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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-19

A SOLDIER elsewhere gives SHERMANs
traducers severe castigation. He feels
the attacks on his old commander as keen
ly as if they were made upon himself. As
he has fought and marched under SHER.
MAN fur three years, he may be supposed
to know "whereof be speaks. T"
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EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, WASHINGTON, I
THE INDIANA coNsPIRAToRs.
The Official Order for the Execution.
The following is the official order for the
execution of Bowles, Milligan and Horsey,
the Indiana conspirators
GENERAL ORDERS NO. q.

execution of Bowles, Milligan and Horsey,
the Indiana conspirators:
GENERAL ORDERS NO. q.
80 HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT OF INDIANA,l
INDIANAPOLIS, May 9, 1865. {
1, in accordance with General Court Martial
Orders No. PA. dated War DEPARTING emit, Adiu.
tant Generals Office, Washington, May 2, 1865.
to wit:
William A. Bowles, citizen of the State of
Indiana, will be hanged by the neck until he be
dead, on Friday, the 18th day of May, 1866,
between the hours of 10 o'clock NJ. and O'Clock
T. NJ, on the parade ground between Camp
Morton and Burnside Barracks. near the city of
Indianapolis, Indiana. Brevet Brig. Gen. A. A.
Stevens, commanding Camp Morton and Burn
side Barracks, is charged with the execution of
this order, and will make report thereof to the
Commanding General. Itu
. Lemboin P. Miligap, citizen of the State of
Indiana, will be hanged by the neck until he be
dead, on Friday, the 10th day Of May, 1866,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and O'Clock
p. NJ, on the parade grounds between Camp
Morton and Burnside Barracks, near the city of
Indianapolis, Indiana. Brevet Brig. Gen. a. A.
Stevens commanding Camp Morton and Burn.
this order, and will make report thereof to the
Commanding General.
Stephen Horsey, citizen of the State of In.
diana will be hanged by the neck until he be
dead, on Friday, the 10th of May. 1866, be.
tween the hours Of twelve o'clock N. and
three o'clock P. NJ, on the parade grounds he
tween Camp Morton and Burnside Barracks
near the city of Indianapolis, Indiana. Breyet
Brigadier General A. A. Stevens, commanding
Camp Morton and Burnside Barracks. is
charged with the execution of this order. and
will make report thereof to the command ing
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"A Washington correspondent says: :" The
official statement of the number of immigrants
striving in THE country in 1854 rs 221 ,535, of
whom 199, 600 arrived at New York."
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scquiusd BY Ns Military Commission in Nash.
Vile Tenn. Gen. Thomas In q supplementary
order, dinpprov. OF the scqut,sL and thinks
that Eiheridge should have been found guilty on
some Of the specihcauous but says a. "ths
present state Of society In West Tennessee does
not rrq lire that any further scnon should be
taken In the case, The Cour will not bs 70 con.
vsued."
A GOOD deal Of excitement has been caused In
Nashville, Tenn, through the discovery by The
Committee Of the Legislature appointed 70 invssh-
gate the Affairs Of the State INK that bsswscn eve
aud six millions In spurious notes had been issued
BY the rebel Gov. Harris aud his sccomplicss.
lheir plan was 70 Issue the notes AMI dAto them
back before The rebellion commenced, In order 10
give Them greater srpsreut value, especially In
case OF . collapse Of the reoslilon.
Tus Hrs, session o, ,hs q. .. District Court held
In Richmond since the passage u tho ordinance Of
secssron. began It's term on Monday last. Tbs
Judge, In taking his scat, remarked ths, the eou.
hsssuun Of properly in tha, State, under the Pres
,dsnps Amnesty Proclamation, had been very linn
tied, anu .hai ,hs peorle should be thankful for
the lsn'sncy shown them by the U. 9. Attorney
General. The attention Of the cour was occu
ped with toe consideration Of cases Of pro
persy libelsd for conhscation. Where partiei
whose property had been libelled had received
pArdons, ths proceedings were dismisssd on the
payment u the COSTS that had accrued.
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wRsunGror, Nov. 10.
ovins 10 the pressure Of important public business
The President did not open his doos 70 vistor to
day. Among thoss ct the State Department this
morning, vas Hon. Anson Burlingame, Minister to
China.
The Government b Kept fully advised on the sub
iect Of the cholera abroad through Its consuls The
latest despstehes show that tho spidsmbc IL dissp-
psarins nom Palermo vhers Il has been more viru-
lent than at any other place the hediterraneAn.
The disease Ia evidently nov going inland and spread
ing the Peninsula IL has crossed the frontisrs
Of Spain and passed into Portugal. The eholers has
completely ceased At Constsntinopls also ss GsistI
and other parts Of the United Principaitios q Molda
via and wsllsehh.
This morning. - the Alexandria railroad train vas
backing on the Psnnsylvsnia avenue, where the city
railroad erosses the Alexandra trek came In con-
TACT With city passenger car striking II In the rear,
and throwing IL entirely OF the track. Miss Marion
Hutton, Of Phiadsiphia Who 10 . clerk In the Tres-
sary Department and j. G. Riddle, the conductor,
we're ssriousy wounded. and Mr. Bayne, agent Of the
Adams Express Company, and otheu slightly
wounded.
Rsoesuy published reports coneernins the setivity
q the Navy Department In GETTING ready for see
various vsssel have sisrihsanes beyond the fAe'
that ct all times there are circumstances connected
with thu business Of the DspsTtment which nece"i'
,.ts tho fitting out Of vessels to bs despatched or
Government duty. One vessel vill leave during hiI
week for Europe and sfter another will sail fo'
: the West Indies.
Tho President b. psrdone cd Gen. A. X. Jackson. o
6eorgis or Tennessee.
Antonio Rass, convicted In October Of the U
D. Circuit Court for ths Eastern District Of N.
T. Of eountsrfsitinS fractional currency, and sen
tsneed 70 ten Year, Imprisonment u pardoned b.
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GENERAL BANKER.
Indictment Against Him by . Washinsten
Grand Jury.

Washtnoton. Nor. l6-Ths Grand Jury Of the
District Of Columbia have found true bills Of indet-
psnt against General l. c. Baker, Chief Detective
Of the War Department, on tho charge OF false I'M
prisonent or Mr.. Joseph r. Cobb, for the period OF
fys hour, and for robbins Mrs.. Lucy l.. Cobb Of
f0ur hundred and any dollars In Treasury notes.
Mr.. and Mr. Cobb we're tho only witnesses before
the Grand jury These proceedings had their origin
in esnsrsl Bakers operations against the parties
hs siles cd ground Of their frandusntly procuring
p,rdens. The Washington srAl gives the following
details 0f the ease;
In ths Criminal Court proogedinss OF Monday,
.fsdsyi,s we're made BY Joseph H. Cobb and Lucy L.
CObb Mr. Cobb charging that on the night 81 the ss
spears did With force and arms, without warrant
.irsIt and mpr,on HIM and pn,tas sm N irsI ar
Clarence j. Howell 70 William II. sos gard Secretary
OF State, and an eIeeu,iys pardon signed BY
OF State for said Hosell. The other affidavit
ehafsss that the parties mentioned arrested and
fp,% Ssl four Treasury So,ss each Of the value
fty dollars curious history 10 eonneeted Nth
tn. m ssie re hS ss,sloemsn. Tfs lady in the case
pretty well known heTeabout a. the fsmale pardon
SIS .ueees.fal In her yoestioa She is quite sItrac
Nye in personal appearance, OF slight graceful hgure
esSf .Sa saS :ys y
Imodsrn iAshion. Most visiioua At the White Hous'
IsmonbsrA h.s s .f as S.pa 'S0q, Inc snis
iof o2 psper. Others win remember har By he
maiden nsms Of Miss Lucy Randolph, as the ptoprte
, ~ ths little ,sgar stand adjoining the Krkw
aoass number Of pardon brokers and slain
assn.s have brought business down to such poln
tfst "A became notorious that money wa bel NJ
psid Dr ths procurement Of paIdons, and for othe
sauses needing oifeial assistance, tho attention Q
Gsnsrsi Bsker Chief Dstsetive, was called TO th
fet by pardon being thruSt into his lace by note
1oas rsbsl bridSe-burner, who Va! also deeply n
vowed IN certain conspiracleI; on invssngaton
fsnnd a femals pardon broker, named Ar.. Cobt
had procured Il for the sum oftvo hundred dollar.
Nd "a tai en = receipt tor Its payment Que OF hi
lstsstvss va ssut 70 her, and. under en- assums
ssmA 20. pardon tsI ps AalR st tSs handI " %
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News Items.
By Tslsg,spA to ns Nv Yori sun.l

Rionopp papers state that Kirby Smith recently
took the amnesty oath, a. Lynehburs
AGovrnsnEsr sale Of unclaimed baggage aud
soldiers sfecu commenced ct Norfolk, Va. yss.
,srdsy. aud will continue until all 10 sold.
rnr Cumberland Ps) County slmshous' was
destroyed By Gre yesterday. The furniture was
mostly saved. The inmates ell escaped. The loss
is covered BY Insurance..
IHs boring OF ridges for the Lake Huron and
Lake ontano ship canal 10 all completed
Everything promises well for the great under
taking.
Ar the Military Prison s' Camp Hamilton there
are nfy prisoners thirty Of whom ere old desert
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
North Carolina.

Ralsioh, NJ C. Nee. 16.-C. G. Clarke 10 elected 70
Congress in the I'd districts j. c. Fuller In the 3D.
Jos an Turner in the 9th Bedford Brown in the sth'
and g. II. walkup In the 9th. Fuller and Turner
were in the rebel Congress, and wakup and Clarke
officers In the rebel army Brown VA In The Cnl'su
States senate thirty years Aso.
Ohio.
Cincinnati Nov. l6.-The ofhcial returns OF the
soldisrs vote In this State for Governor are fof
Cor. 2S2s; Morgan, 6sT,
Massachusetts.
Boston, Noe I6.-The Republicans have nominA1ed
Mayor Lincoln for reelection.
Georgia
A special dispatch 70 the Savannah HERALD says
that before the adjournment Of the Georgia ConVen-
tion resolutions were adopted appointing Comm'',
tee to memorable the President for the reiio' ..
persons exempted from the amnesty declaring ."
contracts made during the war valid, and spp0innns spp -
Committee 70 memoriAiize Secretary heouu -. -
postpone the AAsessment OF taxes upon IeA M os.Ase
un III Afi er the meeting Of CongTesA And thA' so'
menis be made on the present value. o--..... ~
The resoutiops afo suthoriked the 6oVeIn4%, y, ~
appoint three Commissioners With power 70 iusy a
eminent, and report thereon 70 the next .tn
They also empoS cred Commissioner 20 tAhe ~
msnts from henry Brigham, Of all his inssIe ~ ~ ~
purchases OF CsL Huron Wubut, state Asenn ~ ~.
pay limited expenses. The delegation non uss'S'.
TO Congress, intend 70 urge the rsoosn'oH W -'
State W the said cotton
Ths fallssias dispstsA from PTsaidsai JsAas'h'
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put,,,hed In the Savannah HKHALp Of the lOth. Il
vmcommunioatsd 70 the Georgia Convention. before
the adjournment Of that body;
wAsurSaroy, Nov. s..
To Jas. johnson, Prorisiondl Cor. ~ Georgia
The orsanizstion of q police forcs In the several
counties, for the purpose Of srrestins msrsudeu,
suppressins crime and enforcing civil authority, ~
iniicsted In your preamble ard resolutions mests
With appreciation. Il 10 hoped that your people will.
coon % practicable, take upon themselves the re-
sponsibflity OF enforcing and sustaining all laws,
State and Federal In conformity to the Constitution
Of ths United States. tSsped)
ArDRrw JoHrsoS,
President Of the United States
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LOCAL NEWS.
sEw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

n
f0iiii'ALi hhr N"i'' foH I'M
ELrorioS'-lhs pohtie Ans are Just nov seu'evsn-
s@ed bargaining iof' ana v'n 'ns eAnaus'e~ .no
arc 70 De put In nomination Uf 'ns various mao'eips
otnee' tha' arc 70 ~ nnea "ue election On 'ne ON
oi peeemDef' AZ usual ehe peopi" "il not % con
suited IN 'ns mater o. noniinsuon' ou' snea "e
m"ase"0 0 he une"nl ponueA Ao'ssn'Ia"ons u"e
Sreed upos 'ner eanaiua'e~ 'ns 1sna s"' NC VI
electors "in 10 eipeo'ea 70 '0's 'ne "e.e" present.
ed According 70 present indications mere VAL %
iour OF hVe candidates ioi Mayor esen Of .n'm sn
nave sNey ihi onanos o' .inn'ns 'no p'Ae' 'h'
people cast "en p..'0s " 'ne' nave oesn A'eu,''m,
o" '0'e au'ns 'ns ps'' ''s yoN'' ~ ~ua'e
sscuon' " hA pesh a'''V "V'' INV "ON
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The Railroad Disaster st Newark.

The eoroner's iuqus., concerning the railroad dis
aster t Newark began "Wednesday afternoon, and
vase continued Yesterday. Later reports 70 the
effect that Mr.. H. L. Gordon va the only person who
had died up to last evening Tho boy Britt is not
pectsd 10 survive all Of the others will probably re-
cover.
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and Republicans N large. II 10 also ssssr,rd
that Mr.. Hecher viii be supported BY Demoeru .ho
,,." uO' wv 1''s'An'' '''h'' fsmmsny os hel'n
N.,, IN .,,., -, 49,
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.xrssd upop Tho pro,.n, ~ a.. ..n,,.'n.. s..
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be,,een eommi,,.. ana s.aa,a.,. g. - -.
eh.nssd
An otY.boo, a, IN. R,,n,,,..
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duas,s vill r.c.,x. .rv o,h., ..so,.
umorss ,b., an. is.a,n. p.nn,,,..- 49,.
support s,.b., e,os,v,.o, W. p s,
Consre.m.n y. A Conillns. an .,,.,s,.
domination.
The T.mm,ny Hail Demccr,,, h.v.
souuced in hyor Of any candidate. bu,pI A ~.
4, popuIsriy ,uppo..a "a h On. com,,, ms. a,
no, dI.sus,ed BY the treatment h. r.c.i,.a ,,o -
ago
Fernando wood 1, m msn,pu,,,ins ,hs Mo,,,, r.
er.t. for hi. manhattan h, ,b,, marty. ana a,
all An. .h.,,.,n.. ...,.. a.. .,N'1,
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.~,I., 80 n'en..u os'i".n' 1--WE
sA'A A'A'n"
MORE ABOUT Hon. PRESTON Kno.-Mr.
Charles II. Macy, father Of the children vho rv
Mr. King throw himself into the river doe, bus,p,.,
In Sixth avenue, In this city. On reading In tbs,
papers that the party who had Jumped e,erbosrd "a
the Collector, this gentleman At once sought an In
teviev with Mr.. Tervilllser, and gave bis yerdon
Of the story, - follows When Mr. King frs, cane
on board the children ware p,r,icusrv s,,,,ch ,,b
bis appsarsnce and msnner. and remarked m zach
other that be vn - funny LOOKING man. A. soao
s the boat len the dock, they observed him t.r, an,
his pocket hsndk Of and vips bis face, and Ala,
rsturains the handkerchief 10 hls pochst. n. foI,
about bis breas, - n looking for semothins which
is nov supposed 10 have been q bag Of .ho, tb,, he
hung about his neck, underneath hls coat, be,or.
going on board lie then took oa hi. hs. aud laid IL
on the deck next he walked toward. the edse Of tho
boat un>.s'snsd the shAa, and ref"iened 1t arsr
~ 80. 'N ."' ',%nea,ev ~, jumped in'' inc
~, ' en"a'. Su' "ero "e
,-sr.,,s- . ~ p.i' " 'ns ''a. '.en, s"e
.N.',N " '.' V.-s' "''e"' Ano p'' W.
".,., sssv' ~ no VI 'ns ah''''unA~
,nn M " - n'o'a' Nho
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:, ri. .,or. .hon, .ias, 80. :. %.es' on ' eoi
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.,.s,, 4, M. s.r,n :, .ho, n. rnr,n. ..s . b.. a
sieeV' IN '"' WIN VI '"o' ho puieaAseo '-s"
Ss ,S., s.,~s ~ NJ. a,.rco'' p'u' a ~. p
-
tn. Droers,or @ % them ..s h. would end !, to S .s
sres bu, The gentleman declined and asked them 10
..ns. !, 50 thu. tn. weigh. would b. equal on each
aide. ID vs put into two bags which we're tied 10
sslhsr By cotton cord, pAssed around his ne.k -
that one bsS could rest on each breast He va Is
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Nj. District anl e.,b -Iistric; commaai-
ers are directed 20 provide. whichever
practicable. for the education Of the CHI
dren of the poor within tier commands.
and for that purpose they are authorized
to detail ,egimental chaplnins and non
commissioned officers and privates for
teachers.
The education CT the children Of Re-
fugees and freedmen will tie relinquishcd
into the hands Of the Assistant Comm is
sioners and Agents Of the Freedmen g
Bureau, whenever they are in readiness to
take charge Of the same. Bv command o:
Mai Gen. O. a. GILMORE.
W. L. NJ. BURGER; Asst Adj't GenI.
July 1S
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HeaGquacters Military District Of
Charleston.

CHARLESTON, s C.. lily 6, 1865.
GENERAL L ORDERS NO 60.
a NY officer or soldier having in his
N possession captured or abandoned
property of any description. will, on the
demand of T. c. CALLICOTT, Esq, Sup.
Sp'l Agent u. s. Treasury Department. d.
liver the same to him.
Means Of Trans crtation held by the
Quartermaster's Department, the neces
sary Docks, Storehouses and Offices. with.
the Furniture pertaining to the same. will
be retained by the Military Executive
Departments. BY command of
Erevet Maj. Gen. JOHN P. HATCH
j.EoSAR' 7 prHHT Asst hdj't q Ian
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Farmers and Exchange Bank Of
Charleston. S. C,

A MEETING. of the Directors ofs this
n Bank will be held at the office o the
President. No. "a Broad street, fup stairs.
on THURSDAY, July 81, proximo. y
"A full meeting is earnestly requested, as
business of much Importance will be
brought before them.
-. WILLIAM WHALEY,
President Farmers and Exchange Bank.
Charleston, S. c., July II, 1866.
July Is Is
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,hts Order" iU:nrral Orders No, G1,
Pa.; III. y. g. O.. (. -
NI. In . case requiring the coni; rma;ior
Of the Geaerst commanding the depart.
Inent the officer ordering lie court or h;s
successor. vii: not merely forward M,
record, but will formally net Upon the
case. and express !:is approval or disyp-
proval upon the record. See Digest Of
Opi"icn Of Judge Advocate General .. S.
XII. All records of military courts viii
be transmitted to the Judge Advocate
General, MroHgh these Headquarters, an!
IN no case VIII bc sent 30 Washirctur
direct.
= XIII. When several eases arr published
n the same General Order The re aorC IL.
each separate case will bc accompanies: ~
a copy Of tha. order. or SO much thereof
as relates to the particular case, and whe:..
the court is ordered from the headq quarters
of separate brigade, |acA case will be
accompanied by an official copy of that
paragraph OF General Orders which or
games tho separate brigade.
XIV. Officers empowered to appoint
courts are earnestly enjoin"d to bring all
accused persons to speedy trial, and to
publish and execute promptly the SEN
te,.ces OF thta courts. y delay Of justice
is Oft en- as detrimental to the public ser.
vice as its total denial BY command of
Mni. Gen. .. q. GILMORE.
". L. NJ. BURGER, ASS: Adj't Gen.
July 10
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oath of amnesty as prescribed in the Pre-:
sident's proclamation Of December 8, A.
D.slS65, or an cath Of allegiance to the
Government ofthe UnitedIStates since the
date of said proclamation. and who have
not thenceforward kept and maintained
the same inviolate.
Provided, that special application may
be made to the President for pardon by
any person belonging to the excepted
classes. and such eclemency will be lbe
rally extended as may be consistent with
the facts of the ease and the peace and
dignity of the United States.
The Secretary of State will establish
rnies ard regulations for administering and
recording the said amnesty oath, 80 as to
insure its benefit to the people and guard
the Government against fraud.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington. the 29ll,
day of May. in the Year of our Lord
1865, and of the Independence of TIE
United States the eightv-ninth
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President:
WIN. II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
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Headq'rs 4th Sub District, Military
District OF Charleston, D. S.,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, S. c.,

GENERAL ORDERS NO. y.
IN compliance with General Orders No
4 lo2, headquarters Department of the
South. dated at Hilton Head, $. G.. June
27. 1865, the following officers and citizens
are announced rs the Board constituting
the Superior and Circuit Provost Courts OF
this SubDistrct. aud, for the present will
convene their sessions at Columbia S. c.:
Superior Court.
ID Lieut.. GEORGE w. lDEN, 25tl,
Eeg't .. V. V. L., Provost Judge.
DANIEL 7. MCDONALD, Esq, Of Co.
lumLia. Associate Judge.
ANDRE" G. BASNlN, Esq o: Column
bia, Associate Judge.
Circnit Co,trt
Will be presided over hy one Of the
Associate judges, to ba designated hv the
Sub District Commander. BY order of
n HAUGHTON,
1t. Col 25,h Reg. .. V. Y. J.. Com'lg.
JoHS WALroS, 1t. 18th lsec't 0. Y. V.
j.. A. y. Ad Gen. july l" 6
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100 BALES CVI1GN WANTED.

v ARTlES desiring to sell will call upon
4 me at the "Sh;yer House"
July 10 - I. +. bRaCCH.
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Headq'r United States Forces,

COLI MBiA. :. G., July IA, 1865.
GENER-lL ORDERS no. 10.
II IIEisEA> information has been received
~ at these Headquarters that cattle and
other stock have been turned into Sidney
Park without authority from the Relief
Committee of Coiuu.bia: also, that the
hydrants abou. the city have been opened
and left open by unauthorized persons.
whereby large Quantities Of w":+- have
been wasted:
1t is, therefore, ordered that herenfter
no person shall be permitted to turn cat
tie, hogs. horses or stock of any sort into
the pound Of sydney Park. nor to Gestr"y.
remove or pull down any part Of th"
fencing or enc.osrre of said Park. without
authority from the Relief Committee or
from these Headquarters. Nor Snail any
person or persons. except1he Fire Compa
ni"s, or persons duly authorized by said
Relief Committee o.. from these Headquar-
ters. be permitted to open any hydrant
within this city; aad any person or per
sons offending herein. on icing reported to
these Headquarters, will be punished with
the extreme .igors Of the law. BY order
of Lieut.. Col. n. IAUGHION,
Commanding.
JonS WALTON. Lieut.. and Post Adj't.
July Is 6
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Headquarters United States Forces,
CITY OF COLUMBIA, :. c.,


GENERAL ORDERS 40. 8.
= Ii. Permits issued from thoS& he@i-
/ y quarters in accordance witt, General
Orders No. a, 10 sell Intoxicating liquors
to citizens by the bottle or otherwise, ar.
hereby revoked, md AL salfs OF such
liquors are s :icl!v prohibited, except upon
certificates oi necessity frosa reSpert ah!e
Surgeons physicians anl special psrmis-
sion from these headquarters. This mea-
sure has been rendered necessary by the
constant abuse OF The privilege heretofore
granted liqnor sellers, many OF them hav-
ing repeatedly violated the oyd-r forbid
ding the sale Of liquor t" enlisted msn of
the United States array. ~ wril rs TO n-.
Sroes and citizens of Iisreputablc cha
racter. BY order Of
Lieut.. Col. y. HAUGHTON,
o5th q. Y. Y. l., ComuianAg Post
JouS WALTON. Post Adju,ant. july 1856
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-04-28
Attention -
OLD SOLDlERS!!

COL. J. FOSTER, having been ap-
~ pointed Agent of the North Weets' n
Cla m Agency at 'hicago offers his servises
te his "BkETHERN IN ARMS" and to
The widows Of Deceased Soldiers and heirs
Of such persons a. ma have died in the ser
wise of the Government to procure Back
Pay, Bountes and other Claims against the
Government.
THE NORTH IVES TERN Claim Agency
is under the Superintendence OF Hon Z. H.
Talbot, formerly Of this State, anG for four
years examiner of Claims in the Pension
Bureau at Washington, and his familiarity
with the manner Of conducting the business
OF that Department. viii! ensure More
seffSd SSssp~s s. sps Heal q sHtGs Or M5ashngon
Department lain Sha KS.
The MORE H WESTERN Claim, Agency
takes no charges unless the claim entrusted
to it's care is Paid. Charges Sat sfactory.
Vernon springs Io1a. IL. FOSTER
v6n23 To- Agent