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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-04
SheriE's Sale.

TOY virtue of an execution to me directed, is
sued out of the Honorable Probate Court OF
Boise County on judgment rendered therein on
of John Day and against VIM. r. White, for the
sum of 1910 IS judgment, with legal interest
thereon from date of Judgment, and $37 90 costs
of suit, did, on tie 18th day of January, A. D.,
1865, levy upon the following described property,
wit: the undivided one.tenth interest of one
mining claim, known as the Van Buren, claim, ON
Gold Hill, near Idaho City, Boise County. /. T.,
joined on the south by Chase 4 Jackson's claim
and on the north by the Warner claim, being so
attached together with the improvements thereon.
day of February. A. D., 1865, between the hours
of 9 o'clock, A. H., and 5 o'clock, P. H., OF said
day. to-wit at 2 O'clock, P. M, sell at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash, the above
described premises to satisfy said judgment, COSTS
and accruing costs, said sale to take place at the
premises. A. o. BOWEN, Sheriff
nl3w3t By &. BAILEY, Under Sheriff.
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Administrators Notice.
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.
In Probate Court
The matter of the estate of John e. Mcdonald
deceased.
r T appearing to the Court by the petition of J
il B. Friend, Administrator Of the estate of John
T.. Mcdonald, deceased, praying for an order to
sell all the real estate belonging to said estate at
public auction. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that all persons interested in said estate APP
pear before the undersigned Probate Judge, at his
Office in Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho Territory,
on the first day of the next regular term Of the
Probate Court in and for said county at o'clock,
P. NJ, of said day, to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said Administrator to
sell said real estate prayed for and that copy
of this order be published at least four successive
weeks inthe Idaho WORLD, weekly newspaper
published in Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho Ter.
ritory. j. M. SHEPHERD, Probate Judge
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public Notice.

WYE the undersigned hereby give notice that it is our
w Intention to construct wagon road from Pioneer
civ tn Silver CITY commencing at Pioneer City and
running thencen direction little south Of east by PaTL
insnn,s saw mill: thence up South Clear Creek on the
NEST suitable oronnd to the summit Of the mountain
between the psyete line ane the head waters of Moore
and Elk creeks thence keeping the main divide between
silver ty thence crossing the canon to Silver
Cfty-cIaiming mile on each side of said ine-and
that we shall apply the Board of County COMMISSION
regular meeting thirty DAYS from the publication OF
this notice for license to keep toll road and to collect
toll thereon. u. GEOhuE w. :
Idaho CITY, ian 21n14w3*
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Dissolution Notice

TTYHE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween Leonard Haubrich, Charles Laudens.
lager and James A. Cole doing business at Pion-
eer City, as Saloon keepers and Brewers, under
the name and style of L. Haubrich & Co.. is this
day dissolved by the withdrawal of James A. Cole
from the firm. All demands against the late firm
will be paid by Leonard Haubrich and Charles
Laudenslager, who are alone authorized to collect
all debts and sign the name of the late firm in
liquidation. LEONARD HAUBRICH
JAMES A. COLE.
CHARLES LAUDENSLAGER.
Pioneer City, Jan n, 1S65nl4W3*
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Territory of Idaho County of Boise. SS.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District.
Frank Miller Us. Henry ochurig.
To Henry Schurg:
TN the name of the people of the United States
l. in the Territory of Idaho, you are hereby noti-
fed that there is now on file in the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the Second Judicial
District of said Territory, in Idaho city, Boise
county, the complaint of Frank Miller, claiming
of you the sum Of 81, 2O0 with interest on 500
thereof at the rate of two and half per cent. per
month from the 23d day of March, A. D., 1854,
balance due on a promssory note executed by you
to said plaintiff for $780, and interest on $500 Of
said sum of $1,000 at the rate of ten per cent per
annum from July, 1864, due on an express con.
tract and that unless you appear and answer to
said complaint within forty days after the 18th
dav of April A. D. 1865 Exclusive of the last
mentioned day. the said plaintiff will take judg-
ment against you for the sum hereinbefore speci-
fed with costs of suit.
IA testimony whereof, I. John G. Henly, Clerk
IL, of said District Court, have hereunto
] sEAL set my hand, and affixed the seal of
49, said Court, at Idaho city, this 28th dav
December, A. D., 1854. JOHN G. HENLEY,
Clerk Of District Court Z
FRANK MILLER Atty forplff nlO-3m
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, County of Boise
,.;o4 Cyorrt II, oY,5 for said CeH1Dtv.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise-ss.
In the District Court in and for said County
Anna y wton rs. Isaac Newton.
NOTICE is given to said defendant. that PLAIN
tiff has fled in the Clerks Office of said court her
complaint for the purpose Of obtaining adivorce ana
defendant fail to appear and make defense at the trst
term OF said court which shall be held after the pu0c
ton of this notice for three in succession ey.
dence will be heard and said will he decided at sao
term. WAITE ld1LLEK, 80.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Idaho City, January g. 1865. 1SmS
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District.
Stephen Mallory and Theodore E. Powers, plaintiffs
WI Terry, Defendant.
To W. J. Terry, Defendant:
N the of the People United States in the Terrific
ny of Idaho you hereby notified that there is
on file in the office of the clerk of the District court Of
the Second Judicial District of said Territory for the
county of Boise, the complaint of Stephen Mallory and
Theodore F. Powers against you which they ask udg
against you in ofone thousand hundred
dollars 170000 the said sum being balance alleged to
be due and owing to them by you the purchase price
of certain property situated in said Boise county, and
generally known the Warm Spring Ranch; and, that
unless you appear and to said complaint within
40 daysaer the 4th day Of February A. d. 1865 exciu
sive of the said last mentioned day. the said plaintiffs
will take judgment against you for the herein speci
fed.
In testimony Whereof John c. Henley, Clerk of said
~ District court, have hereunto set my hand and
L.. s, affixed the seal OF said conrt, at Idaho cty
~ this 9th dav Of December, A. D. 1864
1Ow6 JOHN O. HENLEY. Clerk D. c.
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Take n Office.

NOTICE is hereby given, that one JACKSON
IN WALTERS is in no manner connected with
the undersigned in business of any kind. and the
undersigned will not be responsible for anv debts
contracted by the said Walters. 13w3*
JESSE ALLEN,
"Two-Mile House," south of Placerville.
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Territory of Idaho. County of Boise.

hereby certify that the foregoing is true
copy Of the order of said Court made and entered
on record in the matter of said within named es-
tate.
t-73' Witness my hand and the seal of
! SEAL said Court hereto. this oath day of JAN
t>~>~-) uary, 1866. jim. SHEPHERD,
nI4w4 Ex-Oficio Clerk of Probate Court.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-02-04

REcRUITNG.-As yet, Jackson county has
raised but ten or twelve men toward her
quota of soldiers for Gov. Gibbs new regi-
ments. Hon. J. D. Fay and B. F. Farwell,
Esq, are on the stump trying to persuade the
boye to enlist [OregoE Reporter.
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FATE OF A REGIMENT.-An instance of the
desolating character of the war is furnished
by the return of the 44th N. Y. regiment
the Ellsworth, Avengers" 1t originally
numbered 1850 men, and has since received
700 recruits. 1t returned home, few weeks
ago, with ITO men and ID officers,
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.Administrator's Notice.
Territory Of Idaho, County of Boise.
IN D~olo4a Nourt

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.
In Probate Court.
In the matter of r. Brunn: deceased.
TT appearing to the Court, by the petition of
R. II. Johns, Administrators Of the estate Of
Z. Brunn. deceased, praying for an order to sell
at private sale all the real estate, and also all the
personal property belonging to said estate Of r.
Brunn, deceased. 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court that all persons interested in the said estate
appear before The undersigned Probate Judge, at
his Office in Idaho City, in said County and Terri
tory on Monday February 18th. A. D., 1865, at
two o'clock, P. NJ to show cause why an order
should not be granted to the said Administrator
to sell said property and that copy Of this order
be published at least four successive weeks in the
Idaho World, weekly newspaper Published in
said city of Idaho and County and Territory
aforesaid J. NJ. SHEPHERD,
Dated Jan. 10th, A. D., 1866. Probate Judge.
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Territory of Idaho, County of Boise.
I, James Kinney, Clerk of the Probate Court of
said county do hereby certify that the foregoing
is true copy d tho order of said Court made
and entered on record in the matter of the within
named estate.
49,, Witness ny hand and the scale said
SEAL Court hereto this January 10th. 1865.
t--~i JAS. KINNEY,
nl2w4 Clerk.
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James Graham, at Pioneer City,
New Millinery and Dry.Goods
~rM~MR /" u"

TIME Undersigned takes pleasure in informing
Il the Ladies' and the public in general. of Ida
no, that they have Just opened nice selected
stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods. and Millinery
Goods all of the latest style and fashion, --and
having purchased them at San Francisco. we can
sell them as cheap as the cheapest Please call
and examine our NEW STOCK before purchasing
elsewhere. Mrs. BARBARA ROSENTHAL,
Main street, opposite W.. F. & Co.'s, Idaho.
N. B. Hats and Bonnets made and trimmed to
order in the latest fashion. 3tf :.
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Summons.

Territory of Idaho County of Boise. SS.
In the District Court, Second Judicial District.
Frank Miller as. Henry ochurig.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Our Fifth Corps Correspondence.
HEADQuAErsRs, FIyrH AHsv Cosps, |

NKAs wAsnSaroN, d G., May 20 1896. !
Governor Fenton reviewed to-day the New York troops
OF this corps Our bold New York boys had be
fore seen Governor FentOn and this was the first
sion Of their being called State organ for
review by the Executive OF their state
There are fourteen New York regiments this corps
battalion Of sharpshooters, and three batteries Ia
General Chamberains division tho Ono Hundred and
Eighty fhh, Lieutenant Colonel o. T. Simpson, and the
One Hundred aud Eighty seventh Lieutenant Colonel
Myers Ono Hundred aud Eighty eighth Colonel John
Mckahon, and One Hundred and Eighty ninth, Colonel
l.. Buuhe last threo coDstitut ~ General Grcgorys
brigade In General Ayers division, the Fifth, Lieu
tenant Colonel Dunn Fifteenth heavy artillery Lieutcn
ant Colonel Weidrich One Hundred and Forcth, Col
mel Grantsyn, and Ono Hundred and Forty sixth, Colonel
Gndley, anil In General Crawfords division tho Ninety
hrst Colonel j. Tarbell; Ninety fourth, MAJOR " II
Fish; Ninety NTH, Captain George o Knight, Ninety
seventh, Colonel SpoiTord; One Hundred and Fourth
Colonel suong, and Ono Hundred and Twenty seventh
Lieutenant Colonel ID X Daley Attached 10 General
Crawfords dvis on Ia the battalion of New York Sharp
batteries sre:- n, First New York, Lieutenant r. n
Rogeni d First New York, Captain J. B. Hazeton, and
formed in parallel lines those OF the second dv
zion "a 'front.' the First division In tho middle, and tho
THIRD division in tho rear Behind these were
lines, accompanied by General Grimm and staG
during which thcro con.tant succession Of cheers
review should Sss ssS bs wh G ,SS :"
was Lieutenant Governor Alvord, Brigad General Mer
Ht Commisrary General, New York aud Colonel Farrell,
one OF the Governors dds Several General officers
from other oorps were also present Brigader General
Root commanded tho troops being reviewed, Brcvct
General Gregory those OF the First division, Lieutenant
Colonel Grantsyn those OF tho Second dvs on Colonel
spoiord the Third division and Iioit nant Colonel Fz
hugh the batteries With each division was band Of
music Tho troops, as already niimatcd, looked and
manned spIendidy. The Houavo regiments, az usual
came IN Tor large and earnest share of praise Bu, al
received their need OF paisc as all deserved IT, Tho
q lnefgl hput fya hpf liza
close Governor Fenton 10 tho Ninth corps review
the troops of that corps
PAYtgG rrR r-OOpI
ihero s current rumDr that tho work " pny iny OF
no hO3ps bout Washington In 10 bo Oate.od uUVn u
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

Arrival of the Persia with Two
Days Later News.
The British Government Asked to Inter-
pose In Favor Of the Rebels.
LORD PALMERSTON'S REPLY
>>~~~o~~~ooo~->o>->roo
England Will Not Interfere in the In
ternal Affairs Of America.
GREAT EXCITEMENT ABOUT MEXICO.
Strange RumOrs on the London
Stock Exchange.
MANlMLIAN REPORTED gHoT.
HEAVY FALL IN MEXICAN BOMBS,
&C., &c., 90.
HEAVY FALL IN MEXICAN BOMBS,
&c., &C., 90.

ma steamship persia Captain Lott which left Liver
eeol ~ three O'Clock the after Of the 10th and
Queenstown the evening Of tho 21st Of May arrived
~ this port last evening
grand choral religious service had taken place at
Plymouth, on board the Russian frgate Alexander
Mcwsky, over the remains Of the late CEarewitch.
The young Princess Helena had held her first Draw
ing Room" at st. James Palace behalf of the Queen
Tho United States Minister and the attaches Of the
bassy were present
moral
Tho steamer Teutonia, which should have left South
ampton for New York the 17th, did not get away till
she afternoon Of the l9th having detained x her
Drepeller
The steamship Africa, from Boston, via Halifax, ar
Hved n Queenstown on Nay a.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

Tho retre Of Martha last evening at the Royal Italian
opera, reintrouoed kdle FsoretG who played truant
last year and seceded In very extraordinary way foi
Mr. eyes theatre after achieving most brilliant sccesr
The public was Devcrtheless delighted to SEQ her bach
again, and applanded her mort enthusiastically through
0ut tho opera We need hardly say that MdAe ForolI
Last Rose Of Summer was unanimously redcmanded.
Sgsor Brgnoli, new tenor, made HE bow 70 tho
Loudon pnbic on this OCCASION and achieved legitimate
success II not singer Of tho very frat rank no win
sil provo q valuable acquisition 70 tho Royal Italian
opera He has sympathetic voice Of good compass aud
sngs with taste and feeling His Mat1pars tutp amor
was sncaed; so too, the famous Beer song, given
with the utmost jolliiy by Bignor GrazianL
kthle Honore srarcey equal " tho character OF
Nancy; but in all other respects tho performance was
admirable.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Errors OF che Press.

TO ruE EDITOR oF raE uEsALp.
In the Tribune OF thls morning IN IN ruoie on tne
health OF New York " stated that the population os
London s 600 600 Tho writer gvea Inst oi INC popu.
latop commencing In 1854 aud extending W 1854, and
makes mos, rdci,ous buud.r In stating that tho popu
lation In 1851 was 3p7a 0So which W one million four
hundrod Thousand increase from the year 1858 lhreo
yoarYl and tho population m 1903, two years After t
4 900 900 being an Increase Of only 2i,000 IN two
ycars .
Now I can en- NJ rHus that tho population Of
london In 1901 was s03 00O not 01a 900 u consd,f
ab, OF a dFntonrci and that hs col ula'ons arc al
wrong Ts baI bcttor try again, and give moro cOrcct
data a,oa population no docsn't want 20 b laughed
n, LDSDONEN
lnY8t 1888
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
cos Hilton Head Correspondence.
HLroS HEAD, g. g., May rs, 1860

svRRrNDsa ov tgyiroa yuIEE
Senator Yulce, formerly United States Senator from
Florida has como In 70 Jacksonville aud given himself
up 10 ths Union authortes Ho anxious 10 rcsume hs
position United States citizen and recover his pro.
pery, but Will probably nnd impracueable
euasEy
OF the One Hundred and Twenty New YORK vol
uatce brave and mertorous officer has becn strongly
nded for promotion TO breyes brgadcr general
the ground Of gallant and faithful service In the bat
Ties OF Honey Hhl, Devoraux Neck and elsewhere, Of
severe wounds and OF tho display Of great ability ~
commandant Of the city Of Charleston.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
The scven-Thirty Loan.

FHHNUEHFHfhi my JI, 1000,
joy Cooke reports he subscriptions to-day 70 tho
seventhrty loan at $l,olo,s0o Tho largest Western
subscriptions sl0o, 600 Gom tho Third National
Bank OF Pitisburg and 500 COO from Hanna Hart Co..
Of Piusbug. Tho largest Eastern subscriptions wcro
S5l 500 from tho Ninth National Bank OF New York,
and $50 600 from tho Citzons' National Bank Of Bal
moro Thc-o wcro sovep hundred and tes n yidgal
subscr,pt 0rsa
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

A Berlin telegram OF the 10TH says:-The Prutsian
government has proposed 10 the Austrian government
thnt an amnesty be granted 70 those persons tho
Duohcs who were arrested for having signed petition
tho Emperor Napoleon
An order has been issued TO tho Prusean Comrnis
soncis Ia the Duches, 70 take into consideration tho
complaints OF the DANISH population North scheswg
and 70 institute special inquiry into Tho subject The
Austrian Commissioner has beon invited 70 'ko part ia
the inquiry
The negotiations for commercial treaty between tho
loliverein and Belgium were concluded yesterday. An
understanding has been arrived at on the principal
points, and the treaty will doubtless be signed very
shortly
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
Financial and Com mersisi Rows.

INC fsnds tho 10Th dnll and lower, account
hny or the unfavopblo rumors alluded o In another
IotIon OF this summafy Consols closed at e0xa ~
and SH 69% for accoopt ex dividend Tho discount
demand was moderate at ~ per cent
g, nc weekly returns of t Bank Of England show an
'ncrea5o IN tho bullion u s18NsIl ~ rim.
iessrs. barng Bros n 90 Suo,o bar silver NJ r. I'd
ao.Mf, " II "a. nominal; caNos 56A ID
NE'V"a'bc tsiegfams from Btnb,y " NAY 10 haYo
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

with us with majority approaching almost entire
unanimty
We have the honor be, very respectfully your obe-
dent servants
In pursuance OF their mission those gentlemen left for
washington yesterday morning, where, We have ht,o
doubt they will be coureousy received by respected
Chief Magistrate.
The New York herald., 1865-06-01

M w r. Forster H. r., In q sfoeCh. u a reform nfot.
Ing at an hester hay ing treated tho ~ un OF Tho war
Ia Amh sca a. triumph Of cd nocracy" .ver nc "ais
tscrncy' ~ tho ouh, tho London I'm cdN ralyp -
W Fp0ech 20 pieces, and r,naihs t@t nO ~ 'o5 "a
MI gVrsteg School "aypOar Uaabio ~ udeN tand bat
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
The Order Modtf ying TIA. Neutrality
Rules.

1he following " the text OF the Treasury order AnOdi.
yiag the neutrality regulations with regard TO neutral
vsssels:
FosMGs 0vUcE, May n, 1865
ME- LoRDe-I have the honor to aoquant your lord
,ahps that In the existing state OF the civil in Ame
nea and tho uncertainty VIII ch may be fet 10 It's
nnuance, appears 10 her Majesty government that
the time has arrived for ceasing TO enforce much Of
he orders which In pursuance OF my letter Of tho 3lst
yAnoary 1852 ssuedby the several Of
Ass hNestys government, empowered the authorities
81 any port belonging to her Majesty, either in tho
vA<a Kingdom or in the Channel Islands IN any Of
ss nNenys colonies, or foreign possessions
dependekees, 70 require any chip Of war or
Brivatser OF ethsr beiigerent which mi,ht enter
any port, roadstead waters belong pr 10 her
Majesty sn order TO obtain r,roys ons or thing,
nseessaEy for the subsistence her crew or 10 eec re-
pairs TO put 70 sea ~ poss bie ter the eSpra
sion period OF twenSy four hous vithout normii,In
thsr 10 takc In supplies hsyond what be nosayy
for her Immediate use, aud not TO any s,c vessel
~ might have been allowed 10 remain within l,yi,Ish
wAers Cor h5 pupoee Of repair 10 continue in an, nor,
raAstead waten belonging TO her Macsty for sngc,
psriod tan twenty -four hours ter the reuar
shouA' have been campetei, and also much VI IA I,
orders as limited the euantity.of coal and the
period With which might be obtained TO be embarked
on board any such slip uw war or priyaseer of eths,
belligerent.
have adreafoi sn,ias lessor 20 The Secretaries of
btafo ior tho Home, Colonial, War and India Depart
fnt', and the Lords CommiAhoneW of the Admiralty
1have, &c. RUS ELL
rus LoaDs ComYr sosrRs op ma E,s~ris TaEasUR-
JUSTIN HOUSE,, LoNooS, May 10, se0o
The New York herald., 1865-06-01
ounties Payable to Volunteers Whom
HOnorably Mustered Out.


WAsuNorox, Nay 8, 1855. !
J. Veterans who enlisted under the provisions OF
General Order No 9l, series OF 1885, from this Office,
and the extensions thereof General Orders Nos a2l
cruns (not vetcrans), who enlisted for three ~
yeoys tho war, under the provisions OF tho
circular letter Of October ~ 1883 from the Provost Mar
shal Generals Bureau and its notifications, arc, on
their honorable muster and discharge from the
Of the United States before the expiration OF their
Dsspsctve terms Of enlistment entitled 70 tho unpaid
balances Of the bounties promised them BY the orders
and laws under which they enlisted.
H. A volunteer accepted and mustered into service
under the act Of July 1854 General Orders No IA
Adjutant Generals ONCE 1884, whether for the term Of
one wo @ 2, r. three ~ Y :n ~S'ss !" out ,' o.
which he ensted entitled only 70 receive the propoe
tion Of the bounty allowed by tho act cited whcthe
One-third two-thirds thereof which had actually
crued before the date Of his Discharge
For instance, II the soldier volunteered for two (?
years. and b ustSred before the expiration Of ths
nrst year OF his service, he cannot claim either the
second third instaAnens Of the bounty Of Two hun
him had he continued In the service till the expiration
Of the two (2) years for which he enlisted
Only the volunteer whO at the time Of his discharge
has completed the term Of service for which he
enlisted Ia entitled 70 the second instament Of
the amount Of bounty given TO him by the act and he
entitled TO more Of that bounty II he Is discharged
on the next day after the expiration OF onehal Of his
term Of enlistment the second nstament Of the bounty
is due and payable 70 him, but the discharge precudes
him from receiving third instament that being duo
only 70 volunteer who may have served his entire
OF enlistment
Ill In discharging men from service mastering
officers will note the balances Of bountes due the
muster out rolls opposite the Of the soldiers
speetively Great must be exercised doing this
Pnor " payment paymasters Will carefully reexamine
the rolls with the view Of detecting in amounts
thereon noted.
BY order OF tho SECRETARY OF WAR.
T. ID TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General.