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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-28
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 25.-Among
the various arrests from Richmond, Va,
to-daylwas that of the paroled rebel Gen.
Pickett, who murdered in cold blood the
23th loyal North Carolina regiment.
He was dressed III full suit of rebel gray
and sauntering in and out of the fortress
inspecting the guns and its various
works with as mucl nonchalauce as if
he had been a Union officer of dstin-
guished merit
The steamer Richmond, Captain Baker
arrived from Morehead City, North Caro-
lima, this afternoon at o'clock, having
left there at 3 o'clock yesterday evening
with important dispatches from General
Grant. The General reached Mound
City in the evening of the 23d, about
sundown, aud started Immediately for
Shermans army, at Raleigh and its i'm.
mediate vicinity.
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From Virginia - The Departure OF
Rebel Oncials for the Traus-Wissis-
sipDi Department,

NEW YORK, April 27.-Richmond pa
pars of the 26th are received.
Farmers in the region about Richmond
are returning to their homes, from
whence they were driven by Davis con-
scriptioms and are preparing to resume
the tilling of their farms. Some out
RACES and horse thefts are being commit
ted by stragglers from both armies, but
these irregularities are being put down
by the United States military authori-
ties.
The 1st and 2nd divisions of the oath
army corps had arrived in Richmond
from the Appomattox.
The crops promise well in Virginia.
Several of the gunboats and ironclads
burned and blown up in James river by
the rebel authorities. are being raised,
and much of their armament is foInd in
a good condition.
The Whig says on the authority of a
gentleman from Greensboro, that Davis
started South from Greensboro on the
i4th with his cavalry escort.
Governor Smith had returned to Dan
Vile t#..
The Davis party speak openly of their
intention of making for the Trans-Missis-
sippi, and were confident that they could
get over without interruption The
Whig does not agree with them.
Trenholm, the rebel Secretary of the
Treasury, refused to sell any gold to cit
izens of Greensboro for Confederate
notes, though they offered to pay any
price.
Billy Smith, on the 18th of March,
made a speech exhorting the people to
one man was Influenced.
The publication of the Sentinel was to
be resumed in a few days.
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From Cairo and Below.

CAIRO, April 27.-Steamers from Mem.
phis bring $50 bales Of cotton for st.
Louis and ZIG bales for Cincinnati.
General Banks assumed command OF
the Department Of the Gulf on the 22d.
The Memphis City Council has authoI.
lied the issue of S25, 900 in city bonds to
enable the Memphis and Charleston
railroad to open the road as soon as the
military authorities will permit.
A fight occurred near Brandenburg,
between our forces under Captain Bacon
and some 90 guerrillas, resulting in the
capture of two-thirds of the guerrillas
Casualties not reported.
The Louisville guerrilla Stranly, re-
Gently convicted by military commits.
sion, was hanged here to-day.
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Guerrilla Warfare.

LOUISVILLE, April "a train ON tn:
Memphis branch of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, from Clarksville, was
thrown off the track one and q half miles
this side of Allensville, and fred into by
eighteen guerrillas under Capt. Morrow.
yesterday afternoon. The guard and
passengers returned the fire, wounding
Morrow. Three ofour men were wound
ed, one supposed mortally.
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The Funeral Train at Rochester

ROCHESTER, April 27.-The funeral
train arrived here at 800 A. NJ Minute
guns were fired and Newman's regiment.
al band performed funeral dirges. The
l4th n T., the first company of Veteran
Reserves, the hospital soldiers. the bat
tery attached to 18th brigade, and the
Union Blues Independently. were drawn
up in line on the depot, on the north side
of the track, with the Mayor and 26 of
the Common eonncil, and other civic or.
CARNATIONS. The bells of the churches
are being tolled, and as the train leaves
the city the multitude show marked
signs of SORROW and respect Thus fal
there has been no accident Ten thou
sand people are present.
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Ssrag2lers.

CUMBERLAND Gar, April 2.-Over lOC
stragglers come in yesterday and were
paroled. They were portions Of the 25th
Ga. cavalry, 81 Tenn infantry, and Bur,
rough's Va, Battery, and Sd, 4th, 5th and
9th Ky. cavalry. They contings to come
in singly and in squads Col. Dillon has
received communication to the effect
that by Saturday nearly all the rebels in
this section will have surrendered to
h;,,
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Auscdots Of the Here or the Carroll
uas-Hew he sesk his Brssher'.
Herse -IndividsaI Titles 60 Hsrsr
aesh very Defective In Csmparison
with that Of Uscle Sam.
[Corrs,pondencs Cincinnati Commercially
The following circumstance, related to
me yesterday, goes far to show that Gen.
eral Sherman isnO rcspecter Of persons,
and shows very little favoritism in the
administration Of affairs in his military
command While Senator Sherman was
here on visit, about week ago he was
presented by Frank Blair with a very
nne horse, captured during the South
Carolina campaign. He was told that
be must get pass from his brother the
General, before he could ship the animal
to the North, but thought this would be
q very small matter. So he went TO
"Cump's" headquarters to tell him of his
luck and get the necessary document
Its splendid horse. Camp" said the
honorable Senator, "and II you'll Just
sign permit I'll take him mp In the boat
with me-"
Cump replied. adjusting his shirt col.
lar with both hands, I'm very glad hes
Q good horse. We are very much in need
of good horses i'm the army. I have some
orderlies around headquarters that are
d-d badly mounted y
The grave and reverend Senator was
taken aback BY this, and again reminded
the General that the horse had been pre-
sented TO him, and was not government
property
Cant let yon have him, John. All
the horses here belong to Uncle Sam
Individual titles amt worth a cent"
said Cump, and % the Senator was cheat
ed out of his present.
Let brotberly love continue.
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seasatie. in Harrisburs

HARRISBURG. April H.-Wm. Young.
who was arrested week before last by
the provost guard for making Obscene
comments on the death of President Lin
coin, was this afternoon escorted through
the principle streets of the city by q
squad of the Veteran Reserve Corps,
who played the "Rogues March" The
prisoner was elevated on board, upon
-l:oh zoe uxsnxod s.rorr3n doaoxss -
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WHEELING REGISTER
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1866.
TeIexraphic aummary.

. 0OlV SiooNh y ~ 49,
board at sl,474, and at the evening ex'
change at Sl,47s >rs :
J. Wilkes Booth, the Murderer of the
President, and an accomphce named
Harold, were found yesterday morning
BY Colonel Bakers scouts, concealed in
. barn on CARROTS farm near Bowling
Green, in Carolina county, ;VirginIs'
about forty-fve miles from Richmond,
Oh the road between that place and Fred.
ericksburg They were summoned TO
surrender and, upon their refusal to tO
So, the barn was set on fire. Harold then
surrendered and MAS taken. prisoner,
but Booth, still refusing to surrender,
was shot i'll the neck and killed, Har-
rold and the body of Booth have been
taken to Washington city: 80 r,s
A guard of one hundred men surrounds
President Johnson to protect his life
Additional particulars of the Sherman
and Johnston negotiations are published
Sherman refused to recognize the Con-
federate Government iii any way, but
negotiated with Johnston as an officer
of the insurgent forces. GA. p
Johnston's army numbers about 35,OO0
men, hut many of them are going home
daily
Orders have been telegraphed to
Meade, Sheridan, Wright and other Gen.
erals, directing them not to obey Sher-
mans orders in relation to any truce,
but to push Oh vigorously.
Jeff. Davis specie, with which he is
endeavoring to escape. amounts to from
s6,0O0,00O to S13,0O0,000. -
Further details of the operations OF
Stonemaus command are given. lie
was turned back by Sherman's order for
truce.
The farmers in the vicinity OF Rich
mond are returning to their farms and
labor.
Jacob Thompson and other rebels have
been arrested in Canada for breach OF
the neutrality laws. 49,.
The rebel General Pickett was arrest
ed at Fortress Monroe Oh Tuesday Tor
wearing the Confederate uniform.
General Grant has gone to Sherman's
army
1t is openly said by Davis men in Rich
mond that he is aiming to cross the Mis-
sissippi r.
Funeral meetings have been beld in
honor of President Lincoln, in New Or
leans and Rochester, Batavia and Bufta-
10 in New York.
A train oh the Memphis branch of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad was
thrown off the track OH Wednesday aud
fired into by guerrillas, IT.
Large numbers of rebel stragglers are
coming into the Union lines at Cumber-
land Gap.
1t is reported that MI Edward Inger-
soil, of Philadelphia, recently delivered
disloyal speech in New York. He was
assaulted by mob on his return to Phil
adelphia, and, upon drawings a revolver
was arrested by policeman. His broth
er, Hon Charles Ingersoll, came to the
station house to give bail for him and
was also mobbed and severely hurt
There is great excitement in Philadel'
phia in relation to the affair.
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the man who attacked Secretary Seward.
He was formerly clerk in drug store
in Washington. He is unmarried and
about % years of age,
Later information states that Booth
had his leg set by Dr. Madd at 3 o'clock
Sunday morning 18th. The doctor fur
nished Booth pair of crutches. When
the doctor was arrested he had one Of
Booths boots in his possession.
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The FuneraI soIemuities at Batavia.

BATAVIA, n Y, April 2.-The remains
of Abraham Lincoln arrived at Batavia
at 5:ls. Two thousand Of the inhabi-
tants were assembled at the place Du-
ring the time we remained here q choir
of male and female voices sung re-
QUEEN. Bells were tolled aud minute
guns fired
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THE ASSASSINS.
John Wilkes Booth Killed,
An Assassin Captured Alive
Omciai Buiietin-Cap,ure Of Rooih
aad Harrold-Boo1k Killed.
Press DispatchI
oFT1c1AL.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
MASHINGTON, April
.Irjoy Ger. Dir:

4Nyor Ger. Dr.:
J. Wilkes Booth and Harold were
chased from the swamp in St Mary's
county, Maryland. to CARROTS farm.
near Port Royal, on the Rappahannock,
by Col Bakers force The barn in which
they took refuge was fired Booth, in
making his escape, was shot through the
head and killed, lingering about three
hours, and Harold was captured. Booths
body ald Harold are now here.
[Signedl E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War
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THE Jews Of this country have shown
q full share Of patriotism since the war
begun. From Ohio 1000 have gone to,
Rght for the Union Gag; from New York;
10000; from Illinois. 5000; from Michi-
gan and Wisconsin, 1900 and from other
States enough to make 10000. They
have also given their wealth Tor the sol
diers. They have established fvs ssy-
lums fog disabled soldisss, their wilows
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: New YORK, April 27.-The Post says a
private dispatch from an official source,
received yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock,
reported that Booth had broke his leg
and that the Surgeon who attended him
was Dr. Madd, of Chester, Nd, who had
bean arrested. Thus a clue to Booths
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Breaeh Of Neutrality Lava

. TORONTO, c. W., April 1.-THE grand
jury have found true bill of Indictment
against j Thompson, c. o. Clay, w. II.
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aEs- e eR ~ LslfE ~, =.
-, ~ ~ re tAn-l.ei..s s[ 32C1g lGcHo' LtH
~ T<gv cnr CE GEDEE I'D CEEL - 80. I
rTs1aT TySTrL ~. .TCLD y ~ =. -. - =. Z
r;55rri q -gcsI Qc5 "a IfEbA -, - y,sAi " =
As Er;ISff fgssT . is ~ IIGEL5<-
k.Tgsr, ,yf,r ytoLs nc ffCr-s-L 81
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Disobedience TO Sherman's Orders to
Cut OF Johnst0n's Retreat.
Press Dispatch
lOFFICIALl |
!Pless Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, April 81.

WASHINFIUN, hPTTI III
To Major Gen. Dir:
The department has received the fol
lowing dispatch from Major Gen. Hal
leck, commanding the military division
of the James. Generals Candy and
Thomas were instructed some days ago
that Sherman's arrangement with John
ston was disapproved by the President
and they were ordered to disregard it
and push the enemy in every direction.
[signed] E. M. STANTON.
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5OO RE NOV Al LOC
TO NEW BUILDING,
AS5oO7Ea
SEVENTH STREET,
JOINING ODD FELLows HALL.
JAMES s. ToPHAM 4 CO.,
HAVE REMOVED
Their We'll known Old .Established
TRUNK, sADDLERY, HARNESS,
MILITARY EQUIPMENT MANDATORY
NEW BUILDING,
6S5OO7Ga
Ar5OO7GS
SEVENTH STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE OLD STAND
Where may be found, Of our own mapuf.e,ors =,
most complete assortment Of eyorT styls and
price OF military and citizens
SADDLES AND BRIDES,
BREAST COLLARS AND MARTINdALRs.
PINE SWORD BELTS,
with TOPhAm's Patent Slide.
sSlO Manufacturers Of
LANGHOLZ's PATENT SPURS.
Manufacturers Of
LANdHoLzs PATENT CURB AND NOSE.
STRAP
FOR SALE;
EwBANK's PATENT SPUR,
STEEL, BRASS, and SILVER PLATg SPURS,
BUFFALO AND FINE wOoLRN. ROBES,
MORSE COVERS AND BLANKRTs,
BITS.
MILITARY ANN rTrt1pyu,
RIDING AND HARNESS BITS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
HARM Ss.
PINE D0TnLE COACH, CARRIAGE, AND
FINE SINGLE SSILs I, GAERLAGE, BUGGY. AND
Suffers STAGE, WAGON, CART, AND
PLOUGH HARNESS.
WHIP
COACH, BUGGY, STAGE
RIDING, AND WAGON WHIPS,
EVERY STYLE AND PRICE.
TRUN KS.
SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS AND vALIsEs,
WOOD BOX TRUNKS AND VALISRs
LADIES DRESS TRUNKS AND BONNET
ARMY vALIsRs AND PACKING TRUNKS,
Leather and Canvas PelliEieuT BAgs; Leather
Canvas, and Carpet travelling BAG. Lane
French satchelS; Toy Trunks, and school
satehels, and every article In their line Of bust
ness.
REM MBERI
So 800 ~
81 500 "a
sEVENTH STREET.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
n

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
wAsHINGToN, D. q. May 10, 1855. (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
Department until Q o'clock, a. M, the twenty
second day Of June next, for furnishing, during
the period Of one year, from and after the hrSt
day Of July, 1895, such quantities Of tho follow
Ing Kind Of MAIL BAGS, AZ may, from time to
time, be required and ordered, to wit:
JUTE CANVAS MAIL sACKs-Of sire No. l,
- inches In lsngth and o. inches In circumrer.
ence; Of sire No. z, n inches In length and ~
Inches In circumference; and OF sire No. 3, 81
florence.
The sacks u size No arc to be made Of
closely woven Juts canvas wciEhine not less
than Is ounces to the yard o. sly inches Ia
width they arms Of the warp TO be each doubled
| aud twisted, aud II weigh one ounce TO about
any yards, and Of the nlllnE or weft, II not like
those " ths warp, to weigh one ounce to about
eighty Ave yards.
This. sacks Of siIe No. 2 arc To be made of,Jute
canvas, weighing not less than II ounces to the
yard Of 2ilI inches width, the warp and weft "
DO nearly a. above described.
The sacks Of EiIe No. 3 are to be made Of thin =
nor Juto canvas, weighing not less than AZ
ounces to tho yard Of 1879 inches width
Those Of siIeu numbered and are to be made
with tAbling or hem Mt the top, two inches wide,
upon which n sufficient number OF eyclet holes
at eas, ton to the former aud eight 10 the latter
are to be we'll wrought; aud they are each to ba
provided with good and sufficient hemp cord TO
lace aud tie them thoroughly and strongly IN
less seamless, they are 10 be made with two
seams, secured each with two rows Of sewing
All are 10 he marked inside and outside United
States Mail In large aud distinct letters
Any proposed improvement that may be desir-
able In the quality Of materials or manner Of con
strueton win be considered relatively to price, in
deciding the lowest and best bid
No proposal will be considered II not Aecompa g.
MED with specimens showing tho construction
and quality Of materials and workmanship OF
each size Of the sacks bid for; and also written
guaranty from the persons proposed ~ suretles
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RA1LRoADs.
OFPICR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAJ
" ROAD COMPANY. .A

wAsuInaroH, December 1a 1904
On ana ss.sr SUNDAY NIGHT Dee ls isss,
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
No l.-BALTfM0Rk WAY STATION AND
HARRISBURG TRA1E-Lsays Washington .. Is
No. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
RXPREss-Leavs Washington 7. 30 O. m. Ar
i've at Philadelphia !. sep: m, New York 8 80
No. swBHLTIMoRR AND WESTERN TRAIN.
Leave Washington s. Is q. m, stopping at
way stations, connecting at Relay with the Mail
Train for the West, and reaching Baltimore 10. 90
No. NEW YORK MAIL TRAIN. Leave
Washington H. 10 a. m. Arrive at Baltimore
"a % p. m. Philadelphia 5.T p. m. New
Nc. S~B1LTiMoRB TRAIN AND WAY STA.
TIoNs. Leave Wellington s 90 p m. con.
Meeting at Relay with Frederick train. Arrive
at Baltimore T. IS p m. -
No, 9. -.BALTfMoRE COMPUTATION AND
PHILADELPHIA TRAlN-Leaye Washington
4. 30 p. m. Arrive At Baltimore g. Top. m. This
train stops At Bladensburg, BeltsVille, Laurel,
and Annapolis Junction only.
No. I-BosTON, ALBANY AND NEW YORK
EXPRESS TRAlN-JeRVe Washington g. % p. IN.
Arrive at New. York T. 90 a. m. Mails and pas.
sengers by this train connect with all the early
morning, lines leaving New York for the Bast,
North and West. No Philadelphia and BAlti-
more tickets sold by this train, which Is limited
in capacity By Government orders, 10 insurethe
No. s-BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Lsave Washington at 9. IS p. m. Ar
rive at Baltimore at B. Is p. m.
No. e-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA and
WESTERN TRAIN-Leaye Washington at 7. 80
p. m. , stopping At Relay House for Western
passengers 70 take Express Train for Grafton,
Wheeling, PaTkersburg, aud all points In the
West Reaches New York at 9. 10 a. m.
| For Annapolis the connections will be made
with the s. 49, m. aud the 5 and e. 30 p. m
| NJ, tr.I,, IA Aua
SUNDAY TRAINS
The only trains from Washington for passen-
gers on Sunday are the s. IS and H. l5A. m, aud
| T. 90 p. m. for Baltimore, aud 7. 80 p. m. for
Baltimore, philadelphia, New York and the
West and the 8. 90 p m. for New York ONLY.
| FROM BALTIMORE, the only trains on Sun
day are Nos. 2 and 4, at T. 30 a. m. , aud 8. so A.
| m. with the New YOrh passengers and mails,
and tho No. nj 30 and No. s. at Q. % p. m.
Sleeping cars direct TO New York on 7. 30 p.
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| Philadelphia, New York or Boston, can be had
| at tho station Ticket once at all hours In tho
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| Baggage will be checked at all hours; also fol
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For further information, tickets Of every kind,
&C., apply to George 8. Roontz, Agent at Wash.
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ToHN X. ELVANS 4 CO.,
~ 81 Louisiana ave. and sos @ street. n
WASHINGTON, D. c., IN
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IRON AND STEEL.
SWEDISH IRON-0rdinAry sizes.
REFINED IRON.
BAGNALL's, he.
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galvanized.
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pHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, MlLMlNdION, AMI
L BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
TINE TABLE;
Commencing MONDAY, December 18Th, 1854,
Snd Washington Evsnus, as follows
Express Train At 400 a m Mondays eE'
At Wilmington, PerryVille, HHvrs-de- Grace,
AbeIdeen, PeIrymAn's, aud Magnolia.
way Mail Train At y. 10 O. m, Sundays ex
eeptod' for Baltimore, stopping at all regular
stations, connecting with Delaware railroad a
d'ale station rs ,s,.
Express Train 81 J. II m, tsundAys ex
oep.ed, Tor Baltimore and Washington, stopping
At Chester, wilmington, klkton, PerryVille,
and HaVre-de- Grace.
Express Train al T. 80 2: m, Sundays ex
eepted, for Baltimore and Washington, stopping
y Wilmington, NewATk, klkton, Northeast,
PsrTyillo, HAVro-de-0rAee, PerrymAn's, and
Magnolia; w. -
Might Express At ii. 10 p. m Tor Baltimore
Az, axe baltimore and Wnhlng'oa PASSENGER,
wilmington, newark, klkton, Northeast, Per
ry1llls, aud HAvIe -de-GrAss.
s. lsa; y, traln: :. =. :.
AcOohhoDATlon ThAins-stoPpinE a. all
sua between fhilAdsiPAiA AAd Whining
W" Leave Philadelphia at IL. 90 a. NJ, 4 90 q. 3,
SiSh n 6sisR,rs 7, lro.d Mi,1IS ran S'Gnse!'
mf TnaS. i wII,olsg,00 a7m.ndeY q %
I"srs wilmington ~ T. 10 ana " wa m, ~
and S =; 70 P; H. r,,,vs pDov ,,m
VII. lhAinS ihOa PAIL hohh -
no.no wilmington !" ~ NJ Ia o. ~ anu u o.
y CHESTER FOR PHIL ApEIpmI-
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TIN PLATES
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BPELTBR-SlAb.
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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ANNIE 4. PETERSON Va. GEORGE PETER
TON. In Equity No. sol. Petition for Divorce,
The subpoena issued to compel the defendant 8
appearance having been returned into tho Clerk 8
once by the Marshal, GU tho 10Th day Of March,
1885, endorsed 'ROH eat, and the defendant
hAying failed to enter his appearance on the arst
rule day, occurring twenty days afterwards and
the complainant having hled an Aaldaylt VI a
dsinterested witness that the defendant has been
al sent from this District for more than six
months, so that the process cannot be served on
him, II Il, on motion Of complainant, this 9th day
u May, 1888, ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance TO be entered on this suit on OF
before the hrAt Tuesday OF July next, otherwise
the bill may be taken Tor confessed.
By order ofthe Court,
Atrue eoPYi R., MEIGs,
nyS-Wews Clsrkl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-27

FOR REDUCING THE NUMBER OF GENERAL
FIELD AND STAFF OPFICERS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
ADJUTAST GENKRAL's OPFioE,
WAsHINsroH, May !, 1865.
General Ordsrs, No ~.
II Is ordered by the President that resignhiioa'
Of General, Field aud STAFF officers will b. r.
eelyed until the hfteenth Of this mohth. At WhleA
date the Adjutant General IL directed to con
menee mastering hORorably out Of service ~
General, Field GRd STAT OfAeers who are IN
employed, or whose service Ia no longer nee dea'
BY order OF the Presldsnt Of the ualted states !
W. A NICHOLS,
MIA Assistant Adj tAAt 0snsFal'