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Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
NOTICE TO ACTUAL goNA-FINDE SETTLERS
-PRE-EMPTORs.

NOTICE TO ACIUAL goNA.FINDE SETTLERS
-PRE-EMPTORs
81 tAe third section OF the act OF Congress, ap-
page Gj-, Upeniug to sale the WinnobsgO Reservs a.
tiUn, II IL Stpulsted that befo any person shall
be entitled to enter any portion OF the said Ian o.
by presumption or otherwise, previous to their eN-
pOsure TO gAle TO the highest bidder at public out
cry, he ahall become an Rctusl bOnA-ide settler
thereon, and shall conform to all the regulations
now provided by law in csses Vi pTe.emptiOn, and
date U' the settlement, the full app aised vAIuc U
the Iuhs and the i'm pFOvemonts thereon.
Now, In order that all such bOna.ilde, actual set
tleElrnts may be secured to the several Pfc.empt.
ouI
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
that they must come forward and &c their aHldA.
wits, designating the particular tTaCts on which
they may be actually settlei, giving the date Of
such actual settlement, and, before the expiration
of one year from such date, the several Pre.emp-
tiOn claims must be established before the Regis-
ter aud Receiver according 70 tho req uiTements Of
the presumption lava, and full payment made
thereon, according 10 the full aiiXed, appraised
value Of the lands and the improvements thereon
lat In all such cases where the year may ~
clApse before the commencement OI the public
sale, such bona rie actual settlements may and
are hereby ordered to be excluded from tho public
sae.
%. In all pTe.emptiUn oAsos 10 which the year
may expire before the commence nent OF the pub
lie sale, the parties must establish and pay NJ Tor
their claims, otherwise all tracts in this class wall
| he offered TO the highest bidder, under the fore.
going proclamation, yet with the AtipulatiOn that
at such public sale the prlec must not he ior les5
| jos. s. WILSON,
| Au99-wl3t Acting Commissioner.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
CLOTHING. u

No. ieI Seventh Itrsr,,
L,Sp
J. II. sMITHl
No. $50 seventh street,
lave consolidated their business At tho
rEOrLE's CLOTHING STORE,
No $50 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post oHccj
Where you VIII And splendid assortment Of Gus.
Tom Made Good,.
Also, An Immense stock OF Ready .AIsde Clothing |
and Gentlcmrn's Furnishing Goods OF every hc.
sCrip,lon.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF Boys CLOTHING, !
ALL TIE LATEST STYLES,
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRING uP THE BoYsi"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Call snd see our
IMMENSE SIOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you hny oS not No charge Tor exsmius.
tion.
CONE EARLY, To AVOID THE RUSH, IF
But COME
Dn NOT FORGET THE PLACE!
J. H. SMITHS,
No. 400 Seventh street,
r2i9 Opposite Post Office.
II OOK! LOOK! LOOK LOOK /!
crsrOMMADE GOODS
DALriMURE rRICES.
NoN orcutus 81 uak llAli
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTAyLISNEST,
under the supeiin,cndcnce Of
Mr.. [. PALNLR,
wGll.knUwu to the citizens Of Washington, where
YUu will Unj tho largest aad bCs' Nssorted stock
| or
PIECE GOODS
'aS' hs' r' ct 'r"u on.Ied III this city
SMITH BROS y Co.,
Oak Hall,
so. iGi seventh street,
Opposite Post ONCE.
n. u. PlELE GOODS at wholesale 10 the trade
| NJ Lowest usrke: rfi;es. tcI2
THE GIDEON PRINTING
4 OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN 1873.
a!DEON q PEARBOH,
sTEAM.POwER,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
siI Einh street, IsAr PenusyIv.nis Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having <.ssHr inersssCG tue iasllltIe. Of Vi,
.pOv. Oij Est6biiH6d frini;nt
House hy AZ Almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And th addition Of severIl Of the no., improve
row ER-PRE EssEs,
Are prepared 10 execute every variety Of
LETTER,PREss PRINTING,
ETomA
FINr WISHING CARD
fAAlN OK GoLoRED lNK.
PRoMPTNKss AND DIsPATCH
MAY BE
, kELIRD ON. nol4-ti
! NEW YORK
I, IN AND
!: wAsHlNGTol
: TEAMsHIP. LINE.
A ! -
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
L DISTRICT OF COLC ABIA, sErTEMBER 81
Abby Cory Harris, complainant, !

Abby Cory H.rr;., .sS complainant In EQUITY.
Samuel L. Harris, defendant. NO. H'o'
the Complainant and defendant were married in
e city OF Portland, in the State Of Maine, in the
year Iss1i that IN the year Isi6 they removed to
~ husband add vile since the marriage until 1850,
when the lie endAnt totally de erted the complain
ant and her children, and ltt ssid Distriet; that
she has not since seen, nor heard Of, from him
she, therefore, prays TO be di orced from the bond
Of said marriage, pursuant TO the act OF Con Hess
10 such case, &c. And summons having been re-
turned "nOt found, and II appeS ins to tho salts.
faction Of the court BY smdayit OF di.iote egted
the istrict, lS, therefore, this 23d day OF Sep
bember, 1851, ordered that the defendant be and
ppsar this court, n per, en- or by attorney, aud
OF November, ljsi provided copy OF thIs order he
published In the RErUsLIcAH Oace week for six
week'' sueees'ively' preceding The The said day.;
solicitor Tor petitioner.
true copy H. J. 'MEIGS,.
so22-iawGw Clerk.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District Of Co
lumbiA, letters Parliamentary on the personal es-
tate OF Mary Miller, late OF Washington city,
Ri,trist OF CoiI%Si., deceased All pers9Hs haying
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber on or before the LIST day Of October
nsxti me- ,hey NAY otherwise BY law be excluded IRON
Given under my hand this ist day of October,
| 1854. w A. BOSS Ex'F
O4-wsw'
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
Il the Subscriber has obtained FRI nj the Orphans
Court OF WAshingtOn county, In the District Of
Columbia, letters vf naturalization on the
personal estate Of Thomas COnnOT, late Uf
Washington city, d. T., deceased. IN pertUns
having claims against the said deceased arc here
by warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers
the sOf to the subscriber or before the 9Th day
OF october next; they may otherwise by law be cX-
cluded from all benefit OF the 81 4 estate.
Given under my hand this sth day OF Oe'uhur,
1884. G. W. LANSDALE Admir-.
OcIO 2AW2W"
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

EDWARD LyCETT,
II Bo0Ha!3-TET.
hp. SH FEER. AVE. WkEgIFSI0., u. Z.
hO1s. boune inSsSSfI I,Y!s- Turkey 4IH'
husuA Ae JAIL
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13

" " ohk .sp
WASHING TON
STEAM SHIP LINE,
SEtlI.N EEKLH BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASR.
INGEUN AND GEORGETOWN, d. L.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALVOR, AID JAS. i. GREEN.
:, negaieI sailing Dayv WEDNEsDAYS and SAT-
York.
For freight OF passage apply 10
MORGAN 6 RfilNEHART, Agents,
foot OF High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
dali-sn III Wall street New rnrh
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
No. 703.
DY THE PRESIDENT or THE
ID UNITED STATES.

Foe THE SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS IN
THE LATE WINNEBAGO INDIAN HESER-
WALTON IN MINNESOTA.
In pursuance Of law, ! ABRAHAM LISC In,
President OF the United stAtes OF America, do here
by declare and make known that public Ialea will
10 held in the und rme" TONED Land OHiee, Ia the
state Of Minnesota at the p.riUls hereinafter des.
ignlted, 10 wits
Al the Lad oiiec at q Peter, commencing VI
MONDAY, the nth day Of EoGe euber next, Tor tho
disposal OF the public lands comprised In the late
toned, aud situated in lie following par OF town
ships, which viii be sold at the appraised value 4
| the lands and the improvements tn rnon, viz;
North Of he bU9s line end ircf 0t The MN principal
Eaerididl.
In township lO6, range %.........Ih3SI % acres.
| In Owaship IOi, range I........... i06 ~
| 10 township LOG, FAUgc 25..........l5 2biAl
! In township iO7, range 25..........l7,6i9 II
| In township l0o, range b.......... T7sl
tracts, with the appraised value per acre, will he
open for inspection at the District Land Oices 10
| Minnesota.
| The Offering Of the above lends will be COM
menced on the day appointed and will proceed, In
| the order designated in the above mentioned
| schedule, and cOnEecutiVely by Townships, as
herein advertised, until the whole shall have been
OleTcI aud the sale thus clOged but the sale shall
| not DO kept open longer than Two weeks, and no
private entry OF any Oi the lands will be Admitte cd
until alter the expiration Oi the t%O weeltG.
| Given under my hand at the city Of Washington
this 23d day OF August, ammo Domini one thousand
eight hundred and SlNty-iour
Dy the President
| Jos $. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
TOnN WKLCK KER'S
u BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A Ia MnlaaIl lnEa. 1

U BUhLEH HIbIAUKANI.
"A "a MasIOn DOree,)
SnA PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stAiTG)
The proprietor Of this lAvOrite Restaurant has
pared no pains TO make this the best Restaurant
Arge patronage he has always been hOnoTed with,
and respectfully Soioits oontinuAne GO Of the same
SiAntly on hand, and ~ the most reasonable rates.
BhEAKrA9T,
DINNER, AND
pIspsHsd as rns slorSssi nsttss Ard 10 sns arg.
sAlfAfAgtofT mAnIsI. %.
asT al all houIs. uAY S-Y
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
CHANGE OF HOURS.

TERMS OF TIE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA.-NOtiec
70 hereby given that, by rule OF thE Courl, ia
terms have been nXud A. follows.
61S,G! T1m,.
Third MOndsy OF January.
Eirst Monday OF May.
lhitd Monday Of October.
TcTns oTpe C!yCaa COtL {.
In which Alone Jury 10 tmpAnnele for tht IJILI
OF civil eAses.)
First Tuesday Of February.
Third Monday OF May.
first Tuesday Of November.
TeTHiI Of ha Criminal CO4,I.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF June.
First Monday Of December.
Terms Of nS DiSfytd Coet.
First Monday of June.
biTst lIOndAy OF Doeember
Special JeTmb
FitBt Tuesday Of January.
EiIIt Tuesday Cf FeHluS:y,
FlrIt Tuesday of March.
Firht Tuesday OF April.
ThiTd Monday Of MAJ.
FtIII Tuesday Of June.
ILTst Tuesday OF July,
BiTst Tuesday Of September.
Tirnt Tuesday OF Oot0ber.
First Tuesday OF Hovembsr.i
First Tuesday OF DeaenbeI,
~ ords ofthS CouFt al. hEIaI.
Daily national Republican., 1864-10-13
MEDICAL
CPECIAL EoTics

pr. n. vrLLNY's Private Hospi'.L in 'hs T'o
,rsl Boss, Corner Of seventh and ssrssss, opIo'
site The Post and p.,en, ofnecs. Room, "a AMI a
M Stair, Washington, d. C.,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
STATE ITEMS.

PoLITIc.L MkErISGs At CoyINGT0x-THE
CoSrRAsr - ED. SENTINEL. - The renowned
peace commissioner of Matilda Peters nOtoriety
and candidate for Congress. addressed the people
here on Friday. His notice given some
two weeks to speak AZ one O'Clock that day.
Orth came, but no hearers. Announcement was
made around the town that he would speak At the
Court House at light. The Aid Society. com
posed, OF course, OF loyal men and women, we're
called upon 10 give audience. church bells were
rung. aud the bows announced II on the street.
and at night the great peace commissioners had
audience of seventeen men and some forty
OF city women. little girls and boys-a total ial!
are. Saturday the Democrats, IN pursuance Oi
the call. held ratification meeting, composed OF
AZ least two thousand All was enthusiasm
Wagons hlled with ladies and gentlemen. deco
rated with eyergreens aud flowers. banners with
inscriptions IN honor OF the nominee combined
with the old fag OF the Union, greeted the eye
at every point The Fair Ground MAS crowded
Dr. Phares. Of DAnville. Illinois enchtiued the
multitude tor and a halt hours with most
eloquent and argumentstivc speech The clergy
who have abandoned the cause OF the meek
and lowly' ard took ID the cause o, the bloody
despOt-Old Abe-aud the deSpOt himself.
ceiyed the most scaihius rebnke at the hands ol
the doctor. whose tongue j. shaTp-eiged a
his dissectng knife. both OF which be wielGs
with skill and success. Our friends everywhere
can RELY on old Fountain again. proudly assum
ing the title OF the Tenth Legion. all roll %
a larger majority than she has dene Tor year
The Democrats call upon their friends ia otheG
counties to 90 ant do likewise. and the corrupt
foul party will no longer disgrace the nation
Covington. Septemoer -. l-6i
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
rne Program I'm q.

A rogue will often cry stop thief TO escape
suspicion. With that object in view the Jour
nal OF Yesterday charges fraud upon its political
adversares to turn attention from the IN
tended frauds and rascalites of its party friends
What are theyl All sorts Of forgerieS are to be
put in circulation in unsusPecting neighborhoodsi
in the strongbolds OF abotionism DULLES are be
ing organized TO terrify weak men from the polls
and the machinery Is being prepared 10 poll lie
gal votes. stuff ballot boxes and tie like
People of Indiada. this is the programme.
these the agencies by which the Republican
leaders hope TO succeed in the coming elections
To be forewarned is 10 be forearmed. Elections
will be moekery if fraud and violence defeat
the will of the people. and triumph secured By
such outrages will have no moral force what
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

Mr. A. II CONNER. the Postmaster OF this
city. says in a card in the Journal of yesterday
that '.Ae has never been assessed one cent by the
party or administration F" The Union Execu-
tive Congressional Committee. just we stated,
under the frank OF JAS HARLAN, NJ. c. and Trea
surer, have assessed the little Postmasters ac-
cording 20 their income We have letters adj
dressed 10 two POstmasters in Indiana. assessing
one two hundred cents and the other FIVE hun
dred cents. requesting them to remit, to save the
expense and trouble Of drawing upon them
for il Tim assessment is made through a
printed circular. and hence we have not a
doubt but il is general. We presume that when
the Union Executive Congressional Commit
the" get through with the two hundred cents and
the FIVE hundred cents assessments OF the little
toads in the puddle. the committee aforesaid will
send their billet dOuxs To the official whales like
Mr. CoNSER We ask our highly esteemed
friend. the r NJ Of Indianapolis. why the httlt
postmasters should be assessed 10 pay the elec
pioneering expenses Of the Republican party. and
the big ones 20 scot freey l. there any justice
in such a discrimination Perhaps the small
postmasters are drafted while the big ones vol
unieer. and this may explain Mr. CoNNER's
anoloVx
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
The Issue

The Journal says the minority must submit -
the majority. Will the leaders Of the Republi-
can party submit 10 fair and free expression Of
public sentiment at the pcIIsy The organ Of the
Republican party OF Indiana approves the senti-
ments uttered By Gen HovET in his Circle speech
on Saturday night last. IL calls il loyal read
ing" What did the military commandsnt of In
diana say in that speech. We quote his OVID
words:
As for myself this Peace party never can or
shall triumph IN Indiana. at the polls or any
where else, while ] have the power 20 pre-
vent il"
Does this look like submitting 70 the will OF
the majority. General HovEr Gays the
people are not capable Of self government
unless they think and vote As he does
And the Journal. by endorsing these sentiment
of General Hovsr, make them part of the Re
publican creed and rule of action.
The Republican party. has 'un this Government
for nearly four years. and what istiis condition
nory How many times have the people beer
assured by the party in power that within a brie
space the rebellion would be crushed and ,h'
Union restoredl Instead OF that. the rebellion
ye. shows As bold front aud A. vigorous de
termination as In the beginning a million o
lives have been sacrificed in the war and alread,
a debt Of four thousand millions of dollars ha
been incurred. the interest upon which alon
will annually be about three times the who'll
yearly expenditures of the Government undo
Democratic administrations. And in NJ
department Of the Government is Their
any economy but reckless expenditure
characterizes the whole With such a recor
the men in power demand n election. An
upon what ground? Not OF competency, 70
then argument in favor of continuance in OF
fee is based upon the fimsy prstext that becaus
they were elected to preside over the Union "a
vas il is then right TO be continued in power IN
Ill that end is accomplished Concede this an
their power would be perpetual. II they coul
not succeed in restoring the national authort
over the rebellious States, with the whole powe
of the government To aid them, what claim hav
they upon the further confidence of the people
Must the nation sacrifice another million of live
aud another four thousand millions of dollar
upon such a ploal This is the issue the Repub
can leaders present and it is the one which wi
be decided in the elections of this fall
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

The RATIFICATION MEETING AT LoGANs
PORT Editor SentineL:-The Democracy OF
Cass to day had the finest county rally ever seen
10 this county The numbers in attendance were
from seven to ten thousand The Democracy of
every township were out in procession, with
music, banners. flags, ten horse wagons, &c
The procession one mile and two thirds long
and was the finest ever seen in the city. The
best feeling prevailed. The address of Hon
Thomas A Hendricks was one of the best We
ever listened to- and gave general satisfaction to
the thousands of Democrats present The nom
inatiOn of Mcclellan was enthusiastically ratti
fed DEMOCRAT.
logansport Sep IL 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

LOUISVILLE. September 2i-fhe Inte'na,ion.
al Trades Congres. OF Working Men assembled
here ~ day. Seven States we're represented
Robert Gelchrist OF Louisville vas aPpointei
temporary chairman
The object Is Tor the mutual protection of the
workingmen their industrial relations. aud against
the augmentation Of prices of the necessarie' Of
life
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
DIE D..

On Saturday. September 18th. 1854. Mrs. SARAH j.
LEVY aged % years.
Funeral on Thursday September 22d, at O'Clock
NJ from the residence of her father Adam Gold, West
Washington The friends of the deceased and
family are invited to attend.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
NOTICE.
To SINKING FUND BORROWERS.

Ii persons no-bted TO the Sinking Fand hereby
notified that all lands mortgaged said fund and
which interest has been paid in advance for the
present year. will be advertised for sixty days previous
and offered public sale the secoIsd tuesday in
December next.
BY order Of the Board Of Ccmmissioners.
". II. TALBOT, President.
augs-dw
Register and Republican, IawTencsburg; Courier,
Madison; Times and YoksbOte, Evansville; Journal and
Express 1erTe HaUie; Press, Greencaste; JefersOnan
and Palladium Richmond Times and Sentinel, Fort
Wayne; sun, Vincennes; Argus and Courier, lafayette
Review CrawfOrdsyie Goshen Democrat; u and
Union. Laporte Marion Journal Stsnaar-, Marion; Re
publican GreensoIrg Mercury and Sentinel, Rochester,
Democrat and Republican, Plymouth; Democrat and
Spectator, Montceo: Republican, Rushvle; Volunteer,
Shelbyviile; Democrat, Huntington; Ledger New Al
bany Appeal, Bedford; Democrat, Columbus Standard,
Anderson; Press, Muncie; Journal, Winchester Demo
Review, Jay County Democrat, Hartford City, Jay
Torchlght Jay c. H., will insert 20 the amount Of 90
dollars and send bill recepted TO the Office Of the sinking
Fund for payment, with paper containing the adver
tiseneni marked"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

spermaiorrnna and npotenoy, and inyeter-is cases
Secondary Constitutional syphilis Of long siandn.
that cdHnobe cured by any other physician II this CT,
cured perfectly and permanently, or 30 charge
Address Box 1918
ie3's4-dly bE THO&SN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.
Drs. & w. THOMSON
FROM TEE EAST)

"AvE OPENED THEIR or
FICE on the east side ~
Virginia Avenue, a few DOOR sOIih
Of Washington street, Indianapolis,
Ind, for the alienation Of human
suffering. by offering 20 unfortunate
persons afflicted with syphilis, or
any species Of Private Disease, s1re
and safe methods Of care. founded
on the solid basis 81 science and
'0uLd philosophy.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
TO THE PUBLIC.
INDIANAPOLIS. September p. Isl

INDIANAPOLIS, September %, 1894.
We the Undersigned, Boot and Shoe Makers of Indi-
annapolis desire lay before the public the true facts OF
the present strike there is doubt that the citizens
do not understand il right.
The journeymen boot and shoe makers Of this city
prepared list of prices corresponding with the
present prices Of provisions &c. and enabling them
from SIS to $40 per week, which willingly
signed by all ofu except Is cents extra for double soes
calf boots for which there anything extra
paid; and for this trfing the present strike
made, keeping from work who would gladly do so,
having families to support.
The names Of those in the Sentinel of yesterday
ing who agreed pay the Is cents all such, Of
them, have journeymen cannot keep any. Also
il Is false than have made such large advance
our boots.
We also desire TO say journeynen that will
give them until Friday 10 let know whether they
intend 10 begin work OF not
c. Karle L. Fredgen,
G. Bush, &. Aldag,
J. c. Kstner l.. Reinharit,
c. l.. Sherrick. II. Grinnert
A Lyon c. Rising,
W kchng, T. Holly,
A. Hafner, L. Wachtei.
c. II. Luebkng Co.. J. HAITI,
l.. WHSLE, r. RobiRins.
g. Fisherf J. Davis.
sept22-dlt
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22
WANTED
WAN T e p.

"ANrED-Sx Girls 10 do General Homework in q
w private family. Apply Immediately At No. s
Maryland street. PALMER a FORD.
sepr22-ctf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

+ S-All communications will be postage
tree If addressed to Hon. Samuel j. Randall
Washington. ID C. Drafts should be made pay
able TO the order OF the Chairman of the Com
mittee above named.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-09-22

On Tuesday last, in pursuance OF a previous
call, the Democracy of Decatur and Shelb,
counties assembled at st Paul TO ratify the nom
ination Of the candidates on the National ant
State tickets.
The New York herald., 1864-08-05

90 the ground OF vassasoe between the date or the
account sstsorth in the a1 specification and the
annexed TO the charge ~ properly overrulcd by the
court The spootacatfon set Y6rth that the account
was dated the 3st OF July 1885, It had, in fact, no
date at all; but was described correctly as TO the
amount aGd the date Of payment 30 that the accused
could have had doubt the particular accusations
be to meet the testimony he needed TO refute
them. The objection was, altogether tecnnical; and
indeed the might have bcen proved under preced
Ing matter OF allegation In he specification II the p0r
ton relating 70 the account bad been stricken out BY The
court.
In regard to the bounty taken from William Baboock
and Robert Purcell s 70 the charge that the
accused paid II 10 William Becker, an acc0mplice
Major rrowbrdge received the money 10 his own wrong,
and was his duty to that II was paid over TO the
recruits 70 whom Il bfougsd. His attempt to mpeach
cessful would have diminished his responsibility
added respectabhisy TO his official standing.
Under all the circumstances the Major General command
ing conhrms the sentence pronounced Ia the case with
The expresson Of his strong dsappobaton Of the reg
ularties In the proceedings.
Major W. w. Trowbridge Of the Fourteenth New York
heavy artillery, ceases this day TO be an officer 10 the
service Of the United States and he shall be taken into
custody and beld until he shall refunded the OF
six hundred dollars.
ILL., The proceedings Of the court 10 the OF Major
1ow bridge have boon submitted 10 she President OF the
United States and by him approved
w. The General Court Martial. OF which Colonel s.
Aather Second illinois artillery President s dissolved
BY command OF Major General DIX.
D. T. VAN BUREN, Colonel and Assistant Adjuiant Gene
raj
Oncial-w. Z. BLAKE, Aid de.Camp.