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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
TO THE TAX PAYERS OF DIVISION NO. l

The United States Deputy Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue, for Division No l, comprising viii.
mlngton. Christiapa, BrandyWlne and Mill Creek
his'' informs the Manufacturers, Butchers and
others, that the duties and taxes accruing upon
.helr returns to the Assessor for the month of
feDfuary, 1860, will be due on the Goth day Of
March, 1866, and that be will be at his
once, on aud after the Goth until the 90rh Of
March, for the purpose OF receiving the same
rayment In oil cases to be made in gold or silver
coin or IN Treasury notes Issued under the au--
.noriiy OF the United States or IN notes Of banks
organized under tho act 10 provide a National
currency, and known as National Banks.
All persons not avsiuR themselves Of the on.
poriunity OF the time named. will subject them
serves 20 IN addition Of ten per cent on the
amount due.
JOHN P. HlLYARD Deputy Collector.
ofoe GIG Market Street Office hours 0 to
l2 A. NJ. l to 4P.M. mar. lT-2w.
FoR RHSr.-A very desirable Dwelling in o
pleasant part Of the city, on the east side of
King street, between Seventh and Eighth, the
late residence of Rev. Nicholas Patterson,
deceased. II will berented to good tenant il
application be made soon. Apply as above.
March 2l-2l
CALL.-Ro hs Citizens of Viimi1gfon and
Sfdfe Of Dsld~dre Please to take notice that
j. ii. Muhhsusen, No. 4l6 King street, has
now on hand very good assortment of Cloths.
Cashmeres, Pants, Clothing and yeatings OF the
latest fashions, and at the lowest cash prices.
Give him call and examine his new stock.
Twenty DOLLARS REWARD Was lost on
Monday morning, March 9th, between and 10
o'clock. in passing up Fourth street from Fourth
and French 10 Market, up Market to the civ
l!all, roll Of notes amounting to 1888 80
There was six ten dollar notes and one five. and
the remainder Of the money In small notes. The
toder will receive the above reward by leaving
the lost money at No. 8l8 King street
march 2l-lW. H. II. HAWKISs.
JoHN McLRAR & Son, No. III Market "A.
have for sale one 5000 Bond of the State oi
Delaware to the Delaware Rail Road Companv
ID shares OF First National Bank Stock. and Id
shares Of Bank OF Wilmington and Brandywipe
Stock. Bank of Wilmington and Brandywine
Stock has Of late been making dividends of III
per cent on the par Of Its shares.
PAcENG BoxBs.-Persons changing their
place of residence. and who are in need Of boxe,
to pack their goods in, can be accommodated by
calling on PiersOn & Brother, at their Pattern
shop, Franklin street, between Jefferson and
Madison.
RhMoyAL.--Dr. J. T. Wilson, having Dur.
chased the Drug and Medicinal Store lately oc.
eupled by Mr.. William LipFinoOtt, has removed
to No 60s Market Street, four doors nboy,
Sixth Street. supply OF fresh Drugs, Medi.
cines, Perfumery, &C., SC, has beeu procured
from the best Philadelphia houses.
~ B-The eompoundng OF prescriptions
will be eonhded to experienced and reliable as.
sistAnts.
Prescriptions compounded at all hOurs OF the
day or night
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
PREsIpENT LINooLN.

The Commercial Advsrtiser has Wash
ingtOn letter, which says
"Although sadly beset and annoyed by
ofice-seekers, who insist on rotation Mr..
Lincoln is recovering rapidly from his
recent slight indisposition A gentleman
who called on him by appointment last
night, at eleven o'clock, says that although
Mr.. Lincoln had selected that hour in
order to be free from intrusion, the
audience-room and the private offices were
crowded. Among the most unfortunate
solicitors arc the unprovided-for Union
members of the two last Congresses, who
consider that they have a pre.emption
right to place. Any position will be ao-
ceptable, either at home or abroad, that
has O salnry of fifteen hundred or two
thousand dollars year, but thoy must
have some kind of place, and most of
them will be gratifed in order to get rid
of them"
To this the New York Tribune adds the
following pithy remarks, which we heartily
endorse -
"This has only to go oil little longer,
and the Nation will have to mourn another
dead President, as it SO lately mourned the
untimely fate of Harrison and Taylor.
And we give fair notice that we shall hold
any one who presumes in that case to talk
of "mysterious Providence" "inscrutable
DEGREES" "visitation of God" &c, &C., q
shameless imposter. The President is
being killed by monstrous experiments on
his patience and good naturo-kiled by
the greed and impudenco Of bores, who
meanly calculate that they have only to
bore hard enough, and "most of them will
be gratifed in order to get rid of them"
And Gas The Commercial says) foremost
among these rapacious experimenters on
his kindness of heart are certain recently
discarded Members Of Congress, who
strangely seem 70 imagine that their i'll
success with the People "giveS them pre-
emption right to place" We beg leave
most emphatically to dissent.
1t is OF the gravest National consequence
that the President should now be able to
fix his attention exclusively on the National
crisis, and devote all his time and thoughts
to the securing of satisfactory pacifcation
Of our country at the earliest practicable
moment. The ofice-seekers arc not only
killing the President; they are imperiling
the life Of the Nation. We urge the
People to insist on their instant and thor
eash akAtansat."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24

sand four hundred aud Eve dollars aud fifty two
cents
For stationery, six thousand dollars.
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation
for the Payment OF salaries in the bureau Of the
Comptroller OF the Currency. twelve thousand
dollars
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for
Crpitol police to be added to the contingent
fund Of the Senate, two thousand nine hundred
and fourteen dollars aud twenty eight cents.
TO supply deficiency in the appropriation
for the public printing, one hundred aud eighty
thousaLd dollars
To supply a deficiency in the appropriation
for paper for the public printing, four hundred
aud fifty thousand dollars
To supply deficiency in the appropriation
Tor the public binding, ninety thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation
for compensation TO the reporters OF the Con-
gressional Globe, eight hundred dollars.
To supply q deficiency for compensation OF
clerks in the Denver branch mint, four hundred
and ify dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation
for the branch Mint at San Francisco. one hun
dred and fifty four thousand eight hundred
and eighty nine dollars and sixty eight cents.
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU OF NAyIaATios,
For binnaees, binnacle lamps, aud alidades
for bunting muslin, and etW ng materials; for
ensgns, jacks, distinctive flags and marks, sig
nal hags and foreign flags, aud for making hags
OF all kinds for logs log lines, log reels log slat
log paper, log books, and sand glasses, for leads
lead reels, lead liucs, armiugs for leads, and
sounding cups. and fer eigual apparatus Other
than signal hags, cue hundred aud twenty fv,
thousand dollars.
For freight and transportation Of navigation
materials, instruments, books, aud stores fol
postage on public letters; for telegraphing fol
proposals; for packing boxes and materials
Tor blank books, forms, aud stationery at navi
CATION ofheesi for maps, drawing, aud models
and for incidental expenses not applicable L
any other appropriation, three thousand dol
lars.
For the purchase Of nautical and Astronomical
instruments, nautical books, maps, and charts
and for repairs Of instruments, and for bindinl
and backing books and charts, one hundre,
thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUIT
ING.
For fuel for the Navy, and foI the transporta
tion and expenses thereof, 6vs million lhre
hun ired and sixty seven thousand four hundre
dollars.
For equipment Of vessels, Eve hundred thou
sand dollars.
BUREAU oP PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING
For provisions, one million ave hundred tho,l
sand dollars.
For clothing, seven hundred thousand dollars
For a gold medal to Cornelius VANDERBILT!
pursuant 10 joint resolution approved Januar
twenty eight, eighteen hundred and sixty foui
three thousand dollars
And ihe sum Of forty three thousand dollars
hereby appropriated to be added 10 the contiu
gent fund Of the House Of Representatives, fc
the purpose Of paying such contingent expense
IS may be directed by resolution Of the House e.
Approved, March ., 1866
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
THE DRAFT IN WHINING TON TO
COMMENCE

PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
WILMINGTON, DEL, March 28, 1865
A Draft for the quota assigned to New
Castle County, Del. under the call of the
President, December 10th, 1864, for
100000 men will be made at the City
Hall, on Saturday, March 25th, 1865.
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal of Delaware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
March Goth, 1865.

T. W. DURBAR, Eso-TRMpERANcE. Our olt.
i4eus will be pleased TO know that I. W. Dunbar.
Esq, will deliver Temperance address in the
Hall Of the Institute on Thursday evening next.
the 8Oth inst The oratorica powers Cg Mr.
Dunbar are well known in our community, for
be labored hard among us during the late polti.
cal camp.ig1, and his varied aud peculiar style
Of speaking was such as not Only 10 please but
inform his large audiences. Uson the subject
of Temperance he will be equally eloquent and
efficient, and those who may attend hs lecture
cannot fail to be inspired with yirtuous pfinoi-
pies, and prompted 10 ail cause which
demands the approval Of every patriot and
christian. How much drunkenness there is in
our community, and yet how little is doing to
prevent the terrible evil The proceeds OF this
lecture pass into The hands Of Temperance asso-
Citations, to be appropriated to advance their
Virtuous cause Tickets of admission - c,s
BOLD RosBERY.-0n last Sunday night, some
thieving rascals entered the tobacco ani segar
store of Mr.. E. W. shultz, in Market street, he.
low Front, BY bursting open the front door, aud
took therefrom about 1000 segaIs, lot Of
meersehuum pipes, navy tobacco, pocket books
aud small amount OF money, among which was
a one dollar note on the Milfsri bank. This Il
one of the meanest acts Of mean rascality We
have heard of for long time. Mr.. Shullz is a
pslr, hard working, honest man, AMI depends
upon the little store just robbed for his means of
support. He offers a reward Of FiFTY DoLLARs
Tor the recovery Of the goods.
Doors AND SHoEs.-Reeoe Pyle has taken the
store No. 20 East Second street, near King,
lower side, where he will have. after the 18th
inst, good assortment of boots and shoes, He
was engaged as salesman in the store Of George
g. Hagany, Eco for several years, and is well
and iaVorably known, aud therefore we predict
that he will do good business.
FIHE PROPERTY FOR SALE. Our readers must
not forget the sale of that fine and desirable res.
idsnce, No. $50 West street, offered by William
Bright, next Monday afternoon 1t four o'clock.
1t ia one Of the best built and most convenient
private residences IN Wilmington, and 10 in q
cleanly and healthy looAti5n. 1t will be sold
without reserve. PosnsSSsn giVsn at saSs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
MARRIED.

MRRCER-MERR1HEw On the 18th mat
by the Rev. Mr.. Reilly, at the residence Of
the bride's father, RoBRRr MERoRR, NJ. D.,
OF h city, 10 Miss EMMA MERnHhw, Of
Camden, n J. NJ Cards
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
MECCA OIL COMPANY"

indispuiibls titles given, W '-' -A'
aoriu''eeT 'noFlnallan, TENS 49, appiy to Of al
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
"FARRELL WELL"

p ae.'". AZ s''".l','4 'v I'D ,,, ~n.. above Al.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
GEORGE W. GRIFFTrT,
LIVING HOME. = : :

VI asasGu hens over lot summer boardeFs who hay,
Kept mN full most Of the tin for the last fOur month
At ross AShls prsss fsF he timss,
.EsTi IA. BRO w,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-03-24
T0BAtunkn'A htponr.

TRBAsunRR's htpopr
William 8. nilles, Trraslt,r, io account with
Board OF Public Educliou DR..
To balance from last settlement. sl57 90
To Cash reed ttom teachers far use
OF books, , 522 O3
~ uash reo'd froHi C.iy Trea uttr, 1887 o.
" " S.io " 1852 70
" " proceeds cfI.ea
az the Board of Pub FL. d.o'h l,7oI sd
f3l, ,693 6s
nr
By amt. pd for turuitru .n aAipen
ter work on Sch,-l No b. 1922 sa
By amt pd intcres' Oh b,Ai. $50 o.
saarits of ielthit-. It-t 20
housekeeping ,Sl lertts, U6d -
books RAD sati1niy. 2 ,6S6 G5
Insurance fcgni,s. &0f l33 As
lual, 720. 90
fitting up sciod No. 10, 1911 Il
/" notes nf plal n pnh.
Education, 1900 90
balance 078 90
Wilmington, Mach ~, is6i s3l sos sc
THs FAIR or Nisusu opened last evening. q,
the Institute Hat with number Of astonishing
ieats aud performances ct new ard startling
character. He IL certainly i w.nd,rfu man
aud cannO; iiil to please his Audiences, ii ,be
appreciation OF the large company oi spectators
that patfonised him ls,t evening is nos criterion.
llo performs aguin 10 uig ut and Tomorrow
night Presenis arc given u the audience each
evening,
NoTicG. "A special meeting Uf the Handel and
Iiayin Society will be held In Tuesdny evening
next, March 2s,h, 1865. at O. clock precisely,
At the room dt the Society, corner Of Market
aud fenh streets. II is earnestly huped that
every member will be present, as business of
Importance viii come before ths meeting
By order of the Trustees,
IlRNRY Baum seoy.
I.S0s-A fea mere days and they will all be
sold Persons holding y. e. Certificates Of In-
dehtydness can have them ooagcrtel Into 3d.
without cost, Or eau have them collected for 10
Per cent rers0us wishing TO iuy,st in tho 7.3Oy
beiVsC they are all sllJ, Can make arraugemeut
to pay 10. cia on or hciuru thc 10Th Of April
by calling Oh r. r. RoIlNsoH & Co
Corr -of ith sud Market STA.
S1hscsption agents
MIET CERTITIoATfs --l. Robinson n Co..
corner Fourth and Market streets will recsiye
Mint Certificates iu pnYwcnt f1, "a and allow
the interest In full
7.8O TREASURY NOTES
Interest on 5 90 one cent Per day
100 Two cents per day
" 300 ten cents per day.
I" 1000 twenty cents per day
Aud convertible at maturity into 5-2O Bonds
which pay six per cent per annum in gold. end
which are now selling In the market at 10 dol
lars for the hundrsj. Delivered a. ths Cme Of
subscription by John NOLear s. Son, Ne. iii
&arlEst strsSt,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03
same view Stories About Mr.. Lincoln.


A wfiter in the Boston Watchm0ts and
tells the following stories Of !
he President
Mr.. Lincoln has a fund Of humor
which, thought not always dignifed, ID
harmless 1t is ever apt and ready, and
doubtless among all the wearing ser
raws of bic public fife has Afforded him
-.Eef when he would Otherwise have
broken down under his heavy load.
This iocosepess is sometimes grin and
sarcastic. 1t is always playful, yet IS
never abusive, and seldom wounds.
Often it is nicely adapted q The place
and occasion. and is used With great e.
feet Il n one form Of that humor that
Il not uncommon III New England esPe-
cially 10 rural districts, and which, 70 =
higher and more cultivated development,
alornsthe pages Of Holmes, Lowell, and
others Of our literary men. About Two
wears ago, when the PRINCE q Wales was
Soon to marry The Princess Alexandra,
tlaesa Victoria sent letter 10 each OF the
soyereiens, informing them Of her son ,
betrathal, and among the reHt 70 Pres
isieat Lincoln. Lord Lyons, her ambaa-
sadoF at Washington, and whos By the
way, Summarized requested an audi
Ance Of Mr. Lincoln, that be night pre-
sent thts important document IN person
Al tbs time appointed be was receive.
Ut the White Hoase IN company viii
Mr. Seward
MAY il please your Excelleney, sai'
Lord Lyons, II bold in my hand a.
Autograph letter from my royal mistress
Quesn Victoria, which have been CON
manded 10 present to your ExcellencJ
= 10 Il she informs your Exeelleney tbs
her son, his Royal Higir.sss, the Prime
Of Wales, il about to contract . matr
tnonial alliance wittiher Royal Highnes
the Princess Alexandra, Of Denmark.
After continuing in this strain for
few minutes, Lord Lyons rendered Il
letter to the President and awaited b
reply. II waa short simple and express
3 i've. and consisted simply oi-these word
'.Lord Lyons, 70 thon md do likewise
q We doubt If any English ambasaad
was ever addressed in this maner befor
and would be glad to learn whet sncee
be met with ia putting the reply in di
lomaiie language when be reported Il
her Majesty
II is said that sometime since, VII
deputation Of cIerRymen presented
address 10 the President, ii which
was styled "a pillar Of the church.
quantity, and perhaps truthfully rema
ed that tthey would have done mu
better to call him stseple
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03
REDUCED RICEs!
Jacob Jacob straub & Son.

AxEs.-LippincOtt's, sharp's, and
& others. G
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Gross Cut Savs-eaEn- /
mon and Patent. 500 Is Is
Meat Cutters am Suffers. a1
Hale's Patent Meat Cutters. AZ a
Shovels and Tongs. /
Steel Fire setts, and Stands Tor /
same z $50 t
Grain shovels. Long and " ?
Handle Shovels.
Cotton aud Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar ScYEhes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, Afau assarts
Pocket Knives, ment, at very
Razors & Scissors. Lew Prices,
Tea ana Table spoons. zaasaaa
! Scales and Scale Beams,
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws.
I Cleavers and Choppers. -
| Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co 81
Nails. Building Hardware. Is
i Cabinet Hardware. I'D.
Barton's & Whites Celebrated
Cooper Tools.
Columbus and Terre Haute Trass
Hoops. j. 81
Chain Pumps. ga
Carpenter Tools.
Also. q full assortment Of Shell
Hardware.
JACOB STRAUR & SON.
"a Maia Street,
BELOW THE WASHINGTON House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03
DENTISTRY.
j. c. BIERBOWER,

ID e N II i = II.
Special attention -
- 80 given Ia the in
SIYFS ssrsson 81 axsin- q -
1Ip eial Teeth. S
Rooms NeSss I andas. Marble Hail.
SsosHd Floor, kstR Stress.
Ey2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03

ssA lawyer and cart.uheel need
10 be creased. ''Itfs better 70 have 10
do with a whole fool than half fool
"We hang little thieves and take of our
hats to big onea @Mules make great
fuss about their ancestors having been
hofses - @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03


OAAS~ - ~ Aa1- =
RNFaqAe gfsss BALTIMORE OYSTERS - i
nsselvsa g..ivs warranted fresh
HI A. COOK. Agent.
5=e-s5s...-5s (
4 IN ~ 800 = - = II. A. COOKS. /
- ss.sss +. 80. 49, = /
Is boz FAAstl ~ Z sih
T. Z, - hssh $500 $3.50
a. aseSalssl stsass
! a. a. Lsb=tsfa. at
1soYE oYsTEgs.r-5o doz see 2 y eanss Cove
u OystnFss At n A. 1D0k'Hs
--~90rs,N F6pS sNn pEAs-9s asg Creen
= 49, 49, = - = e. - -. -
- feA' as - N94 ronKss
A9EkNETT a nNsAEk's AAThAGte is doz
ID assorted ExtNsets 8 a. Coohr
So - t-ss-
III 80 p@asi l,sfi-y
hbi.oAs seal.
hbla Farlna.
] e@se Pearl sage
e j abl ereeu Peas, 1890
PEI aailet sresas = = =. sSsssA =.
lsRgsH RLkeknERkIKs.-'ta ags eans fFesa
II biaesherriss, : =. = : eooA :.
rsTRAwRERRrNs AND CHERRIES.
- co ao4 eaas frsaA Strawberries.
ID aaz Dc a. GhNrKles. At
~ A. COOKS.
~ = : : Z = - Ia H. IA f,ss-
49,. nas.sf.rris. a. Charrles
= ii i. COOKS
fholck EAhIbk ~ 49, 1sos go s
-, - - - - -, =. .-a
/ ~. - H n ,s.sfs y II gooKs'
/ CsToNK wARK. $500 gals Stone wase. frOm
= '1s'.- II. 4 COOKS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03
sTRAUB q SON.

HAaD w "a III aia
~ 5aea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03

Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs. Mats, window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &C., &c, making the most
complete stock 70 be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03

out to ufIb, I popped the question to
Nancy, Ind she said she would have ne
FOR she didn't care cent for Bill Saith,
and we have been married rforty years
eam next june ~ sm..a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03
House Furnishing
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have q full stock or
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-03

sa A wfiter in the Boston Watchm0g and
sReaector tells the following stories Of
Inc President:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-16
BUSINESS CARDS.

w w. SHORE a. CO..
W. AUCTION AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS
REAL ESTAT AGENTS,
Have opened their new and commodious Store,
No. 8, WALL. Tor Efficiently STREET,
(USDER ST. CHARLES HoTELl
Where they are ready TO dispose Of goods Of
all kinds at
PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALE.
Gs@Particular attention will be paid TO the sell
REAL ESTATE in the city and country. Also,
the selling Of all kinds Of LIVE STOCK, SUI.
LERS' GOODS etc.
10 LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE UPON
CONSiGNMENTS. my l5-lw
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-16
LOST AND STOLEN.

OO O0O REWARD.-Any person re-
SZsUUU siding in Nirs mia or elsewhere,
into Whose hands one or more Of the valuable
papers listed below may have come, will receive
his proportion of the above reward, by sending
II or them TO my address, through Adams Tx
uress Company, with instructions to receive the
reward on delivery of the bonds.
No questions will be a5ked-so the names Of
the parties will not be known.
Messrs. r. A. Lancaster Il Co., Stock Brokers'
Main street, Messrs. Maury Co., Stock Bro
kers, near SpotswoSd Hotel and Mr.. John Pur-
cell, Stock Broker, will also have the kindness
10 act for ME III this matter
JOHN STEWART,
Office, Franklin street, between 7th and 6th
Richmond, April 20. ap26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-16
TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATES }
ntVIsIoH oF NATIONAL BANKS,

TREASURY VI TIE UNllED SlAlEoi
DIVISION OF NATIoEAL BANKS,
WAsHINGToE, May 9, 1865. )
1t is hereby certified that the National Bank u
Virginia. Of Richmond, Va. Banking Associa
ton organized under the Act ITO provide Ma
tional Currency, secured by a pledge OF United
States Bonds. and 10 provide for the circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June 3, 1854
having complied with the requirements of sectil II
- of said Act, and with the regulations OF this
Department made in pursuance thereof, has TINS
dsv been designated az a Depository of Public
Moneys, except receipts from Customs, aud by
virtue of such designation will also be employed
as q F.nancal Agent Of the Government.
+. f. SPINNER,
myl5-om Treasurer u. :.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-16
OFFICIAL.
BRTGADIER GENERAL NJ K. PATRICK.
DEPARTMENT OF vIRGINIA,)
oYYIoE OF THE PRovosT MARSHAL GENERAL,S


RICHMOND, Va, APRIL 9th, 1865. }
As the various military Offices in this city arc
thronged with persons making applications Tor
passports, the following is published for their IN
formation.
NOTICE:
Until further orders, no paroled prisoners oil
war will be permitted to pass 10 their homes IN,
OF BY way OF, any of the Northern cities. Ihe
officers OF Fortress Monroe are charged with the
duty Of preventing any such persons from taking
passage on the Baltimore or Washington boats.
Paroled prisoners of war who can reach their
homes via the James River, Norfolk, Portsmouth,
or through the interior Of the State, will be al
forded every facility at the disposal OF this Office
Citizens who have given their parole or taken
the oath Of allegiance, are permitted to go North
TO make necessary arrangements for engaging
once more in business.
All classes Of persons residing in this city, and
having farms or plantations in the country will
receive the necessary passes for going and reurn'
inc. on application TO Capt. &. L. Scoviic, lower
foor Of the Capitol. -
NJ r. PATRICK,
anQb Prov. Mar. Genl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-16

HoS. JOHN 5. CARLILE, late Senator in Con
gress from Virginia, is nov citizen Of May
land, having within a short tine purchased
property within four miles Of Frederick. MI
Carlile il now i, this city and In line health ana
spirits. He expresses his discrimination 20 sup
mort the Administration Of Andrew johnson,
eonceding that nothing is reqairsd bat time and
care 70 adjust the difficult questions Of the day
In order TO bring the people OF the North sAd
South happily tOgether.-WaIh. Chron.