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The national Republican., 1862-07-14
9 pECIAI. NOTl CL'

S PEClAL NOTICE
DR.. Y. vELLNY's Private Ho'rl,ol. iH"e
Federal Block corner Of ssr--'h aud = streets
oopos,s tho p-~nd Patent oflses Rom
.--nd24, mp stairs, Washington, D. c.
All diseases of private nature treated In the mtst
scientific mAsHsr, ant radical cures effected In Ill
oasss sYPBILllIC AFFECTIONS, CoNoR.
RHGA, GLEET, sTRICTURE', SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. or the result tf voLUPTUoUs
DIE ANS, or any xsiknss of the eENERATIvE
ORG ANS, fton any oAuss whatever or how long
stand ss, hosoushly and radically cured.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORyUNATE.
No matter what yosr dlssass. let no false dslicsey
pFsvsut Apply innsdiassy to Dr. vellny, whe h
senowisassA - b. By hr the most Sue CCEssFUL
PHYSICIAN 10 the us.tusnt Ct private sissssss
Fear not TO soas sad naks hno~n yosr mssfo,tunss,
and he will speedily send ysu On your way rejoicing
SELF.ABUSE,
That jrssdtul sceurgs Of the young INDUCED in
when alone, which destroys the ssners,ivs organs
unats you for msnisi life, producing wssknes, Of
the bsok and limbs loss Of animation and muscular
power, papistOn Of the AT, nervous irritsbility
loss Of memory, nsls.sholy habit,. ins,n ty, con.
SUMPTION, and DEATH
YOUNG NAN, in visw Of the dreaifal come.
qssnces, delay not to make your oass Known to DR..
v. Yo.r secret, with him are aord and you may
so.sdsntly rely upon his me iioal skill
Th'ussnds whose systems were shattered and were
On ths brink of the grave, hss he brought back to
vigorous health BY his skilfsi treatment.
MARRIAGE.
Married psrsoos, or those oonten enplstsg nstri.
noay, who susps,t themselve, Of impotsncy seminal
wsAlusss, Or any dlsssse arising from relaxed
state Of ,hs genital orssn,, whether the result Of
disase. ipjsry, consequences Of youthful indi.ore
uo,s. or isdslssros Of the passions in rper years
srs earnestly sntrsatsd 70 place themselves under
the care of Dr.. " They may rely vi certainty
spon speedy cure, and full visor restored.
He treats with satirs succe all dsst ses # femalts
such ss LUooRRuEA or WHITES, LAPsUs
UTERI, so., Ac, and In every case guarantees .
perfect CURE.
FEES node ate, and VISITS and COMMUNE
CATIONS ssisay PaIvATE and CoNFIOEN.
TAL.
PERSONS calling ~ no ons but the DOCTOR.
Thots st distsnc, may b, TREATED by NAIL,
sirirs . STATEMENT Of CASE, 40, x,.
jy2-lms
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DENTISTRY.
1rni.ni .nnvH

4 N. LN)OilS, M. d.,
Ihe Inventor and patentse of tbs Mineral Plat
Teeth atteuds personally at hia Office In this city
AsnI pers0ns cAn wear these testh who cAnnol
uot wear these -.
Persons calling at my once can Be accommodated
with sny style and price Of Teeth they may desire
olt 70 those who are particular, and wish the pursst
slsane strongest and most perfect denturs that an
warranted.
Rooms In this oity--No. sss Psnnsyivssis avenue
sstwsee Ninth and Tenth strssfs- Also, s01 Arch
street, Philadelphia msriSEiy
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CEALGD PnOPOsAlS Tor the mann isoturs
- and delivery Of PAPFk for use by the 7 easury
pArtmsnt 10 the issue of Notes and Bonds OF the
un,i Sta %, wall be REQ ived until l2 ol Ok, n
| oi .turdsy, July 10, 1852
Ioe paper must be II inches wide aud II inches
Ion tfof different dimensions Jro rata prices The
p,u osala must state the price thousan nj sheets
uscd In the tn weight af the paper per
thousand Sheets aud the number OF thousaad aheets
which can be de vered daily aud also ths earliest
date at VIII Oh delivery can Be oOmmsn nosd aftsr no.
tioe OF acceptance Of bid.
rh paper Will be reQurei 10 possess some dlstinc.
tyc characteristic or mark, TO dstin gulsh It from
mut b. submitted with proposals. TO bs sosompapisd
by de oipiion Of the method by which the distino.
tive charactefisiic or MARI Is made
The place Of delivery TO be either st New Yo or
Washington. at the option Of the Secretary
be submitted with the bid and each sheet mutt be
shsets of u by II inohss and with the name Of the
manufacturer. -
Otsr. will be received only from the manufa o,u.
reri Of the samples offsrei.
Bi,. OF agents or intermediate parties will not BE-
HiLs must be sealed, aud the envelope plainly en-
do sed Proposals or Bond and Treasury Note Pa.
psr and be Addrt ssed 70 the Secretary Ofths Tress
ury, at Arlington, d. O., who reserves the right to
reect any or all bids offered, the interest of ne
Government 10 his opinion may require,
l.. ...AG 0.a.
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Read on! Read ON!
Greatest Bargains Yet

6I0at6st bargains 40t
EXTRA sILvRR.PLATEp COMPLETE TEA
SETTS,
pieces, best quality, $3.50 astt.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR,
sFrshoh slass bottles, -, sAso, $500, to $3.50.
EXTRA SILVER PLATED. OLIVE THREAD
ED TABLE SPOONS,
u doasn.
EXTRA slLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
SPOONS,
Sa Ter dossa.
AxTRA sILvER.PLATEp, THREADED,
OLIVE TABLE FORKS,
Npsr dossn.
EXTRA sILvRR-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
sxrRA 1fstyn sttynR,.hATBS . FL Z 4 TEA SPOONS,
o. dozen.
HEAVY 6ILvER-PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICR PlTCHkR9,
L,!gs sse, bsst quality. beautifully suersyed and
sha-stb osy %, $40 and % 10 for extra quality.
FINR sILvERPLATED CUPS, MUGS. Goa.
LETS, sALr STA bS,
Only d ssoh-rstsil price, ss.
SILvER-PLATED MUSTARD AND sALr
SPOONS,
Is ots. each.
sILvER-PLATED BUTrER-KNIvEs,
%, 81, and " ots each.
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A LII THE BEST CuOKlaa sTOVEn.
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUBEKEEPING ARTICLES,
Camp EsEaitlrs md Tin ware, TO be had OF
w. H HARROyER,
D1 6e0 No. Nv Dsvsukh aSooG
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EvAsS 4 WAvsOa'S
PHILADELPHIA
8ALAMANDER,
FIRE AND
BURGLAR PROOF
= A r II -
Btor', u south Fourth street,
Philadslphia, "a
W. ID. BhEPHERD,
Corner Of Seventh and streets,
Jan H--lv WashiugtOn, ID q
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DROPOsALs rOR sTATIONERY.
/. Ts.AsynI DsrA.I.Esr, June 70, 1892. \ 7:

su., r TiaAsyni DsraninESr June ", lsS2: :,
will ee received At this Department until the .ls day
Of JAY, 1861, et 10 O'Clock, N.
ssmp q the Aric!es n elan VII .. iurn,,nsa 10
nent-ths Department serving 70 tss the iisht TO
order III. wriins paper plain o. faint lined 10 pa.
boased the words /" Treasury Department" In suit.
For the Irtieei Il Gas III, bidder viii state the
z Sssh g iii :.s q sn sSr msas
turs and style ., III. Department may order, with
os .sespt.d ualss they comply strictly with this sd
'srissnent rn e.
psso ~ Ssd ior K. nss psspos S1
ths Secretary Of the Treasury, and the delivery Of
aay inferior srioIs shall be deemed sufficient esuss
Deliveries must bs free Of charge at the Treasury
E.oh proposal must % isnsd by the individual or
guarantee th,t the bidder Vi sxstuie contract,
nth good acd suAci ,nt bonds, u his bid be accepted.
Ss sss % s%py xsh ny one S.dI under
atty OF ths boad.
frOptsals uoacoonpapisd with sati.fsctory gar.
:~.rdsa only to sssSsssd s Ssa1f.o,Srsrs S y. of Or
dealers ln the articles
CLAssl.
White s ausrio Sor POS. Taper
Yellow envelope paper
Brrwa wrap Ing paper.
Red and white blotifng paper
White envelopes, official pise
White envelopes, letter sizs
White envelopes, note szs
Glass lnkstands
Ned llLrn taps
Blk tate, a$Ortod o,lOrs
prepared India rubber
Fest qualit; oopyi"g ink
Rest QHslity black Ink
Beet QualitJ blue Ink
Hest quality red or earnine lux
Faber's best blsck lead pencils Nos. I, ., 8, and
Fsoers best red aad blue pencils
Steel pens
Steel pea handles
Beat quality sfssAlins wax, made entirely from
Genui.e Rodgers Son, She field, four blsdsa
knives, with pearl or stag handles
Gssu hodgefs Son, Sheffield, srassrs, with
&c ,slue Rodgers Son scissors for ofios use, six
inches loug Including bo Ss)
Gs9sine Rodgers soa shear. with u ineh
Nine inch Ivory foldofs
Small frsi oh syeleis
Large French sytlets
Bids viii h contain items at prices les than fhir
co Of the triole wl BE- deemed rauiulent, and Will
not % considered. \. p. CHASE,
e2i-2awAw Seercta y OF the Treasury.
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J N. EpAuSDs,
Conmisionsrs Of the Geueral Land OMes.
Notice % Pr, smptso, Claiaantl,

Ndice % Pre- empRDN CId30aNU.
Every per,sa entitled 10 the right Of pre.emptiou
" any Of the ards within the townships and pa ei
lwrships above ated 10 required 70 establish
the same TO he satisfaction Of the Register and Re
eever Of the land ehce and make payu cot therefor
fare the day appointed for the co1mrncemeut Of the
publc sale the LAT ds embracing the tract claimed
other wise snch claim will forfeind.
j. h. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land O@es.
HorE-Under the regulatiops Of the Department,
- heretofors and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising proolamstious except 10 such
publishers % sfe Pceuy aslAoisi TO publlsh b. the
Commisnioner Of the General Land Oihos.
tune 1S-wi3w
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GAS FITTING,

n ~ 0OODALL,
u. FLUna4H11,
GAS AND STEAK FILTER.
90 8svs~h a, near Canal Bridge, Washinsto~.
All orden executed at the shortsst notice, 10 the
most suhstAntiAl manner, and on reasonable lnsas.
Penasl saesttO~ given TO every department Of III
oostneA. r..'.'. nov d
NAD HIXTURE0.-Ws have In ..ssrs, ana
" are daily receiving, GAS rIxTUkES Of o..
dfsly now patterns and designs and inlsh, superior
u style 10 snything heretofore offered In this market
We Invite citisens generally to call and examine our
stock Of Gas and Wstsr Flxtures, feeling oonadsnt
that we have the best selected stock In Washington
All work In the above line tntrusted TO our oars
MYERS 4 Mo9HAN,
mar 9o-om No. 876 ID street.
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nR. LOCKWOOD continuss the pras.
~ uoe Of Dentistry, In thu WashrnRton Building
corner Pennsylvania avenue and Seventh street
Having praouced 10 the South nearly ex,een Year,
hs issls aasEred that be oan give satotisa % any
: Teeth Inserted on vuLoASrfa, Russsa, o. Coz,
Fan, Chloroform administsred when dsslfsd.
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% II . r OsALB FOR L EAD.

=
ORDsAsos OyyIos, wAa DxrA ARrxrsr,
wsshlnytoa, May 30, ls6a.
Proposals. will be received BY thl. Department
until m, on the evening Of the 4th Of June for
the delivery at the following Arssnals a. soon q
5000 Tons Of Lead. as follows.
A. the wstsrvlist Arsenal, West Troy, New York,
Atthe New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
At the Allrshsny Arsenal, Pittsbursh, Psnusyl
900 tens.
The lead must bs Galens, or other American,
stalourg, or soft English, or the most approvod
Proposals will be received for lots Of 900 tons end
Bidders viii state explicitly the time and amount
Faiiuie to deliver at q specified time will ubi.o,
the contractor to forfeiture Of the amount to BE- Dc
lvered At that time
Parties obtainins contracts will be REQUIRED to
sstsr Into bonds with proper surslies for i faithful
ject any bid. ~
Proposals. will be addressed a. follows Gen. j,
w. hiPLEI, Chief Of Ordnance, Washington d. @ .
and should b. endorsed " Proposal, for Lead"
ma al
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Comarbos Of prioes wall Souvlnos ell that ws ere
aow selling the best and cheapest soods In sur ius
that %. be found In any house the eountry.
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LAnts appropriated by lav for the use Of schools,
military, and other purpcsse, togsther with TIN
for cu,tyat on, nany, granted ~ the State by IN
cot entitled An cot 10 enable the State Of Arhansas
asd other states, - recaim the swamp lands with.
10 their linits" approvtd September As 1850, will
be excluded from The sale
ne casfips Of the above lsnds will b. commenced
on the day appointed, and will ptecsed IN the ordsr
have been eeItd, and the sale thus olosed bat the
ssls thall not b kept open longer than two week.
mltied until After tSe sxprstioa Of The two veefs
9iveh under my hand st the city OF WashinGton
this ,hittisth dav of May, snro DVmlni, one ihoa-
eand eight hu dred and sixty two, =
By The fn sidsnt:
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
N. EpAuxDs,
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~.sn rnu.t nIsT On rur ,,,,rr,

DY ss1n PRnsi DEsT OF THE UNITED
p sTATs 3. I-l =
IN pnrsusnoe Of law, I, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Pres ient Of the United States of America, do here
by declare and make known that public sale will
be held At the and once at srHvkNss PoiST, Ia the
slaie OF Wisconsn, commt nctne on Monday, the
sixth day Of October next, for the disposal Of the
lubiic lands. situated vi hin the following named
townslips, vis; .-., =,
North of tAs base line and east Of he fourth pria.
W.. ID ciYssf v,aSeiigrn .Tf = t-Nl
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ORDEAhoE OFFICE, May q, 1852
Inc quantity Of lead required BY the above sd
vefttsement Ia reduced 70 one.thiid OF the above
amount, namely, 6o6 tons; and the lime for makjpR
the proposals sxtsndsd 70 the eth Of Aurust, lSoI
JAB w. RIPLEY,
June u hsisadiss GsssrsL
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SPECIAL ATTENTION Is REeursrsp.
The national Republican., 1862-07-14

DR.. Y. vELLNY's Private Ho,rl,ol. i"'"s
Federal Block, corner Of ssr--sh aud + streets
opposite ,h. p-~~dd Patent otlse. Rom
..-rd ~, mp stairs, Washington, D. G.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09

ter offer 10 hire substitutes. Then, again,
we afe on the frontier, unprotected, and
,be enlisting Of volunteers is sufficiently
weakening Us already. Our Militia may
all Be needed for home protection.
the other hand, Government cannon as
eliminate as to The ability Of States e
furnish soldiers. The only basis 1t can
90 upon is population and the. quota re-
ouired of each State will be in proper.
lion to numbers. We suppose no demand
viii be made on this Territory, unless the
people request IL through their Governors
If we are called on to raise another reg
iment it will be done without n word o.
complaint. The three. hundred thousand
drafted men will not be inferior 70 any
in the army, either in loyalty bravery o.
patriotism. g
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
Trouble IN Ghs Indian Expedition.

There are many reports in circulation
in this community, derived from several
sources with regard no this expeduion.-
IL apPearsl that the Acting Brigadier Gen.
eral in coplmand-Col. Wear-had taken
the expedition, consisting Of three Regf.
ment Of Indians and three of whites, into
the interior Of the Indian Territory,
leaving the supply trains several days
journey in The rear, They marched on
uhtil they had bot three days ratjons left;
they did not know when their supplies
wOuIl come up; they dispatched three
sels Of coUriers back 70 ascertain where
their supplies were, but they could not
learn; there was a report that the ene-
my had closed IN on heir rear and cap
tured them no provisions could be OBJ
tanned where they we're a spell of in.
tenselY hot weather ensued, and they had
20 march over barren plains with no wa.
ter except occasionally a stagnat pool
which sickeped man aud beast; the men
were put on h~nlf-ra,ions, until whites,
Indians and horses, begtn-to faint. per.
Sh ana die whites apdI ndians) became
muunous and began 10 desert; most of
The officers threatened 10 resign. Ia this
crisis a Council Of Wa was held. All
the ofic; rs except Col. Wear, advised
Fetrealing TO their provision train; Wear
over-ruled them. Col. Solomon, second
in ~co0nland, considering this a desperate
case, deefae@ that some remedy must Be
resorIed TO, although it might subject him
to trial by Court Martial he placed the
commander un Ter arrest, and o~rderedthe
men 10 retreat until provisions could he
ob'ained TO prevent them from starving.
When last heard from they had come
hack into the heart Of the most enlighy.
ened portion Of he Cherokee nation, and
were in fine spirits. The officers had
noys given up all ideaof risignmg. Col.
Furpas was Acting B~rigadier General of
the three ndipn Regmenis. The Cher
okers where they 1ensysere, were very
boz 4i9able-Were TO all appearances near
d. white. educated and very wealthy
The tr6dbIei WAS occasioned by Col.
WeaT. aud the whites were more insub-
ordidatee fhan the Indians. That Efew
daLe ILdians should desert under those
ciFcamsdHceA was not to be wondered at
4 Since the above vas IN type, we have
learned that q p1rii3n IT Furnas's lndi-
Ans have had another ehgagemebt with
the neuy They killed about one hung
dred. and ts good many prisoners.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
Territorial Convention.

A week from next Wednesday the
Territorial Co~nvention Assemblies in o.
maha. We hope that unity and harmony.
will charaaerize Fheir proceedings. All
s~elhshness and personal prejudice should
give place TO patriotism and the best IN.
terests Of he Territory, and the cause OF
the Union w 4Bost sincerely hope there
maVrLe no division among RePubliouns or
yen among real Uuion men in the cam
na;on this fail. woare not HOWEVER 10
favor Of any fellowship with rebel SYM
ua,hisers. or with hose who follow the
lead of such men as VallaEdingham,
Richardson and Worries. They are not
sincere Union men. but are doing more
for the cause of the rebels, than if they
were under arms IN The rebel Confede.
rscy. Now is the most gloomy time with
the FRIENDS OF the Union since the Bull
Run defeat, aud it behooves Union men
to be united as much as possible for the
cohirnon good. In this County, last year,
citizens threw aside all party lines. We
consented to it gerry reluctantly at first, but
hy election time, we were satisfied it was
for the best. Two Democrats and two
Republicans were elected to TIE Legisla
tute-aIl earnest uncompromising Union
), was Is Nhy i this g sAgg o Bot rs ff goGd 5S q
reason thar but o. Ofice is to be filed,
but that is not a good argumentif Demo.
Gratis aud Republicans are both willing to
so into Convention together. We have
heretofore heard the very men that now
want The Republicans 10 make a nomina-
lion, argue dhaI at present there was nc
difference between Union men. In one
Of the strongest Democratic portions Of
New York-Qpeens ycounty-the Demo.
Gratis, lately held a meeting and passed
resolutions Of which the following is one:
"ResoLUed. That we will hereafter know
no. poll tical distinctions among men, ex.
cepi that Of IOyali$t and traitor, and thai
treason shall include not alone the overt
act, bot the cowardiy wish and the dis.
loyal sentiment"
This is endorsed by lhe Tribune and
other Republican papers. If there should
be no political distinctions among men
ercert loyaIist and traitor in New York
and Ohio, there should be az oher il
Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
Dranfug i'm Kehraaha.

In to.day's paper will Be found the
Proclamation Of Gov. SAUEDERs, com.
mandlpg the Militia of Nebraska to be
enrolled forthwith. This is, perhaps, a
preparatory step towards drafting. A
large portion Of oar citizens are ia favor
Of drafting in Nebraska, yet, we think,
there are strong arguments against il.
hebraska has furnished from her sparce.
~ settled soil al least $500 soldiers. If
ali the loyal Stateshad furnished as raapv
IN proportion u army would now num-
Der a million and a half. Again, there
is ten times IS much wealth in the States
IN proportion to population as there is IN
this Territory, men that are there drafted
and cannot leave their business can bet
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
Approved, May 20, 1861.
TPuBLIo-No -

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AN ACT to authorize the Corporation Of
Georgetown. in the Districto of Columbia. to
lay and collect a water tax, and for other
purposes. e
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States of AB1eri-
ca an Congress assembled, That the Mayor.
Recorder, Alderman aud Common Council of
Georgetown, in the District of Columbia shall
have full power and authority to levy aud col
lect a tax not exceeding sixty cents Der. front
foot on all lots and parts of lots within said
corporate hints in from Of or parallel to
which water mains have been or may hereafter
be laid OF, in theiF discretion, to appropriate
from the corporate funds generally SO much
money-a as may be necessary to supply the IN
habitants- Of said town with Potomac water
from the aqueduct mains or pipes now laid or
to be laid in the streets of said Town BY the
United States and to make all laws and reg
ulations for the proper distribution Of The same,
to the restrictions prescribed by this
act and the act approved March the third,
eighteen hundred and ffty-niue, and entitled
AN act to provide for the care and preserve
ton Of the works Constructed by the United
States for bringing the Potomac water into the
cities Of Washington aud Georgetown, for the
of said water for al Government pur-
poses, and for the uses and benefits of the IN
habita1fs Of said ciues."
= Sec. 9. And be it further enacted. That
said Corporation shall have full power aud
Nebraska advertiser., 1862-08-09
A Draft FOR Three Hundred Thou
sand men Ordered.
NE OHciaL Order
} WAsH1NerOs, Aug 4-1he following
Order has Just been issued:
tuc. a.

W~AsHrNeros, Aug 4-The following
Order has Just been issued:
WAR DEPARThEST, Aug. e
Ordered Frst-That a drah of SUD-
600 militia be Immediately called into the
service Of The United States, to serve for
nine months unless sooner discharged
The Secretary Of War will assign the
quotas 10 The States, and establish regu-
lations for the draft.
Second-That if any State shall notify
the 18th Of August furnish its quota Of
the additional 300, 600 volunteers author
lied by law, the deficiency will also be
made up BY a special draft from rs mill
Tia. The Secretary Of War will estab-
lish regulations for that purpose.
Neutrality-suspicious. will be prepared
by the War Department and presented
to the President, with The object Of secu-
ring the promotion Of officers Of The army
and volunteers for meritosious and dis
linguished services, and of preventing
the nomination and appointment in the
military service of incompetent and 40.
worthy officers. The regulations will
also provide for Kidding the service o.
such Incompetent persons as now hold
commissions.
BY the President
EDWIN nj. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.