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SUDDEN DEAru-John F. Jordan of
Ellsworth, aged about twenty-five years,
came to ar untimely death at Augusta on
Sunday last, He was sick. and through
the careIessliess of some person in the reg
inent, corrosive sublmate was administer
ed, which caused his death in a short time.
Mr., Jordan was a Sergeant in Captain
Knowles Company. Second Maine Caval-
ry, Young man of excellent charac ,eT,
and universally esteemed and respected
by all who knew him. lie learned the
harness makers trade of j. Williams &
Son of this city, but preferred to fight for
freedom rather than work at his trade when
his country needed his services. His faith
err resides in Ellsworth. lie was formerly
a member of Eagle Engine Company, and
their flag was displayed at half mast yes
terday, as token of respect to his mem.
ory.-Hhig.
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J. Q. 4. Fellows, CONSERVATIVE ZIG
i. r. Flanders, Free State l,92a

~ Some time since General Thomas
assessed number of Tennessee rebels in
the sum of $4,000 for the murder By
guerillas of one Michigan and two Wis
cousin soldiers. The Milwaukee Wiscon
sin says of the affair
This money has been brought to Wis
consin. The widow of one of the soldiers
living at or near Delovan, Walworth
county, received her $4,000 in cash, and
her friends brought it to one of the Mil
waukie banks day or two since, and in.
vested it all in government securities.
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EpEN.-Thc Union men of Eden elected
their entire board of town officers on Mon
day. They are as follows
Clerk-Oliver =. Thomas.
observation-disclosures Z. Hamor, Thomas
w. Hadley and Amos Richardson.
Treasurer-Uriah Goodrich.
S. S. Com.-Thomas w. Hadlcy
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EGovernor Cony communicated to
the Legislature on Friday last, the infor-
nation that the Land Scrip issued for the
benefit Of the Agricultural Colleges in this
State had been received from the United
States, amounting to two hundred and ten
thousand acres.
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- The Machias Union having been
practcins for many years in telling big
political fbs, has of late been trying its
hand at stretching the truth in other mat
ters Here lie the last one
4 ToUGH STRETeHER.-A traveller SOL
emmy declares that tribe of dwarfs has
been found in Africa, whose ears reach to
the ground, and are so wide that when
they lie down one ear serves as mattress,
the other as a covering.
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-Trenton town meeting did not come
off on Monday according to the warrant
duly posted up: Reason, the first select
man was at home sick, and the town clerk
did not appear for some cause. The meet
ing was adjourned to next Monday.
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Pirate Tuscaloosa Ordered 10 be Released
--Ne,cs from Rebel Sources--GJeat
Destruction Of Rebel Property BY .Sher-
rndn-Continacd Bombardmeat Of Char
lesion.
Lord Palmers.on had announced that
orders were sent to Cape Of Good Hope to
release the privateer Tuscaloosa. The
international law not justifying her de-
tention.
New YORK. 9th.
The Herald's army OF the Potomac
despatch contains extracts from the Rich
mand !Seatiaet of the 9TH. 1t urges the
trial by military law Of Col. DahlSrcn's
captured men.
MERIDIAN. 4th.
The works of repairing the railroad is
progressing rapidly. Three miles of track
and three bridges We're destroyed on the
Southern road. Ten miles of track on the
Selma road aud 35 miles on the Mobile
and Ohio road were also destroyed. Shel-
man burnt a great deal of property here
and at Maria, Enterprise. Lockhart and
Laudcrdale stations. The public bui d
ings here and number of private houses
were DESTROYED. The army pillaged ev-
erv house. and provisions were taken from
almost every family. Sherman laid waste
the country through which he passed on
his retiring to Nieksburg.
DEMoPoLIs, 4th.
! 4 despatch FROM Gen. Jackson dated
Sharon, miles from Canton, Feb. 18th
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The NonsFefsIOnaI IOmfnitte Selected al The last
Congressional Convention is composed of the ft.lor
ing gentlemen:
isnatias Sargent and s. b. Berry OF Wasbinv,op
n. X. Sawyer and J. r. Hinckley Of HANCOCK Nn.s
:. Staples and Albert Watson, Jr, Of Waldo. and y
Il Spear Of Knox
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PESoEscor.-The following town officers were
elected in Psnobscot on the eth inst:
Moderator-W. 1Iutchng;.
Clerk-Jamcs Leach.
TRANSFORMATION Wardwell.
Selectmcn, assessors and ovorsecrs of the poor
William Eastman, Francis Perkins, George Rob.
erts Jr.
Town Agent-Alphcus Hcrrick.
Constables-J ;remiah Bowien and Noah Nor
ton
S. 5. Com.-Francis Perkins, W. IIutching, and
George Roberts Jr.
Collector of Taxes Jeremiah Bowdcn.
All Democrats except the collector. All passed
of peaceably with the exception of the collector
and well it might, for there republicans
that will quarrel Cor an offico in our tcwn. Al.
though we are beat again, wo shall endcayor to
stick to our integrity.
RrpunIICAy
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The 9th Cong. District.

This District is composed of Washington, Ham
cock, Waldo ana seven towns in kaox Countie. -
The population Of these counties in 1860 was a, fol.
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GouLDsBoRo, March 9th. 1861.

VUILDSIUKU' NTdICII VIHs ICU9.
FRIEND SAWYER Il herewith send YOU
the result of our town meeting last Mon
day
Modcrator-B. NJ. Sargent.
Clerk and Trcasurer-H. NJ. Sowlc.
Sclcctmen and Assessors-B. NJ. Sar-
gent, Il. X. Hill, S. w. Libbcy.
S. S. Comb. NJ. Sargent, W. L..
Guptill, Joseph l.. Hovey.
All union men and elected By GO MAORI
tv. Yours. l..
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THE LOUISIANA ELECTIoN.-By an ar
rival from New Orleans we have dates two
days after the election. The returns then
received foot mp as follows
Governor-MiehaOl Hahn, Free State S,T97
q. 4. Fellows, Conservative 2,l16
b. +. Flanders, Free State l,92o
Mr.. Hahn is elected by handsome
majority over both his competitors. The
vote of the State will probably reach H.
600, which VIII be about one fourth Of that
cast for President in 1900.
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Copy Of Stirring Order Issued by Col.
Ddktgrcn--Rcjoicing oeer The -Ne'r
Hampshire Ettetion-W hdt Gen. Grant
.Sdys-.Sherman' Bio,c 10 the Rebellion
the .Seeerest S2,000,000 HorM Of
Property Destroyed.
CONCORD. n. H., 9th-l2 NJ.
The Republicans now firing 100 guns in
honor of the glorious election news.
NEW YoRK, 9Th.
The Richmond papers contain the following or
der Of Col. Dahlgrcn :
HEApQrARrERs, Sd Division, }
Cavalry Corps.
Officers and Mea You have been selected
from bri sades and rcsiments as a picked command
to attempt desperate underta king-au under
taking which, il successful will write your name.
in the hearts of your couutrymen in letters that
can never be erased and which will Cause tt c
prayers of our feilow soldiers now confined in
loa,h.oune prisons to follow you and yours where
ever you may go.
We hopc TO release tho prisoners from Boil Isle
FIRST, and having seen them fairly started, will
cross the Jane, river into Richmond, destroy the
bridges after us, and cxhort the released PRISON
ers to destroy and burn the hateful city.
We will not allow the rebel leader Davis, aud
hi, traitoroas crew, to escape
The prisoners must render great assistan e, as
ysu cannot leave your ranks too tar, or become
too much scattered, or You will be lost. Do nss
ALLOW any personal gain to lead you off. wh:cl
would only bring you to an isnominiou, death at
the hands OF tie citizens. Keep well together
and obey orders strictly and all will TO well; but
On no account scatter far, for in union tiers is
strength.
Nith stiic. ob 2disnce to oriors and fearless
ness in their execution, you will be sure to ,uc
coed.
We will jim the main force on the other side o:
the city, or perhaps meet them inside.
Many Of you may fall but If there is any man
here not willing to sacrifice his lie in .uoh great
and glorious undertaking, or who docs not feel
capable of meeting the enelay in such desperate
fight as will follow, let him step cut of the way
and go home to the arms Of his sweetheart, and
read of ~ braves who swept through the city OF
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Statistics from Maine legislative
Register.

\ correspondent sends us the following :
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Average weight, los 33 lbs.
Average height, ) fl. o l-G in.
Heaviest member, Jason Webb. ESQ lbs.
Smallest. Geo L. Follansbee. lis lbs
Tallcst, John d. Hopkins, and John
Barker. cache # > in.
Oldest, Geo. +. Pattcn. Bath, 10 years.
Youngest, +. |. Lit,lcicld, Brighton, 96
years.
OCCUPATIONS.
Clergyman, I. LAWYERS. IL. Traders
a majority of which are improperly called
merchants. 3J. Farmers, -. Physicians
|. Lumbermen. 6. Manufacturers, 1.
Mariners. 4. All others. 81.
SENATE.
Oldest. Josiah Morrow, 60 Years.
Youngest, l.. l.. Wadsworth. Jr., 81
Years.
Largest, Chief Justice Teuny, 900 ll,s.
Smallest, \. d. Manson, 1870 lbs.
OCCUPATIONS.
Merchants, II. Farmers, t. LAWYERS
,. Physicians. .. Land Surveyor. /.
Lumbcrman, ,. Manufacturers, 3. Ship
Builder, /. According to the Register
there is but one Gentleman in the Senate
~ We have received of our friend G..
+. Guptil, Gouldsboro', printed Report
of the s. s. Committee of that town, said
report being printed at the Office of Mr..
Guptil. While the mechanical execution
of the job is not up to the standard of Bos-
ton printers, it, nevertheless does much
credit to our friend, as he does not claim
to have all the facilities Of complete job
Office.
BY this report we learn that the amount
expended in town for schools the year 1868
was:
Raised by the town, Sl03O,2O
Received from State, 307,42
Town School Fund, 37,l3
s1375,05
Number Of scholars in town the first day
of April lS63-727, giving to each scholar
| 81, sol.
Ina supplementary page of Interesting
Items" we take the following:
Gouldsboro' settled in 1863
Incorporated Feb. i6, 1889
There is no record of schools prior to
1850; in that year contract was formed
by parties as follows:
GouLDsBoRo', Nov. 10Th 1880.
Mr.. Hollands proposals for keeping the
town school for six months are as follows +:
the town to give him $500 per month and
allow him to take any scholars that do not
belong in this town, as a payment to him
self, and find him board, and after six
months if the money is not paid him. tho
town to allow him interest, to which we
agree, and assert on the part of the town.
JOSEPH TILLISGHAsT,
THOMAS COBB, 'eicclihcn'
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says he overlook the enemy at that point
on the 9Th and was skirmishing. The
enemy crossed his whole force at Ratliii'.
and Collum's Ferries, and proceeded to
Canton, where they were reported on short
rations and broken down.
Hwas thought they would destroy n
| portion of the railroad north Of Canton
and go at once to Nicksburg.
About twenty five had been killed and
captured. Our cavalry are harrassing
I them.
ATLANTA. Ga, Sd.
A despatch to The Appcal, dated
Macon. March I'd. says-The whole Fed
eral force under Sherman was at Caution
on the eSth ult. Our cavalry were har-
RAISING them with decided effect.
Canton is about 90 miles north Of
jackson, Miss.-Ed. .-..=
Gen. Gricrson's command had returned
to Memphis.
A private telegram from Forrest SAYS,
my victory is complete. My loss is
9 killed and 60 wounded The
Yankee loss in killed, wounded, and cap
turcd is about 500. They outnumbcrcd
me three TO one. Col. Forrest is killed
CHARLESTON, Sd.
One hundred and twentv-cight shots
were fired at the city to- day. The enemy
are engaged in hauling ammunition to
Cummings Point batteries. A derrick
boat aud schooner are lying alongside the
ments elsewhere on the coast.
MARCH, lth, Ono hundred and eight
shells were fired at the city i'll the last "a
4. ~
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Washington

The Presidential vote In 1870, in these counties
was rs fellows.
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Town Meetings.

BrCKsPoRT, 1861.
Moderator--T. G. Woodman.
Clerk. Il. Parker.
Selectmcn--S. L. Hinkss J. Wentworth
Abncr Curtis.
Treasurcr-Nathau White.
School Committee--Rutus Buck.
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Merchants, II. Farmers, 4. Lawyers,
,. Physicians. .. Land Surveyor, /.
Lumbcrman, ,. Manufacturers, 3. Ship
Builder, /. According to the Register
there is but one Gentleman in the Senate.
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RAILROADS.

u TIM0RH AND OHIO
trains vtn b run bstvess ws.hinSten and New
FoR PHILApKLFHfA.NKwY ohK and BosToN,
Law. w..einSte. SIS .. n, his q M, $50
On sundsy :, : 30. n. for PhiisdslphiA, and 1.SO
fs.ssnssrs for Psii.s.phia viii tai. MOTTO. thu.
the So , N. train u the LATHsT train daily Eon
Tss usiH a ISo p n. does SoT 90 70 PuILA-
bELIsIA, and IL sor Nnv rshK fA'sHHonns az
EoR skLTMoRB,
LsAys wAshington - e.Sa, O. n, TO q. n, II 10
.. n, p. =, t1o ,. n, 80 p. n, and $50 y. N.
o. sundays 81 To = n, and ., kssp. n.
ToR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave washington ct Gss .. n. and and q % D.
n, daily, except hnnday.
F0R WkSHINeToN iND TIKI SOUTH.
and ~ tts and I.so, p, n, daily except Sunday.
only.
Leave Washingten q $50, . N, and and 40
p. N daily, except sunday.
No train tor Annapolis On sunday.
p 90 ,Ssoas . sss Tors sss n cl s@s - >
sleeping s.r on 1.ss p. n. train. Berth. in sls.p
Tsist ONES, sftsr lbs. hour th!y must be sscursc
oil the Sleeping Car Conductor.
.Tns Er.f and fourth trains IRON w.sAins,ou
" VI tartssr iHiolns.ioa, ticket. Of sv.rr Hind
inSsos sss.io.. ss u ne asS:. one,
MAs,sr Tfsn.pofta6oa.
L n. COLE,
apii-dH oensral nehst Agent
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n FL c l A l..
SENTENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM 8. FISH,
FIRsT CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.
ADJuTAEr GEHERAgS OFTICE,l
WAauNHaT0a ANIL "A 1864

SENTENCE OF COLONEL WILLIAM s. FISH,
FIRsT CONNECTICUT CAVALRY.
ADJurAET GEHEHArs OFTICE,l
WAIHEoToa, April 10, 1864. I
CoIsnsl william s. Fish, LIST Counssticut cavalry,
has ben convicted BY Oourt-mATtiAl OF "Oosduet
prsudioiAl TO GOOD order and military discipline"
in having made = fraudulent claim against the
Unitod states and resolved payment for horse
Lost In the military ssrVies claimed his personal
property but belonging to the United States Gov
eminent, Appro priGhsg TO his swn use and benefit
Eoods seized by him while acting a. provost mar
anal OF the MiodIs rSpArtnsntI delivering up
Largo sum Of money IN his possession, As provost
marshal, TO person claiming 1t A. his properly,
IL eo0rruptly resolving in eoOsidsTAtiOn oil thus
delivering II up the sun OF ssoo or thereaboutsi
ADD in having ssussd the GoVsrnnoat brand to be
renewed froh GoysrRmsnt morse aad then sell.
ing the same % his own property. Also, OF usius
false accounts and vouchers, knowing the same "a
ooatAin false statements, for the purpose Of OBJ
tAIniBg the approVA Of false olaIms against the
Unitsd states, contrary to the statute in such
saSe made and provided.
The court sentenced the said Colonel william
Fish, LIST Conassrisut cavalry, To b sSsAIsTsdJ d
hOItSn 10 ne Uaasd JsisS al Isy sad Sa00sAess du'
sad 10 bSoOms due 10 Mn Jr0A hS United aAss GHd
DPoytO ne UHdsd staisI HAs g lvs ASu'sHd dol
IagJ and 10 h tMPrtsOns4 IN NJ PsnEsniIsTv ~ Al
bsay, Moo FORK, o. Ia Ek ether pIsos ~ NJ SSssiS1
If Wsg san dSsa uIda FueA Gas SA6H b paid, PTO
Stds1 4i nd imprisonment shGH no Is Isss hsM On.
TsGr."
Ths foregoing Ssntsass AAI been approved b.
M SssrssaTJ 81 War, and Albany, New York, dsS
iRnatad a. the place Of eOnhnsmsRt WbLsh hal
been approved By tbs PTesfsRS
X. D. TOWNSEND,
apzB AHsiGtAnt AijutAHt General.
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NaE OF HOURS

Philadelphia, Wilmington and Daltanaore
"A LR 80 ID,
KNERAL ovENEN rs.
On and sfter Wednesday, January 70. 1854
sIssEEoER TRAINS LEAVE PBILADA., FoR
ssgsoIp az, g M, i,o ,. n. md ii. % ,. N,
wii%inssos, q ~ SSadsS. :s ssS 8 Sos
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Milford, at e.eS a n.
SALISBURY, NJ aes q m
W %ii@ &d 4 1IA, . and u,O /. -, s.ss,
SslsbuIT al ii.ss ,. n.
Milford At 3, ~ IN.
Dover At $50 .. N. and as N
s: 8. Se' y q: =: "a =: I'D a. - i1 ia
Lave baltimore for Salisbury And ln,srnsc a.,
Leave 1.iibaofs isr Dover and inssrnsd, 1ss .,..
tons, ~ h-S D. n.
TRILNE ToE BALTIMORE
leave Caester NJ SO .. n, Boop.T.,
FsEiGaT HRffs via e -. en- q; .ss.J &
L.sys EhisdsiphiA, for Fv. 1vins and Inferno
Leave wlininstoh, for <orryvus and in,srn,di
Leave B.lti@ors To-. rhll.d.lphI. and iassrn.di
Leave wilHIn' con Tor Fhn.dslphia and in,srms
iiAte places At - D. =
syEpAYs only Il "a. =. N. Haa IL SOP. N, iron
-yrom <hiisdsi,his 70 Wilmington ., az .. y
Trr M Wilmington 70 PHILADELPHIA. =. so p. m.
~ ally Al sss ,. m nom Baltimore 70 PhiiAda
jan,s-tf Nm. sTEARNs, supr.
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~EERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
OF THE DISTRICT OF CoLUMBIA-Notioe
10 hereby given that, by . rule Of the Court, ItE
'erua have been fixed 40 followA;
General TeHlJ,
Tlird Monday OF January.
First Monday Of MaY.
Third Monday of October.
Terms OyAs Circuit eouEi.
'. ghiek alone q Jury 10 lmpAnneled for tive trial
81 civil oAaea)
first raesdRy OF February.
Third Monday OF hHy,
Frst TueBiay Of 10 V1mher,
Terms RTE Cy!auHGl C9siyi.
N.=t Monday OF March
THIRD Monday Of June.
siFEt IOnlhy OF December.
r. TERMS Of tie DiFfrioi Cr1gT.
fret Monday OF June.
FIIst Monday Of Dc-onbuy.
SRtCini Term
rlrut IuQsdaY nj JEauNry.
Fret Flrglry ~. '"ll
FtTat tuesday ~ .5AIsh.
liza, rugshaY a. hpg..,
ThirJ MJnday Of may.
FIFst TleCdAy OF Juue.
FirIt Tuesday Of July.
Firrt Tul sdaY Of SeptsUGct.
FIrsi Tuesday OF OstObe'
FiIrt TIlpslay OF NOvGnlner.
gtrrt runElEy Of December,
By ordgr Of thS Court NJ. HErga
yp
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wAR DEPARTMENT,
wAsHIHsToE CIT, April II, 1854.

WAR DEPARTMENT
wAsHrHsToE CIT, April II, 1854
COL }. D. Fry, PropoH Msrshsl 0sn<raI!
coLosELi Your letter OF tho 9Th instant has
been reesived, In which you inform me that com.
plAinta have been made in ssne instances "thAt
the enroinents are excessive" and you request
my opinion to the legal and most proper mode
Of proceeding under the circumstances herein set
forth.n
In reply, I have the honor to say that the orisi-
nal enrolment was made In strict pursuance Of the
provisions Of the aot OF March o. 1855 chapter IS,
and though some names were omitted which
Ghould have been added, and other names were In
,srted which should have been omitted, yet, ooS.
Siderins the novelty Of the Law, the great number
Of ofnesrs acting under II without experience, and
the magnitude and dinleulty Of the labor they were
called 90 TO peri rm, Il II remarkable that the en-
rolmsnt WAA 30 speedily and correctly made.
In order to remove, far as practicable, any sr
rors from the lists Of names, you issued an order
No. Ioi, under date Of November IT, 1854 In wh.al
you authorised and rsquiIsd the srDeotioA Of al
facts necessary for that purpose. This srdsr wa
eArriedinto eff ct. Not willing, however, to lsAy'
untrted any means within your power OF discover
ing mistakes In the enrolment you went beyont
the requisitiOns Of the statutes, and ordered print
cd Lists OF all the enrolled mon 70 be prepared aut
made public, so that Ia every community the oiti
Iens might have an opportunity 10 aid you In th'
performance o. y hiSh puphe uo1b Nhho Pro'ee'
ing themselves against all habiltty 10 bear an I'm
equal share Of the public burdens
Havtng taken this preeAution, ard having give
70 all concerned the power to have all sxiatin
errors corrected, and having amsndsd the list .,
oording 70 the beat Of your Information, the fAs
that any mistakes still remain must be owning t
the negligence or wiiful fault OF tksse who noN
make complaint. The law requires you to pre-
oeod with the draft according to the enrolment .
Il stAnds at the date Of the DRAFT and there 10 D
other way for you 70 perform your duty than
take the lists then prepared.
II any over draft IL made at the present tim
the excess will be taken into account In ArrSngiI
the quota for the next succeeding dram, II mo-
troops should b required.
WILLIAM WHITING,
ap7s solicitor Of the War Department
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PUBLIC HORSES, WAGONS, ~.
wAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTAHT GEHERAL's OFFICE, !
WASHIH0ToHI April u, 1854
General Orders, No. III.
In relation 10 public horses, wagons, ".
|. Every ofiseF OF the Army other than of the
QuArtermabter's Department, aud the chief medi-
cal ofosr OF departments, armies, and army corps,
who hAB In his possession, or under his control,
EGy horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle
Of any kind, belonging TO the Government OF the
Omitted States, whether used Ia the performance
Of his public or private dut e., will Immediately
turn in the same to the QuArtsrmAStsT'S Depart.
meat.
II Hereafter no otnosr OF the Army will use any
horse, ambulance, spring wagon, or vehicle Of AAy
Kind which Is he property Of the Government Of
the United states, whether for the transaction Of
his ofiSiAl or private business, without an order
In writing from the AdjutAnt General authorizing
such use.
This order will not apply to ofiserI entitled 10
be mounted under General Orders No. IN, iron
this once, OF August Q, IoSa.
III. The regulations Of the QuArtSrnATteT's De
paFtment provide for the transportation OF ohserI
travelling under orders, and their baggage. whsn
on proper TequisitlOn an onieer has obtained
transport alton, the horse or Vehisle so obtained
will be returned 70 the officer accountable there
Tor, or to soms ofiosr OF the QuSrtsTmGStsr'G De-
pArtment, ~ soon - the journey IL per oTmsd.
~. The QuArtermaster General and Inspector
GsnsTAl will cause this order 10 be enforced BY
the oIaoera Of thsiT departments throughout the
armies Of the United States, and for its ViOlAtSn
reported by the onissrs Of these departments, The
SANE penalty IL attached A. provided by section
9, Of an act Of Congress, published In General
Orders, War Department., No. Ios, current series
IN reference TO the use Of AmbulAnsss.
By order Of the Secretary Of Wars
4. D. ToWNBEND,
Ap0 Assistant AdjutAnt 0sasrAL
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TlI1 Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained frO0l the Urphgn's
Court OF Washington County, in the Distriat o.
Columbia, letters Of administration on pefsonA
estate OF Amelia Mcdaniel, late of WHshingtO =
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same, with the vunshefs thereof, 70
the subscriber, or before the 18Th day OF Apfli
EeNt thsy mSy Otherwise BY law Do sNoIu"ea
from all benefit OF the sad estate.
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of April A.
- snSuIAwsw. LOUISA II. JOY.