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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
pALTIMoRE AND oMIp aaILR0ao.
&@asssl &C.,


&@sessSsl $780,
PASSENGERS TRAINS FROM Washing Tos.
On II; III IA fSs sSSseii III fK All
WASHINGTON. nAI Sfisfef AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY TRANS 70 cMSssssmlxGroS AND
TWO DAILY TRAINS hETwEES WASHING
nv srsn,yIso T TM ASR y TIE VEST ES Ta,,71yoKx
W s'NDANib eSg 70 rST fHs w #9 T.h 'iNo
6GE tns @ef ss 9.s
and Ohis Railroad for all points West, at !oeer RAGS
Fer aGf FIJI r sha NEW
For ASSAP0LIs-Iesr Washington st74s M.
anu y FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
leave Washington st 7.4o s. m. snd y. w,
aSa on Sundays at .. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York az IA: M. PhiiSdelthia IL a. .;
m, Baltimore 3.xp. m. Arrive st Washington S.S'
Leave New York st ep. no. rhnsaslphis y 81
,. M. Baltimore 49, a. n. Arrive a. Washington
Leave New York at IL p. m /, PhilsS.lrhis $50
m, Baltimore 7.f6 g.. IN. Arrive ~ Washington
Local Accommodation Trsins leave Baltimore at
Fam, and SOP m, for Washington arrive there
On Sundays at 81 and 40 a. N. only from Balti
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from gslti
more CT Washington. ............ ..s.-.....
Passengers leaving Washington at :. 90 q. m. and
+. m. and Baltimore at 80 a. and "a n.
= make connections st Washington JInction tReiart
With Trains on the Baltimore and Ohio Railyoad for
Ell points West Of the Ohio River ami for all fents
ss,ons the line Of the Baltimore and Ohio road in
Trains lesve Annapolis for Baltimore ans Wash
ington daily, except Sundays, at SIS and $40
I. m 81. . .s.t-
Passenger Trains lesvirg Washington st6a. m.
ID q. M. gRsSp NJ. and Baltimore At "a and 7ll
a. 10: snd So p. M, stop only al Annapolis and
Way Passengers must take the acccnnnl oiation
Trains only W. L. SMITH,
IN S-u-r MISTER oiTransportatIon.
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A IL U 2 P les. .'
OFFICE OF TIE CHIsF QuARTEsSasrER. }
iYn9y afHs' Potomac, )
WASHINGTON September -, 1882
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
OF the army OF the Potomac the following articles
800 tons best quality Timothy Hay. securely.
baled, the weight ofeach bale TO be marked
thereon.
1900 eco bushels of Oats. of the best quality IN
strong sacks, well sewed. !. ~. - 81
700 cords Oak and Hickory WOOD we'll seasoned
and Of the best quality. .
Each bid must be compaIiied by the endorse
n1ent two responsible persons that the contracts
II awarded will be fulfilled. 80 -
Bids will be opened from time to time as the ar
Ecles may be needed and contracts viii be awarded
br the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time of opening.
fhe right is reserved to acce pt all any part Of
any bid -
Proposals should be endorsed proposals for Hay
Or Oats. or Wood, as the may ,and enclosed
In separate envelopes. RUFUS INGALLS,, -,
Lieut.. Col. and A. d. c..
sc 23-H Chief Quartermaster
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TIE BANK LOANS IN New YoRK.-The last
weekly returns OF the New York Banks show
an increase of deposits and of loans to the eS.
tent OF more than four and a half million each
The state OF the money market is now such thai
deposits increase 10 an enormous extent hat
the ACTIVITY outside enabled the Banks during
the week in question to lend the whole i'm oreo .
OF deposits. Their loans have now rea cbed
the immense amount of S165,GO0taa, q fioura
winch would have been declared impossible
three years ago, and which would then have
been imposs IDLE. .
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CHEAP NAILs.-The cheapest nails are not tbs,
lowest priced ones. Cut nails made of iron o:
good quality will outlast such as can be bon rht
at the loves rates about two TO one Never
use nails for siding or shingles thar break very
easy and be snfe no. &c :mcy your Carpenter
10 use nails OF very light weight. First-ra.c
cnt naiis of suitable size NAV cost 25 nar cert
more then tine poorest and lightest, but in the
end they arc hundred per cent the best.
Nails made of poor iron will rust out q great
deal quicker than nails made of good though
maileable iron. like that known as old sable.
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n II E G r E-A ON HOlUSE,
ESrABLISHRD ~ 1880
Situated Corner of Il and 18th sfs Pr nrs

The Proprietor of this highly popular Establish.
nlent, in announcing the thorough com :.
gietion of q large addition to his Head va L
quarters" begs respectfully to intimate &t:#S
at all times find il their interest to pay him visit.
having no doubt but that the extensive prepare,
lions which he has made for their comfort will
meet their unqualified approval = va
Airy and handsomely Furnished Rooms, with or
without Board. at moderate rates. Sc L. Inns
nROP OSALS R0R ID A ID rp
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DENTISTRY.

~ DIN It's TBY. ~
Sil1b Call st gao Ia avenue between IlIIo
sl2th and 18th sts and examine Dir. LEWIS'S New
hiethed 9f Insering Teeth. To do il To be con-
WINGED of its superiority over oil methods heFeto-
fore psed. Also, Teeth Extracted without pain,
" hen desired. Terms moderate. &c I0-lm
Ne. 40 Pennsylvania Avenue,
bet. 9Th and 10Th streets, Washington d. Q.
Artificial Teeth inserted in the most i'm proved
style. Having every facility we can put mp
york At tho shor test natice and mode H43z%3
,ste terms. Teeth Filled or Extracted in SIIIp
the best manner Single, Gum, and Block Teeth
CHAS. P. HUNT,
ssrs-sm' q. HALL BRIf3HFWELL.
NJ TEETH 4.
III LCOMlS, VI. D.. the Inyentar and Patentee
Of the MINERAL PLATE TEETH. attends
personally at his Office in this S;ty. MauySyST7<S
parsons can wear these teeth who cannot Slll0
wear others. ard NO person can wear others who
cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my Office can be accommo dsted
xith style and price of Teeth they may desire;
but to those who are particular and wish the pures
eissnest strcn eest and most perfect dentu-e that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE win be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No 33s Pennsylvania avenue
between 9Th and 10Th streets, Also 9O3 Arck ST.,
Philadelphia. mar lily
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ii. o. HOOD
rs Constantly receiving and has always on hand
q full supply of all the most celebrated p
WATCHES that are manufactured in Eng E2A3
land, Switzerland and America, both in GoidtElSR
and silver cases. He also keeps a large stock Of
fine JkWELRY of the most desirable styles set
with Diamonds, Emeralds. Rubies and ell other
Gems: He is also manufacturing all kinds OF Solid
STANDARD Silver Ware. and Keeps Swords Revolt
yers, Sword Be It's ana Sashes. Bowie Knives Razors
Scissors. Gold, Silver. and Steel spectacles and
great variety of other things usually kept in Jew
Pa. avenue. between 9Th ard 10th streets Re l5-tf
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IRON HALL,
$50 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
EMILE DCrRE
Would respectfully inform his friends and Gus
toners that having just returned to this city from
New York, he offers q renewed assortment Of
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,,
Consisting Of
fine assortment Of
HAVANA CIGARS,
which,
being purchased from prize vessel,
enables Us to .~
sell at very low rates
SUFFERS Suffers,
IF you want 20 Purchase
GROCERIES,, WINES, LIQUORS, sEGARs. and
TOBACCO,
Of Best Quality and at Low Prices,
You Must Call at 90.
EMILE DUPRE:s,
$40 Pennsylvania Avenue. "r.
Iron Building,
who laid in a large stock of Goods before the I'M
heard-of rise in prices had taken place. se2i
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OF + CT A l..

. r # e ] a La
IMPAIRMENT OF STATE, ..s- ..-~-.r..
~ WASHINGTON. JaBuary25, 1872
The Secretary of State will hereafter receive Mem
pers of Congress on business Saturdays COM
nencing with Saturday, the first of next month
Z Jan Tiff WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
DAssEs ON THE POTOMAC.
On and after the 18th instant day Of September,
passes will be required from all vessels. boats, &C.,
navigating the Potomac river These Win be issued
by the Commanding Oh Ger of the Flotilla, ard may
be obtained from the naval vessels stationed at
Alexandria At the mouth of the river
GIDEON WELLES,
Secretary of the Navy.
NAVY DEPARTMENf.
ssptamber II. 1871. JRep h Init 10
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nR; G0DFREYs. ANTIDerE WILL cUM
II GoS0RRHGA In six days. 10 chsnse OF o e
years standing and will not harm the meg asnes,s
sid hv = a. UPHAM lO3 Chestnut street. PhilA-
deiphia. and in Washington By Z. q; fOkD; corner
Inn street and Pa. avenue: in Alexandria, BY
HTNRY COOK & CO., BruggisH. no G-eoN
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REYOLVIN IRON TURRETs.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,


WASHINGTON, September 49, 1852
TEE NAVY DEPA RTMEST win receive propositions
sci building at the Portsmouth,, New Hsmpshire,
Boston New York, and Philadeiphia Navy Yards
o sS reSoSns lowers and an impregnable smoke.
On one Of the towers there is to be pilot house.
building for the naval service. p'''' - 'neSe No"
caar a s OF f tower SS will be q feet in the
plates OF not less than one inch thick
of pstss oe In six
the deck eight feet. hches and height above
guns and will state the and the time in wtSiS
board and ready for service wan 70 p'e'eo On
The contractor will be furnished with genera,
viii Ss s eeesed @n the 18th
oel3her and must be addIsssed to the Navy De-
toR REVOLVING TgRRETs," that they may be dis.
tinslisied from other letters. Sc l5-lawtOctl6
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the snhscr;-
Wasbpg sas 1Tetained from the ORPHANS Court of
letters Of administration on the personal estste 81
sShn Beansst late e
ekfb The sand vsS
ssglfsSe 9o next they may law be
Given unSer aa !, Geneht 81 the said estate
CATHERINE v. KING.
&c ! Ia~aw- Administrative
II FROM LONDON
1lIPSLEYS EDUCATIONAL Arithmetic % ca,,s .
liam 3 Integral Calcules 81 cents "
Law Elements of Euclid rs cents
81 cents. "ii" Noiii0 ceSions,
smith on Acoustics, 81 cents
PSnc on Perspective, 10 cents .
itann Spherical Trisunometry n cents
Nam 8 Astronomy. 81 cents
IOlnlinSon's Pneumatics 81 cents
liam Plane TrgOnomery 81 cents
EaKeT States and Dynauiics 81 cents
cents. Ise Dol SIN NJ Y ~ ,W1Iinnyy, %
{ 'LOAKs, LADIES' SUITS
I,on AND SHAWLS.
Many now in store, and new upplies added daily
uIes. ~' N~0n 'aue, III plain ns-
an examination Of stock implies no Obligation IN
F0"""e' PERRY & BROTHER
. or II, IA avenue and Ninth street
- 80 Perry Building -
WELIINGT0Ns suppLEvrNTApv mn.
IN, CATCHES ,CORRESPONDENCE snd NJ IN
"a '7To's. London. PRhNOR TAYLOR'
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TRIEsEMAK No. 2,

CompieteIy and entirely -eradicates All traces Of
those disorders for which eopaiva and Cubebs have
generally beez thought an antidote TO the ruin or
the health Of q vast portion Of the population.
TRIESEMAR No g.
Ia the great ana sure remedy OF the civilized world
for all impurities Of the system well secondary
symptoms, obriAtipg the destructive use Of Mer..
curry, as well as other deleterious Ingredients and
which al the Ssrssperills in the world csnnst
remove: TkIEsEAAR Nos. I, and are alike
tiles. They are IN the form of . iezenge, ana may
lie on the toilet table without their being sss-
Sold in tin cases at IS each, or four q cases in
one for 50. and in 81 cases, thus saying 90, -
&c. Wholesale and retail by DIR. n. A. BARROW,
1A, Bleecker street, flour doors from MacDoug1
mittance, Dr. Barrow viii forward Triesemsr to any
part Of the world, securely packed, and addressed
according 10 the Instructions OF the writer.
d Published also by DIR. BARROW, that popular
and beautifully illustrated. medical work, Human
Frailty. Price 8 cents sTriesemar and Book can
be obtained By special authority from 8. g. FORD,
Washington. d. &. de E-tr
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IN TICE
HOTELS, GROCERS RESTAURANTS, Phi.
I. VATE FAMILIES, &c.
: The Subscribers have ,us. received fresh ship
---..t.... .g:... ment of ~ g.. ..
$40 CASES ST. JULIEN AND FLORRAo
CT REIS,.
b which they oEer for sale at New York psices.
Z Also, they have constantly hand 5s-.
A Loree and Rea Selected Stock e5 -@
Choice BRANDTES. s... +s.. ---
OLD MAapERIAs, PORTS, sHERRiEs,
RouKEii0SNI, IN, OLD RE, SCOTCH, and IRISH
cHAMPAGNES of all farori.e brands,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALES,
LONDON AND DUBLIN P0RTERS, SO
ENGLiSn PICKLRs. SAUCES. ...e
oHILT9Ns ,GHEDDER and ENGLISH DAIRY
SAB piNTs. kEMps THEORETICALLY SEALED
GOODS. p pr.
FRENCH, GERMAN end ENGLISH CoRDIALs
CONGRESS, SEJTZER, KISSENGEN and ENG,
y IISH SODA WATERS, -
Choice OOL9NG, SOUCHONG. IMPERIAL n.y.
son, YOUNG uYS0N TEAS.
With an extensive assortment of
FANCY GROCERIES.
For sale by
BININGER & CO.,
..-- Established l776.,
Branch-219 Pa. avenue, opposite
Nillardsi Hotel. Washington.
~ just received & small lot of Officers Liquor
Shests suN
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' a IT II : = ------- = -
" QUICK S4LES AND SMALL PROFITS.
DRY GOODS at lowest prices and a deduction of
3per cent. on all sales Of $40 and ever.
- Ii ysu want to buy Your goods cheap, buy from a
Cash House. W. SsH erclRSirsiy for Cash. Couse-
euently. our prices are always the lowest
Customers who buy OF US to"the amount of SO
the amount of their bills. -' :
,Onr stock is now complete in all kinds of HOUSE
MOURNING GOODS, WHITEGOODS, SHAWLS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS &c. &c. and we solicit all in want of Dry
Goods 70 inspect our stock before purchasing.
- - Goods delivered to any part of the city or
Georgetown free of charge JOS j. MAY
New Store, 30s PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
o. wa nd he+-
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EIGHTING MADE EAsY-By Col. Jebb, Len.
Nspoleons Maxims of War 81 cents, ali
Msbsn Is Out. Pest Dsty 55 cents,
LeRdy's Maxims Of War; 75eents,
Bugeand-Instrnctionsr rstiaue pour les troupes en-
Agenda d 'ktat Major. Paris: 81 50.
Familiar Lecrures-By . Field oGicer, London
General Lowell on Outposts, Parols. &c: G. cent?,
Paris; rs cents,
Strstegemes Militsries ct russee de Guerre, Paris
sell FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THICK. LARGE, WARM SHAWLS COR TRAV
ELlSG SHAWLS) FOR GENTS. -
They also the purpose of blankets for Off
GERS in camp on the march
Thick C0L0RED BLANKETS for camp use
We are daily opening rev and stylish DRESS
One price only, the actual cash rnlue, marked in
plain figures. PERRY & BRO,
- Penn. avenue and 9th street.
&C Plot ''Perry Building"
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~ GIVE Me A CALL; fs.a
HE Undersigned res pectfully informs his friends
and the public that he will open his -
Well known establishment this day forlSA IL
the season. He has had it the reu ghly " NJ
repaired and neatly fitted and has also Sx2
been EN- ged all the summer in bedding
the most choice OYSTERS the Chesapeake Bay
could produce in his famous creeks at Piney Psnt
i VII receive by the steamer James Guy from
.Plney Point, twice week, a fresh sspply, indie
fendent of my regular supply boats By such
there viii be 10 failure in filing any
contracts that may be made with the establishment
as We have never heretofore failed do independ,
eDt of the block ade =
My arrangements are SO complete that it can cope
with any house in the United States
pledge myself to pay particular attention to fur
nishing hete!s. Restaurants, suffers and private
families at the lowest cash prices.
Z viii keep also on hand a fine assortment fresh
canned FRUITS and hermetically sealed MEATS
and VEGETABLES r. n HARVEY
q Depot PSI ST., between 10Th and nth,
Sc TT Washington City, ID. @,
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u OR BROWN..- Only so cents box
Gray, red or haxen hair can be chsngee 10 .
HAMS LIQUID HAIR DYE, the best and cheap
est in the world, producsng the m2meni ~
UPHAM's HAIR DYE is warranted TO contain As
MN ch h0ir dvs as others sell tor enc dollar Sold
by s. O. UPHAM. 403 Chestnut street, Philsdel-
pbia and s. CALVERT FORD, corner 18th street
and Pa avenue; in Alexandria, by HENRY COOK
co. Druggists sep5-eely
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N NO CURE. NO PAY! -. --s-
Il OSE Suffering with Gout. Consumption
CHRONIC Rheumatism. Neuralgia, stiff Joints, Tu-
moTs- Cancers, &c, &c. can he cured, if curable
ey Magnetic Treatment or laying OF hands by
Mrs. WREN, Physician and Midwife, 4i5 ST.,
between 9Th and eth. .-..
Sirs. Major Won -. of Washington. testifes that
her violent pal in face and head had no rest q
week. were taken away in the space Of a few min.
etes. Also. found Mrs Wren's Magnetic Ointment
very Valuable in her family for Pricky Heat Sore
Nipples, d c.. thinks no mother should be without
Mrs. o.. of Georgetown. was given up by several
PHYSICIANS gould only walk with help, having suf-
tered with Chronic Rheumatism for years has
been under Mrs. Wren's Magnetic Cure seven
weeks. and can new walk mile without help
Typhoid Fever yields quickly to this treatment
Mothers should knew that o-thirds of chill
dten s mplaints are caused by Worms. Sly Mag
neLle Norm Sirnp cures speedily.
Ny Magnetic eintment also cures Prskly Heat,
Cuts, Burns, Scalds, Boils. any Cutaneous Erup-
Gons Sold as above, at . cents per bottle box.
Sc I6-lpf
N0URNING DRESS GOODS AND sHAwLS
VI IN all the TSodcrn and old standard fabrics We
Turin Cloth.
Z Our Northern and Eastern correspondents send
n rev supplies daily.
Ono price only, the actual Dash ealue, marked in
plain # CURES.
An inspection of stock incurs no obligation TO
purchase. PERRY & BRO.
Penn. avenue and 9Th street.
&C 2-ft ~. Perry Buildng.'
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saving thousands. and will be forwarded free on the
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r RE Sc MAR

Protsded b keyel Latss Pa,sst Of Essiasd, and
Paris, and The fnpuial C6iese Of MsdieiM. VsSsss.
TRIEsEMAR Mol
IL the edectual remedy for RELAXATION. ePEH-
MATORRHRA AMI RYH TlGTI0N -(lB THE
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Monopoly and Exsortion.

III rom ire kiChlnUau tlSlittrn, Al III III.
The Of this Is It's advent was the
signal tho schemes aud plots Of moaoposts and
tsrcners: and they have prohed enormously by their
operations. No class Of the community have been
shielded fcom their hearess and unlimited exactions.
The soldier who il sighting The battles OF the country,
who is exposing himself 10 death the battle field aud
The death IN ths hospital, 10 protect The very
property which they sacnmuatng by their i'll gotten
gains finds no mercy az their hanis the wife and chill
OF that srldcr left pcnuiless at nome, find cha
rity, relaxation IN the gripping demands Of these
mon cncnies OF ali mankind. Their government IL
cosssdered me cal v,ctm fa their fescag AMI radlirg
oyyations and acknowledging coB,sssriy Of interest
10th anybody obligations 10 hat yo,srnslsn trhich grss
hem pro ard security they ,oogs all and
eo.en t gsrsrnsm and people T. tie flu eent o, their
aiduy
IL y to he iamenied that there not or
rcprisa against these common enemies ~ government
anil people But the ooly remedy tnst be employed
only partial effect at best upon their Future
operations MostoI lao is The only mode, sccas, ~
checking sys,enl Of crso,tioa Dsih iwneasarGe and
4ILtdjte. This remedy has been applied only Ia limited
way; but there many articles which might vet he
appropriately brought under its operation There
uecessarieso Of clothing well food which hold
prices beyond all reason. The government might vel
give ts attention u the whole Catalogue u thDQa nds
ponsabe tor the sastsnancc and clothing of tho people
Tho Examiner warns the public OF design 10 speech
late 10 wheat aud monoroze AL the -four. That paper
holds tho humane persons entertaining this design
fer money making, the FEASIBILITY Of the liking maximum
or them by martallaw. II there be any such plan
oOt-anh wo think 1t than prohsbis-ws hope the
g0vsnm Mt will regulate the prices for tbs monoposts
If there IL a this earth for whom spesis
punishment 81 dirsst character reserved he l. this rx
tcrtiouer. He IL the enomy Of all aud doing
sli In his power TO nap the invading army lie II
log the seeds &c discomfort, aud depressing the public
spirit by his oppression Of the people amongst whom hs
lives aud whom he will owe the protection OF himself
humanity lie will bs ready NJ any moment 10
allegiance 10 Abe Lincoln
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More Mn rtiai i.s w lisa VirG tnia.
HUMPHREY MARSHALL. ~ COMMAND.
fIroo, h. ui..s.uaonI IRIS t.srh Muv-


GKsakAL 0Rngx. NJ. 81
wax pxrAsrxEyr Arr. sSv lS-r = Cnx r. usP,cx
RrBxosp, May 8, 1892.
L. The following proclamat1p published FOR the in
formation q all conosrasd-
PROCLAMATION
By virtue ~ tha power vested by law 10 declare
the SUSPENSION Of the privilege " the writ Of hsbeas
corpcs
Jefferson Davis President Of the Confederate states
of america do proclaim that martial Law is hereby
tended over the counties OF &c, Wise Buchanan Nc
Dows and Wyoming, undsr the command Of Br gadier
Gsnsral Humphrey Marshall; and do proclaim the
pension Of All civil jurisdiction with the exception Of
that enabling the courts 10 take cogpizsncs OF the pro-
bate Of Wills tho administration u the estates OF de-
ceased PERSONS the qualification OF guardians 10 enter
and orders for the partition and sale Of properly
10 make orders concerning roads and bridges N
county sve. and TO order the payment of county dts
and the Of the writ Of habsss corpus the
counties aroreeaid.
IN faIth wlersaf have hsrelnio signed my name and
set my this the Cd day OF May, the year thou
''"' - JEFFERSON DAVIS
Briradisr General Humphrey Marshall is charged
with tho due execution " the foregoing proclamation
He will forthwith establish ebcsn military police,
and will ensosrs the following orders
An distiation Of spifituous liquors is positively pro.
hbilsi and Ire disteries will forthwith be closed
The sas Of spfr fuous ors OF KIND also prob
cd. and establishments for the sale thereof will be
clused.
g. All persons infringing the above prohhiiio ions will
suffer such pgnshmcnt shall be ordered by the
,rd labor foe pocc than month shall he inflicted by
tbs sent.ies Of regiuantsl court msrttal ~ directed
~ the e5th article Of war.
BY ccmuaaa cf the sacr-,ary Il wss
AdiaL,nt AID Inspector General.
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Nothing has dissusIed ~ ia tho letter writing sbotu
nations Of the Northern setibss more Than ber absurd
stories or the deppIkmsat Of tn ladies N Nashville snd
~ mr. cauti ed Soutbern cities 10 tho Yankee invaders
Tho accounts they publish u Vulgar coarseness TO them
X The Part Of wei, bred southern women are syiasny
the smansions " their own r1Irss ana vulgar minds
va 10 moi behave that southern ladies' would eodsse-nd
IL mike indeic nc and nnlady.iikc manifestations of
,bair aetes tatipu OF the invaders. They wod not pal
a. on level with suc, crostrs< nnneccs
.ary sxpose themselves 70 Insult Tho ,hhcrrence OF
hen 4 o, ntonse and profound 10 lavbs ike shallow
hrouk "a IL too sacred and digrihed tc fret away rs
$500 IN idle words The only account No have seen
ron any OF the northern seribes &c the conduct ~
-onthetn lalies thsr sade's which strtkos 10 ~
A. vi mobgbo, war that Tfch gave fin ACCOUNT
oC an ntergie Of northern officers With MRS Fob
r,ov Of The late President. Thor came 10 that lauy g
ID Iiv" she .ola len -a fes,tife proleglicn and
Ind only t. asa mat thu bones her hisnahi shrtd ~
nresertei from dssscrBtipn Such reception ~ Ihts
evidently rs them 10 III core, AMI les tsr more saec'
tl,,r w,fdy md vehcm ~ reprn>tlss Tofs arc SONS
tbiags 81 ,3y th,t y j. spaVcse 'sn a. d'soHAa bhsn