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DEYNoLDs' HOUSE,

COR. or n0HTHnSTH BT. AND PBSH. AvnNun,
WASHINGTON, DC.
Meals ruralS'Isd ~ ~ hours, and a the shortest
ohoe. !. W. REYNOLDS,
odb-' Proprietor,
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
i DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
To oil tohom may concern, GREETIrs;
Notice 10 hereby given, that on the I'd day OF
August, 1854, the longboAt J. H. D. smoot, Cargo,
Tackle, 40, were seized for breach OF the revenue
law by the United States mortar schooner Adolph
Hugle, and brought the same into this District
stAtes for condemnat and have been arrested by
the Marshal for the In the libel stated and
that said will stand for trial at the City Hall,
10 the city of Washington, on the Third MONDAY
OF September next, when aud where all persons
are warned to appear to show cause why condem-
nation should not be deoreed aud to intervene for
their interests. August ~, 1864.
Au26-2Awtsepls r. J. mEIGS Clerk.
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0RPHAN s' COURT.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON
COUNTY-TO WIT;

C0UNTY-To WIT;
AUGUST IS, 1854.
In the case OF Lucinda Compton, Administrative
of Emanuel G. Compton, deceased, the Administra-
trix aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF the Or
phAnA' Court OF Washington county Aforesaid, APP
pointed Saturday, the 9Th day of September next
Tor the final settlement Apd distribution OF the
personal estate OF the said deceased, And OF the
assets In hand, As far ~ the same have been col
lected and turned into money! when and where all
TO attend, lat the Orphans Court Of Washington
county aforesaid,l with their claims properly
eiuded from ali benefit in said deoeased,s estate:
provided . copy of this order be published once
week for three weeks In the HGiional Rsptblican
previous to the said 9Th day OF September, 1884
Test; z. c. ROBBINS, Register OF Wills.
Auxlb-WaWs
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TOHN JOLLIFFE,

ATTORNEY AND CoUNsELLOR AT LAW,
has removed his ONCE 10 tho Northeast corner OF
Faud Fiftoenth streets, opposite the east
entrance OF the Treasury Building
Warrington City, u. G.,
Ansnds sspSslany 10 siAiuz upoa ths United
o''s iTIb-ly
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
Il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On and after sunday, June 18th, 1884,
FOR '''A
Baltimore, At 40 a. m, Express, Mondays ex-
oeptedD sos q. m, u m, 2.So and 1910 p. m.
Chester, at sos Ills .. m, l.so, 2so, 40, and
Wilmington, At $50, Mondays sxsepted,) SOS,
Ills ., m, %, %, I 5o 9, 10 40 and II p. m.
New Castle, At 9 o. q. N. and { % p. m.
Dover, at oca. m. and tsop m.
Milford, ats 1853. m.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA LEAVE
Baltimore at s.46 and 40 q. m, (ExpressD Ito,
Wilninston 4 | Is, s.4S, and a. m, 1924, 1, LIS.
4 Z %, 100 and $40 p. m.
Salisbury At 1 p. m.
Milford Al . s6p. m.
Dover At $50 a. N; and IS pm.
Chester at 7.ts and $40 O. M, ass, Lto, ., sIt,
Lesve baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate
stations At l0.2b D. m.
Leave Baltimore for Cover and intermediate sta
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at $40 . m, and and II % p. m.
Leave Wilmington ct $50 and 0 % .. M, and s.s6
FREiGET TRAIN. with passenger car attached,
will leave Wilmington for Perryville and inferno
a sTSDx 8 From Pa hi to Baltimore
From Philadelphis to Wilmington At 40 q. M,
From Wilmington to Philadelphis at i.4s a. M
Only At 1925 p. m. from Baltimore to Philsdsl.
phlA.
Je2T-tf H.. r. KENNEY, Asst supit.
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lHlEF OUARTERMAsTER,s o

THlEF UARTERMASTER'S OF.
- FICE, DEPOT OF WARRINGTON, WARRINGTON
%. c., January !, 1864.
AlidRalerE IN Drugs, Hardware, Lumber, Leather
office Furniture, Harness, and saddlery, are 70
Guertet TO send to this ONCE, on the MONDAY Of
cash week, sealed proposal or list, in duptleGts
uf lie articles they prepared TO furnish TO this
Depot Il short notice, with the price Of each
r-arsed IN plain figures, so that, IN case the ext
.e II Che service require H. the article or ar
=. csn be obtained without delay, and al the
,..,.n' Trige.
re-, IS SiEhing to sell to this Depot will be 70
CItc3 70 oIFuish the list punotuAlly eyory Monday
morning. ID. II. FUCKER,
briggs nor General and Chief QuArtermaster,
iLSN napot ~ Washington.
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IOhN WELUKE R'S
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"a "a MaiIOn DorssD

u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"a Ia MaiIOn DorssD
SnS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up BtAirI)
The proprietor OF this fAvorite ResfaurAnt has
pared no pains 10 make this the best Restaurant
WAGhingtoni and he points with pleasure to the
ATge patronage he has always been honored with,
and respectfully solidts continuance OF tho same.
GAME, OYSTERS, and other refreshments con.
ItAntY on hand and 81 tho most reasonable rates.
BREAKFAST,
DINNER, AND
SUPPER
prepared At the shortest notice and in the most
BAtEfAotory manner.
BreAkiaIt from 70 10 O'CLOCK. Dinner and sup
der ~ all houTs. nay o-40
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CLOTHING.

ODollllNp ggurrs
GREAT PANIC NOW RAGING / |
Bm .ss
"ANoTHER RAID" |
pssuLrrSo IN TIE
COMPLETE OVERTHROW OF HIGH PRIc Es.
STARTLING INTELLIGENCE I
COTTON UP
GOLD uPt
EVERYTHING UP
But /, mst,srs no, to us, the Good. on hand
mus. no sola Now il the time to buy
YOUR CLOTHING
ard the place Is At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
whore you win ind splendid assortment Of
CUSTOM MADE GOODS,
also, an imuense stock of READY MADE CLOTH.
ING and GESTLEnENs FURNISHING GOODS,
of every description.
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
a. price, that defy competition.
CALL AND SEE SAMPLES
before purchasing elsewhere, At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
100 SEVENTH STREET.,
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.
J. H. SMITH,
! jy2s- iso Seventh Street.
. I" SHALL WE SAY 1T"
"DARE WE SAT- ITp
"YEsn
We will not be undsrsold BY Smith or any else
WE HAVE GOT THEM.
We can sell them, and we will sell them.
, WE HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL
( Undoubtedly owing to the fact that the public
4 have found out and appreciate our motto;
: MANY SALES, BUT SMALL PRoFITsi
: 6ENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS
Q AND CLOTHING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
!, BOYS CLOTHING, AN ENDLESS VARIETY,
AT 90 SEVENTH STREET.
ms-tf J. BRUCE CO.
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Je90-tI

1864. ARRANeoEEMENTsl 1864.
HKw YORK LIHhs.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBoY AND PHILADEL-
PHlA AMP TRENTON RAILROAD comPA'
ERoN PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YoRH
AND WAY PLAONS,
Hrsa WALNUT street. wharf and KsA-
sinztoA Depot,
Will LEAVE As FOLLOWS, vIxi Fare
A. a. M, via Camden and Amboy-C. A.
A. 1. x, VIA cs%asn and Jersey ci,y-Nsw '~
Al 4: n, u. Camden and Jersey City,
A. I X. u. sssa:n and Jersey CITY l."
Am : n. V. i Washington and Jersey CITY,
AIS a., y. Camden and Anboy.c. and T."
A., I'M, vis csndoD and AnDoy-c. .ad =.
As :. NJ, Sis Ken.lns.oa and Jersey city, ~
Washington and N. Y. Express 800
Al * Z. q, ". Washington and Jersey City, ~
A. uxf. X, ". Wilmington and Jeriey city, Nv
Al X lsis lslI y 4. Rsa.lni.en and Jersey ~
City, Southern Express 500
~ . 2. u. Camden And Anboy-Aeeo..
uodktion freight and Passengerl-
q q s elias. t tissSs : ~
The e.b p. NJ. Evening Mail and the l.S0 (NiEht
southern Express will run daily, (al Others, Sun.
days excepted
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf at and q. M, u M,
And p. m.
Leave Remington Depot At Ills q. m, as6, 40
and etb p. M and l2.bo 9. m. (night.)
The s.b p. m. Line runs dAilyi all others, Sun
days excepted.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave foot OF Barclay street At q. m. and p. m.
From foot of Cortland street at 7, 8 and 10 a. m,
II m, and Q p. M, and u night.
The Sp, m. line runs daily all Others SUNDAYS
excepted. W. II. GATzMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Lines.
PHILA pELPHIA, Dec. %, 1868. deSi
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TERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA.-Notise
Thereby given that, by rule Of the Couri, lie
terms have been hxsd Is folowsi
General Tezu.
Third Monday Of January.
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
In which alone Jury e impannoled Tor the trial
Of civil oases.)
First Tuesday OF February.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday Of November.
IermI Of Ms Criminal CoGr.
First Monday Of March.
Third Monday Of June.
Ffst Monday OF December.
TaTls Of tbs DiSiTId Coun
First Monday OF June.
Ernt Monday q December.
FIRST Tuesday Of january.
First Tuesday OF February.
First Tuesday OF March.
First Tuesday OF April.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday Of June.
First Tuesday OF July,
First Tuesday Of september.
TiraI Tuesday Of October.
Eir1t Taesd.y q HoySnber''
~ ords OF ths Court ~. MkIaA
ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. I'VE
III have now In store full stock Of Gentlemen'l
spring OvefeoAs, Business Suits, Dress Suits, and
Cd with the same degree Of neAtneas ityle and se.
WALL sTEPHENs Co.,
SnS rsnnSylvaniA Avenue, between
| Ninth and Tenth NtfsstS.
VF lS-tlI lHsi I isishl
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L.Jn n0n EXEMPTION FUND.
DIV WV PETER F. BACON, ESQ, hay.

= w WV PETEH ?. BALUNI EGO haV-
Nj dlS cnurented to act a. receiver and treas
Dsr Of Loud Tor protection from the coming
pFAl', lpf nuh"oT OF gentlemen, limited TO one
hundred mon, ~ 400 each any one subject to the
ssHe can cal At hla store, corner Of PeansylvAniA
avenue nd seventh street, and deposit the amount,
thereby securing to themselves all the AdyAntARes
VI escaping the Draft. Substitutes will be provided
FOR each mnn drawn, In rotation as their names
spposr on the b. oh8, without any pArtiAlity For
any Information concerning the above club, Mr. r
y IRON or Mr.. BACON will be glad u give
such inlUImat 90 as may be required, Au28.IWs
ISrar, ChTon. ,andS.m.C.l
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GMITH " FARIS,
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY

q NTH " FAIRS,
~ FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
And
DIES RESTA URANT,
No. ia WeAt Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE.
The TATe1t deli, eie., Fruits, Creams. Pound.
Sponge, n! Frosted Cakes supplied TO families AZ
shortest notice.
Es-The choicest Wines constantly on hand.
jell
TIRS
RATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
CGpItsI-tSOO,OOO.
ER- This BARE, organized under the National
banking Law Of the last Congress, 10 opened this
day for the transaction OF business at the corner
Of FIhoenth and y streets, opposite Treasury De.
part lent. Fl. d. COOKE, PfeaIdant.
is. HUHTISSTOE, CaLhisr, Ssll-il
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NREEDOM NATIONALI
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION OF
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
ISSUED JANUARY 1, 1885,
AND
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U. 8. TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
SPRINGFIELD, (ILL.,) SEPT. ., 1883.
OmeiAly Revised and Corrected.
From the Press Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
For sale by
HUDSON TAYLOR,
nole-o nA PennHylvAniA avenue.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-03
=: 80 . ~-1-I--- Mn.
speech Of Andy Johnson 1t KaoxSill'

W. think tho following ;e,;i extract frGm III.
.Tohnson'a-s speech to his fellow citizens It
Knoxville, some time ago, will be read With
interest. now that his name IS presented to
the people as candidate. for the Office Of
Vice President. For glowing patriotism
and thrilling eloquence it is. hardly equal
ed
."The time has arrived. when treason
must be made od,ous, whes traitors muse
be punished-impoverisbed their property
taken from them, whether it be their hous.
les, or their lands. or their negroes. and eiv-
en- to the innocent, the. loyal, upon whom
the calam;ties: Of this unprovoked and wick.
ed rebellions have fallen with crushing
weight. 1t is easy to stand here and de. +,
claim, but am not declaiming. It is easy
to utter mere bombast, but am not, utter.
ing bombast. You know something Of
what I have done for you-:or Tennessee
for East Tennessee, but will not speak Of
that.
'IfI have made sacrifices, if haze en-
dured suferings, if have undergone hard:
ships, so let it be-. Coo grant that I may
have helped you, and that may help you,
again. But you must help yourselves. You
must join hands with mo and with one an
other, and swearto do what I have told
You, must be done-to make treason odious.
| [this he said with tremendous emphasisI
and to make traitors suffer as you have suf-
fered, as your wives and children have suf-
fered, os you country has suffered.
"What has brought this war upon US p
Let 111e answer in one word; let me speak
| it so loud that the deacest man in the
crowd can hear me: Slavery hundreds
Of yoices-'Thats so.' That's Gods
truth.'] Men talk about the Constitution
and State rights They, sneer at the State
Rights. They sneer at the emancipation
proclamation, and call it tyrannical as.
sumption Of authofity, despotic ursurpa.
ton Of power. Listen to what now say
All such talk is the language Of treason
ButI am not here to discuss the unconsti-
tutionality of slavery or the constitutional:
ty Of the Presidents proclamation Of frss-
dom. am hero to present facts to ad-
dress your intellects, to appeal to your com.
mon sense. .-.. .,:.:. Fra,.,...
"Here is ono fact to which I wish you %
attend.2 Why is tho soil Of your beloved
Tenaessee--a soil fully a rich - ny IN
the world-so far behind. in prosperity,
tho States Of tho north IN their productive
ness ?. Why have you but fsw sueh farms.
but few such grans,ies. ~ they have Ill
]ovor Indiana, OHIO and Psnnsylvanis p
Here IL tho explanation, and lot ~ speak
80 loud that al in this crowd can hssr me
Slavery Thank God that the people
aIe bsginning % zee ! that slave labor hsS
impoverished the soil of Tennessee long
enough. lCries Of "Good !" "eood u
|"Men sneer at tho doctrine of emancipation.
Lot them snesr but this l tell you--mark
me--it is, tho white man No propose u
emancipate; It is tho white men that ars
now in tho process Of fem.ncipation and may
Heaven hasten the wsrk Of emancipation
and carry it on till al are free;" r.,.,..,,,-.
/
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-03

THE CineinnAt; Tslkss,.st: says ihz. siacss
lie BaltImors Connsntion, no las iha1
'Hine Of II German exrhangss hare taken
down the names osthc CeveIsna noninsss
and substituted shoss Of Lincoln .nd Johns
son B . s.......s 49,.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-03
:. Josh, billings on Drafting. :

5!fw ii Josh Billing, on Draftins,4 II
e Wilder women and their only soa IL
xsmpt, provided tho widdsr's. hmbsod shag
already sarved years in the war, nd IL
willing to 60. agin; Ibelisve the sopesms'
corse has decided this thing forever. @sss5t
Once more If mai. should run ava
With his ,drrf., he pros.bly wouldn't sver,bs
SLOWED to stand the draft agin; this leoks
serear al fuss site but the more yulook st
IT, the more yucana sco tie wisdom into
II. zss = 80. 'ssts s1ass.5ss'ssI1 Il,
s5,ga5,as,
: Once nore'y Xempts arc those who
have been drafted into the stait p,izzen 6r
trying TO sit an honn;st living bi supporting
2 wives at oDst.; also. all nusepaper cores.
pendents apd tools-in general. .. go
Once more agin No substi,u'c, will 10
acksepted who IS less than Three Or mors
than ten feet high he must kno how to
eheW tobacker aud al,o drisk poor whialkss.
and be musn' { b afeersd of the itch OF ths
rebels. Mor.I karacter isn't required, Is
the Government furnisll & ]. that and ra.huns.
copcIrs, rely 10, person can b drsasd
bnt twice IL diasnent .plssss wifhost his
consent bat III nsn hare = right 10 :,
drafted At 1eas. opse ; dent think even. !.
ri of h.bess corpus could deprive man ef
this last blessed priniegs. t9aaatI
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-03

Z E1IoExT1os II Is cheering iadesd, q
go 81 The Reservation and stsstys The I'M.
provemsnts going on there. Settlers are
pouring ia ye1 r.pidly, and making clains
of SONS oftbs bssl Ind IN NinDeseta.
Board apd To- ho1ses dot ,be prsir;es 10
every dirscticn. apd estsse, sheep and horsss
sss e seen grazinS d ,aSgs nsnbers.
e Is bat : tsw monlhs tincs this Rsserva.
ton rs dessiiu,e of |. siaste dveliiog.
ls,uss n any In IeaI III l1fiw
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-08-03

sa CaAanss GArss. a minor son of William
G. Gates. Of Lee. MIS- wished to. enlist
three years are, but his r,sreuts objected %
it. One morning he was sent to drive the
cowa to pasture, on his way to work, taking
his dinner with him. Bu. It night he did
not come back, bee au.e he had run away
and enlisted IN the 10Th regiment lie
remained through the the three year,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

keep contsntiy hand and for sale at the lowest
prices to cash customers and prompt men large and
well selected stock Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-22

100 BBLS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1NJO equal to any to be had. For isle By sss
ocfa-A KELLOGG mage. Z
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L,ssrry. m July 1eth. 1894

LAsarIE, III, July 1eth, 1868
JoHx H. BLoor Esq.-Dfsr Sir: have bern sufferer
fer ak with Chronic Rheumatism and take great
Measure in recommending laemand Gout and Neu.
nlsin Specific to be th2 bet medicine for that disease
that lsye ever heard Of When commenced taking II
cond hardly walk ST still, great tho pain,
ana In three days free from IT, and my ee<are for
the FIRST time IN veyears free from pain, and feel
pfle that think word be dancing all the while II
Ala act coat 90 much for musie hut. sir, IL speda
medicine and would recommend all those aficted with
those diseases otryit Ihave found ynohd
n friend Of mine, his back With infiammatoYy rheu
matsn, and told him What your medicine did for
~ will send to ron for some Of IT, Enclosed please and
two dollars and serd two bottles Of the Specific.
should not need II myself ~i give II 70 that
1oes for there plenty that suffering with those
diseasre that are upacqnaned with your Specific and
think that vow ought 10 publish In every city In hs
Union. Very respectfully. yours,
1 Carr JAMES W. BROWN,
Residence, Chicago, III. &
Ps. Send medicine to care of B. ?. ". Whitman, Chi
lcago.
n h1ys Cured Hundreds
VI hsyo Owen their certificates to that effect With
the past three mcnthA
5fnnn oArn nv ALL nRIfQ6I04H
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To TIE BLIND
Or fhoss Afflicted with sere Eyes.

At the solicitation Of several citizens that
have treated for teth Acute and Chronic orthRlms
have opened Office Second street in The Aheneufn
building mp ssirA end offer my professional services to
ID citizens Of K~ckuk ard rscifits.
rer~est all Who are afflicted win 6isrnse az c Eve,
especially those whe have hem, like myself the victims
OF ausckrry, give call and viii gire th NJ refer-
cree to casre treated hy In this city that ft eon
vance ts skepticai that my nede Of trestenf VIII
eject permanent and radical cure. Consultations nee
AOass hcurs hum ] to o'clock r
- n II. DBNycB
49, HmA eMnA
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INTERESTING MACHINES, HORSE
Powess Corn Shelters and Hay Prcssss, from the
i6un Agricultural Works, tor eale n
wTCKERSHAM ikC0.,
s suseAAw rs laAin D.
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|WANTED-Hides, Bacon, lard. Tai
~ ioS, White Beans, Flax Seed, Feather Beeswax
Neoh RAT. Potatoes. Onions Butter Eggs Applet end
81 Kinds ofcountry Produce, for which " will ~ ne
kdgfses< narkst price in caak. - -. q
!. j.. j., - Z q. COCHRAN s SONS ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-28

Mavor's Court, Yes!erday.-A negro fellow
named Wash. slava of VIM. Roy, was charged
with stealing one bag of corn, the property
of the Confederate States. A witness testi-
fed that while walking up Grace street q
few days since he saw an empty furniture
wagon drive alongside Government wagon
fiIed With corn. aud Wash, who was driving,
iiftad from It into the furniture wagon the
har If corn. after which the two vehicles
separated Snspecting the game which had
heen nlaved. he followed the prisoner till
arriving At his destination, when he imme-
diatelv informed the officers and had him
arrested. The accused was ordered thirty
"A charre vss preferred against Catherine,
slave of VIM. 8. Jones, of feloniously steal
ing one diamond ring and gold pencil, the
nr0nerty of Geo. B. Case. A recently re-
Covered runaway servant Of Mr.. Case being
suspected Of the robbery, WAS questloned
about the Loaf articles, when she denisd all
9uilt herself but said that Catherine had
them. and that they would be found at her
housa (lfIicAr Moore thefeupon executed Q
search varrsnf. and succeeded in rssurrect-
ine tie loet iorclry. Tho prisoner was re
handed for father examination beforo the
IsWS Lynsusan was changed with rece,v-
in9 eeven 1oWls, the propeFty Of James B.
6mlfh. knoWinv thsm 10 have heeu st0aen.
Gnlfh Tot a6out The Let .0f March soma
eiehfoen 81 tWon1U GhlclIeaA, md NaA N0l-
~ fo ever TIT 11bcee Nhteh hA1 beon
tt spea : seexeA AsSgs.s !. 40 ~. q
naan Sesd 80 49, G 81. x8eae M3ace - -.
F., - s - ss' 8 : : III h !,
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CoxyxDsxAfs SfAIks OF AngRsOA. I
Navy Department,
R.camoad, March 20. lsg4.
KNERAL ORDER. -.

VT 5-re tssasi
J. Any person who desires to avail himself OF the
provisions Of the ACT Of Congress entitled Gan Act
10 amend an act entitled act to establish voiun.
taeT Navy" approved February 1s, 1854 shall make
his sppicatH In writing to the President and state
on oath, thst he has lifted out, or that Is his bona
f1e nscatton TO as OUT for the Volunteer Navy, and
30 piasc In tho active service Of tie Confederate
states suitable vessel, Of not sEs than oce hundred
tens burthen. efficiently manEed ,arnst and equip.
pod for cruising againss the e'emy. the vessel ia
the place where ard the time Within which IL win 10
rcacy for seTv.ca and will present satisfactory eyi
dence Of the ability Of the applicant ~ get the weasel
to sea-
II. vessels Cited out and rendered for the yo,uu-
teer Navy beyond the to, ritoria Jurisdiction OF the
Contederats States shall be inspected by an ooer of
tho G Navy, and her character and condition, ard
Inc character and ;Ecss Of the officers theresf shall
be shown by hts report
III No application for the position Of Ass:s tsnt
Paymaster in the Volunteer Navy will be Considered
when The applicant Is under forty Eve ycars Of age
8 X MALLORY.
Secretary VI the Navy.
An Acr tn amend IN act entitled "sn act to es,ab
1864. A"'"'
The Congress Of lhe Confederate Slate, of america
90 e'aacs, That the act entitled San nua To estabis
Vo;uateer Navy" approved Apri, 18th. 1sa3' he a.
ameuded that the President be and he is herebv au
:horizca to Issue the commissions ard warrants con-
!enlpGted by said ect, under suc regulations "a he
uay prescribe to applicants for vice in The VOL
ualesr Navy, when satisfied tha; said applicants viii
furnish suitable vessel for said service and 10 re-
ce've iasa the Volunteer Navy said vessel and her
9Th :ers and crew within or beyond the Confederate
States.
sec 2. Tha. the President be and he is hereby au
thorizsd to appoint Assistant 2symasters fer the
Volunteer Navy, who shall receive, when on duty 81
sea, fifteen dollars per month. Blu. no person under
forty five years OF age ard liable to perform military
duty shall receive such appontmcnt
approved February 18th, 1854.