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success. The resi- ousib.lity rests with the plo-
pie. We DO not believe that the7 VII suiI.r
themselves 10 he misled, and the cause Of thc
country 10 be betrayed. by men at once So selfish
aud 50 base. But, il they woull save the cause
they love from this catastrophe, they must
awaSe at once TO the real character. and prompt
ly crush the designed effect, Of such mauii,s,oes
rs that which has furn she'd the occasion Of these
remarks
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or In Germany thirty, or at most Ihirty-tey-
en-. In many parts they corld not hiFe men
enough even at these wages. lille such
disparity exists in wages, and willie work
iugmen know that labor is respected, A. it i
in The free states, the exodus from Europe
II con ntIuue.-N.N Ere. Post.
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Another Leaffor James Buchanan.s Book.

The Lpckport o. " Journal publishes
the ll'ioNius cxtmct from a private letter
tr1m Lieut. BoughJon, dated headquarters
Second Division, sixth Corps, near Peters-
burg, Va, June 2l, 1854
.' I send with tins true copy Of letter
written by James Buchanan to John Tyler,
Pft- lcut Of the Peace Convention on the
- Jay Of Fcbuiry, 1851 The original was
ttbe hy C1pt W. H. Long, Assistant Adjutant
General, from the house Of John Tyler,
ucr Cl1r.es City Court House. had the
clerk make the copy myself, and know it to be
correct.
'' here was another letter, copy Of which
d.l not obtain, dated the same day. or day
previous, asking what elect the parade would
hIsc ou the Peace Convention Tyler's reply
we Ii uot get, of course. Ibis seems TO have been
written ou account OF his (lyler's) complaining
tllr t.e effect would be bli.
Tie following is Mr. Buchanan's letter
WAsuIxGroy, Feb. y. 1861.
" Ny lEAE SIE-I found il imposs Die to
prevent two or three companies Of the Federal
t,o.- from joining in the procession to-day
u.u tie volunteers Of the District, withau,
giving serious offence to the tens Of thousands
90 people who have assembled to witness the
Fr.H.
BE- is. .isy is the anniversary Of Washmgton's
t-... .- f.sf.Fe u-c ls.,u throughout the land,
.rI Do Is been particularly marked by the
u N.ass o: Repre- >enttti'e-.
90 Ile troops c,uywherc Else join such pro
c.s-..- Zoo honor ot ih. Lirihly q the Father
90 ulr Country. aui i woulI he hard 10 assign
% &. 20 reason Why they should be excluded from
tae privilege in tlc Capital founded by himself
lH.g are here smr rs posse cymifgtuS. 90
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.N.urs Ehtor;
I s,e Jy the Tiae', ihai iae - of tlat
paper is getting alarmed n the activity of The
Copperhelis lie thinks the Union men should
d. something, 90 couatcrict their movements.
I think So too, aud would suggest thlt if some
# the pro.es.ej friends Of t4e Administration
viii stop eroakins about the Almin s,rlt'on, 70
VIII Try up one Of the hrg s.. streams thlt
feed ;he'r activity. UNION.
Darlington. Aug. II, 1854
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REGISTER or TuE L. >. IEAsURr.-ihc
question as to the appointment o. Mr.. Chit
tenIen's successor as Register Of the Tr,as-
ury. about which there have been divers con-
tradlctory statements, las been settled in fa-
yor Of Hon. S.Jjdard B. Colby, of Monlpc-
lier. NJ. Colby received his commission
Alg. 10 III.
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. VrRvo>T Nathan J Elsln.
one OF the early r,lcrs 0t 81 JlaU~rury.
subscribed Tor SIo.uer's Vermont J3lTua.
in company with ueish Dor on back road.
accordingly the Iap,rs were leit at T. .-.a S
fouse. ana after they bad accumulated t9-
yeral weeks, be- met the nciSlbpr aul ,ug
: -tod that he sl.u.d o5ll Tor them GOA
B., was the reply, .'you keep them ti.l tie
,rd OF the year, aad then we j divide
! rem.
Another Of the 'srly settlers there, who
"a paid in advance Tor the Journal was
-r.aily Indignant, 90 finding in bis Vapcr
ne week sno-J editorial headed in staring
atal-. PAY THE PRINTER? aud
ing upon delinquent subscribers to pay
their arrears ''Scc here" siid hc 10
postnau, the next time De came along,
what does this mean daunin. mc for t6c
Taper when have paid for lt2 "Oh
that doesn't mean yol, WAS the reply.
.''that means those WhI Rave n0t ral3.
"Well, if that dlesn [ mean me. What did
b. pat it in my paper ior?'
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-deSsr'. Edii0is:
For the encouragement Of the friends Of the
sollers. VIC would tell wha, North UuderAiu
has done for the Sanitary Commission. We have
in four weeks sent two lrge boxes f.ied with
the following articles: bed quilts, sheets, pillows
shirts, drawers, socks, slippers. ring plds'
towels, napkins, bandascs, driei fruit sugar,
jellies, mustard, &C., and are yet doing.
Mas. ELIJAH DuSToy,
President y. Underhll Sellers Aid Soc
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Hon. Giles Harrington, Of AlburSP, was
nominated for Congress at the Dem9cTa'ic
district convention held at Hyde PARK on
the 10th.
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Chr 6ree press.
BURLINGTON
FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 10. 1864.
The Wade y Davis Protest.

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ALLOTTED PAT.-Assiguees and others hold
ing Allotted Pay Of the q, "a, 4th and 9th
and 9Th Regiments. are hereby notihei that tt
turns have been received to June Both, and this
oGi,e Z, prepared to ray the sums received in
the usual way.
Ioux e pscr Treasurer
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" q cUter upon 10 NTEAlllA4A t--
the assertions or sophstrics Of this document
Veitber branch Of lis contents deserves serious
consideration, and both have been so often urged
by the more ,lruleut portion OF the CopPerhead
press, as to have lost the poor merit oi novelty
The President approved some Of the prlnelpi
embodied ia the Reconstruction bili OF congress,
and disapp-oyed Of others He declined, there
fore, 10 sign the bill, bnt declared his purpose
i 10 act in Executive capacity upon those prin-
/ eiplcs Of the bill which met his appreciation
/ There would seem to be in this nothing specially
mysterious or specially dangerous; yet Messrs-
/ Made and DAVIS discover IN II more perlls 70
( tbe independence Of Cougr,ss and the people,
F ,I,,n ever menaced England from the usurpa-
/ ,..ns Of the whole race OF StuarIs. The Presl-
/ ds1t desires TO terminate the system Of Govern
mont hy military power, which the rebellion has
made inevitable, Just as soon as the public safe
( ~ viii hermit: and therefore proposes TO hand
IL over 10 fbo loval citizens Of tlose States just
os soon as they shall number one-tenth OF
tie a.g trate ,o'ing population. This is a
, llrre ami liberal concession 10 The loyal senti-
r,ent of the South and % the just Popular DIS
trus, Of military power; and its tendency and
+ uurpose are 10 put the government Of the South
ern States into hands Of their loyal people, JUST
as soon as tbe public welfare wall permit But
Messr-. v Wade ard Davis can see IL Il noihina
4 but an attempt on the paft oi 'he fits 'usit ~
control their votes, and thus secure his own
election. The very measures taken hy the Pres
idept 10 secure the oeliverauce = the ration
from the curse Of Slavery, are in one breath
ridicaled by these gentlemen as insincere, and
Il. the next denied Is uncols-tutioaal- Their
manifesto IS SIMPLY az elaborate aud determined
etort 70 fasten ua0- he President tae stalk
sh-r.e u usurp4sol., -na TO iorufy Ia tie pub
ie ui IA TIA; vague distrust and size winch
tbe CoppeThsa1s have been for months iIstiiiing
and ulou which they relg for his deftat.
Nov. IT is by no means imp0ss' s'al' that ih'
;ior efforts f h. ~arou- parties -lI- 1eiauiaed
-y .-.uplsh this result ii Nr. lincoln 1t
4, encounter the active hostility OF every Dniol
,--,, "a t.. csnsurcs some single act q BIZ Ad
c.,ui-tritfon. 10 ad ltion to that Of tbe Demo
.-.t.. marry. winch seeks to grasp the Powei
r,d n,rrgraec nov placed in his hands; II be j
,.sf-.,rer To- every prolsssei friend Tor ever.
,..,.,...sI disappointment he may have indicted
f.- every instance OF attempted dio'a'."h i
i..v nave resented. for every ftlare 10 d.sehr'
E;s own yi,.s and adopt IN their ,i-'i oihef
Sought to be thrust upon him; u every tniol
n.at feels at liberty to abandon the tnon party
and vote f,r the bitter foes Of both, 10 graft |.
sanie nncied personal injury or negie1','t "oul
not be very strange if combination AZ once
unprincipied and 50 malignant should aehie'
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Rutland, Aug. s, 1854.
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"lhe issue Of this manifesto is a move, mode
Of procedure perhaps Il cur politics, but how
ever we may dissent from its conclusions, we
may not deny that is instinct with rare and
ri1fu0uS party spirit. -Buriiagfon Tines.
-fpg. 18Th.
Daily national Republican., 1864-11-10
MEDICAL.
SP RCIAL OTTO h

pr. N. vELLNy's Private hospital, In iSs Fed
r, mock, Corner Of seventh and stres,s, oppo.
site the Post and Ps,en, omss,. Room, 4, and 20,
up stairs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases OF . private nature treated Ia ias
,sEt ssien,lns manner, and radical cures erst,ot
IN all sssss. SYPBiLITiC ITrECTfCS, G9E-
oRkH0A, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SkAiEAL
FEAkNESS, or the result of yoLCPTUCuS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GEEERATIYE
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also
GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, nOd other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BL0TcHES
on THE FACE, ERuPTIONSon the Limb, and body
and all other ERUPTIvE DISEASE and DISEASE
OF THE BLOOD, from whatever cause they may
asve srlIou.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter WIS, your disease, let no false deli
.seey prevent you from applying Immediately &c
DR.. vellny, who 1, ssknowlsged to be by far th'
uos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN In the treatment
NJ private diseases. Fear not to Oome and maxi
Snown your mIsfortunes, and he will speedy teu'
Tou on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE.
Tia, dreadful ssourgs OF the young, indulsed /;
when alone, destroys the gonera,ivo organs, unit
them for married life, produsius weakness OF III
back and limbs, loss Of animation and musouls
power, pslpitstlon OF tho heart nervous irritabil
ly, loss OF memory, melancholy habits, insanity
consumption, and death
YOUNG MANI In view OF the dreadful eonbt
quenoes OF delay, do not fail to make your eas
| known Immediately to Or. yellny. Your secret
with him are sacred, and you may confidently rel
upon his medical skill.
Thousands whose systems were shattered an
who were on tho brink Of the grave, have bee
brought back to vigorous health by his skilln
treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married persons, or those contemplating na,r
mony, who suppeot themselves ofimpoteney sem
sal weakness, or any disease arising nom r.
lsIed state OF the genital organs, whether the u
suit OF disease, injury, youthful indlScretIons,
indulgence ofthe passions in ripor years, are ca
nestly entreated to place themselves under IL
| care OF Dr.. v. They may rely with ooTtAini
upon a speedy cure, and being restored to fu
health and visor.
He treAts with entirs success all diseases
Females such a. LEuCoRRHEA or WHITE
LAPsUs UTERI, so., &C., and in every case qua
sntees perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and COMMUNE!
TIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS eslling see no one but the DOCTOR.
Those at a distance may be TREATED BY MAI
ny sending statement OF CASE, So. Sc:
| jy?-3ms
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or Of any other set amounting TO 4 felony, aha
Io liable 10 Indictment A. for misdomeanor, and
| hno NOT exceeding i've thousand dollars, and TO
| punishment in the penitentihry not exoeeding
three years, before any court, civil or military,
eompetent to try the same. And II shall be the
duty OF the Secretary OF the Treasury, from time
10 time, TO institute such Investigations A. may
he necessary to detect and prevent frauds and
abusct In the trsde and other trAussotions con
templaed by this act or by the acts to which this
Il supplementary. And the agents making such In
vestlEAtions shall have power to compel the At
tendance Of witnesses, ard TO make examinations
on oath.
Sec. II. And Be u S.Rfhcr cndded, That the scoIe-
tary Of the Treasury, with the approval OF the
President, shall make such rules and regulations
s are necessary to secure the proper and econonl,
leal execution OF the provisions OF this set, anu
shall deiTay all expenses OF such execution from
the proceeds of fees imposed by said rules snu reg
ulatlons Of sales OF captured and abandoned pro-
perty, and Of sales hefeinbefore authorized
Approved July 2, 1854.
4. d. TOWNSEND.
o.tt A.sIstant AdiutAnt General,
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NJ w INV ENTI On
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. 5. b. SIGEsMoND HAYWARD,
9co Pennsylvsnia avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs. s. h II. calls the attention OF the public TO
the following advantages OF their improved SYSTEM
lat. The teeth OF their manufacture will never
oorrode nor change color by any acids, and are
three e.fourthB lighter than any other.
I'd. No teeth or root8 need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them.
Sd. The TOOtn will ba made inoitenslve and never
10 ache,
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, as pcrma.
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pre-
serving the natural expression Of the face, which,
under the old system, 10 frequently dishgured.
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
hve years By many OF the trst chemists and physi-
clans OF this and the old country.
Drs. s. II. have also invented a white inde-
struoti6le metal filling, with which the most sen.
sitiye teeth can be hllod without pain, and can
build up 4 perfect sound tooth on any side roOtS,
which will last through a lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
with lnnoXious VApor, by Drs. Sigesmond Il Hay.
ward, 26o PennsylvaniA avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers OF AnAestio lnnoNiouA vapUr mot
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether but
strictly an AnAeatio agent, entirely tree from OK.
hilATAting effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep with pleasant sensations aud perfect
iDlenBibiity TO pain.
Tho best OF references given II required,
Call and examine for yourselves. mY21
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Assistant AdIutant
oetI
n FF ! c A L.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To an irhom Il may concern!
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibiteeto
me that joseph NICOLAS ALDERICu BESzIoER has
been appointed Consul of the Swiss Confederation,
u Cinciunati for the States Of Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky, do hereby recognize him M such, and
declare him irec to exercise and enjoy such fuuc'
tions, powers, and privileges, as are allowed to
COnsu!s by the law OF nations, or by the laws oi
thc Cnitcd States, and existing treaty ItpuiationI
between the Gov eminent of Switzerland and the
United Statcs.
In testimony whereof, have caused these Let
ters 10 be made Patent, and the Seal Of the United
States to be hereunto Agxed.
Given under my hand at the city OF Washing
ton, the seventh day Of October, amt
IT,. u Domlni, one thousand eight hundred ant
sINty-fOur and ofthe Independence OF thu
UnIted states OF America, the eighty
ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary oil state.
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nR. Vista AIRS BALSAM OF
~ WILD CHERRY,

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD
ron
COUGHS, COLDS AND ALL LUNG COMPLAINTS
wistsr's BalGam Of Wild Cherry does not dry up
Cough and leave the Beeda OF Consumption IN til Q
system, but lOOBenS II, aqd oleAnseh tile Lungs Cl
all impurities.
Certificates almost without number can lie pro.
duoed Attesting TO the remarkable cuTes pei formed
by this remedy.
None genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS on the
wrapper. For sale by
J. r. DINSMORE, lsl Br IAdway, New York.
SETH W. FOWLE CO, No IL fremont street,
Boston, and by al. .Druggists. ocII-w&sJm
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RAILROADS.
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
" TO TILE

" TO THE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Oh ana After NOVEMBER 18th trains will leave
Baltimore from the North Calvert station a.
follows;
Ehst Mail t.........,.s'.....,.,.D,20 70 q. m.
Harrisburg Accommodation. ......9.O0 p. IN.
Lightning Express. m.
The $50 a. m. tfAIn from Washington conn eSts
sish tho $50 A. m, train from Baltimore for Pitts-
bnrg and tho Weft, aud for Elmifa, Buffalo,
Roehestor, Dunkirk, Cankndaisua, and Niagara
fals, and for New York City.
Tho $40 p. m. TRAIN FROM WASHING TON
connects with the $50 p. m, train from Baltimore,
Tor Elmira and the North, and Pittsburg and the
west.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~ For Tickets and any Information apply Al
the Office OF the Great Pennsylvania Route, cor
PennsylvAnia avenue and Sixth street, under Ma.
ticnal Hotel, and Depot House, No, l63 c street
near New Jersey avenue, Washington.
J. N. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. c. Il. r.
Il. J. WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
jcI-iy Corner sixth o.. and Pa. avenue.
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TNHIs Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, THAT

'nlD 10 ~ blN n NOllCE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the DiBtilct oil
Columbia, letters Of admlnistrAtion on the
PersonAl estate OF Mary Van Ness, late OF
Warrington county, d. C., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
" warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber or before the 2bth day
OF October next they may otherwise by law be en-
cluded from all beneht Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 26th day OF October,
1854 WILLIAM J. CRAI6EN,
Og9S SlAw9W' Administrator.
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n + F & l n l..
WAR DEPARTMENT,

ApJvTAET GENERALS OFFICE, J
W. sNIEGTOS, D. C., October 81, 1864.
Tho following Otll3grs, having been reported AT
the heaGquateTs OF the army for the offences here.
matter nppcihed, hle hereby notified that thoy will
stand dismissed the service Of the United States,
unless, within fifteen days from this date they
appear before the military commission Ia session
In this city, OF which DriSadier General John Z.
and mahe Satisfactory defence to the charges
against them:
ALscHCr iriLOm IfGre.
Captain Martin II. McChesneY Cd New York
Mounted Rifles.
FirBt Lieutenant William +. MGNAmarA, 18th
PennBy lvAniA volunteers.
Second Lieutenant John c. TNggart, Goth Penn.
sylVAniA volunteers.
DiSOLcdlCE,r Of Orfp and absence lriMOm IrdpP.
Captain Ineod re tunkcy 81 Wisconsin cay.
airy.
Fol 'giay ti.imrai puc Gai inducing men 10 DESERT
FuST LieutvnanG JJCl NJ. Straight 81; WiscOn.
u yolunteGTs, f. d, TOWNSEND,
OcSl Assistant AUutAnt General.
q
Daily national Republican., 1864-11-10
WILLIAM II. SEWARD,
Secretary oil state
n + F | { | a l..
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT or THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

ABRAHAM LINCOLN PRESIDENT or THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To al irAom may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to
me that J. THEOPmILvs PLATE has been appolnted
Consul for the Free and HanSeatie City Of Ham.
burg, at Philadelphia, | DO hereby recognize
him as such, and declare him Tree to exercise and
enjoy such functions, powers and privileges, 81
arc allowed 10 ConsulI by the law OF nations, OF
hy the laws OF the United states and existing
treaty Stipulations between the Government ol
Hamburg and the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these let.
tcrs 20 bc made pAtent and the seal OF the United
States 10 he heTeunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington
the seventh day Of October, ammo Domtni
f.. ST. one thousand eight hundred and sixty.
four, and ofthe Independence ofthe United
States OF America, the eighty ninth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
b. the President
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EXPRESSES.

i DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A. OFFICE 6l4 PENN. AVEHUE,
Washington ORa, D. O.
tRsAT EASTEl IN, NORTHERN, AND WEaT.
EsS EXP RESS F0RWAROaRB
SSrSkanSIss, "A ohsy, JowSlTy, VsIuRkIsB
ECeos, stocks, DOHop, As.,
gorwardJd with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 10 all
ts5e5flo.c 1eotionh of the country. This Company
sss AgonGicG in the principal railway towns in tbs
HohfE, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
lis prinsipal otiic0s arc
WAS3LlPGT0N, d. o., NJ YORR, BOSTON,
EEIL6DEEPHLA, BALTLAORh, ON
CLHRATL, ST. LOUIE, LOUIS
VILLLs, LEXINGTON
GOarcstiOns are made Is New York snd BOgtDa
With liRGJ fOrgATdicg TO the CsnLdEs and ths
British Provinoes, and with steamship lines 10 LiV.
srpOOl, Southampton, aud HAvTe, and thence BY
EuTOpeAn OK presses to all prominent commercial
towns in Great DrtIsin And on the Continent,
Collection O. Notes, DrAftS, and Bills made ~ Ell
Gss=EElble psrlS Of the United states.
q. @. DUNN, Agent
Il WAAhinKton, D. q,
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O + c L.
NEWLY COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
lCigcular, No. GIL
WAN DEPARTMENT.,

lLliculafi NO. bl.
WAN pEPARTMEST,l
hDIUTAST GENERAL'S OFFICE, J
WASirSGTON, August 2, 1864.
II 10 Announced lot the Information and guidance
oil all concerned, that an officer OF three years
volunteer organization, who receives new conf
miEson at cate subsequent to that Of his original
entrance into service, Is he'd 10 service for three
years from the dGfr Of his last mUSer-ln, and not for
three yCaTs from the date OF 0, giHdi muster-in.
No musters.in are authorized or recognized by
the War Department, Jorh he uncrpired term OF an
organization. NGuBtcrs so made have uniformly
been revoked, so soon ss brought to notice.
Where muEters have bCen made by Commits.
EaFtes OF NusteEsr or their Assistants for the uner
pirCd pQiOn Of fGrH and thore,is doubt az to the
position OF an olllcer tho Involved should be
forwarded through tho proper CUmmissAry of
MuBters TO the AdjutAnt Gcneral OF the Army, for
the decision OF the War Department
Regulations similar to tho foregoing apply 10
organizations mustered into serVice for period less
hGH three years: tho general rule being that COM
missoned officer shall, In all caBes, 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 oonmiS-
siOns and rank, 40 contemplated by Section 2, OF
Paragraph /, CiICulSr No. SO, current seFies from
this office, they can decline to be remustered as
therein directed, aud only Servc out ne unsrpirsd
eEpl Of ne muster u!deT lphith N y may be detflgdi
ne lime. +. d. TOWNSEND,
AtFistAnt Adiutant General