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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
PETITION FoR PARTITION.

Hs8ry n. Gebhart, Oatharins Ann Gebhart and Mary
n. aalhart, vs.. Am ha r. Heerman, John A.
Heerman, Petar v. Gsbhart, Rosetta n. GebhaTi
and Ellen Gebhart. superior Court of Montgom
cry County, Ohio. Petition for Partdon,
MELIA r. HELbERMAN, John A. HellermAn
"A Peter v. Gebhart, Rosetta ~ Gehhart and
Ellen Gebhart will take notice that q Petition was
fled against them on the 10th day Of December,
ID. 1861, In the Superior court Of Nontgomery Coun.
ty, Ohio, by Henry NJ Gehhart, Cnthnrlne Ann Geb.
hart aud Mary M Gebhart and Is nov pending
Wherein Henry NJ Gebhsrt, Oatnarne Ann GebhArt,
aud Mary NJ debhert demand partition OF the follow.
ing real estate, to-wit
situa g in the county OF Montgomery and State OF
0ho--beng part OF the southeast Quarter Of section
No. 7, township No. 2, range east, &C.. beginning
the southwest corner OF the los 90 pennies
g., $50 W. from tho section corner at a stone;
ton tins TO a stone thence 10, SO sO-l0O perches
along Weavers and Tie section line 10 4 stone;
thence so, ". los 90 perches alopg Roots line to
a stone; thence south 20, 9 $50 pefchts along ia
cob Shades line 10 the place Of beginning, co rtanng
1907 sixty i've acres, more or less, Also lots mum
bared forty -nne, nifty, hity- and hy.tWo tf9 90
6l aud 52), dee gnAped plat OF the subdivision
ofpart OF section No. 80, town g range T. made bv
Mcclure aud Hafnes, and recorded the records
OF Montgomery 0ounty, Ohio, 10 plat book A, page
%, situate IN Madison t0gnship, Montgomery Coun-
~ Ohio and that At the February term 1865; OF
haid Court, tke said Henry NJ Gebhart, Catherine A.
Gebhart and Mary NJ. Gebhart will apply for an or
der that partition may BE- made Of said premises. .
HENRY NJ GEBHART, a
oA'fuHRlNh ANN 0EbHART,
MARY N. GEBHARr
ApAH oLAT' An'y' dsoi7dAwiw
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE Oe REAL
ru EAFATE. rfrf

IN pursuance OF an order granted by the Probate
j. Conrt OF Montgomery County, Ohi,, In the ol
Isaac Layfever and simpson Mutt, Executors Of the
last will and testanaRt Of David HOung deceased,
against Ruth Young et al deendants We will oHer for
sale, at public auction on SATURDAY., the 3lst dPy
u December, A. ID. 1864, at 2oclo0k afternoon, upOn
eee premises, the following described real estate /:
eIhnSte in the County OF a.ontgomsry, and State OF
Ohio, to-witi f
FHeeu acres OF land t,ken of the South side Of the
egsn owned by the heirs OF David Young decd
etuste In Section 35, Town 2, Range 8, N. k's-de.
portbed as follows Beginning alta stone, on the east
kAa - aid section, The south east corner Of said
hgm tbAnce north on the east line Of said section
e.N shlEss 20 stone thence south rs west g7s3
chains to the centre OF turnpike road; thence south
eastwardly, with the eentre OF said road chains
the south west corner OF said farm thence on the
line betwaea Young and Lafever, north rs east SO
chains p tho place OF beginning containing fifteen
acres Of iGnd
Appraised at Sl10 per care Terms Of sale one
third cash, ono third in year, and one third in
two years from tbs day Of sale, with interest the
payments - be secured by u1ortgage upon the pre-
misses sold ISAAC LAFEVER,
SIMPSON MUTT,
Executors, &e. OF David Young. decd
J. II. BAesorr, Atty for Executors nov30-W4w
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Tesl Oath For LaEYers.

The Senate bill, which
WAS passed, provided that no person, after.
the date of this act, shall be admitted to prac.
tice in the supreme Court OF the United
States, nor after the 4th Of March in any
Circuit or District Conrt ard the Court Of
Claims, or be allowed 10 appear by virtue Of
any previous admission, unless BY taking the
oath Of office, as provided for in the act Of
July, 1862 and according TO its terms and
meaning, and any person who shall falsely
take the oath shalt be deemed guilty of per.
jury, aud bs subject to all the pains aud pen
alties Of perjury 10 addition TO the pains and
penalties OF the act Of July, 1862
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
saERlFF's SALE

VALUABLE PROPERTY IN CITY OF DAYTON.
John Mclean, Administrator Of John staosbsrger,
deceased vs.. Edmund steckel ct al.
Gaze No. 1856
TlY virtue Of, an in obedience to- 40 order Of sale
ID made by the superior court of Montgomery
county, Ohio, Il oor at public sale at The door VI
the Court Hsuss in Dayton,
Sdtirlay, Jdqparg II, 1865,
AZ I've o'clock m or said day, the following de-
scrbed real estate, Lots oered two thousand
sI huudred aud ii q O3) and four thousand and
ninety-one 4O9ll designated the revised plat OF
the city Of DAy ten the county OF Montgomery and
gtats 81 OHIO
Lot Ne 20OS is situated on West Third street north
side on which there IA large two story frame dNeli
ing aud other OUT buildings--house No aS9-and has
been appraised at 39, ,OO1
Lot No. l001 10 a vacant lotand extends from Ash
iey streeA TO Frank street. Warren street, an
has bsen appraised ut $3.50.
The above descrped property cannot sell for less
than Wo-thirds of its appraised value
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheriff Mont county.
ODLIS OAHILL, Attorneys II d. : iawts
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-11
SPICE AND COVE OYSTERS

aiso an Hssortuis ntof Jeliies. aiddetoun Hams a
,heniaefs, Tan ~ sod Coal OIL, sugars and CctIses
ostes SpSes' fsney soap Sej la isst eve - thlr
% that the markets anofd that u desirable ToT6tarco
SheAefs We would fay keep che hest nrrole ut Zine
~ ~ .uNi Vfh le had. Come Que, me I, and see
"nAs as ss T can DO. h1NTlRE 4 BAIkD,
"eNt'paN Sin Main st., doors hslnw Markef.s
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N E w FIR NJ.


ii AVE opened m ertlre new stock o. Fresh Gro
Mont. oneTy House, No. 9f7 We have sugar ard
Cohee, Molass ;, also Sorghum, Vinegar, Coal OH,
Hat, Fish, Iuhs, puekets, Rro0ns, and Tar by he
aaq. We have Teaches, Rlac hernes, StraWb' rFies
Iomatofsi Ounces, Plums, Cherries, Spice aud Cove
oysters, aso an as ortment n Jellies, Pickles and
Npiees, fkucy Soaps, Dried Beef Homiuy, swssi To
haeno hpe cur aud smoking, Flour ~ the ba ~ az
acs, white and yellos Corn Meal, Buckwheat ro.ir
IN TACT everything that tho market AFFORD We re-
specuuly invite our friends 10 give a call. Come
one, come all, and see what We can do. ia23dlw
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BUSINESS SUITS,
ENGLISH WALKING GOATS
DRAWERS AND UNDERsHIRTS

For less money than any other Clothing House IN
Da' ton. We beg leave 20 remind the puhlc that we
stand IN connection with large Wholesale Cloihng
Manufacturing House in tincini Rt Wh6 certainty
enables us TO give The above lnoue, ne pis T.
We are constantly .receiVni the latest styles OF
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ADMINIsTRAToRls NorIcE

NOTICE isheTehy given that have bsrn appoin
~ tea ADMINISTRATOR Of the state ~ AndIeU War
Ohio, deoeasod 1I1 '.'r' ~ N''' ''' y
sayS aya rm. $50 LARKIN YoUHoK.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NJ oIlet = her By ggr9 q Mary LBdsley of nd,
llthsas of necem era y 1854, dlsd his peti tn NJ
tlg p1arl Of Nomm9n Pleas ~ Muhtgomefy oonntv
olloi lfping @ he divorced nom sHid Mary Ilnds,
y sna hat - Petition will stand fOf hfhrisg el ibs
March term of said Court Cansss- " wiihiI ab.sne..
ernvsr tlreeYears- f I
isiise :, rAbNpsoN, Attorney for Planhs.
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MEMS and YOUTHS CLOTHING,

Which is carefully selected and we'll made. Call and
examine our sock o Clothing ibeio re- purchasing
elsewhere, at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

At q Special Meeting CT the Union General
COMMITTEE held at their heAdquarterS last ening tie
following resolutions were offered by slr. Wakcman
and unanimously adopted.
Re,ored That we ai tho overthrow Of the Rebellion sud
the restoration Of peace with feeling Of profound einiou,
v.red aie whom God s.ve the country for H. oo terrible
ri. should have been called to martyr tie
a3d heroic worn which, statesman, he Ind eli
performed
Re.ohee That In the prompt, peaceful and mqu.stionea
whom the people had elected fos such crisis in all the
events OF no !s ouI yeas ind reh proofs Of the wiz
don Of TIE Con.'uon aud he tie devotion sud the
patriotism cfthe American people andws hold tbee events
up the Great a the people throughout the word
conclusive ynicaon oil the capacity Of for segogcrn.
Of tie pernaDence OF such Institutions the people
may es,sbsi io- them elves.
maintenance Of the Consiution, tire preservation Of th.
Union the extinction and pe,maIcnt eacsion from sol,
octic piHcple,, md abgnda., ecompenss for the
blood end by witch tese great blessings have been
1and tender tho profound thanks Of those WHOM,
represent 10 those gallant soldiers sud sailors VINO
may yet survive, for the her deeds which have gison per
to VI. American nation and undyny rnoWn To the
1esslsd, Tlst Andrew Jou,on. the Constitutional
Ito America, sol, and Il nobest pt duct Of American
usned in the best Of al schools for u hgLest
ov he nobe,t sschccs IA TIE abors durig
the h claim TO the confidence OF TIE people
Que who will In the most trying emery sbcss.
enc hairs 9th fon the path Of honor and the public good
Reosd That behalf Of the union c'tizens of Sewi orA
eumaac.s which s'tend is to Office. and our pro.
sacss conidrnoe aud support ~ se ,s'ses which La
may deen esental 20 the public good We labored
eiate hs difeu position held by hi own sts.s during
tne ,wn, and honor her for the .i .,enheIng and
pa.rione eouree with which under Anerew Johnson
q. mex esas. rhe struggled with rebellion at the very
no.h . hoins, Of her people. ana pia'ed 9rI'eh I'M
know how neatly liz Who'll conntry I. indebted to bin, ior
G Va .ns border states winch held We n.peon IN
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greeted the winners each Of the other crews joining
The prizes-siver medals for each man. OF uiferen'
value for the frst and secoad boas-were a"'dueu ny
W. T. Washburn esq, il few appropriate rehai 49,
The time made was sol seconds short Oh 'ne oe'' 'e
ever mad.
The Uoiversity crew. th still A. Crowninshiold for
fine s,rok. were present in their new shell, built by
Iawler A fine boat ant good. plucky. well proper
TONED crew bound to be found at the regatta at wor
oestcr They excited much attention and were cheerod
by their friends.
he heroes o. the war; old boating men. were present
in large numbers ana received the congrauation Of
their friends Tie Beacon Club, OFT of 30 members.
sent 20 10 the war. all Of whom have distinguished
Themselves From the "Union" wo noticed several
vet rams and Smith lie Of the sirge SOULS, was pulling
stroke in their six
The College Regatta Worcester bids fair TO be one
Of much interest Of,he Regatta the 4th of July not
much is known. w.Hk
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Regatta.

The Regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht Club viii
take place to-day. The steamer Magenta will leave
the dock near Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn at III p. NJ,
with members of the Clue andlthcr LADY friends. and
accompany the yachts. Those not members o. The
Club wishing to witness the regatta viii be accommo
dated on tie steamer Huguenot. The course VIII he
from stakeboat anchored opposite 10 the clubhouse
GOwanus Bay to a stake.boat near CQney Island Pom
passing 1t to the eastward thence TO Buoy No Gail OF
The west bsnk) and return by same course The buoys
OF the west bank. Nos H. 10 and H. must be passed TO
The eastward, both going and returning. The yachts
taking parts in the reg tta will be distinguished by
numbers attached 10 their maiusails. The allowance
Of time is based tie Of spread, and is
for the first class II seconds per foot and for second
class seconds per foot. The yachts entered, With
their sailing numbers allowance of time &C.. as
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
New.Ysrk Historical Society.

A stated meeting of the Historical Society
was held at tac library last evening. largo number
Of ladies and gentlemen present. Gen. John
Cochrane Attorney General Of the State oil New York
read u paper on the following subject That the
waters between Staten Island Gnd Newjersey. VIZ
the Kills tho Sound and Raitan Bay, are not or ever
were New Jersey waters. bGt alYal6 have been, and
are parts Of H4dsons River and the waters OF New
York"
Before the reading Of tho paper several communica
tons from different parties accompanying various do.
Batons-among others, two 6i0pourder shots captured
f.om the KebelS-were read by the Librarian. Ihes.
shots manufactured for the Bnkely gum presented
AS a memorial Of British Neutrality. Lieut.. Gen.
Grant and MajorGcn. Sherman were proposed IA hon
Orary members OF the Society. The motion was
seconded the ground that they who make history
should live in IT," Both tho distinguished and gallant
Generals unanimously elected amid much applause
When some routine business was transacted. Gen.
CochIane proceeded with the reading o. his paper AZ.
ter I'M r0duCtOry remarks he alluded TO the grant
of the whole country by Charles IL to James Duke of
York. conveying t. him the right OF property over the
whole country. In this grant the boundaries were
clearly defined and laid down. In the course OF sue
cessve transfers those boundaries were lost sigh, or
and through ignorance and other motives, distinct
imposed on these waters, and this has even
brought about the litigation IN the courts OF the tod
States ard the trenty of 1884 which disastrous to
the commercial interests OF New.YOrk. He cited a
great deal Of historical evidence IN proof OF his p0po
ston ali Of which led 10 tire conclusion that tic Mud
sou emptics itself through its two mouths. the
narrows and the Kills into the Bay Of New'forf.
which flows past Sandy Hook into the sea
In conclusion he said that By the treaty Of 1884 New
York parted with vast accessory 10 her commercial
wealth and though he would not seek 10 recall the past
should be q warning TO IN the future and counsel
an eierri vigilance.
A vo ( thanks was then passed 10 the Attorney.
General for his interesting paper. MI Broadhead
made q few remarks on the same subject.
a motion recommending the purchase Of Mr. Peter
Forces library and authorizing the preliminary steps
IN the matter. adopted. after which the meeting
adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07
Death OF Judge Smith.

To tie Editor Of The n. y. TrbuHe
SIR: have the melancholy tidings TO an
nounce that the Hon. A. ID. Smith OF Wisconsin. TO
Gently of South Carolina died on the Arago last SUM-
day morning. His body was embamsd and sent To
Wisconsin to-day.
In behalf of the relatives and friends of the deceased
desire to my warmes thanks for their kindness
and attention 10 him the voyage here. to Messrs
Brisbane. Ncrdnr and Cooley. U. S. Tax Commission
ers to Capt Gadsdcn Purscr Ely and other officers OF
the Arago and a., to J. r. Stnson. the agent OF Adj
ans Express Company. who first brought to me tie
painful tdngs. Yours very truly.
HERBERT REnp.
Cnnor, House N,g- York, June &. le6J.
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DIED.

Accommodation Snrdiy June T. Misde!sne, reiet 0
Edmund Arromsrlith. IN tie glsi year o. her ng~
TIL. relative and friend. Of the y respectfully nyec
10 attend The funeral from hcr ATE reitenec 10 -
Tenth IT. on Tue'day evening ~ O'CLOCK "''hoI' 'o
Irritation
BHUSH-kt R.e on Sunday June g. Walter r. Brush Jr
IN H.. 81 year Of his . a..
city, Wednesday morning. At " o'cioea rs iIienas
nd those Of h. father and fstheriIaw, b. W. Merriam
are respectfully invited TO attend
BAILEY-N south Fast. Putnam Co. ". y. on Tuesdsf
/ June D. DCvDc ,. bailey. aged I, years
The fn-ra viii take place on Thnr'dsJ the 9th inst at
O'Clock a M
BFLrn Broo.lyn on Tuesday June Of Of {,
sr.n Frane'. T.. infant Of Francis aud Harriet Be!i
Tho flr raj viii tale place from the residence Of his he.
40 2l7 Bedford ave, this "Wednesday morning. 1t 10y
O'Clock
Eliz beth s.. vic II MA. Hatfield tlirt
The and TREAD. Of the family inyiie to attend
Fsnsin-svc on wedne.d4y The I'm Inst at Iocloc. ,, ~.
The remains will he taken 70 Newark, ~ j., FOR inernen
DRINkER-On 1ucsdsy Jure 8, Mr. sarah Drinxer aged
The relative, and friends flmy respectfully
her daughter Mrs. Jacob smith, No le2 West Twenty
'i..t at o.eioes hi; lWslas,da,l ,s evening
FIsHFR-On Tuosday June D. of inAlmmr Of the lungs
Elizabeth Wi, o. William Fisher aged 50 year.
The and friends Of the fmy are respectfully nYited
70 .,tena the funeral from 81, Luxe, Episcopal Church.
Hndson-.'.. on rhundny June g. at O'Clock r m.
English papers please copy
HARTT-u brooklyn Monday June ). G1il f., wife OF
VIM. Edgar Hsrtt. ,ged ~ years
The relatives and iend; Of the ilmy are invited 70 ana
ncsiay forenoon. at III o'clock.
MONTGOnERY-On Monday. Juno s. Jane, l.. norsom'
cry nephew Of the late lsaac VI Wooey IN the 18th year
OF his ag.. III.
The en and relatives Of the smy respectfully invited
go attend his funeral Wednesday, ~. IN INST, 81
o'clock from the residence OF Dr. 4. o. Stevens No 81
Wcs, Forty hr-ts
sRfDNORE-On Tuesday June 6. aitc'a severe and lnset
ing illness, Judith wife ~ jeremiah ssimore, aged 10
Til. relatives aud friends Of tho family invited without
further notice attend her funeral at her late r.sitfnce
No g. Psrkaye murray Ili Ola Tharsdiy afternoon Ut
o'clocA
WINsHlP-On Tuesday. JuneG Thomas "iusLip, in the
o3ih O. his . =,
Tie relative. red, of the family respectfully invited
L. attend tie funeral Friday the Ah inst, at O'Clock
p M from his residence 40 u Madison place Green
L. /
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confidence to adopt and into effect the MEASURES o.
TO advance the interests promote the harmony ana
the prosperity Of tie people in all sections
OF common country. -, Il,
P,ssd That t thanks Of the country due 10 the sew
srs Heads of Drpartu whose els and cooperation
aided tho late President in the performance Of biz high duties
U Wins povidence for the devrnce of William H. Seward
from t nnrdrr which attempted upon hun and tst the
President and the nation have aud higher guara
tee for fidelity in the future than is by the deeds and
devotion OF the years that are past
,.stnation of tds with the Rebel States the high
staesmanshp Of their distinguished author and afford
signal and gratifying proof Of the uneHng n'ne's OIL the
people In the selection Of their refers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

BARRY'S TRICOPUEROUS FOR TIE SEiN AMI
HAIR Petroni,ed by the principal families In Europe and
America This excellent article Il admitted to be tire stand
ard pplrson for all purposes connected with the Han IL
prevent. it, falling Of eraet ates scuff DandTuh sc and
keeps il in the most beautiful condition Its hsbituh use
renders the Of OIL ponaum any other p;epastion
quite sup,riuous Sold by Newbury sons No IS st.
Pars London; Gavey No II Queenst. Jersey, Europe
sayer no 229 Picadiy, London Jones Co.. Nofa Bon
eyari des Capucin. Pars Birch, No Molesworst Dub
linz hntonn Postsrssse. No. Hamburg; Gotthuf Vos',
Hamburg; Henery, Highest, Guernsey Green, No 10 Iii
IT, Granthan, Lincolnshire Congaa Madrid spsn CorfJo
Havana Lyman rother.. Canada Morton Co., Novasco'
ti Graham Nefoundandi Burgoyne Co. San FRANCISCO
Watson Prince Edward island Hempstcad feizei hondU
ras; Pou Panama; Nobey, Baril; Moss Co. Australia
Hargou. Vera Crun Mexico; Kennedy Jaaps; Wer 'rus
Ala Loca.,e Russia; Barrai China Msnioye Japan Prin
cip,l Office No. 3i PcaFst Ne~forh and by oil druggists
thron ylout the United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

MAJ0R-GEY. BARLOW -Drovet MJor-Gon.
Fr.ucis c. Barlow Of New York has been promoted to
'hc full rank Of Major General Gen. Harlow Is now IN
command OF Che Second Division OF the Second Corps
having recently declined high command rendered him
by Gen Gront In a most complimentary manner. Gen.
Barlow enlisted at Tie beginning Of tho warns private
won his star in the Pennsular campaign and was
wounded, ne was supposed MORALLY both at Antietaui
and Gettysburg. BY hi, capture Of Maior-Gen Edward
johnson and i've Thousand at Spoitsylvana Court.
House he won bis brevei. and his conduct during
the closing campaign has been sach that Gems Grast
and Meade have selected him for the only full vacant
Major (ieneralship.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-07

ocouoyng four OF the States In oil one hundred 'nou
sand men whom Johnston did not even pretend 10 SUI
FENDER So the Secretary published his disappro''' Vi
fhe terms upon the receipt Of the Sherman 'oi"''"
memorandum. ard Gen Grant was sent with orucrs 10
relieve Sherman If he refused TO msreh on Inc enemy
Immediately
-.- PRIZE CLAIMS.
The prize claims admitted by the Fourth Au-
ditors Office have amounted 10 million month since
duly 1863 When the Texas ports are closed this bust
ness viii come to an end
WASHINGTON, Tuesday. June 6 ls6J.
THE FREDERICKSBURG AND RICH h0ND ROAD.
Some weeks will be required . repair the
railroad from Fredericksburg TO Richmond The rails
Sor distance of 10 miles were taken up by the Rebels
to repair make roads in other parts of Virginia.
MUSTERED OUT.
The 10th Pennsylvania Volunteers OF the
First Division Sixth Corps were mustered out TINS
morning and Jeff for their homes.
THE CONT9ABANDS.
A large number Of contrabands who followed
the Army Of Georgia 10 Washington nave made apph'
cation TO return to their former homes
GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS MAIL MATTER.
Much Misrepresentation exists in regard to the
application Of the law which provides mar eeI.an,
officers of the Government may receive man matter on
official business free OF postage. Especltt 40
in the military serve. frequently address uocuens o
importance to medical directors, hoNptal auhorles'
psymasters and other. return the same "heh caho'
Be delivered excepl upon payment NE regular rates o.
postage. Such payment is often refused. ana hencc
this class Of papers is constantly beng e TO the dead
letter office Necessarily causing much delay and EN-
barrasSment in regar TO The disposal 10 he made oil
them. it is often difficult to it'd the senders
By the act of March 3, 1903 and that Of June /,
1854, the following persons only connected win
the War Department entitled 10 rccel cor
Iespondence free: The Assistant Secretaries OF war;
the Adiutant General the QuarteTma General, ne
Inspector General, the CommissaTy General Of Sub
sistence the Paymasier.General the Chief Engineer
Ale Surgeon. General tie Colonel of Ordnance the
Provost Marshal.Gel' al, the Commissioner o, Freed
men, the Judge Advocate General. the CoUmissary
Cenera Of Prisoners and the Chief Clerk Of the AT
Department. .a~ka