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Railroads.
Dayt0n d Western 3 Iallroad.
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At 5;S5 m and 400 p m. 1'' - N''o'
Returning, will arrive atli.leA m aud 500 N y,
The 500 IN, end $3.50 y m, express tram. ., n. =.
close conn9oilonsto 10 AL points IN the West and
me s;us m tram ~ the shortest and quickest reie =
TO Chicago and the Northwest ~" e
nol1 n W. WOODWARD, Superintendent
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9a9ailg Gmpire,
City and Other Matters.


aS-Trains arHvsand d0partfrom the UnieD Dspoi
as folsws:
CIHoIENATI HAMLTsS ASp BAHToH.
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NEW-KORk LEGIsLATGRE.
SESATE....AiBAxr. Jan. 81. 1854
nssuaENHan

SENATE....Ar Jan. o. 1854
PETITIONS PRRsESTKD.
By Mr.. MURPHY-Of james HOY and Others
Tor the Incorporation " lie Joint stock Farming A,so.
citation.
By NJ ForGva,-To abolish the office Of County So.
perintsndcni Of Common Schools.
BILLS RKrogrgD PAyoRARLY.
by nr ASpRgvs-IO amend The Charter OF the
Brooklyn Fire Department
10 lzc tie action o. the New York Supervisors In
raising bounty AID not funds
Hills NOTICED.
Bv Mr. CozASs-1o facilitate badness before the
Surrogates Court -
~ Sfr CofS1IL-To authorize the Erie Railroad Co.
20 their capital stock and 10 enable the Com
pauy To- build u double track On its road.
Br Mr. SILoSG--To legaze the issue OF Certificates
Of indebtedness for The hroIaen and niLtinInen Of
Brooklyn.
Bills INTRODUCED.
BY NJ HAyESs-Reltlive 20 special Administrator
By Mr. CmIsin.-Io Incorporate the Long Island
5avings Bank. ,
BY Mr. SIEoyo--To incorporate the Sew Brooklyn
Turn Iefeiu.
Also, 10 Incorporate tie Central Park Hotel Co.
Tie bi amending tie charter OF tho Protestant Eps
cOpal iaot Society was pnssed -
The Governors Message beng the special ORDER, Mr.
HAyE.a addressed the Senate IN review OF that docu-
nent lie sha1y criticized the views aud acts OF The
Governor in regard to the Rebellion, and warmly ap
proved Of the military political and financial measures
Of the General Governments
Adjourned
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MARIE ID.

ADAMs-SERGEAET-oa Thursday, Jan 81 ct the Church
OF the ked.soy, South lonkers, by the Rev. Leigh IL
It.n.on Andrew Adams Of Devonhirs England % Mary
knolsea eldest Of William Sergeant. Of s2uy1en
DuyyoL
E,RNARD-CUsHlNo-In Brooilyn, on Wednesday, Jan
~ by the Rev c. A Bpksy L. w. Barnard, IT,, esq TO
Mas Mary W. eldest daughter Of the hon D. b. Su'hhs
all OF brooklyn
CARRIE Ln-wooDwORrH-N Ne~ haven, Conn, on
ToesJay Jan 10 by the Rev Dr. nut,on, Harrison Gar
hsid u Lee Mas 10 Miss Mary Y Woodwork Of New
Haven. Conn
FDDY-EhsTON- Broskiyn Thursdsy Jan u, by the
Rev Thomas Arsniisse, ID. d.. jesse EDDY TO NHy E
daughter Of Norman Ea4ton, esq
LEMON MALLORY - On Thursday. Jan ~. at thu
thrsfesk Baptist Church, icskvie ny the ksv
Cha. { Morton, Lionel Lemon Il Brookya t. D., to Jen
nie Mallory OF Bridgeport Conn
McNI1T- CkRR-Iu Norwich. N. Y Sunday JAN u, b,
the rev Mt scovie, Mr. A. Dwight McSs TO hiss Hello,
A. Carr, all OF norwich
| sFARs-sToNE-At fitchburs Mass, on Thorsdsy Jan
=, 1854 by the Rev w r. Tiden OF Boston. John " Scar
Of Nrw-York to Ella H. daughter Of Norman stone esq
| Of fitchburE
| sMlTII-REyNOLDS--At lrvinrton, on "wednesday Jan
10 by the Rev WIN. II. Fupess d. D., Duncan smith
| Charlotte >. Reynolds
WIsEMAN-MERRITT- Brooklyn, on Thnrsdsy, Jan y
l by tho Rev Dr. Lt,rohn, Capt Theodore "heman, L.
Amy to Emily o. second daughter OF Wesley Merritt ESQ
| of Brooklyn. N. Y.
Esshvillo Tenn papers please copy.
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Eniistments I'm she iNew-Kork Engineers
LETTERS PROM GENERAL GILMORE AND COLONEL
sERRELL.
We have already called attention TO the re.
cruiiment now going on for this welknown regiment
The following letters Of Colonel Serre asking aid
Of tho loyal Leasue Clpb 70 oil Up his ranks and Of
General Gilmore expressing his opinion Of Colonel Ser
rcWs capacity and services
No. 81 WBs, WIPBIyoT0N rLAos.
kvH-YO cK, Jan. 10, lI0L }
GESrIFxsS hsve the honor 70 request your cid A OBJ
tsirg engineer troops for the Depart -t OF te South
II L. hoped that ths Of the .srs,s may b. entitled to
our confederation. The New ork r.eers have been.
dora the past tweny-esht monha, 10 every action In tho
lie casuaie, Of and particular, The eiess Of Charles.
ten reduced their numbers Cannot yos I'D rep-sn
them You have done much for the hoped
viii not be unable unwilling to do mogs J. H. those
ole earnestly asked OF you For over two hundred days
these brave Of the Engineers have been in the front day
and night, under hre Greater numbers reeded for the
mott movement ncoss letter from Maj Gen. Gilmore,
Commanding end Chief Engineer Of the Del artuenI
EDWARD W. SEnRELL G. H.. Asst Ess. D. 8.
To the National Loyal League Club. N.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT og rHa sourH.
FOLLY ISLAND, 5. G., Jan Z, 1854
To Col Ed w. SzRnELL Con,1aadins ~ Y. Pel Engu,
AIR Enyr Dep't Of ths South.
temporary absence from my command on other duty
the untrng energy and great proieso al
ability dy by and ' si. o psEch ,sS I
from dine 10 lime been sss gned
have ioari IN you no. only udeioas adviser but zeal
on, a. ecsu, coopcraor in the solution c the many
and dfscls psobl, a.. which have como Up before Va
due regard interests Of the service here Induces
request that you viii make your absence rom tho command
Very respectfully. your obedIent servant
u. A. GILMORE, Major General Commanding.
Norz-For the purpose Of complying with the Oenerals
wishes above expressed want all tho help can got
q" "'''
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DIE ID.

BRowN-At Rye on Wednesday, Jan. 20. J. C. Roosevelt
ansrs -ryess a C3ist Church. Rye on Friday O'Clock
cRAwFORp--M White Plains. on Wednesday. JAN 20
| Csherins H., wife Of Elisha Crawford
Ths end fepds invited 10 asirnd her funeral
bsr fesiasuce, IN whiis Plains on Sunday jan e.
oorDor Tuesday jan 10, Robert Gordon In the ed
I'D frssa. Of the family ere respectfully invited
n al md the fasn from HE late residence NO ios SUN
van street ths tfriIsy afternoon att o'clock "'th' luz
th,r Invitation
l. 1854 wm l.. Harmon, NJ d., Of Se" YORK. IN 'os 'sh
year Of his age.
BuNTER-In the Town Of Yonkers Wednesday jan 20,
Mrs. SARAH Hunter, aged 70 years
LUFF-In ts city, Wednesday, JAN 20 o. the Tndence
OF her mother Ann b., wife Of Edward Luz and eldest
daustrer ofthe late Nathaniel Ladd
10 attend her funeral on Friday the 2:d JUST 81 O'Clock
M At the residence Of her mother No. 10 AsnTy street.
without !urther invitation.
Boston and New. Hampshire papers please copy.
McGRAwAt Psinesvills, Ohio, on Wednesday Jan. 70,
Eohoss Mcrsw Of this city In the 39a yeor Of his age,
o injuries. received In tho accident upon the Cleveland
Notice Of tho funeral will b, given hereafter.
sIBLEY-ln Lodi Medina County Ohio. on Tuesday, Jan
1854 Mary Edwins ouly child OF DIT Edwin ii. and Mary
A. sibley, ssod u years.
wIsEBURN-On Wednesday evening. jan 20, Lawrencs
Wissburn, In the 7ith year OF his age.
services At his late residence No 1875 Wsverey place
on Friday afternoon O'Clock His Relatives and spds
Of the family invited to attend The remains viii be
taken to TAIytown Tor inefment.
WILsON-suddenly on Wednesday evening Jan TO- at hi
residence. No II We.t Eleventh s!seos, A D. Wilson, d.
d.. In tho I'D year OF his age.
Tbs friends Of the family and those Of his sousnsw 0eorzs
Lsdd and Reuben Burkhaer respectfully invited 70 T.
tsnd his funeral Saturday the 25d ins, u O'Clock
Twenty third street. between sixth and Ssvsath
without further invitation
wEEKS-At his Eesdence, In Stamford on TtursdAy Jaa
n, Jousthas d. Weeks aged s. years
txa>Sl sxysa - SsivdaI, ~ tG, a aciask z -
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

IL ADjcbLt w ihs
The House by a vote OF 81 against ~. refused 70
adjourn until Monday.
sew COMMITTEE.
Mr. wAsBDURsE (Un, III from the Committee on
Rules reported new rule for the appointments OF
Standing Committee TO consist # five members. % be
ent.iled the COMMITTEE "A Uniform system OF Coin.
age, Weights and Measures" to whom shall bs referred
ali communications on that subject.
The rule adopted.
TEE coHFIscAT1oY ACT
The House resumed the consideration OF the Joint
resolution OmendatOry Of the ConhHcation act.
MIR MOREIs Nn.. \. " was at a loss 20 see how the
Rebels could claim the protection Of the Constitution
BE did not know that they did, Whatever ciains 70
this effect might be mp by their sympaihkers Gen
teuen might well talk Of nm honest thief no q an
honest traitor In the efforts 20 put down the kebenon
thousands Of millions Of dollars must be spent ana
thousands OF lives sacrificed. Ought not Tie traitors TO
be punished for this wantOn sncTihce of bief ana sha
the offspring OF the patriotic victims be required 10 pay
the eI penses Of O war provoked by treason
IN hat spirit BE would refuse 10 grant the offspring OF
traitor the right TO live IN this country ana ENJOY Ine
protection Of The laws. Would his colleague deny 70
theIn the right OF inheritancef 80
Mr. MORRIs replied that he would extend 70 the emil
dren the divine influence Of Christianity. ana protect
them Just he would the children OF the murdered 10Y
alls,s in the North.
Mr. CHASLEa said then the shafts Of the gentleman
would return upon himself His colleague would pro
tect the children 81 JEFF. Davis.
Mr. MORRIS said II his colleague Ind not been wound,
ed by his shaft be would not have replied lie pususu
his argument In favor VI tho cODlscaton oi iSeDe,
The landholders Of the South had insug
the Rebellion and they responsible for the results
MIR. ROGERS Dem n. j. remar ked that when al at
tempt vas made subyet the great principles which
our forethers In tho foundation OF the Constr
tuition BY the passage Of the joint resolution now pond
inc which was In direct conflict with the organe,
law. he would be derelict in bis duty dld
he rot rise and protest against the IN IN
Constitutional legislation proposed He expressed his
bsl,sf thst there was wul and cherished design Oh
the part OF those supporting the Administration " over
ride ths Constitution and blot out the principles OF con-
ylndlcatel maintained by w
lington Jefferson Madison. and jackson. He argued
that they could confscate estates beyond the
life Of traitor than they could work attander OF blood
which was prohibited by the Constitution He charged
the Radical AbotioDiss with the design 10 violate the
nlain proysions OF the Constitution Their attempt al
Legislation carried out would drive the people Of th'
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ASSEMBLY.


In Committee OF the Whole Houss the following biil'
were considered;
TO extend TIC elective franchise 10 voters In the army
and navy. PrOgroas reported.
Relative 10 land sold for taxes Progress fcporHl.
TO amend tho Quarantine laws Of kos Progress re-
ported. 49, /,,,
10 reduce the capital stock Of the Rochester City
Bank Ordered 10 q third reading.
TO exempt from taxation parsonages belonging 70 re
igious societies corporations The ensctirs clansc
was stricken out
10 supply The state Prison at Auburn with water.
Mr. TnKIys introduced bil limiting the freight
CHARGES on tho Hudson River Railroad 10 the Inies
CHARGED in November lsG2 with % per cent added.
nd passenger charges way aud through. TO two cents
liz. REDDEcTos reported bin TO amend the act TO
promote eulistnens.
Mr. Il T.. STEVENS introduced the annual aprropria-
tiou bill ,,u 1,
The total amount 70 De raised by tax nndcr this bill Is
81 3i2 OS9 ~ Among tho appropriations are Tie icl
lowing -, ..o ,oo
IN the Instuon for the Bind $50 90; 10 tho lnstu'
ton for Juvenile Deliuqucnts S2i0C0; 70 the western
House Of Refuge. s25OOOi and To tie idiot AsiiunS'
$1,000. Adjourned
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HOTEL ARRIvALs.-fhe Hon. Hendrick u.
Wright and family. PcnnSylvsnia; Robert Earle and
family. uocfheimer, j. u. Clayton. Denveri VIM. IL.
Gov dey Ssshvile aud II. s. Hsxleton. Boston, are 1t
tho Metropolitan Hotel
Col BrowneI. Washington; Capt. r. s. Gardner, u
s. A.; Hor,sie s. seymour, Buffalo, X. T. Reynolds
San Francireo, DIR. H. w. James MOI H. IL Cuftiss
81. Louis. ar, At the ~. Eicholsu Hotel
Dr Mem uttirc. U. 8. NAVY Col G. X. Town AND
wife, Detroit. Cspt. U. T. Cusbman ist Vermont Cav
airy; j. H. Manning and wife, 9th Corps VIZ stokes
Philadelplise me- Capt ID y. WiheS' "''' a. a. ."
l,ntry arc s.iAe AstOr House
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oesornisg soldiers-Hscnpc Of Rebel
Prisoners.
CNcmSArL Thursday. Jan. 81. Is

IINIIhNATL IIuIa UdVI Jt-l- ~ 4DV1'
The 5tA Connecticut, 57th Pennsylvania, 5oth
fswYork and nth Ohio Volunteers. have arrived at
Louisville on their way home.
Several Rebel officers recently escaped while In tran
a.. between LoUisyile aud Camp Chase Some have
bsen recaptured-
The 9th Michigan and ED Ohio Regiments arrived
hsrs yesterday.
The lo2d Nsw-York and 2sth Pennsylvania Yolun-
tsrs passed through Indianapolis yesterday.
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r.,.v,n,.w,uss This Day end Rvenin

Entertainments This Day snd fvenns'
r. ,,,, Of adrtfsssssn 90 osAsy e<u"a
ef his PAPER. -,
Acaprnr or Mr,o OF fourtesn'h street ana h'"'
w.rI.oxs Tauirss, OF Broadway and Thirteenth
,.Iss 0Aspss. Sroswsy opposite Bond strset-Tietss o
Leave Dan. ., -, tr.,.. .,,..t
"a y.s.'s HusTox Eroaawuy-Grest french Giant, CLAM
Oil sut Boy. Two Dw.ri. tc q AL s y,
g. N,cmorAs HaLl Broadway, above Pres strest-mfo'
OF the Ro5oion, 40 4, -. IT, NJ,
HoPH cnAryI. broadway soo'e roa''" '
VA xsnusens MKsAssss, broadway. above Spring 'nss
-fiynnd lsfssan Of VIA Animals
po.nwa1 IsyUrrnsarKR broadway, near brooms street.
Faucet, an and Aihletic Performances
Hosr Cn.scs Eos l0 aud sol NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. army
Eque.trtsaisrn. ks
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--latest snip News.
ARRIVED.

s,..ms, Cuubts ~. g. Isa'pou), sumner. Hntoa Head
,osr A. m & 0usrtermastex. Has board the Ioh Ono
vciaateer. Experienced very severe weather 90 Sspe
Stssmrs Ind Wind ~. g. trsaseort, Bssbidss FORT
n SssI I7lk - u. n QuArternlastee.
MEMORANDA
Ship OssIhsiA, vhch touched o. tss 8 sB wnIs pro-
Ss%sx: shs 4 anchored At ~ sps. NJ VIII erscss< - heg
seuSs ~ ~, bx vtnA
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THB FREEDOM CONVENTION OF THs SLAVE

THB FREEDOM CONVENTION OF THB SLAVE
srATTs--Ths Mass Convention Of the friends Of free
dom an the slave States which fret called for tho
9Th Of January Is now 10 be held Feb e. In pursuance
Of the call the following Executive Committee has been
appointed ~ take the necessary preparatory steps
GAMES SPEED
hehneky ''''''" iOEORGE iOEESTEA
(EMlL PRErORluS,
N'ouh''''''''" (CHAHLES r. moss.
Maryland ........ }UrNRY w HOFFMAN,
GA W. CAMPBELL,
West 'irginia..'- HARRISON HAGAHA
(JOHN g. PACkETT,
Aams"'''''''' T.. W. OAkTT.
(B. y. FLANDERS,
LonislAns ''...''' {oEOkGE A. DENNlSOS
g. NJ. TOMENY
1ennc"ee'''''''' l.. c. HOUCk
TIL. Executive COMMITTEES from Missouri has issued 8
call dated jan a. t. the Radical voters Of ths SOY
.ral oouute, In this Stata 10 choose delegates to the
Conventions and reconrends TO ts colleagues to take
.,cps Immediately to fun representation from
all quarters
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uls.enfsreements for the Front-Indians
sruds Five Thousand Recruits.

CINCINNATI Thursday, Jan. 2i, 1894
Large numbers Of recruits are daily passing
<arough this city for the front.
Over 1000 recruits for the Indiana regiments have ar
ezysd At Indianapolis within the last two days.
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Veterans at Home.
BosTos. Thursday. Jan. 81,

BOsToN Thursday. Jan. q, 1854.
Portions Of the 23d and 18th Massachusetts,
Payments landed this morning from tho steamer Ash
Land They were warmly greeted by crowds Of citizens.
ADD furnished with dinner In Fsneun Hall The Gov
sroor mads On address Of welcome.
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NhRD-At Hsriern on Tuesday evening Jan. 10 Mira Jsal
r. Ward widow Of the late Rev. Peletah Ward Of ~
New FORK Conferen~e.
His relatives and rens respectfully invited TO attend ~
funeral at the Harlem NJ. f. Church IN Onehuftred sD6
twenty fifth street between Third and Fourth sveuneA -
Friday, Jan. a. at O'Clock The remains will be takeo -
South Dover, Saturday morning for uterment.
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BARsuMs MUsgUM. - The Tckct-of.Leay
Mar will positively be Withdrawn on Saturday night
mako room for u new drama.
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Ia IN argent Of fnnjs Its operations or the s' Of -
Army extensive md effective th.n ew ~
depot, and agents every military center from Wshnse
Tie Rio Grende. The money value OF snYpt
tvsburs exceeded seventy thousand dollars s issaes
h.,,.noozs were on like scale Thousands Of men neec0
special Relief daily cared for Ia 10 Homes "
boais aud wagon trains follow soldiers es-ywhe
nsos cton Hospital, Inspection Hospital Directory Irss
MOI. atom OF the sick and wounded, Ac are IN iuh
he cost Of all this fsssyng work Is not lees tnan
thou.aud dollars per month Its funds now much reduces
.ud iru,n -iirte conbutops requested 10 sustain
The Fairs that have been g.. with sneh admirable IN
unpT,c@nied sn~f ~ and at Chcago, CINCINNATI -
Boston, ocgh reported everywhere az LOT me psnsu1 81
Sanitary Commission" hare not YET eonf,oued oossHs
~ ,r,as-r The thus raised have been reeve
by the branches Of tie Conmson at those cities respsse
These branches spply them mos. usef,ly mainly 20 ~
Of material 10 be made into clothing Oeedins
md Tor Ike purposes They relieve the treasury o. W
nom the necessity Of purchasing suppws
ug 10 certain casses But they render no AID 70 any 0
| department Of its work a., ...,--
hosr who sire fuller information 20 the ogsnEata
method Of the Communion are rierfee 20
of its and OF the application Of s innu. JUST
lisled copies OF which may De had ON 1ppn'ns -
Office OF the United States Sanitary Conissi9a W -
Broadway or 1t the BOOKSTORE OF A. " g. "@Au0f'' W.
n b, submittsd 10 al humane and patriotic men tnsf -
omu,issoa las saved, aud Ia dsiy saving Lives ie
sner to loss what u Y se.s 20 @ n
msuey tho cnlarusion hrs recevsd and o. direct -
rn 10 every Interested - diminishing -
cost and the dErsiien Of tho VIZ. ~, =. - -
may be sent 70 the Treasurer NO % w.
st. or No. sfa Bso4hsny, New-fon
- GEORGE c. STRONG,
Treasurer United States Sanitary Coumis<iss
December -. 1854
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THB wonRss LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE ar'
70 have meeting at their room, No 20 Cooper inSn
tute this Qridsy) afternoon at o'clock.
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Weather Report.

CMCKSATr Thursday, Jan. 81, 1854.
Rapid thAw yesterday; snow fast disappear
VS.; isst last nght cloudy this mornings appearance
q 1ozs s2ow. Thermometer w.
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Military Annirs.
ppcpuITrya AT LAFAYETTE HALL.

RECRUITING AT LAFAYETTE HAIL.
On Monday, Col. Nugcnt, in compliance with
orders from Gen Hays took charge Of the recruiting
buqness In Lafayette Hall Col Nugent is ordered TO
nroeot the recruit and TO nsst his receiving the
saoo bounty due to him when he Is sworn 10. About 40
men have enlisted in the department under his jarsdc-
ton since bis appointment ond every man has received
his bonnty without sharing II with the brokers' With
a very few exceptions the brokers and runners have
left LAFAYETTE Hall In disgust and turned their aten'
ton 70 recruiting elsewhere.
Only one colored recruit has been sworn in here dur
ing the present week. and he received his bounty With
ont dividing II among the hungry sbarpers who have
hitherto taken tho lion share from almost every color
n every patriotic man IN ills city and nclgbborhood
viii promply do his duty and advertise the fact that
the recruits black and white who enlist under the new
regime will receive tho entire amfput vi the premium
maid by the county, and that no ri-cr or broker will
lie permitted 10 lake from them any part Of that sum-
The hall will DO filed with volunteers who viii I'LL
the ctys quota
TO RB-HSLIsTIN0 VETERANS.
Wan DkPARTsssr. Ann. -0rs.s OFFICE,
WAsHisaIos, Jan. 10. 1854. !
GENERAL Orders No. 25.-All enlisted mon now
In the Regular Army whose terms Of services expire during
before the ist OF March ls On Rebuilding they vii Be
entitled to the bounty OF $500 authorized ~ Oeners
Orders No. 10 War Department. Adjutsnt 0ensrsPs Once,
Warrington, D. c.. January II, 1884,
By order Of the Secretary Of Wu.
u. v Ievssssp, Assiassn'Adyt Goa
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Militarp Notices.
Ncw-York County Volunteer Committee.
Once, No. 40 BROADWAY.

Now-Y0rk County Volunteer Committee
Once, No. 40 BROADWAY.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following the pseuniAry Inducements ooss6
COUNTY BOUNTY, cssh down.
UNITED STATES BOUNTY 10 rscruits...... 80
UNITED STATES BOUNTY. addtionaso veteran
uy
Applications 70 b made Pc sousry 4 the 49, ths o.
nistss
GEORGE 0pDYxE. Mayer.
MATTHEW r BRENNAN coupkousS
oRfs0N BLUNT. Suysrvisor.
ELIJAH y. PURDY. supssvisce
WILLIAM B. STEWART, Supsrvisa.
WILLIAM n TWEED. Supesvisos.
County ossanAaQ-,
QRlsoW BLUNT. ca
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DgLEal rxs PROM NRw-BAMrsnIaB TO

UFLEdf TES FFOT INV ID HHT 'IF'IS" TO III"
DIuoca.r1c NJ rIosAL CONVENTION. the Delegates
IN the ner. National Democratic Convention from this
State havo been chosen. The following u list Of
them;
G,orr. st.rt Of Nashua y. W. Harrington Of Manchester
John ~ Pearson Of Concord John g. Benn~t Of New msrfr
John Sinf sir IT b.thehon Jared W. unams OF Lsoes
por, Edwin Psa.s OF Freedom r. A. Sss1kpols Of Dovor
Ia, Nashna Gaiafs SAYS;
80 They nre mon Of calm Judgment and their actor
will be ludoiouA In It's character We are not aware
that they ore Pledged 10 any particular Individual FOL
candidate for President"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-22

ABRAHAM LIycoLS-T tn, 81. Joe Herald. The
81 L0si Uaion, and TIE Hsrrsbvrs Teiss- PIT uy
the name Of Mr.. LfsooIs for President IN ieA la
EraasriI!. Und) Journal dominates hira with ANDY
JOHNSON Of Tennessee for Vice. and Tie L'a~nr0rti
OK Ansos) r s~svssvsis proud 30 snnosnec that the
public meeting held at Topeka the sth Inst. In the
" Old Consultation Hail. at Topeka r.nomina,ed Mr..
Lincoln. The meeting was large and enthusiastic.
The Hon. W. W. II. Lawrence, Secretary Of State. ~
Chairman Of the Committee on Resolutions submits
the foliowingi
tho progress Of the eternal truth that fres
dom -on Of approach 70 event ia
ts history ogf which shall sisgire the total
Of tie idea oi property in and when peace
ha bccous. pcren because 81 le overthrow Of error ans
IN. abhnrn % r,sAi, and beiyDk that ~ Abraham
ueon NOR than any other We siad nieoea ~
theis cheering pfospcciA We do therefore declare
J. Tut wheut conditions, We Do indor.e Abraham Linco N
President II the uustsd sais- and do declare oer"e
favor Of his denominations and rsslsction- .
= That hsGsbs tsnJsf earnest grAtiuds s u out
Anss. sodifs and second, u the Amsreah arms c,sy
whore.
Tie resolutions were unanimously adopted
Speeches gefo made by CAPS. SIDNEY Ciass, Juise
Crolier tha lion \. W. Potter. Jndse Sahord Judge
Wakefield aud other wen known citizens
Ne believe tbs platform adopted declares the senti
ments Of the loyal North as VIII Is o. radical hAnsa'