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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03

RECORDS.


(,oT~vrY Co1-Rr--I'aoN III. Records
IA Comfy I'oovt for Alexandria County,
held On ,soAGlog. there were present, Robert
Cr1p1,or, i. J.; II. :. Berkeley and {. y.
NyanC associates.
The following list q conveyances ad nitted
70 record II the Clerk Office since the last
term were orderzl 70 be inserted in the min
utes: Andrew Y ylie 10 VIM. Mertens and s.
I. Beach. deed Of bargain and sale, dated
Feb. 81, 1868; j, Z. Hancock and vii to- ;.
Cogsven. deed Of bargain and sale, dated Feb.
10th, 1868; Jas Green and vile to Joseph
Markham. bargain an1 sale, dated Feb. llth,
1863: J. Sanger, ct. al. to J. Sanger; Ct al,
agreement, dated IEeh, 9Th: 1853.
The last will aud testament Of Rev. Elias
Harrison was admitted to probate
An account Of Davy and Harmon for sup.
plies f,.tn she'd The County jail MAS ordered to
be paid.
Jefferson lacey was appointed trustee in
place Of 3. e. Berry III deed Ct trust from
Luke Osborne TO 7. G. Austin.
The Court adjourned till Wednesday morn-
Jog al ! 0 clock.
Confederate PRISONERS. w. S. Sutton:
2. Q. Smith, c. A Wha]ey and i. ii. Muir
raw, were recently captured at Middlebure, and
sent 70 this place BY the I. S, Provost Mar
shall at Fairfax Court House. They have been
sent TO WASHINGTON TO the O]d Capitol prison
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03
FROM ru17 ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.


ham. with force 0? cavalry lett tah''e'iie
az Friday last on d reconnosS anea, ana arrived
at E'41:nonfh Iast evening, accomplishing sur
nr;s;no amount Of travel in less than two days.
considering tie badness Ct the roads and the
high water. which interfercd much with Ills
progress.
re naseed through Warrenton, which was
occ,,ie} hy onlv about twenty tive confederate
cavalry, who ESCAPED. ,.
Small narties of Confederates were discover
ed ct Licking and Elk Runs, and some dozen
prisoners we're taken. r
pr;soners and deserters from the Conteder-
ate army report 10 force at Cupeppel:
The recent cavalry raid Of the Contederates
was failure. They lost several hundred horses
in the retreat.
Paris, nv al accounts. has not been 50 gay
for many decade as it is just at present. 80
We gather from al accounts We read from that
tissipated capita The Court: under the aus
pcos OF the lively and luxurious hugenle. Vho'
(savs 2 CORRESPONDENT has grown up untTam-
mc]Ied by the letters Of etiquette, and enters
)nto the pleasures and festivities which her po-
sitiun enables her 70 orgauize> with zest and
freshness very different from the appreciation
With which such things are regarded t'y To:ne n
So'jeEl'ls - ~ ~; .'.!Ll,s eo|s tbn ava
n <jI,' iIo handsomesr and liyeliest women
tsays the same writor) the most witty and
agreeable men, are eagerly welcomed: a ana q
3n<%'ltn'E 81 4 t';s's a.; loraj ~ ShocEiny-
i, 7.nlj; un;f,.} ~ rI,o more ORTHODOX gours.
-
lbo steamship he''ar pI'ngS o5'G o"S l''''
foreign advlces. Inc 1)o'lso re'olo''3n co;'-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
TT AMMER'S CHAMPAGNE ALEl
- The attention ofthe public Is solicited to the ~.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS :

n Phelps Goa p. und for the Potstne Disease and
Cure for Wornv Potitoes. This Compound has b en-
used ith great VIII re properly ap-
piled II l. als1 the cheapest fertilizer vt used.
Four dol ars wor is sufficient foe acre Farm re
should not fail to use the Compound II thew wait
healthy potatoes FOR sale at " Front arees, worceS
ter Mass.
ma d3W r. r. PuEIPs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
Notltts.
A SCISSORS N0rICr

a ANp wv ICE- ARGEga0Rap
otTioe LBkARH BUILDING Nav cS,h ,ssa "a.
assessors OF the city OF NOrcestsr brrehv it y.
INC lnnADsnts OF said city and 10 ali -
paw taxes therein, that the 0dire viii No -
GATE until the nteenth day OF June nest Sr.n
~ ana from to OF clock To rsrsSn az. '"
ton OF Estates and all persons liable Ia no %
city. are requested to bring In the once 80, ~ sn
fect lists OF all the polls. and scht All inc
real and pors nal for which they liable 10 nav
Persons holding estates In trust whether fnr irnr.
or otherwise are particularly requested 10 furnish Inc
Assessors with statements In relation such estates ~
property. rho following enumeration may serve a. =
guide to assist persons In making their statements:
Polls--nunber Of twenty years and upwards real ea
tate money atnterest and other debt more than thew
a-o indebte or Interest; for; shares and stocks IN
banks, insurance companies, manufacturing other
incorporated companies with the Of the corpora
ton; public stock and securities Of AL kinds within and
without the state goods wares and merchandise, and
other stock IN trades household furniture exceeding ona
thousand dollars In value horses and carriages income
rom professions trade or employment exceeding sly
nnndred collars They are also requested to furnish the
quantity OF land they possessed the rst of MAY last
with the number OF acres feet In separate lot
ANY persons refusing or negect!ng furnish the Asses
sora with list of al their property Aforesaid within
the time spe ched will not he admittd TO make applica
tion to court tor all abatement Of the about
to be made, and no abatement will be made for ever
taxation.
LEVI BARKER As,sssors
HURATIO N. TOWER, OF
EMORY BANISTER, Said City.
m2S dtiel5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

bbEss
In this c!tv, Nav a. CHARLES f, only child Franklin
Wetherby. yrs mos.
Funtr Il Is afternoon at o'clock, at the house Of
John Fisher Hghland street. Relat and friends
are inviied q attend
In Providence Nav u.s. Mrs Sarah, widow of the late
Reuben Mcknight, formerly of Sutton, u yrs.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

WORCESTER 81. PRoBATB OFFICE,
w May II, 1863 TO all persons interested in the
Estate of EPllRAlM ADAMS, late Of Worcester, de
ceased, Greeting:
You cited TO appear at Court II Probate to be
holden at Worcester, the FIRST Tuesday OF June
neNt to show cause why allowance of the per-
eonal estate of said deceased should be decree
his widow And the court orders notice OF this citation
by publishing the In the Worcester Daily Spy, q
newspaper printed In Worcester three weeks success
svely before said Court.
myl2 d3,Tu CIiAs r STEVENS Asst Re-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
CHERIFF'S SALT.-CoMMoNwE

GRAPES FOR SALE.-SupeIior Black
~ Hamburg, Frontgnac and Muscat of Alexandra
GRAPES; ALSO extra large TOMATO PLANTS, for
sale Apply to tho Gardener at the Grapery GAroen
street
m23 d2w WIN. A. WHEELER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
Dice

IT YOU wish splendid picture OF your child, calls
ClGfiRS. l89 Main street. His arrangements
pete for producing dtfdlE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

Grentcpt MadIcaI Discovery of the Age.
Mk KENNEDY. of Ruxbury, has discovered In one Of
our pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind OF humor.
TWO bottles are warranted anurslng mouth
One TO three bottles will clear the system Of bies,
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst canker In
the stomach
Three or fve bottles are warranted to the worst
kinds of Erysipelas
the eyes.
Two bottles warranted to running of the
and Dl0tches among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted to corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scay eruptons of the skin,
Two or three bIttes warranted TO cure the worst
kind ofringwolm,
Two to three bottles warranted to cure she most
desperate case of rheumatism. -.
Three four bottles warranted TO cure SAT-
rheum
Five to eight bottles are warranted to cure the worst
acrOula.
One three hotties are warranted to cure the worst
cases OF dyspepsia | know from the eNp1rleiSe ~. ~
thousands that II has been caused by cahKerlh 'e
stomach 80, -,
One or two bottles are warranted to cure sick head
ache. ...,.
state OF the bowels ,-.... ., ~.
One two bottles Will regulate slderangement OF Inc
kidneys . . .
-Four to six bottles have cured the worst cases
dropsy. 49,. Il, A.. na,,,hto,
nv strictly following the directions In the pampniet
around each bottle and udcious application OF tne
Salt Rheum ointment Scrofula ointment and healing
Ointment every and ulcer of whatever knI or ma
ture exec that has taken root Is perfectly ana
permanently cured
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26

"a A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

be,is FOR SALEThe Hou now owned by Raw
-AA GE0RaE BUSHNELL, stuat, just ISL OF the Conn
mon between the First Ba tist and Salem ST. Churches
IL offered at private sale.
This ia of the most desirable residences IN the city
being centrally located, and from its peculiar sua-
ton free from the se and dust of the crowded street
The lot contains 5000 feet Df land House. In good
pair. containing nine and bathing room IL has
gas, hart aud It waer also, furnace In the cellar
Fart Of the purchase money remain mortgage
II desired.
For particulars enquire Of ID. II EAMES,
MIA diff Corner of Main and Front streets
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-05-26
Muruiu9, aflag g8, 1883.
nisrellantons.

DOCKET BOOK LOST-On Sunday
Afternoon between one and four O'Clock, Pocket
BOOK containing about seventy i've dollars and
papers was lost where In this city. Ten dollars
reward VIII he given the finder II left at this ONCE for
the owner. dJt m25
The New York herald., 1863-11-04

THE FssScn MnusrEx or SrArs-M Rouher
succeeds N. Billault In the Ministry Of State in
Paris. In the latter Napoleon che Third lost
bis most able defender. NJ BilIaalt was, beyond
oil doubt, the most eloquent and popular
speaker among the sdherents OF the Emperor.
N. Rouher, who replaces him. hes not 1.-THE Of
his talent He will be utterly swamped by
such orators as Jules Favre, PICARD. Barrot, oil
Of whom NJ. Billault successfully fought In the
legislative halls Of France. N. Rouher was
never fluent speaker in fact his disoourses are
always In manuscript. He will not be able, a.
was M. Biliault, to make brilliant and immediate
replies 10 attacks on the government, and hence
he oan never fully replace bis predecessor.
That Napoleon is we'll aware Of thisis proved
by the fact that he appoints two persons to act
as assistants 10 N. Rouher. otvaN
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
TINE BALL TO the RUSSIANS.

The Rassian Ball st the Academy or
Music Tomorrow Night-Liss OF Dis
sIngulsheA lnvited Guests--Order or
Dancang-Psogram mms OF Music, &c.
Everything Ia progressing in the happicst and most
harmonious manner among the committee who have In
charge the carrying Of the details Of the grand ball 70
be given in honor Of the oces OF Russian sss q
Tho Academy of Music tomorrow night. That u
viii prove tho grandess ball given In this country
sAers u every Indication The Committee OF Arrange
ents have been subdivIded into Executive Commit
tee Of thirsytwo, ana those into commt,ecs--l, 70
wal, on tho Russian Admiral q Committee on Reception
9. Committee on Invitations and New Members
of General Committee: 4, COMMITTEES on House
and Decorations; 8. Committee on Music and Dancing;
O. Committee on supper; Z, Committee on Police Each
of these committees Ia composed OF active and compc-
tent gentlemen, who have been constantly engaged In
their such have boon required OF them
before the night Of tho ball, for weeks past.
INVITED GrKsrs--A NAVAL BALL.
In the matter OF Invited guests, the committee have
taken into consideration the fact that this ball intend
Cd to honor naval guests and that such the invita-
tons will be necessarily crcumsoribed mostly TO that
class Of sea hercss and officers No army officers have
been Invited, as we informed and but very few
could be 10 avoid mourning the dspeure OF those who
could not be invited the committee have concluded TO
invite none at all But with the navy the c,se Ia dr..
fsreu,, and every promnen. naval oacor known 70
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
THE SITUATION.

The news from Washington indicates approach
ing active operations in General Meade's army
All the able bodied troops under the command of
General Martindae. the Military Governor of the
capital, are to be relieved from duty and sent to
the field. Their place will be supplied by the
Invalid corps. The One Hundred aud Fifty
seventh Pennsylvania has already been relieved
and was to leave yesterday.
1t appears that recent information concerning
the movements and strength Of the enemy will
enable General Meade to take some decisive
measures at once.
The arrival Of the steamer De Molay from Hilton
Head yesterday-which point she left on the 30th
ult. and Folly Island on the morning of the 3lst-
puts Us in possession of our correspondence &C.
counts Of the late bombardment Of Fort Sumter.
The object Of the attack the prevention of the
design of the rebels to construct new batteries
and covered ways in the fort at the channel side,
by demolishng, If possible, the gorge wall and
levelling the foundations to the waters edge.
Three shells from rifed gun between forts Gregg
ploded in the city bat with what effect was not
known. at..t.
We have some interesting news from the South
ern journals TO day. Jeh. Davis had quite an ova
fion at different points on his return from the battle
field Of Chicamauga. In his speech at Mobile he
commented upon that fight. saying that Rosecrans'
unwieldly Iegons would be destroyed or driven for
refuge to the Ohio. That the same spirit ami
mated his armies elsewhere, and all they
needed was to be properly seconded by the
people at home, to send the hordes OF Yankees
back TO their beloved Boston, or any other place
from which their return might be more difficult
The rebel dispatches from various points rela-
Tive to the movements around Chattanooga are
particularly Interesting.
MIsCELLAHEoUs NEWS
We lave =. -.-..e. srom the city Of Mexico to the
9th Of September. The news Is not Of any par.
tculsr importance, although there are many points
of interest, showing how French intervention
operates in the interior. From their own accounts
II seems that the French are making very SLOW
progress indeed in their war Of conquest. They
can scarcely move without being sssalcd by In
Vulnerable bands Of savage guerillss, whom no
body can discover nor vanquIsh. The war between
the French and Mexicans Is, In fact just ss Aharp
and bitter as ever.
Tnsre was little change In the money market yesssr.
dsy although the indications that the squeez had
pa ed Cold and exchange comparatively dun and
nc- cgtei, with no Important fluctuations Thero was
mU.e activity IN the stock Market an advance took
rllc throughout the list
The movements at the various places OF business yes
tsrdiy-at tho Produce Exchange &cwere limited The
sec interfering materially with business Operations
OF O. sry character Tho unsettled condition Of the gold
mar e also had tendency 70 check business, AID tho
tran c,leps we're rather small Breadstu were rather
auie Provisions we're unchanged. Imported merchan
dse generally quiet Cotton was dull and nominal
es also petroleum. The business par, Of the city
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
MEADE,s ARM v.

Treeps Sent 60 the Field iroa waning"
ton-Probable Active Operations - sAs
Union Forces, 20.
..T,T WASHINGTON. Nov. Z, 1855.
All the abIsboded troops under the command Of Gsns
Sa hartindas, tho Military Governor are 70 b relieved
from duty here. and 70 the ned. Their place will be
supplied BY the Invalid Corps. Tho One Hundred and
Fny seventh Pennsyivania has already been relieved
and win leave here 70 day.
From reoonnoinsances Il appears that the rebels In
small force have recently been engaged in fortyng tho
approaches To the Rappahannock on this side Of that
river HW E uH atlt
Is reported that considerable information has recent
ly been CLEANED Of the enemys strength postions &C.,
which, true. viii enable General Meade 70 take active
measures. q ~ l7a h.,t ff .,sr ,s,s fab c7r
The cars now run 70 warrsutou. ay frr-s s-sr1p
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
Coroncrs' Inquests.

SUICIDE nv CurTrSs Hs TnRoAr.-wlliam Adeo, ma
tive OF Germany aged ortynvc years. committed suicide
Yesterday at his residence No $40 West Thirty ninth
street BY cutting his throat with Deceased
shoemaker By occupation and worked for John Felslsr
for several Coroner Ranney held Inquest upon
the body when tho jury rendered verdict OF suicdo
while aborns under q nt OF temporary insanity"
rouSp DsowxSD. Hugh Rowe, wstchman on board
the gunboat Useyo at the foot Of Delaoosy street.
found drowned the foot OF Corlcars street yesterday
pcccased had been missing since tho Gath ult and
posed 10 have fallen overheard accidentally. lie
native Of ireland, aged sixty years, and leaves we and
two children living at 3ie Ninth street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04

Advertisements for tho WEEKLY HERALD must be hand.
ed in bofors ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening ls
circulation among the enterprising mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly Advertisements in.
serted the WEEKLY HERALD win thus be seen by large
portion the active and energetic people OF the United
The New York herald., 1863-11-04


There could scarcely DO brilliant Witnessed
than that which met the eye last evening entering the
Academy o Music. The elis Of the City Of Churches"
were hand, attired In the most fashionable and costly
style. In addition 10 tho decorations which made beau
tfu the building itself the nasby and chaste adorn.
Of tho ladies themselves. At nine O'Clock Admiral
Is0vski accompanied by about twenty OF the officers
Of his Hcet entered the Academy and occupied pri
vatc boxes either side of the stage. On entering they
were met with . broadsde Of glanccs by the ladies'.
while general dwelling OF opera glasses accomplished
the desired result In this respect. The Rus
SLAMS seemed 70 view with much interest the
brilliant scsne which was passing before them Admiral
Farrakut entered the box In which Admiral sovsk sat-
shortly after the arrival OF that gentleman during
the remainder OF the evening both continued close
conversation. A
At ten O'Clock the Russians iuvi,ed into the CON-
mitee room whore they partook OF refreshments The
committee, whom tho splendid success OF the enter
tanment is owing, comprised the following gcntlemen:
Quartormaster Stoddard Lieutenant Fiske Lieutenant
Sheppard Surgeon Bennett and MAJOR Hardy Among the
distinguished present upon the occasion In company
with the Russians Major General Duryca Brnd
General Spinola, Judge Greenwood, Colonel Pratt and
several others After psrtakpR OF refreshments and
general interchange Of social intercourse the festivities
closed about midnight
The New York herald., 1863-11-04

NEw DEVELOPMENT or THE MEXICAN ouEs-
rIos.-Tlc Paris journals, We are assured on
good authority, will soon advocate that Mexico
shall become annexed to France, under the
rule of q French prince, thus obviasins all dif-
9culty as regards the acceptance by Prince
Maximilian of the throne Napoleon wishes to
erect on this continent
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
news from san Fraaoiseo.

Money is abundant for regular business purposes at
usual Operators In mining stock nnd u dmcas 10
make negotiations being compelled 10 pay high Interest.
Atlantic currency exchange sails as the rats Of 4s x
Legal tenders 70 a 70. rH
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 1883
sai,ed. steamer Golden Age, for Panama, carrying
about seventy passengers and s545ooo In treasure for
England and $3.50 900 for New Yyrk.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04

TnE REBEL RAMS IN ESorASp.-Itisa most sig
nincant as well as gratifying fact that the people
In England are in favor Of the detention Of the
rebel rams BY the British government We en-
tsrsxin no doubt that the arstocracy have differ
ent opinions; but as long as the people are with
us we care but little for the aristocrats OF old
England.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04

THE WORK or DECORATION
at the Academy OF Music and In irving Hall contn
ued all day yesterday. will be fully completed In time
for the grand dancing jubilee. Hundreds Of workmen
engaged al day In tho work. and carloads Of elegant
silver and china ware for the supper rooms are being
hourly received NJ Irving Hall. Again may be declared
that 10 bound 20 be the greatest ball that took
place on this continent. Vire les Russes.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
sales Of oovermm.as bonds.

PHnApxLrBis. Nov. 8, 1883.
The sales OF government bonds to-day amounted to
sa,ioo,ooo.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
vas generally qu.e The chief nssrss. bsss osasrsA b.

vas generally oux ths chief interest bssg osatsrs1 b
the election.
The usrss for bss cattle remained In seout Ne same
condition this week ~ last though extra at cattle we're
quoted trss higher The supply wss large. eus not n
excess Of the dsmana though the election asrsred with
tho market considerably The range wss from se toc
io,.c, and lie. FOR extras Most Of tho catts were
sold at &c. 1oc. Miloh cow were steady. vsaw we're
firm at &C. s7xc. and thsvery best brought Sc shesp
and lambs about ESQ per head lower. ranging
from 81 2s % Is. Swine were In enormous supply,
especially soawass and prices wore rather lower Corn
fed ranged from 4Kc. 6Kc. and still lied txc txc.
Tho receipts were eoAS besves, lle oows. lro vsas.
10 7Sl sheep and lambs. and s. 2s8 swins.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04

THE RUSSIANS IN New YoRK-BEEcHER ON
THE TAxMANY AND MOZART PLATFoRx.-At the
great democratic ratification meeting in Cooper
Institute last Saturday night, the adherents of
Tammany and Mozart cheered Justify for the
Poles and expressed their sentiment of the Rus
SLAMS by groans and hootings. Henry Ward
Beecher has been, unknown TO himself, an imi-
tator Of the Tanmany Hall disciples before q
London audience in Exeter Hall. He found IL
to be an "indecent thing" for America to make
believe 10 be flirting with Russia, and de-
nounced as. "monstrous" call iirtations Of
America with pandered and whiskered foreign
ers." We always thought there was strong
affinity between the pastor of Plymouth church
and the "roughs" Of Tammauy and Mozart
Now we are sure Of il, and propose that Beecher,
on his return home, be elected Grand Sachem Of
n TuRxEr AND RussA.-Frauce is now urging
on q rupture between Russia and Turkey She
would gladly set sstir question upon which
she might unite England to her own policy, and
at the same time punish the Czar for having
bearded Napoleon 30 successfully. We venture
to predict, should another war be entered into
between Russia and Turkey, that, though the
latter bo aided - before Russia will regain oil
she lost during the Crimean war.
The New York herald., 1863-11-04
GENERAL oRAnf's DepAaTlleuG.
Rebel Orders Ser eAs Dsstrussasa - Cos-
tsn-Cspsurs - Hsglnsnt - IssyAa
Alabama CavalrY. Ako. se aaf7 q N

~-~~.~~~>~-~~~~>~>~~~
Rebel Orders Scr tAs Dsserusstea - 0es-
tea-Cspeurs - . Hsgamsnt - tsoyea
Alabama Cavalry. Sc.
,s, CAno, NJ, Nov. .. ~.
TAs stsase Andsrsoa has srrivsd with two hnGrs1
bslss Of cotton and Memphis latss os October a.
Ths repest was curssat that ths rebel General oAAn
had been relieved q his command. end General vssres
appeintsd IN biz place. and ao that General Fores ~
Instructions from Joe Johnston 70 burn s GOTTEN within
the limits of bis commsnd.
Dates from Corinth are 70 Ne 2sth ult Ne yisa1
Loyal Alabama cavalry, about eight hundred straag,
which was recently sent 70 destroy railroad oonannea
toas near Taianda, surrounded sy largely supetR
force, and moss Of the men were captured.
NEWS FROM WASHlWoT0l. y
WAR GAZHTTW. "a
orrIoIAr, .euaay.
Gsnsral Wa. r. Sherman 90 Cemmaa4
the Army of the Tennessss- xSev
gan - Cemmsnd she FiftsentA Array
Corps. rs gr srs a.I .,sg III. .a5.,3 st o. "a
- CENTRAL oRDaRs-No. $40. ,si,ins
wAx DsrAxr,mr, ADsurAxr GENERALS OwIxtl 4
WAum01oH, Vct ~ 1858.
By direction of the PresideUt Major General wulAa
r. Sherman appointed 70 the command Of ths Dspase
uent Army X che Tsanessse, headquarters \ ~
ned and llajoe General John A. logan 10 sAs ooaAA
. Of The Fifteenth army corps. ,sa, as fsy gs sase
BY order Of The 30 6ECRErARY or Wan, ~.
e. D. TowuuD, Assistant Adutans General.
u - e . A i