them
drawing interest from the Gate Of subscrip~
ton and deposite. As these Bonds are
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE
TAXATION,
their value is increased from one TO three
per cent. per aunum, according to the rate
OF tax levies III various parts Of the country.
AZ the present rate Of premium on gold
they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
in currency, and are Of equal convenience
as Il permanent or temporary investment.
1t is believed that no securities offer 50
great inducements to lenders rs the various
descriptions of L. s. Bonds. In all other
forms of Indebtedness, the faith or ability of
private parties or stock companies or sepa-
rate communities only is pledged for pay
ment, while for the debts Of the United
States the whole property of the country Is
holden to secure the payment of both priL~
cipal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may Toe subscribed for IN
sums from 500 up to any magnitude, on the
same terms, and are thus made equally
available II the smallest lender and and
the largest capitalist. They can he con-
verted into money at any moment, and the
holder viii have the benefit Cf the interest
1t may he useful TO state in this Couucc
tion that the total Funded Debt Of the Uuitei
States on which interest Is payable in GOLD.
on the 81 day Of March, 1864. w3s SOS.
9Gj 600. The interest on this debt for the
coming fiscal year viii be Si5.931.l2j,
while the cuS.0ms revenue In Co'l fHr the
current fiscal year cudiuv June 3Oth. 1864,
has been So far NJ the ra;e %. over 800, 900.
900 million Ter anuum.
1t will To- seen that even the present gold
revenues Cf tn Government are largely iu
excess Of tie wants of tie Treasury frr tie
payment of gold interest. while the recent
increase rf tho tariff viii doubtless raise fhc
annual receipts from customs on Tire same
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\ Office Letters of Administration
on the estate of Thomas Ottersson, late of
Summitville, Cambria county, decd, hav>
ing been granted by the Register of said
county to the undersigned, notice is hereby
given to all those indebted to said estate to
come and settle the same and those having
claims against said estate to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
CATHERINE OTTERSON,
Aug II, 1864 Ct. Administrators.
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e. Lincoln, Fremont and Mcclellan
have been placed on the Presidential
track for the White House. But as the
race is not always to the swift nor the
battle to the strong the most sanguine of
their friends will be in more or less sus-
pense until the election There is no
such uncertainty about J. NJ Thompson's
selling the best and cheapest goods in
town. Call and see for yourself at =. o.
building, Ebensburg. -
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STAMP YOUR RECEIPTS. The new stamp
duties went into effect on the lst inst
All receipts for amounts over twenty doll
ars, must have two cent stamp attached
The person receiving the receipt must fur
nish the stamp.