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Further from Grants Army.

4 special from near HsnoVer Junction to
the Tribune date Oath at midaight says:
Grants grand flank movement was made
with such celebrity that be Mt only oustsd
Lee from his stronghold but SpottsSlvaula
c. H., hut pushed HIN back beyond the
North Anna river in such disorder wa UNI
able to present to our army solid front.
The first days march left Hancock n a.
Milford Station, strongly entrenchod IL 8
lines of earthworks where ne Could easily
have repulsed whole of Lees army.
On the Oath our whole army moved
down to Mount Carmel Church, within 4
miles of the North Anna, here line Of bat
tie was formed, and the march was resumed
expecting Lee would show fight. but
little resistance vas shown, but soon found
us too strong for them, and gave way. and
we're driven pell NELL across and into the
river, our pickets then extended along the
line Of the river, upon our left
Warren upon our right quite as success
lul repuslng ) charges and pursuing the
enemy across and beyond the river, where
he is strongly entrenched, our whole army
is animated with its success
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XXXVIII CONGRESS.
SENATE.
WAsalScros, May q

Mr Johnson offered acrrsolutiun ut q
quiry calling upon tha president fur hIr
nation as To the delivery of Lsnos ArgoeIr
les, tn the Spanish authorities
The iesolu,ian Was v,d, rrl Le print.
ed q tE
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The Bankrupt Bill.

Nsw YoRS May 26. The Herald lsslas
from Washington tina. the bankrupt bill
will soon come up in tb, House, and that
it will pass that body, and will become
law before the aJournmtnt Of the present
session. .
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R,,crpesKy Root Il tonic and sstrin
en,. and has long been fayorite domestic
remedy for Diarrtel, Dysentery &c. aud
lr,m popular favor has passed into medical
use. We confidently recommend Rsnkin's
soiced Blackberry for the above affections.
Prepared By A. J. Rankin Pittsburs and
sold by all druggists.-Pitts. Dispatch.
,'.sssEE.e re1EaHo =
-zG.I is cySnTO55 l.
- ,r.sIs ..,ySc sgz1gsG g Oh sd +
.E33uW L 5idsl
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Sanitary Commission Dfsburs
ments.

The entire disbursements Of tn, Sanitary
Commission from May LIST TO May Oath
East, West AID South, are officially stated
to be S303,74l tsAt
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From San Domingo.

NEw YoRk. May % .-Tm' Heralds Ha-
vana respondent SAYS;
lOfo uati..a trcn San II mi,.o states a
coucter rrvi,,ution lla. h'Uk,u cut in the
province vi t'iah' smnry tie ln>ureent :,
IN Spa.i;h flag md b en boosted in sev-
raj piacS. and number Of the ipsurgenS
iraders SHOT by ti.eir own mcn
A Washington special 10 The Post ssy.;
The haze will at once hold even ng
ses~i rs IL consider the tax bal.
The tariff bill is MT high enough in ira
scale to suit Mr. Chase.
The Chronicle, 10 All article IN the Sew =
ard Dayton correspondence says: Weappeal
to the friends ol the county Of what
ever party. in Congress, not TO vote 10
t.c the hand # the government, nor 10
plunge Us Into conflict with any foreign
nation ur ee"n So caves question as The
French occupation at Mexico
PHILADELPHIA, May 26-The Bulletin
has the following despatch irom Washing
ton, of the 26'h
Tie Steamer State OF Maine arrived this
IN with abont 400 OF cur wound H. from
PoIt Royal.
Tn, re are but 1900 wounded at Frcder
icksburg, at the present time,
A p,ntoun bridge Wa being thrown
across the river at Port RIVAL, Yesterday p
NJ
No guerriIas or distractions we're en-
countered along the Rappahannoce
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Local and State ! NeWs.T

P,ruo,pecrINs "LocAL."-The local
editor Of the Cincinnati Enquirer, having
been come cted with that paper for t'oeaty-
or, 4aus. INDUCES Id retrosped o. tue
changes il has been his fortune to chro6'-
Gle, He closes his homily'' 10 this paiio
sooh;cal ,traiu: "in the last twenty-one
wears tue lscal' has passed. through the
sor;oe time and summer IT his lite. Though
bis ewes have been delighted with the beau
tfu. flowers that blossomed on every side,
aud his olfActories RECALLED by their fragrance
his enjoy ments have been purely asthetlcal.
The iuxuriant haIvc,ts that have gladden.
ed the hearts of others, aud have nlied
thcir store houses, were not gasnered; for
lin. He looked ON their waving beauty
iii sympathetic qualification, for he knew
bow happy they would make others 1t IS
'locaTs' privilege t. enjoy 10 thought
the prosperity Of his friends, although be
may never participate in the Sfsalitless fof
their abundance. TITS renders him an &C.
cepted disciple Of true pa,lo 'ophy aud
has almost grown into aproverb, that''ye
local. has ''little here below" and II he
had more he would not have it long,
With him tie worlds goods are like the
soul of wit-and such being The general
character. here ends this honily."
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WADpINaroN.--rhs sale Of thfs splendid
estate takes place on next Tuesday, It is
. lovely place and we'll worth a visit-every
oos-who ssssatbsing charmed-syisa-nsmy
atsF.sslons Psss9n' dssirG ns q Of seeing tbs
place, with yieW, tV bidding at the sale,
may be co6ssyod there aoy day before
Tuesday, leaving the brewery at 9A!M.,
or at 2 NJ. ME-. Wickbam, Auctioneer,
corner of Market aud Union streets, will
furnish whatever information may be desir
ed concerning the farm. sassA my26-td
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Adyices from Charleston.

Advices of the 18th to the Tribune from
Charleston Harbo: say the monitors and
batteries were pounding away at Sumter all
day and night "n the 18th, and renewed on
the 18th with increased viglr and effect.
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LtCHTEsT DRAFT rWO uCRSE
NOV FIR.

As well as the most durable ia this ountry j.
has been very MATERIALLY IMPROVED
THIS SEASON over any previous year, ty pu:::
ting wheel In the msin shoe, and lever on ,bs
axle by which it is thrown in aud out OF gear at q
single motion Of tho hani; it also lessons the DRAFT
We offer this season without fssr o; contradictions
81
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BEST MOVING MACHINE

ia this cosntU Our supply t,ing limited &C ad--
wise our fricads t. buy early and av.i bcirs Dis
appointed
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GOLD

New YORK, May Is.
Gold irregular and unsettled; opening at 50, adyar-
cling ST. declining to 5-s, and closing arm at s.
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SHIRTS! SHIRTS !!SHIRrs IA gfnll as
sortment of French and Amer ican cassi>
mere and fanneli army shirts of various
styles and ypricssgo Also rs dozen white
dress shirts at the following prices: Six for
So, SIS, $l8, S21 and $24. Also shirts
made to order and warranted to fit, of sn
perior work and unequaued in quality for
the prices 59ie'0 g1sae3 II. LAKIN, sp..
No. 1902 Main street, Wheeling, VIVA.
Z Lao = eSiW scr raE1t ga i'7 % Inh29 GIN pa
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: s5Tst-F- rll-- e.,.-
--ss3z.a-3 - sE-. zoe s. .l- ~
81. ssZ ~ lil-g Faa.- - "a. g.
-soSz - p sEa o. -r214zTsS L-aoa -.sgs-5-fss
x -
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PARTRIDGE'S q
STOCK DEPOT.

All kind. Of Artias Material 90 bsnis ADD
sale at as Low rate. they CO he parchlssJ
Pittsbarg Cincianii. OF other cities
Fln prints e kue quality, Looking CASE
Picture Framss MoaliiH.s Nj a : sH vIfisty o
other goois d baHi .ni f0r .siJ a. an fatss,
" u. A restriated na@' 81 o tapi. takeD Z:
learn the Art. iptb-u
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Democrats in such . manner, that Mr.
Worries considered the remarks a. persona
to himself. The Commercials special to
day, says Chandler Is in bis seat. spparently
uninjured.
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NOTICE

4 Ii psrson. ere notikSa hal al pay 10
~ deEts except such a. 8. nI,A.: Myself
SAMUEL iIAGEkAAN
Csmsron Marshall county Va.
ny22-3t'
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ALSO
buckle NlE .JR.
Nj wing Mach'ass.

ChaHcery Sale :. Tan Ward III
Mount. lille.
Qi Nirtu 4 a d. &C - ;cuit Gu
ID Ma:sh.d Count, IN sMJ WI,-
man, survivor, Be- Is. y nirAlhin.
lstritCr, and heirs al, ,... "a. Pu0.
hs AuctL'n On Tuesday lay oil June 1854
at the Front Door Of NJ .suail Court Hou DO.
tween the hours of IL Al AMI o'clock L. NJ "a,
rany'ri in Moundsvile, known as tho RI
Alexander T IN Yard, with tho nworing iiou,p
n I'll the builoiaRs and i'm lgugon "a
Term'ot Sale-Ten per -, biltn,e -
u, II, AMI Is months, va. .d,. omi y e
sale, aud bond and s,car y
my2-3td-4tw ia tksON nhnD, 5. NJ. L.
S,iLH HArSA large asso. tR..nt OF the b Put,
~ ful style silk hats. HARPER & BRO.
maItG
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w Gods Prize Mowe;;sS!!.i
his M.eh.nc t. Il 4.4i,,si to DO tn.

Price a. Whssling y1lO.
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MOVING g. REAPING
Machines for tho Season
'0F Of 1854.
PRYOR 4 FROST

AVE, tue exclusive ,ohtrol Of the T,rritof e
II Western Va Western P:... add he wiran
s ate Of Ohio fer the celebrated ,,'..'. ,si-f .
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DRNsIoNs, BoUNTIRs,
RACK PAY, WAR CLAIMS,
AND CLAIMS FoR INDEMNITY
CLARK q GAYLORD,
AstSrasys usd OOsRssslIsrS n La,
sOLICITORs .sa
FOE ALL KINDS OF MILITARY cLAIMa
Corner J,h nd y strests, Room No. .
wAsHmSroH, D. Q.

This Firm, having thorough knowledge Of the
Pension Business, and being familiar with the
praoties IN ali the Departments Of Government,
belisye thst thsy e.n Afford Greater iasliao: %
prompt md sueeessfui accomplishment Of business
entrusted 10 than than any other hrm In waning
ton. They desire TO secure suoh an amount Of this
business a will enable them 70 execute tho bust
the basis OF THEIR PAY CONTINGENT UPON
THEIR SUCCESS IN EACH CASE. For this pur-
dose they will the services Of Law Firms In
each prominent locality throushout the States
All tho necessary blank forms OF application and
evidence regulate printed pamphlet Instructions,
and Circulars for In their vicinity, with
Associstes, names inserted, and upon the due exc
10 them by their alaHIooiAtes, they wiliprompt
" perform the business here. =
SE0- Their charges will be FIVE DOLLARS FOR
OFFICERS and FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIYATRs,
and ten per cent. on amount Of Gaims for MILL
TARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
and Collection Of PRIZE MONEY.
~ Soldiers enlisted since the LIST Of March, 1881
disabled BY disease or wounds are entitled 70 Pen
honI. An soldiers who serve for two years, Of
during the war, should 1t sooner close viii BE- en-
htiod 10 eIoo Bounty.
BY law OF the last session Of Congress, all Dol
diera discharged on account Of Wounds roeeiyed In
the service, since the Commencement Of the War
shall receive tho el00 bounty and all revenue
stamps heretofore required on soldiers ApplieAuoE
papers are dispensed with. Widow Of soldier
who die or are killed are entitled TO Pensions Ant
the sioo Bounty. II there be no widow, then III,
minor children and II no minor children, than the
father mother, Hstern, or brothers are entitled u
the AIoo bounty, and In addition thereto, depend
ant mothers, sisters, or brother. viii b pen.ioned
WILLIS II. GAYLORD.
waahinGton, d. C.. Iees. 40 mar b-lV
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The prospect for raising q small army Of
colored troops In Maryland during the month
OF March IL exceedingly promising. Most eH.
trnordinary vlgor seems to have been infused
into this branch Of the service. To-day Lieu.
tenant Colonel Perkins IL marching with a
large detachment OF the 10Th United States
Coiored Troops from Benedict towards Balti.
more, with rations for twenty days, canyassing
10 the right and len through the heart OF the
Western Shore, piping up the road, lighting MP
the hlll-tops with his camp-hres, permeatinR
the by-ways with his detachments, and calling
upon everybody TO turn over every able-bodled
slave 10 the Government In all that section OF
country upon the terms prescribed by the act
OF Congress and act Of the Legislature Of Ma
ryland, Wis 800 to the owner and 5000 to the
slave, and his Freedom, worth more than ali the
money in JEFF. Dayis's Treasury!
At the same time a similar detachment
marches up the Baltimore and York turnpike;
another up the Reistsrtown turnpike; another
over towards the Delaware line; while recruit
ing stations at EIllcott's Mills, Frederick City,
Hagerstown, Cumberland, and dozen other
places, are sending down recruits In squads,
which must soon ill up several regiments.
Meantime the free colored people OF this city
are not idle. During the past week there have
been O series Of public meetings held in the
churches belonging to the colored people, which
have been largely attended. Judge Bond, of
the criminal court, attended and presided at
the frat meeting on Monday night. He told
the colored men OF Baltimore that II was the
frst time in the history Of Maryland when they
had dared to hold public meeting of the kind,
and declared TO them that now was the time "a
show their capacity to be freemen; that they
could show 1t In no way so well as by putting
on soldiers uniform and marching forth tC
do glorious battle for the country.
X. stockett Matthews, Esq, by his powerful
and exciting eloquence, has, on three seyera
occasions, persuaded the colored men Of Balti
more that, II they are worthy 10 be free, the,
must first strike the blow" But most remark
able OF all have been the speeches OF severa
eolored preachers at these meetings. Neve
before in the history Of Baltimore has "per
sonal property" discoursed SO freely upon col
ored Life In America rs was, as Is, sand wi
DO TO come" The most mastery OF these wer
delivered by Mr.. Browser, of this city, MI
Cain, OF Brooklyn, and Mr.. Underdue, OF Phi
adelphia. Our reporter observed thoughtful
looking gentleman In uniform always presen
at these meetings, whose name did not trans
pire, seeming to take deep interest in all tina
was said and done.
This protracted meeting will continue durin
the present week, and It Is believed the colors
men Of Baltimore viii enlist full brigade; ar
II so, we predict II will be b, igade equal II n
superior to any colored brigade ever known
this continent Baltimore american.
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MEDICAL.
or RoIAL NoTIoH.

Dr. n. vELLrrs Private Hospi,n. In The Fed
srs piost, Corner ofssvsn,h and Ts,rs.ts, oppo.
iii. the Post md Patent oaisss. Rooms % and u,
up ,tsr,, Washington, D. c. sr .s..T ~.
An diseases Of private nature treated IA the
beat Ssisatlhs manner, and radical cures sfsotsa
Ia all sasss. STFHILITTc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRRGA, oLEBT, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WBAKNBss, or the result Of VoIUPTgops
DREAMS, or any weakness, Of the oEEEEATIvE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, Thoroughly and radically cured ) .l'S,
GoUT, RHEUMATTsN, BRURlLoLI, and other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF tho NERVES MUSCLES,
BoNRS, saa JOINTS, scnoPULI, sIorcHEs
on rHH FACE, ERUPTIoEsoa the rInbs and body
.aa ali other ERuPTIvB DIsEAsrssad DISEASE
or rns BLOOD, nom whatever cause thsJ mar
have arisen. r II,
AFFLICTED AND uHFoRTuNATE
No matter what your disease, let no false dell.
S.ssy prevent you non applying Immediately 10
DR.. vsilny, who 10 ASknowisssd to be By far tho
most succEssFuL PHYSICIAN IN N. treatment
Of private dlssa.es. Fear not 10 come sad nsk,
known ysur nisiortunes, aad he wiz speedily seat
you on your way rsioisinG. IH
sHLR-ABusE.
That dreadful soou,rs Of the yeuas, isauissd IL
vhen alone, destroys the gsnerstve organs, unat,
them for married life, producing wssksssssf thu
s..k and limbs, los, Of s.l.ssoa saa nussui.'
power, psipl,atisn Of NE hsart asrvsus irrtAbili
", ioss Of memory, -sisnshoiy hssit., insanity
consumption, and death. ... ..-s..
YOUNG MANI in view Of Tho dresdful sonss
qusnses Of DELAY, do not fail 10 make your cas-
known Immediately to D.. vsliny. Your secret
with him are sASrsd. ana you nsy confidently te''
upon his medical Ehill.
Thousands whose systsns were shattered An
who were on the brink Of the grave, have bss
brought back to vigorous health ~ His Skinfu
treatment. 81.
MARRIAcE ..
Married persons, o. those oontenplAtiAG nAtrl
nony. who suppest thsnsslvss Of inpe,snsy semi
sal weakness, Or any disease sriiinS ffon u
IA,sd stAte Of tbs genital organs, whsshsr iheD
suit Of disease, injury, ysutAfui indisustions,
indulgence sfths passions In ripper years, are cal
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REV
.n. RNUE.


AnAual 7drI for 1890.
The attention Of Taxpayers IL hereby called 10
the provisions Of the United States Excise Law
relative TO ths assessment OF annual taxes.
BY the sixth section OF the act Of July l. 1902 IL
u made thu duty Of all persons, partnerships, arms,
associations, or corporations, MADE liable 10 any
annual duty, license, or tax, On or bsfors hs GrN
Monday OF hoy IN ZACH year to make ilst or return
to the Assistant Assessor Of the District where
sjes or objects charged with special tax, and The
business or occupation liable to pay any license,
Every person who hhall fail 70 make such return
by the day specified will be liable to be assessed By
the Assessor according 70 the best information
which he can obtain and IN such case the Asses
|, t, no SS9 & Per ''ntum to tho
Every person who shall deliver to an Assessor
any false or fraudulent list statement, with In
SuissS By law, Is subject to fhs Of dVs hundred
dollars and in such the list will be made out
| BY the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from
the valuation and enumetahon 10 made there can
Payment Of the annual taxes, except those for
licenses, will not DO demanded until the soth day
The appropriate blanks on which TO make 70.
| turn, and All neesssary information will be fur.
asssss, herein named, between The hours OF three
An GsorSS C. D. Mitchell, AsssIIor No. 1, corner
Ss ' 3a.s.sos sH& o ':s T E1s,A
''f Henry Iyleu, Assessor Nos, O." Eighth street
V r. n. Ferguson, AiS'''Or NO.A, ~ Eighth street
| west. 1900 - - -, A.,
GeotEe X. Lareombs, Assessor No, =. o. C stree,
TSonA, Qrms, Assessor Es. 7, 100 Bridge street
AMI Al the once OF the undersigned, between TIT
hours OF q. m. and ,. m. ...
| The returns should b delivered on or before thu
nrIt day Of May, 1854.
Assessor for the District OF Columbia.
fea6-atam8t No. ~ Eighth OF. west, near Pa. Az
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n r + l CT A L
TRANSPORTATION OF STORES FOR FREED
MEN. ....
was DEPAHTHRHr,)
ADJuTANT GKNEAALpsH0TYIcn,
WAsHNoToE, February ~, 1894.
General Orders, No. 70.
All stores turned over TO the ofieers Of thu
QusrtermAster's Department In the military di.
vision OF the Mississippi BY the United States Con-
nisdon for the rsI.f Of ne National Freedmen with
the approval OF the Immediate next military com.
mAnder, who will satisfy himself that the stores
are such As are necessary for the subslstenee and
comfort OF the Freedmen, viii be received and
transported ~ public stores consigned TO the
QuartermAHter ct the post for which they are des.
tined, BY whom they will, AFTER examination and
approval BY the Post Commander or Provost
Marshal, be turned over to the duly authorized
agents Of EAid commission for distribution to the
Freedmen.
Duly accredited agents and teachers Of the Com
mission, under orders from the Commission, wifi
upon papers approved BY tho comm Anding ofneer
be permitted to take passage upon Government
steamers and railroad trains, but cannot be trans
ported at the expense Of the United States.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War:
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
ma Assistant AdJutant General.
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slationaI gspnhlitail.
A SNACK IN BoHoof.

A pi.triet school not far away IA.
iMid Berkshire hills, one winters day,
Was humming with its wonted noise
Dfthree score mingled girls and boys
Some few upon their task intent,
nufmore on hirtive miachief benti
ThS while the masters downward look
wAa fastened on copy-book,
A. twas battery Of bliss
Let offin one tremendous kiss
"whAts that Y, the startled master cries.
uThat, sir,n little imp replies,
"wath william width, II you pleAthe--
thaw him kith ThuthAnnA PeatheW
with frown to make statue thrill,
The mater Numbered, Hitler, wilW
Like wretch o'ortaken on his track,
with stolen ehattels on his back,
VIII hung his head In fear and shame,
And to the awful presence came
A great, green, bsbhful simpleton,
The butt OF all Eood-natured fun.
with smile suppressed and birch appraised,
The threatener falterod-" I'm amazed
That you, my biggest pupil, should
Dc guilty Of an act 90 rude
BefOre the whols oct school to boot.
What evil genius put you to tp
"fTwAs abe, herself, sir,n 4obbed the lad;
didn't mean TO be 90 badi
But when Susanna shook her curll,
And whispered was 'frAid OF girls,
And dursn't kiss baby's doll,
Ioouldnt stand IL, sir, at ALI
But up and kissed her on the npoti
Iknow-hpo hoo III ought TO not,
But somehow from her lookH-boo .hooi
Thought ahe kind o. wished me top
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ANolHER DEsPERADo GoNR.-Celestino ALI
murderer Of Mr. Ncwman, T was =" '-ppOsed
day last, the 3lSt ult., bT = ,,Ied on Bun
tempted to arrest ~ ~ of1cer. Who at.
nIuso Oh INC I'm. He was found in .
lying santa Annai was sitting near OF
ION q bed seemingly unarmed; was led
Lit into front apartment, when he suddenly
Tnshnd hack from whence TAKEN seized a six
shooter and boWie-knife which were under tn,
pillow. and commenced firing upon the officers
nah ensued in which AlipaE was shot dead
One Of the officers had his clothes sst on FIR
by shot from the pistol OF AliPAE which passe
through the breast and sleeve OF Ms coat
Los An0sloS (Cal) Rs5s, Fec. I'd.
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NOT ENTITLED TO PAY.

NOT ENTITLED TO PAY.
WAN DEPARTMENT.
ADJuTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHINoToE, d. c., March l, 1884.
Circular, No. 81.
The following extract from General Orders No.
Il, dated War Department, July 81, 1883, IL fur.
nished for the Information and guidance Of all con
oerned.
The following regulations have been received
from the War Department, and are published "a
the Armyi
Soldiers confined by civil authority are not en-
titled to pay during such confinement, unless dis
charged therefrom without trial, or by trial and
asquittAli and commanders Of companies and de
tAehments are required TO state explicitly upor
the muster-rolls OF their companies or detaeh
| mentG the periods Of such oonhnements, Ant
| whether the soldiers 80 confined were discharges
without trial, and, II tried, whether they were &C
quilted or convicted.
L. D. TOWNSEND,
mt AAstatAnt AdIutAnt General.
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n F FL c I A L.

~ WAH DEFARTAEET,l
ApJuTAHT GEHERAL's OTyIcE,
WASHIHOToE, March o, 1884.
The following oaiOerH having been reported At
the Matchmaker OF tho army for falling 70 report
a. Cincinnati, Ohio, % ordered, for which they
were publiThsd ofneiAly ct the dates set opposite
their respective names are hereby notified that
they exempt from dismissal from the service Of
the United States, IGtSfAGtory explanation having
| been made In their eases 10 this office
Surgeon John Y. Mcdonald, o. g. volunteers
February Q, lbSt.
Assistant surgeon ", A. Banlts, U. 8. volunteers
January IS, 1884. W. A. NICHoLA, y
mT-It Assistant AdiutAnt General