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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-12
PEACE, DE|cLARED!;
CASAD & GILMORE,s

+ After months campaign and the succeed,.-
terrific onslaught and obstinate resistance ~ ~
Fort Emporium on Fifth street, the welco ,0s
news Of peace will give such joy to the Coatls.S'
Hatless Shirtless and 6Aiftless, a. the certa;r.,
Of peace would convey to the hearts Of tho:Ss
who live in war times. The past week will h.
ever memorable Is most eventful one i'm -
annals of this crusade upon CAsAD & GYtro,,ss
celebrated Clothing and all kinds Of Centi.s
mems Furnishing Goods. Our special renorts.
armed and equipped regardless Of expense -.
rived, as usual, at the scene Of action in tims
to see nothing of the occurrence; bot after few
Inquiries from very reliable gentlemen. a,de6hv
9 most fertile imagination, noted down the rec.
ords of an eyewitness to the last engagements
OF the Goats and Greenbacks. The ASSISTANTS
attacked the Emporium front ard rear and were
met by the blandest smiles. No sooner had they
entered the lines Of the finest Of goods IN tks
country, than they were seized around their
necks, measured and repulsed for want OF smmu.
milton, with display Of ~as.' .r."~t n ys~
Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, Hats, Caps,
and Furnishing Goods. r-. -.s
Nothing daunted, however. and knowing that
the most precious bargains were to be had. the
besiegers pressed ON in overwhelming numbers
and determined to carry the fort and everything
in it with storm Of greenbaeks at any cost;
while CAsAD 4 GILMORE were equally determin-
ed never to surrender as long as there We .
garment in the store or . shirt in the locker.
for those 80 cruelty sacrificed, all hope Of reduc
ing the stock by assault was abandoned by tho
beseigers, and the olive branch Of peace finally
accepted on terms alike honorable and satisfac.
tory to both sides, and by which all parties re-
ceived what they wanted. Whilst by the treaty.
of peace, signed at the Fort Emporium. CAsIn
GILMORE agrees in
Article Ito sell, a. long as they lsst III
cheapest and best Clothing in Iowa
Article TO sell Over Coats from So ia In
Article 3-To sell business coats from So 70 On
Article 40 sch fine black cloth coats from
So to 20. .a.t ''
Article 5-To sell Vests from stos
Article G-To sell a good pair pants for Il
Article TO sell a fine pair pants from &c "a
10.
Article $40 Sc the cheapest hat in low.
Article $40 keep the best stock Of fur cans
west of Chicago. f'
Article l0--To keep the best assortment NJ
Gents Furnishing Goods in the State.
Article Ito sell more goods for less preen-
backs than can be had at any other place in
Cedar county. {
Article 12-Further agrees that whatever Il
purchased and does not give entire satisfaction
will he exchanged or the purchase money re.
funded.
In consideration Of which everybody agrees
to get their Clothing at Casad l. GilmOre's,
and save at least % per cent. by doing so.
Eg- headquarters on Fifth street, north Of
the court house square, Upton, Iowa. mss
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Paul W. Johnson, AG-
mnsrator of the estate Of Silas D. Johns SON. has filed
in the County Court of Cedar county, Iowa, his final
report as such administrator, and asking that he may
be discharged from further duty and liability in the
premises and that the will he for hearing the
February Term OF said court to wit: the 9th day Of
February, 1S65. j. G. BETTS,
Comfy Judge,
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Estray Steer.-Taken up Ivy ". A. Rgby in Red
Oak township, Cedar county, Iowa, a red and white
short horned, three year old steer and appraised
$4,000. s. YATES, Clerk.
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SHERIFF SALE.

DY virtue ola special execution to me direct
ID ed, issued from the Office of the clerk of
the District court in and for the county of &C.
dar and State Of Iowa, in favor of Simeon Jen.
nings and against Daniel W. Hoy, have levied
upon the following property as the property of
the said Daniel W. Hoy, to wit:
The northeast quarter of section number sew
enteen az and the southeast quarter of south
east quarter of section number eight (S), both in
township number seventy-nin 10 of Range
three (3), west 9th principal meridian, contain
ing 200 acres in Cedar county Iowa
And shall offer the same for sale at public out.
cry at the court house door in the town Of Tip
ton. in Cedar county, on Monday, the 10th day Of
January, A. d., ls65, at one O'Clock, p m Of said
day, to satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this 10Th day Of December. A. D.; 1864.
DAVID PLATNER,
Sheriff OF Cedar county, Iowa.
vl1n52 Ipr fee $500
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Thirty or forty armed negroes. bsloug.

I Thirty Or forty armed negroes, belong
ing to the colored regiment stationed on
Rock Island, went to the Davenport Jail
on Monday sssnins:: laat md densode{
the release oftwo negro soldiers who, had
been incaroeratcd for theft md riot
Mrs. Ackley, the jailer's wife, parleyed
with them till ,assistancc came, >xhef
CSk- J6kno6 cdmmanssnt Of tfe q
ordered tho, arrest Of the ringleaderes,
aud order once more reigns.
Col. VIM. Smyth, of the 31st Iowa H.
fantry, has resigned and is at home
The editors Of the Davenport Gazette
are threatened with cow.h hiding because
they exposed prcttyman, the re bel agent
in that city. We presume the Gazette
folks are frightened, ,Prettyman and his
family should be sent South beyond our
lines. ''" - "9".:-- {''e T''f IL +a.-1
G Capt. 7yehn Logan, Of. the 9th Iowa
cavalry, has, been dismissed the service
for allowing men under his command to
pillage, and drunkenness and Inefficient y
as an officer. 1T.
g The BIGGEST Hoes YEr.-A short
time since Mr.. Peter Wilson, of Blue
Grass, brought into town a lot Of hogs
that averaged 384a lbs. each. Mr.. Rob.
ert Wilson, of the same place, brought in
a lot Of 4Oat tho same time, that averaged
37S Tbs. These were some hogs, we dare
say" r.c Last, year Mr.. Peter Wilson
brought in 3 l head that averaged 37Stbs.
Scott county certainly turns out some
mighty big hogs, Eve mean fourlegged
ones.) Is there any county in. the State
that can beat these several lots?-Dauen.
Dcrt Gazette. 49,,
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p.There is just as much satisfaction
in hunting for needle in a hay NOW,
rafting for things at fair, or searching
for silver and gold beneath rainbow, as
there is 10 a certain mans word 10 this
city, whom we shall fictitiously call Mr..
Duzenbury. Duzcnbury lives on Main
street. The scales of his life are salts
factorily balanced by wifc-Mrs Du.
zenbury. But Duzcnbury has his fail.
ings; be is imprudeut, easily Influenced,
doesn't keep his word, and has chronic
affection Of drouth in the throat Not
that he drinks to excess, but loves now
and then to tip glass of grog, just to
make the feet lift easy Well, last even.
irg Duzenbury meandered down town,
having assured his confdipg partner he
would soon be back, and entering a well
known restaurant, in his rich silvery
tones called for a."drink" He got it
and took six or eight others to keep it
company and SO it came to pass when
he started home it was very late and be
was very badly fuddled. His prolonged
absence alarmed Mrs. Duzenbury, and at
last hastily envcloping herself in shawl
she started in search Of her lcige lord,
but had to 90 no further than the gate,
where be lay torpid as chilled lizard
Her anxiety was allayed. She did not
disturb him, but passed back into the
house, saying, ."if he had mind to lie
sd not .drnnL snn. h.. ...;e.hA t.Le or. Of
himself - "Duz' this morning possess.
ed set of frost bitten hands, ditto toes.
darlington Harkeye.
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Estray Heifer.-Taken up by Omri Wiley, in
I'M land tp, Cedar co., Iowa, Dec. 10Th, 1864 deep
red and white heifer, one year old last spring, has
wide slender horns, and appraised at Sl2.
STATES, Clerk.
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We have in reality entered on the fifth
year of tho rebellion, as it was on the
night Of the Goth of December, 1860,
that the Convention Of South Carolina
signed and sealed the parchment upon
which it had been inscribed that the con-
nection of that State with the Union had
beer dissolved. H
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-12

The Swiss flag will shor,ly-be seen at
sea. At first sight this fact may appear
strange, as Switzerland has 30 ports, and
as yet possesses no colonies The follow
ing decree of the Federal Assembly will
however, furnish an explanation of the
matter: considering the petitions of a
large number Of Swiss citizens domicicd
at Trieste, Smyrna and St Petersburg,
and the message of the Federal Council
of the 25th of November, 1864, the Fed.
cral Assembly of the Swiss Confederation
DEGREES: l. The Federal Council is au
thorized to permit the use at sea Of the
Swiss flag for Swiss vessels. 2 Until
an Interior decision of the Federal As
sembly the Federal Council hereby re-
ceiyss full powers to adopt the necessary
measures for the execution of the present
Decree"
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THE LARGEST STOCK of Albums ever re
/ eeived in Upton. for sale at
HUDSON Il IINSLEi'S.
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@ROBATE NOTICE-Public notice is hereby
given that at the regular session OF the Coun.
" Court of Cedar county, Iowa, on the first
Monday in January, 1865, the last will and tests
ment of John Morley, decd, was read in open
court. and set for hearing for final admission 70
probate on the first Monday in February, 1850.
All persons interested are therefore notified 20
appear and defend, or said will and testament
will be proven up and admitted to probate, -
the law provides, and entered on record.
J. c. BETS, County Judge,
January 9Th, 1865. lwt
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Estray Cows.-Taken up by Henry Crow in Red
Oak tip, Cedar CO., Iowa. December 24th, 1864, two
dark red, with white face; the right horn
knocked down. appraised at 500 The other, red and
white with crop off the right and piece out the
under side same ear; appraised at SIS.
s. YATES, Clerk.
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Estray Mare Co1t.-Taken up by Porter Hines,
in Iowa tip, Cedar Iowa, Nov. 3ist, 1864 brown
colt, supposed to be year old last spring; APP
praised at $40. s. YATES Clerk.
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Estray Steer.-Taken up by Joseph Harper, in
Pioneer tp, Cedar CO., Iowa Dec 18TH 1864 deep
red steer with some white both anks squar, crop
OF right and sh allow fork in left ear; app aised
$50. S.YATES Clerk
Estray Steer and Cow.-Taksn up by 8. Doc
little, in Pennington tip, Cedar CO.. Iowa, Dec. I'd,
1864 one two year old steer some white in the face,
and white spots the body and appraised at $1,000.
Also one COW, wearing bell; Of brinde color and
light red. with some while marks and notch in right
ear; appraised at $40. s. YATES, Clerk.
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Estray Steer and Heifer

EstrAy Steer and Heifer.-Tnken up by J.
Moore, in Iowa tp Cedar CO., Iowa, Dece mber 4th,
1864 red and white steer. with white the
tanks, and appraised at $2i Also, white heifer,
supposed to be year old last spring, marks 0
brands perceptible; appraised at IS,
SykTFG Clevk
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notuttiua, nowara Ass0ca
Ninth cstrcet, rhilatclIhia Ps
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-01-12

WIRE SHERMANIs GorNG-AN In.
CIDENT OF THE GRAND PROMENADE IN
GEoRGrA.-An elderly rebel, of the pot
gut persuasion extensively dressed in
jeans and bearing a gold.headed cane,
came to Gen. Sherman's headquarters
one evening, to see what was up. He
was treated we'll, and took his misfortune
10 losing negroes and stock very philo.
sophically Gas he couldn't help it) and
seemed to comfort himself with saying that
"things is going to the devil, any how,
and it don't make much difference how
soon!" As he was taking his leave no
asked: "Vha'r yer gwine from har, Gen.
eral?" Sherman looked at the old fellow
quizzicaly for moment, and replied:
"Why, pretty much where we damn
please'' With this comforting assurance
the gold-headed cane retired.
The following good story is told of
one ofthe boys of Dave Stuart's old reg
iment, the 55th Illinois, who were with
Sherman on the march through G Georgia.
When they we're making the charge on
Fort McAllister, a flock tame geese ran
out of the grass, and one of the boys i'm
mediately took after them and caught
one by the neck and carried it up to the
fort. On arriving on the fort, he or.
dered them to surrender, but they refus-
ed to comply with his demand; so no
took his goose, and placing his foot on
its neck, pulled up his guu'and common
ced to blaze away. In . few minutes
the fort surrendered, and he was seen at
the Majors stove cooking his goose.
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willis Ss-AsjEsG.
!. Aa.u', Upton, Iowa.
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HUDSON & LiysLEY's.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-22
cnrr' ouAnrnnxA.rrn's orylCr, No, 1879 Gln.d.,l.

CBIEy QuARTEnnAsrER's OFFICE, No. 1879 Grard-st,
PHILADELPHIA DEpoT, March is, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this office ill TUESDAY, March 49, 1865 u O'Clock N
for delivering al the schuylkl Arsenal:
or 81 Blue " DOL Flannel Indigo woodye, 20 weigh q
ounces 70 the yard Of width for sack coats Army Standard
Grey Iwled Flannel for Shirts Army Standard
He'd, White and Blue Bunting. Army Standard
inch yellow Silk Lace, Army Standard.
inch Say blue Silk Lace Army STANDARD
finch Scarlet Lace, Army Standard
W. brown Thread, No. IS. Bidders 10 furnish sample
Red Spool Cotton, No 10. Bidders to furnish sample.
~ Black Sc,ia. Bidders 10 furnish sample
straw Wrapping Paper BIiO, to weigh about 91 lbs per
ream.
rsrle, offering goods should make separate proposals r
each article oiTed and must distinctly state Ia their bids
propose to fuh each week. Il price aieA siod Es ,o,
Ter both IN tcords and Ggure and conform tho terms
ihs adveFsemeu cory u pdieh saoaH accompany each
proposoL
STANDARD samples Of the articles required may be- seen at
this Office. Samples when submitted must b. marked and
nnmDeedto corfepond with the proposals and the parties
thereto must guarantee that the goods shall be In oyery ro-
be considered.
Bids Will be opened TUESDAY, March 90 1863 at u
o'clock M. and bidders requested to be present
Each bid must bs guaranteed by two responsible persons
whose signatures must be appended to the guaranty Dad
hed to az being good and Sufficient security for the amount
involved BY some public nc,ionary OF tho United states
All proposals. siou DO made tho regular forms
which win % furnished oil application at this office.
Tho right IL reserved TO reject bid deemed
and no bid from drantng contractor will be received
lndors envcope Proposals. for there insey name Of
the article oncrcdD," and address
Colonel WILLIAM w MoKIM
ChiriouaIermaster Philadelphia Depot.
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Proposals.
OYYfcA OF
asssr.yr CoxurssARYGExgRALo OF suBnsrHycB, }
No. SrArssr., NEW YORK, March 81, 1903. ,


ARMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals in
oeioe fDPn1 o. FRIDAY I'd. instant :"PO ing Tor
STORES to DO delivered in NswYork or Broo yn fol.
se0s S,ri S; o. ar ios s.Ii Southern s.
warm climate lilo brands and places Of manuae,rs to be
sa ,lra hoops Oo f and good Shipping ORDER
PogSsd. re-. o =. az d II a. good stout oak barrels
10000 poond' tr,; quality white h'nt corn HoMINY,
zr No ana Ia Wsl coop ered dlind -four barrels
10000 pounds hf': S..iiiy DRIED AfPLEs in strong
$4,000 pounss srs quality DRIED PEACHES, IN strong,
400 s.Don, mined PICKLES in ten.s.on kegs; each
teg to con.i sir gallon, medium sized cucumbers two gal
1850 saon Of sa .UP s' KRaU no"-
PofAIOEs-such Quantities as may be seqnired dnrins
the month of April 1865 60 pounds to tie buha good or
binary well coopsrsd barrels.
month of April 1858, 50 pounds tn. bu.he in barrels
,s sas: may be Esgs;sa s s,. The
TURNlfs-Snch quantities as may be required during tine
The good. to be furnished a. soon as pr,cebe bidder,
requested to sste the time when they can driver
ice enumerated and bidders may propose for tie whole
samples Of ali tbs articles mu be delivered with the pro
be in bo,es picard board ill., fully labeled and
printed copy Of iris adveri.emsnt must be attached to
each pop2s md The proposals Wu.t Be 'peshc IN comply
onnust eonisiu the written guaranty Of two espon'bs
nance. = follows:
1--WE the undersigned hereby saarantee h,t should all
part Of the above bid be accepted shall DO duly fulfilled
according TO Its true parport and condoDs Hso that writ
contract with bonds to the amount Of fourth the value
Of the proposed be- furnished shall be executed.
required"
The sellers name place Of lusine. and the date OF pur
chase well the Of eon.n wi weight and
tar and shipping marks 20 he hereafter de'sed mus be
plainly marked every package All other old marks must
be obcrs,ed All boxes to be strapped with green hickory
straps
TLe aonr will he inspec,.d al the date of deiyery md
compared with The retained samples BY Inspector appoted
by this Office, whose certificate viii be required.
All the Will be carefully inspected before their dolly
-y aud compared with the retained samples Returns OF
weiTht sgped by professional Public Weigher, mus! be
furnished
Payment viii be nsds IN currency or hs equivalent -
soon funds received Tor tte purpose.
Contractor. pected TO hold their goods without
psns, the United States. until required Tor shipment
Banks for P,ego'als vii be yHraihei at s Qro- rhfe,
bs incofef enctIs dddr,ucd % me ssdrs2Dtd
and iadorsed Proro,nt, for 1usffsfono, Sior,f"
| n. +. CLARKE. Col, A. ID. C. and A. G. q. 3.
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p,,x .na ..nl character undcr the law !. tssa on .,

ipr pro ners OK prnolpsl.I and this deenp e.
/. the M de,cpon given Of ,h. IN ss ,ee0a "a" e1sa,
~ ~, ~, ,u,iro them 10 be muered ia. Tue
Sroce, and han be 'ub.'a.' 1o ,aes Of ne
or 90 many Of them a, may Dc e''V'e'' " %"
cfitica study Dc word. s:'1s' tim, Ss
20 M Id "a be embodied n the law. The recIu
%ho are to Island % he gtdn Of the sn Gcoscncs
esusnf VI. - inon them are 10 be considered a. 9' Az,
ieeiu which are OSsssa 1f . . ony .en,s
h,ea .ro furnished a, the cost Of the pIlheis'
'u' '''f 1MES SPEED, Attorney Geneih
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xha W. - m. and, i.

the Wrss "a m. and. "'
To (sreenport "a u. land on SATURDAY,. M M
Railroad nom ''' 'D,..'........9a M and .. m.
To New h1yen s HHs u, q, snS .......... IL
To New Haven, by the New Haven Xxx, x'hsi , M
AID tbnv al g. III m. 1T 3, 3i3, ~ sna p H.
To tba West. BY Pennsylvania Central hailroad'
fopl foot of CORTLAND II, via Philadelphia, Sam'
and I D. M Sunday train p H.
To the West, by Central Railroad Of NewJeisey
Wis Aler.own from pier n. r., g. M, en- M
end 100 D. m Sunday train. y III
To Philadelphia by stenmer Jesse Hoy, ,dalyi sun
davs encepteiD irola foot of Wslstl Broohiyns
c3nnectng at Port Monmouth with trains ior -
Thiladelpfia.
To Philadelphia by New-Jersey Railroad. loot OF
Courtlandt st., 7. 10 and II la M, IL M, andep r.
M. end ~ midn Git Sunday. y $50
To Philadelphia per Railway and Steamboat, tsuh..
DAYS exec tedl via amden and Amboy, from loot -
of Bsrclay.,t, a. m. Exress........';.,... y "
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co.'S hlnr. , .,
daiy from pier o., foot Of Robinsonst n IT, at v "
To Red Bank and Long Branch, by steamer Eagle =, m
daily from pier foot Of Murray st., at''''''' - "
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oIYTcs A. A. Provosr VA ..nlL q rsn..L
pTSr.ros ~ CIV 16nI S."Yofi, Mac y. is
THE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR % published
Il foT lie IN formation Of thcs~ concerned
RICHARD l. DODoE, Major l2h lrfsn'ry.
WAN prpAsrrrsr Pro7o.r MannALGsxxrlLsl
OJuCH MAsHiS0ToS. a. <, March IL i@3
CIRCULAR No Gin oouiormiiy with the Proclamation II
n, fJe,den herewith psbshed a.. o,r. poyes of
e.yns and dnr saeh ae'eie present Themselves
In scoorisnc, with ito p'oyson'
- a. PROCLAMATION.
"Wher.ss IL twety h' section OF tls act Of Conzrea
proved on d, thirl Instant, entitled An az, TO sncni hs
.eycral AZ. lefe,olre led to provide i ihc gQ aud
ouirss ,ia 10 tddi,ou 70 tho o.her awful pcns 81 hs
crime Of de,eri3n lo tie military or Davs. .Iyce I'll pr.
who have de.etea the H,sJ naval .cTvIc. Of the
proelsn..iop h"eirsaer mentioned sa So deemed .na
theft Halt. Of ci,1ensLip ,nl er tight. to bscsm.
een and such de.eeI' shall be forever He.Pss' d hold
eIrrsn. any rights Of ctleu' ,hcreof aud ~ who
shall heieef deert the military % naval seycs and al
tho dso, In which be Is enrolled beyond ~. limit Of
the United States with intent TO syoid any dan into the Mill
sfy naval service duly ordered ,ha be abe to the pen
sies Of . ,econ And tho rresdn, hereby authorized
and required forthwith a., passage OF this act TO issue h
%heh procan.ton H.. Pred'n, /. requested to noify Il
deserter returning within sixty dys aorcsd that they
and panes 20 such other Organizations tsy sy b.
assigned until they shall have serted fs period Of time
"kow Therefore be known that !, ABRAHAM LINCOLN
President Of the United States DO issue this fTocsu alton
required by sad act ordering and requiring al dossers q
the proper posts and DO hereby noy them that al
deseers who shall within 'rty days from he date Of th
Proclamation viz on OF before the l0h dy q May 1885, re
turn service report themselves TO Provost NJ r.hsl
sih be par d0Bed, condition that they 10 te
regiments and companies or to such other yszsiions
they be ssiyned to- and the remainder Of he
original OF enisten aud ia addition thereto period
equal 10 the time lost by deseron.
In testimony Whereof hsve her.un,o o., my hand and
| caused the seal II the United States to 20 BhiIed
. nare ily ~ 4. el,v xoi
/ March, In the year Of Lord thousand eight
hundred and .Iy FIVE and of tho indie pendeuoe OF
| United States the eighty ninth. -
"Dy the President: WILLIAM H. sEwARD, Secretary Of
State
The records and returns OF these deers win be made mp
In the IL provided for In other BY
sng resusons except that will be noted the book Of
deserter arrested opposite tie Of the
hi. having voluntarily surrendered himself in conformity with
the PTede Procsston and the number thus render
themselves to be sepsrtey stated the report to this
Office
The Secretary Of War directs ths fswsfd be paid for
the Arrest Of desere who DO arrested subsequent the
receipt Of ths order by the District Provost Morahal
JANIS u. FRY, Provost Msrshal General