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DEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION OF

DEREMPTORY SALE AT AUCTION oil
I ,about TWO HUNDRED LOTS OF LAND, situated at
,jokcn New Jersey Wul be sold at pubic auction at the
r.roorn No III Broadway IN the City II NewYoIs on
e 25h aud 9th OF bsy 1865 at II O'CLOCK noon, by T. H.
LUDLOW Co.. Auci0neers about 2OO lots Of LAND be
r.rt o. Ios,er tract In Iohobcn New Jersey The
rrop.y sill be- sod by good Title IN fee simple, free Of all
ncibfance and Will BE- conveyed ~ warranty deeds fty
DER cent Of the purchase money AL over %lc may,
the purchaser option. remain bond and mortgsge for
three yeats per cent Every lot put up vii be per
.nuoriiy sold 10 tue highest bidder complete abstract
Of little viii be exhibited to the purchasers Maps Of the
-y may be the Office u the agcion"er, 10
places ga Hoboken Jersey City and Hudson CITY, and
Ill BE- furnished the day Of sale Tor further p.icuars
apply to CHARLES r.. BtlLEh' no ~ " an-s'.
New.York Nay D. 1893
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Mem Uublicatlons.
lust PUBLISHED.

Vwerc,rr,s BOOK or acoo AMERICAN RECEIPTS
OR LIenr housn OF VAIusBtK lSFoRmsrioS Containing
over 40 Receipts In Ill tie Useful aud Domestic Arsn.
cndine Cookery Confectionery Distilng PeiumeIy Caem
cas varnishes Dycns Agriculture. &c Embracing valuable
secrets cannot be % aimed from any other This
il by far tie valuable American Receipt Book tas
ever been Published l2mo cloth, $50 pages. Price, tl b.
THAT'S III; or, PLAIN TEAoBrse. BY the author Of
"Inquie Within" The Reason Why" " Live and Lean
&c. That's III or, fls Tea hing has been recommends
BY gentlemen well qualified TO pronounce Judgment upon As
soundress OF It's moral and the accuracy Of toe ware
500 pages and over loo wood eneravss end forms Que o.
the cheapest srd most interesting books Of
III.
"TRUMPs'S" AMERICAN HOYLE; or GySIrpNHSs
HAND BOOK OF CANES Containing clear ana cg9.AP. -
scrptions Of al the games Ilaycd in the ui wis
che American Rules for playing them neu e Rr.s
Piquet, Eoarie Boston Cano Chess ChecSers' Bless'P
mon Domnoes Binsds end huDaIsa o'n u, cr~n and
pumeross drcj.ions on 1paed points This work. slsnsd
to he an orv for 81 the various games o. sAit
and chsnee In has been prepared with great care by tl'
editor with the Of tu'oer OF sehJH3u l"!
OF xii and ability aud no elash Of ing i.h U.ne d.,
render. i2mo cloth sJ1 pace. withlustraons Price >
THE AMERICAN HoME COOK BOOK. cqn, .ag b..
several hsudred excellent Recipes. Tug "a'ig IN
many s5 v ssiT, ssp Gee 81 The Recipe ri, book are
written from ssio , renee y, Bound in soas
with cloth back. Price % cents
cAREY,s RECORD or TIE GREAT REBELLION
A carefully complied Chronological History oil the y" d.
trice, ~ cent?
ruF r1rsTR ArED BAND.BOOK OF BILLIARDS.
By MICHAEL PHRLAN and CLAUDrys bEaGrR frce I'c'
Published by DIN N =, -. Y
Also for sale by al booksellers in this place.
Copies Of the above books sent by na 10 soy auules eo
postage receipt OF the price.
So BOOK of RARE BEAUTY, PATHOo
IA aud HUMOR.
Just Published,
PARSON AND PEOPLE;
INCIDENTS IN THE EVERYDAY LIFE OF CLER'
GYMAN.
Dy the Rev. EDWARD S?ooSRR Vicar OF Middesex
from the Second London Petition, with preface by al
American clergyman.
lone Of the di tincvely and purely Ch'sdn books
Chat we have me."-l 4 nescan Editors Preface
awe would Ike 10 pin. many passages in our pper but
we would rather thai every minister should &c, the little book
md read it for himself ~. v 0b'ever
details the ard discouragemenis rnd ne
lights and shades in tie experience and work Of an Ln
,Scuntry Parson."-IN. y. Christian Times.
One vol l6mo cloth, with Illustration. Price 81 25
Mailed, post free receip; Of Price.
BUNCE * HUNIINGTON, Publishers,
No $40 Broadway. New FORK.
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l)roposals.
BunrAr or Cossrnrcrros AND RrrAiR,
NAVY UtFAHIhNHfl VII u Ifl'
PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING WRECKS

4
- navy DnrAaIEssr nj y. 100,
PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING WRECKS,
&C, IN the CAPE FEAR RlNER--The Bureau
si Until the ilh day Of Mey, 1868 receve proposals for
asng and removing the yescs-gpIo to b, about % IN
numbcsgnk aud beact,d la and aboat .o mouth Of Cop.
.-aT River. North tarons.
Tho Luls Of tue vessels mostly Of iron and the
hinery In many Of them 40 represented being In good
order.
Separate and pecihl offers covering single ve, only will
BE for raj ing and dt, dug IA New York the North
Heath" the Agnes Fry" and the CAckgmsnga with oil
ia. property that may be Oh b Il thr, salvage upon
the proceeds 81 the sale AZ public auction tho Government
10 be NJ expense whatever
For the remaining wrecks the rfopoali may BIZ for part
the whole Of them, and must stale the rate OF -eysge on
the net proceeds 81 the sale a. pubic aucon OF the property
-red and delivered the United States NsyyNard at
Cosport Va without charge OF any hind to tho Government
TIE materials recovered mut be delivered attic Navy Yard
with s.para 4 voice for each vessel.
Each o,ir the time within which Is proposed
to pete the work which be executed under the
troll Of n. Commanding naval oc" who viii des.znatc the
vessels which operations 70 he inst commenced and
who win have the right II the wor6 is not promptly com
menoed aid genty prosecuted 20 annu ths agreement
when MI claim OF the sayor to The property recovered viii
be forfeited 20 the Government.
The entire property will be placed In the hands OF the Gov
eminent aud sales will be made may 10 deemed most adj
ylntsgeous the Gov and the parties coc.tnef
Any other condition for the protection OF IN public
interests will be inserted In the agreement.
No ptoposion VIII be entertained tom parties who do not
nish slacory evidence that they prepared with al
The proper nd necessary appliances o' tho execution OF wok
of this kind
Parties who may IsI, Wilmington for the purpose Of
making personal examination previous 10 making offer
will be- permitted TO do by the naval officer Ia command
The proposals be- indosei the envelope ncosng
them, "Poposasf Tor raising WRECKS In Cape Fear River
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nor SALE-One Of the most valuable
4 PROPERTIES in Crane, New-Jersey. The house
built end occupied by NJ o. Hased with six t6) OF
ground house l. SPACIOUS aud in perfect order. The
grounds stocked with every variety OF tie choicest fr
vi geei.-hcuse allied with the choicest of howers with
graves both within aud without The lot has $50
Into bui ding lo Il the purchaser deems desirb.r "A Jd
yate eerre iience II has superior II squa, IN town.
he lruise which IL and Of the richest ami best qua
liz will be sod with house Ii desired fFther desrip-
ton Is would purchase WITHOUT view
M for themselves. For terms 1lre -
GEORGE KIRKLAND, No. Wsl-st.
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Wan.s.

4 YOUNG GIRL wishes q SITUATION as
4 chambcImeid and plain sewer, charnbernaid and
waitress, city reference. Apply for two days w. 81 Doug
las st., Brooklyn.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

A SINGLE Gentleman or Gentleman and
N wife can obtain FRONT ROOM with BOARD n a.
sired in private family Apply at No. IS Clinton place
fixhth hat
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Professional Eolires.

A BOOK containing IN account Of PILES
~ FIsTULA, STRUCTURE, aud thirty other IMPORT.
ANT DISEASES. will be sent receipt Of Is
be had on application TO HENRY A. D. rlFL5 Operative
and Consulting Surgeon, No 2Union. squaIe. T. Y
CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly Pro-
lessor OF Special Anaomy and Sufsfy Ia the Syracuse
Medical College y. Y Once u East ktl-st. Consultation.
homs to 10 to and tot SPECIALilES: Diseases OF
the Nervous, Seminal Urinary and Cuaneoos Systems
B-StIicurss which have been treated by Cauterfng,
Cutting Rapidly Dlang Operations not uuder aken.
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n themselves. for terms iDilife ~
GEORGE KIRKLAND No. Wsl4-st

nor SALE-A FARM of96 Acres in Mount
Il Pleasant, Wes,chester County \. L., with good u
story iIm house. containing IS rooms barns and all ne
cesssry oubudin,s plenty Of r.it mile from Pleasant
vile leFo, aud 4 miles from Tsuytown on The ssaioId
Road. Tie Farm Is under high state OF ~iet.f
and prin. 6rn in. For particulars, &C, Apply 70 ALLEN
4 BROWN, No. % Broadway.
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nOCK FOR SALE.-The large DOCK near
the Railroad Depot Ezsbethport N. j. has $50 feet
aer 'front.' also track connecting with the Central Railroad
Of New-Jersey. H. X KELLOGG No. 80 Peah-st., NJ I,
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VNEETH extracted positively without pain
for 50 ceuts under nitrous oxyds gas ether or choroorm
BY DIR. WAIT. % No. 263 Fourthsye. corner OF 2isst
lBsK dssit work % me4sgsts tsgua Cut this cut
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A. NJ. MEawIs. Auctioneer.
nv PANCS NERWIN e. CO. Nos 604 III

DY BANGS, MERWlN & Co.. Nos. 694 and
40 oss Broadway, of 4h.st.-Sales OF Books Sta
onery Pictures Vorks of Art Fancy Good Furniture &c
THURSDAY EVENING, May II. q. o'clock. .t
TO BE- continued dag end evening Until all u sold
Crest sale of CHINESE aud JAPENLSE GOODS. This
immense and beautiful collection consists. in part, OF Tea
Toys Work Boxes Cabe cts Tea and Sugar .aidies Sandal
wood aud other fan. Ancient China ard large assortment
Supeb Shells aud Thousands Of other Cuositie-pany oil
thnln arc yely sclrcc. Cal.logucs are ready
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-
DOOH TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 495
way near pposite ST. Nicholas Hotel GEO A. LEA
WITT. AicOneeT By J. b.. Cooley Con,inlmeais soicci
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, Moy II and u. at O'Clock
p. m, each day. ~
CHOICE COLLECIiO& OF BOOKS.
consisting chiefly OF Books relating 70 tho History Of our own
onny and including the eieg Riverside. Muuses, brsi
ri Cub Prince Society. aud 5cvrniysx Club Series so
many and eiage paper aud privately ned
book. perusal Of tho Catalogue will think satisfy me
reader thai richer collection of books Of this class has never
been offered for sale The Noticeable features ts great
number Of the choicest books popr those Of wmch
but very n ed editions printed and Their perfect aa
elegant condition. large proportion with thc on aa ough
lGmo uncut Iaucofts United States II vols lsrge psper
uncut Bacons Work IS vols, hef morocco lar2e paper
Esrows Conmbiad Ito, lll calf beyniors his'ory
0f Wo.t Point, uncut large paper Bradford Cup fnoiia
tcns complete. Acompee set Of Nunels HtoFich series
}uion BOOK Hunter large paper uncut bnftohs Antony
vols large paper Easisn aud Scottish Ballads vos es
calf large paper. Coy.ins Memoirs. ito, large paper uEcu
Dir Dawson publications Deanes History Of scit, Moss
very rare. DI.rnefs Co-ities aud Amenities hall ox
burch use psrer DrSes History Of o,ton. 2v,s. 49,
srgc paper Rat Ismor folio. Holiness Annas Of amer
Ca vols Irvings Washngon vols. <to, ler;e paper
Iryus Complete WORKS, 70 yol large paper oded very
Matters Euly History oil New tngnd arre pspe
sto uncut only II copies printed British Poets 20 BE- com
ct. In l.B vols arre pager Prince soceiy Pubicstons
rse patr Bay rsa Book uncut, very scrce Princes
Eng and, perfect copy, very rare Seyenysr 80
dery Rook large PIPER only 10 copies printed Salem witch
craft vols, 49, large paper excessively rare, &e Nc
The public have m confidence IN the Books a. cara
oyued the having always rejected any but the best
co pics suj best editions.
Catalogue, ready, and Books on exhibition.
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So r-FINE FARMING AVID TIN.

moi. = FINE TAKNINE NNF' III-
4 Der Ian Ds--A very valuable tract Of . e'rrs--i
arye portion covered with original growth timber Of PRIME
auaitys hne farming lard, includes hst rate arm u
10 aefes Tavern and Store stand situate In Wnow Town.
ship. Camden County. ~ j. on the line OF .'tnds9 ana
10 suii purchasers. 10 party Of settlers unnsna induce.
nents arc here of red Address JOHN DlCnSOS NO so
Va Yil1dephfd.
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Drn GOODS.
100000 A All 4 sno GR Fonnrh EE rh}ess

100000 Aips 4 sno GR Foanrh EE rn}ess
80 BLEACHED LINEN DAMASKs. heavy and fac. s..
lo.. ard l2s. yard, -,
Reduced from 81 rs, 81 aud sI 5os yard
Gases fine ~ BLEAC.iED MUSLtNs,
wellknovn aud favorite brands
Reduced nom Sue. "a PC. yard
LINENS. TOWELS. CRAShFs, BUCKS, fine FLAG
NELS, Striped end Tlaid CAMBblCS Book and swiss MUS
LIhS. &C., at q great reduction.
500 very heavy hlARSEILLES quits Also,
go CRIB QUILTS. very-hne
AT A GREAT REFLECTION.
? 900 DOZEN LADIES FINE REGULAR COTTON HOSE
AT a Cent? PAIR,
"i' Is 'eu cfiib q ,9 -. HOSE.
Isle AND SILK GLOVES UNDERWEAR, MIrTs, &c.
ATA GREAT REDUCTION.
EVERY VARIETY or RIBBONS
AND HlLINEHY GOODS,
FRENCH FLOWERS STRAW HATS,
RUlHEs &c,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HAIR NETS.
PERI UMERl. &C.,
PAR iSOLS
SUN UMBRELLAS,
IN ALL THE FASHIONABLE STYLES.
BEST QUALITY GOODS
LACEs AND ENBRgIDEWES,
LACEs AND ENBkOlDERlES,
LINEN HANpkEHCNlFFc,
PLAIN HEN.sIiTCn AND EMBROIDERED,
AZ \ GREAT EEDt CIION.
KID GLOVES.
Our hes, Kid Gloves are reduced IS cents each pair
A good French Kid Glove for ~ % p1is
LACE CURTAINs hND CURTAIN LACEs
at great reduction r, ,cy
Mo-, 2ot and PC Sixth ave. near .oulireuh-si.
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XLINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

Large and thriving settlement, Of Vine.and mid
climate; 30 miles south OF Philadelphia by railroad
Rich so produces large twc'ty acre ac.s 81 SIS
per acre payable within four years. business o1enns
good society. Hundreds ie'ius and making improve
men,s. Apply to CHAS X. LANDS Postmaster Nmesni,
Lands township N J. Letter. an7weTcd Papers containing
full information win be Free From Report Of So!os
Robinson Agricultural Editor Of The Tribune one u me
erensire Jsriie tracts Almost Iced ps0n 0Ed
,utGble condition fer gtIlaBt Jay@iHg as re kEoU 81 hs
.ide of The Western p,GirieI.
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|CITUATION WANTED-As a CLERK, by
~ young Man lGerman) lately discharged from tho Unite
states service AddressC. >. A., Tribune Office.
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1nstrnttioll.

"a chin Boos-heepins end business Affairs at Godsnhs
Institute No sc lfoadgay Rooms Tor Ladies. fryste
Instruction OLIVER Z. GOLDSMITH, Principal
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YINHE JUDICIOUS TREATMENT of Merry
Il Gus Seminal Urinary and Kindred Afe tons. Sediments
Structures the Blood skin Sc For the Use Of Sufferers
Revised Edition. BY CHARLES d. HAMMOND NJ d.
formerly Professor Of Special Anatomy aud surgery in
Syracuse Medical College N. y. Price 81 50. r. WARNER
Publisher No. Neseyst, Aston House Authors address
No. 81 East twenty .seveuth-st.
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DRESSMAN WANTED-A trst-class Power
l. PREssMAN. competeat to do hnest Cylinder sn'
perenced hind need apply. BAKEk 4 GOODWIN, Tlbun,
Buildings.
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OIL LANDS in Pennsylvania and Virginia
" 230 acres In Crawford Co, Pa............. $4,000
1900 acre. ia Webster Co., w Vs.......... 2t0oo
l07 acres in Crawford Co, fa............... 800
leo acres in Wood Co, W. Na..,........... 500
O. y. hatfield, No. II fnest
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The ENGLISH SLAVE TRADE.-I
lind in a quiet corner of London
peper, some statistics of the English
slave trade, in the modified form in
which it has been carried on for the
last twenty years. It is generally
supposed in England that, when a
cargo of negroes is captured from
some SLAYER on the coast Of Africa.
the emancipatel slaves are provided
with suit of clothes apiece, Bible,
some tracts, dozen of Bass pale ale,
and a five pound Bank Of England
note, and set ashore on the coast of
Ashantee or Dahomey to enjoy their
{reedon1. 1t appears, however, that
the smancipated negroes, instead of
being set ashore in this fashion, are
conveyed to ST. Helena, and thence
shipped in assorted cargoes as emf
grants or apprentices to various
English colonies IN the tropics. In
this way, since 1918, Jamaica has re-
ceived 1S,500; Trinidad, 10000;
A>''1'%A 'N''ii", 0O,OOO, IhhtlitIioS,
2l2.500. About five IN hundred
finally leave for somewhere, and are
supposed TO be engaged in the work of
A frican civilization. The officers and
crews Of the African squadron are
stimulated by large bounties, paid by
the British Government, to take as
many of these negroes as possible;
that a few cargoes may he shipped
from the coast, just for the purpose Of
Supplying ships with prize money,
and sngar planters with labor. The
English are verv philanthropic peo-
pie, and would not willingly force any
body, white or black, to work for
more than was necessary for good
digestion, but, at the same time, they
want cotton, sugar, coffee, and some
other products.
Times Correspondence.
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LONGEST Run ON REcoRD.-Yes-
terdav, at the billiard room of Charles
j. Cuyler. was made the longest run
Of billiards ever recorded. 1t was
played by Mr.. Frederick G. Britton, a
fine amateur player Of this city. He
commenced a friendly game with An
other gentleman, and alter making a
run Of thirty-five points, got the two
red balls in the corner, and made the
unprecedented number Of seven thou.
sand seven hundred and fifteen points.
The largest run hitherto recorded was
six thousand one hundred and tihy
points. 1t was made by Il gentleman
in Louisville, Kentucky, a few weeks
ago. Tne run made yesterday, by Mr..
Britton, was upon full carom table.
aud occupied four hours and twenty
five minutes. The balls were out Of
their position in the corner six times
during the play, but by the expert
manipulation of the player, were
brought back. There was not "foul"
stroke made in the run, and the count
ing only ceased by the balls becoming
'''lroze." This remarkable run shows
extraordinary nerve and the utmost
'delcacy of touch in striking the balls.
Clevezond Herald.
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AIM MTSESTX.
THE TRIMS OF PARDON
Proclamation by the President of the
United States of America.

Whereas the President of the United
States. on the Sth day Of December. A. d.
1868, and on the Goth day of March, A. D.
1864. with the object to suppress the ex-
listing rebellion. to induce al! persons to
return to their loyalty and to restore the
authority of the United States, issue pro.
clamations offering amnesty and pardon to
certain persons who had, directly or by
implication, participated in the said rebel
lion; and whereas many persons. who had
so engaged in said rebellion, haze. since
the issuance Of said proclamation, failed
or neglected to take the benefits offered
thereby; and whereas many persons, who
have been justly deprived Of all claim to
amnesty and pardon hereunder by reason
of their participation. directly or by i'm.
plication, in SAID rebellion and continued
hostility to the Government of the United
States since the date of said proclamation.
now desire to apply for and obtain amnes-
ty and pardon:
7, the end. therefore. that the authority
o! the Government Of the United States
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Headquarters Military District of
Charleston.

CHARLESTON. s. c.. 1ULY G, 1865.
GENEKAL ORDERS NO. CO.
4 NY officer or soldier having in his
IA possession captured or abandoned
property of any description, will, on the
demand OF T. c. CAELICOTT, ESQ. Sup.
Sp'l Agent U. s. Treasury Department. de-
liver the same to him.
Means Of transportation held by the
Quartermaster's Department, the neces.
sary Docks, Storehonses and Offices. with
the Furniture pertaining to the same, will
be retained by the Military Executive
Departments. BY command of
Brcvet Maj. Gen. JOHN P. HATCH.
LEONARD 3. PERRY, Asst Adi't Gen.
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Headqrs United States Forces,

COLUMBIA. S. c., July IA, 1865.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 10.
WHEREAS information has been received
" at these Headquarters that cattle and
other stock have been turned into Sidney
Park without authority from the Relief
Committee of Columbia: also, that the
hydrants about the city have been opened
and left open by unauthorized persons.
whereby large quantities of water have
been wasted:
1t is, therefore, ordered that hereafter
no person shall be permitted to turn cat
tie, hogs horses or stock of any sort into
the pound of Sydney Park, nor to destroy,
remove or pull down any part Of the
fencing or enclosure of said Park, without
authority from the Relief Committee or
from these Headquarters. Nor shall any
person or PERSONS except the Fire Conpa
MES, or persons duly authorized by said
Relief Committee OF from these Headquar-
ters. be permitted to open any hydran;
within this city; and any person or per-
sons offending herein, on being reported to
these Headquarters, will be punished with
the extreme rigors of the law. BY order
of Lieut.. Col. n. uAUGHTON,
Commanding.
JOIN WALTON, Lieut.. and Post Adi't.
AJuly Is 6
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ment, the officer ordering the court, or his
successor. will not merely forward the
record, but will formally act upon the
case, and express his approval or disap-
proval upon the record (See Digest of
,,inien Of Judge Advocate General, p. S.)
XII. All records Of military courts will
be transmitted to the Judge Advocate
General, through these Headquarters. and
in no case will be sent to Washington
direct
XIII. When several cases are published
in the same General Order the record in
each separate case will be accompanied by
q copy of that order. or so much thereof
as relates to the particular case, and when
the court is ordered from the headquarters
Of separate brigade, each case will be
accompanied by an official copy of that
paragraph of General Orders which Or
games the separate brigade.
XIV. Officers empowered to appoint
courts are earnestly enjoined to bring all
accused persons to speedy trial, and to
publish and execute promptly the sem
tences Of .he courts. a delay Of justice
is often as detrimental to the public SER
vice as its total denial. By command Of
Maj. Gen. Q. A. GILMORE.
W. l. NJ. BURGER, Ass: Adj't Gen.
july 10 &
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Office Chief Com. of Sub, Mil. Dist.
Of Charleston

CHARLESTON, S. c., JULY 10. 1865.
DROPOSALS will be- received at this
l. office up to July 20. 1865. FOR CON
TRACTS FOR BEEF CATTLE, ION foot,
to be furnished the U. S. Sub. Dept, in
quantities to be specified in the contract.
Said contracts to be made for four mouthS.
HENRY II. JENKS,
Capt. SD P. V. and +. G S,
Chief G. S. Military Dist. of Charleston
July i. $