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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-11-02


Vs. In Rem. In = cru-s
The Real Property u William "f GOrfritHTs AnI
L. JsckSJn. cOHhseAtiOn-
TEYHEREAS, At the Fail Term, 1873. OT tie Dis
w iTtCt Court Ofths Un!tri S:at-s, for the W,s-
tTEn District Oi Virgins, At CiAFksLuT thu AftSr-
ney Tor the United States tn the sad District. MED
information against the Reil rrUpstty Uf William
L. Jackson. Cesefri in seirIuie L. sail iuf5ru.a-
tinn annexed alleging In substance that said William
JAeksVG. has been lel IN the existing ius,lr-
TsCtiOn against the authority II the United States
sncS the 18th day Of July. SCR that st the time Of
his becoming engaged. k- the OSuer Of tho
PrUPerty in 'aid sshsduie n+Itiots-i, aud praying
that the said property nIay be cOBhs-Atoi and ald
n forfeited % the CnIted 81 Itss
NO~, therefore. in puTsuAnes Of the motion unIer
the seal Of the sLd Court To directed and deIiV-
cred, do hereby give public nJtier 10 ali Persuns
Ginning any Interest In aid property in ilie pro-
ceels thereof appeAF before the Judge of the Dis
Tict Court ot the Unltsd States for ts Western
rict Of HiGEiniH. vt CIHTksouTg the 10th day Of
November, A. d. ls'iI II she shall bc = day Of
Jurisdiction, Il not the next day Of Jurisdiction
thereafter then aud there to ibteTpOss their claims
and make their allie cations ia that behalf
EDWARD 81. NORTON,
U. s. Marshal, W. d. Of Va
BENJAMIN II. SIXTH, U. \ Attorney. Oet26-I4t
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The United States

Ill.,. ,.,, as .os Oa!:a s.l..' s 9r...,.
~ OF GarTet johnson. eStinu.
nv HEREAS, At the Fail Term, 1858, OF the Die
w trict Court Of the United States, for the weA-
tern Distrtct Of Virginia, ClaTkshurE. the AtIGT
ney Of the United States for said District, filed an
information against the Real and Personal Property
OF GNTTet johnson, described in schPduIe tn -Id In
formation annexed, alleging In substance that said
GaETet Johnson has been engaged in ts eNstinE to-
surTectiun usaiu-t the authorities Sf the United
states since the lIth day OF July, 1862 that At the
time OF his becoming - engaged he was the owner
OTthe property In said schedule i.rHiOOsd and pray
ing that aid property may he Couhscatoi and sold
as fJTtsitHd IN the United Staics.
Now Therefore, IN PlTsiIaHce Of the u0nitiOn nn-
der thv seal Of the sald Court, IH directed and
delivered, do hereby give public notice to all per-
sons claiming any Interest In the said property or
the prOceeds thereof To HpP before the judge Of
the District Court OF the CG.ied states ct the Wez-
tern Dstrict Of VrEiniN, nt CisIksuuTE, the 1Ut
day OC November, a. D. 1865, u tiis Sllll bg
lay Of JuTisiic Ion, u not the day Of iuTi-r
ilOn thereafter, tErn and there TO inttrpose their
elaine AID make their All, slii"ns in trRt behalf.
EDWARD ~. :srRToE.
L. NsTabRI, ". ID. Of Va
BENJANIY H. SNtTH. Attorney. Z. Os-t1d-gNt-
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MARBHAL's SALE.


Va.
les BuIes Ae, Of BAIruSd FAstsDiuEs, the property
oTIsaae R. TrtmbIS.
TN the District Court uT The UuItsd States Tar the
Western District ofVIrginia. II Wheeling
In puTsuaEee Of the deeFUs and order Of the said
District Court in the above entitled cauar Z, M.
directed, duly WAds AID sHtAFsd tho lOtl day ~
September, 1873. shall sell at public auction On
Friday, the 18th dAy Of November, IsSI AZ 10
6'elCek, A. ~, ~ the warehouse of JEnes n Baker
on Main street. IN the city of Wheeling. the IC6
Boxes Of RairOad EastsntnES IN the SEIZED.
ole annexed to the lnEocmAtion fled IN saId canse
Terms o.. Sale. Cash-O. g. Funds
EDWARD II. NORTON,
oGf3l-td e :. Nar-hai, W. p. of Fa.
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1atlpgutelli9eneer
TENMs OF ADVEKTISING.

1nLvBs0uo LlEES or NoNPAAEu- (OA ONE IHCn, )oA
LKss, aARl SQuADB
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MARsHAL's SALE.

The United sntes
One Horse, the property OfGnnviIles MeCuteheOn.
IN the District Court Of the United States for the
Western District Of Virginia.
In pursuance OF the decree and order Of the sid
DIstTict Court in the HbOVB entitled cause 70 di
reetea aud delivered during vacation, shall sell ~
public auction Saturday, the S1st day October,
is53, in the city OF Wheeling, HOrss above
described In an information filed In said cause.
Terms Of sale, Cash-U. 8. Punls-
EDWARD n NORTON,
Oct2I-td c. g. Marshal W. D. Of Va.
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FROM THE SOUTH.

The Food Question situation IN
Tennessee The barren Victory
and lost Prize OF ChatIanOORR-In-
teresting Financial ana Commer-
cIRI Review.
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Price rs ets. per bottle, or sig bottles for tGOo.
EzV-ROr salo by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
in the United gtGtes, and by all the DruggIts and
Dealers 10 Wheeling. OctS'lJ
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DRESS GOODS.

TNuLI. line OF Raln French MerinOs, q and e-8,
All Wool DECLINES, very rich Printed MerlnOs
Rich high LuStre AlpaceAs, all eOlOrS.
, SCp2S }, 8. RHODES.
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MARsHAL'S SALE.
The United States
Tho Household Good. Of John Knoto.

The Household Goods OF John Knote.
the District Court Of the United States, within
i and for the westOTn District Of Virginia.
In pursuance of the decree and order Of the said
directed daily made and entered on tho 18th day OF
September, 1858, shall sell At public auction on
"Wednesday, the 9Th day Of November, 1858, at 10
O'Clock, A. a., at the warehouse corner Union and
Water streets, In the city OF Wheeling, the house
hold goods described In the schedule Gunsxe to the
information died In said cause
Terms Of Bale, CaSh-U s. Funss.
EDWARD ". NORTON,
ort0I.td U :. MRFHhRl, W, d. of Va
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NO. o:sI ARCH STREET.,
Principal Office and Ranyraetory,
JONES EVANS,
(sueee.sOru to Q. N. Jackson Co.,l
PRoPREIona.
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BEWARE OF ooUNTERFEITs.
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TARBuRET OI iron tsioVs lOlis1J AID BEIliI6
.spi0 ORAHANs DaUs STORE
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STATTONs ELASTIC sYnINGES for sale at
MI octl2 GRAHAM's DRUG STORE.
H0UCHIN's CORN sOLvENT-A sure cure for
&c oe,l2 O'H'' ''' ' GRAHAMs DRUG STORE.
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The Real Property u Angus
tine ]. Smith, BeHJRmin d.
Smtth, David Is smith, Rob-
ert smith. Louis e. Smith,
and William 7, smith.
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Ia q cause Il ioT-
ieituT~ aud csn-
Fsgttlup
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ln Rem. In . cause
Of forfeiture and
cOuheti0n-
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In accuse Of forte;
ture and eOnhs-
ii
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We fully concur In the truth Of the above state
ment as we had dOspaIred Of seeing our cOmrade
Mr.. Malone, restored TO health.
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Gbt 8ifBnlanS MBig.
MORNING, MARCH Is, IsSs.
Congressional.

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. oldham, from the Com
mittee on Postal Affairs reported bill increasing h'
rates Of postage on newspapers periodicals. etc, alb
st-et of which IS given in report Of the proceed
ings The ImpreSsment Bill passed, and having
previously passed the House. only awaits the approval O
the President become law. The Senate spent the
mander Of the days session. in the further consideration
ofthe Senate BIZ establishing Court of Claims which wa
finally passed The bill provides
l. That the court shall consist of chief justice anC
two chief Justices to be appointed By the President awe
of whom shall be quorum, aud shall hold annually al
the seat or Government two sessions, commencing il
Nay and November.
2 The said court shall have jurisdiction of all claims
in Law aud Equity against the Confederate STAGES and
shall have power regulate the vboe practice of the
court TO appoint commissioners to take testimony e:c
s. The court shall have pOser to issue attachments
etc.
l. Regulates the taking of testimony before Com
missioner, etc
s. The chief justice and each associate justice shah
receive salary Of 5000 per annum, and shall be
sEorn 10 administer justice, etc.
G. The court shall appoint a clerk, assistant clerk
MARSHAL, and master, who shah perform such duties
a. the said court shall direct. The clerk shall receive
asaary of 81 500 the assistant $4,000; the marshal
81 300; and the master 81, 500.
T. The clerk Of the court shall, under its direction
dsburse the contingent fund
5 A solicitor and junior solicitor TO represent the
Confederate States before said court shall be appointed
by the President The solicitor shall receive 81 900 per
annqm, the junior solicitor $4,000.
g. Claimants may plead and manage their oWn cases
personally or by assistance of counsel admitted by the
court
10 The court shall have power to call upon any of
the Departments Of the Government for Information,
etc.
H. In any case where the matter in dispute exceeds
5000 an appeal may be taken to the Supreme court
II. Regulates the manner of taking an appeal to
the Supreme 'eOurt.
Is. Authorizes the Supreme court inspect the re-
cord, etc.
IA Requires the court Of Claims 10 report to Con.
gress at each session catalogue of all cases finally
decided in favor Of the claimants, etc.
Is. All claims originating during the var shall be
barred unless suit be instituted within two years after
the date Of the ratification Of treaty OF peace All
other claims shall be barred unless suit be instituted
within four years after the establishment Of the court
or after the same shall have originated.
&c. The court shall have, power to procure rooms,
etc, at the seat Of government
II. No Senator Representative IN Congress, shall
be allowed to practice IN said court attorney or
agent
IS The Department of Justice shall provide seal
for the said court.
The House OF Representatives Vas engaged in the
further consideration Of the Assessment Bill.
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Curious.


A young man Of the name Of vAN GLEVE, formerly
resident Of Knoxville, Tennessee, has made his way
to this city as We are tOo cOm the North within the
last two weeks We understand from gentlemen who
conversed with the young man. that after leaving Ten
nessee which he did the beginning Of the revolution
he-Went North and organized a company o. mounted
men, aud selected the bOdyguarI of the imam
Gus Gen. Negley, by which means he vas present. at
the battle of Fishing Creek and boasts Of being in 90
fee. Of ZOlicofer when he fell lie subsequently re-
sgued bis Office Captain Of Negley's body -suarl
aud made Major in the - Regiment OF Pa Volub-
teers, and such in the various h around MUIR
freesbOro.
tie speaks patrOniziugy Of the eourag.of our men in
the different battles he has been u but insists that We
we're badly whipped at Fishing Greek He represents
his efforts get into the South as being beset with
difficulties sufficient have discouraged less deter
mined man. But he had become disgusted With Lin
cons for the niger and resigned and now comes
offer his valuable services to the Confederate States
aud has the Impotence expect Confederate Con
greessmen TO assist him.
He gives Rosecranzs army as numbering three weeks
since, 85OOOgrsatiy isD,oralzsd of course. He req
resents the peace party being very strong in New
York New Jersey and Pennsylvania He also processes
10 have read, and mistake in the recent Federal
s,rpiOn act clause releasing all soldiers now in the
Federal service from eonscrpton for year from the
expiration of their enlistment He says his uncle,
Gen. Van Cleve, who WAS wounded in the Murfrees-
boro' 6ghG Is aware Of his exodus South, and that
he will also join soon he can have his resgna
ton accepted.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

SALE AT PUbLlU AUCTlON
On the 18th day Of April next will offer public sale I'm the
Of Lexington Vs Hotel Property
known a the LEXINGTON HOTEL -
The House ntans So he'd rooms, holding from IN b,ds
with office barroOm, barber shoe. bath room two fine ladies'
prors and two gentemen's sitting Aso fronting on
Main street. two desirable hoshed style one
OF which now leased for three and the other be
any day.
The House is wei furnished aud carpetel throughout and stu.
Ated In the most eligible portion OF the town.
Attached TO the Hotel, Ia
stable with accommodations for three hundred
tached good garden lot een and hydran water
ses supplies for the Of the house on hand
which the purchaser can buy better than pur
chased elseRhere
Also lot of stock hogs pair fine horses hack and harness
six mch full quota Of ants consisting OF COOKS ba
kerr osteis dnngroom servants chamber maids Tired
Tor this which the plrch hire terms
further description deemed unnecessary presumed
parties desiring 70 purchase will visit and examine property
previous TO day OF sale 80
Terms accommodating and made known day sale Con-
money taken III part or Tor The WHOLE suit
purchaser G. w. JOHNSON,
900 Proprietor Lexington Hotel.
Petersburg Express please copy two weeksl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

| BILLS PASSED
Seute bill amending the 81 section of chapter of the
Code defining citizenship.
Senate bill appropriatng money to rebuild portion
OF the Public Warehouse and 10 pay for the tobacco
destroyed by the recent lire that warehouse was
ken up.
1 Mr. NASH advocated the bill because it proposed to
pay the parties Injured without trouble or delay Ii gave
the Of the tobacco ample aud full reniune
for the loss sustained by lhem and it was'asO
tent with the former practice Of the Govern fent aud
would Obviate unnecessary and needless litigation and
thereby cave the treasury OF The State from accumua
ted burthens. IL woull harmless the OF the
tobacco and the State would have discharged her obi
| cations " them.
II the II should be defeated and the parties put to
their remedy in the courts Of the Counties would
sulr in much needless trouble to-Ih5 parties injured
would be fruitful ceof litigation, and would be an
| increased cost 10 the state
Mr.. LEWIS moved reconsideration OF the vote by
which the bill was engrossed lie thGught the State
stood IN tue relation to te owners OF the tobacco
OF bailse for hire than of insurer II he Was rigut
il this yiew the value Of the property would be deeI-
mined by different rule, and the State would be re-
sponsibe for damages Uf the lime when the tobacco
was destroyed, aud not Ut the time at which il was
stored. But this question be decided by the
eours under the Las. Nothing would be gained to the
State by an app OPERATION Of 100000 at tHs Time Tor
IL the parties interested upon the advice of counsel de-
ternned pursue their remedies, they might decline TO
accept the Orr 10y the state oil part ment until their
rights decided by the court.
The provisions Of the bill were premature as the ne
cssity fer appropriation must b. fJe the Lesi
ltture future prrod whenthe relation ol the
Stale shall have been decided by the courts aud the
amount Of damages to which the parties entitled
are adjudicated.
Toe motion to reconsider was lost, and the bill was
passed.
House bill to convert into stock, to be held by the
STATE the interest due by the SouthSde Railroad to the
State.
ELICfIoS OF SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PENuENrIARY.
Tbele were TAO names presented nominees. That
of Mr. Colin Bass IRON the House. aud Colonel
Edward j. Armstrong vas Nominated by Mr., NEWTON.
Me&r HART, COGHILl, NELSON aud MARSHALL, favored
the CLAIMS Of Col Armstrong, and Aessrs. NASH and
JOHNSON advocated the merits OF Mr. Bass.
On the first joint ballot hr. Bass was elected, be hav
ing received loo OF l22 votes east Col Armstrong
receiving q (; necessary TO choice ~.
At 4. NJ. the Senate took
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''''''' Msnbsr, of the ru.o.rora Ilsh, Guard, &c.
SYNOPSIS or INoIDENTs. 90.

oNNVFoIo
ACT lst-Scene ls-Palace Of WorOcomeo ~ Grand March
OF tn ruscAora Court Opening Chorus King ofthe
bee IsAnds King Chorus Song Widow Machree)-Kn
Song and Chorus; ARK sin the Bow King Enter I'm Smith
aud Retnue Gran1 6cenS Complcato Anglo ISanO style
Smith Tire Chorus ALLURE the Italian and Iive
opian airs songS great % 6sIerAls On TO Richmond
Scene 2d-Pcuresque View Of JAmeHoWn, before
savage Ground Of Finishing Iosution
ceou irrupon OF Juveni Squawer Eater POo'eePst D
mond Dab Ling Duk, Ac Chorus of aanept
POca- Int national Scene Recita
tive IA ~ DJoroso with Intrinsic Chorus Grand Finale
FlrosO COngOmeroSo by everybody in general
and one 10 particular
ACT 2d-seeae lsDusttO lmPeuoso- and PoeahonaI
Canta iGoiose ct AmO~oso"-ROlh; Song Rolf, with Tyro
lean Ft1ns; Quartsite King smith, hoG and POcAhontss
% School Ground "a before goes the heAze
ChorusArk Icdan Drum; ENTER PocAhoDas evidently
10 spirits her hsned soal bursts forth
melody NottuFne GagOsO Vel Fosofoso Duet smith ant
PocahontA Pma Donna Waltz the Target Party Characters
TIC Concerted Piece Grand Finale, la CRU.
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LDJT AID INsP'R GENERALS 0FFIOE,

RiOHNoED, March IS, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 30.
l. Any employee OF Government establishment who shall
employment shall not be received any ether Gov
Sbshr by any under The Govern
nns he exhibits discharge from the employ which
he leaves.
leaving without proper discharge, Government
establishment employment OF another contractor under the
Government be- fed that the detailed
lis employment BE- returned their proper officers
upon report Of the iactsto the Chief Of ordnance.
Ill The orders heretofore given repeated that conscrps
leaving their employment without written perms-
repo enrolling officer, be
and punished as deSerters
BY order.
[signedl s. COOPER,
Ann and Tps,ir GENERAL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

RIcHNOND LIBRARY-The present time is prOpitious
for securing fund to be applied the purchase Of
lot ana erection Of building, for the of the Rich
mond Library Association, after the war. Money is
plentiful and there is hbereity enough, presume,
among the POssessors Of filthy ucre" to the
belief that they would contribute handsomely towards
the object indicated The subscriptions could be invest
ej in stocks until the close Of The war.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

Tax MISSING CREw OF SFEANER GsoRGIGNA.-
The last boats Of the Georgana supposed to have
been captured arrived in Charleston at early hour
on Friday morning. having been Long Island beach
nearly all Thursday night.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

CAPTURED.-Finey Anderson, correspondent of the
New York Herald, among the prisoners captured
on the Queen OF the West. He Que Of the corps
of Photographic reporters employed TO report the de-
bates of the last Virginia State Convention, and whilst
here deported himself With marked propriety.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25
MUSICAL.

Musical. ~ =, =. ,,.... :, o..v ....,.,, Pin.
IS Vocalss and performers the New Musical Insrusht-
the Aeandfe 0fsan a. OgnN FUZZY
series n Conce Is, commencing MONDAY EVENING March
SOth, In the african Church.
fat particulars IN future Advertisements. mh25-2ts
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The General Assembly.

Both branches Of the General Assembly Of Virgins,
yesterday adopted resolution extending the session
until Monday next. ThiJ was rendered necessary by
the importance Of yet to be finally acted on,
the most PFOmineat among which is the Tax bill
Mr. Colin Bass, Of Roanoke, was yesterday elected
Superintendent Of the Penitentary to 6u the vaeancy
oceasioned by the death Of Col Chrrles Blue.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

D.Lrf % rHE LoUsvtLIE LABs-A ch, pAn WhO renAEed
~ oa Soandsd Who we're !h retired
H'a ta pace has re1tne Beofe retuung 10 cur
az 70 Solsyne ana dsserbel in feeling language
heAs IN city, He carrl-d The lovely
CITY Of the deai ~ nOblehearted of
liberia ~ and energy have given proPr u 70 every confed
erate soldier that has a. u The ely Rays az V onta
- vas rasd sodded sd fev.surr paded nj 49,.
Tn name Of the tisri h state regiment Vas srss An
BIZ neat white hsadbOard uhcb hnny - :,
re he Christmas on ring o. thi true uhsrn Of Ios
Fle 70 the noble dad 10 The srouncH allotted bura Of
tls FEDERAL dead he found the sunk uneard To-
fsE having orioosr . miik4 Of any kind ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-25

- BOOK y Z,
FOR SALE At 4. NORRIS, ~ MAIN STREET.
MISCELLANEOUS. d,
ELLIE o. The Human Comedy By Johu Esten Cooke,
of rgiula Coined ans, Youth Of Jefferson, etc.
WAY II Az EsDED: Novel
FLOWERS or HOPE AND hORY A collection Of bevati-
full Poems BIZ oornela J. NJ Jordan.
POEMS BY Matilda.
HOPES POEMS. BY Jas. Barron Hope, OF Hampton Va
oANNlBALS ALY Or AYES without By George Ptz
hugh.
SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH Or The Failure Of Free Society
BY the same
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA. from it, discovery settlement
Gown to the present time. ~ Rob't X HoWisOn.
HISTORY o. The Valley BY Samuel KercheVal Second
edition
HISTORY OF THE UNITED NETHERLANDS By John Motley,
/. d.
COMPLETE WORKS OF THOMAS DICK, LID.
M00REJ BYRON.
MEDICAL.
DRUITT MODERN SURGERY.
MILLER'S PR NCIPLES OF SURGERY.
sKEY'7 OPFRATIvr SURGERY.
bETG'S TRNAT 81 ON 0BSTETRI9S.
CARPENTERS PHYSIOLOGY
BELLS ANAT0MY In Volumes
DUHGLEsoN's THERAPEUTICS AND hATERIA MEDIoA.
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ADJ'r AND INsP'R GENERALS oFSIpE,
RICHMoND. March 10. 1868
GENERAL ORDERS,

GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 81.
In OF applications made by
lions 10 the War Departments, II obvious that sconoep
ton regard the instructions 81 the Secretary Mar
ton the m2sesmen Of supplies exist
people that the 81 the Governenk have violated their
Instructions therefore, for The purpose Of reoYng
msconepon, aud to prevent voaJn OF those Instructions
Il is hereby ordered:
/. officer Government Shall under any creum-
stances whatever impress the supplies which party has for his
consumption of his family emsioyees Slaves
IL. That officer s AL, time, unless specially ordered
do By General commanding In Of
supplies which ther way market for arrival
relation improvement Hecetnr War the
officers exercising authority again notified any
acting without beyond the authority
srueti will be held strictly reasonable
w. When non-commssoned officers musicians prvates
titled IN iurlopghs under the act Of December f lS6
Of April l6 1884, have died. hereafter die before
celpt thereof personal sentars shall be the
value transportation from pois
parties die 10 their homes ond back.
v When commissioned officers musicians privates
titled under either Of the preceding acts TO furough hA
been hereafter be promoted the rank Of commissioned
ofees prior the receipt thereof they shall be allowed
when they leSve the transportation In kind their
option.
VI Claims Arng under paragraph w. will be settled BY the 2d
those under paragraph " by officers Of the Qlsiermas
Dep In the latter oss the facts mut be attested
the cecse OF the ding oeer Of tie regiment which
the claimant belonged at the date Of his promotion
BY order.
(signed) 8. COOPER,
NH 2l-iw Adit and Insp'r MI.