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@sr1tesslts A98sbpte, i'm Dupltfat, perben auf 6teier 81.
gum Antauf unb sur @ssftafuns BON
2ecren TGfIern
aus Der observation-disclosures biefer Stabt:
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nate. 3abluns'n itnb In Der 8aderet bel ieeer Mb6slung su
maiden. o.
OerlentSe' 0Gtl9er BEN Gpntratt erbdlt, mug garaIdaft
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lnpHop1'l Capt. nnb e. G.. II. 9. 81.
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So @ermanitr., Spii6en r9owaro< II. Gitapftr.
4, 9bgletds Id. am 4. &pru, eins neue Glahe erSFnete, bin i'd
'bur6 BEN ausereewbbnItGen i3ttpaHs tsr S6dler satl pen5s
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taneer. 6It 81 tlIH1n.L iii r
81 pirb aueer ben bister e~elebrten T19ern nntertbt Ina
8uGfitren unb Turnen eegsten irereen.
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2aufe bieies WcnatS eutSesen eenommsn.
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pen Z gvat 1901. wttttass IL ttr, entseeeneenOmnteu, I'm
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Seee 6teler 0uantttdten ntuB an BEN porerpdb nten plase
p'aneh ~ 9aStn i1ab@mpfnns tes Grntraftes abeeliefert lein.
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Sttlinitncus @pal. Qafbinstpn 1cosr Mleranbrtl) lnb Al
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unb tlstnen Stanbbarrtus mil yte fling Sabnen un6 dlem
3ubetTr gum Stltrtren Don Qiau6r, 1T tpeaett Eomtltenber.
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SOlsenSe Mrbeit9eber BADEN bic @reisIiffe ser
Sd1nbmddber Sebilfen II. Seffecber uutericbrieben
Ranufatturer 9tcalte, 2. Gln1e, @rGpfs, Carr, &cd, QDtn'
ter, 8Dnnerter8, l. Glafe, 8lDbsrtS.
Mueuf Bran6t, prdf.
9. Wlurpbs, Chairman.
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rtfifr. tn StsHng. SeSe Communication htrb ia eIcrst
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Baltimore, %. apiG 1864.
Die Nttteliecer bes 2psan Stammes, So. 2, s. 81. SO.
rerten Ieunbli6ft erlu6t, ndbnen Wcntag &benO s utr in
Der 9Dsdn SaI su erideinen, inbert iebr tpt6tt9e 0egentdube
3ur NeItanelung p~prltesen.
SIM 1uftras. bes Sefretntrs: s5
(SaWtp) Spbn Sreb. Ednber..
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NNIWtItytVN 0WNVtENVII OEU+ 4
trat am IS. &prtl ;. S III 6plfer 8lltHe In ,araft. Die
teften unc Sprtbetlbdftefen @eIeee wurten ansenpmmen, nm
einen Se6en1 Elm it6eres untertonmen su She'll werben au
lafen. 9Der baber lid bieistn stelSerfpre6enfen 9eretn au.
lblteBen nil, Der %perfdume ni6t, am nd6fen Mpntae, ben
%. Nprtl, su erIGeinen, mD tie erfe %nfte,abluna fattfnbet
9as @erianmluugslpfal 1T btt Serrn Carl Soluble, Rp
ll2 8cBlfraBe. s. unmut Il, priE
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~ ~n4an0Snltinpre @Sirpue.

eAA tI45AS Baltimore @rpUe, mis-
Lin NbiInbeIpbia ytpab, SiefeitS Ger Sonaate.
Die llnterSei6neten e~mpftblen bei'm 8eeinne Der freunb.
li6eren Saiipn tbren bubi6 eineeri6tetsn 9las an Der gbt-
wlacelphia Rpab su @rcurIpnen unb tIr Qanb.partbeien. Gin
bprtre fht6er 4ansI aal, wobl Der er6Bte in ter Na6barItaft
Der Stabt, befinbet i4 auf benz Ylase unb etne bpte @tnSaus
nnne umeiebt ~teuielben. &c 1T rei6lih S6atten ba ue
bic 9~9irtbffaft wirb tets taS Bette ltesrn. Mtr bitten INN
p~eneieten 3uipruG. Mnmeleunsen fSnuen am plote feIbf,
cher Bet G. S. gpung, Np. A. e. @asfr, senadt mereen.
tl2apr1rnt( res 6. s. y pun9 4 MeRmte ht.
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Der Nrion Gciau9nereim md6t Ietnen 6reunten uni
GGnntrn bic %ergebente 4nJet8e, baB er am Dftnsfntpntas
ben 16. Ntat etne Greurfpn MAO teni f6On g~ele5entn 9afa9-
ete @drten Seranfaltet. Naberes In elmer fpatern Mn3etee
IGoA
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NunO u~erlpret.

Gin brauner Sibnsrbant, etras metz auf Der 8ruf, iebr
tetnent 9adr Ino Sn8sltustsr1 S1manSe un9eI1pr y 1tpESte
lpbnuul bemientsen, Der itn Suritdbrinst peer Nustunft 3ur
WieeererIan9un8 ~befelben seben fann. SO 203 9ancperitr.
81 (EoJHeTiAE = H'#" - III HL1"# ra- .
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H]I1 s.. Snaps Gdbnlc.
Die 2etrfunoer fur bds SOntmer. EaIb ja6r natrten ant
Dienftae, ben %. Wtar3, ibren Nnfans an welaem Gage bic
9erfesuneen brrsenrmmen wurten. ,Mrmelbunssn aur Muf.
nabme neuer S6Iler belisbe man fObnlb mte mSsIi& su ma.
den, "a nar etne ltmitrte Nnsabt terafT6tist werben fam i.
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Santmtltde 5ausetsentburter an Der Canton NSenue per-
ben hermit ~brtnsenp sriu6t, nddfen
WDntas, Den 25. 9tpriI,
IbenSs s l1br in ben 2cfale bes 9rn. Spbn S6pars, Ode
Canton Mbenue unb Bcnohrase. Su ~erideinen, UNI bic u6tbi.
gen S6rttte 5a tbun, btnIdtIid beS . eppet+@eleife s,
mshass bic PHILADELPHIA @tln1instpn- Il Baltimore. @ifen-
@etetfe idmmtlt6e @Cbnbdulsr an Wertb berlieren ipiirben.
Sc mtrb pabsr elmer 5ablrei6en @erlamntluns In bte1er MIDI
ttgen Angele9enbeit ent5egen9e eben.
2 Snt Auftrag rtebrer Sauseteentbuner : ss1 4ft--@
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fraees bat Der llnterrlGt fir has Scmmerfemefer wieee
besDnuen.a Neue Mnmelbnnpen inSee man balbtsf NADER
.SAuler tperben IN Sp(f uno 9cgiS %aenrnmen. nnterri6t I
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~beipuSeres Derlansen ertbetlt nnb ertra be3ablk (5dprlmi
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SD made biermit rneinen hiefioen. Scm,e rse,nen ausrSr.
ttgsn %irennpsn. unb &aufern I'm Aneemeluex bic Ausetss,
|raB t6 bente mein @elG6ft
Sfr. b SSeft Yrattfr., nabe GDGrIeSAr.,
esSfnet babe unb pte thinner Bic ibeatn gBaaten IN, 0Dbrfe-
lale an 9ano baben merle, irslbe Id, rem 9aieterrerfiufern ~
ben btltefen WtarttpreiIen ablaHen tann.
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0t. 81. Settler,

Nr5t, Wunoor5t nilb 8ebnrtSbelfer.
Or. 8sBler, heHdsr nube an 10 Snbre In Nlpbile unb Scrt
forb %pratttetrt. lat f4 auf BITE Mnreeuno mariner 8reunte In
fetnen esatiten Mttbnrserna an. Die 6erren GtoS. Spilfer
4 @pa ~. Sal. Deutl3 un6 Wlaicr 9Idmentere fsrsen mit
'gei8nueen Nuberes uberfetnen @baratter unb fetre Ndbte-
tetten intttbstisn. Wcbnuns unb OfFse, SIS Spaitarar,
seeenuber Ntalrr Slumenbsrs,s Sffce.4st
SptspHunesn oSn 3 BIS 9 gprrntttass, 2 Bis 4 Ia9.
nn!tt'eSs nno bis MSenbs. ScfonterS GpnfmItotion
5Mr S'nsenfrdufe wdttpr6 unb SDauabenO ron 2 bis 5
I2'ts ii l8AzQlI 1850 r8.oFHrtnfr tarrls)
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BUR Nadbrtdbt an Steuersabler.
Gttp.g ouectpre,Sffe !
Baltimore, ben Is. Npril 1864. {
Die Lurbi1s her Mufdse fir 1854 fir Stubt- unb Stats.
feuern werben am Drnnerfds, ben q. b. W. iertis. Ale,
nelhe TIRE Rednungen an rper Dor benz /. Mot besablen
fnb su tinen, Mbsn9 BON s PCT. an lieeentem unb bon s PCT
on periSMli9em G%tsentrunt betebttet. -
NuguftstS ~. Nrice,
(blaRotixl @tte.Gpueetp1.
Baltimore. 18. MpriI 1854.
Muen yerfpnen, bte tontS.2i;enien ~beblrfn, ttene tiern1tt
sur go9rtSt DeSt d aGe bteie. 3tyenien tn uaetnsa geFs babe
u NIB ~nuurattrD berttt bin, t~teiel6eR az t<neusrn.
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Cine quite in febr ~banRiser Gage Der stabt Befn Slid
8aderet lit ianint bent fanSen 9auS ttRtg 81 ~rfrrerten
Ndberes tn Der Office ees Slltte8 (SrSQt] E
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
Agent Treas'y T Il.
CIRCULAR.
FURCHISING DIST. No. /, T. ND. }
Subsistence Odiee, Washington, Ark
l. IL Il

PURCHASING DIST. No. l, 2. n D.
Subsstvnoc Ohiee, Washington, Ark
December, 2UtA, 1864
tailed AgriculluraIsts in the State of Al
~ kaHs4s ale directed to duiiver on OF before
tae Stu day OF April, 1865, to the officer OF
~ Mt Of the Subsistence ID ,partmsnt, stationed
at Washington. Nashville, Fulton, hondo, Lew
IsYill-, Saga0lia, Camden, or Eidorado, Us may
h hiJst convenient, OF to any officer or agent
ei the St osIst@uce Dep .niant specially au-
tileriaed by this OH 10 receive the same: One
Hundred pounds Of bacon, or its equivalent in
}srk, and one hundred pounds Of nett beef (said
h-st 50 be- delivered OH hUoi,) fcf ea,h abls-bO-
tiod slave OBJ theic farms bctwaen she ages of
sixteen and fifty years; whether said sla, Is orr
employed ia she field Or no
OHa-h4H OF the marketable surplus produced
ty detailed HETicultHrasts vii! be purchased
va account OF tile government; the other half
to "e l"it with the producer toT the subsistence
Ut soldiers families
Agents appointed by State, county or eorps-
late authority to make purchases for soldiers
fsrRilirs of the surplus left with the producer
lH.'st have Sheir authority so make such par
chases authenticated by this office or the Com
Ia4ndant Conscripts District of Arkansas
Any person claiming communication in grain
e.. for any portion OF the In=at which he is
obligated 10 deliver to the government, may
By producing the affidavit of two dsinterest-d
parties that by the exercise of proper diligence
il has been impossible for him to furnish the
meat for which coinuIrtaton is claimed-hsve
the saale commuted in grain, &c. at equivalent
Ittes, to the extent OF two thirds of the amount
due trem him.
In all cases of sales to the government or
soldiers families and payment of Communication
IS above, the prices allowed will be those fixed
ly the Commissioner of the State for the month
ia which the transaction is made
Pork-hogs weighing less than $50 lbs gross
will BE- received at the rate of IS pounds TO she
100 weight, those weighing over $50 pounds
gross at so pounds to the 100 weight: provided
the hogs delivered are average of the lot to
be slaughtered, and shall be delivered by the
lst day of February, 1865.
J. ". CALLAWAY, Capt,
& Chief Pur- Con'r. for Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
500 DOLLARS REWARD.

E(ANAWAY from the subscriber, on 2Oth Ne
AZ vumbr last, JACK, q Negro Boy, about
l5ycRrs cid, of dark copper color, rather spars
made, about feet high lie wore of g black
wool hat, pair OF dove-eolored jeans pants aud
an old J-aAs sack-coat near tie color Of the
pants, sleeves wors OFT too short Jsck is 81
very good cook and wash, aud is smart enonrh
70 tell plausblr tale, and perhaps has ioinsd
some emigrants or scouts snd told them that
himself and master lad been captured; that he
had made his escape and was Wsntinr 10 gs
South, and perhaps has made his way O. Texas
having before ran away. changed bis name. and
told similar story ! will pay the above re-
ward for his delivery - INV sddres. fC.rtre
Poiut, Ark, } OF bis confinement in Waslirrt,,n
or seme other Jail 80 tk3s can get Liui.
A. W. MATTHEW'S.
70 Tyler Reporter, Huntsville Item. an
Shreveport Gazette plaase give thrce insertion
and rharge .hs Office q 81
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
Strayed or stolen.

s1SROh Bates, near Dooloy's Ferry. two
N HORSES
sorrel horse or z years old, l4l hands high
star in forehead, three white legs. aud a white
spot one and half inches square on the right
side, old sore on backbone.
Iron Grey, years old past, 16 hands high,
some white spots on the top OF his runp and
between the hind legs, and scar on the out
side Of each hind log above the knee. two inch
IS long, looks like a GU; with knife.
Both horses tlin in order, having been on TIE
Missouri raid. Gaits, walk and troi
g. will pay liberal reward for the delivery
OF ssy information Of thasr horses at Washing
ton OF CabelPs camp.
a. Y. RIEFF, Lt-Col.
44-S GouTO s's ReriIu nj
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
lid. ORs. DIST AJAX .

HID. QRs. DIST AK
NEatinS;oE, Dec 18th. 1854 (
General Orders
No
! having been represented 20 lhoss Id Ors
: tast r3Jny cayslT y-rner in the amy. inrln8-
ing thos, OF Maj Gen. Price, are disinsunt,d.
and that o.kers who have unssryicrshl~ hor.~s
desire 10 volunteer IN The Infantry aud Artille-
r., they Will upon their own crpliestion be
transferred 10 the Infantry or Artiilerv, having
ths privilege 0: selecting their own commands
These applications must Be rlade ~ spocdilv
~ possible, 0sh-rrise those desiring transfer
Will lors ihs opportunity offered, OF selectiug
the usitis3 they may wish 10 ioiu
All taea Desiring so to volunteer will make
buowu their wish-s 70 the commanding officer
Of the company, regiment or brigade 10 which
they bolong, and such az sro not attached 20
any command will apply 10 the nearest soni-
m2nclpR officer, Who will give them masses 20
these lid Qrs. st Washington. where they viii
assemble ~lth the least possible dslsv
Men thus transferred to tie Infantry and
artillery, having cavalry arms, ere mott fad lha
II Is contrary to law to sell them TO citizens
and they are hereby notified thA; they uiast
dispose Of them 70 soldiers remaining in the
cavalry. Citizens are siso nedfed that it in
contrary to isw to purchase arms Gccoutrgmsnts
&c, from soldiers, under penalty Of fine. az
3pn'onmcnt-xuc oonfscajion @. the proper
ty perchss-d.
Cavalry odieors viii facilitate ia every way
;his volunteering OF oismountad raun to the In
t3ntry and ArtiileTy-and thoss who throw Oh
staces in The way OF it, will bs looked upon ag
guilty Of wilfGl disobe dieneo Of orGess-ans will
bo brought before Court Martial
Maj Gen. Parsons will select en- n!FeaT fror-
each Of his Brigsies to be ssnt to Gen. Price's
kd. Crs., LanesFort, Ark. tor the parposa of
collecting volunteers from tho Missouri Caval
~ Tor his InfSntry Division, also "a officer of
Artillery, who viii be likewise sent 10 rccrui,
volunteers for the Artillery Of his Division.
MAJ. Con. Churchill viii select au ofise. from
each OF bis Brigadef, 10 be cent TO Hd Qrs. ~
Oabbel's Brigade. (l2) twelve miies above Full
ton on Red River, and 70 I'D Qrs. of Slammon's
Brigade, below Monticello, for the purposo w
collecting volunteers from the Arkansas Caynl-
ry for his Infantry Division, also an officer of
Artillery who will bs likewise sent 10 recruit
volunteers for the Artillery Of lis Division
BY command ef
MAJ. GEE. J. b. NAGRUD2R
W l. ALSTOE.
42-Sw.J A. A. General.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
81, 800 E2EVgAREsl

Ep ANYWAY froa the residence of the sub
IA seriber, at Dallas, Texas, en- the I4th ul-
tmo, TWO NEGROES, Of the following de-
seripdon: Adolphus, q light aulatto, aged
ubeat II years, rather below she medium, size
and Angeins. lis wife, also 9,ulatto, aged
uhoSt IL years, snd rather small. They took
OF large bay mAre-msle. Don't know taeir
dress, O. l was hot at home when they left
The above reward will be paid for their delivery
u my wiie at Dallas. or for their confinement
la Jail 80 that / get them. Bald negroes were
beugat from DT. Smith, of Princeton, Ark and
ere doghtlass trying to make ;heir way to the
Federal iros ii l,at vicinity
zi-5w 4 EARWOCD
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
RUNAWAY!

s,SRoM my residence in Hampstead comfy,
a about five miles from Ccntreville. about
ak weeks ago, Negro man named HENRY,
heavy set, dark complexion. weighs about l50,
has lost about half Of one big toe, quick spoken
and Intelligent.
liberal reward will be given fer his rocove-
ry or confinement so as I may get him again.
Direct 10 ne at Miteholl Hampstead county,
Ark. John IT DAVTs
December g, 1864. 44.2w.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
HEAD QUARTERS DIST. OF ARK ANsAS
GENERAL ORDERS,
mo-,

IL Commanders of Companies shall report
z a to these iii. Qrs. the names Of The Black
smiths, Carpenters and Harness makers and
Wheel wrighs, IA their command. These men
viii w detailed III the various Stall Depart
meRts until their respective commands take the
hcld, when they must report fer active duty.
The officers in charge of the various STAFF Dc-
partments must decide by nqniry M 90 the Nj
hciency Of the mechanics recommended for d.
tail, and be held responsible for thuir return IN
their commands, the moment the latter arc 0F-
dersd'into the field. The Mechanics 70 la
made as " only in Tho immediate neighboF-
hoO0 of the commands To which they belong
and che Staff Officers to whose service these
Mechanics may be drraied, will bn held re~
sponsibis for the performance Of such work, q
would have beon required Of these Mechanics
in their command respectively. Colonels of
their Regiments under the direction Of their
superior officers viii see that list shall en-
brace all Of the mechanics in their commands
referred 70 above. Besides the currsut workrs
quired By the Troops Stat Officers IN charge
oi these mechanics will keep thain continually
employed, IL manufacturing tor tie army gen
orally.
Ry command of
MAJ.-GEs HAGRvDER
WI. A ALsTON.
f2S#. A. General
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
EsacfLnn Tnlfrn.

YENHE qualified voters M Hampstead caurtr
III will meet Vt She different prsciucis ir
oi January next, 10 hold an election far .Jad -
cf tile Circuit Court w iill thc nuuxpired t4rni
ci lI0a- Len II. Green, resigned Tha Judges
oi ths regular election Hre hereby notified %
give au1 attendance for tht purpost of hOltlna
raii olc5.i0n-
WI FlrT ~L-
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
MnHEY LOSTI

NN Wednesday. the 14th inst. dropped or
~ mislaid from my pocket-book. either at
the Telegraph office or at the office of the
Circuit Court Clerk, a small roll or fold of
arkansas Treasury Warrants.
The finder will please leave them at the Tel
egraph office, and be suitably rewarded
43-2* ALLEN HOBSON.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
&. {. TREASURY AGENCY T.Mp

.aTsaaG, IcLGs, Jse. 8, Ibb4.
s AEFOSTTAAIES who have Bonds Of the
A[ S5g9, ,1UJ,UtsJ hoi-t4xablc Loan, for sale,
authorized to receive, in payment therefor,
Exch&nye certificates issued by any authorized
DePOstar! west vI She Mississippi river, bat
ns other.
III last~Ilaon Of persons holding these sertid-
catus Is called to tic fact that whereas it may
be considerable length of tina before sun
cient UIaollIt Vi lev issue is received In this
department 10 redeem these eertifr&tas they
Il" granted the privilege of investing them IN
t-s very bexsl class uf Government securities.
2. W. GRAY,
%9-3 Agent Treas y T MD
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28

DOLSiai OTuSrS,
No. =.
:. Citizens are informed that Il u contrary TO
Ia" to buy clothing, accoUtrements, arms, &e.,
IFoIn soldiers under penalty Of forfeiture of the
property and $500 fne, or not less than two
years imprisonment
II, All OTHERS are directed to take possession
ei All Enteld, mississippi and Springfield rifles
emu lnnskets and bresch-l0adiug carbines found
IN tAe possession OF citizens as government pro-
perty illegally acquired, turning the same over
to Lleut--Cel. Clay Taylor, Chief Of Ordnance,
with iull stateuent of the case, and giving to
the citizen receipt fer the same, which receipt
shallshow the value Of the arm OF arms, as may
be agreed upon by the parties and as may be
determined by assessment as prescribed in the
lmpressment Gcr. These receipts will be pre-
sented to Lt,-Col- Clay Taylor for settlement,
and the AMOUNT will be paid She Citizen where
us found shat the property is his snd net the
Governments
III. Al Missourians who have come singly
or IN squads 10 Arkansas, not belonging to the
commands OF Mermaduke, Shelby or Pagan,
will report TO Mai.-Gsn. Parsons AZ C=indsu, OF
to Col. c. s. Mitchell at Washington.
~. All the troops Of the army will drill at
least twice day, and all cavalry viii have two
drills as ih,Nntry to one as cavalry.
Y. No application for furloueh troFr any sol
diar, whether ST inf%ptry, cavslry or artillery,
viii be entertained at this, or sny future time,
By SIS lhlilC AdtS cOHlulAlllAE oGlceFS, .ill 50
he present1 his arms, with bayonet and accoutre-
tteE,-nts, 70 the commanding officer OF his com
paEy, shows to his satisfaction and 10 that of
the Colonel commanding reEiHasnt that these
articles hsve never been issued TO hirl, or il is
sae@, that they have been lest through no neg
lset or design on kic part, and ia such cases the
application snd all the papars connected with it
will be forwarded 70 District Headquarters.
When arms have been Once given a soldier no
privileges whatsoever viii be granted him uE-
loss he produces these arms or accounts foI
thea satisfactorily to the officer commanding
his company and to the Colouel of his r. ginlsut
VI. All eficers are enjoin-d TO the strirte5i
compliance wish the foregoing orders; failing
in which, they will not only be tIied By Court
Martial for disobsdi-uce Of orlgrs, bat will hs
brought before board Of examination for in
e-heisuey.
BY command Of
Hrj.-Gen. J. b. MAsaUDzR.
ED-E. TURNER. &. A c. 80 Ct
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
HD-QRS LABOR BUREAU, DIST. ARK,
Washington, Ark, Dee. l3, 1854.
lArrRral Orda1 J

Washington, Ark, Dee. Is, 1854.
General Order
l. All negroes captured apprchended by
officers and privates Of the army of this Dis
tric: will BE sent to this bureau forthwith, ac-
cOmpanied with descriptive list, giving own
rr's name. State and county in which they
sidad, with remarks showing place and date of
capture or apprehension.
ii. Officers and privates Of the srmy of this
District who have slaves in their employ, as
private or mess servants who are employed
WITHOUT the consent of their owners, will
forward them 10 this Bureau with 1ull descrip-
tive lists
III Commanding Officers Of Divisions, Bri-
ggdes Regiments ana unattached companies
ere specially charged with the execution Of
tits order
BY command Of
Haior-Gen. hAGRUDER,
W. WARREN JOHNSON, Maj.
and Comd't. Labor Bureau, II. Il
Approved: BY command Of
Maj.-tfeh. MAGRUDsER
srt5} a A ALSrON. A 4 q.
Washington telegraph., 1864-12-28
HD.-QRs. TRANS-AISS. DEPT, !
GLrax.a..,,. 7 n N "a T0PA

Shreveport, La, Nov. =, lS34.
General Orders,
Nc. 80.
FEyAG following named Officers ere assigned
E IL duty st Department Headquarters:
Iieut-Co!. j. F. BgLTON, Adiatant Generals
Department. Assistant Adjutsnt General from
November Bth, 1854
Major Z. b. LEEDS, Consolidated 18th Lou
hiana Infantry, as Acting Assistant AdiutSns
QsnerAI. By c8R1nand Of
Gen z. KIRBY Smith.
&. &. ANDERSON, A. A G. z44