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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08
Arcade. Bowling Saloon.

ArcaQee bOWu1g 0a10On.
r nAvr at.ed up ansx the ARCADE Row.
i LIN0 SALUON-!sid T@~a@
ya>~, Now IAn0yO,- &1%
1lssesrad. whissv ashed and painted the walls,
cling and woodwork, and Gom aud after this
ass Shxll have tho Alleys
..LGATRD Up EVENINGS.
Here Il pleasant and Aarmlssa way Of pass
Ing away ~ hoasia
Healthy Exercise,
sATuveymedsyats sxpsnsa. have spared
sXnH IL & expsass u mako svsrythine GEM
7 forta6lo, and eonddsnsly invite the patronage
Of the pleasure loving public.
asa The hsss as.iisy sf ALE, BEER
MINES, LIQUORS and GIG AIRS can
64Aad g che bar and u Wholesale. es3a
DAVID rUCKEr.
ks1 Wlns, esps- q, 1865. vsnsly
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1864-06-08

We have lately intro
duced a new style fam :
lily Sewing N achine
making the Shuttle
Stitch, or stitch alike
on both sides, arrang-
led in the same stye.
and sold at tho same
lpricos asour Grover Il
! Baker StitchMach,ncs.
l4ROVER & BAKERS
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-.
szss1Hz sTAso NL sblsrDslfAAjasinS Krinesr
rAs frame beine 81 1ren, thoroughly gal
~snissd, ssidsue~ 51o,s rusf !. ,smorsd, saa the
liability to shrink, swel' split, &C., 20 u~eeoid-
.Aa. ~ il wooden machines, is.preventsd,S Is.
''S 10 thumb sc'sws or ponh'scsta1 f4ttsntnQi to
WEIR out or get out of order it can be fastened
1snly to tho tub in = single ssaond.
WARRANTED WITH Or WITHOUT COG
sNHtELs ~ e
eGs ~ IL IL FIRST bR1Alun at Fifty
. seven State and County Fairs in 1851, and i,
.s6Aost o. ses0tIn, IT, lat wringer ever made
Instead Of b"l,sviae the statements Of par
tiss interested in the sale of other Wringers,
1RYH, XNDJ UDGE FOR sYOURsELF
Test u THOROUGHLY With ANY and
ALL others. and II not entirely satisfactor,
rstnrn it..
twill wiring anything from TArruI 10 u
~ Quilt without alteration.
Patented i9tss United st.e... England
Canada, ard Australi.. Agents wanted in
..2SiSsis.tic nss s.a 1-st. from -. TO $40
psrday.
Put~am Manufacturing o.:
- GzHrLExEH - knoo.tro1n ,ractscal e.
p~tssN that trnn sU-U galra,.es>d sottA zine sc.2
set .ridsze ~ rust particle ] can safely say
aftsr several years experience in the manu!ac
turs OF chain for cham pumps and water draw
- ere, in which, have tested tho affinity of iron
and zinc, chat if the srocess is conducted pro,
10 srly, tits perfect weld Of the two.
Nearly onsy ear agony family commenced
using one ~ your wringers. II how performs
all OF it, functions we'll as it did the first time
IL w.. used, md has become an indispensable
article with u.s. l have closely observed sew
sral other dinds Of clothcs- wrsngers, the mo
dus opsrandi being different, trying to prodnc,
sksR; the sam results ~ the Pntnsm Wringe1, bu
"a In INFRINGEMENT the yhave failed Tile Put
- s1'n Wrsnqt7 Is perfect as possible, and
~ ehssyfully rsco,anlad ITO Ath< bet IN zoe.
Respectfully yours,
= ~ :. JNO: W..WHEELER.
Cleveland Ohio.
%'&Fs &-1t =. - ~ -, =
Many years' OK Perienee in the galvanzin:
Business enables me to indorse the above state
mont in all partiou1ars.
~~~-JNO. G. LEFFERTS,
No, 100 Beokmann Srtset.
Nov York, January 1864.
"~<S' 'S3 No.7 % 80; Mol, $3.50 No. A, 50 80
MapYpfaetursd- md sold, Wholesale and re.
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co.
10. 10 Rlatt 6trost, New YorH, and Cleveland
sc. NORTuROP, Agent.
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Ao"ItkNkOo.
BERRY & WATERMAN, Attorneys.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

the Inauguration Of an experimental Soldiers
Home.S In this the Commission does itself
wrong. II it has purchased location for its
new enterprise, the public should know the
fact; and if all the money collected at that
and other similar Fairs has been expended
in high salaries to useless agents, this
fact, too, would not be without very lively
public interest. Let us know the exact con-
dition of the SOLDIERS Home" question: in so
far as relates to any action taken, or proposed
to be taken, by the gentlemen Of that board.
1t is from sincere friendliness to the Sanitary
Commission, and from knowing how much they
suffer from this silence on essential points, that
We urge prompt and full explanation. Our
columns are waiting to receive DR.. Agnew's
card Of explanation.
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Now weapon of war.
COMBINATION OF sABRB AND SIX SHOOTER RI


NJ Sieve Guibert, an ingenious mechanic and practi-
cal workman In this city, has perfected an invention o.
hm own in the completion OF q very formidable
vet elegant weapon Of war, which appears 10 the
shape Of q sabre and six shooter revolver combined.
the sabre is Of the regulation length Of tho United
States service, and in the cap OF tho steel hlt has
the charging part Of six shooter which revoves in tho
usual manner and discharges the balls through an
bored in front of the at guard coming opposite the
thumb whom tho sabre grasped in the hand This COM
bnston enables tho person armed 10 use the pistol
and sword at once saving the necessity OF looking after
the pistol and disposing OF the sword At the moment
when suddenly attacked N. Guiocrts invention will
enable man, In fact boy, TO discharge couple OF
shots at his adversary, then guard cut and thrust,
and shoot again ne thinks best The weapon Is NOT
Igsy 10 get out OF ORDER NJ Gulbert has spent much
limo and mopey In completing bis invention, and Tho
weapon seems really worth the OF the War Depart
meu,, through tho Ordnance Department 10 New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

OPERA kATNHK-The pleasant weather yesterday In i.
duced largo audience hear DON Sebasnan Lass
time The matinee well and fashonably attended,
and the opera given with s usual cast and in tho
same excellent a. before. Zacchi and Massimi-
Ani sang we-the latter rather better than usual with
the exception Of the introduction Of too much soo
the romansa in the second aot which NOT in
provemeut. The present season will Close with the
coming week. Fra Diapoo win be sung for the third
time tomorrow Monday night Norma viii also be
produced this week for Madame Zucchis benefit
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Astounding Military and Naval Devel-
opmenta in the United States.


For several years before the rebellion &C
tually commenced, the turbulent insurrection-
airy leaders Of NE South had fired the hearts of
the people in that section with an irreconcila-
BILE feeling Of hostility against the North.
War being deemed inevitable, all the then
available warlike resources Of the South were
called into requistion; the military academies
were filed with ardent tempered cadets; the
military magazines were repleuished, arms
were furnished to volunteer companies, the
drilling of infantry, the practice of artillery,
and the evolutions Of cavalry, were carried on
day and night, and the whole martial element
Of a warlike population was fully and
thoroughly aroused. Long before the North
had Frightened musket for the conflict the
South bad an armed and well disciplined force
/. Of from one hundred and fifty thousand to two
hundred thousand men ready for the Geld, with
a friendly and enthusiastic home population to
aid, cheer and comfort them. Sumter fell.
Forts on the sea coast surrendered one by one;
navy yards were captured, sbips-ofwar were
destroyed by the score, arsenals and other
military depots in the interior were given up
on demand, and there was scarcely q spot in
the South where the American flag could be
flown without being subject to insult and deri-
sion. A fiery meteor seemed to have shot
athwart the Southern sky and eclipsed every
star that had before shone there resplendently
in the constellation OF the American Union
The North was taken literally by surprise.
Though cautioned by the HERALD long in adj
vance to prepare for the bursting storm, aud
grid up les loins for fierce and bloody
encounter with desperate men, the warning
was UNDECIDED. Finally, the national capital
was menaced. The disaster at Bull run oc-
Cured, followed by others, which caused for
the moment sad but not a paralyzing sensa
ton among the people of the North. Then
came upon them the consciousness that they
were no carpet knights who challenged them
to battle, but warlike men, bent upon and pre-
pared by all the means at their command to
overturn the government Of the Union. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

MIrAr-An election for field officers Of the One Hus
dred and Second Lindsey Blues) regiment National
Guard state OF New York, took place on Tuesday. 10
cember TO- with the following result Colonel John n.
wilscy Lieutenant Colonel, Edgar A. Roberts, Major
Harry lowell Colonel Hamilton, OF General Sandfofas
uSn Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25
Covrt Martial and sensepes OF Dessrssr..

lHDiAHaroLs, Dec. y, 1854.
Ala court martial recently convened here, Charles
pilingslcy, John Murray, Thomas Ryan and Thomas
Lennon we're found guilty Of deseron and sentenced TO
be shot to-day Ih4eutenco carried into effect this
afternoon al camp ydruside, this city, upon the
ars three the fourth has been rssped by the Presi.
Aapt TOR ten days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

M iour LAwRxScK Fox, Fleet surgeon OF tho North
Atlantic bockading squadron died at his home IN Rox-
bury Mass on tho nth inst at the age OF Ga DR. FOX
was native OF Salem. He graduated at Amherst Ooi-
lege the 1881 In 1887 he received an appont-
m eut assistant surgeon In the United states Navy.
since that time his services have boon almost constantly
in requisition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

The GRAND CoxcxRr under tho direction Of Dr. william
Berge-postponed Of the weathsr-wili take
place At tho Madison avenue Baptist church next
Wednesday evening, 2ssh inst, quarter before eight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

FINANCIAL AND DIPLOMATIC SANITARY CON-
MISSIONS" AT ONCE NEEDED-THE SOLDIERS
HOME AGAN.--K the assistance Of the SAM
tary Commission be necessary to the govern
ment in the present advanced stage of our mill
tary equipment and completeness, why should
we not have volunteer commissions" for the
purpose Of helping out the authorities in all
branches of the public services II some Wall
street philanthropists, for instance, would start
Financial Sanitary Commission for the pur-
pose OF enabling Mr.. Fessenden to do some
thing like justice to the public credit, would
not that be good idea' There should also be
q Diplomatic Sanitary Commission, charged
with the special duties Of strengthening Secre-
tary Stewards spine, and suppressing the Che
Waller James Watson Webb, in our intercourse
with oil foreign countries. Above ell there
should be Naval Sanitary Commission,
having under its charge the perpetual stirring
up Of the venerable Secretary Of the Navy and
the overhauling Of all contracts made by him
for the construction Of monitor-built and other
iron-clad vessels.
If the voluntary principle of the SAM
tary Commission be so good thing in
the Medical Department of our armies at
this late day, why not apply it to all other
matters needing public control' Let us have
q corps of volunteer ordnance and engineer
officers at once, who shall be self-dele-
gated to the duty of "supplementing the
deficiencies of the regular service" in this very
uncomplmentary way. As the military estab-
lshment is at present constituted, we need
outside help just as much in one department as
in the other; while there will be this advantage
about the volunteer ordnance agents and
superintendents-tha they will have no temp
tation to consume themselves the stores placed
under their care for other purposes.
We have not yet heard from Dr. Agncw, or
the Sanitary Commission Directory, relative TO
the two hundred and fifty thousand dollars out
Of the million Of dollars received from the New
York Fair, which were to have been devoted 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

BOWERY THEATRE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re d
RIDING HooD-ScHooL MAsrrR-NALkNrrE oRsoS-
SERVANTS ny LEGACY. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VEN.
DoahK-FoUR LovRRs-SPIRIr SEvENTr-sIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

NEW BoWERY THEATRE, Bowsry -Afternson-
JERRY ABxRsHAw-CRoss DKArH-SHKKp SrKALRR
Eventng-JkRRY ABsRsHAw-CRoss or DEATH-RoBER
4AcAIRx-BLACK HUGH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-rHx STREETS OF
INV YORK y
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u
one hundred and thirty-nve millions OF dollars.
Now, fall Of fifty per cent would njurs these
holders to the extent Of sixty seven millions FIVE
hundred thousand dollars, or less sum In pro-
portion. Yet, notwithstanding this danger, it
appears there il . large and active shipment from
England Of gold and silver to the East to buy
more cotton At extravasant prices, and the fact
excites considerable attention and alarm. Well
II may. Fer the contingency which the obsti.
nate English merchants supposed not likely to
happen, and which they judged Of, as usual, In
the most stupid way, is now staring them In
the face. Instead Of q long continuance of the
rebellion, they will find ii to be near its close,
and the stock of cotton on hand in this country
will be liberated almost Immediately after It's
conclusion. When these obstinate and self willod
operators hear Of the defeat OF Hood, Of the
triumphant march Of Sherman, Of the closing
of the port Of Wilmington and the final invest
ment Of Richmond, they will find out that Anne
rican cotton will very shorty be for sale in
large quantities. SO that the Egyptian and
Indian speculations will, in all probability,
prove q serious misfortune, and all those who
have engaged in them will go by the board.
The late arrivals bring us the news Of further
heavy failures, and when lew months more
shall have elapsed the number and amount OF
them will be greatly increased.
We come to the conclusion that, in one way
or other, England will, in the end, have paid
dearly for her false and pertdious policy to
wards this country, and she will have brought
ber nupiss,r ont on her eva DO
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kIBL0S GARDEN, Broadwav-FAiRY CIRcLR-Is
AND Our or PLAcE-BARNkT BARON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-12-25

BARNUMs MUSEUM, Observation-Disclosures
MAMMOTH FAT 0IRLs-FHRkE GfANrs-Tw0 DwARFs-
dSpiAss-FRrscH AUrosAToNs. GRAND sPxcrAcLx-Day
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LUNG DISEASE,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRoN
CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &C., &c.

CHITIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS.
EASE, &C., &c.
We call especial attention Of psrsons afflicted wiz
those diseases, to the fact that We have an almost In
valuable treatment in those sfscons which has bsr
lately discovered. We have succssded In restoring
cases OF this hind in few months who have bssn treat
Cd for years to no effect, and others sre now under
treatment and are rapidly being restored y In hc,b
use their own words, thoy say they fed thsmssl!s.
coming up every day. We do positively claim that
there no case 70 far advanced but thatwe can help
and make more comfortable, and proong Life; and the
most OF cases can be successfully cured taken IN any
kind Of time. Remember that this 10 an age OF in
provemant and remedies being discovered thai DIS
arm disease Of many Of it's terrors. We invite thss
who are threatened, or have any form Of Lung Dsee
said In ths above. .. l'y,
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD.
We claim positively to cure every case Of these dis
eases. This IL positive fact, and We VIII pledge our
selves to give $50 to any case of the kind cannot
cure, and we generally cure With two prescriptions
D.pgsb
.EThe following letter is from the wife OF H.
New Philadophia, Dec 81. 'S2-
Ds. sHANsos:-Dsar Sir, desire TO express 70 ysu
the deep gratitude feel for the great benefit have
nved nom your treatment I had become 20 weak ana
90 much reduced with frequent hemmoffhage Of The
tnat had almost despaired Of recovery, and
mao become evident to all my friends that without some
speedy relief could not long survive I commenced
Th your treatment on the lst Of July, 1861. DURING
sae nfst month"; treatment began TO perceive thai
,ne nermorrhage was much less frequent, and greatly
c.mnsned IN quantity; and from that time forward
nave had no hsmohage, and now enjoy better health
sen have for several years. At the commencement
~ treatment you only gave me sneouragenentt 10 he
.r restoration TO reasonable degree Of health. ny
l1sd II this should meet the eve Of any afnicted As
"a, ! can with great confidence recommend your
aessment a. one Of great efficacy, IN
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened this line and It's connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where will be found every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
EN0cH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
I. L. H0UPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
81. 81. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' janlI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-04-15
AUCTION SALES.
YUfURE DAYS.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

TRuSTEE,s SALE oFyERY ELIaIBtY sITpA-
BY authority Of. decree Of the Supreme Court
of this District, passed the 5th April, 1864, in
cause wherein Kane and Others are complainants
and Thomas Simon and others defendants, the
highest bidder. on the 9Th of May next, between
the hours of four and five clock in the afternoon
the following 10 in Sinon's su bdivision of origi
nal lots in Square No 534 in Washington city, as
may be seen in the Surveyors Office, namely
Lots marked in such subdivision A, B, g, D, x:
about 20 feet By dep.h Ofl3i to AS feet: b, @,
and D. front on AZ street. and the other lots on
south street, with suitable alleys to ALL On lots
and are two good Dwelling houses, fronting
subject to the dover right therein Of the widow of
John sinon; the other lots will be sold free from
her dover
Also part of Lot Mol, 10 Square No. 5sl, front
ing Virginia avenue. beginning 50 feet from the
southeast corner f the lot, and having froat of
been divided into six lots about Is feet front by ID
feet deep with suitable alley. ~
Also, the eastern half OF Lot No.3, 10 reserva-
ton D.
sold free from the widow g dover right.
The terms prescribed by the decree are One
third of the purchase money in cash; and the resi-
due at IL, and Is months. for which the purcha-
ssr's bonds with surety bearing interest from the
day of sale win be taken. with retained lien on
required at the sale. =
The cost of conveysncing, certificates of sale,
bonds, stamps, to be borne by the purchaser.
If the term are not fully complied with within
resod at the risk and cost Of the dsfanltins par-
chaser after one weeks public notice in the Eve
ap.l3-eoSw&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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nR, yoHNsroN, ! = =

DE, 'oRssfofS,A .r,xoa.
SsaS ts ae: spsss NJ:
trA hsm; brs z H.. tss I'D 81 dIlssrpRupxso,
Person, Ra e,. sy Isnsyani P'asndys, sy1s
CURE EakR dkEE e SRS sc DG GRRyaRs1 1,
Necklaces Of the Bsek, I9yeluDtaIy Disshs.sss.
81 Ses saa
gspsy; LsDsuor, Low epiIit:, o91n:usion Of tdsss,
e the
Throas Nose Or shin. Asesions Of tns LIVER.
dsss le@ ss:
S1sn hosss 81
antieipstionf. rendering marriage, TO-, inpossi-
''e YOUNG MEN
a Es q
70 so saas q
tening Benates with the thunders Of eiosuencs, or
walked to exstacy the living Tyre, may cali with iln
pd q 4. ~ AZ MSTSs
ss y ssr
ao Of sh!e FUnstions. g.
O. ii. mind ar.
much to be dreaded-Loss Of Memory, Confusion
sRi tTs sSa
sads' Timiai''' MARRIAGE.
mse.ss ssss 81 Wen 90
sh9ula apply impsdiats1ly o..
ms eonde IN honor as
and confidently rely upon his skill - Physician.
0EaAfhasRP ISb11AAtzss4fsss4 10 nA1 sshlRSSsE.:ror
e a' s7s .sS.
ana 'a lost Al nope nave
70 q
Ssss5 !: ess sslS iss sssSs;
- DR.: y0HNgToN:
don. Grsduate from one Of fks most eminent ooi.
leees in the United States and the greater psrt
some Of the most astonishins cures that were ever
& sudden .:oa9dss' S.sai1in::s; Wit ilsaasss
Of mind we're eurs Yd 5TpTTsSSiMsfsH|KE
na1ssd in When e rsSuentIy leaned
" a. 4
S1.sd tenders ns and
10ah 1a p fS1 shs seps
lie 81 e. 81 sss e the
Such persons must before contemplating
reflect that sound mind and body are the moss
ness indeed, Without these the journey thronss
Hfe bscemss weary pilgrimsgs; the prospect
ehoiy rsae s.ions that the h.ppiness 81 smother d
Dhsh'sGb fs!E Isl sH Or ImpRuDErcs.
pleasure finds has i'm bibsd the seeds o.
Of shame or dead Of discovery dster, him from ap
6iiity. can slons bsfsiend him. He falls into the
Incapable CT curing, fles hts reSuniary 81 bstaaes
keep him trifins month after month. or long ~
tie sn alIest fec be obtained, and in tss2aig
Ing dsapyoint.lent; or, by the use Of that deadly
poison Mercury, hastsn the constitutional synp-
toms of this terrible disease ouch Affections OF
With trishtful rapidity until death puts an end tS
his dreadful su1erinss by sending him to that
discovered country IN whose bourne no traveller
OFTicl SOUTH FREDERICK STREET,
left and side going from Baltimore street, few
| doors from the corner. Fail not to observe mas
mo letters received unless postpaid srd con-
| tanning stamp to be used on the reply. Persons
Ssrti.esm a describing Symphonic. ms wv A u -
| The Dr.. IS Diploma haHgS az has Once.
INDORsEMINT or THE PRlsS.
| The many thousands cured at this Institutes
So Dr.
Johnston, Witnessed By the reporters Of "The Bun
and many other papers, notices Of which have sp-
| his standing q gentleman Of character and re-
sponEibilty, 10 . sufficient guarantee to the Sc
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

In virtue of writ of Feri Facias issu ed from the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District
of Columbia and to me directed, will sell at pnb-
lie sale for cash on the premises, on MONDAY, the
PENDANT Is ight, title, elsm and nter n and to
fame shop situated on part Of Lot No H. in Square
C street north and New Jersey avenue, and run
ming south along New Jersey avenue Is feet, and
running west toward b street loo feet, seized aud
levied upon as the property Of Vim H. II Crandell,
and will be sold to satisfy judicial No. 1913 in favor
ap.is WARD II. L. MON, IS. Marshal, D. C.
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q p III O I A u .

Var Department, Adjutast Generate 01lee,l
Washington, korch II, 1884.
All applications for leaves Of absence or per.
mission 70 visit Washington must be addressed
TO Major General Halleck, Chief Of Stan, ana
must specify the business Tor which the omcei
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct 70 the Secretary Of War on this subject
Will receive nc attention.
BY order Of the Secretary OF War:
e. ID TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General.
Readeacrtess Military District Of Washington,
Washington, D. O., February 10, 1854.
General Orders No. 3.-Col. T. graham, 3sth
Massachusetts, volunteers, is hereby detailed
ss Provost Marshal Of the Military District o,
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
nv comm and OF Brig. Gen. Martindale.
JOHN p. SHKRBURNB.
Re 1s.tf I Assistant Adjutant General.