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SECOND DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-.In the
Senate Mr.. Sumner introduced series
OF bills relative to carrying out the Re.
publican form of Government in the Dis.
trlct Of Columbia, enforcing the constitu.
tlonal amendment prohibiting slavery,
guaranteeing a Republican form of gov
ernmcnt in the late nsurrcctionary
States, &c.
Mr. Wilson introduced bill to main.
tain the freedom of the inhabitants or
States declared in rebellion without dis.
tlnctlon of race or color.
In the House, Mr.. Colfax was elected
Speaker over Brooks, the former receiv.
ing l39 votes, the latter 35. All the
old officers reelected except the Post.
master, who is Josiah Give, Mr..
Stevens introduced n resolution 20 an.
point committee Of fifteen members 10
report whether any Of the late Confede
rate States are entitled to representa-
ton, which passed by 1913 to 3G.
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81 E Z. lei c. R a p AzC,
U. S. Senator for North Carolina,

RALEIGH, N. O., December 4.-W.
A, Graham was elected Senator from
North Carolina to-day, Tor tho long
term, receiving one hundred and thirty.
eight out of one hundred and ffty.four
votes: The ballot for a Senator for the
short term was without successful re-.
suit Graham was III the Confederate
Senate, and has not been pardoned.
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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1866.
SENATE.

The Senate met at 10 n. IA.
Mr.. Buist introduced bill to declare
certain streams not navigable. also. a
bill to incorporate the South Carolina
Land and Emigration Company.
Messrs. Williams, Richardson and
Sullivan presented reports of commit.
tees.
The special order for l | o'clock a. m.
A bill to establish District Courts-was
discussed and finally was made the
special order for tomorrow, at | o'clock
a. m.
a message was received from the
House of Representatives, stating that
the House had adopted the following
resolutions. (introduced by Mr.. Tres.
cot, } and asks the Senate to appoint a
committee to act with the committee of
the House. The committee shall be an
thorizcd to sit i'll Charleston, S c..
Mcssrs:: Trescot, Elliot and Lord, are
appointed committee on the part of
the House.
Whereas, The State Of South Carroll
na is deeply interested in the speedy res.
toration of harmony in the relations be-.
tween the freedmen aud the rroprietors
thereof to the end that the present dis.
organized condition OF the labor of the
State be terminated, and fair opportu.
nifty be offered for the restoration of her
agricultural activity and enterprise
And, Whereas. The State n ready
and anxious to afford to the freedmen
every opportunity for rcsnming profta.
ply to themselves, by fair and Just con.
tracts their ordinary labor, and for that
purpose has cndeavored by Legislation to
provide all necessary security to their
person and property; EtIa.t
And, ,0hereas, An unfortunate differ.
ence appears to exist in the low country
of this State between the proprietors
and the authorities of the freedmen
Bnreau, who represent the policy and
power Of tho General Government,
which difference must produce great, in
convenience and suffering, both to the
freedmen and to the State:
BE II Resolved, That committee be
appointed, to consist Of three members
OF this House and two members of the
Senate, who shall be authorized to sit
in Charleston, after the adjournment OF
this General Assembly, and to confer
witfrthe Commissioners of the Freed.
mems Bureau ofthis State, in order 10
affect, if possible, a restoration ofthat
harmony betweendhc relations of capi.
tai and labor. which the best Interests oil
both the freedmen and the State so i'm.
peratively demand. ~
Resolved, That the committee be re.
qhired to report the result of their in.
vestigatiop and conference to the Gov.
emor, who is hereby authorized to make
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such representations rs may be neces.
sary 10 the Government of the United
States.
/ Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Clerk called the roll, the Speaker
took he cheir, and the proceedings were
opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. Ca.
pers
The Speaker laid before the House
the petition of sundry citizens of Barn.
well, Edgcdeld, Lexington and Orange.
burg, praying for the establishment of
a new Judicial District
Mr. LOWE presented the petition OF
snndry citizens of Lexington District,
praying exemption from taxation during
the present year, on account of losses
sustained by General Sherman's raid.
Also, The report OF the Commissioners
of Free Schools for Lexington District.
Mr. SeigRng introduced the following
resolution, which was agreed to:
Whereas, BY the twcnty.six section
of the first article of the Constitutions it
is provided that tie members of the
General Assembly shall be entitled to
receive ont of the public treasury, for
their expences during their attendance
on, going to. and returning from, the
General Assembly, FIVE dollars for each
day s attendance, and twenty cents for
each mile of the ordinary route Of travel
between the residence of the member
and the capital, .os other place of sitting
OF the General Assembly, both going
and returning
Resoloed, That it be referred to the
Committee on Retrenchments to report
as to the propriety Of requiring each
member of the House, before receiving
his pay.bHl, to certify to the cashier the
number of days OF his actual attendance
on the session of the General Assembly,
and the number Of miles between his
house and the capital, or other place of
sitting of the General Assembly by the
ordinary route of travel
MIR. Trescot introduced resolutions
with reference to the restoration of har.
mony between .he freedmen and proprie.
tors winch were agreed to, and sent to
the Senate.
Mr.. Simonton introduced bill to re-.
peal certain enactments in relation 10, the
banks OF this State. So,
The House proceeded to thg% az
Grafton of bill to establis.. 4. inct
Courts; also. a bill to amend 2imi
nal Law; and which elected q DTa live.
ly debate. io
Adjourned.
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Commercial.

CHARLESTON, December 5.-vCoTroN
We have no change to report in our
cotton market we therefore continue
previous quotations, viz : 45c. to Acc.
for middlnS 47c.. for strict middling,
and 4Sc. for good middlins;;
NEw YORK, November 3O.-The
Cotton market is quiet, with sales Of
three thousand bales at 81 cents per
pound.
Naval Stores quiet Gold, 4s4.
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WANTED.

M7ANDTED TO hire immediately for the
wv Charlotte s. S. G. Rnilroad, ten or
twelve-wagoas and teams to haul cross-ties,
near Simpsons 7. o. Liberal prices will be
paid For further information, apply to
w. b. Creight, Railroad Agent, Winnsboro',
James Rosborough, Simpsons Il. o. or to
the Undersigned.
]. W. GREEN, Engineer.
Nov 28'G5-5
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Congressional.

WASHINGTON, December 8.-Sena-
tor Wilson has prepared bill, and will
press 1t to an early vote, repeating all
laws IN the South which recognize inc
qualities in civil rights and immunities
IN consequences of difference of color,
race or descent.
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and
Plantation Tools.
estate safe,

10y authority of the Court of Ordinary,
I'D Twill sell ut public ut-cry, on Thurs
day the 4th December rincxt, ntthe late resi-
dence of John p Bell, deceased, q lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Cattle
Hogs. Corn, Fodder, Hay, Farming Uten-
sils, set of Blaoksmiths Tools. two bales
Of Cotton. ~ carriage and two horses ;
all belongis hacsstate Of John p. Bell,
deceased. epg'.9s
81 sBELLA H., BELL.
nov 28'654Itl Administrators.
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TWO HUNDRED AND
FIRTY TONS OF FREIGHT

through the canal without difficulty, as
they were built expressly for Che trade.
They are fitted up with STATE ROOMS
and BBTHS capable Of accommodating
ihirty.hve passengers. Every attention
will he paid to the comfort Of passengers,
who will not be subjectto the Inconvenience
of transfer. to other vessels, but win be ta-
ken through direct. without change.
Yhe tables Of the steamers are literally
supplied with the best the market affords.
Families travelingswill find it to their in
terest to take this line, as they will thereby
escape the danger and discomfort of a sea
route. and the fatigue Of railroad travel.
On the 10Th off December next, if the
business Of the line wartants it, the steam-
er WILLIAMS will be put on the route, and
iri-weekly trips will be emade. taHfS t1
For freight or passage apply to WHIT
FORD, DILL h CO., New Berne, N. O..
ng DAVID WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
nev 21'65 f'l
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ESTATE NOTEGE.

ia Ill persons having demands against the
II \ Estate of John Harrison, Sr,, deccas.
ed, will render them in properly att ested
without delay.
JOHN r. HARRISON,
nov 2l65-3w9 Administrator
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ALSO,

Tailor's Trimmings Of every variety, which
thay offer to the trade at New York Jobbing
prices. 80 Broad St., Charleston, s. c.
dec 565-3mo:
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BaitimOrc, Philadelphia, New
Work .nnd BOSTON, via Albe.
marie and Chesapeake
Canal.
THE COMODIOUs STEAMERS
PlOaRs 88MNODORE ADAMS,

Ma Ih1ssss vi ]Sernc fr for Norfolk
Wv 'Sa biiAY of each week at 8
o'clock, A Shnecting with the different
lines of steamers for the above named
points. On 4nd after the first day of De-
cember next they will leave on Tuesday and
Friday Of each week, making semi-weekly
trips. Shippers of Goods will receive every
facility and accommodation fpr tic trans.
portation of the same, as arrangements
have been made with the different compan..
panes to forward goods 10 this line at low
rates and withouhSdelay. Each of these
steamers are capable Of carrying
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G. D. CARR g. Co,

nEALERS in Carpets, Oil Cloths. Mat
~ tings, Window Shades, Patent Step
Ladders, SC.
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ESTATE SAKE.


ESTATE SAKE.
In pursuance to authority given me by
l. Court of Ordnaey, will sell on the
22st Of December next, at the
DUTCHMAN's CREEK PLANTATION
of John Harrison, senior, deceased, a lot Of
Cotton,
s.. Mulcs,
and
Plantation Tools.
Also lpt of
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE.
AT the same tune, will be rented several
different
TRACKS OF LAND.
All the foregoing belonging to the. estate
of john Harrison, senior, deceased.
/. JOHN IL. HARRISON, Admr.
nov 28'66--td ~
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-04
DRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE.
CHIEF QuARTEnMAsTER's oTTIcE,
DEPOT or WAsHIEoIoN,

u. - WABHINoroH, u. C., Feb. "a, 1888,
signed fof Supplying the United states Quar-.
tern Asteria Department, At Washington, u.
e., Baltimore, Nd, Alexandria, and fortresa
Monroe, Va, or either Of thssO places, with
has VIII - received Tor the delivery Of
5000 buShsla " corn or oats Andbo tons OF hay
or straw, and upw ards, ...-
Bidders must atate At which Of the above.
SaSSd q, PSS: sy SS:S s & % s S %
deliveries fhereat, the quantity OF each article
proposed 10 be delivered, the time when said
asliysries shall be commenced, and when 70
be eompleted. .rN
Ths price mubt be written out in words on
Corn 20 be put up In good stout sacks, Of
about two buBhela esoh. Oats In like sacks,
OF about three bushels each. The sacks TO be
eTpmOnL The hay and straw 70 Be securely
The particular kind or description Of oats,
corn, hay or straw, proposed TO be delivered
must be stated In the proposals..
Ar the articles offered under tho bids here
In invited viii be subject to rigid Inspection
BY the government Inspector before being
Contracts VIII DO awarded nom time to time
TO the lowest responsible BIDDER, Is the In.
terest OF the Government may require, and
payment will be made when tho whole amount
sontrseted for shall have been delivered and
accepted. va f-'
The bidder win be required 10 accompany
his proposal with guaranty, signed BY two
| responsible persons, hat IN ease his bid be
accepted he or they will, within ten days
| thereafter, execute the contract for the same,
with good and sufficient sureties In q sum
equal TO the amount Of the contract, to de.
| liver the articles proposed, In conformity with
| the terms OF this advertisement, and IN case
the said BIDDER shall fail TO enter into tho
Soanrss sney Ns 70 MAKE d oSa tas aiSereS enc
lowest responsible bidder, or the person tC
whom the contract may be awarded. t.a
q, The responsibility OF the guArantoFs mus
/ be shown By the official eertiheAte Of Q Unitet
stStes District Attorney, Collector Of Gus
/ toms, or any other oiiioers under the Unitet
states Government, or responsible persoI
known to this ONCE. III .f-h'
All hdders will DO duly notified OF the 20
oeptanoe or rejection Of their proposals.
Tho full name and post-ofioe address O
each bidder must DO lesibly written In III
Proposals must be- addressed 20 DrIEAdie
General D. II. Rucksr, Chief Depot Quarter
master, Washington, d. O., and should b.
plainly marked Proposals for FORAGE
Bondl, in . sun equal TO the amount Of tn
Of his guArantoFa, win be Sequ red ofths sue
eessiul bidder or bidders upon signing the con
| tract. w"
blank forms Of bids, guarantees, and bond
may DO obtained upoa application At tht
All proposals received under this advertise
ment viii be opened and examined a. tht
SSs on WISn'idaE nnd sA;S.Ssy, 81 "a. e.
I ysS d 70 Re tA oRSp Rgc K BIDS
fe21-tT Brig. Gen. and QuAFIermaater.
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NJ 4 W INV NTI o
IN or
ARTIFICkL CHEoPLAsTIo
BONE TEETH,
no ....r ls. n7g BY
DR., q, u. sIGEsMOND,

go PonnsylyaniA avenue, between TWaIa
and Thirteenth streets, WashinGton'
prs. s. eAlIS the attention Of the publit y
the following advantages OF his improVeo"'
it. The teeth Of his manufacture viii hsv IS
oorrode nor change color BY any hoidii -
are throe-fourtha lighter than any other, a,
Nj. NO teeth 0r rOOts need be e1trAoseess,, -
the artificial onen can be inserted over III
I'd. The roots will be made inoffensiVe
meyer 70 ache. 80.
9Th. No temporary teeth are needed .tst,SI
mAhent ones can be made immed iAtely y ~
preserving the natural expression o. ths s..td
which, uhder the old syStsm, II hs9u'
diAhgured. 49, III. ~ .rsl
Sth. This work has been fully tOstsd toI ' "
i've years by many Of the nrSt ehemh"
phyaieiAnn Of this and tho old country; .,,usl
DR.. 3. has also Invented white h s. .soIii
tble metal nlling, with which the mos. NJ
tive teeth can % fned without pain, an N
build up q perfect sound tooth on Az
FoOts, which win latt through hiennT =,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHouTHAiH
with InhOxioua VapOr, by DR., SgesnglsnS al
PannsYlvAnlA AVanne, Inventor and oS,tud(
ufasturer OF AnAOstio InnoxiOus EspSsl b,
Laughing Cas- nor Chloroform o. 10 80 hos
strictly an AnAeAtle agent, entiIeH bNrnlsIi,
oxhilarAting ehesta, and Perteeuy ~ SSaJSl
oauaing 4 quiet aleep, with pleAin
tom and perfect lnnanhtbilitV " Ps,ntYed,
The beat OF reforonoes giVon II Iequ ~
Call and aKAmln0 Ear VOuraelvee-
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DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
ME BLE.

,, @E n.,. e; ga,
trains vii isave Depo,, corner Broad itresi
ans Ws:hi TsS .ssnSs, As Ioli9Ts
osptsd,l for baltimore and WashinEton' stop.
DinS ~ NORTHUMBERLAND Perrvyille' Hnvre.Se-
GSn rsse, AScrdesn, Pepiyp"L1 \ and MssnoIls
OeptedS for laitimors, stopping 81 ali regular
Ststions, eonneoting with beIswaro RAILROAD
az Wilmington for Milford, sAlhbufy and IN.
termediate stations.
Express Train at LIS D. M, SUNDAYS en-.
eantedN for BaItimore and WashinSfons Atom
ping al Oh ster, Wilmington, Eikton, Perry.
vile, Ard HAyrejte. Craoe.
Expresl Train Il $50 N (sundays OK.
eepted,l for baltimore and WAshinRton. atom
ping az Whining ton, Newark, Eikton, kortS-
east, PeEryyllls, HavrSsde- Grace, Porryman 's,
and Magnolia. " = '
Night Express At Ills D. m, for baltimore
20 take baltimore and NGShiSgton paSSen-
gerI,) Wilmington, Newark, ElEtoo, North
Pa Pssssnssrs Tor 70 Fortress Monroe win take
'h Rc az rRAtNs-- sto,Uipr a,
ali Stations between hilAdelphiS And VII.
minKton-- 80 = = - 2 Tll.ETT.
leave rhiladelphia at ilO0 y M, 400, q %
and 10 90 b. m, tho 400 d, m, train oonneet1
With Delaware railroad Tor Milford and Inter.
nf leave Wii%inS,On a. It's and $50 L. NJ, %
ana %H Ia I Sfi IN AIMS from RAITfMoRr-
Leave INFLAMMATION Al 10 M. I.aL an. And N
CHESTER FOR INSTRUMENTATION
Chaater At IL 10 IA q m n "A 4 m a Al \ On
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MlpIoAL.
Z P1ofkL MoTIoRI

! Or. ~ vILLNrs Rsiyais Hospiaal n Ne
Fsdsrai 1iosk, sofnsr of Ssyenth and Rs,resas,
eppos,ss the Pos, and Patent osasss, Rooms
y and ~ up stairs, Washington, D. Q.
An diseases Of private nature treated In
the best scientific manner, and radical cures
shseted IN all ssses. sYPHILITIO AZTEC
TToE, GoEoRRHGA, elect, STRUCTURES.
SEMINAL WEGKNESS, or the tssult Of 70
LUPTU0US DREAMS, or any weakness Of the
oEEERArIYE ORGANS, nom any cause
whatever, or how long standing, thoroughly
and rsdioSliy oursdJ aisoI GoUT, RHEUMA-
TISM, NEURALGIA, and other chronic
DIsEAsEsofth the NERVES, MUSCLES, BONES,
and JOINTS SCRoFULA, BLoTcHES on III.
FACE, ERUPTIoES on the limbs and bsdy,
and all other ERuPTIvE DISEASES and
DISEASES Of the BLOOD, nom Whatever
sauss they may have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, let no false del.
iesey prevent you from applying immediately
10 Dr.. velIny, who IL acknowledged 70 be By
far the most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in
the trsatmentof private diseases. Fear moi
10 come and make known your misfortunes
and he win speedily send you on your way
rHoieipg.
- - +. -
'u sO.us y " No Seu.s' I-1s
n.s,. So -, u.,s,ss us. r,odne,n,
$500. :, ,h. 49,, "a u,on. ,o,, !, a.
-, -. .,,.,..,,.. :.
.I-%I-. - s--,,.r,,,,,, ,r..s,w..o..,
-.,...sn,. s.n,,. ,n..n,,v 0oU,umn,,on
- ~
Ano oes.n.
fooN" man In v'e~ VI 'ne ursNaiu' 'OU'
sequsno's " ueiAy' w no' ,HA W .A yOu'
case Known imnsoia'eiy 70 VI. 'ehny' fou'
seere'' WIN ann are sAereo' Ana you may CON
odentiy rely upon MS medical skh'.
Thousands whose systems were shattered
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sRAILAoA,Db,
[ODsE1tq.i s sIssszs 81. AApoal0

IOsS tsiEtokn e6ilvzHfj 80
- go MAS1iH6fpn, b11lnbcl "a -.
o. Ilnd siler s1EplY NIGHT p. g
md na. fSais ~ M z; IN \ N I:SHi
No. i,ls1ffimoSSs, MeAf sfATioN AND
HARRfsBUhq TRAM. Law washington
ais = N. Arrive - BALTIMORE coo q: ~.
PHix ExPRKss-Lssvs wsshine,oa 10 !. N.
Arrive a Philsdelphis I.se p. m New York
$50 p. N. No baltimore tickets sold.
S ws.SIus,Oa AS ss ,so
ping Il way stations, connesting q Relay with
The MAil Train for the West and reaching
No. %GHTw YORK NAIL TRAIN
Lssvs Wssbiaston Ills !, m. Arrive Al BAL
si@ore g; q p. nj Phiisdelphia SI1 p. mi New
No Ne. 'SSSBxIfInoRE TRAM AND WAY
conuectinG a. Relnyl with Frederick ha'n
No. S-BALTI@osE coGEurATtoE AND
40 D. m. Arrive 81 baltimore 10 p. N. This
train stops 1t Bladensburg, Doltsvilles Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
No: L-BQsToM, ALBANY AND NEW
600 p m. Arrive st New York 400 q, m. Malls
and passengers BY this train oonnect with all
the carly morning lines leaving New York for
or Bsisinoro t tickets sold 81 this asin, which
= hmited An esp.eity BY Govsrnment orders,
y No. so.p se ia T AND HARRIsBuRe
TRAlN-LaAge Washington Gas p. N. Arrive
No. q - NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA
and WESTERN TRAIN-LeAye Whshintton
a. $50 p, m, stoppins e. Relay HOUSE for
for Grafton. wheeling, Parkereburg, and all
points "a the VEST Beaches New YORK at
For Annapolis the connections VIII be No ads
With the SIS .. m. and tho . and lso ,. m.
from Washingtcn. No train 70 or from An.
oApO"A On ' SUNDAY TRAINS. ',ss.
TAs only fysfns JTom WasAiaSfon for pAsscn-
gers on Sunday are the 10 and Ills q. M,
and . 90 D. m. for Baltimore, and T.s0 D. m.
for baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and
the West, and the 500 p. n. for New York
'PaoM BALTIMORE, the only trains on sun.
N, with the New York passengers and mails,
| and the No, . II .. 90 and No. Q A. 800 p. m.
sleeping ears direct 10 New York on 7Iso
D. m. trains daily.
Through tickets 70 the west, a. well a. 70
Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be had
q the Station Ticket once 81 all hour In
can Telegraph Bui ding, PsnnsYlvsnia ave
HaeEase viii 81 checked Il ali hours-aIso
for through points, TO save trouble and oonfl-
sion At the departure 81 the trains.
For further inlormation, tickets OF every
kim, ss2 apply 70 Gsotgs Keont1, Agent
w. p. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
deIs-tf General Ticket Agent.
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.ORPHA N s. RT.
District OF G GSLgnRIA Nv WASHINGTON

CoONTY-To VIII;
In the case OF Eliza WArdor, exeoutrlx OF
James WArder, deceased, the aAecutrix Afore-
said has, with the appreciation OF the orphanA'
Court OF Washington county Aforesaid, APP
loT the dual settlement and distribution OF
the perSonal estate Of said deceased, and OF
the assets In hand, ~ far a. the same have
been collected and turned into moneyI when
deceased are notified 10 attend, lat the Or
phAnsi Court Of Warrington county Atore-
eaid,) with their claim properly v0uehsd, or
they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
all benefit In said dee0aaed,s estate; provided
. cory Of this order be publishod once . weak
for three weeks In thu NATI0RAL RnPuBLI-
can previous 70 the 18th day Of April, 1893.
TT Toats G|Hk Y. Q. ROBBINa
mhai-W9Ws Registrar Of wins.
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OVPoAs1dA
90 : q HUIE1Sss ssI.s S ssssyI% 20 q
~. ARyrAxs enssstsss 6spssz
N. ,,ue M,ns1. s.s De-; \ iss. !.
aa.hesissd oelhissssils md As,is,eat con.
nassafiss q mustefS AZ ma dsiS. (insiudina
s snsnsss aalng ne month o. Noysmoer ieekl
eessAnfns AuD hssrrrAnr commfssAnfRs
or MuwfEn. .i
Fird zrny oSIs. ...rg y
SsoonS Armv csyp,. 20 T.
commiasary, Captain May n. Stacey, Iath
United States Infantry appointed September
{ Assistant oommisusrisu, lieutenant N. q.
Wood, tth New York heavy artillery, atet al.
yisl9ni sppointed October . 1854 Captain
issi, Captain SIMON ~ Nswcomb. sSd New
York volunteers, third division, appointed
August .. i0ot-temporAry.
7Aird Array Corps. =
Diseontinusd. r.'HI'
F0,sth Arm Coyps,
ocnmis.ary, Captain 4. \. stanSbury, 18th
Unitsd states infantry appointed september
Assistant oommissar,es, Lisutenan, John
=. Morfis, aoth Indiana battery, nrst diyisloni
sRp9lnted May 2 1854 Captain John W.
Chlokeripg, aeth Illinois volunteers, second
dtyinioni appointed September 10, 1884. Cap
tain y. = MeIlyaine, 18th United States In
b Iantry, third division pro nted April "a issS
Captain Il. N. snyder, seth Illinois volunteers,
second division, appointed April II, 1854; 70
usved september %, 1894. q.
s-N FQh Array Cops.
yommie1afyi Captain william T. 0entry,
ina United states infantry iappolntsd Novsm
Der lesA.
As.i.ts Mt Commissaries, Captain q. n.
r LAnghlin, 18th PennlylvAnia volunteers, tfst
Sly,saont .Rpolptsd July q, IssS osP,sin
", second diyisioni appointed eeptsmhcr -
Pennsylvania volunteers, third divlsionI AZ
pointed April II, 1851 H.T I.
#F SirfA lpnV COvps owe
CommissAryi Captain walter 4, Franklin,
i7'h United slater Infantry, 4 ppointed Deoein,
bar n, Ises, ~ : -
Assistant ComrnissAries; CAPTAIN A, M, TY.
Ter, I1ist New York volunteers, frat division,
appointed Aprii 10 iegs. Csptaiu n L. orr,
% 0ist PonnsyivAnia volunteer Second dtvision,
Appointed July "a Isst Can{sin A. T. smith
Ii9d New York volunteers, third DIVISION, AZ,
% pointed June %, issi. 80 = -" IT
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