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UaLp's HONEY or HoARuoUsD AND TAR,
For tho Cue .

For tho Cure Of
Coushs Cold Influenza, Hoarsenes'' DhcaN brea'n'hs
and all Affections Of the Throat, Grcnchif Tubes
and Lungs, leading to Consumption
This sovereign remedy is compounded from the faToe'e
ripe Of an Iusrious Physician and Chemist who for many
wears used II with the most complete in bis extensive
private practice
lie had long been profoundly Impressed Wild tie "on'e''''
virtue Of the honey Of the plan, orehound IN "nO" WI"
the CLEANSING and EALSG properties Of tar extracted fo
tho Ltys PRINCIPLE Of the forest tree fb" ba'o"'a VI
Balm Of Gilead For years 10 was baHed IN MS attempts
TO blend these great medicinal forces into suoh union inst
the original power Of each wOud be preserved the
b o,lie. of common tar removed and the pace oil ths
compound be wiihn tho means Of al At last a'e' long
oo of deicnl, chemical experiments; he fouud that by
adm; 70 ,he. fire other ingredients each one valuable by
le 10 .,o only obtained the desired results, but greatly
no the curative power Of the compound This having
hoe, thoroughly tested ~ practice Il now offered TO the
.r,, r,,le q. = safe pleasant and infable remedy
PRICE 20 CENT, PR BOTTLE.
For sale by at Druggists
CHARLES DowNFR General Agent.
No Il Ced,r.st.. New York
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Turkeys md Thanksgiving. .

Collector Draper has allowed NE use OF one
OF the pablo stores to receive the package Of turkey
and other good things for the soldiers and saos TIE
James a articles must be cooked. the turkeys
wrapped in white paper and picked in straw in boxes
or barrels marked d" Cur Defenders City Point" and
sent Getys store. in the rear Of Trinity Church,
Trinity Place. from the l7th to the Goth no atcr. What
with our standing W Jog our brave boys at the polls and
remembering them "a Thanksgiving, think they VIII
ht tbe Rebels harder lick than ever. VIII The LOYAL
newspapers please keep this before the people until tie
2O;h IfJohuny Nook did try beef WIZ should not Try
tuikeyi c. v. B.
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CorpRiHBAD CONSPIRACY TO FIRE TuR CITY.

tOPPERHkAD tONSPIRACI TO / IKE J Ht tiIf.
The following telegraphc correspondence between
tie Secretary Of State and Ills Honor tic Mayor. in
reference to epprehcndel conspiracy to ie the city
on the day Of election is published:
WARRINGTON, Wednesday, Nov. ?, 1854
70 The Nfyor Of the Cify " Aeu- iofk.
fhis Department has re yed inf Imaon from the Bfi
Provinces the effect ihat their il conspiracy foot 20
he % tie principal cities tie Northern states tie
dsv Of lie PRECEDENT election. II j. ny duty 10 comrun
cse this Informs tiou 10 Sor. V. n. SEWARD
M.IoE's OyyrcE, Nce'.YoIk Thursjty. Row. 1864.
Hon. ". ~. Srpdrd:
You dispatch received have no fes Of such uest
being armed oct attempted However. shall tais
ali Precautionary and amply prepared Should
any Federal ASSISTANCE he necessary asI invoke he ,ant
wiihOu, delay. [. GODFREY GCSfHrE, Mayor.
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Give CONSTITUTION WATER fair trial.-We
mean you who under sDecaiisf from yehg
"a wear and we particularly aiiude to ladies Who are
constantly resolting local treatment and all SORTS OF
local applications for di1eascs, with much chance Of
success as there would be from locs application 10 tie
throat for diseases Of The brain. Sold wholesale by
morgan s ALLEN, Ne. Il Chfst., and ILL drGggsts.
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MARRIED.

the Rev. Gcofy, A. Habbol.
Johu g. Barrett j., g HewfOri to M-s Mary D. lilhte'
q WliensbuTgh.
UARD-HOUSTON-On Thur.dsy Nov. . At MiddSowu,
\ T. bv tho Rev Mr. Capron, Clarence G. Hard Of New
York 70 Mary II. Houston. No cards.
DECENTRALIZATION Tue.dsy. Nov ! by he Hev.
Henry Ward Beechcr. John C. souhwick TO Eh NJ Capp,
81! q Brooklyn.
SFAPING-ROGFRs-On Thursday Oc'. Is At Harlem by
the Fev J. b. Ws.hbrrna. Henry C. ses1iug 70 Miss Los
j.. dau-he Of william Koscfs, esq all 81 IL sn
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Dolitiral n ofires.

The Lsyel Union As.sriatiess and Ciabs Of the
Stsenth and twentieth srs are invited TO psoipsls In
Ms Grsnd Parade THIS tFridsyf EVENING, at y o'clock
The toe oil the Second Dy,vs viii be formed on Twenty
ssesaa Hu ps2 Ei1htpsYs H. e. rAk6E nssshA.
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Business Notices.
BrRpsALI's AgyICA Iurur,r

BURDsALLS ARNlCA LIHIHEyT.
N infsiihe for BuDs Scads, Syss1n, Rh.vm,.to
Inflammation &c single duplication tsys the pain from
pun The instant IL applied. No isSiy should b. tLout
Depot No. 81 Barclay. " Y
BArcnELOks HAIR DYE.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and
eeec The geruineis ayued WILLIAM A. BArcRrLox
sod BY si Druggists. Factory No 81 Bsrelsyss
MRS. WISsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUp-For chill.
d's Teeihns Cures Dysenery snd DisIhvs the
Stomach and Bowels. and cures Wind Collie.
SPIRIT lNrRRCOURsR.--Dr JAS. v. MASs-
Sss&D the world senowned writing medium through WHOM
mote tLsa Oss l!usp3ED THOUSAND Tssrs Of SPAR lDES
nave eeeo si,en has token psriss q NJ. 81 Aniy d.
Fossen rres,vsd lren = u. 70 8 o. u.
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Advert enient.
DR. BANYIXG's BRACE TECSSES. BODy
BHACI-. SPINAL LEWIS, WOMB RrhCps ard PUI
SFRlNGs applied By himself at No. =. BoDd..t New
YORK.
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- A9yertisement.j
JEFFERs, No. 5i3 Br0adw0y, is now prepared
to sell his Ladie5 and Chldrens SHoRs and Gents
Plain and Fancy SLippERs at prices TO suit the times
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Special Notices.

A Public Meeting
LOYAL WOMEN or NEW YORK
WILL BE HELD AT ras
CHURCH or THE MESSIAH
broadway. opposite the New York Ho:a,.
On FRIDAY EVENING, Nov {. as O'Clock.
UNDER THs AUSPICES o.
THE YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN UNION
Addresses will be delvcredby
HON. CHARLES SUMNER,
REV. III. W. BELLOWS, ID. d..
HON. l.. II. PIERPOINT.
VIM. CURTIS MOVES. ESQ,
MAJ-GEN. c. GROVER.
aud other distinguished speakers.
TICKETS FREE.
To be obsincd =, McEsrlsnds No s5T Broadway. cor.
Tw.E ythirj.t Miller Matthew's No. i3l Brosdwayt
Rcranos No ,2 Broadway at the Offices OF The Tribune
I'd Evening fost aAd the Headquarters OF the loaaS
Republican Union cor bioadws) aud ihIteon,h e.
Mr JOSIAH KING w.il perform on the organ.
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Sixth Congressional District.
Ixra. XVIII AND XVIII WARDS
REGULAR UNION CANDIDATE.
HENRY j. RAYMOND.
Pooxs OF THv n Y. STATE CrNrrAL CossIIrgr.
AsToK IiousI Nov. z, 1904. !

o N l. FL
AsToK ioush, nov. z, iSoa J
Al. meeting OF tho Executive Committes Of the New.
Yori Union State Con9u- held a. the Aston House In the
City Of NewYoIk The ID Of November. 1864 the follow
ing preamble snd resolution. unanimously sdop,ed;
The Executive Committee Of the Sewi orb Uuion State
Conn with doHe 10 lrrnouize the existing diferen
ccs the Sixth Congressional District invited tbs two nomi
Hon. HENRY j. RAYMOND and Col RUSH G. HAWKES.
to NEE; the Committee and after hearing their statements in
reference the action OF the nominating conventions and the
subsequent attempt of the candidate, recOnce the dor
encc, in the District. il was unanimously
R,oltsd That Il be recommended TO the two candidates
and the conventions nominating them they having already
iee 10 select third leiee with the referees already
chosen by the respective oanadte and that Tie decision %
the majority dttermnc who Of the two candidates should
BE- the candidate OF the Mon party III the Sixth DISTRICT
The proposition soceP,ed BY MI RAYMOND and the
Convection which norin,'ed him, but letter was received
from tho Convention which nominated Col HAWKINS de-
dining tho proposition and submitting counter proposition
that the difference decided and the candidates selected Dy
casting lots:
Ts<yeppoa IL ,,a. unanimously ye,oired That the Couven
ton which nominated Col HAWKINS having declined the pro
roon made by ,hi, Committee snd having submedPro
sons which this COMMITTEES do regard as either exp
dent or conducive to baonus and vigorous seton sons
IA, Union men Of the District, ts Committee, trfe' az On
cireuniaroes the ea,c and after egTefS inquiry az 70 ~
relanre reng Of c eaSddafei REcosAESD ALL tAio'
vorEps ~ TuE District TO CAST THEIR VOTES FOI
HENRY ]. RAYMOND AS TIE REGt LAkLi NOM
MATED UNION CANDIDATE.
HAMILTON HARRIS Chairman
WALDO NJ. POITER, Secretary.
ACTION OF TIE NATIONAL UNION EXECUTE
COMMITTEE.
ROCKS or THE NsTioSaL UsioSl
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
Aston HorsF NV ! ok Oct 81 l5oil
Ae meeting OF the Committee held this day in the ab,ce
Of Mr. RAysosD. the Hon. VA. CLhl FAlN, oil MaS'au'
setts was appointed temporary Chairman
The regular business Of the Committee having been rams
.ced the following resolution offered considers sud
uuaninously adopted:
Rc,oi,eS That amply CERTIFIED TO learn That ithoh
UyyRy J. RAYMOND be- accepted the domination 'eicirH
hun BY the Union Convention II the sixth t3ns'rs'p- -
tret of the State Eeviork. that eApsnehooi 49,
ability jLstiGcs recommending him (" Tie soprH ua'
district G. one einin-nty qushied 20 fcpesen lr"rh '
National Councils aud that most earnestly desire D ero
ton the poson would bcn"i' NM bt fcahse
the county would be- benefited by securing h' s"svir-
VIZ. CLAFfLIN, Chairman Prteu.
r. y. SPERRr. Secretary.
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ers:
fl. GRIENELI-
Presidents.
VIM. / Dodge.
Charles II. Marshall,
Saepperd Knapp
Richard ID. Laihr0p,
Henry A. Smythe.
George Opdyke.
Cbas. II. Russell,
Jas. G.. King.
Leonard v. Jerome.
Geo.gl u iswold.
Seth Ii. liant.
Heniy n. BogeIt.
Samuel T.. Low.
Henry C!ews,
IL. ". y. Mali.
Fdw1rd Minturl.
Deniug Ducr.
w. Il Gulon,
Charlie Gould.
CIV. :. Roosevelt,
WIN. q Lambert
Edwin HOyt.
Wm. a. Booth,
waldo Hutchias,
Z. CGylers,
Potter Cooper,
Geo. L. Ia.man
l;ichd. Ecly
Henry 4. Hurlburt.
Charles G. Iaben.
Japcs " adswo.th.
John Paine,
VIA. Sciigman.
II. J.. Chaplin
T.. G..lulchlll.
Jpmes l.. Waise.
W |. Jenkins
Richard Schcil.
Samuel Wcini0rc,
{. ii. LudiLEUoD,
II. Art ar,
EdWsnd liaight.
IS lillian .. Taylor.
". II. johnson,
u. II. Arnold.
J. II. Bankcr.
Ncsclniah Knight.
W.T. II. webb,
Iclu 4. {. Gray.
; : Nyckon,
stephen Hyatt.
Walter :. Griffith.
Alfred EiwasGs.
Peter IL. Var derVOort
Henry L. Vail.
Elliott &. Ccwdin.
a. ii. Amy.
Geo. Il. Adce.
10 Grand y. ClnnOn,
.. {. HOwcs.
wins Gaylord.
Vim. Barton.
Philip Tiliin ghast.
OrisOn Blunt.
Geo. b. De Forest.
Samuel Il. Caldwell,
Chas. EasiOn.
Edward Martin,
Francis Rowland
Emerson Coleman,
James L. tieebOrn,
Isaac !. Oliver,
David T. Codd.ngtOn,
Merritt Tumble.
George y. Butler.
no will address the mcetlI
the Hon. Il. Ii. DANA. j.
:. Gen. HIRAM W ALBEIDo
~.
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The following well-known citizens are among
ha.. selected Cor the officers Of the proposed meeting
lsnl merchants and bankers
pr,.i5,rt-Hon. MOSES H. GRISSEu-
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INGREDIENTS, and " nnlcr"' N'"csi"e IN "s"
.,. Thi. Day ns BIS p.m'

The following we'll
nose selected Oor the on
lgnl merchants and ban
presiJenf-Hon. NOSE
Jice
A.. Low.
1Onahan Sturgesl Q
Alex 4. stewart
.IOhR 4. stevens,
kimel Draper,
Moses Taylor.
Morris ketchum.
RobertN. McCurdy
Robert = Stuart
John {. Gceen.
Ezra Nyc
Alex. v. bradford,
3. Il. Chitielden.
W. W. DcioTest.
ID Randolph Martin
Lorenzo DrMer,
Henry NJ. TnHr.s
Edward ). Jahl1y.
Marshall o. Roberts,
Wm. X. Strong,
John steward.
John Il. Phelps.
John y. Wilisms,
WIN NJ Vcrmly..
W. A. Murdoch,
Henry &. Stebbius.
J.eGrand Lockwood
a. V. stout.
VIM. II. IOps.
A BIN. " akciIan,
Hcrycy J.. Clarke,
WIN. II. Lee,
ThOs. Murphy,
Geo. ". Blunt,
Wm. 4. Blodget',
Sam. &. Ruggles,
Samuel 4. Skidiuore.
Chas. +. LivermoIe,
J.. A. Conkling.
NJ. w. Cooper.
JOha Door,
y. T.. Yclyerton,
james Austin Stevens
4. Z. Loyerich,
~. Lewis, IT,.
il. Blydcnbureh.
John Wodsw0rth,
Gustayus a. ConOyer
J.. ID. stanton.
Benjamin r. MarieFrc'
Geo. \. Wicks,
Wed. W. Clarke,
{. Barstow.
Robert Rcmsen,
Chss. LemsOn,
Drank II. Howe,
sheppard Candy
Simeon Baldwin.
Joseph Lee.
A. ID. L. Grant,
Abraham Nj. CoucDs'
y. II. Hutton,
John u Draper,
John 4. Stewart,
Henry y. Heiser.
Mm. Il. Wisner.
Theo. Polhcmus, jr.,
Nathi. ;. Merritt,
Jhos. II. Magnee,
John 4. Parker,
1sasc sherman.
Daniel Drabe Smith,
Henry NicOll.'
aouis 5. Fellows,
William ID. Murphy.
Among the speakers
will be WM. n. EYAKI-
SostOn WA. +. DoDC
SlyEOS r. CnITTENDFN,
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FAMILY SEWING Of every DESCRIPTION neaIy
done on tbe CyoyER EAKrHs M,CmsE, e. No. go
Broadway near 22dst. Ladies and chdiens garments nsde
* mud mnicr lis c-rem-Y made up 81 snort nol,c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-04

Ten FIRST PREMIUMS were awarded TO the
Grover Baker Sewing acne at the Oregon State fa'
mai closed
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Union Nomination.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DlsEICT,
Ninth sud Fifteenth WsTsD
AssEzpLy..
THOMAS r.. sIEWAR.
Gerrit Smith
Is 10 BEAT
COOPER INSTITUTE
Az ?. m. Oh FRIDAY November T. to esser such suss
tion' touching the Country the Rebeonnd tho Election
Democrats Republicans nsy then snihsre pu, to him.
Union War Eagles, Twenty -rst Ward, meet
THIS EVENING, al O'Clock, al No. JFomtlsvo
New Campaign Lantrns.
NEW POLITICAL TOCH
Burn. Three Hours.
flREWORkS OF ALI liSi6.
FLAGS BANNERS AND ILLU MlNTED LANTERNS
FOR PROCESSION
FUNSTON SCOF1ELD.
No. 9Des,rest Newiork,
II you want q Peace SHIN Democrat %
gnash their teeth and howl show them OF THE yum
NEST! The irnnesl comic pofcsbspsi yaa eyot ssw
5VN sveYwhege.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-12
MEDICAL.
CP ECIAL NoTIC

Dr. NJ vELLNYs Private EorpissI, in the TSd,
srnl Flock. Corner Of Seventh and streets, oppo.
ate the Pos, and Patent ofiOes. Rooms ~ and AZ,
Up I,air,, Washington, D. c.
AL diseases OF private nature treated In the
hast ssionhns manner, and radical eurss erected
IN all ohis,, STPHfLTTIC AFFECTION, COZ"
oRRBGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, CRIMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result OF VoLUPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness OF the GEHERATIFE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically 0ursl aiIo.
GOVT, RHEUMATISM NEURALGIA, nd oihOr
CHRONIC DISEASES of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, anal JOINTS; SCROFuLA, BLoTCBES
on TIRE FACE, EEL PTIoNSon the Limbs .ad body
aud All other ERuPTIvE DIsEAsEssEd DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, from whatever e.uso they may
ss7S arisen.
AFFLICTED AND uSToRTUNATE
No matter what your disease, lot no ialso dell.
.Ascy prevent you nom applying Immediately to
Dr.. veIlny, who Ia ACKNOWLEDGED to be By far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the trsA:mon;
Of private diseases. Fear not to come And make
known your misiortunes, and he will speedily send
rou on your way rejoicing.
That dreadful ssourse OF the youns' indaised ID
when alone, destroys the generative organs, unit,
,,.,, ,,,,,,,. ,-o,r,,,. ,r.,,,o, a.,
oa0A ana hn'o'' io'' Vi 'ri~A'oh anu muscular
power papitAtion OF INC heart nervousirii'
~, loss OF memory moisnehoy haoi'' INSANITY
consumption, and death
YOUNG MANI In view OF the dreadful oon'o
quenees OF delay, do ros isil 70 MAKE your eass
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CLOTHING.

TNIoNi UNIoNM UNIoNiil
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE sTgREs: coMBINED
MEssRs. SMITH COL
CorOer OF TwentienhIstrost aud Psnn,, ave.,
!. BRUCE = CO.,
No. is4 Seventh street,
hED
J. II. SMITH,
No. $50 Seventh street,
Haze consolidated their business Al the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. 100 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite he Post ofneeJ
Where you will Hud splendid assortment of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an Immense stock OF Ready. Made Clothing
and Gentlemens Furnishing Good, of every lie.
Iefption.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"DRINo Up THE BoYsI"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or net. No charge for exsmins
ton.
COME EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, If
you CAM
But COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE
J. II. SMITHS,
No. AGO Seventh street,
Sel2 Opposite Post once.
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nj W INV L NTI D N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLASTIC
BONE TEETH,

DIR. S. d. SIsRsMoND 4 HAYWARD,
$50 PenDsJlVGniA avenue, batween Twelfth Aad
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. S. h II. calls the attention OF the public to
the following advantages OF their Improved syHtem
lst The teeth of their manufacture will never
oOrTode nor change color by any acids, and are
thrce-fOurths lighter than any other.
Cd No teeth or roots need DO extracted as the
artificial ones eau be inserted over them.
81. The roots will be made inohenEiVe and never
TO ache,
4ti. No temporary teeth are needed, as pcrma-
nent ones can be mAde Immediately, thereby Pre-
serving the nSturC! expression Of the face, which,
under the old system, IL frequently dlshguFed.
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
i've years by many OF the trst chemists and phy1i.
clans OF this and the old country.
Drs. g. Il II. have also invented 4 white iRde-
struetible metal tllinE, with which the most SEN
sit!ye teeth can be flied without pain, and can
build W perfect sound tooth on Nny side roots
which viii last through liietimg.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With Innoxioub VApG9, by DTa. sigesmond X Hay
ward, 200 PeRnsylvAniA Ayspue, Inventors and sole
Manufacturers OF AnAestio InnoYIous vapOT mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOrOfoTm or Ether but
strictly Al Anaestio agent, entirely free from
hilGrAting GEGsta and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
tnsenGiblhty to pain.
Ths boat Of references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. my2S
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TNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Court OF WsELlaEt0R oounty, in the DIstiict Of
Columbia, letters Of administration on the
personal estate of Mary Van Ness, late Of
Washington county, D. c., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thsreof to the subscriber or before the 25th day
OF October next they may otherwise by law be ca
eluded from all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my band this 10Th day OF October
1854. WILLIAM J. CRAlGEN,
Oc96.IAW1y' Administrator
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n F FL A l..
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
lCiTou!ar, No. ell

lCiroulsr, No. g.
WAN DEPARTMENT,
ApiUTAHT GESERAL's OFFICE,
WASHIEOToN, August o 1851.
II Ia announced for the Information and guidance
OF all concerned that an officer OF three years.
volunteer organization, Who receives 4 new com.
mission at ate subsequent TO that OF his original
entrance into Service T. held 10 srrpiee for TIRE,
years from nc dG'c Of his lost nuSier-:n, and not for
three years from the date OF original muster-ln.
No muStcT5-in are authorized or Recognized by
the War Department. for he uRerpirrd term OF an
organization. Masters 60 made have uniformly
been revoked, so sonn as brought to notice.
Where muhtCTs have been made by Commits.
sarGG OF MuBterB or their Assistants for the unfr
pirfd portion ~ term, and theFsiB doubt as to the
position of An officer, the case involved should be
forwarded through tha proper COmmissary OF
MusterA to the Adjutant General Of the Army, for
the decision OF the War Department
Regulations similar TO the foregoing apply 10
organisations mustered into service for period rss
man three gears; the general rule being that con.
miBSionsd officer shall In all cAsPB be mustered In
for the period for which his regiment or company
WAS originally so mustered.
II otiosrG OF veteran organizations do not desire
to secure the advantages of their former commit
SiOaS GHd rank" contemplated by Section 2, of
Paragraph l. Circular No. SO, current series, from
this office, they can decline to be romubterod ~
therein directed, and only gerUs OF! re uaerptFed
tenn Of he nIJicF under iBhiCh mn nay be GciEqCi
ne fine Il. d. TOWNSEND,
hsRlgtAnt AdiutAnt General.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, ]

WAN DEPAN1MLNTl
AD.UTAET GENERAL's OFFICE, }
WhSHISGTUE, d. c., October 81, 1854. }
The following officers, having been reported at
the hesQuSTters Of the army for the offences here.
matter specified, hereby notified that they Will
stand dismissed the service OF the Uni,ed states,
unless, within fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
III this Ol'y, OF which Brisadler General John Z.
Caldwell, United Ststes volunteers, is president,
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them:
Absence iriihom lsdur.
Captain Martin II. McChesuey, 81 New York
Mounted Rides.
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Pcnnsy wanna volunteers.
o. lvaniA volunteers.
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airy.
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FiTaI Lieut., uAat joel NJ, Straight, S9th WtaeOn-
n yOIunteers T. D. TOWNSEND,
oosI Assistant AdiutAnt General
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ron
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WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJUTAET GEEEHAL's OFFICE,
WICuIHuTUT, ID. C., OUtOheI 20, 1891,
SpcUll Ii utI lAut ARtOn Meyor, l1lh United
States iLf,utIy hsv,Hg been reporter a. the head.
quarters OF the aTG4y Tor dhgence without Leave 10
dismissal fIom the service Of the United StAtes,
uuleIB within fifteen days from this date he re-
ports In person to the command ng officer OF his
regiment Ia the Amy If the Potomac.
Il, D. TOWNSEND,
Oc3I Assistant AhIutAnt General
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