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Alarbinfrp.
CORPORATION Noiiees.

CORPORATION NOTICE. THE COM.
u NrrTFE ON bINASoE OF THE BOARD o. AL
DERMEN having under consideration .br u R
~ gJTNn ITR-DNs for donation OF FIFTY DOLbAnS
TtC viii meet at ts corner Of Broadway and Iwcn'y-
tbgrS s,r, enrsnce at No in Twenty third srsrtb Oh
.d "wednesday NEXT, the l.d aud sd days Of Sovem-
b,y ls! between the hours OF 10 and p NJ '" hees
nJ Ik.srne upon tno merits ~ the dineteb, aPpcs
ra.pe-. che necessity 20. s.ng urn " u0us'D' NV"
ths funds 81 ~. city. .,,..,
TIL ,tioD.s aud 81 ohss ip.ereeo IN ,he eveis spe
emf az the shove time and pisce without iube nvo
cation In order to cutie them 20 sny A"n VI w.
LEWIS X. RiERS.
FETER MASTKRSON,
JOHN ID. OrrlWELL,
Committee Oh Finance.
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Sindncidl.


T,IE NORTH AMERICAN
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
OF
THE CITY OF NETWORK,
OFFICES NO. 81 WALL STREET,
CAPITAL -. 81 ,250, 200.
19o, 900 SHARES, VALUE $40 EACH
PRESIDENT,
NOAH L. WILSON
VICE PRpnpESr.
WILLIAM y. ROELOFsoN
rRIIsuRER,
FREDERICK sCHUCHARuT
sscRgrAKr
ARTHUR b. PROAI.
srynAAI suyKRnrEEp,sr OHIO AND VIRGINIA yHeph
ties,
ISRAEL T. WATERS, hariet,a. Ohio.
rrpKRuTKyp.ET or OIL CREEK PRoPEBT1Is'
HERBERT kErTELL
ATTORNEYS,
FLlTT GERARD BUCKLEY
BAsKrEs,
sCuUCHARpI . uEBHARD.
TRUSTEES,
SoAH i. WILSON prcsiden q the Naf'e''i 40 'H''"
na,i Railroad. ..
FREDERICK sCHUCuARDT, c, Mo.rr sehDeh'fd' 4
G,bhaT1.
r.. OlRAUD FOSTER Of Messrs Foster IhoDip~-
WILLIAM ?. ROELOfsOE, No $! Wah''
HENRY MORGAN. Of me.srs NJ Morgan. Son.
WILLIAM BELL OF Aoram Bels Sons.
WILLIAM ~ GUION Of Moses Williams q non
DAVID GIBSON 4 Mes,rs. Da,id Gibson Coz ''H''h
natl Ohio.
THOMAS r. c. BUCKLEY q Me'sT'. fla''' Gerard
Bucksv
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lsrsnx.L Ry,s.ur SD COLLECTION DrrRrcr. }
Comgrisiu; 1T, I'd sni an Words,
Ofy1c1 Ne. l.si HKotDvAY, y y, Hov. IL. 1874 }
Il HEkEDl OWEN that, pur.

TFFTfII '-'
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that, pur'
-uat 20 the l,.nt resolution ~ Couurs o. July 10
aud the instructions Of the SereGy TIE Treasury isued -
arrordauc, herewith. be t o4sse ,uSt To- the '~cA.
income Tax VI i've per csnfui upon ;he zan. pohs or m
come Tor & year ending December 81, loJ OF ell pe-ou,
residing n tins district conpt'd anf. th5 III" 'od
list viii remain open 20 me e'on o. l le,sons VIZ
ppy 70 iusec, the g. hc -psce Of ten days roin ts
do hcreo; ofcr Ne. 800 l.rouiway N tho Cry %
.,Yorl I'D fur,her tet Immediately ateE the expiration
81 he ten da, Aforesaid VII: On tho 2h day q AoNcn
Der 1864 viii receive snd Irtrrniu- all appoas rea-rc 10
any eropeor excessive vAluous. cont cd In said list
All sppea inst be- made m ng. and ut state tht par
tu cause mat;.r thg respecting wIieh decision "a
raue,,ea aud sn, moreover s;s Principe OF error
planned Of : ,',i.arN
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RKsERlED FOR WORKING CArITAL,
1000 SHARES.


THIS COMPANY = FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
Of Purchasing. o1kus, Selling ard Leasins Mil's Lid
and E.Ls ~ the BulsA Province .nd ue. hborus Jos -e
Il g. nov tie owner Of nearly d'teen thousand 1es o.
tie ricLe., gold lands Of the CHAUDlEHE sod drct o.
Canada which have been selected with great and 1ic
bur!ut G, lcc u ,cr rchncs gold aud otfrr precious
METALS They contain nearly HLEs q RIyEF FROST
AGE upon si1ean admirably sd4ped 20 he os. protective
aud economical mining.
The Company las b.. off lod after she no" uoforfh
e1an4nation q De- ads al tbe ylae and ,he Trustees
confidently believe .her poda-sess which has been fully
es..d prove them equal superior 10 iho neh' PAGERS
OF California both Ia .odbearns qurE lodt AID allNei
dero They have on hand nd on exhibition GOLD onoeth
recently mined upon their property 10 flIy esabsh he
value II bcu stock.
THg o0nPtSY PrIPlHsD 70 TREAr rPoN IaVoRAnif
rFExs vlTH PssoSs pEsa &c 10 L2AsH On -HcHs'L
nrEixo RIGHTS.
Hunted number q shGTe o. is capita, s'oef rsy e SAB
.csibed for uutil further notice 1t TIE Office Of
FISK HATCH. no. - WALI-sr, BANKERS Foh
THE COMPANY.
oKAr
THE COAiTASI'> OFFICE, ENTIRE BtlLDIHos. H'.
II BROADWAY, EEW-fOEh
where tie prospectus, uaps nd al Information T'ihf 70 Tie
Company may be hid on application.
The Trustees INTERESTINGLY invite h attention i-c
nvtfie 10 t.e RECPROClTY MINING CONFANi a.
possessing value fully equal 10 iiai Of any Mining >omIt
hitherto Organized.
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Gouoes an0 farms u1nnico.

EARM notwithstanding from 30 to 5O
arrc " fh -ouiodab. House and ou,1n dins' p"a'1ni
Iir thin or three hours of the cry, and eoyr
r,tt h. d-p1t Price not over go Address VIII Hi
psr- 'culsr, ~ 10 Tribune Office.
WANTED TO EENT-FOr n frightened
w perioI an OFFICE OF OFFICES srtnhle for Apig'
.s,on'l uil eay "a prominent locAty oony,m
.t ~ he CTS Il l Adlrs.. giving fu partcunfs buSl
Ass Man Bon so. z.8i4 New York io',o Office.
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Doar0 nn0 Rooms.
% Eet.

CORNER STORE TO LET.-A fine Stand
- TOR grocery Country store business. has sonhfs
s6virs s water &C. situa. ed ElzaU,thpot, Nsw.j-r
~ Ans 10 2. H. hELLOGG, No lJ'Psar d. Se"'forA
.rI'O LLT.-OFFICES, siugy or IN suite, on
th. f-s, Aoor Z 10. Ann - and No and 10 entire
=. lraaf. OIL LEWIS JOHNSTON, Ao. snd 10 centre 49,
up s--ira
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lrtcrnal ilercnue.
INTERNAL. REVENUE, NINTH Dis
4 TRlCT or NEW YORK, TN ELFIhi NINTH sHp
TWENTY SECOND WARDS.

Nrs-i orb, NOy. "A. 1854
Notice hereby given ,bA plrsuan, TO the Joint ke'ou
TIN oil Cougfe II Juy g. ia and he ins.ructt u ne
,av OF the Treasury isuci in accordance herewith nc
., 81 a....s.nt. the special ouy Of i've per c.run
mon th- Gains proh- income or The ending Dec
a. 1859 Of al persons residing this Gstct Is nov com
p.ted and that the sad M vii remain oDc" . ne .'fIs-
10, Oh Oh erson nay Apply o. srrc3 fe 'G-e of ne
pace from he date leTeof my otoc sooYe
dsisn,.rI Aud ~ Their, tbs; lnld Iiey scr le e1pna
ton m ten Isys ercurg sunday r. N th- DIT. beTeoi 10
Wit on ltth day OF SovefrOr lSi aud of I'VE dsys
Thereafter will receive AMI dcrnne all appeals relative 20
.oueou. excessive vsluai on .uumerston CONTAINED
in "a list Al appes ns. be 10 writing aud mast state The
pricuar cause matte thing respecting which DECISION
aud sss the -rund prn pie o. 'fFoi
~op,1ained o. hOMER FRANhLiS,
h,s..or Nnth District, Newly orx.
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uEUWKOCITY MINING COMPANY
Ia OF CANADA EAST

TRU TIES.
r., Gov JANIS POLLOCK, Director United sS'es N'nt
pisdcpl.-
WILLIAM C. MOORHEAD, Prefiid: rhil,de.I la aac
Ere I,l.iIoad COMPANY, Philadelphia
CIts. b. WRIGHT, Of c. T. " right &c, Philadelphia
UENAY SHELDON, Il stanton. sheldon Co. New
York.
WILLIAM T. HATt H. OF FaiFoanis s. GO. New >olh
BUNTING. Of I .. Bunting Co. NeSlo'A
l. T. CIiITENDES, date q si.,c yi.t'e sis'e' Tfca'
N.Y. cf Newiors.
Irt.8en,-L J.. ChiITENDLN
Haniers-tISK hAItH.
General s1pcriutsnd ut tI ~ RANKIN. " J.
se,rc,ary-JOnN VI. HOOD.
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AmnSetnenfa.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- LAST THREE DAYS or COMMODORE MUTT.
he SAILS FOR EUROPE IN SrEAMEa CITY OfBAL
TTMORE SATURDAY, 18Th.
THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY.
u II O. ID, and and u 2. Ia -
LAST WEEK OF PROFESSOR hgNlISSONS
BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY TR4intD DOol
COMMODORE MUTT IN HIS PkRSONArlONs,
ORE.NAWAKAO True W INDIANS.
COMPRISING CHIEFS NARRIOk5 AND sQUAWA
AFTERNOON. ~ 3.
HARvEsT STORM
TONY DENlERfN COMIC tHlAErE DANCE.
BUCKLE Of BRlLlIhNTS
EVENING. Al u.
The Sen stona Drsma IN hr-e scs
WAlTNO FORTH. VERDICT
in which Ms j. }. fnor France, JsDie.oni Nss heos,
Ciesyer; Ne Levi !. bsin Grace Highway Mestsy0
.,r'dgeuer 'snegon. Porter xc. appear. ..,,,,,
THREE DahMC I'd $ Urls, WEIGHING TO0EIh'
ER ONE TUN,
Giants. GiANrE.s. DWAhrs, ALBiNo BOY, Ia
Admiration. 81 ceats. CLldltn under ten. 10 eents,
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DITTsBURG and BOSTON PETROLEUM
cAPIrAL 500 600. rARs5PFR STARE.

CAPIrkL 500 900. PAR "a PR STARE.
STrh~l RlriINN ttItL - 20 PIX ahNhf
POR FrL' PAID sToCH AID 10 rrHfHfh So hsNLNIH
Tie property o l.s Company ton-4fs Of %" ioos ,Ae
vel she PiE siNPLE territory, sr''n I've as-.on- nv
DU1fND WELLS. wsls going down aud n'Nly im'h.ai
No J. About - NAV acres On cherry t"" hnn N ~
sfxpIg bore % land suh g. snt my "ris las Ger
it0ry opp ~. tf. UaErl Petroleum CO. tayess arm
IN O Cree. bounded 10 par by the osebaied sofy r'
No = Lease perpetual ~ yeersl Wash ncCiutock on
Cr-ek- acres 49, tat. very vlush, Towing aud pun n
EoI ~NidCai~ Flowing Wei ,bop' ~ barrels pr iay
or Wash cCutocs Farm. The Comp ~ osu the WHOLE
~orEinr ini~re.t ID thi. wsl, sugue iaiks. - q. 80
No g. Caiufaia Well" No. J, 9n Nu tfrftt down ~
fe. al ready rtubs Th well la Tow 81 40 barrels Ifi
10 s. "csl,orui, Wen 80. ?. Oh creel down nearly
Z 80 fsff. 81,
No Ica.e perpet a - yesl 2 s-r~. on Greek 81
Tot contain. ~ rno-e wells with D. lufsc e-lnt ti %
drrlcAs. en1l~ house. A. - -,
10. Lssso pct pc'ua 80 years 90 y a"s 90 i'e+t -
vel down - feet nir quarter iiif'fi A"pH
ins) n tlis vel arl eas~. 5000. ..,. ,,.,.,,,.
fSG CAPITAL
Book. ar optOfsII ultcrrfiou 81 our cfc'
f e dav. uheu closed tlc stock - b. .r"t on tie teg
uar b,sou sud Ftlad-rtiE So,t houas a. boNA TipK
dividend paying rR0upcfSG Co.. wtru erq', ied e.
shares vii areey alysac. Al further Ia 1riIs lnh
,an he ab, md = tte gui firIef Tue 'nt
tstia ~ tis Company. wt.h The rc'u- are nsfes Rus
] ust. 4 a fssorts SECURE 4rNesfnIrHf
j LEOSARD a MANLkY. y Y. is~nts
| 10 .H ! tssrf-si.
| SPFNsFR VIA s. CO bsnk~r. ho.'ou.
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pgtItnInPH5G, No"en oer =, leoi
tn. Word ~ Directors have tfis Cay d'rNeo lrii
r,INlDF Nd OF E-N FER O. NJ on tt cAil-AL STU a.
aud SIX PR CENT Interest the SCRIP "ffle bou pan
pavsb.e On and TIE is OF iNscAhc io4ino 4'o 10
kh.ioull ana state TaS,-. $500 ....,..,x,r , amy
q,bev have si., declarod SCRIP DiNiDESD Of FOhI
pEH fFNI or tie EALNID PREMIUMS ioI tie year ci'
tg October 81 1854 certhcaes io winch Nii be i-s|ee 10
In parties entitled o lie ssIlc and Ter toe itoi betti
tAr pro1iuo free of Naf OF a s3 STATE Jl1es ~, .
gpev nave ord,r red 90 that flc sCLlI Cir AZ ,
OF PEOTIrs OF he Company for it wear lfo BE- reic' q
N CASH tac oilca OF tic 'o4iauy' on a"a Ter ~
.uier rrovf.o al ..ee-t thereon cflsr on Of q DAY
~ No ccs5c.tc o. profits isu'a uldc = y hg sc
Of fnc1-ror.t .til ts s.fl l-Js pie-r e-lt
y!n iws yeas aier the declaration e. i!e dsla whereof
~.
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financial.
V'HE PRESIDENT
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
PRESIDENT,
VEN iyGO COUNTY, PENN.
VEN iSGo COUNTY, PEN


VEN iSGO COUNTY, PENN.
ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF pENNsYLvAMA
OFFICERS
rre-id.r'. AMORY EDWARDS 80, New Ycrh.
Treasurer L. H. SIMPSON. ESQ, New.Yorh.
sccI,tlry, }. EDWIN CONAHr, esq, Eew.York.
Counsel, Me,srs. PLATT, GERARD 4 BUCKLEY New
York -
AMOBY EDWARs CSC. NevYofk.
EBrT 2. CROKER, esq., Of Ore-her / Warren, Nev'
Yok
FLETCHER wEsTRAY. ESQ, % Werrsy. 0!oe' HART
castle Now York.
~. N. CLAP, ESQ, President, V'DsnsO County
Penn
L. II. SIMPSON. csq.. OF i. H. simpon TO- INV
Yo.k
JOHN NJ. cLAPP. co, General Re'idena superin.
tendon.
MS LANDS FORM rs
CAPITAL sTOCB. S''o"''""'
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. 81 PER Hl>nf
Eeing IN FOL payment ''i - smart w '-''>' cal ~
s.ses.n1eut 70 b. made.
20. 600 SHARES, OR 10000, IEsTBVID FoR
WORKING .<rlTAL
Parties subscribing in IS. Company v1 Sooive equal
amour, Of stocs m - Other Coparcs ID dining. without
further chsTso.
e lands of these compares aIo locaied on the AuThy
vcr aud Houlock rorcupu" aDd Net rcs Cre'A' nA
Ing oil boirs territory Of over ten and Lt iAne' IN
esicnt
The wells the adjoining property kpo"n a. the ''ei
b-s,td H1lrcks" we'll. ard "Ptiolo Cre,k we'll, are
famous Tor their immense supply Of OIL
Iae wells Oh ts properly being sum with r'e, vsor
and promise large supplies OF OH
To the ,a,,ss aud parties o. limited means Unsurpassed
dncencuts are offered Pcr-ons Investing in this CompAiy
gct Is stock aud tie above BONUS ior eacf$i invested
without farther cal or assessment.
Subscription books. maps and all otter Information al be
op'a med 81 the Office 81 the Subscription Agents,
l.. b. SIMPSD. Co,
~. "a IodaI o.. New "a
No ub.crpons taken or 'css than one hundred aoIi'
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lost ano fonn6.

WATCH LOST.
w ago REWARD.
Lost f. tire neighboghood Of "copper" iH-shute on m
dsy night Nov H. Gold HuDtYs straight Lisc Anchor
Lever WATCH NJ. . a. james A2din msAng. The Wssch
i highly valued cunt 81 IL ..sociaton Ts- above
trd Win b. paid II returned g. BENEDICT BROS no. III
Broadyvv and no questions ssked
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,TNo ARMY OFFICERS.-we b
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE o.
Dwsrrantcd ruauuscture. Also solid thet eng W a n
t-anb,r suites plain Rnd ornamental ~ H. :: Af,n,'S
g,Ns 2ga ct oppo .ite " ooster Established o4S
IrNANEIED CHAMBER FURNITURE
II m, bet assortment Of ENAMELhD FURNITURE IN
All co,er and stves Walnut and Chestnut PLAIN aga orna-
,,u,a in SUITS Wholesale and Retail Also, Mattresses
~ !. hiss.s. WARREN WARD, No. 81 Canal st.
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Chances for Business Alen.

rVNO CLAIM ACENIS.-Wanted 70 purchase;
J ..t'i.h.d busue, fo- the collection CT nilary AMI
nav ti,nis will ne paid Address sOLpihho
ADVOCATE. Box No .s.+ New los3 fostoucr-
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vyNHE TARR FARM
PETROLEUM COMPANY
OF TIE CITY OF Mn YORK.

OFFICE NO. 81 crDAR-sT, NrwYoHE.
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NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN that o meet
" ing Of the .dsrs OF TIE NATIONAL STEEL
WORKS Corporation duly iurorpDrs.d md and oJ v
the q tc Laws Of the State Of Ncw foTs VIII De- hd - W
oce o. Tie CopO stion no. 10 Front 90 Lr J =
New ORR on the seventh dly q Deceb T. ~ 1896 % =
O'Clock that day, Tor TIC purpose and OBJECT OF -
rr-ssng the Capital Stock Of ~" sid tolpoIs;- - tlt
amount Of Two i'undIed Thousand Doll4il-
Det.d New or, November u 1853. -
III Ill MIyILlKFN WIN SPTiuFN
NSi. l.. FAKl LETT JOIN j. NJ LINE
Trastces Il The Natlynal sieel WoIk.
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dlilitarp &c ir.s.

DRISONERS OF WAR. - The wives or
Wldowed Mothers OF Prisoners Of Wa can receive 'heH
~. NV by .firg OF. addressing with letters,
- BROWN e SHELDON, No ParA racs-
yINO ARMY OFFICERS.-We have facilities,
tb,,o.h an erperienced gentleman ~ Washington, %
ornt. correct aid make property Returns Tor od-
nance Cottus Camp and OsFrisop iaap'soi Aso' 70 r"
s,-,.,nt, md q aims Terms reasonable.
BROWN & SHELDON, No. PARK place
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SnO DOLLARS 'REWARD.-LOSf or
sNtD STOLEN sits.! River d POI at Bo<er or Thar
day .h INST S,,ainuoat Train, 4 SINGLE STONE pia-
W1ND SF INK PIN weighing n kslets little out Of coot,
Win s-h law 90, IN gold and bllck -narc, the etcne can
be- Identified by mry persons boil in Ills city and Boston
ANY per returning the ~ No IS Mk q, bosoo' NJ
HENRY A. HALL
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CAPITAL sTOCK, JOG, coo SHARES.
FAR 50 SUBSCRIPTION gBICE = n-s - PAYABLE
AT TIE TINE OF SUBSCRIPTION.
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7 COVERT.
~ REAL ESTATE AGJNTi W. TOO tAgt9n =.
Proap; aid Epelonc-d
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itle0ilGi.
M RIlNEn,s ESSENCE OF LIFE. Rc.

- stores ,,r lot povcSp - Manhood in ous weeks SUI
zee. certain soll cs.r. = 30 four tues h" gHty 10
o., irr Y, Clfr.r ssit receipt 81 four Stamps -o.a
Asei PHILIP ROLAND, No. ~, Brools g.. ono door We
frJli Lf0 away. ~ 4.
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I'M. i. extensive Of tie aero, resvcd FOR Taxes on
ND A. ~
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1mneenenIe.
WALLACK~,

THURsDAY and FRIDAY-ROSEDALE
SAT1RDAY-1HE SCHOOL OF REFORM
In conseqpsnce Of the graf success Tat seuded s late
fGIaese ntation Of
SHE STOOPs TO CONQUER
Il will be repeated at he earliest agasoo pof;nni,y.
An entirely
SEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY.
by Nh ID. Boui,sult, ia in prepaf.,iou.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04
The Exchange of Prisoners.

We are gratifed in being able to make the hap
Ply announcement that regular system for
general exchange of prisoners is agreed upon
and will be Immediately inaugurated. Commits
sioner Guild returned ON Saturday from Fortress
Monroe, at which point he has been under flag
of truce, two or three days past on business con-
nected with his department., the result of which,
he informs us, is the resumption of the cartel
with the prospect under it's provisions of an i'm
mediate exchange of all prisoners of war on both
sides. We congratulate the people of the Con-
federacy on the glad tdings of this announce
ment.
The above paragraph is taken from the Rich
mond Enquirer of the 5th ult, and, while it an
nounces fact replete with joyous relief to those
who have friends languishing in Southern pris-
ons, a comparison of it's language now with that
used by the same journal when it announced
that Major General Butler under whom this ar
rangement has been consumated, was assigned
to the command of the department through
which exchanges are effected, can't fail to sug-
gest some amusing reflections. twill be remem-
bered that General Butler earned a most unenvi-
able notoriety throughout the confederacy by
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

War relative to the discharge and final state
ments of men transferred from the land to the
naval service:
WAR DEPARTMENT, ADJUTANT GENERALS OF
FIoE, WASHINGTON, April A, l864.-The discharge
and final statements for pay of all men forward
in obedience to General Orders Nos. 81 and 123,
should be made out by the proper officers, and
men to the naval station. The Paymaster GEN
eral will designate officer of his department
who will pay at each naval station all the trans
authorities everything due them from the army
up to the date of their discharge by transfer to
the navy. The discharge papers of such men
are not accepted by the navy will be Cancelled.
By order of the SECRETARY OF WAR.
e. D. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General.
The Soldiers' journal. (Rendezvous of Distribution, Va.) 1864-1865, 1864-05-04

PLYMOUTH N. c., has been captured by the
rebels, and gunboats have been sunk, disabled
and captured-four in all. This is particularly
unfortunate at this time, when we have no troops
to spare for North Carolina, and for the present
have lost the control of it's waters, which endan-
gers all possessions there, while the arms
and stores taken will go to support the rebels.
and their success will give them courage and
spirit in Virginia. Plymouth is post of some
Importance in itself. 1t is the shire town of
Washington county, about eight miles South of
the Roanoke river where it enters Albemarle
Sound, and connected with the Sound by small
inlet 1t is $50 miles east of Raleigh. 1t is port
of entry, and formerly had an active trade. Be-
fore the war, it's shipping amounted to aggre-.
gate of some 1000 tons registered, and 1000 tons
enrolled and licensed. All of the latter was en-
ployed in the coasting trade. The population in
peaceful times some 5000.
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WAR APARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINaToN. April 81. 1855

WASHINGTON, April %, 1904
1. Every officer of the army, other than of the
Quarternlasters Department. and the chief med
ical officers of departments, armies, and army
corps, who has in his possession under his
control, any horse, ambulance, or spring wagon,
vehicle of any kind, belonging to the govern
ment of the United States whether used in the
performance of his public private duties, will
Immediately turn in the same to the Quarter
masters Department.
H. Hereafter officer of the army will use
any horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle
of any kind, which is the property of the Gov
eminent of the United States, whether for the
transaction of his official private business,
without an order in writing from the Adjutant
General authorizing such use.
This order will not apply to officers entitled to
be mounted under General Orders, No. 277, from
this office, of August 9Th, 1868.
III. The regulations of the Quartermasters
Department provide for the transportation of
officers travelling under orders, and their bag
gage When on proper requisitiOn an officer has
obtained transportation, the horse, or vehicle,
obtained, will be returned to the officer account
able therefor, or to some officer of the Quarter
masters Department., as soon as the journey is
performed. -
Nv. The Quartermaster General and Inspector
the officers of their departments throughout the
armies of the United States and for its viola
ton, reported by the officers of these depart
ments, the same penalty is attached as provided
by Section s, of an Act of Congress, published in
General ORDERS War Department., No. 1O6
rent series, in reference to ambulances. 80
By order of the Secretary of War:
e. d. TOWNSEND,
assistant Adjotdnt General.
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THE GREAT BATTLE is at hand-probably the
bloodiest of the war, and the report of it's COM
mencement may reach us any day. The nation
holds its breath in suspense, and all who have
friends in the army will be anxious till the storm
is passed and the best and worst is known. If
Grant is victorious all will be bright again if
defeated we shall be brought to the darkest hour
of the war. Apparently it is to succeed; but we
have been disappointed many times before.
that we wait patiently the result with hopes pre-
vailing over our fears. -