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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

BURGLARY On yesterday morning, about
O'clock, an entGsnee was effected ints the dwelling
OF John Mccain, who keeps store on the corner
OF and Third street. A hole was bored with n
auseF through the panel Of 4 door, and being made
lAige enough to admit = hand, the door was un-
boltcd. Every room OF the house was entered. In
one a lady was Bleeping. Her trunk WAS tai IN
out, opened, and Its COntontB were stolen, among
which were four "Oll rinEs aud Slb In p0Bta cuf.
rencJ. The burglars escaped with their booty.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

ArCToE SALE ExrRAoRpINAnY.-L- Tho fur
nIturp and rertonal cffecta of His Exoollency Rn-
dolph Sehledcp, Minister OF the Hanscatic Repub'
lle will be sold at public auction on the isth Inst
At the house corner Of Sixth and ID streets-I' Z,
Mcclure and Co., Auct!oneers. ~ .N
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District Supreme Court-orInainSi Tern
JUDGE FISHER.

AprH Ii.-In the case of Charles Gallagher, in
dlotod on the charge Of highway robbery, Hoiic
prosc9ui was entered
Charles Gallagher, indicted for assault and bat.
tory, and convicted, was sentenced to pay hne OF
s25, and in default Of payment to be committed to
the custody OF the Warden OF the jail till the inc
be paid to The Marshal.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

ARREST OF A LIQUOR SELLER.--John Can
non, proprietor OF liquor mill on the corner OF y
and west Seventeenth Streets was fined $40 on
Saturday, for selling liquor TO soldiers His stock
oill9uoIs was coniscated and the store permanent
ly closed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

DIsoRDERLY FEMALEs.-Carollnc Davis was
arrested on Saturday night by PAtrolman Thomp-
son, OF the seventh pIeci oct, upon tho charge of
lighting in Jackson Hall Alley with OOlored
woman named Margaret Wood causing quite an
uprOar in the vicinity. Caroline was taken before
Justice Giberson, who iinedh s265 for disorderly
conduct.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

A Spanish morino buck lamb sold IN Yer.
mont last week for s 200.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

EB-IGe Cream and Water Ices, Ofthe best
quality, delivered to Families, Hotels, Fairs, Balls
feotlonery, corner Of i9tR and F streets.
ns-eoIm' j. RUSSELL
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

E5sThe Monthly Meeting OF the Board
OF Trustees OF the Public Schools will be held on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, at Az o'clock y. m.
Ap9L3t II. T. MORSELL, Secretary.
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rv,HIs IS TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT

the subBcrlber has obtained from the Or
IESns' Court OF Washington county, in the District
of Columbia, letters OF administration On the per-
sonAl estate OF DetIoy Kennedy, late OF Washing
ton city, d. e., deceased. All persons having
claims the GRid deceased, are hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to
tho subscriber on or before the 9th day OF April
next they may Otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit OF the said estate.
GiVOn under my hand this 9th day OF April A. D.
1854.
apII-Iawaw' HENRY DOUGLASS.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

SUNDAY SCHOOL LCELEBRATION.-The eleventh
anniversary OF Waugh Chapel NJ. Il. Sabbath
School was sppTopriatuiyObs0rvod by the scholars
yesterday. Addresses were delivered on the ocea-
sion by Hon. II. Price and Hon. NJ. =. Odell, and a
collection taken up for the benefit OF the school.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

FUNERAL OF AN ATTAcHE or THE TREASURY
funeral OF the late George d.
HaFleaton, EEq, late clerk OF the Treasury De-
pRTtment, took place yesterday Sunday from the
residence OF Mrs. Davis, No. 21O Seventh street.
The deeeaHod waa native OF the State Of Mchi-
gan. The funeral was attended by the Senators
and Representatives from that State, also by
OF clerks from the POstotoe and Treas
ury Departments,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

GhI REV ARD. .--STRAYED FROM
tDtJ the Island, last night, light gray HORSE,
WIN bride, about years oil, sixteen hands
high, and crop mAne laying on each side Of the
neck, and long tail. The above reward VIII be
paid for his delivery at the feed store oi e. sorOer
apS-St' CLEMENT PERRY, ColOred
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

LARCENY OF A HoRsE.-Last Saturday even
Ing oicer Whitemoro Of the sth precinct, arrested
Navy Hotel and proprietor OF the Riding Academy
on Capitol Hlll, upon the charge OF stealing horse
belonging to Dennis UNeil, The hnFae was sick,
and was put into paaturAgs grounds on Thursday
night. The next day the horse was missing, and
was found on saturday evening locked up In Roth
ohild's stable. The pAtrOlman took tho arrested
party before Justice Ferguson, who dis missed the
case upon the ground that sufficient evidence was
not adduced TO eliminate the accused,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

SEE FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED PAPER
for two handsome engraving Ofthe grand opera Of
" Faugt,n which is to be performed at Growers
theatre this evening
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

NAVY YARD VEssELs.-Tho Harvest Moon,
with Admiral Dahgren on board, LETT this morn
ing about 70 o'clock
The Primrose was hauled upon the way for the
purpose Of undergoing thorough repairs
The Commodore Reed arrived on yeBteldRy At
the Yard, and the King Philipoa Saturday evening"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

SEE FRANK LEsLIR's ILLUSTRATED PAPER
for two handsome engrAyings Of the grand opera Of
Faust,m which is TO be performed at growers
theatre this evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

NEw JAIL WAnpES.-Mr. Robert Bealc, who
,vaa nrmed by the senate few days hRo as jail
Warden Of this District, relieved the late Warden,
Mr.. Wise, to-day. lie received his commission,
having prevlouSly taken the oath OF ofhce and
gave bonds for the faithful performance ei his
tiutiea
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

RELIEF ron DESTITUTE CoLoRED WOMEN
AND CHILDREE.-The quarterly meeting oil the
uASsociAtlon for the Relief Of GCBtitute Colorcd
Women and Children" takes place Tomorrow at
the Home, In Georgetown, at II O'Clock, n. m ,
when business OF importance Will require the preE-
enCe and attention OF all the members,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

FUsERAL OF MR.. RIyEs.-The liuuse to-day
passed n resolution TO adjourn over from to NOR
low to Thursday, TO allow members to attend the
funeral OF the late John G, RiyCg.
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stlatioaal Scpnblitan.
WASHINGTON. ID. q.

MoNDAYmnm',,iam.a II, 1854
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

CENTRAL GUARDHoUBE-Fa ora IIM.-
portion Of the east wall of the building adoin-
Ing the Central GdardhOuHe now in course OF cree
tion, fell to the ground on Saturday night about
O'Clock, making = terrible graBh. Its fall was
evused BY the severe EtU!n whloh prevailed ~ thr
time
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

SEE FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED PAPER
for two handsome engTAYlhgs of the grand opera
of " Faust" which Is to be performed at GrovCr's
theatre this evening.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

In M-lEad.-Tho late rains have
washed all the dirt from the streets on the more
elevated part ofthe city into PennsylvADi avenue,
and made that thoroughfars quite unpresentable.
The mud Is piled in heapB. On saturday the news
boys and boot-blEckB-those Indispensable OF a
great eity-amuSed themselves in pllng this mud
into heaps. Some ofthese were labelled "For Sale"
" Sacred to the memory OF - "Here lies the
body Of" and other similar inscriptions. There
is mud enough In the avenue 20 raise n monument
to each member Of Congress, and colossal ones to
the members OF the Committee on the District OF
Columbia. s..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

POLITICAL.-ThG Oh.oan5 resident in this
city met on Saturday evening in the reception
rOum OF the Senate Chamber for the purpose of
OrEaniz'n 'ng Union club. senator Sherman called
the meeting to order, and, after the usual pTeim-
inaries, Hon. Edward Jordan, solicitor Of the
Es0 NyKs eieoted sseretaTv. A committee Of Tvn
Wc!e appointed to prepare a constitution and by
laws. The committee retired for few moments
when they returned they presented resolutions
for the temporary organization Of the club, after
which the meeting adjourned, 10 meetAt the Union
League rooms on Saturday evening, when IL iG eX-
pected u permanent Organization will be effected.
There will be meeting of citizens OF Indiana
this evening, when several prominent "hoosieran
will deliver addressed at the club-roSm, 4Sg Ninth
street, and full attendance IL requested OF those
Interested in Indiana affairs, as the meeting is
ptctCd TO be one OF interest.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-04-11

A Cow IN sEwER.-A complaint was
lodged this morning at the seventl precinct sta
tlon.house that 3 COW was in the sewer on Third
street, between d and T., beneath two brick dwell
living on slopB which wefo empticd in the sewer
and stopping tho flow OF water by her body. Upon
Inquiry II was Ascertainod that the COW went for
shelter into Ba!dwin'a old shop on the corner OF
and Third streets, and fell through the basement
floor, which was old and rotten, into the sewer,
which was only oanOpied by the flooring Exer.
tions are being made by RoundEmAn E0kioffto ex-
trieatc tho animal from her uncomfortable abita-
tion
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
FoR THE INDICATOR.
mn Fri'ent1s and Tosess !.

70 Many Friends and Tosers
gratefully acknowledge the very COM
.plimentary call you have made on mo to an
nounce myself u candidate far the Office Of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Augusta at
the ensuing election. I nnfeignedly say,
however, very much frartie estimate you
express Of my ability is higher than it de-
serves. It lis true have had experience
in the discharge Of the duties involved By
the ofees Of the courts from my early
years to the present. time, having been
raised and educated to The performance Of
them; and 10 duties have ever devolged on
me more accordant to my feelings and taste.
It is also true have been a citizen Of the
county for more than quarter of z eentu-
ry, yet L am not aware, save my four daught-
ers, that I can claim blood relationship with
bat two families in tho eounty-one on the
side Of the male and the other on the side
of the female SO should comply with your
wishes it could not be with reasonable
hope of success Were Candidate and
successful, | would net divert the use Of
the office IN part from its legitimate object.
to that Of an INSURANCE Office, Confederate
Custom house Office, Paymaster's Office. Or
Depositor's Office, during the term, each IS
which being wholly foreign n It's
from 0seFk q ne court q nne building was
eiS'' : at * expense Of 9 part Of the COM
n--yu treasure Of The county, and is therefore
o part Of its public Tr perty, set / part for q
specified purpose; and the archives Of the
office consist Of the records and other evil
dences Of adipdications running through
about hundred years; and are therefore
justly to be regarded as high public trust,
one that cannot be too closely guarded, or
too sedulously preserved | had Che al
most entire control of the office, as deputy
clerk, for three consecutive years aud aid
ed therein occasionally the next succeeding
two years; during all Of which time was
commissioner Of DISPOSITIONS: although it
would have suited my convenieuee to have
done SO, yet | did not take deposition in
the Office during the time; but Invariably at
the office Of one Of the counsel concerned,
or at some one Of the hotels here, or some
point in the country, varying according to
circumstances. Should not q pledge be elic-
tied from the candidates touching this sub
ject?
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
JOHN B. WATTS
Geo. a ssaaig7a.

The friends of Mr. Geo 4. Smith have
been gratiied to see his announcement for
the Office Of Town Sergeant. and they feel
assured that his election will secure to the
public vigilanb and efficient officer and
one who thoroughly compartments al the
duties Of the position.
Mr.. Smith is 90 active, energetic, push
ing man; sober and industrious in his hab-
its, Of strict integrity and uncommon iptel-
ligenoe, and We doubt not thas in the dis
charge of the duties appretaining to a civil
office. He would bring to bear the same
courage and seis-degotion which distin-
guished him while serving as a private in
the army. The fact Of Mr. Smith having
served as soldier, and having behaved with
distinguished heroisna upon several fields of
battle, neither IS. or should be. teste Of
qualification; but we base his claims to the
position simply upon the question Of merit,
aud, in the full faith. that, though he has
been found physically unequal to the hard
ships Of camp. he is fully equal. bath bodily
and mentally. TO the discharge Of the duties
OF the ofiee TO which he aspires, and would;
il elected, give complete satisfaction to the
people.
"yOX POPuLT"
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From the Southwest.
[orrlelAB DISPATCH.
MosIEn, March 26, 1864.

To Gen s. Cooper:
News from New Orleans TO the 18th inst.
has been received. The Yankees have met
with a severe revese poar New Iberia two
regiments reported captured. All tie gun-
boats except eight have left for Red river.
1t is reported that Fort De Russy was taken
by assault on the 18th instant. but the re-
port is not credi ed. On the 18th inst,
Col. Holland, with the 3Ist mississippi reg
iment, attacked the enemy On Choctaw
Hatehie bsy. An entire boats crew Of
about IS were killed or drowned. 10 loss
on our side. Colonel Holland captured
over five hundred head Of cattle and some
twenty horses.
D. Fl MaUsY,
Major Genl.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
The Age.

We hare received the February
number Of the Age. This number 50
far from falling beneath the first num-
Der, in point Of literary merit is ahead
of it. 1t is purely a Southern pro-
duetion, not aping the like produc-
tons Of the North, and is truly worthy
of the cordial support Of the Southern
people It's neatly gotten up, hav-
ing asa frontispiece a symbolic repre-
sentation Of it's name, which, from the
boy with his bubbles to decrepit age
with It's staff, should put to the blush
all who declare that nothing can be
we'll done IN the South. It's contents
are Twin Bigotries, The French
Conquest Of Mexico, The Tanner
Tanned, A Savage Archipelago, Shot
and Shell, The Great Bohemia, Came
sters and Gaming-houses, and Pan
tinisIn.
"The difficulties of.procuring paper, :"
says the Editor, "and the disorgan-
lied condition Of labor" is the reason
for the irregularity Of the appearance
the first two numbers. After the is
sue of the March number, the others
will appear regularly IN the early part
Of each month.
The subscription for six months j.
SO. Three months $4. S;n@iie CO...
les 81. We will tatsa pleasure in for
warding s''h,sscripttii ons.
Single copies can be had by
calling at J. N. Isyan's Store.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
Additional Notfae

A 7 E meeting of the Banks located in Stanton,
- held on Wednesday, March 23d, 1864, the
following resolutions was adopted
Resolved That tHc.Banks Of this place have re-
considered SO much Of their resolution Of Februa-
rY Zad 1864 as relates to paying Depositors and
Certificates Of Deposit in four per cent. G. s.,
Bonds, ana SOW give notice that al balances at
the credit Of DepQsitors and Banks undeavn on
the 3lst inst ard all Certificates OF Deposit ant.
claims Of all kind against said Banks NOT then pre-
sented aud paid will be paid after April lst in the
issues a. row rased and valued said nopositors
are therefore again urgently requested 60 dra v
oqt the amounts at their credit prior to April lat
Eext, unless they desire them Or any part Of them
to be invested ia four rer cont. bonds OF which
they must give due notice in writing.
EDWIN NJ. TAYLOR.
Casder Of z alley Rank, Stanton.
w. Fl TAMS.
Cashief az Central Rank Af Y a.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
Nj a. -Eg i gTICTp.

At the residences Of tho bride'sf ia her in Waynes-
boro', on Thursday the cath ult By the Rev +
L Preston. Rev. WIN. HOUSTON to Miss MARY
daughter of DR.. Livingston Waddela
On The 10th inst, Capt, ALEX. N CARRIER,
Jr. !, Of Houston Ms, Assistant Qqarterinastg9r
of Geni Eweil's Cofis, end Miss IDiA n, only
daughter Of @. G. Baldwin, Esq, of Roekbridge
county, Va.
On March 23d. near Roekland Mills, By Rev. R.
Smith, Mr. MICH AEl iSAMEY, OF Rosse:' Brig
ade. Co. A., 18th ReGt., to Miss LUCY F FITCH.
Of Augusta county, Va.
On the 24th March, BY the Rev. John Brewer,
JOHN Z, tiE4SIEIt, of company l., 18th Georgia
Regiment, to Miss MARY O. VIA, ofAngusta.
On March 24th, BY Rev WIN. s. Baird, Mr.. DA-
ElD W. PRICE, Of Washington county, and Miss
ANN Il. FULLER, Of Augusta county, va.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

GyThe Columbus Sun says that sena-
tor FL. V. johnson delivered q speech in
Louisville, Georgia, last week. the main
points Of which were, that the financial bills
passed by Congress were necessary, and ur-
gently called for by the country; that the
Military I3ill was also a severe measure de-
mauded b. the emergency Of the times
Complaint concerning IFS provisions come
from those who desirn the avoidance Of all
duty Good men need not fear the sus-
pension of the writ of Habeas Corpus. The
design Of the measure WIGS to arrest and
deal with traitors. He paid an elegant
cofnplfmeut to the ladies Of The South
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

Gen. HOOP In The SADDLE. We have
seen, says the Appoa1, private letter from
General Hood TO friend in this city, from
which we are permitted 70 make the follow
ing extract:
/ am told some of The old women IL
sers in our country fear I am not in good
health, and that have to be tied or fast
ened on my horse, etc. Si.ce I came here
I have been riding all over this country
with Gen. Johnston, and have been in the
saddle every day enough to have fought
two or three battles, without feeling any
Inconvenience from it.whatever. I ride
with perfect comfort to my elf, and expect
to walk with cane before long. I tell
you | am in good health and as young as
eyer snd aro as ready and in as good con-
dition TO hrht q battle as I ever was; SO
do not trouble yourself about me.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
CoLp FALLING The Columbus {
D. Fl MauRY,
Major Genl.

CoID FAILING The Columbus GA,
Times. Of Monday says
s'Gola on Friday was offered heresat Is,
and in Mobile, on the same day, it sold for
bat 16 Il the recent currency act has
not something to do with this, We would
ike to know what has. Il matters little,
however, what is the price. It is sufficient
to know that it is going down with usfand
UP with our enemies" Ia Montgomery,
Ala, gold is quoted at s17
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01

WGL71AM GUY, ESQ for many years a
member Of The Court, having departed this
life since the last term. and the members Of
The Court and b2g being lesir2us that some
suitable express ion Of their high approcia-
ton Of his character as ne gistcate and a
gentlemen should be spread upon the rec
ords of this court Il is therefore unani-
mously ordered BY the Justices Of the
County Court Of Augusta, nov assembled
at their march term 1864. That the gol
lowing resolutions be entered on the re c.
ord Of their proceedings:
list. & , I'D, That we hare Il card with
deep regret Of the sU4dep decease If our
late associate and friend WILLIAM Guy,
Esqr AS q Magistrate he was thoroughly
conversant wltl the duties Of his Office and
always pfoirpt, diligont and impair tial ID
the discharge Of them las man be was
virtuous benevolent and courteous to all
as a citizen he was faithful in the fulfill
ment Of all his obligations to bis country
and to his fellow nlea These high quali-
ties had justly erdeared him to his asso-
ciates on The bench, at the bar and In the
WORKS o. private lite, and caused all who
knew him TO regard his sudden death by
the hand Of providence as public misfor-
tune,
2nd. Resolved, That the Clerk of this
Court be requested to have published in
the Stanton papers and communicate a
copy of the foregoing resolutions and pre-
amble to tho family Of the deceased, with
an assuran &c Of the sincere confidence Of
the Court aud bar il the heavy affection
Y 18th which they hare been visited.
copy TEsTn
VIII. A. BURNETT, D. G.
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MERCHANT Nil /
Horse Stolen
$50 EgsiYW ANgnD.

A BAY HORSE, no white about bin remeui-
IA bered has dark legs and ears and is about
years old name lies the left side Of neck bare
footed, If sh9d must be fresh bears marks OF rub
bing and work. Size--rnedium or rather small.
Order--getting thin does not pace, good looking
horse, well made and medium height. was stolen
from the subscriber last night, 24th inst.
The above reward will be given If recovered in
this eonnty and 800 If recovered cut Of the coun-
ty.
Fishefsyille, Augusta county, Va.
ABSAL0M KOINER,
April l-tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-04-01
PERIOD OF FUNDING.

1t will be seen by notice Of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, that holders of Treas
ury notes will have the privilege Of fund
ing them on as we'll up to, the first Of
April This notification is In accordance
with the opinion Of the Attorney general,
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Janus airy -, Il
NOTICE.
RrsEAuoY CoSscBIPrioY, 1
RrcuaoND, Va, .yufg 2lst, 1868. {

RrREAu.n Y Go%scHrPTf1S,
RrcuaoND, Y a., 5uiy 2lst, 1868.
To answer Numerous INQUIRIES, anF 70 correct err
rors rot uncommoo, sEf8 following NOTICE is pub
lished to all Concerned:
l. Under the recent call Of the President.
tending the conseript age, all suSstltntions hafe
ceased to be valid # tie Substitute &c Tess than IS
years old and is nof otherwise exempt By law.
2. Membership (uness officer duty accept
ed By the War Depac :laent) of local organiza-
tious for home defence special service, confeIs
no claim to exemption frGm Confederate service !;
neither does service in the militia unless in Of
officers actually III commission who hayed daily quail
flied.
g. Hereafter any one furnishing substitute Eill
become liable in his own person whenever tine ser
vices Of the substitute lost to the Goyernneh.
from any cause other than the casual ties Of war.
4. Applications for exemption, OF auy ground
whatever must first be addressed to the eea! en-
rolling officer, who If he has not power 60 let,
is in Doubt will refer them 50 higher authority,
With report Of the facts. 4 Il such addressed di
rect 10 higher authority win necessarily and inya
riably be referred back for local examination anal
reports and the applicants viii thus have useiessiy
lost time and prcfot.ged Suspense.
Appeals against adFcrse decisions by local Off
GERS will be forwarded BY tfIem fcr hearing, wheu
any plausible ground Of appeal y set forth.
5. Commandauts of conseripts will give this no
tce extensive circulation in the local press of theis
e. ". LAY, 1t Col. 4. AG.,
July 81. 2853.-tf Acting GlIief Of Bureau.