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Hp'oRs DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF TuB JAMES,
Richmond, Virginia, April l3, 1855.

ARMY TuB JAMES.
Richmond, Virginia, April ls, 1865
GENERAL OEDERsI
No. 81.
Provost Msrshals viii grant passes to citizens from
the North or officers TO this city, except
ders from the President the Secretary of War; Lieut.
Gen. Grant or the Department Commander, by per-
mission from Generals Meade or Sheridan.
Officers and soldiers now in the city viii return to
their respective commands at or be subject to
rest and confinement
The Provoss Marshal General Is charged with the
oution OF this order,
BY command of Major General ORD
E. W. SMITH,
amid Assistant Adjutant General
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no OFFICERS and SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY
OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Richmond, ApMl Il, 1865.

Richmond, April II, 1865.
All officers and soldiers Of the Army Of North
ern Virginia, who were not present at the surren-
der Of that army by Gen. Robert E. Lee at Apo
mattox Court House, on the 9Th Of April, 1865,
are hereby informed that the terms Of capitulation
are extended to them, and that they can at once
avail themselves of the same by coming within the
lines OF the United States forces, at or near Rich
mopd, laying down their arms and receiving their
paroles.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. ORD.
ADAM BADEAU,
Tiaufanant CoInne1 IT G
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OFFICIAL.
70 TaE feU4LL Of h!LnhOND AND ITS
TIGiNITT


The inhabitants of the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no difficulty
viii be made in admitting them 10 bring market
wares to this city. They are invited to commence
their ordinary traffic at once, and assured Of pro-
lection iu passing TO and lro within the lines Of the
United States forces.
The citizens Of Richmond, and shopkeepers and
others, also requested to resume their ordinary
avOcatons as speedily as possible. 1t is the wish
AID intention of the military authorities to protect
all good and peaceable citizens, and to restore, in
as great measure as may be practicable, the for
mer prosperity OF the city. No molestation by
soldiers others will be allowed if possible, to
any who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be issued TO military commanders in
conformity with the above announcement.
By commend Of Maj. Gen. 0RD.
ADAM BADEAU. Lieut. Col. u. 8. A.
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HEADQUARTERS, }
DxTAcuAENT Army or TIE JAMx9,S
Richmond, Va, April II, 1855. }

tfENNkaI VIIDEltll
No. -
Protection b. hereby extended 70 all churches ant
places OF public worHhip.
Religions services may b. continued without tnterIg
thon az In times OF profound peace This protection
must no howeve be perverted Tor tn, utteranoe IN any
Gna OF worshpiof easonaDis continents expTesiona
Whom thus perverted 10 viii 30 Withdrawn
10 ~ s,urches where ptsyere have heretofore been
offered lor TIE so.csllei President Of the Confederate
fatoa snilaH mark Of respect d hereby o:deye6 e be
maid 70 shs PTesdeat Of the United States
By COMMAND O, hsios. CeieFal O. NElgzE1-
y. =. wHHELEB,
M Ai~l soft Gen.
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HEADQUARTERS Eu.TAEY GoY'R OF R.cnMoEp,(
RIcbIaoSd, Va. April r. 1855.
GENERAL OEDER}
No. Q.
LOYAL citizens dealing IL coal WOOD are authorised
10 M he some In aIna quantities tor the aappy OF Tie
citizens Coal wood and provisions may % bsous et 70
TIE olt7 rom he surrounding country Provost Aai.
shas WI give ths necessary permits 70 carry out thia or
der. g. il ShEPLhT,
epIs-d Military Governor OF Richmond
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-24
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel U. S. A.
HDoR's DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
Army or THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April Ia, 1866. )
GENERAL ORDERS, I
Ne. %. {

GENERAL 0RDERs(
For the purpose Of carrying ont the requirements of
General Orders No &C. current SERIES from these Head
Quarters it is ordered that all officers and soldiers having
captured horses, carriages other private property in
their possession turn the at TO the Quar-
temaster of their respective commands to be forwarded
TO the Depot Quartermaster at Richmond in the
property was taken from citizens in near Richmond
to the nearest Provost Marshal be returned to the
Citizens having such captured property in their
possession viii turn the 10 the Provost Mar
shall
Any person neglecting TO comply promptly with this
order will be placed in arrest and punished Command
ing officers will be held to strict Accountability in
porting all cases of delinquency within their respective
commands. Provost Marshals will make strict search
for captured property in the hands Of officers and
the utmost vigilance in attending the execution Of this
order.
BY command of Bajo. General ORD:
Ed. W. SMITH,
Assistant Adt Cen
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HEAD oR's DEPARTMENT OF YIRGINIA.)
ARMY OF TIE JAMES
RICHMOND, Va, Aprn Ia 1866

GENERAL ORDERSl
No. s.
All ptured property other than munitions of war and
subsistence stores win be turned promptly 20 the
Depot Quarermaster at Richmond. All captured subss
tence stores and munitions OF will be turned over 10
che appropriate staff Officers. All private property taken
nom citizens in and about Richmond will be returned to
che owners.
The Provost Marshal General and his subordnates are
charged with the execution OF this order.
By command of Major General ORD.
ED. W. SMITH
spI4-u Assistant Adjutant General.
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MARRIED.

On the 2Ist of July, 1865, at the residence OF
David pic1ey, in Union township, by A. III. Hull,
Esq. Mr.. JACOB RITCHEY, of Co. 4, IsSth
Reg't ?, Y. to Miss ANN ELIZABETH WANTZ,
all of Bedford co. Pa.
On the 29th ult., Mt Mount Smith Church, by
the Rev. David Wolf, Mr. WILLIAM SUTER
and Miss EMILY FERGUSON, all Of Bedford
county
On Thursday. Aug 3Ist, 1855, by J. H Wright
Esq, Mr.. CYRUS FICKES to Miss EMMA HAN
COCK, both Of st. Clair township.
On the same day. by the same, Mr. HENRY
KRING to Miss SARAH ANN R0USER, OF
ST. Clair Up. ~
On the 24th of August, in schellsburg, by Rev.
N. II. Skyles, Mr.. JOSEPH C. MAY and Miss
MAGGIE DAUBS0N, both of Milligan's Cove,
Bedford county.
On the Sd. inst, in the same place, by the same,
Mr.. HENRY H0RNER, of Somerset county, and
Miss ELLEN SHOEMAKER, of Bedford county.
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and payment Of taxes aforesaid shall he admitted
he SHALL reside. '--s'A
"if any person shall prevent or attempt to pre-.
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And the judges Of tie respective districts afore-
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then and there to perform those things required Of
them by law.
"Hyra eraaer EnJ hnna, ut my ufhce Ina Bedford,
this ast day of September, in the year Of our
lord, ons thousand eight hundred and sixty-
hye and in the eighty ninth of the Independence
of the United States
JOHN ALDSTADT, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Bedford,
September l, 1864.
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NEWS TO THE CITIZENS Oh
VI BEDFORD COUNTY.
Pictures af old Prices.

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likeness of themselves will save MONEY by stops
ping at
Gettys' photographic Gallery
opposite the Washington Hotel. Cell and exam.
inc before going elsewhere. Remember that Get
tys is the first man who made Ambrotypes, Me.
lainotypes, Terrotypes 6c., &U in Bedford county
Remember that Gettys is the hfst tian who
made Photographs in Bedford county. Reneni.
Der the place-Opposite Washington Hotel
7. r. GETTYS.
August 25, 1s65-3t.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-09-08
FOR THE BEDFORD INQUIRER.
who is Cant. Adam Weayerlingg


No doubt when the time comes to elect our
county officers, many honest voters will seek
information as to the moral character and
qualifications of the various candidates before
the people. For whilst it is true that most
men are SO strictly partisan that they viii
vote for any one nominated by their party, no
matter whether fit for the position or not, yet
there are many who would prefer to aid in ell
evating to Office men of integrity, without
strict regard to party principles. Perhaps
some such will ask, who is Capt. Adam Wea-
verling? as he is nominated for the office of
Associate Judge, what is his moral character,
and what his qualifications for the Office
VIII the iuquiring voter believe one who is
most intimately acquainted with the gentle
man in question-one whois not writing from
partisan principles nor for selfish interests,
but simply to give information to such as may
not be personally acquainted with Mr.. Wea-
verling.
Prior to the war, the occupation ofthe Cap
tain was that of a farmer, and thus Injured to
hard manual labor he is familiar with the
wants and interests of the laboring man and
the farmer,
He is also one of the most unassuming, hon
est, and obliging men in the county. His
moral character is without a blemish, as all
who know him viii say, whether they be his
political friends or opponents, and above all
he is a man of piety.
As to his qualifications for the Associate
Judgeship, we can safely say, we believe them
to be sufficient Although not possessing
classical education, he is, nevertheless, a man
of strong mind, clearjudgment and good busi-
ness qualifications.
The Captain also deserves great credit for
the valuable service which he rendered the
country during the late war. Soon after the
breaking out of the rebellion he recruited
men, and entered the army of the United
States as Lieutenant He was severely woun-
ded whilst in action; and notwithstanding the
serious injury sustained by him, last Fall he
recruited a company and re-entered the SER
vice of the United States, and served with
honor till the close of the war
So kind and true was he to his men whilst
in the service, that they looked up to him as
TO father and loved him as a brother. No.
officer in the army ever won the confidence
of his men more than he did.
The Captain is not, and never was, clam
oring politician and Office seeker. In this
respect, as well as in others, he. is just the
kind of persop the people should seek for
and place in Office.
INFORMANT.