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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-09-29
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BAKER q LONG, Editors.
THURSDAY. .sEPTENBER 20, 1854
National Democratic Ticket.
For President,
GEO. j. MCCLELLAN,
so 7 OF NEW JERSEY.
.E- For Vice. Prssidsnt, -
GEORGE q. PENDLETON,
OF OHIO.
National Democratic Ticket.
MiscegenatiOn.

After a meeting of Republican Cam
paign Club in New York, few nights ago,
q negro bali was held in the club room,
many Of the members remaining to PARTIES
pate in the exercises, and thus put in prac-
tice and illustrate their theory of negro
equality. A report of the proceedings was
published in the New York World, the next
morning, but We were inclined to think
that policy alone, to say nothing, of white
manhood, would prevent the Republicans
of New York from indulging in such or>
gies on the eve of an important elections
and hence we could scarcely credit the
story. The Journal Of Commerce, however,
one of the most dignifed and truthful
newspapers in the country, in an article
which we copy in another column and to
which we direct attention, confirms the
story aud pronounces it true, in all its dis
gushing details. The World of last Tues
day says that several divorce suits are like
ly to grow out of the revelations thus
made.
The glimpse afforded by these scanda-
lous transactions, of the future which is in
store for the American people-white PEG
ple-if we progress during another four
years as rapidly and in the same direction
as we have during the past four, may well
startle US into moments reflection. We
presume that the Republican Campaign
Club of Wheeling will not, this year, follow
the example of their New York brethren
by converting their hall into miscegena-
ton ballroom; but the strange things
which have transpired during the past four
years prepare US to believe almost any
shame or excess possible in the course Of
the next four, if the same influences which
brought about the New York revels con-
tinue to operate here.
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SHAME,-A Republican meeting was
held at the principal headquarters of the
radicals in New York, on B roadway, corner
of 23d street, On Wednesday evening last.
The following was the call for the meeting:
C,ntral Union Lincoln and johnson
Campaign Club.-Meeting4 every Wednesday
evening" at o'clock at headquarters, corner Broad
way anu WEDNESDAY, September 81.
Hon E. DELAFIELD SMITH,
Gov BUTLER g. NOBLE.
Gen. WILLIAM NOBLE ANTHEM.
Mr. So'o% oHA ri s;1 :. SPENCER, President.
JOHN M. COSTA, Chairman Executive COMMITTEES
ALLAN Z S. COOPER Secretaries. @
This meeting was followed with negro
ball. kept up all night, or until nearly
morning, in the rooms of the Lincoln and
johnson Union Campaign Club!
When this statement first came to our
knowledge on Thursday last we hesitated
to believe the disgraceful facts. But on
Friday one Of the city papers made the de-
tails public. Instead of denying and dis
proving the statement, the Tribune calls it
ascoundrelly" and "villainous," ingenious
ly avoids denying it, aud says, whether
any ball took place in the same ball after
the Campaign Club closed its meeting and
left the premises its members neither know
nor care" This being sucha manifest con-
fession of the truth of the whole story, We
directed inquiries to be made, and we regret
to say that We are compelled to believe the
statement, bitterly as the radical papers
seem to feel about it. 1t is true that this
radical meeting was held on Wednesday
night, was followed by negro ball, with a
mixed company of black and white mis-.
cegenationists, who danced and waltzed
till long after midnight in the club rooms.
Such fact in the city of New York in the
year 1864 may we'll bring blush of shame
to the faces of the men concerned.-New
York Journal of Commerce.
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McCLELLAN's OHANcEs.-Running on his
letter as platform, he will poll a good
vote in nearly every State, and probably
carry five or six.-Ne,o York Tribune.
Let US pick out the States /:
New York, 33 New Jersey, Z; Penn
sylvania, &c Ohio, 81 Indiana, l8; Hi
nois, ZIG. Total, 1l6. Just sufficient to
elect.
But wo claim Kentucky, Missouri, Mich
igan, Oregon, and other Western States
and if Maryland and Delaware are permit
ted to vote, we claim them also.-AIbany
Ar1us.
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THE following named societies Of trades

THE following named societies Of trades,
men are getting up addresses to Mr.. Linz
coin, thanking him for his " To whom it
may concern" letter, beseeching him to
stand BY it, and assuring him of their cor
dial support: The embalmers, the artificial
limb makers, the surgical instrument max
ers, the coffin makers, tie mourning store
keepers, and the grave diggers.-Philada
nj; IN 31e
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The ignorance, incompetency, and cor
ruption of Mr.. Lincoin's administration
have cost the country as much in three
years as GEORGE WASHINGTON and ell
the succeeding Presidents, down to JAMES
BUCHANAN, were able to spend in eighty
seven years, although the nation paid for
three costly wars during the period. Can
we afford to perpetuate this misruls? h ~ =
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JUST So.-The Albany Arqus says

"There is tide in the affairs of men
which taken at its hig bit leads on to for.
tune" and on the topmost wave of the in
coming food rides Mcclellan A little
while and it will bear him on to the dess
tined haven, the White House at WASH
ington.
As to Lincoln Poor Lincoln is going
out with the lido.
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A FRIEND thus describes his summers
operations. "The bugs ate our
cucumbers our chickens ate the bugs; our
cats ate the chickens; and we
are in hopes that something will eat the
CATS 81 -ess >gs wr.
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The Tribune SAYS

The Tribune says
aThe pretence of his supporters that
the rebels do not desire General McClel-
lan,s election is . transparent falsehood."
The rebels divide upon this. The origi-
r,sl secession live rebels prefer the election
81 Lincoln to Olellan, because he Lin
coIn} best runs the JEFF. Davis machine,
and best and longest rends the country
ssunder. The old Wings of the South,
tie Democrats, who were anti>secession
prefer Moo lsllan for they see in him the
prospect Of peace, and an ultimate reunion
With self government. Thus, JEFF. Davis
Seddons & Co. are Lincoln men, while
Alexander Stephens & %. are Mcclellan
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[Por the Rssistsr.l
"A New Song of All songs

Arranged by Ed. r. DARDIs, <Rngineer Corps'
"A u. 5. A. 20 ~
An-"Ths Cottage BY ne So
I. ~
"a ssChildhood's days no pass before ne,eyA "
- aWith the folks that put on aira
ssolap your hands till daddy comes bone"
- ssWith the four-snd- thirty STARR
"Johnny IL gone TO be Q soldier,
z----z a0ay and happy he will be, P
aHunSy boy is Yankee Doodle" n
slnth cottage BY the seat kOCtH
ssNassa, massa, hallsluiah,"
HWhen Johnny comes marching nome 4 .
ssIsm eoing 70 fight init eigel," .sl1A' ~ -
aAnd no more With strangers roam"
aNother il the battle over"
ssOur Aas's come back to Tennessee,
u ssWho viii care for mother now"
asIn the cottage by the sea-" - 81
III.
sIet me kiss him for his MOTHER
1850 GThey have brought him home TO die"
"Breathe il softly to his loved ones
'oh, susannah, don't you cry,"
eve are coming Father Abraham"
PSI ssThsn you will remember me-"
sIn the days when was hard up"
"In the cottage by the Sea- =
Wheeling, W. Va, Sept. q, 1884.
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SINCE LINcoLNhas commenced the bust
ness of Swapping horses while crossing 9
river,nhe cannot object if the people adopt
the fashion and ''swap" him of next No.
vember. ..
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SUBSCRIBE for the REoIsrER for the CAM
paign. 1t contains the latest telegrspnic
news and labors for the restoration OF the
Union and peace. 1895 =
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esel in returning to. lite and reading he
onwn obituary Notice. We are very thank
fal for the kind expressions they contain'
but weuld rather notSat least, very SOON
Be compelled to again give rise TO COM
nents Of the same kind.
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How LINCOLN DocUM ENTS ARE USED IN
THF SoUTH.-The Richmond Whig job
Office lately printed one of the Republican
clsp-trap pamphlets, rebellion in the
Northl Extraordinary disclosuresh Val
landigham's Plan to Overthrow the Go
vernmentl! T. ea Il ss =
This was done to encourage the South,
and stimulate their resistance.
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A -SrRAw.-A vote was taken among the
members of full regiment of Union sroops
at Cairo, on Thursday, which resulted in
els votes FIR Mcclellan, and 10 votes for
Lincoln.
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1t is rather consoling and comfortable
to the American people TO know that Pres
ident Lincoln Is calling upon the Generals
In the field to write eIeetioneering letters
for charlottesville Democrat
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GENERAL SHERMAN will write q letter
perhaps, very soon, in which he, IN
brusque, soldierly way, is made to profess
the intensest admiration for the Comman-
der. in. Chief of the army and navy. @
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AN exchange says that LINCOLN is "the
coming mann Springfield, Illinois. "a
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THERE will appear in the course OF two
or three weeks letter from General Phi
Sheridan ostensibly, in which he is deli
cately made to say that Mr.. Lincoln Is the
greatest man between here and Moses.
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Peace Rie-Nio

n Kirkvood Township, Belmont couos,. obio thu.
%nes vest q Aorristosn near ths National Road.
~ esufaay, the ist Of October A number Of Able
saSeilsni music VIII be On hands and 6ns plas;orm
VII Dc erected for dancing No effort vii he ,nsr,S
20 make II most Joyous occasion Eyerybody in
sept22-s. $50,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of CHARLES MANN will take place
to-day Thursday) from the German Lutheran
Church, in Centre Wheeling, at O'Clock P. NJ. The
friends are invited.
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WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.

The military order issued by Gen. Hunter, sup
pressing the publication of the Wheeling REEFS.
TER having been revoked, and the editors Of the
newspaper Internationally and hOnOrably released
from their unjust Incarceration, the issue of the
REGISTER is resumed, It will continue to be, as
heretofore, the advocate of FREE SPEECH AND
FREE PRESS, and of all the rights and blessings
pertaining to
CONSTITUTIONAL LIBERTY.
In the great crisis of our National fate which ia
now pending, We believe that the only path to
Safety lies in the election Of GEORGE B. MoCLEL-
LAM President, and GEORGE b. PKSDLEToS, Vice
President Of the Uaited States, and to accomplish
this purpose we will labor zeaousy in the use Of all
honorable means.
The heavy pscuniarY losses TO which we have
b.an subjected Is we'll as the increased cost Of la.
Dor and all printing materials, compel US to call
upon the friends of Democracy for increased ber.,
atty in the patronage they give US; especially do
we urge them to activity in the circulation Of the
REGISTER, during the political campaign. Let
the people be correctly informed, and our nation
ia safe.
We will furnish the REGISTER to subscribers
upon th0 following
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Gorgeous Dalphin Chariot.

Inc ast magnificent specimen of art and elaborate
ever paraded before the public, drawn SS
notses sgiendidiy eaIsrisonsd ana driven and
ss1Sh " MAJOR d, Esrf the champion whip
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LAKE & CO.'S
Great Western Circus!

TIE MOST COMPLETE TRAVELLING ExHIBI-
TON EVER ORGANIZED
Consisting Of magnificent outfit, q selected troupe
OF Equestrans and Eqrestrennes corps of Gymnas
and Aerobats, and company Of Equestro- Dramatsts
Comedians and Pantomimists, fuli complement Of
equerries grooms and chevaiiers Of the arena and
, 1864-02-03
FINANCIAL AID C0MMERClaL.
UEttlOEEY MARKET.

TUESDAY FEaAstHs Z IAs s. A91ss
crs ease IL noticed In the Eaoney market Erom DAY
today The supply Is much better sud the dcsaa -
iefs in amount and not 20 pressing In III wants.
wien opee holders and dealers have realized on taf
nroducc provlttocs, &c. thera can re no aoa3' saa-
xc shall have very comfortable money market.
New York exchange saso working easier Ihe SET.
4c. py.cs to-day Tar "a NC could learn among III
the iarccr houses IVES quite uniform at 1 few mAF
charge r. but the rate u above the general market.
W. quote The buying range at H@29e. Market
stendy. .-... =.
cod Las been unusually steady IL a11 street Al
$50 a. H. 1t opened at t5is, when 1t SUNK 70 ls14 r.
rslnlnE at thet figure during the day Tbs market
hers wns duIl, with very few Transactions a. 1858
Lsk.
sIyer nrn s& i4s@1is the lasteE Of course
co,rs IN round lots. CAaadn currency 15s. Legal
tender no;es neayyn 3<@l5c buying, and XXX sell.
Ing.
been kept ur actively during tho day. 1t comes VIC
lrlfeyo mainly from the Germans And the smaller 3e-
no4ttorr, We learn that large oezs Of assistance
Tcte madc By sther bankers during tho day. and tho
heef became strong and almost universal that the
| nank would 90 through triamphansly- So lar 81
present appearances will warrant an opinion 1t caa
not last much longer. ...-.--
FIRST NATIONAL BAsK At HILIsoAlE, AicH.-
The rst NatonAl Bank at H,1ssdslc, Mich, has com
meuced business with paid up capital OF 5000
| Wi.lism waldron, President, and James B. Badly
| Cashier.
, 1864-02-03

"A delegation from the Philadelphia Corn
Exchange has gone to Washington, to make
a desperate fight with the New London folks
On the navy yard question.
-Ruasia has ordered new line OF tele-
rrsph TO the borders Of Siberia, which dis
places IN old postrrouto Of twenty'thrce days
travel.
Mr.. Palmer, the Albany sculptor, has
piven four of his works in marble to be sold
6y rat,e at the sanitary fair there next month:
They ere "Tlc Angel Of Peace In Bondage
tlc bust of Hamilton. the bust Of the Peas.
ant Girl" and the a1to-rclieVo "Good Aorn-
ing"
An English llair-dresscr has had the cell
ing Of his room fitted with M iron spindle
with three wheels carrying fndaa-ruboer
bands. Circular brushes are put thereon,
wheel sells them spinning, and tile customers
being placed underneath, have their pates
polished by machinery
France is the home Of suicsde. There
| were 4,0sO self deaths In Tint country In lssv,
! the annual number being increased from l,5E'
in 1897. Suicide rzeSasla more among men
age Of 40 to So The crime also increases du-
ring the first LalC OF the year-January to
Junenul decrease then I'LL December. This
| yynn}l Indicate that it Eal much to do with
| the payment Of the annual bills. Drowning
| and haug,ng arc tile means most frequently
| employed, two-thIrds Of the persons Who
| commit Euicide having recourse to them
ncxt comes frc arms, and then suGocation by
Charcoal.
The amount Of gold and silvel produccd
+hrcrrhout tic world In 1SG3 is estimated as
follows: California, SC 0c0, ,oco; other por.
tions OF the United States, SSo,eooo, ,029;
British Columbia, e. .00o, 300; Mexico, s25,'
COO eco; South AmeI1ca, 81, ,Cn M ooo; Russia
I SSG a.,a prtf;rb Cn1on;fs S12 DnO 900: othe,
, 1864-02-03

~
Nes.s Z ~ III has been more activity
rraH a1sr1.er f.,jfus In tho market since the
auu ~ rns i.st 1-rcs1v rofleE-1nore particularly tn
a Snas 80 Of English sf.diles Bak Msssa ana A hafo
VIZ =. sr Mrsa PORK and prfces arc shAaa
II i,ither nt1a t1AA N~ 49, AN
III "a porK-Iu the early part OF inc WeeE tno
nartef tnicd tul md rather heaIy. but El:aln me
nnst ftW days there has ceen an thc1t31ssea q
country and Slgf0 for city Atth- c!oSs hoL.
sr Of lily brands ve rt at fis II ~ Mle nSess
tsre were ssss nnysrs ~. .o oSSf:ns t9o-serss
i MESS P0!yK-There Ia very lttle inquiry
s Mss Err ,s e1 ae hn4s H,n5sss tbs n .sas ss n s
s1Hr9 ealcs9 9toot p:ncr a: S1Ehn
nIILK hF.ATS-IEere 1sa good denand for Dalk
r1es ~ 1i<c lnCsc but the offerings arc light, and
, 1864-02-03
New York Stock mnrket-Febs 2.
Received by F. g. sAlon7tsu d Co.. commission
,toek ard bond brokers, n Cl,rx street, Chicago.
COMMERCIAL.


TUESDAY EyExtNa, Feb. 2. 1851.
WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures during the past week
has been unusually brisk and tho markets generally
ruled higher, chiefly account OF more favorable a
Wee ftom Europe. Flour Hrs quiet but arm. Wheat
,n1sa . shaae higher. Old Com Vas steady. and New
f-orn e,lvance, f@5c per tustel. Oats were 2e per
bueAel hishcr. Rye was steady. harley declined &c
nv hn-hcl. uchvtues havc advanced 1sc per gallon
On The week, or 17c higher Than the lowest point
reached after the passage Of tho Dl In tho House OF
HenrrsrntatiYcs taxing stocks on hand This advance
:. nredicated on the opinion thct the Senate Win
throw out that eection Of the House Bt Provisions
we're active and buoyupt-pasticnlerly English MID
s,es which have advanced Ke = ., and Lard, which
shows mn Improvement Of 1@Kc 2 y. Clover seed
advanced 25c per bnshel- Salt has deenneo e or''
The following table shows the receipts TOT the last
twenty forr hours: -
, 1864-02-03

soldiers fanilies into The streets. Is this
school for selfeacriflcing patriotism!
: should not speak thus urgently Were u
not becoming manifest that there Is to Be no
promptness ofaction in Congress, csen ss
regards the future pay Of colored soldiers
and thst there Is especial danger Of the whols
matter OF arrears going BY default. shonia
it be 80, it VIII be Reputation more unsen'
crous tkan any which Jefferson Davis aoH0,
Gated or Sydney Smith denounced II Mtu
sully with dishonor Ill the nob1cne5s OF thus
opening page of history, and fix upon, the
North brand Of meanness worse than either
southcrner or Englisbman has yet dared 70
impute. The mere delay in the fnltlllmcnt.
Of this contract has already inflicted untolu
suffering, has impaired discipline, has relay
cd 10y salty, and has begun to implant feel
Ing Of sullen distrust In the very regiments
whose early career eolvcd the problem Of thc
nation, created new army, and made peace
fnl emancipation possible:
Hilton Head. Jan. q, 1864.
, 1864-02-03

The receipts olHoCs to-dny amounted 70 24ss dress
ID and 1903 live. The market for Lave Hogs WAS nru1'
with sales At s58s9e.s!x kross ~
r resscd Hogs opened firm, and tne sates ~esu np-
d.4dfnr on 10 ns: bus towards the close the denaad
IN OF considerably and the msrEet Was weaker.
H.af catt1e vere In fair demkud an steady nj ~
at2s cross The supply ts not equal 70 INC denaana'
The Provision market Has more hetiVe aao asGet.
1srd vas in active requeat, ard prices advanced H9
IL en, r1osed nru with sales Of about oo hstces At
1x12c for country and city Leaf Lard and 11Kc FOR
oid Fetle srd-tbe sales Of new having beea ch!eny
at 1lx@t2c. At the c,ose, prime Leat vas sooo w
man0 ut 17c sellers askIng 12Hc. bal3 meas "ete
unusually Gcttvc, but without any enanss ~ ~.
Ahont $500 pieces and 1a60m Ds were SOLO, a. she
loose Tor HAMS and 6Kc 1oose Tor shon.aess Msaaa
ea n thrs. was lot Of 60 pcs Shoulders anu 1aeN
nrs Houe sold for delivery at GE1gseV1ue' at anu
sxc packed In casEs. anese WHS n'af
tnr done IN Barrelled Pork, pnt the mar"
ket remains firm. Hek1ed hsms ~e1a "e.i'e, WIZ
salcs of CO.. tce at el0chieay at tue outslac
n-e p4ck,ed Shoulders were SO d at 91lso per brl.
Fuc1.eh Meats were scarce and we note sales Of only
$50 bxs Light Short Idb 1t 9t{e Cumncfonas afo IL
good request 1t &C. ..--.,...
and prices advanced a@sc per gahon-"ta sa'es - o.
about 10 brls at @73cc1ossnE At about 7lAc. This
ADVANCE in the Whisky market was caused mainly by
The d,snatcbes from Washington, reporting that the
Finsne. Committee Of the Senate had thrown Ont ths
clause IN the House bill taxing stocks OF hand.
F1our wss quiet hut frm4 Wheat advanced NC pei
hushe, with liberal sales at St17@fl1a for No. ana
4i11ai11,<c for No. 7sprng-closlug weak Tor No. =
| but steady for No. !.
| forn VIA held firmly, but tho transactions wert
| Light at eoc for No. aud s1x991hc for MOL. heN
corn was held At son-but buyers Wonlo nos aeceae
| and VIC havc no sales to report.
oats ru1ed shade higher, hut closed weak asseE tbt
New YnrE discstcles were read-Wtth sales Of No..
~ Gyxr fk-elos,ne weok at &c. Eye Was neglected
, 1864-02-03
=. vbatxooyer, the Bishop

RELIGION In any way whatsoeyer, nc olsnop
hss no more right to interfere "l.h ,, .n'm
ths than 1 ne Topld have, to command the dl'os,
s.n,1,t,op s' T Of The Masonic order, the order Of
nad Fellows or Sons Of Temperance. It is
sn 9s stt.ek upon the liberty Of thought and
act;on which can never be successful in q
Ind whose 1hission it is to develop the high
est freedom, political, social and religions.
Therefore 1t is that we sympathizo with the
FenIans in the course they arc pursuing, md
rejoice, that knowing their rights they are
bound to maintain them. The Bishop, in
launching his percmptory and stringent ulti-
natum, is striking at-the very root Of irish
chazacter-lore Of country. The Fenian In
all his movements has only this one object In
yiew-the restoration Of Ireland to indepen-
dcncc; aud while we nsy be allowed TO doubt
ofits saccomplishmcntin in the way proposed, VIC
doubt still more strong3y the right OF q spirit
unladytacr to intermcdd1e with the exercise OF
the civic and social privileges of freemcn,
when they do not Interfere with the progress
cf 4he rl.1frch.
, 1864-02-03
War Gazette

War Gazette
The following general order from the War
Department is just ont: ...
WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 15, 1ES-
GEEEnAL ORDER No. 34-9iaj. Gen tos-
ter, 1T lis own request, and on account OF
disability Tor service In the field, arising from
wounds, is relieved from the command OF the
Department of Ohio.
Mai. Goa. scho6c1d is assigned to the com
1,snd Of the Department of Ohio.
BIZ direction of the President, Maj. Gen.
Geo. Stoncman is assigned 10 the command
Of the s2Scd Army Corps.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
E. D. Towe;sESp, A. A. G..