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Another Victory!

fF UDlr, Ndrci T. A hat lion, c,mp.i,iug
'ho lN NJ "A L. AMI lurN N uf G irtis' IlH. "a,
Y'g ftAlhoht, at,"Sed at roe % els coo -trony
i.i-m ihNg u'fest tg tlom aud t,ki z % s4-ssi IA
y lhe un ( PuIs nus wing a D sd thU =
" .r '"r.ou'r Dol, W.ye With A. a 'sW u.u smEca-
/ d'-'suec, n 81 r.tru, nIInriug away uuub,r
Il /. j o 'r'. Company A i 1.-Two uen kille l.
m ny hom tuc Srresp' Mo- ,ecpud b.tr-
13' n'frr con InN Il - Lieu, Co. Ps,ith, eros,
'l 'he tiy1tt -d,yt retA'urci tnum,
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INC nlh JoLer, md RInunnt.

President LINcoLNs jekirg reputation is
such that lis command Of Fremont to tho Blue
Ridge, vi bout mon, is half looked upon as a
joke Of about 'ho size of tho Mountain Do.
pa tmont' just created.
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%. II No. ~ The Onlcers Rad M
p'rs OF ttis division are requested ~ attend sp
m.eung 81 Union Hall, cor. 22d It. and 30 Av,
IT u sdAy evening, MarcA 18th. All officers
will OF attend this meeting will be deprive
their petition on 81 Pstrick's Day. b. order a
Presidrit PATRICK KRARNS g. r. CLAIR
Secretary,
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Occupation of Winchester.

Washing On, March 12.-Gsn. Mcclellan h IS
been on ~ NirRi,.. idr III 90 N ,gt~y. Th' 10 are
no indie toe Of Mi. INN cd - Te'uIu. In rmt-
o. ,ouight, iytd from Wiz lester, Is that oIr
forces today took possession o. tia town,
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will assemble IN full Uniform, this Tnursiay !
ing, March 18Th, al Toclock, precisely, a, ths N,
House, and bring with Them the money 10 tcI
sold fer the soir,e a, the Apollo. N. u. Tna d
corps 81 the 4Ith Regiment, Brooklyn. u. ID OR
bST kindly volunteered 10 escort us f,on ,he
Ger House 10 the Apollo. II. RAYMOND, Br
dier General, ABRAHAM DAILY, Colonel, |
PHIFE, AdiutAnt.
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Washington, March 12.--The following or
deis hy the Presiden, were published by authority
in the lNrLriGFNcrR ofthis morning. Their i'm
portince Snd bearing are IN n,iiest
WAR GAzAr1E PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.
EXECUTIVE ,MASsioS
WAsInNGroS JsL uAry ~, 1869 I
luz PRESIDENTS GENREAL WAR ORDER No
10 IA ordered that on the 2li day ~ February
lebs there be - seneral mnvsment ~ the land aud
nava forei ofthe Uuited 5tstaa against the insur-
y"t l.re.s that especially the army ~ and about
e.IiI'h. Nonroe tic army Of the Potomt v, tho army
%, N,s'eh NhRit A. the army Lear Mumflrdsgillt
N.Y. the ermy md hp'tl NJ Cairo, aud naval force
IN ihb Gun II Mexico be ready Tor a movement on
that day that al the oiher forces both LAID aud
naval With their re poet We commanders, obey the
exis'ing orders Tor tie tire, and be ready ~ obey
adj luonAl oidvrs when duly given that tAe Heads
nI Departments aud especially the Secretaries of
War bEd ofthe Navy, With all th0ir sub lrdtnntes,
and the generAl-n.c chic, with all other cimman.
dtrs ami tuao'dinRtas % the land and naval frees
WI - vrrsy 10 held 10 ther strict and full r,spla-
si'Li'hs the prompt execution " this order.
lsSh'dl ABRAHAM LISCpLS,
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l9g o' MS Division will be held in mi NJ Han
OF ID ave and 2ld 1t, ON THURSDAY, M.,cb Ia,
~ ,'clCcb. All members arr r, Iues,ad !,
Luutnsl In attendance, sspeci,ly those In :
By order Of HUGII REILLY, Pes; DE-,
O'CONNER SC -.
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BARSuNs MUSEUM CONTINUES To nE CT
ei, day srd might, a d no wonder. with Il
hest u atrnc'i1us, and the brilliant drama,
noon Ahd ty,niug.
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Hurr-h for the "warn-Nsw 10 your

HuFFuh TOT the "WaF"-Now e youF .
chance ~ 60 70 the seal OF war and gain distinca
for yourselves and families, A few nsors able bod
men wanted ~ bring the gallant Both Re,yimsni|
NV, under command Of Col. CHAS II iNNHs|
she MAXIMUM standard required by abe u. s. a
ernmena Pay, clothing and trAnsportAtiun
nished and relief given 70 ths wives Of soldiers q
the Aid COMMITTEES, amer being mustered into
service. Sl00 bounty paid Al ths srplrasin" OF
var, or on honorably Being diseh.rged For iurt
Inf rmatnn apply " Lisui. JAMES GRANT,
oruitinR ofhnar, DO Omsra =. tss tbd ruTh'1s
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GIard Juy.niIe Co.csrt for IN. II ne a.

the Laur.ns IT buys' and girls meeting, 20 h. RiI
1T tho sullivan II L Church, let Blocker Al
Amity stS, Tnurs1sy evening, March 18th. n
eNerc ses will consist 81 vocal and inst -umenl
music, performed aA solos, due,s, semi chorus al
chorus \, iatei spersed With Dialogues and sinl
pieces. To commence st o'clock. Musl unl
the direction u Prof David Demsest NJ ~ Nd
iha CGrwio viii sing sour G. untry Girls" &c, a
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itusly discussed by the British govern ment, and
The result Il Looked for by the people with geo
sfAl interest.
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EXECUTIVE MANSION, !
WAsliisGToN March S, 1902, (
zhr1E PUBLISHED ny AUTHORITY.

PETSnFNr's GINERAL WAN ORDER, No. 2.
Ordercd, fret, that the Major. o. neral c,muand-
ing ne army ~ tie HomAc proceed forthwith T.
orgai iz- a Rt part said army destined T. enter
upon active operstl rs incudiug the rasa-yN, but
excluding the tro % ~ be tfI Ia tine fort o. Iupns
AhHu' washington, into four army e rps, h be
c1mmi nded according ~ seniority ot rang, as !o-
owl
First Corps-To consls, ~ four visions, and 10
be cpmmnnnei ny N i,r.G lrera' |. MaDl veil.
Second Corps-Tu ,uIsiSt ~ q re- divisl' ms. AID
81 be commando 10y rgIdiuT- q General T.. " 5 lm-
ner
Th'rd Corps-T1 cons ~ three divisonA And
10 g coAu'sld,d ~ Bris Gs4erA. 5. +. Han.
Hsmsn.
Fourth Corps To consist Cftlrse divisions. and
20 he con malded 10y 4. l. Kfy,s
2'. That the diyi,i0us now conn aulei 10y ~,
Tie ~ above assigned t0 ths command OF 'c1rps
Shal teemlrAcsd IN, aud firm part Of their resp e.
EFB q rls.
3. Tfc hro's let Or tie i fnso " W.shtnrt,u
VII he pRl,d in opDmAut Il II igaiier-0 auerAl
JAMES :. WsusW r,l, VIII sh,l. also be iilIry
O. 'e,nor o. the lt'i't of Columbia.
Tat ills order he tNsoutel VITA such PROMPT
ntF' aud dispatch as nh 10 DELAY the commence
L mt o. the -rGl1uf, slrtply lirtct-u u be un
ctr'ateu by tne army NJ the PItomar.
.. h'th army q. res % he C mn .nd'd hy VI. r.
General y, p, Banks, " \ 70 'ormel nom fis owu
mi Gene'N ShltGs tre General Lsnd,I'y D.yi.
s''h' q sueil ABRAHAM LINupLN,
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wAri X publican Asso, iAtion, at CoLtinsntI
or OF Bath n ard Sih ave, On Tnurtdsy ev
March is, ats o'clock. subject The w
S'Aviy The publ are invited. Atm ISL v
SAMUEL SINCLAIR, Pies'., A. SIDNEY d.
S,I'y.
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c,r,o A. "a, T cu.hips. Do DO rchrs Annsrdsls'
90 s 81 psl ). for, Pisks-s FEB % via Key Wet
Mach J. psw Le.isA o.. po. ii 81,
Hslsps fpih. with te.s ~ A L. ni.. Sihh,
ia IL 81 a ioaa 50 W, poke " srp lhSs SN'"'
ron Canton S,r New York. .,
ar. 49, ps. st,h sass- " wdss c~~ve .
Char, ssaeI m 90 lsie oeniasr' J" oNn'
suHooNrn-n-pre-+ Toy H-beApoTt
vin go 70. sc-,en N,-.n
Apns Rssal, hodges Hin~ceApot With
D.,Ia HSu,t jocks. ror, Rsyhtd,ys.
HID 0rinddl, Shay, Hissbshfrri ~ Bison.
suptia scthey, nv ssell, dresswicA, J, days,
With COM 70 . Fox q Go.
, Ponder, Jt, poorui.p, Smyrna De. dS'
with c-n oB Sr1A C1. Ia, 49,, =,
h..eY,shmirS Bssge.ps days vita o'rn
h.rtAA N,oye. Be-nse PtIsdsPhl' lays WIN
ndas tpT "a Bsnar. a s'ns.
Toess. Howl EIrsDethpst tr N,rwcN
Thos Hoicrnb, He,ne,i. LeeAs De, tirf vth
ertm'.Ss - scee ~ rs- 70 \. seed So wears,
Ssi q consurnpurn 9th inS,. IS, long 81 %,
spoke II N g,intoAi sPite'al, bonud 5.
ARRIVED LAST EVENING.
suP-wel SER. Lowb,r. Liverp.'i CO days With
uo5se !, sp Cord Tieston Co HAd asuccessou
~ b,av, ves sa-ly gAss tho entire passage. FEB
Sbiis upSer cicss rte<sd ,oT,ails, encountered
kurric.ne, Shich coEtinuei fJr three hours, Win
Fearful vioiance. carryNs a-Ny fre aud on@' AK
y,ris c-enz fore and mvzen ioIsNs and t'retol,
n a., ga, al. xss $ DAYS before smother ya-d
= "a s.a,,t, orinE b. tie severv = the wea
,ksr T-h ST, ct - 20 rg ~ u passed. brig
,.tef,,s. 81 With main st aud bo~Fpri Itandisg'
spasre-t y not l,ns 10 that iiiu't,'n; she va" c.
L,s vi built, pNsaed c,.-e - her were vas no one
On bard. Feb - lI 81 So In IS :, pas'et cioaa
/, a sunA ship, ". ts-'oggel and ShN1icue u ,'ilt
rot a@a stv name Ftb s., cnc-'intercl t'r0h'
gle fr,m W, uhich Nsed iAys.
RRIa-nailA, Mlrgsu- Par Fec ~ with ruo'er
~ d l. Co-it'g.
sCBooSrKs- B,r'c. Niche, Trea. sss
Iuksrusn tnrl Cox H,i,AN da!s with a'h
" Hunter 8 wheel wright
SAILED.
NueA ph- ssirs va'ls-s, ~ slip Island An
sdrn s.n FrNr.is5, S,nH L''t, Aspn val
New world. Lvsrpc,i. John biuyAn, husnga..
4 rthso,rtoc rudou' Che 10y, eh'r lLNi
NsrFlsric-x, C1-t-BTEs M5iuiog s,u f. jag.
JaaEw.td MuansNs. HvelLs, Cn1I OsTA
Hanbn,g. Lsvtsat. Film utt-s-iss p ia Ann
hcAiarns = jag. ArNAtiA AsrnSa Thomas
Owns CutA. Arns M,rino, Fs,mguih-S.hrs G.
L Jscm p ols'r, Cofk.
'2,.-s syrut.rs A-s'tG - LiverPo :; 9arl'-
ST., BAnibuIs C..uu %, HsTs-a.
SPOKEN.
N,--h iitt-3s rius- - tie II .h,in4a, L :
st.sre- Mty Qls.n- Francis, hence, 0oIal gta.
DIsAsTERS. &s-
u,lur... -Four Mach ii-vhe brig c C',-h,
lats ,s-cre 90 sag IL md 5nnA, las A-rtysi a,
ui,t = the vsss.l Ahd cargo w,s sAvei ,h-rush
q PEI severance ? her f,rusr Asser anl Ir'nci-
pa ovae- Capssia II Dag ~. whs re.des a y -ss
i.ard ne pore - pie len b m. hut he sls 'asieI
u rst.inius the crew, Al beat her Wv tls g. a
durtng tus -O-iLer J blow Ii yesfs-lay % 20 -
rszes 5gt ut.s water, Ard ~ o. eel n lei
vcFsge
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meeting Of the 4hc-- ...a,Ni~,isa Will la h,
,a,''.;.''y SsninP, March IAN, at the d Getting
rilstd ave,nunn cat Artillery Hal, AT 5 o'cl,
MAKE arrangements for the forthcoming c,lslr
81. PasrioA's Day Members In areas Al
quesn d TO attend By order 81 JAMES mi
GIN, Prev; WILLIAM HEN SELEY, So -.
hl9 Sis'1il
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Tw.u,ie,h ward-Onver Johnfos,

IIollowny's Oinf ment lie the--obIy n
end permanent cure for Piles, " has never
in thOtlaands of cAeaH
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TsmmRby Uall.-Tbe YsunE Mem
utctAuc X, publioAn Genera Comm u q will
at Tn many Hal. this evening, Thur-dsy,
~, 1863 At ~ o'c ocK, p. NJ. by order, II
HOWARD, Chai man, FREDERICK j. Bl
ANDREW MAIAEwSON, Secretaries.
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Special Meeting of No. Is A. o. IL. VI
he held At Union Hall, 1856 First avenue, botwe
Tenth and Eleventh SITS, on Thursday evenly
March 10, al 5 O'Clock. All members are request,
20 attend, Al there Is business Of Importance q
T. NJ FaCtfd by order Of JOHN REILLY, Prem led
JOIN DONAHu., Secretary. mhi2 2,s'iOa
a. q. H., No. GA eciaI uaoaelA. nj \
Divisi, will be nOd at 2l6 Hester st, on Thu -sd
~ Z n O'Clock. Put ctual attendance is TeG,.tto
BY order OF PATRICK CLANCY, Pres'L IA
THEW McPARLAN, seot. mhiq 2is'ld
II. lew. Chizens-A oomlaittto of pntrI "a
citizens have had the kiAdn ness W give q the Az
defenders Of cur country, the Veterans OF the w
u 1919, 'l3 aud II, grand complimentary sIii
IN iltary style al the Apollo, on Thursl.y, n
18th March, The net proceeds 70 be given " u
SICK and needy oftte corps, some N them des,lIu
~ = b. me, and some in the Aims ii nuss. g. p
irio's Of tie present day, and hl the house g. owe
flowing, and cause them TO rejoice thai they hA
90 irlenoH who appreciate their services ag ansi
po"e'iul enemy, and saved the country whole IRE
som the young are now en- ing Their Ole con
yaniDu In arms, Gen Winfield Scott, will be pr
sent n btAlIh prernits, 10 have hearty SHAKE
the hands once more before partr & FOR another AZ
better world,
A,d. Joseph n. Bsrnes, +. A Talmadgp, EsQ Ccu
g.. "a an Gen. A Barney, sx'Couuclmsn Van Tin
,x-A!d GriihIh, from whom tickets may be ubtIiI
a., AT Gen. II. Rsymond's Bounty Land on e, N
4 CITY Hal Pace, and At the Apollo on the day an
'vsring oths Stree. mhl2 s'l.6
Ehs CSn1iitsa on Streets Of IN. Bsu,
= Aldermen, vii mesa on Tuesday, the ls,h a,
- March, 1892. a one O'Clock, A, M, IN 4
Chamber Of ths Board OF Aldermen, City H,l, &
'ae IurIose - considaring the subject Of tbs q
tension Of Churan stree, 70 the Battery. All pu
,rs Interested will please attend without iarts,
lOuce, CHAS. J. CHIP, Oom
~,v, CaAs. H, HALL, } strsss
NJ rAfLoh' secH mhs la.lll
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The nenbers Of the A o. N. M.
qutsied ~ attend a meeting, u bs beld a,
me- hng reoms, cor. 26ih 81. and Ith ave, ON n
dhy evening, March iaIb, Al IN o'c!nk. p an
ttirn aroe ~ requested. BY order BAR, -
MEW QUINN, Pes PA-RICR CAAPBELL.
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n. II. Mes cher Club Tho Members oi
Club are request 10 attend a regular mf
n 90 ing, which will be- held this evening .
Powery. PunctuL aiteuG Sncs ~ all meal
rtqutttod. by order ~ PDwARD DUFFY,
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40 H., No IA ipe, iaI m,eisV a,
AbYye division vii 10 held this (Thur,d,yl ~
a. ~ 'c.cck. all members are r,qre,tad
itLa' g. d axe arrsngeuints foi tho coming eel
M ,,n - - Patrick's day. b. order 81 PATf
SEC, NohL A.
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Our WASHINGTON Dispatches.

AcQuia Creek Batteries Abandoned,
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a. d. H., No. Ga spe cial IaeaflA2 Of
Dvisi, will be nsld at 2l6 Hester st. on Thu -sdI
~ y O'Clock. Put ctuAl attendance Is TeGa,sIl
BY order OF PATRICK CLANCY, Pres'I IA
THEW MCPARLAN, Sect, nhl2 2,slC
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DsAsTERS. &G

Na-ch iit--33 riCs- p - tie u .h,inl', L :
st.are- Mty 2Is.n- Francis, hence, boIal gta.
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TPUBLIC-No. AL

AN ACT to authorize the president of the United
States in certain cases to take possession of rail-
road and telegraph lines, and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the senate and house of represent-
atyes of the United States OF America in congress
assembled. That the president of the United States
when in his Judgment tbe nnblic safety NAV renuire
it, be and he hereby authorized to take possession
ofany all the telegraph lines in the United States
their Offices and apurtenances; to take possession of
any or all the railroad liues in the United States
their rolling stock. their Offices, shops buildings
and all their appendages and appurtenances; TO pre-
scribe rules and regulations for the holding using
and maintaining ofthe aforesaid telegram and rail-
road lines and TO extend. repair, and complete the
same, in the manner most conducive to the safety
and interest 0fthe governments to place under mill
tarv CONT oil all the officers agents, and EMPLOYEES
belonging to the telegraph and railroad lines inns
laken possession of by the president so that they
shall be considered post road and part of the
military establishment of the limited Stses subiact
to all the restrictions imposed by the rules and rti
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proved, February 4. 1862.
[puRI1c-Nn IL

AN ACT making appropriations for the suppoIt Of
the Military Academy for the year ending the tbir
meth OF June, eighteen hundred and sixty.three
lie ii enacted BY the senate and house 81 renra
sentatives of the United States of America in con-
gress assembled That the following sums be and the
same are hereby appropriated, out of any money in
the treasury not otherwise appropriated for the sun
port OF the Military Academy for the year ending
me thlrteth oil June, eighteen hundred and sixty
three:
For pay of officers, instructors cadets and mn.
sicians one hundred thousand dollars.
For commutation of subsistence, four thousand
one hundred and sixty -one dollars.
For forage for officers horses, one thousand four
hundred and forty dollars.
For pay in lieu of clothing to officers servants,
sixty dollars.
For current and ordinary expenses as follows;
repairs and Improvements, fuel and apparatus TO.
rage, postage, stationery, transportation, printing
clerks, miscellaneous and incidental expenses aid
departments ofinsruction thirty five thousand dol
lars.
For gradual increase and expense of library, one
thousand dollars.
For expenses of the board of visitors, one thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For forage of artillery and cavalry horses, five
thousand dollars.
For supplying horses Tor artillery and cavalry
practice, one thousand dollars.
For repairs Ofoffeers quarters, one thousand five
hundred dollars.
For targets and batteries for artillery exercise
one hundred and fifty dollars.
For furniture for hospital for cadets, hundred
dollars.
For annual repairs of gas pipes and retorts, three
hundred dollars
For warming apparatus or academic and oil er
buildings, three thousand dollars.
For kitchen OF cadets mess hall, one Thousand
dollars
For latrnes at cadets camp ground, one thousand
dollars
Approved, February 10, 1862
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az AGI making an appropriation for conn,o,ir,,
,e ueiehces OF Washington, and for other puf
BE it enacted by the Senate and 11o,,so r.
eenIalVeS OF the United States of America -, SIl
Sess assembled, That the sum of one hnndred o,id
n.y. ,i,uuSahd dollars be and the same is heIebv an
ptiapr ,uaeu, oul OF any money in the treasury nnt
otherWise appropriated for c6mpeiing the ~ a. oo
a. m"si,nngiOn; Provided. That ali arreaInges of
shall aneaay incurred for the objects of Ills act
G. De mist paid out OF this sum: And nro,idsd
ti NAT no part of the sum hereby approp1ia
ecu SnaiI be expended in any work hereafter 10 be
Sec 2. And be it further enacted Tint tbo ert,
secll9n OF the act oftwenty- September eigh
zen hundred and fifty, providing for the dischaSae
IRON the service of minors enlisted witbouf Tho go
sent OF their parents or guardians be- and tb oon
nefeby is repealed Provided Tint hereafter "i nv
IN unGef me age of eighteen shall be mustered
iistment taken by the recruit shall be en-
to his age ~ conclusive as
IS, Sec g. And be it further enacted, That no vo,up.
IeeIs or militia from any state or territory shall H.
mustered into the service of the Uniied Sta;nt ~
any terms or conditions combining their servico -
tne hmts OF said state territory or their vicini
STATE otS S inc number of ten thousand in The
s.ate ol 9llssouI1, and four thousand five bnudred
~ the state OF Maryland heretofore autboriged Nv
,e president of the United States or secretary ~
war, 10 be raised in said states u
Sec a. And be it further enacted Tint ,bo soo,,,,
ihvUvn OF me act of the tenth OF April eigbtepn
uuIed and siN, shnll be and Tie same is herehv SO
"mehueu as 10 read as follows: ~
sec q And be it further enacted Tint In finn "a
VAR or rebellion against the supreme autho,ites NJ
Gl'ed states, all persons who shall be found
rh.ng Us spies or acting as such in or oLont tbe
iorlcaiions, encampmens posts onarters o hoad
quarters OF the armies of the United States or env
nj, u, mem, within any part ofthe United states which
may nave been or may be declared 10 he In st"t ~
nsnrreciOn by proclamation of tbe nresidsnt tbe
general court martial '"'" y! sentence ol
See. 3. And be IL further erootoa M. A., an
NTH article of the first section of eSf of ienth AIM
tiigi'een hundred and six chapter twenty, be and
s%e hereby 80 amended TO read az follows;
.AfIrncie Flity-Iive. Whoever, belonging TO the
armies OF the United States in foreign paris. or at
any pnce within the United States or their terrific.
ies unfng rebellion against the supreme authority
suffer denthn ~
Approved, February 10. 1852
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AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act to resu.
late trade and intercourse with the Indian tribes
ana 10 preserve peace on the frontiers" approved
June thirteth, eighteen hundred and thirty. four
Be It enacted by tie Senate and House of Repre-
sehtatlves OF the United States of America in Com
sress assembled, hat the twentieth section of the
Act to regulate trade and intercourse with the In
dlah tribes, and to preserve peace on the frontiers
approved June hirtieth, eighteen hundred and thir
Y-leur, and the same is hereby amended so as to
read as follows. to wit:
SEC 20; And be it further enacted, That if any
pr pc snail sell exchange give, barter, dispose
VI any srrituous liquor or wine to any Indian un-
uef the charge of any Indian superintendent or In
NAN agent appointed by the United States or shall
introduce or attempt TO introduce any spirituous IL
4uof or WINE into the Indian country, such person
ON conviction thereof before the prouer district
court OF the United States. shall be imprisoned Tor
period not exceeding two years. and shall be fined
not more than tlIlee hundred dollars: Provided
however That it shall be a su cient defence 10 any
charge OF introducing rattemptng TO iltl oduce H.
duuI ihto me INDIAN county il it lie proved to be
uohe by order of the department or of any mn
Ger 9niy authorized thereto by the war department.
anu IL any superintendent of Indian affairs Indian
agent or sub-agent: commanding officer of n nil
nary post has reason to suspect or is informed that
hi! While person or Indian is about to introduce or
Ias introduced any spurious liquor or wine into lie
iHuIah country, in violation of the Drovisious nf
ms sectIon it shall be lawful for such suneriIfcnJ
cnn, aSeht, sub-agent or commanding of Ger, 10
SIuse 'Ie poalS stores, packages, wagons seds and
places OF deposit OF such peison to be seoIcIed
anu u any such liquor is found therein The same
Iogeiher with the boats, teams WAGONS and SioGs
80 III ing the same, and also the goods
packases, and peltries of such person, shall ie
Sefeu ana delivered to the proper officer and shall
De proceeded against by libel in the proper conf
an9 forfeited, one half to the nformer and the oIcr
nal 10 me use OF the United States; and if snch
PeiSon 9e trader Ills license shall be revoked and
IN, bond put in suit And it shall moreover he law.
S 1i ior any person IN the service of the United
rd OF i9r any indiana to take and destroy arv
aTueht spirits or wine found in the Indian co,;nty
except such as may be introduced therein bI ~
t MiT department And in all cases arising nrdey
Approved, February 10. 1869. "''"'Sses''