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WANTED,
TWENTY-FIVE BLAGKsEEfE

GOVERNMENT voRTr, DKEoPoLls. Ala
January Il, Iss
~iu hire for Me ysar 1855, Twsn'v-tv' BY
smiths. Wages for frat st4sS s1iths tss ss'i'
slsss smiths SO. Food and Ju~Sl..i EttssusE .
ishsA by the Government. Fvsry sr-',b f''''
Re VIII be Impressed are Vpprsi.es. and vii.
virtus ofAuthortty hsm Tho Hen. so%resaTry Of '
exempt ths nvnber equivalent to Ssy s"li H'S'
the g. vernrsent
Psrsons hiking ntcrotA Vasy .Sly tA,4{r !'''
rarcA for, aaA Mat sAsy wiz act bN removed troH
GhoyS, 4. M PANToA.
jau2s&3ea -- Asgo' ssd y }
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The Yankee Treasury Department il
printing and issuing weekly about tw elve
millions of dollars of legal tender note.
and national bank currency. t'.-
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Aamlmastr ator's SAFE.

Aamnstrs.nr e samSs, = lnSsv sesh sAv - FssEa
a ,.ss r, .s e !. ae shs me prn
3. =. Il e .:s: (:
OCRAT once; ;a.n.rs~s 49, =. 20 ,asntisn- SaiA stnss
,sH "I :. sod .. mot .s.:f 's q.
sale, 40 IN. III - S,.rr.Ii eoanty osH said Friatisg
a,oe a. pusli. or private sale for .;:h @
he u1soe a. st;., .,or ef a-rn1 4 Ksisca, 6~e$'
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cHlnF oAUR rRnMAarxR's oYP1oE,

CHlMF QAUR rRRMAATER's oPPICR,
Meridian, Mtss- Pee g. lseS-
Ia accordance with the decision OF the SScS staFy 81
war soldiers Of ths Confederate eratss army thA'h
ofsers ana raen) escaping frons Federal prisons OF
ths hands Of the enemy, will BE al owed teu teio) d"a
lars per diea for expenses from thaday cf ihsir e.
cape until they report within our liAe.-s@lsulatns
the shortest possible ums IL may rsqute TO perform
the jOurney. JNO '" TCUrf'
NAlsr and Chief @. H.
Approved
BY command Of Lieat Gen. Taylor. 81.
fssdlt f. sURGEr, A A. G..
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Bv order Of Majer General N B. Forrest
rh.tw p ELLIS. Jr.. A A @.
+ ky~AHthe new'pspera IN Mississippi WIN pu0"eA
one week and sead bill 60 headquarters OF ''"eoA
Kiss
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xu.t,eo Court

r,,HE ser.isn.d WIN aos Turtle: :, s:.s mo son.h.
| dian on the second Saa1x %ACN- IPL c.
enlQ ~
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70 the Men OfLoring's Dfvisi~n

To lhe Men OfLOriRE's Dfvist~n
HEADERS LoRIHG's DIVISION.
Se.rs 4Gs 3st Meridian. Mis'., Feb B. 1865
All enisess and neu Of ry eemR A0A, .surnins
from furlsugh will report immediately upsa arriv Al
at this poiut, at the Office Of Capt L. X. AArAhah,
A. g.. for iust<acslcss OAPs. MArsAalrs enc WI hs
Yound near the 1epss. . .... -
Wv. LoRING.
febsdlt ERor General.
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aRADQ's DIST. nIsA-. y. LA. WEST INV,
KassH, Hi~, Fas pe
CIRCULAR.


CIRCULAR. s.
AN unAttaSAsA savAlrv companies or rsr,, A.
paaies. or onEee or men within Llia District O1..
absent frOrn her regiment without propsg q, a,.s
are ordered to report forthwith to my Heatsu,7..
at Macon, M,sssissippd Assignment, or return jr.
dtate4y to thS regiment to which ,bsy ptop,,l, !,
long.
AnT company CElUer having in hi. comma. 4.
ssrta 70 or absentees from other eonllnHsda ~, 49,
aavaIry or inEaa try,) Is hoESby dizsoseS 4. :.
arYos, SO eh Abse0teCs or dsssrtors AaA uana A.,
der guard TO his division Of brigade so~iaander
re,uraed 70 their prspo< OoRnhaAs,
Any oficer soldier who may refuGe NJ MAJ
| to promptly obey sdiG order, via ss samEAas IN
| ish %.
All sAvalr Officers sad sslaiera f9ur shsSu, S,
.heIr eerns ads witheut proper sashSrity, sas, u
| arst day Of March next, wiz, w.tASuE eE Esep4,,
dIsnounte4 and trrnsd ever 10 Infaatry crKans.,.
d. FoRRAsF
| feAaSl2t hA}aE 6rs 59nnsAEs,
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ron SALE,

NEW ard ebsnmodions rasidsnse. loeateA 10 the
"A most desirable portion Of keridan. / viii se'l
for Confedsrate money. Applyto Atfs
sebldH a D.. N. HARKT.
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M Milttary Orders { 1utit,,
HBADo RI DIST. MISs. Ap,

HEADQ RI DIST. MISs. APl,
jack sca, Mr., Ja~ "A
General Orders no. s
In eempha.c~ w.th aPSNssi O7Ssss Ne
s~r i~s, Yrom Department HsaL<GArt.,, -
wtn. p. NATtA 'erhssHA-s n. rsrr,rs.e q, ~ =
DisIrbsa to Brig QSS. Writ AdAas. Ni
By erA~r SS AAjos Gen. Wl = sr,s,
p ELLls.Ir,A.Ie
ew He&s~a Daily News and AsnaiAa t;..,..
,t,h one W S<& ard seed bill. -"
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H1ADQ'Rs DIST. &Iss. ar,

HDADQ'Rs DIST. MISE &ELt
Jackson, Aiss, JAa. q, l,s,
General Orders no. =.
l. In oosaiDses 10 the orasr' o. the f.isutep,,.o
ar.l ssrnnandiag Department, Gssur. n,u,.,.'
the Disuiet ot Mississippi and EA1t Lou.ai.Sa
III. The DsasAst stag will rsnAiu Hnsha,r,,
III. LieuteMants q. Y. Scott and WV
Atds-Ae Camp, asa Anuouns~d 50 III. ps,so,.,'
and viii bs obey ed and rsspt st<d sssordln,l
{fIgs0d) WHIT ADAaS
Z RtEs<isr Ges4,s
| sOffsia': p. RL!Is, Js., a. A. o..
g-sE- sxkSc0 Daily EeVs aud uaSioA 80
W%sAk "a S~1A 0'iA ~ NAS 0AI0o' fSot4ls
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EGGS, BUTTER,
CHICKENS, POTATOES,
TALLOW, etc, etc., etc,
For which the highest market price will
be paid. .-.
Jan 2a-dln. #ka- JJ0MES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-09
From the Martinsburg New Era.Ii
ShamefuI

Never was there witnessed official con-
duct more humiliating to honest Ameri-
can citizens, than that of certain officers
who presided at the Polls in this town,
While such citizens as DR.. Boyd Pendle5
ton, who, during his whole life, has been
resident here, and whose character as a
gentleman and loyal man, stands as hlgh
as that of any one in the county OF state
were challenged and forced to take the
test oath before they could vote, others,
who had resided ip the. State but q few
months and soniesof whom are known to
have been trading with the rebels: and
ALWAYS ready to show rebel or loyal col,
o,$ ~ in terest dictated, were permitted
to deposit their ballots unquestioned.-
The latter class voted the Radical tick
ct. Some of their names, with BIZ
ographical sketches, we propose to give
hereafter.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-09

THE CHOLERA--D lRT.--From five hun
dred to six hundred cases of cholera pei
day in Madrid testify to the severity Of
that epidemic in places where neglect
of sanitary laws invite the dreaded dis.
ease to exert its. deadly power { Madrid
is one of the dirticst cities in Europe
and its inhabitants are not renowned foI
their strict attention to personal cleanli.
ness. No preparation had been made
for the advent of the unwelcome visitor
and when it did come 1t rioted in the op.
portnnity which was offered it 10y the
neglect of the municipal authorities and
the carelessneSS of the inhabitants.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-09
For the Register,

tOr tn6 heRlStor,i
Presbytery Of Washingt0n,-.2nd Day.
The Conven ton met yesterday at nine
o'clock, and was opened with religious
services.
At ten o'clock conference was held
with reference to meetings to be held in
the Churches.
The Convention made arrangements
for protractea meetings in all the church
es, and appointed ministers to operate
two and two in these services. In this
city Rev. Messrs Moffat and Fisher,
and Rev. Messrs. Hamilton and Gilmore
will unite in their respective churches.
The church sessions are to arran-,e the
time for these meetings.
At three o'clock in the afternoon very
pleasant hour was spent in conference
and prayer with reference to the bap-
tised children Of the Church.
In the evening religious exercises of a
social character were held. Among other
interesting matters, letter relating to
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-09

Mr. Strakosh announces with much pleasure
that he has succeeded in engaging a complete
and efficient Italian Opera Company, embracing
some of the NEST eminent and favorably known
artists, and complete CHORUS AND OR.
CHESTRA, comprising some of the most talent.
ed artists from New York, with whom he will
give in Wheeling for -..E.r
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Household Furniture at
AUCTION.

WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC
w AUCTION, on Thursday, the 9th inst at
the late residence OF Judge Fry. all his house
hold and kitchen furniture. Sale 10 commence
mt 10 o'clock. Terms cash now st
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THOMAS HUGHES VIII continue ts 49,
chant Tailoring and wbolsssls and kss - 100
ing Business at the Old sss1a w
Monroe aad Water ssreets -xye
Wheeling, Oct q Is6' fUa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-09

.GasB EABSS6 atsss ~
200 y HTflSS "A l. - u'4o7
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THE GROVER & r.5AKFR
SEWING. MACHINE

DOES NOT MAXI r THE CHAIN STITCH
The Grover and Baker stitch is formed of two
threads, tie NJ der thread never more than half
the SIG OF v q upper. This under thread IL
inge lousy interviewer with the upper, passing
9th tbrou Oh and around its loop, fastening 1t
securely p,y tying 1t twice. a seam thus formed
has all t'ne strength and elasticity 81 the back
st;Ieh. Like that stitch, it gains its strength
nv lcolumessing the particles OF the fabrics be.
tween the stitches and dividing the strain be-
tween the several stitches OF the seam, instead
of concentrating it upon single point, rs is the
case in lock stitch machine. i
There has been much discussion az TO the rel
| ,tive economy OF the two stitches but il is now
| generally conceded that for family sewing,
| where there are short seams The Grover and
| Baker stitch is found TO he the most economical
| While il uses one. fifth more thread in making
given length of seam, il lrdSteS none, as is the
| case with the lock-stitch machine, where there
ia ususily 4 waste of four inches of thread at the
becinniRg and at the end of each seam, to which
| must he added the loss OF time in fastening the
| end of the seam, so as TO prevent ripping.
Fxperience has proved that a Grover anl Ba
| ker seam for med of very fine cotton, say No. go
for the upper spool and No. $50 for the under one,
| IL much stronger than a Jock. ststch seam formed
| of Nos GO and 10 cotton. Can any thing more
| lie desired as illustrative of the superiority Of
| this stitchl Actual experiment has shown that
| on n leck. stitch machine two hundred yards of
| thread will sew thirty-fve vars OF seam with n
waste OF thirtS-four wards of ends; whlc with
Grover and Baker machine. with the same
| number of wards of thread there were fifty
seven wards sewed with no waste at all, These
are facts easily arrived at by all who can find
! ock.stitch asd Grover and Baker machines in
| numerous families, where they may investigate
for themselves .-Neac York Christian Advocate
| and Journal
Call ut the Agency and Examine.
AL No. 1914 Market Street,
A few doors below the Market.
G. l.. kRDTLL. Ag't
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Positively Two Nights Only, viz:
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, Nov. 18th 18th
TWO GRAND OPERAS

In style unrivalled by any other management
The following eminent artists from the New
York Academy of Music constitute the Ghiuni
and Susini Grand Italian Opera Company
Sgnorini ANGIOLINI GHIONI, the famous
Dramatic Prima Donna, from the italian Opera.
New York Academy OF Music, and the Theatre
Tlcor, Havana. f ..
Mime. PATTI STRAkOSH. the f,yorite Con.
tralto. t
Mile CANNIssA, Prima Donna Growers
Grand Opera. -.#.T.
Sienors MACAFERRI and ERRANI, First
TenUrs, ofthe New York Boston and PbIad.J |
phia Academies of Music
SignOr MANCUSI, the eminent Baritone.
from the Grand Opera, Theatre Tacon Havana. |
Signor AUGUSTINE SUSINI, the Grand |
Basso Profundo, late of Max Maretzek's italian |
Opera, New York
Signor ANTON CRAFT, the celebrated Be-
Bufto, late of Growers German Opera. :. $50
Nine PAROZZI and Sig. ZAPUZZJ
Donnas , Second
Sig. xTMENEs and Sig. PERM
Sig. LOCATELLI and Sig y =
Bassos. . MASSfO, Second
conductor. .>o-oo,o,,,,.
StsSe Name. -. az NJ, 1jtterSsrt
Prampt- Se's -......-.-...... Sig Nardini.
Fro" .er.-'--' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sig. LAMA.
perties- -,' .........-..........Sig Sig. r Grille
Uostumers.' Nine. Nardini Sig. Santella.
The emu .ely new and costly wardrobe has
been pu' chased By the Directors in Paris.
The following operas will be performed with
a cas- of unsurpassed strength:
Monday evening, Nov. 18th, Verdis chef
d'9uvre.
LA TR AVTATA .s!
| Tuesday Evening. Nov t4th, Gouuod'-
Master Work:
F r. u c> YIss,
Reserved Seats So. Admission 81.
Seats may be secured, commencing Friday
morning, 10 a. VI. Mt Jesse b. Mellor's Music
| Store
Doors open at Il. Opera commences at G.
| Nov.S-4t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CHEAP LANDS.

- whole or any part of the Agricultural Col
ieee Scrip, issued to the State. OF West Virginia
lby the United States. which consist Of s37 war
rants of 100 acres each, will be received until 10
M Dec. ], 1865. sob
Proposals may contain propositions to pay for
the scrip in cash or q. S. bonds, and will be adj.
dressed 10 s. P. Hildreth, agent, Wheeling, w.
Va and endorsed Proposals for Agricultural
College Scrip" and will be opened at 2p m,
on LIST December, 1865. 50 tff1H
Bidders will be notified Immediately of the ac-
ceptance oftheir bids.
nov91w A I FOREMAN, Gov
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHINGTON HALL.
Of THE CELE.
IL brated Lyric Actress
MAD. MARIE METHUA
= 9 III L L L T. r..

supported by MR.. HENDERSON'S EXCEL
LENT COMPANY, from the Pittsburg Theatre
Thursday, Nov, 9, 'Is65, EREESTINE, or the
Foster Sisters-Dramai in acts q ~
SWISS COITAGE-Musical Comedietta in
act.
THE SECRET-Farcc i'll act
Friday, Nov 10, 1868 benefit OF Mad. Scheller
The great Musical Pastoral from the German,
entitled LORLIE OF TIE BLACK FORE ST
Reserved seats can he secured at Jesse b
MellOrs Music Store
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This work has no rival as candid lucid COM
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In the selection Of matter for this great work.
the author has confined himself strictly TO Official
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He has carefully avoided the introduction of
any matter not strictly reliable and Official ami
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War.
Returned and disabled officers and soldiers.
and energetic Young men in want of profitable
employment will tind this rare chance to make
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Philadelphia, Pa, or
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revival of religion was sent down to
the churches under the care of the Pres
The thanks a the, Couyention WI
rendered to the Church ID which he
meeting was held, and to the peoplspf
the city for theft hospitality id EN- -,
tanning the members, - y -
The Convention adjourned sine die at
nine O'clock P NJ -----.-
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Fonts OF Type, &C.,

CLOCUM CAPs.-A GoOp STYLE orr
- Cap for Winter, for Men and Boys. tn
HARPER BRO
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sssusgea esAHg SGA E9ks
e-l -. GLUAtd 3k4g%h n-A1la Il
81 SzlioaJW a7toH ssiaidcak
, 1865-05-20
ITO PRINTERS OR PARTIES

W1kH1NH To bIdH1 4 dNEWbFAFEH.
Fl. sale at a BARGAIN. A No. 4 Washington and
es head rules, p and BREWER type tpartly worm
asostEent Of aisplay, csid is aud wood type tor
country Job on1cs cse,1tt Ct e4rd tyre plenty o5
cash, which Is about onen!rd the cos: Of new mate
rias OF 1be s4tne kind. Address OF call on
D. s. PARKER Proprietor "hAzette"
mr1nr1s7 81 hrSr Eauk4kee, EttuoiR.
, 1865-05-20
qbitagf> Grtbume,


13or+ Ton Gaut and Gen. Meade in the,r
sut ~. 1890 the Commit. N ~ 49, - .s.1
ea4~y e. ~ 10th heartily ;ndo-s. su' ~
-cta-v s,anton,s administration of Tho W.
DepAftment. The former testifies that the
Secretary never has interfered With him, nor
dictated a-plan Of campaign, but has al wsvs
Thoroughly co-operated with him.
Great excitement Was caused in BROOKLYN
N. r., yesterday, by the arrest OF cartman
.caaEcd with depositinp a quantity OF raes
In avacant lot. The rags emitted terrible
stencil. and were eaid fo have ha.n Unmarried
from kussta. now suffering fron The rav,ecs
Of the p1apne. eoraral caxas oc s,otted fever
were alec reported tn have occurred in the
vicinity of the nlacc IN New York where thk
rars had hecn sto,ed hrt 41,cr tnrned mt IN
1,e c,vs,ne,a.
1,i.r sT,,nx,.rr of III. rsro,4 If ths TN,
xnfttre ~ fhe Condnct If tha war in ,nother
.co)nnn IA NJ intr,r,t as concerns ccrtain
1r,dtno c~ncr.,. The renor+ Is do,sos-a
TO Bsnls In conn<ct1on w,th +he RoS
River erreds+,on xs.f,orr t. ,ho-~.,
, 1865-05-20
POSTSCRIPT.
1 fprT{}TK 4 ~


new Yonx, Nav 19,-Tnc 1Go bountv iu,nne,e
snd brokers, caught By Col. BaEer,fst Hoboten, =
we're released yesterday. Soma Of the }unpcrs
are On parole
A yIs1f to the pre.5dent.
c,tinn % n3 ns,saaat ,pes1a ae.e
% " a1ese ~ ou11a LEI sIsltea . Lteslos5t
mexican Affairs
The H0rld'8 Washington special says: " 1t IL
funofed that Ma11naill1an and Kirby smith have
neco11aled an alliance. AMI L1nts taat our govern
c3Tseiy % ms@luk Mn~inan .aa,
. aae s1u %n ~ a. -ata- ~
, "EruG; u1ss ,s i5 ~ fa "
Esrr er.e - sent
ss1s 81 ~ cnn+ ro--ae1orSsn, n1a M;1h
fhr nihfr Hnd. preparinr sccrcf)y mssns Ut for.
Wrratpe d large runber of emigrants to tie Mext-
can. frontIer."
court n1.rt,u,.
.o1l ,9,s5 ~ t ~ T,',ne5 p,ornat
Sa~sh - - I..da nnns,Sar.hls n.anro.s ~ asv eTha
en,aa t st0s hat IKE
es1csnce snoo'o oe gwen ~ 'ne p1es' 11o" oa1 "
oa'' =. .u.n,
r.; ,,,s a.,.nsan. Iaeoe. ~ f., a..4 49,.
,,.; - .h noustnu 1s!tHsaa, o. Apsaa S.t9, r1n
ene9 tne tpeeea Of Ssnera masraaes u 1ne Tae M
onE e Se ~ lse g9a
up he be de,ermtnatton to aeht il oat- De closed
corptry and pcrer he slave to Yankee power,
had rather he a Camanche Indian CHIEF than
Low the Enee to Yankeedom. / Will only add that
sc have nejehbors near q hand. dop.t icel At
liberty to FAY any thing farther concerning the
matter at present, but It may be that We may
have. and ffom spnrce unexpected, nnu
et 4 time When We !tset dream o. u. lneteIoIe,
let ue sunni " onf teadefe anu all WILL 5eI oe
well
yafn,ne over afms.
| All sfns nsed b. QGafternaster5, employers and
| clerks Of tbs War Department have been Turned
over to the proper authorities, aua uallg dr1ls Of
| companies discontlnued-
yte Review,
| Twenty etpht Mator Generals are 10 take part IN
| tte crnna roi.itarT nrpcestfOn here on Tuesday
| sud II. cpesday nr1t, The t4th and 30th corps
| sherman's army, arrived today. The 18th and
18Th viii reach i1ieif camping ground tomorrow
1oA "'' c.s~....r -s.5,-J.
tasr 70 'cscr..s-r c.u,ra n,
~ ;tne s;ocs ay ,a .,temnt ~ I'M
M .Ist IN une ,at saee sns ~ na ..T1
ven 70 tne n" ~ T aao ~ ~
tooleaGe ~ En9 q, ~ .uu I1snsn a,,.s - ~
| esnp1olns u F. oe"aiu eoa'0ae ~ 1n1p5 ''e
Ex0aernxs It,, q. ~ A.. Dam,
- a hsnae!son. Ioimer5 Cnlsl y. t9y neqnl .ta[
titton Bureau who Was suspended from MI dnues
oy secletal5 Ch3sc, nas, altst tnotout1 n
t1nn o. all the cnaf3es maoe agAnss nln, oeel
| hohorafiy exonetatsd from tneC, ana va: u ~
fsttorea 70 ~ !ofnef posiuon ID 1ae ones .! Ut
oeeteta1y o1 ne Treasury.
I.nid Up.
The vessels o. the Fofonac hot!ila, 1ot Whtet
the Government Ia! no 1nrtnst use, n1a6stln!
OVER twenty, are arriving at fhc navy yard. The
STOKES are being removed. and The arms ttdnsferr
| cd to othe1 Tektsls.
I.ornn'e Army.
The rirht wing Of Shermet,'s army, commando.
, 1865-05-20
tSpec1A Dispatch to the Chicago 1ris1ne.1


tspec,u Dispatch to the Chicago 1ris1ne.1
SPRINGFIELD. Mas ~.
The following Is the substance OF Al order Just
received from the War Department.:
%A1l volunteer organizations Of white troops
1t.Gen. Shcrtnan's army anu the army Of the Poro-
1asc, whose term Of service explree prior to Oe-
tobet LIT, will he mustered out OF feerTice In the
1ic1nfty Of Washington. aad sent to their
respective States, where they viii
1e paid. Thoea hrst mustered out wall
he the three year regiments who were
mustered into service under the call Of July -,
1s62, and prior to October trtt Of that ye7r.
1hosc next mustered out vail he the three year
recruits mustered into service for old regiuents,
between the same dates md lastly, the one yeat
enen for new and old ofEan1zat. our, who cutGred
the service prior 10 October. 1664: The Anjntsut
General Of esch StAte is asked furnish the mum.
Isr Of uoop. and particular rerlmc3ts to be nrs-
7tred out as above 1ndtca:cl,' Tue AdJutant
Gtncrale Office OF this stats is 50 thronghiy sys-
teatized and Ia such perfect working ord-t that it
viii be but sho:t time befure the 4 lar Depart
mint will hare all the information required rro1
1l!s State. 1nueed op1ne there are bnt few Sta g
whose military record ts go vel kept up and
il the Adjutant Genetals Olcc Of th(s state. This
j mAin1y due to the efforts OF Col = T; Nils,
eif an
been in the ot5ce for number Of ysarH.
Ata meeting OF the Directors Of t6e National
Lincoln Monument Association Jonn 2 Reynolds,
E-retary OF the limos Agricultural Society. was
apolIlsd to co11espond with iii the asn :uitnral.
huucultura1 and kindred societies IN tne United
E.nee, and to urge the co operation OF said so:is
ztrt. Julius nammerslongh, Esq WI appointed d
Erlcial agent to correspond with all the Hebrew
cu,c1egat1onr, associations and corporations III
fbf United States on The +ame euhjecL Agents to
fc1cit subscriptions TO the monument we're ap-
1xtnted in each county. By a resolution, the
Treasurer Of the Association wss directed 10 in'
vet all moneys received in United Suites bonds,
Du1d A. Smith, Of Jacksonville has sent $lus al
l. lreubscz1pt.un TO the fund, and will repest it as
oan ss required
Governor 0chcsby received letter today from
nv, J. L. Corning. Poughkeepsse, n. y, who
w,tes th1t collection was taken up 10 his
cs1rch last Sunday, and tlvs were collected
Imet three gentlemen on the street to-dss who
3rnifed the wa5 To the last resting place Of tht
mytyred President, "a, iug that they bad made
piuimage Of over s0o rnilee to see his toms
Tlsy had already ylsited the lase Pf.sldtns's Tor
mHreeldence, ind the executive room nov occu
rid By Coz oeesby in ths stats ;ia.' ao1ss sens aa'
.,flT III int nomination lor the P-cs:deLcJ.
aout 2 Pars,ed Union p'tsoantds, NJ ,t IRON tn Den
7Iftn oraerl d here 10 be mustered out