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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-23
The Kenosha County Bank,
AGENT FOR TIE

r. s. 1O---4O L . A n,
Will receive subscriptions at par, payable IN Irea
urv notes At the present rate Of premium on 9oid'
they pay over eight per cent interest," ana are eA
erppt from municipal or state taxation.
These Bonds are to be redeemed in COIN at the
,eesure Of the Government, at any period not less
tban ten C1O) nor more than forty (4O) years from
their date.
We sell Passage Tickets to or from the Old
connt-v bv the Black Star Line Of Liverpool Packets
and the Cunard Line of Steamers.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND and IRELAND, sold a: the
lowest rates.
The highest prices paid for Gold, Silver and Cou-
pons.
Nav %, '64 1y5O F. DAVIS, Cashier.
.. Il. steers, Elncine, is now offering rare
Inducements to those wanting PIANOS. Because
1sthe now keeps on hand of the choicest stocks
In the west.
Cd, long experience and good judgment enables
hin to make wise selections.
Sd, he buys just low any one, and By reason
Of low store rent afford to sell from S25 to $50 less
than dealers in larger cities.
9TH he aciU MAKE 1t safe or you to bug GfAina by a
WARRANTED that the Pianos he sells, shGU gice goa
satiafscttoa, orae a0H tako them back and refund
he goo0sy 14w5l.
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Hurrah for the Fourth.-The 8Sth Anni-
of the Capture CT Vicksburg, will be celebrated in
becoming manner, by the people of Kenosha
City and county, in this City our citizens have
subscribed literally to fund TO defrey expen-
ses and secure the most ample means, to make
the celebration what it should be-a grand affair
The city Council have slso made liberal ap-
preparation TO the fund.
alt is fit and appropriate that the fires of pat .
riotism should be kept brightly burning in the
hearts of the people, by an occasional reNkind>
ling at the annual celebration. and recurrence
to the stirring scenes of I776.
We need This annual reminder of the baptism
OF blood through which our revolutionary ances-
tors fought their way to independence and be-
queathed to us the priceless heritage of Free
and Constitutional Government? and more than
ever, is it fit that, in this time of civil war
andIcommoton, when that Free & Constitutions
al Government ie in danger OF being wrested from
us by the sacriegious hands Of armed traitors,
rebels and parrcides weshould assemble togeth>
er and gather courage and determine ton TO per-
severe, and live and die if necessary, in the de-
Tense Of those glorious truths and principles set
10th in the immortal declaration of Independe
ence, from the remembrance and contemplation
of those times that tried mems souls"
There is a divinity that shapes our ends, rough
hew them as we will" One year ago the gloom
of despair was almost settling down and over
the hopes Of the most sanguine, but
with the opening Of the ever glorious
4th Of July, the cloud lifted, Grant, after a
siege of unexampled duration, marched into
Vcksburg and took possession OF it with its gar
rison OF nearly forty thousand rebels. May We
not hope that on toe anniversary of that glorious
day the rebie capital will fail before his victo-
-ious army?
by reference to the order ofexercises, it will
be seen that we are to have al Grafton from sen
VAN WICK. This alone will be worth the COM
ng to hear There are few more Eloquent speak
srs in the country, than Mr. VAN WICK, and we
nay rest assured that he will improve the OPP
TO give address replete with pat !
iotism and eioquence. The other usual accom-
pan manufacturing The Declaration of Inde-
Jendence. music &c.-wiIl come in to fill out the /
lays epjoymenta. Let no one stay away who
IAN possibly attend for it is determined that this
celebration shall be ahead OF anything of the
lind we have had in Kenosha for some years.
come enc, come all
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From the Rev. JOS II. Xennard, Pastor of the 1otl
nil Church.
J. TT. kENNAhD,
Eighth below Coates St., Philadelphia.

From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Baptist Ch.'
Germantown, Penn.
Dr. G. M Jackson Dear Sir Personal experi>
ence enables me TO say that regard the GeImap BIZ
ters nrepared by you as most excellent medicine In
cases of severe cold general debility have been
greatly benefited by the of the Btters, and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on others.
Yours truly. WARREN kAhDoLPb,
Germantown, Pa,
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A Hard Cnsc. We met the cars the
other day, young man,iwho had lost both his
arms by the prem AZURE discharge of cannon
he was helping to load Both arms were taken
off-one almost to his shoulder, the other just
below his elbow. He was on his way to Chicago
to get some artificial arms.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-23

LzOwes' European Circus.--We are not
given to putting oircuses, as our readers very
well know, but we have tue unqualified assur-
ance of these who ought to know that Howes.
Great European Circus with Crockett's Trained
Animals, that we advertised last week is no
ordinary affair. If we are TO credit the testi
mony of those who have seen the collection and
witnessed the performances, it is decidedly
worth going to see. Remember Tuesday next
is the day the exhibition is to be given in Keno
sha. Come in time to see the Grand Tabeau Of
the Lion crouching at the feet Of the goddess Of
Liberty on their grand entree.
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Ehe copper boulder we spoke of week or two
since as having been found by Mr. Alexander
Yule. on his farm in Somers, was much heavier
than we stated. We said it weighed about so
pounds, we should have said l2Opounds,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-23

Bark witElOut-Cheerfu with
Gn.-WEat matters it though the storm
RACES without and clouds obscure the sun,if
aIlis cheerful in the household. 1t cannot
but be pleasant within if the good
housewife has nice light biscuits for supper,
as she will surely have by using De Lands
Chemical Saleratus, an article sold at all
the best family groceries in the United States.
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Liberty ON their grand entree.
Good TempInrs Celebration The order
of good Templars in this county propose to have
a Basket Pie Mic celebration on the 4th of July
next in the rural districts The place chosen
for their recreation is the Agricultural Fair
Grounds, and we presume they illhave good
time. No lovlier spot for pic mic can be found
than the Fair Ground in its leafy retreats and
deeply embowered shade.
The young folks will enjoy it and after they
get through there they can come into town in
time to witness the splendid display of Fire
Work thatsure provided for by the hberality of
our citizens, and thus close up the celebration
the Fourth in good style.
We call the attention of all TO the published
programmeiof proceedings in our paper to day
-sss-
Neat Husbandry.' '-We publish
on our fourth page an article under this
head from the Wisconsin Farmer. The ar
ticIe was written by our friend WALLACE
MYGATT, of this city. 1t contains sont
plain hints and suggestions which our farm
ers would do well to read and heed, The
farmers OF henosha County are no longe
pioneers, or settlers. Nor are they illiterate
and ignorant. 1t is time, therefore, that they
so systematized their labor as to produce the
greatest quantity and the best quality, will
the least expenditure of labor, and that thei
products should be SO prepared for market
as to bring the highest price. 1t is TIM
the careless and slovenly system of farming
which usually characterizes new settlements
should be done away with. Our farmers al
know what constitutes No. / and No.2-
prime, mixed, &C., in the markets. In
nine cases out of ten, primo, No. articles
are sold as No.2, solely on account of til
way they are brought to market.and farm
ers cheat themselves out Of quite sum c
money, every year by not taking ittl'
pains to prepare their products properly 70
the market
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D. H. ~ hAN DAeD
No. 726 N. Nineteenth Sire

From the Rev. ]. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor Of the
Columbus IN j. and Milestown lPa.l Baptist ohs'
New Rochelle, NY.
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson Dear Sir II ieel 1t a pleasure
thus of nv own accord to bear testimony to the exs
ceence Of the German Bitters. Some years since.
beipg much anic ted with dyspepsia, used them with
very beneficial results. 1 have often recommended
them TO persons eneebled by that tormenng disease,
and have heard from them the most hatterng Iestmo
nas as to their greatyaue. In cases Of general de-
biv believe II to be a tonic that cannot be
passed. o. M III 0N0'
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Moi. I'd. &. NC Yea u Of the first Wis who
lost limb at the battle of Chckamauga. has
been commissioned in the veteran Reserve Corp 8
and is now stationed at Jefferson Barracks, st
Louis, Mo. He writes that his duties are not
onerous, and that he gets along with them as
we'll as could he expe cted, with one leg.
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.5S Save Yous life.
HNyspesIn, e rysipelas, Kidney Complaint
~ Sdc6 and NerU0Ds Hea ddche, Nea0dtgtd, Iet-
ter. GFdUel Barriers itch and BdidaeSS. Treatise
on the above Diseases with their specify and Pe1Hld-
a,ent cure, sent free to any address Address s. @.
UPHAM, No. %, Socth Eighth Street, Philadelphia,
6tu3I
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From Rev. J. H. Turner, Pastor of Hedding M. e. Cb,
Philadelphia.
Dr. Jackson Dear Sir Having used your Ger
man Bitters in my family frequently, am prepared
10 say that it has been great service. believe that
in most cases of general debility of the system 1t Is
the safest and most valuable remedy Of which have
any knowledge. Yours respectfully!
-' J. III. TURNER,
No 726 n Nineteenth Street.
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| have known Hollands German Bitters favora
bly,, for a number of years. / have used them in
my own family, and have been so pleased with their
rGects that was induced to recommend them to ma
nv Others and know that they have operated in
strikngly beneficial manner. take great pleasure Ia
thus publicly proclaming this fact, and calling the
they ar recommends d, to these Bitters, knowing
from experience that recommendation will be sus-
tanned l do this more cheerfully Hoohaud's Bit
tiers is intended to benefit the afflicted and is mot
rum drink" Yours truly, LEVI &. BECK.
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BY the President:
JOS. 8. WILSON.
NOTICE To ACTUAL BONA FIDE SETTLERS
PRE-EMPTORS.

In the third section OF the act OF COngt0sSs ep-
proved 2lst of February 1863 Statutes, volume IL,
page 65a, opening to sale the Winnebago keserva
ton, It IL stipulated that before any person shall
BY pre- emption or Otherwise, previous to their
exp osure to sale to the highest bidder at public
cutlery, he shall become an actual bona ads
settler thereon. and shall conform to all the
regulations now provided by law in cases OF pre-
emptiop. and shall pay, within the term OF one
year from The date of the settlement, the full
appraised value of the lands and the Improvements
Now. in order that all such bona -fde. actual
settlements may be secured to the sever al pre-.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
that they must come forward and file their anna
Wits, designating che particular tracts on which
they may he actually settled. giving the date OF
such actual settlement, and before the explration
of one year from such date the several pre.empt1on
Receiver, according to the requirements of the
pre- emption laws. and full payment made thereon,
according to the full affixed, appraised value OF
the lands and i'm improvements thereon.
lst In all such cases where the year may not
elapse before the commencement of the PUBLIC
sale. such bona fide actual settlements may and
are hereby ordered to be excluded from the public
I'd In all pre- -emption cases in which the year
lie sale the parties must establish and pay up for
their claims otherwise all tracts in this class will
be offered to the highest b under the forego
ing proclamation. yet with the stpu ton that at
such public sale the price must not be for . less
sum IMAM 'of inc appraisal JOS. WILSON,
an 3O-lawl3w Acting Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.
ROPOs AIS FOR LOAN.
flsAsuRy DBPARfnEHf. July IS, lsc


Ne&iee Ia hereb, given that su hseri ption, will
he received by the Treasurer Of the Omitted States
the several Assistant rreasurers and Designated
Depostnries and by the National Banks des gu ated
nd qualified as Repositories and Financial Agents
or Treasury Notes payable three years from
August Is. 1864. bearing interest at the rate 81
seven and three tenths per cent. per annum. with
semi annual con pons attached. payable In lawful
mspey.
These notes win be convertible at the option OF
the holder at maturity into six per cent gold
bearing bends, redeemable after Ave and payable
twenty years from August Is. 1867.
The Notes viii be issued in the denomination 9 o
afty one hundred ave hundred. one thousand an
ave Thousand dollars. and will be issued in blank,
ar uayable to order, may be directed BY the sub
scribers.
some multiple OF dfty dollars.
Dnpicate certificates will be issued for all depos
ties The party depositing must endorse upon the
ovisinnl certificate the demo animation OF notes re-
CURED and whether they are to be issued in blank
or PAYABLE to order. When 30 endorsed tmast be
left With the officer receiving the deposit. to be
forw arded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners free
Transportation charges sson after the reeeipd
of the original Oerticst es of Deposit az they can
be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August 10 on all
deposits made prior to that date, and will be paid
nv the Department upon receipt Of the original
certificates.
Al the notes draw interest from August II, per
sons making deposits subsequent to that date
must pay the interest accrued from date OF note to
date of deposit.
Parties depositins twenty Eve thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will
be allowed q commission of one quarter or one per
cent, which will be paid by this Department upon
receipt Of bill for the amount, certified to oy
ohicer with whom the deposit was made. No
daA~ fo, arafh M m
he deposits.
Onieers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorse ents are made upon the original
certificates.
AL officers authorized to receive deposits are
requested to give to applicants all desire informa
ton, and afford every facility for making SUB
scriptions. W.P. FEsSENDAN'
jy2 s-tf Secretary of the Treasury.
MULEsl MULIsl MULEsl
Q'a''s''''aHW VAIN im ston Ciiy 0ctober. 1854
One Tsoassnd COS NJ LES to Be delivered to
corner 22d and G SITS Wa hington, DC
eaid mules must be over two years OF age, not
less than fourteen tlp hands high strong, stout,
free from any blemish or defect which would unit
them for severe work. and must have shed the four
front colts teeth and developed the corresponding
four permanent teeth. two in each jaw.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to,
and ri id1y enforced in every particular.
Payments will be promptly made for all mules
No proposals for less than fifty (5o) mules will be
entertained
son or by letter TO this Office.
By order of the QuartermanstseMs H genera nsK1N
Colonel in charge First Division Quarterpasterr IS
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PERSONAL.

MADAME AHOLIAB. AN IMPRESSED NM
1FI dunn, continues to read the present and fu
ture to all who require 1t with great accuracy ana
is abe 10 counsel up N all important matters with
safety. No. 249 street, between AZ and 6n sts.,
Island. sep % Inn
MRS BROOKFIELD, Of Kansas, can be con
lvl sultef on the Past Present and Future events,
at her room on the northwest corner of 4th and L
SITS She has studied under one of the most cele-
brsted Astroogsrs, of the age. She guarantees
satisfaction to all those who may give her call.
She can be seen from a. m. to p. m. Price one
dollar. sep 29 2m+
MRS. L. SMITH. with her extraordinary powers
!vI to describe your living and dead friends, give
smnes all kline diseases, will give sittings at 252
4th st eet i've doors above street. Hours from
10 till p. m. Circle Wednesday evenings s2S Int
FEMALE COMPLAINTS and Diseases arising
L from impurity ofthe blood receive special at
tentiop from DR.. DARBY, 492 9TH street, between
d and E. Honorable and scientific treatment war
ranted. sep l5-lm.
LEVER AND AGUE PERMANENTLY CURED
FOR Sa.-Madame MARSHA, the Astrolo.
gist, at No 403 street, will warrant to the pub
lie to cure the Fever and Asue permanently in
one weeks time. Also other complaints treated
with great success at No. 4O3 street, between
9Th and Nth sits. sep 4-1m$
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i Der has obtained from the Or phsnas sanrtaf
Washington county. IN the 81 District Of Columbia,
estate Of w. B. Champion. late of WashinrtonI ctx
D. O., DECEASED All persons having claims AGAINST
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri
ber on or before the sd day of August next; they
may otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit
Given under my hand this I'd day Of August,
1874 lan24 law3vl JOB EDWIN CHAMPION
A Der has obtained from the Orphans' Court Of
Is,.a county In the District Of Columbia.
Ct Caleb q. shreve. late of Washington city, D. c.,
os sd $500 Al persons having claims against the
same, With the youe thereof to the subscriber,
on or before The lth day of septemDer next; they
S6fnf the said estate. ANrA - W.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of September,
sep &-IaW3y' SAML SIIREEyE
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LOCK HoyPTTAf
OFFICE No. = SOUTH rRsDsRIoR srRlln
TIE ONLY PHYSIrAE ADVsRrIsIGG
Ess discovered ths mt Certain. Speedy. aa
1''''0ap DISEASES sIsEs oH IaPRTbssos. Iol
Reiiej in Sig Hours No T'rain0i Il
fsf''i Deadly Poi.on. As.saTy: should sDpi, "
. cpsx w4RR i%|sGsi,''{ 5x NO oAARss
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
strietares, Affections q the Kidnsys and sisdss:
RePsy, Lsnsuor. Low spirits, Confusion Of tdsaa
as rps.s
Throat. Nose. or skin Affections Of the Live.
ds1s .r.ss s.% ss..,
sfSRsf ana solitary PRACTICES more fatal to tns3
Fl mes s9sns sups
snticipseions, rendering marriage, TO-. imposor
YOUNG MEN
IsRscisitlSy Who haze SssSms the victims
snS
Sa 3. M
walked to e1tacy the living Tyre, may call With m
TAKE PARTICULAR Nor1os.,ibsa
These are some Of the sad and msancholyssssH
81 thu Back x .nd Il: Head
Of sisht LoTs Of Mnsep Ns,r pSwsE
ra ae Of lie d s.sti,e Punasion.. ll ell
&.
much to be drsaded-Loss of Memory ooafss
4 sRs ss Lss: 81
tude. Timidity, &c uIRR,lnK
msrri.ss s aware Of Physiesi Weskness, 8rssnss
Debility Wasting Ct the Organs. pefsrmities, &o.
he Who places himself under the car. of DR.. ).
tIsinaD; and confidently rely upon Ii, siiii =
Physician.
ORGANIC wlAKNEss, IMPOTlNoY IMPIDI-
By Dr.. Johnston's marvellous treatment, WeAk.
nsss Of the cured and a ssS.
been Immediately relieved
DisauaiiScatons. Loss Of Procreativs Power. Nsr-
II IN. mos fearful KIND .Dss
cured.
Member ofthe Royal College Of sureeons, Lon.
IN and
those life has been .Rsnt in the hSsptt. 81 Lsn
| known: many troubled with ringing In the he'd
sas
blushing. attended sometimes with arrangement
| Of mind. were cured Immediately.
| YOUN0 MEN
INDUCED in when alone habit g,
| which are nightly felt even when asleep, 4a9S u
stro Si both MIND and bsds. should apply
pit. s.:s ,: ~ mar. a;, tn:
snsstshes from al the srosRscts and f sn1o'Esa g
Of nature and indui xns in . certain secret ASSit
Such persons must x befGFs eGPsssnDl'sins
reflect that sound mind and body are the mo!s
ness indeed. without these the journey throssh
e z. ss shs
shsdoxed With despair and ailed with the mslan.
eholy reflections that the happiness Of another u
'nfn's 6i Esie Ess go" Or lxpRuDzNoz.
When The pisgnidsds and ismp.ud:n, sSoss q
fai disease it often happens that Ill timed s.ss
of shame dread of discovery deters him frons
to aSss sm s
hands Of Ignorant and designins prstendsrs, Who,
Fl: q 81
leave him With ruined health to sixr over his gall
poison 2sresry, hasten tie conssitutien sSnS:
toms OF this terrible disease, such Affection. q
drssdfa1 ~ sendins s}% to tsss IS:
discovered country from whose bourne no travsls-
OFFICg7 SOUTH FREDERICK srRsBr,
left hand side going from Baltimore streets cfsv
doors from the corner. Fail not to obserse aane
10 Letters received unless post paid, al con.
e &C.. .s % e. :ssd
vertisement describing symptoms. ~
1E n 0 n;Is,e s OF rs y -. siskSs
The many thousand cured at this sstslEis Aol
within the LAST twenty years, and the d9teaS
g ss
Ps.r:d again and ss.in before The Susls !s:idss
sgo1n .d IL sunoisns guarantees to the f.
SKIN DISEASES sPEBDlLY CURED
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RT J. G. MCGUIRE Co., Auctioaeers.
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED AND UNIM

Under and By virtue of an order of the gu preme
Court, of the District Of Columbia. passed Ssptem
Der ssth. 1854 in q certain cause wherein George w
Miller is com plainant, and Ellen Miller ct al
defendants mo. l46, Equity directing q resale of
certain pieces of perty heretofore sold, aRd for
which the purct asers failed to comply with the
TUESDAY AFTERNOON October 18th, At o'cIk,
on the premises, the south part of subdivision g,
b and o, in Square No. 49, fronting about q feet
on y ar and q half street, between Maryland ave-
nue. and south street, and running back to pub
lie alley, and improved by frame dwelling house.
immec late possession of which will be given.
Immediately after we shall sell, on the premises,
the middle one third part of Lot 6. in quare No.
866, fronting IL feet on north street. between 9Th
and h streets esst and running back LIS feet inch
to 3-foot alley.
Afro. the north half of Lot 10. is, in Square No.
6@, fronting 2s1s feet LIST street east, between
south and X streets, and running back 90 feet.
Terms One third in cash the remainder in 8, Il,
snd Is months. with interest for which the pur
chaser ust gives notes secured to the satisfaction
Of the Trustees the purchasers to have the option
of paying all in cash.
Conve,sncing including stamps, at the purcha-
Eer's expense.
If the terms of sale are not complied with in ave
days after the sale, the Trustees the right
of ressling at the risk an expense of the default
ing purchaser, on one week notice in the Ns
donal IRtellisencer.
&c NOR IAN, , Trustees
A. THOS. BRA
oc 3-eo&ds ]. @. MoGUIRE CO.. Aucts
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Offers may be made Tor one or moro articles. AZ
tn option of the bidder and in more than one
article is contained in this offer, the chief OF tbs
bureau will have the right to accept one or more
the remainder The pries mast be uniforn, and Of
fers mas. en,b, all Of any more articles de-
Ererable at oil The stations
For the description of articles in the above list,
bidders referred to the samples at the said navy
yards and to the advertisement OF this bureau Ia
ted July 8. 1868, and for information to the laws
and re gulations in pamphlet form regarding con-
tracts, to the officers of the several commandants
ofpavy yards and navy agents.
The department reserves the right to reject any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
erpment.
Blank forms Of proposals may be obtained on ap-
plication to the navy agent at Boston, New York,
or Philad elphia, and at this bureau. sep 2-laW4W
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. r rlO IA LIE

Sav Department, As5wsoss Generals UEsos,
WasAsagton, AsFcA Ia, 1854 I
All applications for leaves Of ABSENCE OF per
mission TO visit Washington "a ust ee addressed
TO Major 3eueral Halleck, Chief Of Staff, and
must specify the business for which the once,
desires the permission kilograms addressed
tirect 70 the Secretary Of War IN this subject
will receive no attention
nv n-dsr ntths Secretary Of War:
Hf e. ID TowNsBND,
Assistant Adlutant General