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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05

The UNITARIAN CoXyESTIos.-The meeting
of this body to-day promises 20 be very as
singuished gathering Among the delegates who have
already arrived in this city the Rev James Free
man Clark d. d., and the Rev hchEy W. D0tt ~
Inc y W,ker esd Of boston the Roy. " illiam II.
blot ID d.. Of ST. Lonis. and his brother the hon.
sJbomas D. Eliot, NJ G., 81 New-Eediord; me Kc';
charles n brigham OF Taunton, Massachusetts,. ana
me Rev Robert COllyer o. Chicago. Gov Andrew,
abe Rev Dr. S;ebbus OF Cambridge No ''rnsctt,' the
Eev James Walker ID. D., thc Rnv. IN ''anietI cx,
Gov Boutwell, aud very large Aonper VI inniei tdi
gentlemen clerical and Ian are expected to arrive TO
Sorrow morning. The exercises 81 the Con' ehtloi
will be preceded BY the delivery g. sermon 10 al
Clarke Of Boston.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Reard Of GSuucilHSen.

srArKD snssiea- MoD'-.', ipti l1'.
GypcIAI. t"'",. = ~.
9le board ue parsasnt sd Comment - iie.f 'n"n'.'
80. 10 City Hail. -. 3
rrt.ru,jpnc uaye csG, fIe'dt'i' n ia' 's@'' ''''
sAs follow ny I'en.0efh. IT,,
Coancan,n keenan, IIeAy, tobiusor. sise'r, HEY
Host.f keAuey. bhnxmaa bief!t fsVeIs.n' 49,
eous,tsi.n Lazy. MeCsath, Greer lra' Hfn''n " "'
stsU, Russell joyce, Reilly fitzsTad al cot -
tounf1n,sn UsosHrY icrf cshsd % tne ci..if'
1hs Reader proceeded to rcd t,s nDrute-
Pending the rcacine, -
Couneilran Kxr moved The ffhcr reading Of the
spiLntes b. .sffeaded.
WIAch wss carried
Councilman KEESiS moved n .rullr oi3ef 81 bns
<ess b. Spfndet Tor The PIPoia q permitting "po1 be
e,~sent.i
Whi.L va carried.
ETrCRr
Yepart OF Sprrsi COiunis- wien. referred the
xs,sake from isis Honor Tie Msyof r"cufuscing ile Con-
SION Ca1nc s0nlv tOtie Lessaie os aliory to issu.
3oud. Of the tory iiicfi, TIDE
81 tive, ~ millions dollars s2Gopt1 fo fe purpose o
rsisuk n1. secure volunteer, sd ~ "a alleviate the bur
oniary sergifs ueq lsi" led md prevent
Gle sud houofs list mus fol- " irr e1rc1'ion OF
1ses-at- Ga. ihieI gise ircyr'd1i-
~ 4s.s. a bi"..oi.
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Al articles be ready fo delivery by ts 10Th OF ay io
All Articles and pactses must be mari ed or stamped L. -
L. H. Ei" The packages must aleo h. marked '" All. .
and orariy content. Samples may be see" al onoo OF
tine ,ght House Inspector st Bottom or New York.
All articles will be inspected ~ this ONCE ana oyna IN
quality and quantity Ia sirc. accordarc with TIE uaiots
OF The contract before they VIII be accepted Livery oher
hc accompinedby written suaoy sisnei py one OF
more responsible psrsos 10 the eject that ibe bid OF Dos
be ncccpel he or they will duly eHccne contract accord
ins 10 provisions and terms OF the advertisements (heteo
aunde within d4ys and In the same party OF par
M af.rng fail TO into the contract hs Aforesaid ne
or ey guarantee make good the difference between ,he
ogrr Of the sid party parties aud the next lowest tud''
Bds subnit.d by different, members of the sam" hn OF GO
plrnershp will be considered Al bids nue. De- se1lea
and nIorsd Proposals Tor Fuu-s L. H. Establ.iir,
utnles The bid viii be opened et The hour SlF ch.'' ~
tho prclence Of such Of t bidders as may choose 10 DC
present. ~, i. 4. .a,ac. nj, biJ Al.
though It may De the lowest for other coh-aoauo"' ' WV
Dric, By order Of the l. H. Boar'.
P''' JOHN MARSrON.
Commodore u. ;. Navy,
h. n. Inspector ID District
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Gle0ilal.

TAR IEWIS's MEDICAL aud SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Beach'st, brween aIics aid
W., kro.av,s,, il the only psce where the Afflicted VIII
receive rro.r medical treatment. Houfs from am TO Pui
NR. \. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUI
~ GEO" treats successfully sil difficulties tla' ieina's
are sats--f "a. Relief given IN all cases once NO :
H.act.st .-ee door. nom West Broadwly, New orb
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TRIE RAU.WAY.-Tra leave foot Of
NEw-YoRK and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1874. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1865.

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, 27IHsE AMI VI"
AVENUE. -. ,.
100 (Ex.) AS l. 20 and 800 (Ex.,l p M ,.,x r..
For Bid teport 100 300 (Fx.,D il.S0 M ni'i lEAS
800 fEx53 s5. e. % and 100 fkx.l p NJ
For Milford and stratforl 100 II 30 M 20 +9o' N
Ior Flrded Southport and wes,pOrt go, il"a NJ -
40 p. m. 80 ~ ,,.n ,,,s ri
345. AJO $50, 800 tx, p III. ga xoo
For Darirn. go, $50 ll:1o .: m ai5 h3 80 r
For Greenwich $50 ll3o IN. g. -, 40, oSo SpR
For stanford zoe 90 (Es1 80, llp w. lziS, tchS
400 OK 3 a. 40 $50. $50 400 tExD p m ooo 49,
Hor Port Chester and intermediate Stations IW So', IL
a IN a45 40, $50, 80, 100 p No.
CONNECTING TRAINS. -.
For Boston, via spring aed, 800 Ia (Ex) 900 lE1 -
p. IA. - -. ,,,. ~, ,oon nm
For Hartford and Springfield, 800 (EA,) e. NJ SEA', 1%
Ex,) l2l3, 800 p IN. ,,x
EoY Csnnectcut River Railroad % IN. (Ex) lAl9P a
To Montreal 3OJ p. M. to Northampton. o.n ~
For Hartford Providence aud FishKii Railroad so tEAS
Ea, New Haven New.Londou and stouington RAILROADS.
500 a nj. 1915, 300. 200 p III. -.
For Canal Raroad, Il.l5 p III. to NsI'Iain9ton
For Housstonic Railroad, q o. H. 49,
For Naucatuek Railroad, 500 m, 300 p m. 80
For Daubury and Norwak Railroad ,VO, -" a. u.' ~
p. m . ., - .....h.a 40 O M 4, ", train
JAMES H. HOfT Supt.
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OrIICK OF TIE
Assistant ConxrsARY- o fStgAL OF suBssrEscs.

Assistant ConxrsARY -GfSt TAI oY SuBsIsrEscs.}
No srArE ST. ASv-i oHE. March -, 1855. J
4 RMY SUPPLiES-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ IA DCPLICATFl viii be received BY The unlersned
untl O'Clock :. IN. on "WEDNESDAY, April D. Tor supply.
ing fort TO nae . the tntd STATES Amy SubSiSl
STORES to ~ delivered IN New iofs OF Brooklyn a. ioow'
2SJO ba-r-l, hrs, quality ki,- d-ed CORN MEAL. two
tl. 4, be manufactured nom white Tim corn, sample 'i
$500 pound. d R6AsTsD sTD GROUND RYE.
p4csol H. good strong barrel. .Is Of .rssoned DAB,
pipeTnrd TIE rye 20 BE- good. sorli. thoIov s c'ane
b. iasp~.cd aud ac--T'ed before roasting Ssr ~.
o. the IL fs natural state wen n the roasted and
ground .s.m &c h- .-nt IN with lie wOp0sis
10000 p0uuis fret eua.y DRIED PEACHES. In strong
no good. to be furnished practicable Biider.
,s.cd % = ie he time when they can eehye
separate rrop0-sis. ia d'JcIf uls BE- made Tor each
ar- eur,rsied and bidder. miy popose for the whe'e
Sample % tie ,r's, he delivered with The pro
ros. aHd r-itrcd to therein ssinPcs o. X ard % Eye
M bs Ia neat Oorcs Of osdoo.a ~ IT, iJ lseee a's
pslisi 'opy y ,h hIvef'.eaeni mus, BE- u,.hci 70
each proposa ;te rfoposa. te srscihs in oompy
lus m .ev ,, n. a. terms. Zach bid lave son..a
ton, f1s'i contain to "srn Saan'os Of Two rcip'n'oe
naa.s - fo.lons' ,
any pr % te atosr tii b. aerpif5 sd. 3e dl inih
5oTdag % a. tus p.rr1r snl Conditions Also ihii m
zen contact win bonds 70 Nc A. ~. ~ or IT ne
u nr stores ~ pcsei 20 BE- .riaei ha be- eIecu'ee 4
me- l-r. nl-s p',-s o. bu.ae. ,ni ~ dA,e q rur,
c-asc well a. -r tns Of contents. wlh Nesht s''s ~
..fe. l. - Jc les ARR r4slllS. nbft ne
raiay q 80 d. every rssss- Al osrs o.4 HiiA' ul' =
An,i-s.srr.v 90 c-f-r Ny ir.p-c,ei be'ors iei =.
'ir,rt Al en- --ri v't '~ .nf sar.ss f~i tame FOL!
.fw.it Al fi.nsi b! pofsnosa' u7ac Nesiof Hps' BE-
Fsyn-a' wi br mlde IN csr oey IT, easivs'eni a.
sou ,f1'..s afr r'.'isei r. o. t.iP'se. 81,
pss,s - sls tailed Ste. yr'. rrs.f-l ir .ipmens
H.s,is6, P,,,s.ai. ~ D, fg,iasrt ~ ~ q. q ,AA
,s, ,,,.t " pp,sa.s,, n, ssf...,eses st,,s."
n. y. CLhEkE coiorsi. \. ID G.. ani A. =. .. =.
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VOLUNTEERING. 1t WAS Understood thal MI
Stunt, Chairman Of the Committee on Volunteering
ouId on Tuesday again place funds in tie hands Of the
srovoSt Ainrsbas 10 enable 70 Keep bu! mus
f.riue In recruits and thus suslcej the dff.i
The County Committee on NOlup."cilhs ca N"iuH
evening had n consultation with tie -tao PaYmastc
he form OF voucher noccssar! i"obiat moneys rom ''
etatc was agreed upon aad j; Is unteri.ya VA, ttr
county Com rnittce viii AZ once bc place. IL il"u' y!
tse State.
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Proposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. BUREAU OF Provisions AsD !
CLOTHING March 30. 1865. J
'RESU BEEF AND VEGETABLES

1 H.
FRESH BEEF and VEGETABLES" will be received at
this bureau until O'Clock .he 10Th day Of April next
for the supply Of 200JO pounds Of Fresh beef and 2Oc
pound. Of fresh Vegetables at the Newiork station,
quired The beef vegetables he of good quality aud
for BY the pound The bee to be in equal proportions.
and hndquarters Bond with approved security. will be
qured half the estimated amount Of the contract and
twenty per in addition will be withheld from the amount
Of each pigment to be made collateral security for the dne
performance OF the contract which VAL Oh no account be paid
until IL is fully complied with.
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee.
signed BY responsible persons that the bidder
bidders will il bis their bid be pied enter into Oh
gation will live Gays with good and sufficient suroIie 20
No propca VII BE- cn.red miles. by such
guarantee and by satisfactory evidence that the bidder
uler dealer IN the artice proposed and has tie hcen'e re-
The the right to reject any proposal not
considered advantageous 10 the Government
cnIrr QuARTErxAsrsn's OFFICE, No I;l3s GrnARDsr,}
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT, March ~, 1869
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y thi, oic. until MONDAY April TO- 1865, at IL O'Clock
leases to be made to conform to specifications a. TINS
- Caution Flannel for Drawers army standard.
Stockings, army standard.
Pogged Boots Tor Cavalry, army sandiri
fegged Foote'S for Infantry. army standard
Hospital Tents and Flies army standard.
Forage Caps, army standard.
Samples the standard articles required may be t,
PsIe. 1sscns goods should make ssps,,s goPo', S e.
when they viii their deliveries. the quantity they
Propose to furnish each the price (rhh .hgHd be
r,er both IN rords Gnfl2urefI and c)nf 70 the terms
Of this advertisement e.y Of hih should accompany each
prop0slL
Bids viii be opened Monday April TO- 1866. at IL O'Clock
M and bidder. requested to be- present
Each bid must be guaranteed By two responsible pcrons
whose signature mast BE- sppeaded 10 the sargnt and
certified to as being good sufficient .ecur,y ft the
amount Involved, By public iunetonary OF tile United
states.
Al proposals should be made ont the regular forms which
will be furnished on application at this otlice
Inc RI Slt reserved to rect bid deemed uurasOn-
q
ccivod
indor.e envelope. Proposals for ere insert the
ofths Article odered y" and address, -
Colonel WILLIAM W. MCKEE,
Chief QuareImsser Phisdrphia Depot
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FATALRAILgoAD ACCIDEET-On Noncey eve
e. wilo sticnu;ing 10 imp iCu. tie iJ-f.0iu {" he
Hudson River IaiOad al tie corner a. lcuihst Ah,'
xieyenh-ove feI and was ~. Over cansHl H'i'h NJ
ssoe Immediately. lie wIs aged - Net't.
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nlalbinerp.
PRESS co. MANDATORY
Corner u Grove aud North Third 'ts, Jersey CITY
OFFICE,
No. III Wall-s'.. New YoIl
GpXF'S PATENT.

OtFlCE,
No III Walsf., New York
GOVE'S PATENT
The attention Of all parties inercsed in e pressing or com
,re,ng q: ,r CoTToS IIgsP, NooL, RAGS. hoPs or any
hor src- required be bsed or Transportation storage
or Con.nmpo is respectfully solicited to the IOiIiAnr
OF STATIONARY PRESSES Manufactured by ms ON
uy under the supernendence 0: the Pstcntee MI JOHN
III. COVE ..a,,~;o, hu,
The Press very simple In its construction rrqmrihe pu
ordinary int igence work 1t, aud can oe "y
s,n'sn rower such az Steam. Water. Horse or hihG. N
-. mower but Horse l. required the fIess oens
~ constructed well known principle that the
f D,i-er iacJsds "a greater rGto INA" "e m''9"V i
% ,sI,nges Of this Press over all others follows
viz -. Il, .;y.n .n.ce
"a IL do the work In - per cent less time.
a IA REQUIRES 80 per cent less driving power 49,
An II turn. the best shaped bale for handling or ros
XII The Press will last lie time, the working rnrt- behs
b of IN. bes, OF ard Liable TO get out OF order
mo ordinary work OF this machine will press In opera
n inn.r once fng the box Of the No. Peas bale OF Hay
of $50 D.. weight In " Two MisuTEs-.A
Eonr Ine aud horse can bale IL uns OF Hay deN
Fonr men without the aid of hors. power except
, In the Press out bale % Hay - inches
cubic foot. p-..,...a
No tOg gle joints, screws eos~hee'' pes'o' " 'N''
Tbs Attention Of Cotton factors and psn,sfs, Wool snd
U.no especially called this Pres. destined ne
j. 40 work complete in the slow clumsy aid
expensive method OF haing e..-.-,.-
esrying 10 themselves only the night to anuacsurri on
reasonahle terms. - ,.,h
Air ID FISHER 10 the authorized Travelling Agent Tor the
con,repv in the Eastern and Middle States.
For rth.r particulars send for cifculaGs
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MAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.

MAIL STEAMERS 70 FRANCE DIRECT.
vi The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COIPANf'S
new line Of hstclass side Wheel STEAMSHIPS, between
NEW-YORK and HANRE. 81,
The gEt tive speulid Nsses intended 20 be pat upon ts
f.yori.. route tot the Continent. the following
WASHINGTON .......3,2 0i tuns, 90 horsepower
LsRAYETTk...........j. 2Di .gns. 500 borse'pp~T
EUROPE.................la loatj, 500 horsepo"er.
;isAoatl: sO hofsepow"t'
NAPOLEON IIl....... (buildnsl, l. 100 horse-pow-r
Until completion OF en,Ve s the service WI DO
performed ny tue ., q,
WASHINGTON, A. Ducdssas; LAFAYETTE. a. DO
csu1e. n follows. 49, - - .
LAFAYETTE ..............w e3nesday, April u.
WASHiNGION.. ......... Wednesday, Mas "a
LAFAYETTE. W edn esday June ki
Fr,t Cabin iinc.uding tab 5i5
Second Cabin Including sb. wineI.. so N go
Payable in gold s equivalent United states currency
| MEDICAL ArTzsDAscZ gRgy or CHARGE.
GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. 7 Broaiwsy, New York.
Parts No u Boulevard des tapleiIs Orint Hots at
! VaF-s " LILLIAN f5ELlN Co
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Uentistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN BROS. DENTISTS. having
lNs disposed Of their Brooklyn Establishment may oe con
time to insert fall Of teeth Gold or Patina Tor
Silver Rubber, $O partial sets-God, % per tootn' OIL
YER 81; Extracting rs cents.
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D1SSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
I BRITAIN AND IRELAND. By
TAP6COTT'B .y,,,
f,vori,e lines Of LONDON AND LIVERPOOL rASkErss
.ins every week. Parties wishing to sand Tor .nen
Or remit money to the old country do 90 on the most
f f. "'SN"-'t No ~ SUUTHSr.
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CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- ing at Queenstown lCOrh Har0or) TIL. weittuown
,hip Company (nman Le) carrying the L. ). Mails IN
tended 20 sail Is folows; -, y
CITY OF SATURDAY Ap'i'
CITY OF BOSTON. SATURDAY aptii -
Aud every succeeding SAIURDAf at noon RON ries ~
North Ri,er
pATss pAssA6I,
PAYABLE in sold. or its equivalent in currency
FIRST CABIN $50 10 SrEEkAGE .......... &r 20
frst a5,n TO London. B. 90 Steerage Lordon - 70
Fret abin to Paris. s5 o1>teerage to Pars.. ~ 10
it Cabin 20 Hamburg 20 20 Steeraee TO Hamburg " W
Ps,ssr ges also forwarded to Have. Bremen. Rotterdam
Artwerp &c, al equally low rates - "a,
Fare. rom Liverpool or Queenstown lot Csbin s7a $sS
+ O5 stesrsge. SEQ Those who wish 10 send of ihsu
friends can buy .ckcts mere at these rates
For further inorna;ion apply at the CONF Offices
JOHN q DALE. Agent. Nc. II brosiwsls ~ J.
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STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE

N DAILY FOR PROVIDENCE Direct
Consisting OF the following and splendid steamers
FLECTRA, Capt J. ~. Nye; GALATEA. Capt W. N
Jones'; OCEANUS. Cspt. 5. Crowoh 80 ~,
One Of the above snhcent steamers VIII leave rri no.
81 North River foot OF Robnsonst.. DAILY tsHdays ek
csptsdl ct O'Clock 2. m. ~. r.
Boston.
re- sreight taken at Propeller Rates.
r3.rhese steamers unsurpassed N hei'
for IN. comfort and SAFETY of and their 'aee ior
the TRANSPORTATION OF Freight ,,,
~, Passengers AFTER retiring for the night are not disturbed
mi they ar 70 In Posdence at sn hour early enough 20 Sc
cnr. ..,s III desired in the % accommodation tram ios
For information regard TO Freight kc sppy to lsAAC
ODFLL General Freight Agent Pi-r No. y, " IL: . 80,
For Ticket Ststerooms Berths, Apply TO w NJ Ed
WARDS General Ticket Agent Pier No. ~ North River
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

Ia ARRANGEMENT.-Leave, New York James. slip snd
9l,l East River for Geenport SAG arbor fsmptons &c,
No. For Ysphanx Lakeland lsp, Babylon and Farm,
ingdae, at and y, m Urnm S ans0s !. To-
m and o. m lStages connect for Cold sprnSe
Oyster Bay and Hu;lngtOn) For hsmY.tead 'ama'. ana
Wiu6eld a; and 10: 80 n. aud 3, and o. M
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves 5Ah 81, Esss
River siSa 0l Yaphap toPP.as a. a. ~ s ,S. "a
s. :. ffSncsJf rs,r. A REAsONER Superintendent
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ATW WIN. EVERDELI.s SONS, No. 104 Full
N ton WEDDING CARDS and FINE SfAliONEhf'
(Estubisued 1907
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rINHE DRAiT.-Thc undersigned having APP
polluted the follow Ing named per.on. In the dct. be-
d. collect funds IN aid o. vonp,e efns'o a. me
quota frst District. north sid, Of Iweny'sisi a.
John Cuse Second District ucrh side OF Twenty eighth -
10 .ouh side Of Thiriieth.t am \ Harvey: Third Ds
net side o. 'hirieih IT, 70 south eide OF
%, stephen Cancel. Fourth Distinct north aide OF Thirty
hri-.i south side Il Thirty ,ixhs,. John ~ Tracy
fith District, north SIDE OF Thirty sI;h 10 south side OF
Forieih IT,, John ID. Newman.
Al citizen. DESTROYS 81 contributing toward relieving the
ard from the drl re-recuy requested TO render all
the aid they can to the above collector. -
JOHN STEPHENSON, Chairman.
e. ". BAKER. Secretary.
RICHARD KELLY Treasurer.
,g~r,yfr., Ward Finance Committee Citizens Volunteer
Rrcrut!i.g As.ociatOn Headquarters tlJ Founh-aye.
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Alihiaru Noiltes.
TIVE QUOTA OF NETWORK.

1900
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR NEW
YORK COUNTY.
INCREASED BouSTlss AND HAND MONEY.
A. mec.ln: Of the County Committee Volunteering
held on SATURDAY February II, 1875.
PTcscut-Oarsos BLuSr Esq. Chairman.
Hou. ". 7. BRsssAs Comptroller.
Hon. ELJAH y. furpt. superyi.or
Hon. WILLIAM NJ TWEED. Supervisor.
Hon. WILLIAM L. STEWART supervisor.
On motion Of Supervisor WILLLAx ST. TwExo It wa.
unanimously
R>,ossd Thu, the County pay for One.Yesr Recru,
Three Hundred 500 Dollars Bouaty aud fry 500 Dol
lar. lisnd money.
Fer srwoYeal Recruit -Four Hundred 500 Doir, Bounty
eni seves,y 6ve s75) poiss Hand money
For TIlree.Ye.r Reor.., SIX Hundred fsso, Dollar
Bounty aud Ono Hundred flOol Dollar. Hand money.
BOUNTIES
FOR THREE YEAR RECRUITS
To,L........................ ..SSOO
FOR TWO YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY.
COyERNMRST 2oo
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY ...................... ...............s3OO
GOVERNMENT. 100
.............S iCO
n. Bounty BE- paid tho H. ruiz Ia hi, hand a.
Boun,e. wi, Assembly Bal No MS Of 1884, and the Hand
money to DO paid 10 the person sy pe.en. the Re ruiz
b. order OF the Corsuitce.
CORNELIUS CORSON, Clerk.
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AtEVENTEENTH WARD CITIZENS RE-
y CRUlTiSG COMMITTEE = HealqaarisL, S,euben
House No 90 Bowery. VOLUNTEERS WANTED. The
lshes, ognte. paid for One Two and Three year Neil An
eyfla Mad premium paid. Recruiting Commiee W iliam
II Falroner H. Herbert Williams, SItus l.. haPh, George
Cauihed, Peter Cook
hRAFT! DRAFT! DRAFT - Principals
wishing SUBSTITUTES at be supplied At each
OF any Provost District by applying as No 2l2 Broadway
* BON No. H.
NEW LAW.--Soders wounded in the
~ line OF duty their heirs entitled 10 Bounty
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4 TLANTIC. and GREAT WESIERN
n RAILWAY NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PA As
sTNt,FR TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iOkk va; ue III Al
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-05

Councao KEENAN, moved TO suspend the present order
fr the purpose Of taking papers from the Board
OF Aldermen
| VIVA "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
The Secretary Of the Interior.

Mr.. Harlan is evidently making a
commotion in the department of which
he has taken charge. There have been
about some of the bureaus i'm the De-
partment, and suspicious that the pub
lie interests were not sufficiently guar
dcd from the rapacity of speculatOrs.-
1t has been thought that the confidence
of the head of the Department was abus-
ed by some of those who ought to have
been the first to keep him advised Of
any thing that required his censure.-
However thismay BELTS certain that we
have Mt the head of the Department of
the Interior faithful, an honest, and
an able man, one who well understands
the varied and important interests COM
mitted to his charge, and who will not
pc cajoled into the approval of any
scheme for private advantages against
the public good. So many of the oper-
ations of the Department of the Inter;-
or are carriedaon at q great distance,
and in wild and unsettled portions OF
the country, that uncommon opportu-
mites are offered for fraudulent prac-
tees and there is toe much reason to APP
prehcpd that such opportunities have
not been always resisted. The country
will learn with qualification that thor
ough investigation will be made into sll
the allegations of abuse, and that a
thorough reform will be made where
ever they are discovered. The charac-
ter of Mr.. Harlan is an abundant guar
anty of this, and his preliminary steps
fully confirm it.--frerfdsace Journal.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-06-16
Notes Of Third Series OF S-30 Now Ready


The demand for the Second Series of
the $50 Notes was SO great thatthe Treas
Jury Departments was unable to print
them with sufficient rapidity tofill the
orders. 1t Wilt be remembered that O
hundred millions were subscribed and
paid for. in single week. The print
ing presses have finally surmounted
the difficulty, and "Wednesday, June Z,
the deliveries of the Third Series COM
menced and will be continued with the
same promptness that marked the sup
ply of the notes of the first and second
series. 1t has been this interruption of
delivery at the time of SUBSCRIPTION
which has given an appearance of fall
ling off in the popular taking of the
loan, the great body of small takers be-
ing unwilling to pay their money I'M
less they receive their notes right in
hand, to carry them home. 1t is OK
pected that after this week the daily
subscriptions to the Seven-Thirties
will run up into millions, as they will
undoubtedly be stimulated by the open
ing of the farmers wool markets East
and West. 1t is not at all likely that
the Government will ever again offer
so desirable security as these notes,
and about two hundred millions, only
remain to be taken.
With the close of the war the nation
al expenses will be vastly reduced, and
investors must look for sharp reduc-
ton in the rate of interest as soon
as the present loans become due, and
can be paid Off There is no reason
why the United States credit for mon
eyshould ever again fall below its credit
for courage. The same spirit that pre-
served the geographical integrity of the
country will place its pecunia,y integ-
rity on par with that of the most favor
ed nations-and that will represent a
rate of interest under rather than over
four per cent.