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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01
The Surrender Of st Augustine to
the Federale.

the Fsderals.
A eenus man wh1 passed the Federal PICK
as St Augusta az fa.ntshes The s1tj iued
infyrm,!on
The Yanssss. le ,vir { thsif kunhoat outside
ths hsr, arrros chea the tlsy In bsre',
about 20 la n nm Ger. With q e Of truce ana
American ensign Tying. Tns so render 81
the ely and ,ha ksys. OF the fort we're de.
man ed, with 'hs no % that in tbs event Of
refasal ;hs vsss.'s outside wpuld proceed TO
she'll them. The ely ConntE was INN edi-
a:sly crovense and, AZ er dsh Der ,tiou. the
keys were ds iysrsd TO the FEDERAL cmcer In
comm nd of the barge.
The G ,l!es:or Ct ,na port. Mr.. p. Arnop,
wa arres.sd aud kept on board the Wabash
four days, when, gtvina up the Custom
House b oks aud ap-If, and disclosing where
tbs apparatus Of The 81, Augustine light
honss and the Cape Canavsrii were col csaisd,
hs vas .e'e; SD
John .spc, a p,'o. Of 81. augus'i.:. wa.
Pre-; d into .ae + deral service. on informa-
too ri ven them 81 his vocation and where
nbouis, By the traitors wis seem to be BY T o
means rev n tts Ans ssn.C,tf. He was used
tc bri & IN one Ct their "a sbos's. which 10 y
moua's Two guns on each side ana pivo'
quinn king hve in all.
70 conuGsC rts dent1s albo we'd to leave the
the city to return 10 his place Will out PAT s,
which was granted upon ms tektrg an oatn
that .hould hs leave mis- place, he Will take
40 ~. Augustine a. his home; and no ctiiE IN
.e allie VEG to leave witt-ut sweating that he
VIII setuTa.
On no aday last the "a hoiic prizes. and the
Epise pal min is er. were no Id I'd iha: unless
they aes.stej from pra ying for JET. DAVIS and
the Southern Confedeyscy, they ct oald be
sat- 10 Fort LAT yette
Some of the ladies who appeared on the
streets wore m.riature Confederate Aigs in
heir b )st ms One OF them oone.oE teo a Esd.
eral ofs:er, telling him that though there
we1s no ren ,stl II. ,hs .tet> who naA the
spirit or maniiness to defy them, there we're
women VINO you'd.
Toe Fsdsrsjs appeared to Know all the
mcvemen-s Of our pee pie about 81. Augustine
previous to fheir arrival; and with the In
formatioo given ~ traitors, they knew Of the
Two ,mraIie les EavinJ k-fs That place but
a eh r. timc b foe for New Smyrna; els2,
where Il ANA ech ,oner that had RIM the
blocs1ds was cosaes iet. and where the sails
cou e fonrs
The Iinx~.s n. in fuli possession Of tie
ST. J ,hns river. their gun bouts nav Eg gone
npe far as Paiatka Ihs steamer Dag ing.
ton is used b. thera as = transport. There
were about $3.50 F.dsr ,ls Mt Jacksonville -
They are tearing up me J Ackso II B .ilroad,
and are using tn iron rail IN the cree lion of
defea sees of the Town ag rst atthcG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Marriage Satisfactorily inquiry at the
Huetings Court Clerks Office, we learn that
eighteen marriage licenses were Issued durir e
the month of March In the month of F.brn
arg twenty light licenses were issued, bsing
one for e-e,y dsy in the month. the falling
off in the longer month Just ended tasy te
ascribed to unfinished discussions relative to
90 nestic economy and the slim prospect of
trot,ing through life in double harness during
such times as th. present. Cupid is no doubt
making the usual number of conGuests, but
the accustomed results cannot ensue, owing to
the extgencies Of the times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Another Ficttm Of NE Cana! and Dock -
Acting Coroner Sanxay was called upon. yes
terday to view body found in the race lead
ing to Clsibornss Mill, near Mayo's Bridge
From tbs dress Of the deceased, by appear.
ance an trishnan, 1t is supposed he belonged
to one Of the regiments low eteamrea near
this place. There were TO marks or any pa
pers on his person By which he might bsiden-
titled. The Coroner did MOI deem an inquest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Actipity.-The streets presented a scene OF
bus,!iug aetivi,y yesterday Everybody's car
risge was 5u.s every heevy vehicle for the
transportation of stores was fal.y employed;
every merchant who had anything 10 eel
found plenty of customers, no mater what the
price; aud, under the tempting Establishments
Of the spring sunshine, every lady made her
appearance with the most stylish attire that
her taste could fab.icate or her means pur-
chuse. Soldiers were visible in throngs, some
with fashy iu'f,r'a' r.splendens with gilt
CARDS which betokened that they hSd seen do
ing their country some service. Mature
smiled upon the scene, and the birds carolled
their sweet welcome to the spriDg $50
March came in like lion, but went out like
lamb Perchance before tine close Of an
other month events of vast Importance, for
which two sections hare been for a y ear pre-
pairing may be developed; ana orr people are
determined to meet tho issue brAvsiy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Committed for Ezam,not,on.-Patrick Be.
han. venerable but misehievoue looking old
codger. with tue most approved style Of eide
whisaers, was arra'saed bsfots the Mayor
yesterday for stealing 954 in bank notes from
Edward Dorau, and the proof being clear, he
Was committed to be examined before called
Court Of Hastings next Monday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Metropolitan HaH-.Les Mallorj'S war
TlIustraiions'' are 70 b seen every evening. q
this popular place Of resort To morrow, for
tho benefit Of famllies that have not the op.
portunity of Witnessing the scsnic and auto'
matte beauties Of this entertainment at nisns,
q grand matinee takes place At IL o'clock. 10
far the Hall has feen filed with tire most ap-
preciatiss, Of auditors, beatty and fashion
lending, by their presenoe, IN additional
charm 10 this glowing Work Of the painter
and the life.like movements Of the ausomats.
The figures DOW move over the boards with
90 much ease and proprietY that ono feels -
If they had arteries, r1uscl.e and if'elligence
where with TO stir them. They may rarticu'
Iarizs tho evolutions Of the sentry guarding
the camp of Manassas, the march of cavalry,
and the moving OF ambulances ia the back
ground, az esq ecially real in effect. One
thing may be mentioned "a characteriziug this
work Of art, both acting and painted figures
arc consistent IN proportions, Mr.. Mallory
having carefully looked to the effect Of fore
ground and perspective. We have, therefore
20 inconxrdous intermiueling Of giants and
dwarfs without rsfefenee 70 natural contrast.
A meutionable feature OF tbs exhibition 10 the
drop curtain, givingtrue and admirably painted
views Of the f,o. Of Canal street, New Or
leans, the wonderful Lsvee, Free Market, tie
Old Father of Wa'crs, and tie little city OF
AIgiers, opposite the commercial Babel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Arrests-The Provost Marshal yesterday
committed Michael A. Gats!y aud man
named johnson 70 Castle Goodwin a. political
prisoners: Thomas Leonard, notorious de.-
pere DO and q dessrter from the 14th Louisi-
ana regiifsnt, was atprsE ended, after i've
mouths leave from his comrades, and ironed
and put in the same place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Omitted Cases-Two individuals, one white
and the other black, were summoned before
ceacy--ths frat by An exposure of his person
10 the street, the second BY using vulgar and
obscene language in one Of the public thor
ouehfares. As tho particulars would only
mioister to a morbid appetite, our readers
must content themselves with this brief mon.
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Violent 1ssduN-A man named VIM. Rey-
nolds wac carried before the NJ y or yesterday
for violent aseault, with stick, On an nn
known ran on Arb. between Main and Cary
.ts lie vas committed until Wednesday the
wounded party being 30 much Used up az to
be unatle 30 appear.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

The Varieties Tho tragedy. In one entire
act, entitled The Council of Ten,' is to be
performed for the first time at this theatre to-
night. We understand that the plot 10 rare
one, full of-but, as the press il pledged to
nounce that the author himsclf will appear on
the stage to night, and there will be no small
exposure of the doings behind the scenes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Regulation Of Prsees.-We call attention to
an important order of Gen. Winder, regu-
lating the price Of market produce, which
effeclually extinguishes the seoundrelism that
! has been rampant for reveral weeks past, TO
the detrimsnt of the< houseReepers Of this
atty Read it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

The Ladtes Defence dissertations the Ia
dies of Richmond, who have periodically IN.
dertaken to raise funds for building a gunboat
fcr the def nee Of the city, will hold a meet
iog tomorrow tWednesdayi morning. at ii
o'clock, at the Broad Street Methodist Church.
Wa are requested to say that business of i'm
portancs will be before tho meeting, alta 1t is
hoped the attendance will be numerous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01
A CAakunH.-Ths Charleston Co.rssv ssy,

We learu from . private later, just r..
ceived in this city. BY wy OF Tampi Esxi.
CO. teRt the schGoaer Josnaa Ward, OF this
pofs, wAic LEFT Eatapals on The 2.st Ftb-
guaYy with rptnJn cargo for the Ucn fe1ofa.o
Sfa,es. vAs cap uursd On til. sfJb Of the same
month ~ tho fSdsrsl stes msr Harriet Lax o.
prtfs crew was placed on board the WRrd,
aud she Was taken 10 New York. Capt. Den.
nls wa sabea BY the Harriet Laus TO Key
Wet. 40 was ssns fron. tAsaes 70 New
York
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

YANksE TAX Oh TOBACCO. -Remonstrances
from kentucky have bsen pres nted in the
Federal Congress agaipst tbs PR set for tn kin &
leaf tohareo three cents psun0. The tax of
Kentucky would DO three millions, and that
Of Maryland million and u half 1t is said
shat some OF tbs rrinetpst tcSc tcco planters
In Mcry.apd hesitate to pitc b acrop this sea
son, from IN apprehension Of loss on account
Of this tax.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01
Attack on Fort jackson,

AVC6CK OH 3 Oh y uOR0OH'
AuarsrA, Ma oh 3l.-The charleston papers
CT tp.s morning contain q dispatch from New
Crle1cs, dated the % n inst which says Two
OF tbs encmy's guaboats yesterday ccn'
mer ced en- attack on Fort Jackson, at sns
mo nth OF the Mississippi. A good dsel OF
fling wes KEEP. up throughout the day. NO.
sodv wae hurt OF onr siia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01
sENwss l. ASSEMBLY, or vlHeiNi
SENATE.

n srs.. March sls:, 1852
Tbs Scrcse = = c'lile,. to order a. ii O'Clock
4. II Ia President IN the oh air.
B.LLs PASSED.
Amending an act to create 81 Ordnance
Depari m N; bill defining persons who m ~
obtain License, forbid. the is ming OF
licenses 20 d any business 10 pe1so claim
ing ~ ee unnaturaI z,d cit a.rs j am .ad ding
tro &c: conce, n!rg judgment Oh liens /;
smscdIuE an act concerning ferries IL is@
I'D ;.usseii counties author; zirg ths issue
or Treasury Io.es authorizing ms III ihu-
tic IRE Of ACC hoi bill ~ p1. scat Lac ,scaps
OF slaves In si95- H..er couutios.
"A message wa. received f. Oh he II use OF
Dsiesn &c, Iuf,rminx The Eena.e that :hey
~e!s ready 70 go iGto tba ex' cusioE Of the
joint crder CT the day, VIZ: Tns removal OF
X. ID Minnie from of1os, b } having faiiec
TO exes ute a new IN i1l noad IN e.e.-aa Lee
III r The reguisitio., Of .te s,ne Isl lure The
Ieseta!,o ~-as 1,keh UT, PEI iag ID con-
sice-a ion Of which the s,elAte tCoR recess
until 9 O'Clock.
Ev.nipa SssfisG.
The Senate vss called TO order at so'c:,ch
p. tx.
The rard Ts question hetrg tho execution
OF the lnin, era Ell Iy. ricins Ior Sc remcya'
If H II. hi'nruc from cfGcs, ana tn Ques-
uon ~fte'aoTai eel; PIT. and the t)int vo:e
ascertitnof', It - ", fonnd = hs decded il the
sftirma ive-reas -, noes - Ths Aanat
hen Proceeded, Spirtiy with the Hose, to
me e!tc.sor " q ,reT ~ g IL 'ns va2cnc; 60
o:c&s:orcd, anc ca The seccpd ba lot Mr.
.toha IL 30, ofWhee!ias. was declared duly
elected General ..ssD1 s"d 3,creSeepet OF
lie PenL'snt,ary.
ga LON 81 M. 1sBeLL, :ha saEAi:e ad-
DO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Gore A"ay-The LIST infantry regiment,
Wise Legion, tof the balance not captured a.
Roano he Island left Richmond yesterday
under command Of it's Colonel, John II. Rich
ardson, for "a place near the 6aehing of the
cavalry regiment. Wise Legion, Col j. Luoius
Davis, also left Richmond yesterday, and will
be heard from in good time.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Tum6sevs and Sxgav.-A charge against
Redbe II, elays of G. Wendlinger, Of stealius
-tumbisrs and sugar from HE master, was
satisfactorily proven tsfose tho Mayor zee
tsrdSy, when an sdjastmsns was had BY Zen
ben getting his hide we'll tanned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Caiamfat assembly, Eleven slaves, found
by the poles in an unlawful assembly at the
fore the Mayor yesterday. and BY him were
ordered 70 be corrected in the usual way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

False Pretsaces Tom Jones member of
Caskie's Rangers, was carried before tho
Mayor yesterday. a: the instiga,ion Of cii
zen, who charged him with trying 70 sell .
horse that did not belong to him. He wss
acquitted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

FIRST of Apr.i-To Gay ~ sn.sr rpon the
second spring month From time imnsnno,
rial the occasion has been devoted 10 practical
joking, and been called " All Fools Day
1t remains to be seen whether matters of
gIsv5r fnoHe-t have expelled the love of mis-
chief inherent In the hu u,al t:east To-znor-
row will be the one hundred and twenty sec
ond anniversary of the birth of Thomas
jefferson, re having been born ia l740.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01
Movement of Federal Troops In
/

MOVen10Nts OF EeOerAI Troops N
Hampto1 Roads.
NoRPoIK, VA No rCh Sl.-The heavy firing
heard at Newport News anc Fortress Monroe
"a. day was oNasiored by snlatss. on account
Of the arrivni CT Vice p. ssideut EaDlin and
others.
Nearly HUNDRED transports, steamers, and
other vessels. are IN Hampton Rosds. No
communication has beea Asd with tue enemy
by nag of truce for several days. large
rumber OF Federal troops have scentiy been
landed at For tress Monroe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

TAomas artillery That portion Of ,his
ens oasssry no. "a fiehnce4 !: under sA''A'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01
PERSONAL.

AyOfICE Tae dor 70 who was hsr asa
~ Coli PENCIL and PENHOLDER In Cap
BaI ksdas s eiice, yester1a ornipg. rui p.ss,s
lssvs the ssms Al The staes Of Assns SNae
Usrdox,, No. 2o3 nam strsss, and obhse the o~nes
spl-3~ FkANA fAhA.
nEksONAL Lit THOMAS r. SANS VII
cal IT the Americas Hotel bo vii hnc ~
eiave, kANNY ap -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

Mo-sNESYs - TsHHs,sE, Arm Prom
the faein phis Asalas,ae. of March a7th, we
copy the following:
We b iv, thing Of special tat, est OF re-
cent occurrence flo N TITS quarter. The ere.
my's army Is said he eau lousy Apr oachiDs
oar army Our Geassals eresxpecting daily
az a,tuk. 1t bsbooyss every one able, viii.
ing, and arm TO agat. 10 now rally 20 the
ranks of our army. Let men seeking 1ic :
or position "a Ter The ranks and ascend to Tho
higher positiaI Of deeds IF valor Now is toe
tms. We ant 70 neGtroLs, less ekuIking,
loud mo nthsd brawlers lor the south mere
SIter, Ghonow halt OF he.l.a,- to repair TO
the Hsid eta. We shall Il al At II ,srty 10
aphr Id all srca &c 81 may IL under our OBJ
sArva.i~n who .hasi thus fall behind their
professions and pa'riosc hoastiIg., With
Gers. JJaLston, Polk, Beiuregaro, and
Bragg; PIP. rtt d ns hey should tie by The
great oody Of be couGtrys ve could rest In
Confidence We Ccp,d ftoi q IN, he r soiuts.
yea, noperu, Let not the sk,lI and bre very
If una rcmmaadars he left 10 defeat by H.
re-cIn,ion, lndif.I eLc', or iIse lon OF the
South.
Tue acts ard the results Of the General
must vindicate him. Success is the only
t-u. test Of snernlshir Word. viii not
do we saan :. 60 sa.~ he,her ". have n--
e. dssea' - tetec:; gs eha.i see where
lies ths isspc n=iaiii'y whether I. p. with
viii r;ru:,. srora nei:ha..- bus,l is an abe
man. Bs 70. l&rE foes En- hs inyades
and We dpisnd. lie Is ~rorg ana we are
right II we do our daty. Goi Will give re
victory. Herou!ts lire, lie: every "a m pa;
his owM Shoulder 20 the wheel, prt yirg Ia
God. a"1 ~s shalt ccTque1.
GeE. Il. Thorn sou grithed md hoI orei
Ee by ca:! list night etUu s.Lc.1m. He is
now rasdy for daring deeds and grauc
ach;evsrasrts. Tas FeSera!s fsar ana re.
sprc: him. r. Is n living General, and when
De shall hevs dcRsi "the mortal COLL" his
aame vii. Use IN 's,stGrA ard ths Asrr.a Of
MS ocuntfvme3. rs Is the idol OF has So.
fiars he IL the PIT of the coantry. Ire en-.
cay II rs. look GU for him 9: every point o +
assault for be /. here ,h<,s, and eptryahevs-
81 her n I nv nv ais
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

FRoM JACKSONVILLE fLA.-A passenger 81
rect frcU the seat of war in tiof1da gives us
the foilc wing IN tornitior:
Tha F'ders SIS have now ut J.cksouy.Ile
ou. $50 n 10; no 8. s.. Augustine, and 90
at EsTnnEd;n..
There are .hree gunboats lying at Jack
stream.
WhsE .he fenkess FIRST landed, but few Of
the inhaeitanSs had left the place, but I'M
med!ately a sta m pede ensued, All swing ex-
capt some Of decided Yankee proc'iyi,ies.
as general thiIG, the Yankees have ah
stained IRON irjurtpg the property aban-
doneJ, bat those who hlvs t,k.n the most &C
tive paTt Ia the war are ufTing severely
fro m tn cir depredatinns
Ore widow lady has two SOM and two
sC1s-iu.law in the Con FED crate rervioe-her
only rsn lining son "a mere bCv and one.
armsr) fired upon the Yankee fl ers When
they landed This lady has lost Der house
land, negroes. stock, and even her hcUseh old
furniture
The houses in Jacksonville have, some OF
them, been given to the egroes
From two Yankee prisoners, taken the
other night BIZ our pickets, the troops were
informed that it Nes not the inten ii on Of the
enemy TO march any farther into the intert Tor,
but merely TO hold these seepOfts In ogdsr TO
render the blockade ehsc:ual, and TO get se
much Of our pr operty as possible into their
hands.
The cars ard all railroad stock were saved,
and re now running regularly as far dow n
towards Jacksonville as our on cnmpneht,
which 10 abou. five miles from The iowa.
Our troops ave In f1ne spirits and enger 20
give them o brHsh -Saccnnah Fsaos, 2Sh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

u COINS aus,oxs.
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ERAITCATED
y lou. PAIN o, iaconv enienc ,,bS d, sCHUL z.
tho Chisop 81
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spl-2sh
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01

w. BIBLE >OUlsTY OF VIktH. IA
~ The annual meAting OF tho Bible Go.
ciefy Of Virginit will be held In St PLula
Church, this {rUESDAY) evening, April LIST,
ct o'clock precisely. npl-its
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-01


N snda ion Of the Pfesiieat-.c cJun:eTavl
which.
Resalssl, That the Committee Oh the y udi
diary b. iIstrac led TO sEQuife int the exps.
OF slaves Tor merchandise or other wise. into
any OF the other States Of this Gonfed.raey
from any State or States that may adopt q
systsm Of 4 7ad aai en- eipatiOa.
Mr.. CHAABsRs, Ct Miss, presented a iesta,
ana An accass,, which, without reading, he
xsks. 10 be refeSrsd 20 the Committee or
Claims.
kr. CLAP, Of Miss. offered a series OF lo,nt
reese iu;:ors with reference to The pr ,ss Q atom
OF the war and othsr matters. which = pre-.
sented a. suosti,u.e for The series o. Tsso.
lauOLs offered By Mr.. Foots seyerGl days
since. Laid O. ne tatle.
Mt. Smith, OF N. u, gave notice that Ia
ehouid move - take up the repor. OF the Com
uiues on III ,ctto as, Ia tie contested sIsctiou
case between A. II Garlsnd aud J b. John.
SON. OF Ark, 20 norrow at O'Clock.
NJ. Mills Of s. G., submitted a cOmmuai.
caNsa from the Quarts-mas,.r I, General,
ferret TO ms Milttiry Uonmittes. Motto n
agreed 10.
Alec, com N unication from the Chief OF
O.daar cs In reference 70 al incNass OF paw
OF t'ii5f Arm1fcr. Referred.
hiSo, re .olatiou that the Gom mi tees Oh
Military end Naval Affairs have the priyi
iegs OF reporting st'any time during tAs
sessions. u on this resolution paint Of or
der wes raisrd, WHOA was sussstnec by tho
1nalf
Ar. a1s,ss. OF Tenn offered a resolution
THAI the cie iksr call the States tor memoir.
ais, reso, q tons, DC on Monday Of eacn week
Anu on IA d hs- cay, during tae continnaucs
OF lie pi esrat sessi9n. Not agreed 10.
MT FooTE chere iee following resclation ::
Rssoiesd That the President DO requested,
II be snail deem It com pasiois with the pu b.
lac interest, 70 direct the Secretary OF War
- send 70 this Aonss copy OF The omciAl 70.
port OGDEN A. Sidney Jonnstou, N the Ia ter
roxn 'ortes prnpou cted 20 eim ~ the order Ct
tue President. Touching he .soen. military dts
ssssrs ~ fort Doaeia IN and else whore. Also.
cOpy Of BFig .0en. 0ideon j. Pillows su ..
Distasot&ry report IN YaEar3 20 eos Fort
Docels0n nRSif, With the stsei daat doca.
me1ts. Agreed 70.
Alsc, resolution, ~ foaiOWs:
lAsstpak Shas ~ Yyeetdsas - ysQue6tea .
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