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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-05

IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Our Wholesale Department
AFFORDS TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS
| ali opportunity to make selections from
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED GOODS,
At prices low they be Bought in any city il the
United States
We call spssisi attention. to the
Ladies Dress Goods Department,
where pay be fDand
ttoIRN aNrlQE SILKS.
ahos DE RIiINEs.
rouLT DE SOLE.
TAFFETAs.
| CORDED SILKS.
| pLAIs REPT FoPLfks
PLAID r0rLiNs.
FRENCH P0rLINs,
| IRIsn pOPLINs.
| ELK AND w0RsTEb AhAuRE.
SILK GRAPES,
aoHAR LUsTREs IN coLoRs.
POPLINETTE, PLAIN AND CIIEsE.
FULL STOCK OF FOIL DR VENICE.
MELANGEs,
! REPT AND PLAIN ALpAoAa
CHESE ALPACAs,
| FRENCH PRINTS,
AsfLtNDiD sf0CK OF FRENCH MERISOs. all shad
BALMORAL SKIRTS, @
LADIES' AND MISSES MERINO VESTS Sc, Sc
The Mourning Department,
consists in part of
TANI5E CLOTHS.
B0MBAzINEs.
y and o. BR0ussELiNEs
ALpACAS
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
AND SHAWL MRRtNOs.
cHRyE AND STRIPED PopfIs. -
BLACK ARMURES,
FRENCH POPLINs, beautiful stylss,
REPT aLpAcAs
MOURNING SILKS,
ENGLISH GRAPE,
ITALIAN GRAPE,
cuEnR AHB STRIPED
ALPACAs,
BLACK KID GLOVES. &c, g.
Our Shawl and Cloak Room,
Contains
THE FINEST STYLES OF BAsQUKs
CLOTH CLOAKs, #......
VELVET CL0AKs,
BAY STATE sHAWLs,
SQUARE AND LONG sHAwIs, &s, Sc.
Department for Gentlemen's Wear.
FRENCH CLOTHS
D0RsKIN CASHMERE
FANCY CAssIaiERRa,
TREC0T CLOTHs.
sATTINgTs.
TwEEDs,
KENTUCKY JEANS
UNION CAssIMEkEs,
HEpELLAhT CLOTHS
SLEEPS GREY.
Under SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SILK AND LINEN HDKFs
GLOVES, Of all kinds,
BoYg UNDER sHtRpa
Housewives Department.
Head. Of famre. win mad at sEtbsEH Oos
COTTON sHEETIEGs, all widths
LINEN SuEETINGs,
riLLOW.CASE LINgNS
MARsEILLEs QUILTS,
DAhAsK TABL. NAPKINS
DANAsE D0YLiEs,
DAHAsk TABLE cL0rHs
TABLE LINEN. s-lsqdis
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS,
GLeFn TABLE COVERS,
PIANO COVERS,
WINE CLOTH,
wORsTIB bAaAsKs,
TIcKINGs,
BLASKBTs.
FuRNITURE
PRINTS
In Our Carpet Room,
S6RAIN 0ARfETi
PLY CARPETS,
BRussELs CARPETS.
VENETIAN oARPsFs.
RUGs,
VELVET AND COCOA MATS,
COCOA MATING,
DRUGaET,
CRUHs CLOTHs
An Immense Stock Of Flannels,
Consisting IN part Of
pERA fLANNELs all shades,
RED TWILLRD FLANNEL
GREY TwiLLED FLANNEL,
BLUE TwILLBD PLANEKL
WHITE TwILLRD FLANNEL
PLAIN RED FLANNEL,
PLAIN GREY FLANNE.
PLAIN BLUE FLANNEL
PLAIN YELLOW do.
tso. CRIB BLANKETS, ard BLANKETS of all kinds.
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All communications relating 10 business uA''"- e"'
ksstsd With this paper should De sa'fesse" 70 3" "
Brown, Norfolk Post All COMMUNICATIONS fe''s "
Editorial matters and Nil re1pohdsSe 'a'o'e' W. INV
pa,..r rl,onii ,,e addressed 10 john eeik, Editor.
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esG~ THERE VIII BIZ Meeting
Of the DIRECTORS OF the Elizabeth River Railroad
Company 1T the Once Of Leopold e. +. towper In Port
mouth, Virginia, High street, No. 40, THURSDAY
the 18th day Of OCTOBER, isG5 Business u impor
lance viii be- submitted.
oet3--T uThsall2lh0 LEOPOLD C..p COwPfR
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Hsas~ TIE COMPLEXION AND HAIR
laid Heads and Bare Faces covered tray Hair Restored
Light Hair dark enod, Weak Hair gthehe and BnsLy
Hair bcauGas,.
Ai,o, fimpitd Faces cured, purified aud made son,
suo0th clear aud beautiful by the u.e cf CIIAPMANS
CeLEBRATED RECIPES. Matted Tree 10 those Wishing
~ give them an honest trial.
These recipes be obtained without charge by rs
ta,n in.il l., addressing
Til0a. =. CHAPMAN,
CHEMIST AM PaGrrasa,,
oettin S3l Broadway, New York.
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FOR RENT.

IN II RE- FOR ENT.
One Hundred aud Fifty Feet OF INDIA WHARF al
moderate price, for sis 70 twelve months.
ucta-ff lf HOWELL.
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~ Q II X l. y n :.
sTQREIIOtsE No. 9 ROANOKE SQUARE Po.ss.-
sion to be had Immediately. Apply to
LEIGH BROS. 4 PHELPS
octa--lt Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

REPORT OF THE
" CONDITION OF THE EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK" OF NORFOLK, STATE OF VIRGINIA Oh the
morning Of the 1rat Monday oi October, 1885,;
(urSau;2et May ed le6l)
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Having large experience IN tbs Carriage aud Harness
now prepared to furnish everything ia oe of supe
,or u1.ity al short notice and at the lowest no,s
price: We can furnish
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YACHT WAGONS.
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Call and es'sise o." s,osa tssar. vS,sla.iss .,..
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And possession given the LIST Of January next,
raj very eligible STORES, on Main street and Market
square, in the most business part Of the Also
several DWELLINGS uad OFFICES, and u very conye
nvnt Wharf Property Apply at the Office Of the Nor
ok Post" lsI2J-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-04
BREVET BRIG. GEN. B. c. LUDLOW.
CIRCULAR.
HEADERS PENINSULA DISTRICT,
".


RICHMOND, Va.
In virtue of Special Orders from Headquarters Of the
Department have assumed command of the Peninsula
District composing the counties Immediately north of
he James river.
take il for granted that the surrender Of Gen. Lees
army virtually includes all Virginia troops whose organ
gaon has been part of said army although their duties
have been in a separate district.
Companies of such troops are known 70 be stl sta
toned in the counties mentioned belonging 10 this
district Officers and men in these organizations d.
reced TO surrender themselves prisoners of and
be paroed that they may to their homes and give
their assistance in establishing order and peace in their
Immediate neighborhoods.
II is nv intention establish detached posts through
out this district purely for the protection of the citizens
of the country from egitmate bands Of armed and
marauders of every description.
Citizens are requested TO give their aid to this end
supplying information which may lead to the arrest Of
ali persons who may commit depredations of any kind
All men who have belonged 10 any organized company
of Confederate troops included in the surrender Of Gen.
Lees army or otherwise, who have returned to their
homes are requested TO register their at the posts
established in their vicinity.
Those men whose experience in renders peace
dear are requested TO give every assistance to the
Missed forces of the United States Government in their
deayors TO render property and lives safe from the
attacks of men who take advantage Of the present state
Of affairs for the purpose of private gain or private re-
venge.
II has come to the knowledge Of the authorities, that
the negroes on the different farms refusing 20 work.
or are leaving their accustomed homes and coming into
Richmond and other places occupied by troops. They
are hereby directed 10 remain at their old homes TO go
TO work as usual on the farms and raise the produce
eessary for their maintenance and assured that their
freedom shall be protected. b. {. LUDLOW,
Bry't Brig. Gen'l Commanding.
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CIRCULAR.
HEADQ'Rs PENINSULA DISTRICT

HEADVRS PENINSULA DISIKICT(
April 90, 1866.
All former Justice Of Peace of the counties of Warwick,
York James City, New Kent Gloucester Matthews Chas.
City, Henrico eastern half are requested to report to
me Nv letter TO my Headquarters at Richmond Will
amsburg the boundaries of their magsteral districts
the number of inhabitants white and black the condi.
ton of the people in reference to food on hand and the
prospect of crops the number of mills their situation
capacity and present condition, and names of owners.
They will state what disorders prevail that measures
NAV be taken TO remedy them and any other nforma.
ton that may give full knowledge of the neces-
sites of their district
The reports of each will be confined to the district for
which they were elected.
b. c. LUDLOW,
ap2g-d2w Brevet Brig. Gen. Commanding.
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NOTICE.
!EFICE CHIEF oUARTERMAsTER. J

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,)
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
Richmond Va, April %, 1865 }
On Monday Of each week hereafter there will be
train of ambulances and baggage wagons leaving the
Office of Lieut. n. s. Merrill, Post Quarermaster IN TINS
citv at the Female Institute, corner OF 10Th and Clay
streets at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF convey
ing families TO their homes in the country, which tram
will take the following route TO wit; Leaving Rich
mond will 90 via Mechancsville Turnpike to Mechan-
csville; thence to Cold Hsrbor thence TO OLD Church
crossing the Pam unkey river at Hanover Town. and
thence 60 on to Brandywine, from which place por-
ton of the train will go to Ayetts. The rest OF the
train will go on from Brandywine to King William
Court House, and from thence crossing the Mataponi
river at Wslkertown, go to King and Queen Court
House, its terminus.
ON the same days and at the same time and place,
there will be a train of ambulances and baggage wag
ons for the purpose leaving for West Point Va
which will go by the old Williamsburg Turnpike.
Persons wishing TO 60 by these trains will call at the
office of the Post Quartermaster named above and reg
ister their names the amount of baggage they wish to
carry and the point the route TO which they wish to
90 No persons will be allowed to return to the city on
either of these trains -,or
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
anoe-lw Army of the James.
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70 Northern Capitalists !:

Il Persons in this city land their numbers are many)
DESTROYS of negotiating with capitalists for meau to
rebuild their burnt propertypersons corporations
desiring to invest in good real estate security in this
way would have an opportunity Of using their surplus
means 20 an advantage to themselves and also benefit
others well as give employment to hundreds of mocha
mes Of this city who anxious 70 go TO work The sub
scriber Is DESTROYS 20 borrow say $4,000. and give
lease on the PREMISES on which he would spend the
amount so borrowed as security for the amount loan
ed The ground alone would bring the money under the
hammer The property is situated on Main street IN the
Box all.
ap2S-2w Richmond Whig
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HEADQUARTERS, J
DETACHMENT ARMY OF TIE JAMIE,
Richmond, Va, April II, 1855.
0AHHRAL ORDIR,

0AH7RAL ORDIR,
No. 4.
Protection Is hereby extended to all churches ant
places of public worship
Religious services may be continued without intenup
ton as In times OF profound peace This protector
must not however be perverted for the utterance In
orm of worshpof reasonable sentiments expressions
When thus perverted II will be withdrawn.
In all churches where prayers have heretofore been
offered for the called President Of the Confederate
States similar mark Of respect Is hereby ordered to be
paid to the President OF the United States.
BY command Of Major General g. WEIrzEI.
D. D. WHEELER,
apl9 Asst. Adjt Gen.
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HDQRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA.
ARMY OF THE JAMES
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1865.


RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1865. \
GENERAL ORDERs,)
No. as
l. Brigadier General F, 7. Dent, q. S. Vols, having
reported for duty to the Department Commander, is
hereby assigned TO duty as Military Commander of the
City Of Richmond and will command all troops within
the city.
. The troops to be stationed in Richmond will consist
Of the Gath Mass Vols the Goth n. Y Vols. and fur
Their detail TO be made by BIigadier General Devens
from the troops under his command, to be equal in
strength 70 two good regiments with full compliment
Of officers This detail will be permanent and will be
in lieu Of the daily detail of four hundred men for the
District Provost Marshals ordered by General Orders
No. 40 current series, from these Headquarters.
General Dent will furnish to the Provost Marshal
General aud the District Provost Marshals such details
as may be necessary.
4. The troops stationed in Richmond, by virtue o
this order, will be provided with suitable quarters at
such points Brgadier General Dent shall designate
All orders and parts of orders, conflicting herewith
are hereby revoked.
By command of Major General ORD.
ED. W. SMITH,
Assistant Adjutsnt General.
0fieisl Ed. W. SMITH.
Assistant Adjutant General ap24
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@ II X A u Il ID ..--From my residence, corner Of
- Marshall and Adams streets, white SH0AT, nearly
half grown. liberal reward will be paid for his re-
turn or for information which will lead to his recovery
my3-2t. JESSE WILLIAMS.
r OST.-A RED COW, GIVING MILK-LEFT MY
IL lot on Tuesday last. She had on her head, when
she left strap with spikes in it. and the tips Of her
very liberal reward will be given the person who will
turn her to me.
ap29-3t' MRS. ELLEN V, CONWAY.
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OrFaCEAG.
BRT0ADIER GENERAL N. 4. PATRICK.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,)
OFFICE OF TIE Provost MARSHAL GENERAL


DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,)
OFFICE OF THE PRovOsT MARSHAL GENERAL
RICHMOND, Va, APRIL OATH 1866.
As the various military Offices in this city throl
with persons making applications for passports the icl'
lowing is published for their information.
NOTICE -,
Until further orders no psroed prisoners of war will
be permitted TO pass their homes in, by way Of any
of the Northern cities The officers at Fortress Monroe
sons from taking passage the Baltimore or Washing
ton boats.
Paroled prisoners of war who can reach their homes
the interior of the State will be afforded every facility at
the disposal OF this office.
Citizens who have given their parole or taken the oath
of allegiance are permitted TO 60 North 10 make neces
sary for engaging once more IN business
An classes of persons residing In this city and having
farms or plantations the country VIII receive the ne
passes for going and returning on application TO
Can't C. E. Scovilie lower floor of the Capitol.
F NJ r. PATRICK
ano5 Prov. Mar. Genl.
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NOTICE.
CHEF QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE. ,
ARMY OF TIE JAMES,

ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, VA, April 2Sth, 1865
There will be offered for sale at public auction, near
tbs Steamboat landing at Rockets, in this city, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day OF May next lot OF con-
inc 10 the United States Government There will also
he LOT Of the same offered for sale in the city of Peters
burg on the same day.
Government funds AZ the date Of purchase.
JOHN B. HOWARD,
1t. Col. and Chief Q. NJ,
au2o-tds Army of the James.
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NFPfaIAt..
BRTGADIFB GENERAL =. n. DENT.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER
GENERAL ORDERS, |

HIVHMVNU ' ~ 1AFIII - IoVVs J
GENERAL ORDEBs,)
No. /.
In conformity with General Orders No. 45 Headquar.
Department of Virginia, of April 81 1865, the
dersigned hereby command ofthe city of Rich
mond and all troops stationed within its limits.
All returns and reports will be made to these Head
quarters and all details for duty in the city will be made
from the same.
The following officers announced as on the stah
of the Military Commander, and will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly:
First Lieutenant VIM. H. Powell, 4th U. s. Infantry
A. ID. c., A. A. A. q.
First Lieutenant h. Merrill Post Quartermasier.
Capt. A. J. Cook. Post COmmssary.
Surgeon Thos NJ. Laney, 2O6th Penna. Vols.
F. T. DENT,
ap24-tf Brig Gen U. S. Vols- com'dg.
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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE OF PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, I
Richmond, Va, April "a 1867
-Hereater and until further ORDERS Pckets, Guard'
and Patrols will allow Mlrkeen and Citizens gong TO
the country produce wood to pass with their carts
or wagons in and out of the city of Richmond without
further pass or hndrance
BY command Of Brig. Gen. NJ. r. PATRICK,
- Pro. Mar. General
w. W. BECKWITH,
ap26-u Capt and A. d. u
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HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER,( .
RICHMOND, April -, 1865.


RICHMOND, April -, 1865.
GENERAL oEDERs,l
No. ..
The following instructions published for the nor.
nation of all concerned:
l. Residents of the city are informed that they will be
held strictly responsible for the police OF their premises
including the sidewalks or pavements IN 'front.' OF their
dwellings, or business localities yards and alleys. Where
any person persons fail to comply with this regua-
ton they will be assessed double the amount Of the cost
of such police. The officer of police will cause the work
to be done and will make and collect the assessment
ii. Private property will be respected. No houses will
be occupied except by authority OF the Military Com
mander and aproper assignment under that authority
by the Post Quartermaster The Post Quartermaster
will Immediately ascertain what houses are occupied by
officers and troops in this city, by whom occupied and
by what authority, reporting the same, without delay,
10 This Office All control over the public buildings in
the city will devolye on the Post Quartermaster.
Ill 1t is made the duty of all guards and patrols to
preserve good order and when disorders occur they will
be suppressed Immediately and ehectualy The mutt
alton Of public monuments and buildings is strictly to
be guarded against Furious riding or driving in the
streets is prohibited Horses are not allowed in the pub
ic squares Guards will enforce these regulations.
Soldiers visiting the city must remember that they
are visiting military post and that they amensble
to the regulations governing such.
By command Of Brigadier-General Dent.
VIM H. POWELL
First Lieutenant 4th U. s. Infantry, A. A. A. G
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMMANDER,(
GENERAL oHDrns}
No. 8
Until further orders Spritous Vnous or Fermented
Liquors will be sold in this city, will any be allowed
TO be brought here.
Any person or persons violating this order will be
promptly arrested by the Provost Marshal OF the district
and sent to Castle Thunder.
By command of Brigadier General DENT.
ap2S VIM. II. POWELL, A. A. A. G.
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY COMNANDER'l
RICHMOND, Va, April 9th, 1866.
GENERAL ORDERs)
No. 4.
tits desirable that the public schools Of this city b.
opened The former teachers requested TO resume
their positions Should any of the public school houses
be otherwise occupied they will be vacated. Parents
are requested 10 register their children at the schools
and see hat they attend regularly.
By order of Brigadier General DENT.
an % VIM. II. POWELL, A. A. A G..
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TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY OF
NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
To THE UNEMPLOYED POOR OF RICHMOND.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April l8 1865.


DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond Va, April IL, 1866.
il not intended that the assistance furnished to the
moor of Richmond, by the United States authorities
thn the last fortnight shall be permanent Work is
20 he proyded for all and those who do not avail them
selves OF the opportunity TO work. will be deprived OF
ratlOns.
AN colored men In Richmond can find work, shelter
aud food on application to Captain Slaght, Assistant
onareraster at the steamboat wharf and the visitors
of the Relief Commission have been instructed to furn'
ian no ration tickets 70 this class of individuals.
All destitute persons, white colOred, who have come
from the country directed TO return TO their homes
where there is abundance Of work and where work will
produce food ,
have occurred Of persons drawing ratons when they
we're already supplied with food. Similar cases Will
be summary and severely punished. is intended to
supply none but those who absolutely destitute, and
who are unable 10 obtain work.
Il Is also brought TO the attention OF the authorities
that men and of the vagrant sort upon not re-
covng the amount Of supplies the ration tickets that
thew claimed have threatened the lives OF the visitors,
Who were engaged in investigating their cases. The
p-omptet punishment will be meted out TO any guilty
Of this offence will be placed In irons, and women
n close confinement az once.
While the United States authority Is anxious to re-
eve entirely the suffering existing here, il is equally
determined not 10 allow its benevoence TO be abused
By command Of Maj. Gen. Ord.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieut. Col and Prest Relief Commission.
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a.. =. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.

hIldAuNuf ApFI IoIhf 100.
ATOTICE.-A daily prayer meeting Is held at II
~ O'Clock A. NJ, In the basement Of the Methodist
Cbrch corner Of Broad and 10th streets under the
s,ices OF the Cnristian Commission
Citizens and soldiers earnestly invited to attend this
meeting. u,rrrr,,rs .
apl4-tf Army Of the James.
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NrIrrRAIIZE OFFENSIYENESG

a In many forms we use dsinfectng agents. Impure
breath caused By bad teeth tobacco spirits catarrh
ia neutralized by SozoDANT. lis heathfu beautiher
ana great luxury a. a dentrifce The repulsve breath
h by is use rendered a. fragrant and cold
ness By friends or lovers viii be no longer noticed
sold B, All Druggists. ap29-eodlw
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HDOR's DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, J
ARMY or THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, Va, April H. 1865.

GENERAL ORDERS
No. 80.
For the purpose OF carrying out the requirements Of
General Orders No So current series from these Head
Quarters il is ordered that all officers and soldiers having
captured horses carriages other private property in
their possession turn the at TO the Quar-.
termaser of their respective commands 10 be forwarded
TO the Depot Quartermaser at Richmond or in case the
property was taken from citizens in near Richmond
TO the nearest Provost Marshal 10 be returned to the
owners Citizens having such captured property in their
shall.
Any person negectng to comply promptly with this
order will be placed in arrest and punished Command.
ing officers will be held TO strict accountability in re-
porting all cases Of delinquency within their respective
commands Provost Marshals will make strict search
for captured property in the hands Of officers and use
the utmost vigilance in attending to the execution Of this
order.
By command of Major General ODD:
Ed W. SMITH
Assistant AdjutaDt Gen
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OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERALLY
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, April IS, 1867
ALI officers and enlisted men ON PAROLE and all other
persons not duty are hereby forbidden to wear side
arms and revovers.
District Provost Marshas charged with the strict
enforcement Of this order.
By order of Brig. Gen. NJ. r. PATRICK.
ABEL E. LEAVENW0RTH,
Captain Ninth Vermont Volunteers,
aple-tf Assistant Provost Marshal.