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gen. HslIccI,,. Order.

Gen. HALLEcK has issued the following indie.
pendant order at Richmond
I. From and after the 2Oth instant all persons
found In arms against the authority Of the United
States In the States OF Virginia and North Caro-
lima will be treated ~ robbers aud outlaws.
II. Any persons In these States who shall assist
or advise the organization OF guerrilla bands or
the continuation Of bostilties against the author
ity Of the United States, will be arrested, tried
by the military commission, aud punished with
death, or otherwise less severely, according to
the circumstances Of tho case.
Ill, All military officers Of this division, and
especially the commanders OF posts and districts,
will be charged with the preservation Of good or
der within their respective commando: They
enees between freedmen and their former mas
ters, aud will assure the freedmen that they will
be required TO labor for the support Of them
selves aud families, but they are free to select
their own employers and make their own bar
gains They must be made 10 understand that
the Government will protect, but cannot support
them. All classes must be shown tho absolute
necessity Of planting aud cultivating crops this
spring and the coming summer, In order to avoid
want and starvation In the country,
Nv. For minors not cared for by their parents
the apprentice system will BE- introduced Rs early
~ practicable For children too young to labor,
aud who have been abandoned by their natural
protectors Il Is advised that houses Of refuge he
established, where they may be cared for and ed :
ueated.
V. Interest as we'll as humanity requires that
tho former masters Of the eolored race should
unite In deylsing the best measures for Rmeli.
Grating their condition and for Introducing some
ptaetcal system Of hired labor To this end all
military authorities will lend their aid.
BY order Of Major General II: W. Hallcck.
Assistant AdIutant General.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

Remember, vigilance Is the price Of lib
ertym Yea, more II now becomes the price
Of security and Ofli Forbearanee has not
only ceased to be virtue. In our case, but
assumes the character Of cruel negligence
Of wilful crime. In the DAILY NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN of the 9TH of May you can see
call for q meeting Of the people, In order that
they may give formal expression Of their
sentiments In regard TO the treatment Of
traitors Here is a chance for every true
friend Of the Union to do something.
II he cannot make a speech, he can do
what Is equally important-giye weight 10
the movement by his presence. All who
have fOrsaken father or mother, relatives,
friends, home or fortune TO put down the
rebellion should be there, All who have
endured toll, hunger or thirst, cold, heat,
exposure, disease, wounds or danger TO dis.
arm traitors, should be there. All who feel
insulted degraded, contaminated and poi
soned by the presence oftrAitors, their aiders,
abettors or sympathiEers, should be there.
Every good citizen who desires the security
Of his property. the safety and purity OF his
family--that disorder arson, murder and
assassination should give place 10 peace, or
der, quiet and safety, shonld be there.
If four years of terrible war, II millions
upon millions Of expenditure, II the suffer
ing and slaughter Of your armies, and the
dark deeds Of the dire assassin at your very
doors will not arouse you TO action, then
cease TO complain, mourn OF wonder when
your houses are burned, your highest officials
are slain, and fearful dread, suspicion and
nightmare glooms and darkons the very the
No MArrnH VINO,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
The seVen-Thirty Loan-Over s1O,-
OOO, 900 subGcribed Last Week.

PPILADHLPHIA, May T. Tho country will hear
with pride, as we'll ~ surprise, that the volun-
tary subscriptions to tho scyen-thlrty loan, for
the six working days Of last week, amounted 10
the enormous SUN Of go, ,Ss7 100.
The amounts daily subscribed throughout the
country, and reported ut Jay Cookies agency,
were as follows May lat, 4J,l75,pO0; May "a,
IS, ,2sl, 100; May Sd, S7,2Jl ,3OOi May 4th, s6,-
lO3, $50 May 5th, s7,457l5O Total, ~, $50 100.
Those who have watched with political In
terest the taking Of this loan, will have their
faith In their country = future confirmed BY tho
fact that the number Of 4j0, el0O, aud 600 eon-
tributlOns 10 the RbOSe amount was 2S2, iOl.
The daily subscriptions Of working men and
women, for the week, were In number as folloWs:
May I, 3,625; May 2 S,652; May 5, b,Osii Mny4
AM May 0, b,2lO; May q, 0,tOl total, ~, s,2iO
The largest single subscriptions on Saturday
were t7O0,OOO from Philadelphia; e3J0,O00 from
the National bank Of the Republic, Boston Z
$500, 900 from tho national Bank Of the Metropo-
lis, Washington; 5000 from the Fourth Ma
tional Bank, New York; elt0.O0O from the First
National Bank of Providence 800 900 FROM the
first National Bank Of New Haven tlOO, 600 from
the First National Bank o. Baltimore.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
, GRAND REVIEW ON THE BULL
RUN BATTLE-GROUND.

II Is said that before the army Is finally
dlsbandod q grand rvvicw Of all the troops
Imarching on Washington is to take place.
Some hundred and fifty or tive hundred thou.
sand mon win be gathered here within three
weeks, and as there Is no field in the inme.
Idiato neighborhood Of Washington capable
Of Displaying so large a body Of men, It is
lsuggOsted that the grand review should be
had on tho old Bull Run battlefield and
plains Of Manassas, wherO there Is "Rmpls
room and verge enough to show an immense
humber Of troops. .r,
II would certainly give seiat to the occa-
siOn to celebrate the collapse of the rebellion
ON the spot where the first hard fighting
began. The railroad track to Manassas
could be repaired in day, largo portion Of
the army could be halted there on their way
10 Washington and the troops around the
|city could be marched out when Lieutenant
General GRASr is ready to concentrate his
forces for the grand review. Shall we not
have an opportunity TO look at Bull Run
under such auspices as these
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

The Richmond H1fg says that the clSvsa
wagons spoken Of as containing JKPY. DA-
vIs plundsr on his Eight, ''sre oleven Of the
best ambulaness that could be found IN
Richmond, each ofwhicb h drawn by IN Of
the aeetest mulss that the rebel stahlts e.
fordsd. We cannot say what they are loaded
with; oonGicting accounts on this subjest
have reached US from Greensboro, and we
know not what Is the exact truth. We are,
however, Inclined 10 believe that they con.
tanned nothing more than Davis, hisimns-
diate friends, and their baggage and personal
elects.ii- 7.--- !
1.-THE specie, (s2OO, ,oOOl the, cOpspirsior.
are said 70 have with them, The Wig says
This specie was ali that was Ieft Of the
coin Of the two millions eight hundred thou
sand dollars taken BY the rebel 0oyenment
from the New Orleans banks and which Mr.
Trenholm had, for several months before the
lend Of things" been selling In Richmond
for Confederate money! ssa
During the evacuation the specie Of the
Richmond banks was carried OF along with
the retreating mob, and we have never been
able to learn what became Of IL. We cannot
take II upon ourselves TO say that any Of II
ever found Its way into thoSe eleven
ninuulhnteA. p.
If Davis attempts 10 make the Trans. Mis-
sissippi his chance Of escape IL slim indeed.
IT. on the contrary, he has made arrange
ments with the 0linde, or some blockade
runner, to meet him on the sOnth Carolina
or Florida coast, he may got on
The Presidents proclamation offering q
large reward for his apprehension will greatly
increase the number OF the difhculties that
already beset his wandering way.
Yorkville IL In York District, one Of the
north central districts Of South Carolina,
seventy miles north Of Columbia, and one
hundred and ten miles southwest Of Green's
boro', N. O., which point Davis and his
followers LEFT on the l4th ultimo. II ho'was
actually at Yorkvills on the 2sth April, he
has made no great speed, considering the
superb animals with which his ambulAnces
and cavalry were furnished. lie may have
lost much In roeonnoitering his route and
dodging different bodies Of United States
trOOps .-H
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
General schoneld AbOIishss Slavery in
North Carolina.

The following Is General schoneld's order re-
speoting slavery In his department;
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT oF TIIB ARMY OF
TRR ONO, RALEIGH, April rs, 1855. - General
Orders, No. 81 TO remove a doubt which seems
10 exist In the minds Of some Of the people Of
North Carolina, II Is hereby declared that by
virtue Of the proclamation of the PTerident Of the
United States Jan 1863 all persons In this State
heretofore held as slaves are how free, and that
It IL the duty Of the army to maintain tho free
dom Of such persons.
II il recommended to former masters Of freed
men to employ them ~ hired servants, at reason :
able wages. And Il h recommended TO freedmen
that when allowed to DO 80 they remain with the Z
former masters, aud labor faithfully 50 long As
they shall be treated kindly aud paid reasonable
wages, or that they Immediately seek employ
ment elsewhere In the Kind Of work TO which
they are accustomed. II is not well for them to
eongregate about towns or military camps
They will not be supported In idleness,
BY command Of Major Generai schoaeld:
J. A. CAMPBELL,
Assistant dJutRnt General.
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[OFFIcIAL.l

HEADQUARTERS MIDDLE MILITARY DIsrRIcr,l
- WAsHISdroN, n. g., May 5, 1885.
Circular No. IA
In order to secure, as far a. practicable, the
Immediate payment Of men absent from their
companies, on tho expiration OF their term Of
service, company officers will forward direct 10
the Chief Mastering o1lcer OF their State ten
days before the expiration Of his term Of service,
the descriptive list and account OF pay aud cloth
Ing Of any enlisted man who nay be absent from
his company from Whatsoever cause.
The attention Of Commanding officers IN called
90 the Importance Of strict enforcement Of this
order to prevent injustice TO eplisted men.
By command OF Major General HAScocK:
DUNCAN g. WALKER,
myS-N Assistant AdjutAnt General,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
From North CRrolinA-MOVoment OF
Gen. sherman and His Army.

NEw YoRK, May IA Raleigh letter Of the
3Oth ult, states that Sherman and his atAf left
that day for Charleston and savannah, thence
going TO Richmond to meet his army, which was
10 leave Raleigh the next Monday.
sherman issued an order announcing the final
agreement Of surrender by Johnston, II pro-
hlbits all foraging and provides certain ways
TO relieve the pressing wants Of the inhRbitEdhs.
The Tenth and Twenty third corps remain In
the Department Of North Carolina, together with
kilpatrick's cavalry. stoneman's cavalry has
been ordered 10 Rast Tennessee. Wilson Il on
the Tennessee river, near Decatur, Alabama.
The Army Of Tennessee will march to Rlehmond.
The Army Of Georgia also marches TO Richmond.
The rebel army are all leaving for their homes,
many taking arms with them. Some trouble IL
Apprehended from those who took their ArmA and
went away on their own hook.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

NAvf Yam, = hfftfs ehokr AceifsHf--Ar.
one the aon of Captain Carr, hhd the ether ~
son o. Commander Jenries, htpectof aud Com.
mandant y the navy ordinance yard. were pisv
E near the new. ordnanee foundry, vhen they
ne fonndaiions some eight feet deep. Tholf erie.
ettrneied the. attention of a eolored unilof Wa
ran % the apqt IN time 70 rescne Captain carr
commandant Jeneries' son out nnin life was sr.
The steamer Bas arrived iron FORTRESS Msuro.
ne LADY sdriihg, LleStensn. comm.ss,,
Pierre 0irnna, arrivsd from New York on a.sur.
day. u Il understood that she is Intended Al
yacht for the Prauidenf.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
FROM RALEIeH-THEF FEELING IN
NORTH cAROLINA-JEFF. DAVIS
AND THE OTHER FUGITIvEH.

n ~
Ie.,e, s,o,0 yasl.,vh No,,h o.rol,n. -.
c.,vla h.,. v.,,,,asy ~, n. nu,nh,, a,
mep surrendered 20 c,.n suxnrAS nv Joux.
s,o. 4, .hon, as ooo ~ ali arm, az N. ar.
vice
II M, b..n aseer,aip.d that JKy1 DAVIS
,na m. n.,nh.,, AZ ~, av;rv e.hln., h.vs
no, wi,h than NOR. than sfty tbousand dol.
Ilsr, soiec. In ,peci.. or lass than tbr.. hmm.
|d,,a ,hous.nd dou.,, In all Our cavalry A..
clos. an the tran Of IN. d.mor,l,f.d trsitor,
and ,.nruin. bop., are .,ptsrtaIped of their
intimate caplure. The cavalry escort. com.
|manded by MADE HAMPTON are deserving
rapidly and coming into our lines. and sur.
Rendering themselves urisoners Of var.
They state that of the fif,een hundred men
Who were pieked ont on nceount Of tbeir
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

NEW YoRK, May 6--The Erlc Railway Car
Mandatory In Jersey City, situated near the
Bergen tunnel, took ere AT ) clock this morn
ing, and was entirely destroyed.
The loss TO the mechanics In present employ
mont, and particularly In tools, cannot bo aecu-
rately stated.
II l. estimated that the tools cannot be replaced
for less than 4l5,OOO. At least two hundred Of
tho men had property worth on the average
about one hundred and hfty dollars each.
The loss Of the Erie Company, not far from
elOO.OOO, Is partly insured.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
General hanks STRENGTHENING Out
Lees Miserables-General Granger
Commanding Mobile Dlstrict-Tho
War In Mexico.

NEw oRLEASs, May !, VIA CAIRu, May g.
Many OF Lee - soldiers have arrived here Gen
Banks has ordered them u report 10 the Provost
Marshal, and has prohibited them wearing rebel
uniforms.
The Mobile Mars OF the 2sth ult says that
Gen. Granger has been appointed commander OF
that district.
BrownsVille Rdviees of the 22d ult. confirm
the reported occupation Of Monterey by tho LIB
erals.
Reinforcements have arrived at MRtAmoras TO
meet the expected attack Of COTtinas.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

"Nvhiis the Lamp Holds out 20 Burn.''
1.-The terms Of amnesty to desertsrs who re-
turn 70 their commands as offered BY Prusi-
dent LrScOLS in his proclamation will not
avail the deilnquents amer Wednesday, May
10th, when the SIXTY days allowed BY our
lutte President win have expired. After that
date all soldiers absent will be discharged
the service with loss Of pay, bounty, etc. |
from the time Of their desertion. =
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

"A GRAND FoURTH on JULr.--Tke BoStoni.
ans are already making Preparations for a
GKAnd Fourth Of July eelebration, which IS
fBrender the eighty eighth anniversary for
evet memorable as tho era Of the dispense
tion Of purified aud restored nationality.
An ovation 10 the returned Massachusetts,
volunteers is included In the arrangements
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
sHoorrno Ayrln.-0n sa.arday .fl,lu0o,

sHoorIEo AYF1rn.-0n Saturday aflsnoo.
soldier named john Smith met three eoIorei
men near the corner of POM. ahd-a- Half street
hnd Maryland avenue. The eolored men were
walking three abrtayt, when Smith walked bo.
tween them. One ofthe men named Chaa. Tyler
turned aud said something 70 Smith, when sinith
eursed him, drew . pistol aud fired, the ball
striking Tyler IN the Jaw and going downwarda
Smith then ran, but was caught By 0mcer Coombs
and taken before Justice 0ibcrson, who commit.
ted him % jail for court. Tyler is going about
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
Gov. Hicks Body Dug UP and MutI-
lnlnh.

We learn from gentleman Of Denton,
Caroline county, that on Wednesday night
last some hends opened the tomb Of Ex-Goy-
ernor Hicks, in Dorchester county, and stole
his ooiin and body thorsfrom, and broke the
tombstone TO pieces. The body aud eoiin
had not been found at last reports, and il is
believed that they have been sunk In the
Ghoptank river -CsAtTsViils (Afd.) CitiEsH,
n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
The ImPertinent Christian Commis-
Hioners Recalled,

PHILADELPniA, May T. Tho delegates from
the Christian Commission who visited General
Lee to pay their respects have been recalled The
visit was wholly without the knowledge Of the
Commission, aud is severely condemned by tho
Some of the party had no connection with the
Commission. a....r .....
The whole affair seems 10 have sprung from
a weak curiosity; not from any sympathy with
traitors,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
PuILP a soLo.

FINE PIcTUREs.-Msssrs. PumP A soIo.
MONS have Just opened for exhibition and sale an
extensive, varied, and choice collection Of en-
cravings, chrome Autographs, ETC., ht 70 odorn
the walls Of an American citizen a residence For
a few days rare opportunities will be offered to
select hhe pictures from these gems Of art at very
reasonable prices too.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
EDITION
FouR o'cLoCIx, II. M.

EoUH o'c3LocK, II. M.
sncaEFARYsnsvARD AND SOW.
We are much grailaed 10 learn that secre.
tary snwARD continues to mend, and that
his son FREDnRIcK 10 also improving. The
whols country win Bs siad on their ressOra-
ton to health, amer having suasrsd % terri.
bly, from the murderous assaults Of the Con-
f.dsra,s assassin.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

N8-TO the CttiLens OF the Dtstrict OF
Columbia. The armed forces Of the rebellion
have been almost entirely overthrown. The en-
nifty Of many Of Its leaders and adherents IL,
however, undlminiShed. Not a few Of them were
at its commencement residents Of the District and
tho immediately adjacent parts Of Maryland and
Virginia. II has been aseertained that q eonsid.
erAble number Of them will attempt TO return, or
have returned, TO their former residenees and
claim the rights and privileges Of loyal citizens
This should be prevented. The Government has
so determined. It's In the power Of those who
have been faithful to that Government during It,
four years Of peril aud eonyuIsionio greatly cid
In the carrying out Of this dotermiRnlion.
The best plan Of doing 80 should be q matter ef
consultation and dellberation. Many loyal eiu. (
are OF the opinion that tho former residenta
Of tho District, who have participated In the re-
bellion, should not bo permitted TO return Or re-.
main within Its limits, OF In Its vicinity, and that
those who have approved Of their treaSOnAb Bile acts
and desire future association with them, should
be regarded as partakeru Of their guilt.
Tho hours for both words and deeds have ar
rived. A PUBLIC MASS MEETING will be held
In front Of City Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, 9th
instant, ats o'clock, at which resolutions will be
presented, ablo speeches will be delivered, and
committees appvsdted Citizens of the Dlstrie.
Of Columbia, appear AT the appointed meeting and
proclaim, as others have done, that the men who
have willingly endeayored TO destroy the Gov
eminent can have no home IN the capital Of the
nation. Patriotism, "A well a. our own safety
nd eaIl far Ia arflan
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

steamers Connecticut and state Of Maiue arrived
hcre yesterday with sick and wounded from City
Point. The former had nine hundred and ths
latter aye hundred on board. They were eon-
yeycd 10 Arihory SQUARE, Lineoln, Rmory, Mount
Pleasant, Carver and Harrow bod hospitals. About
afieen hundIed slek and wounded are yet at City
Point In the hoapltala.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

May Tth, 1885, at the navy yard, washington.
(accidentally drowned endeAvoring 10 save
younger play mattel Willie n, only son Of Con.
mander William N. and Lucy Le @. Jeherr, aged
seven years aud aix months He was taken 10
for interment
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

MuRBER.-on Friday night an alteration
GO e'urred between two females namcd Catharlns
Kane and klixnboth brown, In houae ON the Inl-
snd, between n and n streets and Third and
20 severely by Elizabeth that she died on sntur-
day morning from the effects Of the blows Cor.
oner Woodward held an inquest over the bod.
The verdict of the jury was IN accordance with
~ ~ ovel.ets. klithbeth va. arrested By onesr
Handy - II
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
Rev,eyy on fItn. Gr,mn,, D,yI

Review OF Gen. Grimn's Division.
Gen. GRIVTH's division Of the 9th corps
was reviewed yesterday afternoon about two
miles from Alexnndria. The troops presented
Q splendid appearance
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

Persons residing or being In Washington,
who desire passports for travelling abroad,
can obtain the same, with the least possible
expense and delay, on pvsOnai application
At the Department Of State. my4-Sm
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

as-Nationai Union nepubliean Club,
and the loyal citizens Of the Seventh ward who
are opposed TO the return Of rebels 10 our city.
p. m. TUESDAY, 70 attend the mass meeting in
body. By order Of the President.
ms-2ts y. A. BOSWELL.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

MaJer General Phil. Sheridan.
Major General sHERIDAs and staff arrived
In the city yesterday. A.lsrEe portion Of his
cavalry corps will be here within day or
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

PHILABELPHiA, May O.--Ths subscriptions Il
Mrs. Lincoln are not TO exceed Ave dollars each
so that all may have u chance to contribute. The
statement that thoy were TO be iye hundred dol.
lars each, as mentioned In previous dispatch,
was Incorrect.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
Another Rebel Army
Eurrenderse ~
Dick Taylor Capitulates %
y General Candy. 4 e

Tho Government has recsived Intelligence
Of the surrender Of the rsbsl Gsnsrai- DIck
TArLOR and bis army to General cASpY.
The same terms were given % TArLOh as
70 LEE and JOHNSTON.
Thus the rebel armies have dIsappearedA
trans. Mississippi and an. . EspI IA p
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

hS- Georgetown, ID. O., May 9th, '8B.-'
Steamer May Flower has arrived from New York
and T. now dlscharging at foot Of High street
Georgetown. ConAgnees will please attend to
receiving their goods without further notice.
G. p. HOU0HTON,
Agent New York and Washington Steamship Co.
mays-2t
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08
The Notoriou. DIR. Tumblety Arrested.

III. Lorts, May 8. j. II. Blackburn alias Dr.
Tumblcty, charged with completely with Harold
In the conspiracy to assasslnAte the President,
was arrested TO day In accordance with orders
from Washington, lie Il supposed to be the
herb doctor" referred to by the youth arrested
In BFooklyn. N "
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

60 A meeting Of the Maine soldisrs'
Relief Association will be held at the rooms Of
the Maine State Agency, 273 Y street, on NON
DAY, sth instant Mt ~ O'Clock, p. N. Apune-,
tual attendance II earnestly requested.
Per order, LA. WORCESTER,
my0-2ta Bec'y LIS RIA
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-05-08

Hs- The next regular monthly msst-
Ing Of the Board 81 Trustees Of the Public Schools
win be held on TUESDAY NEXT, the 9th inst
ut clock, p. m. X. T. MORsELL,
my6-H Acting Secretary,