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MARRIED-0n the 4th instant by Amos IIile,
Esq, Mr. David s. Moore to Miss Martha Der
rick. all of Perm township.
On Friday last, by Rev. l., NJ. Gardner, Mr.. Jo-
seph Showers TO Miss Martha Moore, both Of
this place.
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CHANGE or SCHEDULE. The cars now ar
Ve at Philipsburg al IL o'clock, A. NJ,
nd leave al 3. 3.50P.M
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u ELIEF NOTICE.--Tho Board of Relief

ID ELIEF NOTICE.--The Board of Relief
~ for the county of Clenrield, will meet at the
Commissioners office, on Wednesday and Thurs
day, tie Oath and 2jth days of August, 1864.
The Board have directed that all new appli-
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name of soldier,
regiment and company; when enlisted the
numbcrof children, with age and sex Of each
the township in which they resided at the time f
enlistment, and their present residence; and that
she is without the means of support for herself
and children, wko are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of credibiity, from the township
in which she resides, must also be produced
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set forth that the applicant is the person she ep-r
resents herself to be that the statemment ofthe.
number and age of her family is true that she
is in destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are just ard true.
Forms containing these acquisitions can be OBJ
tained at the Office of the Board Of Relief when
application il made and the witnesses appear.
Aug, 3, 1864. WIN. S. BRADLEY, CH.
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Orphan's Court Sale

OF y NALUABIE REAL EO IAlE
DY VIRTUE Of an order of the Orphan 5
se Court Of ClcarGeld county, at June term, 1861
there will be exposed at PUBLIC SALE in Ky
lertown, on
saturd Y. the 27th day of August,
at o'clock p. NJ, the following REAL ESTATE,
viz: TWENTY ACRES of land, situate in Morris
township lato the estate Of Eaniel viii, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at post,
thence by lands Of Ardory d Phillips north,
one and half degrees cast, one hundred pcrchos
to whito oak, thence by Daniel B. VIII south
thirty.two degrees, west one hundred and eigh
teen perches to a post, thence by Jno, Will, east
fifty nine pcrches to the place of beginning, con
tanning twenty acres, more or less,
TERMS Oneh half the purchase money at the
confirmation Of the sale, the balance in one year
thereafter, to be secured by bond and mortgage
on the premises. JOSEPH Ii. JONES,
Kyertown, Aug. 3, 1854. Administrator,
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ItE~ Farmers, lumbermen, school teach
=, and the public generally should read
pr new advertisements.
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10 School Teachers.

A OBLIGATIONS will be received b- the
IN Board of School Directors of Cleorfeil bo-
rough, until Aug. q, 1864, for three Teachers
one Assistant, and two for the Primary DEPART
ments to teach for six months from the LIST
September, 1864. An examination will be made
Of the applicants at the Public School House, in
Clearfeld, on the 9th Ct August, by the County
superintendent in presence Of the Board of Di.
iectors; at which time and place all applicants
are required to be present.
BY order of the Board,
Aug. IL, 1861 .?t.
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The CosT OF ABoLITIoS.-The Herald
lruly remarks Of the condition of the ne
groes South "More than half million
higgers who, three years ago were fed by
plan ters on hog and hominy, are now fed
py the. U S. on hard tack and salt horse.
70 bring about this change it has cost the
United States about five thousand dollars
nd the life of one white man per niger.
No one can pretend that the sable wretch
were rot in all respects better as they
tere. Northern and Southern men, to
Pc number of million--bave fallen in
ettle or have died moro horribly in hos
isals, and the nation is nearly broken
Cwn with financial endorsements. and
this has been done TO make some hun
,eas OF thousands of niggers evsn moro
fetehed than they were
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wANTED.-Thc School Di-
j rectors Of Girard township wish to employ
THREE Teachers for the Winter Session of the
Public Schools. Applicants are expected to bo
in attendance at the examination by the County
Superintendent at Congress Hill School House
in September next. The wages will be from S25
to $50 dollars per month, according TO grade.
By order Of the Board,
PETER LAMM, ssc'y.
August 10, 1s6i.-pd.
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To THE SCHOOL DIRECTORS OF

U TIE sCEiOOI DlRECTORS OF
Il Clearfcld county, GExrLEuEy .-Arplica-
tion having been made by the Boards Of D rec
tors oil majority of the School Districts in said
county, stating their desire to increase tho sala-
ry of the County Superintendent thereof, you
are respectfully requested to meet in Convention
at the court house, in Clearfed on Tuesday tho
18th day of September, lsei, at l o'clock in the
afternoon, fer the purpose above stated, accord
ing to the terms of the eighth section of the sup
plemont to the School law, approved the Sth day
of May, 1855. C.. Il. COBURN,
aug. II, Oh ,SuDt Com Schools.
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4 AN ARMIsTICE, THEN PEACE, IN EuRorE.-
The steamer Hibernian, from Europe, adj
|vises us, to-day, Of probable armistice,
1or nine months, between the Danes and
|Germans also, favorable prospect that
|the new Peace Conference, sitting at Vi
enna, will be able to arrive at such q con
clusion as will conduce TO the interests OF
peace.
What evil fate is it, that condemns US,
nero, in America, TO fight on and fight ev-
ser-while the crowned heads of tho Old
World can secure armstices, and enter
upon the preliminaries of peace. without
much apparent difficulty a.? Is ii the des-
Atiny of Republics only to be ever ad.iG, on
'the deep sea of Civil War, while Monarch.
Djes and "strong Governments" drive
Through the perils of war to tho quiet wa
Hers Of peace? Is the sword to be tho por-
Mon of America only--and the olive branch
nd the dove reserved for Europe alone
M J. Erpress.
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For Sale-A Fruit Farm.

FEVHE subscriber offers for sale on reasonable
4 terms his FARM situated in Lawrence town
ship, about midway between Cloarield and Cur
wensyile. 1t contains about Sj acres, with about
5j acres thereof cleared with Frame House
and Frame Barn. There are upwards of 400
grated Apple trees in good conditon-somo 90
ear trees, with quantity of Cherry treas
whole being we'll. located. The titlG is indisput-
able. For torms apply to tho subscriber at
Cearfcld. GEORGE THORN.
August 10. lSGI.-tf
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Auditors Notice.

THE undersigned Auditor, appointed in open
IL court to audit and report distribution of mo-
ney in the hands of r. N. Hegarty, admnistra.
tor Of Lyman Miles, lato Of Beccuria township,
Clearfed county, deceased gives notice that he
will attend to the duties of said appointment, on
Saturday the Sd day of September, 1864, at his
office in the borough of Clearfcld, at which time
and place all persons inte rested may attend, ii
they see proper. W. N. MCCULLOUGH,
aug II, '6i. 81. Audttor.
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Teachers Insiitnte.

II NJ. McKTERNAN, Dentist, respectfully in
A forms the citizens of Glen Hope, Jancsyille
and vicinity, that he has located in Jgnesvillc,
where he it prepared to wait upon all who may
desire his professional services. ~" Calls to
other parts of tho county will be promptly attend
ed to. +. NJ. McKIERNAN.
may II, 'GI-3m-pd
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ID OBERT J. WALLACE, ATTORNEY AT LAW
IL Cleardeld, Pt., Office in Skaw's Row, op
posito the Journal olice.
dec l. tS5S.-tf
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FORMERLY AT THE BELLEroyrE ToUSDBY-cnAydE
rLACE Or BUsINEss.
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Enrolment and Quota

earheld county under the call Of July Is,
1864, for 500 900 mon.
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V' o I' II Y 2 hIII
Corner Market and Third Streets. just opposite
G. 0. X. Il. Depot, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
aug. II. 1y.
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-----S2B7, 1873 II
JAMES B. GRAHAM,
CIeaTheluJ aug. ~ "a. Cashier.
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Orders must be fer packages of the numbors
above indicated, and always accompanied by the
cash. To avoid losses rcmittances should, when
convenient, be by draft on New York. 1t is de-
sirablc that orders reach this Office as early as
possible. Letters may be addressed to
THE WORLD
aug. 10. 81 Park Row, New York.
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~ fs-g cher ss1 AZ. -EynE % a felony, ahAU
10 NsrIota lHtictuC0t o. 'or n ntstcmcanor, hni
hrF rot exceeding tyo thousand dollars, And TO
I,,pishment In the peuitrntlNry not exceeding
th.re yrttr, be ''re sny cUuSt, civil or military,
c9aIpctcnf % try TIC same. AND thhsll be the
rniv Of tho Secretary Of the Treasury, from tin Q
10 time. N institute such Investigations AZ may
10 neceBtsTy TO detect and prevent frauds and
hpusss In the tTade and other transactions con-
tempateG by this act, Ivy the acts to which this
IL supplementary. And the AGENTS making such In
vestigAtioEs shAl have power to compel the a.
tendance Of witnesses, and TO make examinations
on oath.
Scg. II. And be Ufirther enacted, That the Seerc-
tsTy Of tho Treasury, with the approval OF the
President, shall make such rules and regulations
a. are necessary to secure the proper and eoonom-
teal execution Of the provisions Of this act, and
Oh all deiray all expenses Of such execution from
the proceeds of fees imposed by rad rules and reg
ulAtiOnB II sales Of captured and abandoned pro-
lerty, AMI cf sales hcreinbefOro authorized.
Approved July 2, 1864.
~ order otthc secretary Of War;
4. D. TOWNSEND,
ootl Assistant Aiutsnt General.
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DEPARTMENT or STATED
WASuiSGTOS, November II, 1864. (
UGiclAl Information has been received by this
Department Of the establishment Of Lighthouse
en- Cape spartel At the entrance OF the Straits Of
GibralteT from the AuSntle Ocean, which wAs to
have been Illuminated on the 10Th OF last month.
rs geographical position, elevation, az, are as
follows:
Latitude tnottA) IS degrees, Al minutes, IL
seconds.
Longitude ,wcsu s degrees, Is minutes, so
seconds.
hier dian of Paris.
Elevation above the ground, 81 metIos.
Elevation above the sea, IS metres.
Reach 'purtef) 90 miles.
EitBuFmou4ted with s fixed !gtt-elroular train
OF the Arst class
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CLOTHING.

TNIoNI UNIoNn UN1oNIii
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE s.coMBINED.
MEssRs. SMITH COD
Corner OF rwentenh,street and PSnn.. ave-,
J. BRUCE CO.,
No. ast seventh street,
III SMITH,
No. 100 Seventh street,
Fave consolidated their business At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING IsToRE,
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post of,OoJ
Where you will and splendid ss.ortmcn, OF Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock OF Ready. Made Clothing
and Gentlenen's Furnishing Goods of every do
soripiou.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRING UP THE BoYsl"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Call and soc our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy OF not. No charge for exanins-
ton.
CONF EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, IF
YOU CAM
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
J. H. SMITHS,
No. $50 seventh street,
sola Opposite Post once.
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ltfff
aE..S,'-sLSySAAI.
CpBOIA1 NoT1C u.

y -
pr. N. vELl.Nvs rirnts Hospital, u lie REQ.
nn BiosS, Corner oissvensh and r a.i09'7, crrc'
t,s the Pvs, and P.isnt onSes. Rooms o. Acd n,
up stairs, Washington, D. G.
All disetens Of q priyAts nature treated "a She
nss, scientific manner, and rsdioti eursi c:.ctsod
IN all csssN. SRPaniTJC AFFECTION, con-
oRRIiGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SFNiEAi
REAKEESS, or tho rOsul. Of vOLCPTLOr'
DREAMS, or any weakness o: tho GEkERATIEE
ORGANS from any GauEo whA,Cvcr. or how ,7lg
stAnJIng, thoroughly S1l radically ertqL nm.
1OCT, RHECMATISM, RCU2AL0!A, nal orc;
CHRONIC DISEASES OF tho EEGVES, MUSCLES,
ZONES sld JOINTS SCR0FuEA, BLoTCHEs
ov TWE FACE, ERUPTj0NSea tlo Limbshnd body
md Al! othc, rRUPTivE Disc Asses and pIsvhsN
~ TUE BLOOD, from whatever onrso taog may
rA"e Irissn.
AFFLICTED AND USFORTCEATs
No matter Whist your diso,no, 10, no false deli.
,nscY prevent you from applying Immediately 70
DR.. yc!lay, who ia acknowledged to IN ~ la tAe
most sucCEasyUL PHYSICIAN Ia thO ttsstnooi
sip'tya.c tIVc.ses. Fear not to como ard Ease
U'owr your H.ip'ortunos, hnG 10 VII lpor!ly soGd
'uI - gosr ,.ny rejoicing.
m.Lv-A8UsC.
Tint IgS,.I.ul ssourse OF tao young, laaulssd In
when alone, dcs!IeyS tho gonOrAaVs o'gEnf, unai'
hem for married IFS, producing weakness OF tho
tack and limb, loo5 Of Animation and muscular
power, paIpitatlou OF the heart, nervous Irrltabl
~, loss OF nouory, melancholy habits, insanity
consumption, and Gon'N.
You've MANI In view of the drssttul conso
quCuses Of delay, do nos si 10 MAKE your cas-
! known Immediately to IT. velRY. Your secrets
nth him are EaIrcd, aud YOU may soEhden;iy roly
upon his noiie.l rkNl.
Thousands whole sFstemu were shattered rrt
who Esro on tho brink Of the grave, bETe bceE
brought back 10 vigorous health by his slpufu
tTsstmopt.
MARRIAGE
Married Porrors :, or those contemplating mt'fi
mury, who GuPpret themselves 0fimpOtonoy LOnl
AL ~oaknuLI or any diaUhto arising from n ~
lHS1d rtGto Of TIC Ecniis ofgAnt, whether tho 9"
gut OF disease, injury, youthful tndltSEot!orsr
indulgence Uftho passions In r!reg years, .ro car
neatly cntron.cd to place themselves under n,
enro Of II. " They M rely WITH esrtsll!
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80. 7U5.
pY THE PRESIDENT or TIE
~ UNITED STATES.

v,v o. ~. C,Tr, or y-ar--.pry. r,Ens ~
- -, <, n n =, 49, -
t'IT,tt-SS'try Nltssut,,'',fII' t''"4'NN "I'EN'
% 10 P"ttUNhec OF ,H", l. hbI ION LIN IN,
~ declare tu make Ilown inst ,'aSiie ,.ie, vii
.n LED "a the uIayT-nentionei Land uihSe. IL the
state Of AnEesOtA at th0 ptl!Uis hereinafter GeE.
IglAted To wit;
At nc and once ~ st. Peter, commencing ga
MONDAY, the NTH day Of December next, Tor the
IpUsAl Of the ruhIIC lands eumprised in the late
reserve for the " ilGCbagO ilditnb, above mem
l. med, and sIua'cd In ME following paris VI Town
ghipa. which Will he sOl at the appraised value II
the lanis and tho i'm lrUyen eutB III reun, viz.
North gfi base AEe end u't u he I'm PRINCIPAL
r.crI.tGT.
In tnwnChip lDS r2n.G 2I..........l5,GSi 50 acres
IL tJ| .clIp 49, IsLge .i........... 40 -
n - nEhtp lOb, range -6...........l5,2oL3I
Ia t"~usllp los, range 2t.......... Y7sI
se"snn11 r.!utu.-iI! It'ctpi Hthe !tElv.uus
"Ns's WIN '"t hpIi".st" t1.ut yer acre, ~! hS
,,s .'pS'''"H a. VAC i'I''''' ~"u' N'H9s' "a
~ L"te,IH' ,. III,
NV 20 - '"' H'.'' - "'i ~ p''l'
,''~'' y" my nI'Pn..'', ~, "L'' WI. ~ r''i ln
.'- .' ~ s'S..a.t. 81 tt' h'.Nt heb'i-H ne!
~ an . 'al r. 'pHHsti.a Hs
nv ~ "a 81 vac '','T t,'H'I hhSe Ieeh
VI .t' 1H' ''u sag ,'n s.n''., u't '"e t"le "s'
nor I'D, ~ u OPEN 4Dhgtr th''h two weeks ana no
W. "'F GU W ny VI ~ huo "'Ai uu Huh'''e"
uL.'' a''sI ,"t 'NilI i'L ui 'H' '"O MftAl'
..'''F ray nt,'' ~ ,hT cay o. A,hlhg,"H
""' "'' ~, A'SE7t nan" D"'hIHI one '""usAL /
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GRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF The
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

LDRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF The
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To az uhon Il may conccrr'
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
ms that rLonORo MASARA has been appointed
CouSul Of The Republic OF CuStemAla, at New
York, DO hereby recognize him as such, ani
declare him free TO exercise and enjoy such fure.
tons, powers, AMI privileges, as are allowed to
Consuls by the law Of nations, or by tie laws OF
the United states and existing treaty stIpustionr
between the GoyCinmca. Of Guatemala and the
United States.
In testimony whereof, l have caused these Let.
ters TO be made Patent and the Seal of the United
States TO he hereunto Affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
tor, the cigAth day Of November, ammo
| Ii..sl DOmini, one thousand eight hundred ,nt
| siXty.four, and ofthe independence Of tho
| Gate States Of America, the eighty
ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the PECGient'
! v. hvNTEP,
Acting Secretary Of state.
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n F F G l A l. =.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF TIT
United STATEs OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
70 al trh on II nay c2res'H:
Satisfactory evidence having hCen exhibited to
ne that CARL uTTo NILSSON has been appointed
Wee COn.ul Of sweden and Norway, at Is
CrOs'e, Wisconsin, do HEREBY recognize him as
such, and declare HIM free TO exercise and ENJOY
sush iunc:Sns, pnwer', and privileges as are AL
lowed to Vice Consus By the law of nations, or
BY the laws the United States. aud existing tres.
y su. ulAtions between the Government OF sweden
AMI Norway and the United States.
Ia testimony whereof, have caused these letters
TO be made patent and the seal the United StateG
to BE hcrpVn'D alike.
Gwen IN or ny hanl Ntthe city OF Warrington,
the twen'j -severth day Of October, ar 40
iL.I.l Dontnl, one thousand eight hundred and
r.Ntj.toUr, AID Of the independence 0. the
United StAtes the sighty.ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
pyttc President:
WILLIAM Il. SEW ARD,
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MT II W l N v Z N T . II
" OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLA5TIC
BONE TEETB,

DR.. s. B. sIG.SMOED q HAYWARD
100 PennsylVEnla avenue, between Twelfth aud
TLirteeRth streets, Washington.
ORA. S. & II. calls the attention OF the public to
the following advantages Of their Improved Bystoni
LIST. The teeth Of their manufacture Will peyer
corr0ds nor change color By any acids, md are
three. fOurths lighter than any other.
al. No teeth or roots nerd be extracted, a. tie
Arlluulal ones eau he inserted over them.
Id. The roota WI bs made inot.euHlve and never
70 ache,
am, No temporary teath Sr1 HeNGv.l, 40 porms-
nent ones can he male immediately hSrJG, pre-.
serving the natural expression VI tic Iks3 which,
un der tho old system, IL frequently dishglfed.
btn. This work has been fully tcBted tor over
hve years by many Of the trEt chemists nd p!ysi.
clans OF this Gud the old country.
Drs. s. & Il. have also Invented white indie.
htruotihle metal hl!!kE, VITA which the most seu-
hltive teeth can be tlle4 with1ut Pain, and eau
build up perfect PSund tnOt. On Auy lido r5CIa
which will lAsI through Lifetime,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PLIEi
With lHRoHlOUS VhpOr by Dire. SigeEInOnd a Hay.
ward, go Pennsylvania teuue, inventors and solo
manufacturers Of AnSeStc IHrUAiOuB YaInr lgUt
Laughing GAa, nor ChluroiIrm or Ether but
strictly An AnAesttO agent, entirely free from en-
hilArAting effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and Perfect
inBenGlbilty TO pain.
Tho best OF references given II rtqUtrod.
Call and examine Tor YOurselEos. mY8
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained nom the Orphans
Court OF Warrington county, In the DISTRICT Of
Columbia, letters OF naturalization on tie
personal estate Of Robert Brown, lsiu Of
Washington city, D. G., deceased. All psrsUns
having claims Agslnst the raid deoeaECd RIs here
by wATueG 10 exhibit the same, with tho vouchers
thereof to tho subscriber on or before the gIi day
OF October next they may Utherwlse bT law bs en-
eluded from all benefit nf the said estate.
Given under my hand tAia Nd day OF November,
1894 !, BROWN,
nO11IAWsWs Administrator,
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orr Q l A L:
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
lCtrculsr, No. 6l.l
WAR DEPARTMENT,
" IN bEfANi hENi
ADJuTANT GENERALS OrFICE,


ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsnISOTuS, August ., 1884,
II 10 Announced Tor tho Information and guidance
OF all concerned, that an officer OF three years
volunteer organization, who receives q new com
mission at date subsequent to that OF his original
entrance into service, Is held 10 IcTvce for three
wears from the date Of his last nuSieriH and not for
three years from tho date OF original InuSter-in.
No muBtGrs-in are authorized or recognized by
tho War Department, for hS unFrpiTsd term OF an
ORGANIZATION. MuAteTs so made have uniformly
been revoked, 40 noon as brought TO notice.
Where muBtcrs have been made BY Commits.
Iaries Of Mustsra, or their Assistants, for the
pired portion Of Term, and thereis doubt as to the
position OF al officer, the case involved should 10
forwarded through the proper COmmissary Of
MuRters to the Adjutant General OF the Army, for
the decision OF tho War Department
Regulations similar to tho foregoing apply 10
orOani rGilorS mustered inio sSrries for period les
ihGH three yeGTS; tho general rule being that COM
mlssiOneI otccr EhA, In all cases, be mustered In
for the period for which hiS regiment or company
WAS originally so mustered.
II officers of veteran organizations do not desire
to secure the advantages OF their former connie
lions aud rank As contemplated by Section 2, OF
Paragraph I, Circular No. 26 current series, nom
tn office, they can decline to be Temustered as
therein directed, and only serpe out he uneTptTsd
term Of ne Musisr UrdtT Dhlch N v may be dctingd
be fms. h. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAnt General.
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wan DEPARTmEHT,)
ADJuTART GESERAL's OFFICE, }
WAsHIEGToS, July 10, 1884.
Special Orders, No. 24I.-tExtractl
!, Tho following oflserA arc hereby mustered
ouI OF the se vice of the UDi'od Ststest
Brigsdier General John II. HoberI Ward, u
Volunteers
Army ofl,ers who may be reported az AiteEde-
Comp Ia either OF them, Will Join their regiments
without delay
NJ ordor of tho President Of the Uaitod Ststes.
Is. u. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdiutAnt General.
CnoiRli h. WILLIAms,
AssistAut Adjutant General. noei