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10 affords us much pleasure to cali
attention to meritorious men. and their busi-
ness, especially when il does not interfere with
our conscience. such an opportunity has now
arrived: and A. we have had business eonnec-
tions with the party We write about. and found
them prompt and reliable. we commend them
heartily 10 our friends and readers. Bv refer
ence TO our advertising columns IL will be seen
that ID. vi. >picer 4 Co. have removed from Illi-
nois street to No. 241s West Washington 81.
over Brsden's Book store. where they stand Al
the head Of the heap. with the largest. neatest.
and most convenient offices in this city which
Is saving great deal where half the bushes.
men are Real Estate Agents. Spicer has done
well at his old stand, and he has the honesty
to admit 1t. His modesty forbids him to AFRO
gate all praise TO himself. but frankly admits
the beneficial effects Of printers ink. How
they will succeed in the midst Of an extensive
opposition, we DO not know; but we will wager
our old hat against a new one that Spicer will
. hoe his row" anywhere in the Real Estate
line. Give them a call. NJ No. 2IIz West Wash
ington street, and see if orr Recommendation
I l. NOT correct
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ID 4. almost an impo..ibiIity
Atseution. Fur Dealers. |

procure pure article of Bourbon Whisky
Senour, on Washington street, keeps it for
sale. Remember this.
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Now IL the time TO get one 81 those
handsome and valuable presents given with
each book sold at 60 North Illinois street Go
and see the new silver ware just received last
evening, and get a present. Remember you
pay no more for a book there than at other
place. and get handsome present. IL North
Illinois street
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The Inst Chance 10

The Inst Chance 10 secure one or
more Of those Cheap Building Lots. ON East
street. near Virginia Avenue street Railroad.
will be offered next Monday. when the re-
naming lots are positively to be closed out
Call at the Real Estate Office Of Wiley & Mar
tin. for Plats etc. sSG
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

1sam1in n 1sa~chig have removed their
office to Exchange Building, 33h North ILL
nois street, opposite Bates House. novls-2m
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Assessments this Evening.


T The number of marriage licenses issued
by the County Clerk, yesterday, was eight
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The Headquarters in Indiana for
Fancy and staple Dry Goods i, the New York
store. W. * II. Glenn. proprietors. Glcnn'-
Block. indianapolis. Indiana.
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Fh'NoIioNs.- The following were inside
yesterday Al the Adju,ant Generals oiiicc In
The 18th Cavalry:
''N-1ohn I. Wheeler. Joseph VI.
>tricker and David n. Wall
Company A-silas \. Puls.. captain. Lab,
J. Prebble. First Lieutenant: William - a.
len, second Lieutenant.
Company EdwinF Reid. Cap,aip. II.
g. Marshall. fir>t Lieutenant: Lander !.
Oryill, second Lieutenant.
Company John Michael. Fir.i Li.n,.,-
ant; William Haun. second Lieutenant.
Company f-Lahan lindley. second Lieu.
tenant.
Company G-Robcri l. Peterson >.,cond
Lieutenant.
Company k-John ". Chapman. Captain:
Oliver :. Musser. First Lieutenant Henry ".
East. second Lieutenant.
Company Alex. 4. Wheeler. Captain:
Hiram l.. wurchell. First Lieutenant: Levi.
LAudage. second Lieutenant.
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\ Large stock Of MeIotIeon. aud
Guitars just received at the Bates House Cor
ner. We select our goods In person. and sell
Al the lowest cash prices. 2-lw
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A stock OF Dry Goods worth s6.coo
10 s'.coo. for trade for city property or farm.
at the National Land Agency. 30-;S.
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The National Land Agency oppo.

= VIIV-
site the Theater, has for sale, low, some of
those beautiful building lots on Tennessee and
Mississippi streets. Also, cheap city property,
improved; farms in this and other States.
30tSs
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When You Have Grown wenr,

IN search of something in the Fur line very
beautiful. call At Baker i McIvcr'.. They
viii show YOU gems-somcthing that will make
your eye sparkle with delight. lG
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Marfindale - l:rsl

Families i'm the North and I;ast
parts Il the city are informed Of five facts: 1.
The Capital Drug store. corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
YOU: . Mr. Woods. who keeps this house,
sells reliable goods nj reasonable prices; 3. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours: 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; ). His sign-the Golden Nor
tar i plain - be seen. nl6-3m
For the Choicest DeIicacie> Of the
season call on RhOdius. Of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell Oysters. Fat and Plump. served
n all styles. 13-Im
Members Of the General Assem-.
BLY,. all my old friends and the public in gen.
eral. or ''any other man. are respectfully
invited to patronize the old establishment and
well-known UNITED States Dye-house and
Cleaning Establishment" No. 81 South Illinois
street. Joseph Harris. Proprietor Goats. Vests.
and Pants thoroughly cleaned. repaired and
made 10 look rs good a. new.
"Les those now renOvAte who did before
And those who always renovated renoyaie the more
square dealing. reasonable charges and prompt
attention to business are our old friend Harris
notices. left
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knabe Pianos at Benham's. nov2S-im
Ladies'. Misses and Childrens'
Flannel Lined Polished Anklets and Balmo-
rails, now on hand at IREDEIL & Co.'S,
IL 81 North Illinois street.
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Diamonds. Rings and Pins for sale
TO pay advances, at the Loan Office, No 81
South Illinois street n3o 2aw3w
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Tor sale or Rent Two small frame
houses, South part Of the city. Price Of both
houses sl.soo. only 500 down. or will rent for
els Per month each.
l.. H. HAMIIN 4 Co
Real Estate Brokers, Exchange Building.
33s, North Illinois street. Ia
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PAID OFF.-The 18th Indiana Cavalry were
paid OF yesterday, and the greater part Of the
regiment left for their homes on last night.
The 18th Cavalry leave behind them the high
character Of being orderly body Of men a.
ever wore the uniform Of the United States.
In addition 20 being good soldiers. they were
also gentlemen. The Commandant Of the
Home informs us. that II was one Of the most
orderly and well-bchaved regiments that has
quaricred az the soldiers Home" since his
official connection with that institution. It,
officers are gcntlemanly and courteous a.
brave. Not a ease Of intoNication occurred in
the regiment while at the :. Home" which l.
saying great deal fof returned regiment.
The boys naturally felt little hilarious on re-
turning home and II little deviation from 80
briefly j. ever cNcusablc il i on such occasions.
THE HOSPITAL AT THE SOLDIERS HoNr-
BY Dr. I. y. Aldrich. the obliging Hospital
stewart AZ the Home. we are informed that the
average number Of patients in the hospital for
the past month i about twenty-nine The
principal disorder there j. intermittent fever.
There are however. few ca>es Il chronic
diarrhoa. contracted at the front. and few
eases q wounds received in the service. The
hospital i we'll rera.ated. j. under able man.
aseneut has ~killfal medical men flr it, ply
sieians' and tue patients a., silcn the be>i
possible treatment
Thank 'gi'ins DAY Will be duly observed al
The Home II i proposed 10 give the patient.
a Thank ssi' ins dinner. on which occasion the
families and relatives q the minutes will be
iafiied 70 participate with their husbands.
fathers and brothers. Thu. t. practical phi
ianihropy, and i. IN the highest sense Of the
word. creditahle % those who have ,h,r,e II
Tho. LraND MN M. III 1. "a. -
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scy oliver MEDAL Iatent Leather Boots In this
city are found ut
23-}eod LUDINGTON. CADY X Co.'S
10 the Friends Of Temperance
OF lNDIANA.-You are called upon to orally
once again and help roll back the tide of ruin
tina; intemperance has poured forth upon orr
people. We do not deem il necessary to tell
you how terribly the curse Of intemperance
has scourged our land in the few years that
have just passed. The evidences of its de-
yastating spread are all around us. The youth
OF our land-the young men who have battled
Tor our eountry-and even those of ripper wears,
are going rapidly down to deaih-premature
death-etcrnal death, by reason Of intemper-
ance. We must stop tins tide Of ruin! The
time To do this j. now, If all who can act
will act promptly. we can strike the mon
ster to the earth, and save our children and
friends from ruin. You are hereby call
ed upon 10 attend mass convention
OF Temperance people at indianapolis. on
Tuesday. the 9th day of December next. at
ten o'clock r. NJ, for the purpose Of completing
a thorough organization Of our forces. and pre-
pairing to give battle TO this terrible enemy.
Arrangements are being made for the ac-
eommodatiOn Of all who attend, free Of charge.
and also for conveying all who attend the Con-
Nention over the railroad at half fare.
We earnestly request Ministers Of the Cos.
pei to use all possible effort to promote the sue
cess Of this Convention, and all newspapers
friendly to virtue and happiness, TO copy this
notice, and favor the undertaking.
james Blake. J. II. Lozier.
j. VI. Ray. With. MeCnrJv
Henry Wright. l.. Albeit.
r. ). Morris. ID. Mcdonald.
T.. L. >inker. \. G.. Kunkleman.
Il. Il. Brown. w Hannaman
y. stone. sg-tf
Something Ncw.-Ladies' /" Napoleon
Roots NJ Iprprrr A. ~.
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For Sale or Rent.

Boy - and y ouuh.' Patent Leah.
er Boots at IREDEII x Co.'S.
Il - North Illinois street.
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ii. +. Hezekiah, Of the Geranum Saloon, in
forms his friends and the public that he has
just received, and will receive daily 6uringthe
season, the finest quality Of Saddle-Rock
Oysters ever brought to this market. These BIZ
valves are carefully selected, and acknowledge
ed by epicures TO be unapproachable in flavor,
taste and size, being extremely rich.
Ladies should recollect that this Saloon is
divided into two departments, that of the
ladies being entirely distinct from the other
i. SIT should also be borne in mind that
at the "Geranium" is every variety Of Game,
Nension, Quails, Prairie Chickens, etc. 2s-6
Wanted.--By single gentleman, a fur
nished room, either in private house or pub
lie building, within two squares of the Post
Office. Address II. o. Box 1886.
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r RS.

STOCK OF
Far surprising everything in quality and variety to be
foutd elsewhere In the West may now be seen at the
IL T. Il HIX Il j..
No. , Vest Washington ST.. corr Meridian,
CONSISTING or
Fur ClOaks, Fur Nantes,
A.i, 81. lie, Ii Cnpes.
vIcToRINEs, EUGENIEs,
Collars. Berthas,
MunS and Cuffs.
Real Russian Sable, Hudson hay
Sable. American Sa hIe
ALSO
tuH COLLARS and CIIOVAS-
~, ,,,-ps I'll, -,
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Something New.-Ladics' Napoleon
Boots. al IREDELL & Co.'S.
IL ~ North Illinois street
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The ONLY ImDor.ed from \,

sey Silver Medal Patent Leather Boots in thi.
city are found ut
2:,-Bsod IrDINGTON CADy A. CO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-02
NATIl,E.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARTFRMAsTER,
ARMY OF THE JAMES,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMASTER,)
ARMY THE JAMES
Richmond Va, April % 1865. )
On Monday of each week hereafter there will be
train of ambulances and baggage wagons leaving the
office of Lieut. H. s. Merrill, Post Quarermaster in this
city al the Female Institute, corner of 10Th and Clay
streets at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of convey
ing families to their homes in the country which train
will take the following route, to wit: Leaving Rich
mond will 90 via Mechancsville Turnpike to Mechan'
icsyile; thence to Cold Harbor thence TO Old Church
crossing the Pamunkey river at Hanover Town. and
thence go on to Brandywine, from which place por
ton of the train will 20 TO Ayetts. The rest Of the
train will 20 on from Brandywine to King William
Court House, and from thence crossing the Mattapon
river at Walkertown, go to King and Queen Court
House. its terminus.
On the same days and at the same time and place
there will be a train of ambuances and baggage wag
ons for the same purpose leaving for West Point Va,
which will go by the old Williamsburg Turnpike.
Persons wishing to go by these trains will call at the
Office of the Post Quartermaster named above and reg
lister their the amount Of baggage they wish to
carry and the point the route to which they wish to
CO. No persons will be allowed to return to the city
either of these trains. -
JOHN r. HOWARD,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
ap29-lw Army Of the James.
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RREHEr ERIC. GEN B. c. LUDLOW
CIRCULAR.
HEADERS PENINSULA DISTRICT, I
RICHMOND, VA,

q
RICHMOND, VA.
In virtue of Special Orders from Headquarters the
Department have assumed command OF the Peninsula
District composing the counties Immediately north of
he James river.
take IL for granted that the surrender of Gen. Lees
army virtually includes all Virginia troops whose Organi
cation has been part Of said army, although their duties
have been in a separate district
Companies Of such troops known 10 be still
toned in the counties mentioned belonging to this
district Officers and men in these organizations d.
rected TO surrender themselves prisoners of and
be paroed that they may return 10 their homes and give
their assistance in establishing order and peace in their
immediate neighborhOods.
It's nv intention TO establish detached posts through
out this district purely for the protection of the citizens
of the country from egitmate bands OF armed and
marauders OF every description.
Citizens are requested give their aid to this end
snpplyng information which may lead the arrest Of
ali persons who may commit depredatons of any kind
All men who have belonged 70 any organized company
of Confederate troops included in the surrender of Gen.
Iees army or otherwise, who have returned TO their
homes are requested 10 register their names at the posts
established in their vicinity.
Those men whose experience in war renders peace
dear are requested give every assistance 10 the recog
desvors 20 render property secure and lives safe from the
attacks of who take advantage OF the present state
Of affairs for the purpose of private gain or private re-
yenge.
II has come to the knowledge of the authorities that
the negroes on the different farms refusing work.
ar are leaving their accustomed homes and coming into
Richmond and other places occupied by troops. They
are hereby directed remain al their old homes to go
70 work az usual on the farms and raise the produce
cessary for their maintenance snd assured that their
freedom shall be protected. Is. c. LUDLOW,
Vrt Z Brip C,enI COMMANDING
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GIRGII.AR.

hEADQkS PENINSULA OISIRICI(
April %, 1866. !
All former Justice Of Peace Of The counties of Warwick
York James City, New Kent Gloucester, Matthews Chas
Civ Heurico, eastern half are requested to report to
me nv letter TO ny Headquarters at Richmond vii
Tam.burg the boundaries of their magisteTia districts
tbe number of inhabitants white ana ack the cOndi
ion of the people reference 20 food ON hand and the
rosrect of crops the number Of mills their situation
Sauacity aud present condition and names Of owners
ihev will state what disorders prevail that measures
nav be taken to remedy them, and any other niorma
o6 that NAV give inc full knowledge of the neces-
sites Of their district.
The cnots Of each viii be confined to the district for
b. {. LUDLOW,
ap23-d2w Brerct Brig. Gen Commanding.
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OFFICIAL.
MAJOR GFYER1I E. o. c. ORD.

TO TIE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND AND ITS VICINITY
The inhabitants of the various counties near
Richmond are hereby informed that no dltncuIty
will te made in admitting them to bring market
ware, 10 this city. They are invited to commence
their ordinary traffic az once, and assured oil pro-
lection in passing TO and iro within the hneS OF the
United States forces.
The citizens Of Richmond, and shopSeepers ana
others sre also requested 10 resume their ordinary
avocations as speedily as possible IL rs the wish
and inteptian Of the military authorities to protect
all GOOD and pescesble citizens aud TO restore In
As crest measure as may be prscticsole, the Tor
uner prosperity OF the city. No molestatlon ny
soldiers or others will he allowed # possible 10
srv. who are engaged in peaceful pursuits.
Orders will be Issued 70 military commanders IN
conformity with the above announcement,
b command Of Asi. Gen. ORB,
ADAM BADEAU, Lieut., Col. U. >. A
TO OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF The ARMY OF
NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
HEADc'zs DEPARTMENT or VIRGINIA.
Richmond, April IA, 1865. :
Al officers and soldiers of the Army OF North
srn Virginia, vho were not pTosont az the surren-
ls- of that army by Gen. Robert +. Lee at Apo
nsttox Court House, on the 9th of April 1865
,-s hereby informed tbst the terms OF capitulaton
are extended 20 tnen, and inst they can at once
avail themselves Of the same by coming within the
lines OF the United States forces, az or near Rich
rpond, laying down their arms and receiving their
By command. of Maj, Gen. ORD,
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieutenant Colonel u. S, A
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no NoTIkeEn CapiaaiEsfa {:

Il Personsin this city (aDd their numbers are Many
axe dssInE4 CT Eegafs1in 9Th f0r nesAs TO
rebuild their burnt prOperty-persOns corporations
desiring invest in good real estate security in this
way would have opportunity Of using their surplus
means to advantage 10 themselves and also benefit
others as well give employment to hundreds of mocha
MICS of this city who anxious TO 60 TO work. The sub
scriber is DESTROYS 20 borrow, say $4,000 and give
amount so borrowed as security for the loan
ed The ground alone would bring the money under the
hammer The property situated Main street in the
business heart Of the city. For particulars address
Box all.
ap29-2w Richmond Wing.
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NOTICE.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER's OFFICE.

CHIEF QUARIERMASTERS UFFICE,l
ARMY OF THE JAMES,
RICHMOND, VA, April 2Sth, 1866.
There will be offered for sale at public auction, near
the Steamboat landing, at Rockets in this city, on
SATURDAY, the 18th day of May next a lot OF con-
damned Animals Wagons Harness and Saddles belong
ing TO the Unitel States Government There will also
he lot OF the offered for sale in the city Of Peters
burg on the same day.
TERMS Payments must be made in UDite3 States
Government funds at the date of purchase.
JOHN b. HOWARD,
1t. Col and Chief Q. NJ
ap29-tds Army Of the james.
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HD'QRS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA
ARMY OF TIRE JAMES.
RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1865.

RICHMOND, VA, April 81, 1865
GENERAL ORDERs,(
No. As
l. Brgadier General f. T. Dent, u. s. Vols having
reported for duty 70 the Department Commander is
hereby assigned to duty Military Commander Of tie
CITY Of Richmond and will command all troops thin
the city.
The troops to be stationed in Richmond will consist
of the Oath Mass Vols the Goth n. Y Vols, and fur.
Their detail 10 be made by Brigadier General Devens
from the troops under his command, TO be equal in
strength TO two good regiments with full compliment
of officers This detail will be permanent and will be
in lieu Of the daily detail Of four hundred for the
District Provost Marshals ordered by General Orders
No a. current series, from these Headquarters.
g. General Dent will furnish TO the Provost Marshal
General and the District Provost Marshals, such details
may be necessary.
4ks-tass,,s- saAsiSAsS n -RiskRaad h. yrtne
this order will be provided with suitable quarters at
such points as Brgaiier General Dent sha desienae
All orders and parts OF orders, conflicting herewith
are hereby revoked.
B. command Of Major General ORp,
ED. ". SMITH,
Assistant Adjutant GeneTak
Official ed. " Smith,
Assistant Adjutant Genozal ap2a
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TO TFF UNEMPLOYED POOR OF RICHMOND.
DEPARThEET OF VIRGINIA,
Richmond, Va, April Is, 1866. I

Richmond, va, Apnl TO- 1900.
lis no, intended that the assistance furnished 10 the
poor Of Richmond, by the United States authorities
ithln the last fortnight shall be permanent Work is
70 ae provided for all and those who do not avail them
selves Of the opportunity TO work. will be deprived OF
rations.
ana food on application 70 Captain Slaght, Assistant
Ouarernaster az the steamboat wharf and the visitors
of the Relief Commission have been instructed TO furn-
lsh no ration tickets 70 this class of individuals
Al destitute persons, white or cOlored, who have come
from the country directed 10 return to their homes
where there is abundance of work and where work will
pFOduce food.
Il has been announced the authorities that Instances
have occurred Of persons drawing ratons, when they
we're already supplied with food Similar cases will
be summarly and severely punished II il intended to
supply but those who absolutely destitute and
who are unable 90 obtain work.
IL ia also brought 20 the attention Of the authorities
that men and women Of the yagrant sort upon not re-
ccvng the Of supplies the ration tickets that
they claimed have threatened the lives of the visitors
Who were engaged in investigating their cases. The
prompe.t punishment will be meted out TO any guilty
OF This offence men will be placed in irons and women
u close confinement at once.
While the United states authority is anxious to re-
eve entirely the suffering existing here, il is equally
determined not 70 allow its benevOlence 70 be abused
misapphed
By command Of Maj. Gen. Ord.
ADAM BADEAU,
Lieut.. Col. and Prest. Relief Commission.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-02
WHOLEsALE AND RETAIL.

TINE undersigned respectfully solicts the attention of
well assorted stock of Family Groceries Hams Flour
Boots Shoes Notions, Tin Ware Canned Meats, vege.
tables, Fruits Jees, Cigars and almost every conceva
bic article of merchandise known in well filed store.
JN0. CLARK,
ap2O--et $50 Main street third door from sth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-02
GBEBRAL OBD5S

No. 4,
Protection 10 hereby extended to all churches ant
places OF public worship
Religious services may be continued without ihtsr-up
ton as In times OF profound peace This protection
must not however be perverted for the uterance IN
form of worshp,of reasonable sentiments or expessols
When thus perverted II will be withdrawn.
In all churches where prayers have heretofore beer
offered for the socaled President of the Confederate
5tstes similar mark Of respect Is hereby ordered &c b,
paid 10 the President OF the United States.
By command Of Major General G. WRITZEI.
D. D. WHEELER,
apl2 Asst. Adjt, Gen.