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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27

The ELEcTIoN.-On Thursday the election for
May or and four Aldermen for this city was held
The opening of the polls was attended by an eager
crowd, all anxious to see the man of their choice
put forward. Never in the annals of the place
has an election of similar character been at
tended with more interest and excitement The
supporters of the respective candidates exhibited
an ardour in favor OF their side, warm in the ex-
treme, but the conflict of efforts attendant upon
the electioneerng strife which necessarily en-
sued, was productive of no hostile movement ex-
cept in We few instances, when blows were re
sorted to. The instances were very few, and we
are pleased to add no general free fight, of usual
occurrence at elections, was INDUCED in.
As the day grew older, the excitement, observa-
BILE in the morning increased and continued with
out abating till the polls were closed. The an
nouncement of the result was made short while
after dark, which received with the custom airy
satisfaction by the triumphant party.
The total vote polled, 781, far exceeds that of
tho previous election.
The following is the official announcement of the
result
MAYOR:
JOHN l.. WOOSTER. Observation-Disclosures. 34l
SCATTERING Observation-Disclosures.
Total ................... 10
One vote was thrown out.
Majority for Dawson. .....-..-.. - %
ALDERMEN:
FIRST WARD;
8. d. WALLACE ....-. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
: AS. +. POST. 81 81
Total .................. =. ...............181
Majority for WALLACE. Observation-Disclosures. 1
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Gen. SickleS' Order.

The Raleigh Standard quotes some re-
marks we made few days since, relative
to the late order of General Sickles, and
concludes by saying
:. cit would be we'll if Gen. Sickles would put his
finger on this farthing candle, the Wilmington
Journal, and extinguish it. -
We are greatly indebted to the Standard
for the contempt which it seems DESTROYS
to bestow on this paper. We advise the
Standard man that we are quite of age and
have some regard for the laws of the State
and of the United States. We have not
yet betrayed our country or friends, and
never expect to. We refer the Standard to
the decision of the President in relation to
this very matter.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27
Holden 81 Co.

The subjoined correspondence of the
New York Times in regard to what the dis
interested, self-sacrifcing, patriotic and
generally sweet-scented guardian of the in
terest and honor of North Carolina, are do
ing to promote the objects of their chief
solicitude, will be read with much delight
and edifcation by that large class who con-
stitute the 'Fouts in the State. The for
ty Legislators, and the forty thousand vo-
tiers mentioned in the correspondence, like
the loyalty of the Ex-ProvisionalG Governor,
are apocryphal, and of this fact the Con-
gress are fully aware. They despise the
professions of the Ex-Provisional Governor
almost as much as all the honest people of
the State laugh at them. Thaddeus knows
William very well as politician, and esti-
mates him by his record, not by his new
born zeal But the amusement ceases when
we read that christian sentiment of the cor
respondence which invokes I" imprisonment
and murder upon the Ex-Provisional Gov
ernor's political enemies in retaliation for
Imaginary crimes of the same sort infict-
ed on him. We protest that though the
Ex-Provisional Governor is dead political
ly, he has not been murdered-except sui
cidally. And if all who do not possess his
peculiar species of loyalty are to be MUIR
dered, every honest man in the State had
better say his prayers:
f'THE NORTH CAROLINA MEMoRLALIsTs.
"Governor Holden, John Pool, James T. Tay.
Tor and Messrs. Harris and Jenkins, of North Car
olina, who have been in Washington for seyera
days have left the city, and are now on their way
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SENATE.

SENATE.
EVENING SESSION.
WEDNESDAY, y o'clock
SPECIAL ORDER.
bill relative to the Deaf and Dumb and the
Blind Asylum came up, and On motion of Mr.. Ave-
ry, its consideration was postponed.
UNFINISHED BUSINESS.
The bill to enable the Fayetteville or Western
Railroad Company to complete their road to some
point on the n. G. Railroad. The question being
on an amendment offered by Mr.. Wilson, some de-
bate ensued and the amendment was rejected and
the bill passed its third reading by vote of 81 to
20.
The bill to enable the Wilmington, Charlotte
and rutherford Railroad Company to complete
the Road and discharge its debt to the state,
came up on its third reading and passed by vote
of &c to II.
Under a suspension OF the rules the bill to en-
nance the value of the bonds issued for the COM
pleti0n of the Western Railroad and for other pur-
poses, came up ON it's third reading. Messrs
Avery and Love strongly urged it's passage. Mr..
Wilson opposed and moved to amend, but the
amendment failed, and the bill passed by vote Of
"a to Is.
The bill to amend the charter of the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad came up it's third reading
and passed, and the Senate adjourned until to-
morrow at 103 O'Clock.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1866-12-27

The Closing Days of the Sesslon-The pas
sage of the Railroad Bills Inn the senate,
after three days StruSgie-The Cheraw
and Coalfelds Railroad Bill Rejected
Col. Richardson and Relief for the Peo-
ple-PersonaI-DeRth of MIR. Judkfns, OF
Warren.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1866-02-14

THE KENTUCKY WASHER.

- e. q. q 4 g.
THIS clothes washer has now been before
the public about four years, During the
present year we have manufactured and sold
several 'hundred 10 our customers, and alte,
fnIland thorough test we have abundant
+, reason for believing il ia the best Washer in
America i hence we challenge the world to
produce its equal stsf+9F ie4S1g5 I
Tie Kentucky Washer took the first pre-
MUM at our last State Fair, over the cele.
lbrated Defy, the crack washer of New Enc.
land, the Hydraulic, the Union Washer, and
sothers Of less note, since WHICH time, in sew.
.eral fair and thorough contests with The
best Of these machines, the judges decided
that the Kentucky would wash double the
samopQt ofc'othipg in given, TIM, with
much less wear to- the fabric aud with d
great deal less labor to the operatorthan the
next best washer.
The Kentucky will annually save lis cost
In the wear and, tear Of clothing. aud save
doube'its cost 10 labor. 1t is simple, dhra.
Bile, and most conveniently arranged so
The Hringer ATTACHED to the Kentucky
Washer is tie most durable, most easily nd,
nssea, and the very best thing ofits kind
ever invented Send for d Circular ! IT
BRINLY, DODGE & HARDY.
q For sale bylD III s. w. Hf5NARIE.
Feb. Z, IS, 3is.a-5 aa7.s;
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Oliver Lodge No. "a #. 81 Al. INT.

THE regular meetings Of this Lodge are
be'd7in their Lodge room over R. q. Hyn.
soassforepon the tfrstzand third SATURDAY.
Of every month. 81 ioa aay3 sHs 81 ~
THOMAS CLEMENTS, WIN.
j. NJ. BARRETT, Secretary. .oa ,dlG 9dl
ssEeb. y266, 6n. III IL II ~ "
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SUCCESSION SALE i ].

PARISH OF RAp'Dss' y Estate Of
STATE OF LOUISIANA. Joux 1T. Holr.
EDYaVIRTUE.ofaa order issued from tile
Id Ninth judicial District Court, Parish
of Eapides, and directed to tile Sheriff there
of. viii be sod at the Cbnrt House door in
the town Of Alexandria, on s',3
TUESDAY, the 20tli day Of FEBRUARY
.5..s next, 1866, il p3ll1l3li
the following property belonging to the sue.
cess on Of Jobn n Holt. deceased ,owiti:
A certain tract oflanii 10 the aaiil Par
sish aud State, on tho. North side Of Red
River and being alleofitie5 Seftion No.
rwenty-six (H) and lying on the Bayou
sl'orean in township Six, North Range
Three West, AID containing the quantity oil
Five Hundred and lNiDety.nine so LOO
acres. A|sp, the North East half Of the
Section No. Twenty Seven in same Town.
ship aud Range, and containing the qnant,.
ty of Three uu.ldredand Eight Acres, and
being the remainder OF The sad Section moi
sold 10 ,Mfs;rs Began and Walker. on The
first day Of March 1860; Also al! the bull
dinys and Improvements the reon. a.
4TkRNs OF SALE :r4 @ ASH ia U. IS. Treas
ery Notes. aeiix 20 l,ii,at
1ali l:s. JOHN RoUrH WILLIAMS, /
90 81 fTaa stii ii .t Sheriff.
sherit's Once, Alexandra Jan. II, 1866
fls-Printer's Fee; SO I5(). ..t@, s..4,l /
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T T. VAN BENTHUYsEN 4 co,
l2f Canal Street,

+ t'osNawWs0 Orleans, q
atSa solicit 4 a. examination o
their larse stock # FASoF and sFAPtF
|s.alt ID r YfAG GOD S ,ird I.
which exceeds, in extent and variety, any
|other assortment to be found in New Or
leans, all Of which is sold for Cash on'yy-by
the package, piece, d. at retail at exceed,
ingly low prices. The facilities this house
have 10 being represented in all the Manu-,
factming markets BY cash buyers, enable
them to keep their assortment fully up TO
the demands Of the market, and to place
their goods at such prices as will meet the
views Of buyers. 81 -
II. VAN BENrHuYssN & Co, d.
.'lief l2l Canal Street, i
sta Opposite Clay Statue
January nth, 1865, ". ..'' ., a'a,
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DISTRICT COURT PARIsH q. OF RIA.
81 6 sl PIDES.

Ms. Eliza u. Chantz, rs. a. Cockerile-'
No..l7l. s, SIS 4 s..
BY VIRTUE 6f'a writ Of seizure and
sale isadpd iron the Ninth judicial Distric,
| in and for thu Parish Of Rapides, and direct
LED to the Sheriff taereof iabhye enti-
tied suit, lshal sell at the Eoar. House
Door in the town OF Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the Sd day Of March, 1866,
the following described property, to,wlt !:
! a certain tract Or parcel Of LAID situated
lying and being ii the Parish Of Rapilles,
on the Norih side Of Red River fur miles
abpve Alexandria, containing One Hundred
|and Eighty acres more OF; Hess, bounded
Iaboye By lands Of II. swiIly below by lands
Eof Estate of b n. Crosby, and in''tlle rear
hy lands helonglug to the iEstats of F. Z
Hickman, 4. .sI 4s Ii slts9 81 tia.
Seized in the above suit 10 satisfy .said
writ, and the Vendors lien aud privilege
and, allcosts.a ~ u, ..,aesff & stEs
TERMS cash, with the benefit Of
anna
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- ---ss1,>>s-.s 49, y * 49,
Hare re.opeued in this city an Office for
the Purchase Sale. OF renting of Hs~cs.
and Lots, Plantations, inimproved lands.
&c. Orders for the Survey and subdivision
of Plantations and Maps thereof, attended
to promptly andinla satisfactory manher.-
, An experience -of twenty-five years in, the
Land Departments Of the State d tie senior
partner of the firm qualities hin % furnish
,Hestnost reliable information Id this branch
OF our lbuslnessa9ed ~ led ssh; ;isaaaIa
Tho services Of an experienced and indn.
entail Attornsy pin ashipgtop City have
been secured 10 attend 10 lie settlement Of
all cai,ps ID the Departments there. that
amy Be entrusted to the frm. IS 's.s
December s. 3lll. 81 s ''is.:!ss'ss Is
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'P'...B.:. BQDLEY.. eco,

Ell QIH1l NV Y f IS
|famcElo IHHIfI Il N7IlI 4
b ia ~ q 81 .54l15 d ,i,!sSw =
Enr-'., s,,.,.s'.nrs r.. - a1Ds
|ifa %, 80 - 49, li 1..sIl tsI
|ttslsNAlE M NJ ORLEANS ~ y LOUISIANA
aeJAaBs b. UTs5 Agent Alexandria, La.
Il #99i So 49, = q lsi;at . !.
puR Il AMI sT u IS 4 ~ s.
= 80 : ~
STEAM ENGINES.g
Circular Saw Mills, Corn Mills, Got.
ton Screws, Cotton Presses. Hand
and Power, Circular Saw Mills.
lHcMuley and Crescent Saws.
e s.'SI -AIL KINDS Jo5 FF- f'stii'i
q, S. :. .3a ,1 ~ i's3a, 8 ..,
'A '.s - Mac''lher ana Agri eat
mr.. 80, sal i'npiem e
IVY Y pl I'M, MaSnlnery ana flfo ',r
] Nv Maei'iles, 9nalilas, Belt
:. ID w aha fal!eyss, Il,
1'eah, a''u na1ef Ilpes ana q, rulings
OaWaaunmers and FILES, ].
jumps l' s .e'c rs e1e q ~ In,
f. Having connection with Foundries
and Machine Shops, in the North.
west, we arelprepared to CONTRACTION
any class ofsMachinery ifo,,rg.ssr 1 ri, !
|deiivery, upon the most fayarabl9s
terms. From long experience il. the
Machinery business Of New Orleans
land the Southwest. we know what is
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Lt1STbtjis STOLEN.

u ItJST OK STILEN. .
A PROMISsORY Noe made payable
to our order, by WV. Wilmington, for
S3Al. The dale thereof not remembered.
The payment hasI been stopped. ANY
person finding Or having such note will
please give it to our Agent. NJ. Legras. in
Alexandria, supsehaa The same 10 us ii New
Orleans. NJ. a, ZENKER&5 GOsa &
Jan. 81, Hs, st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-22
AUCTION SALES.

4 COMMISSIONER SALE OF HOUSE
y AND LOTS IN ALEXANDRIA,
der authority Ola decree of the County Court
t.r Alexandria County, rendered on the 9th of
May 1856, in the suit Of James 4. Plant and
WIFE against William A. Bowie and others, the
pur99SSsi Will SELL By auction, at the premises,
on WEDNESDAY,, the lSthday Of July, 1866,
III Q clock: a. m. the following property, of
which Elizabeth Cohagan, died, seized, in the
City CT Alexandria. to wit;
!. Two story Brick Dwelling House and Lot
of Ground on the east side Of Patrick street be-
tween Prince and Duke streets, opposite Grace
Crurch. The lot is II feet inches in front, and
100 feet deep. to a,court 46 feet 10 inches wide
q A vacant lot on the east side of Patrick st.,
lO6 feet north Of Duke street, and on the north
side pf an alley 20 feet wide-in front 81 feet S!
inches and 100 feet deep, to said court
3. A lot on the northeast corner OF Duke and
SO feet on Patrick street. to said 20 feet alley,
4. A lot adjoining No. Bon the east, and ofthe
same front and depth. and binding on said alley.
s. Several sub-rent charges on lots at the
northwest corner of Duke and Patrick streets,
and vt and near the southwest corner of Prince
and Patrick streets, being respectively. per
annEm. $45, S48, and two of $50; of which
further particulars at the sale
Also, rent charge of 81. IS per annum IS
on the cast.
Terms One third Of the purchase money to
be paid down on the day of sale, and the residue
in two equal instalments at three and six months
from that day, with interest, to be secured by
the bonds of the purchasers, and retention OF
the title until the deferred payments shall be
made All conveyances and revenue stamps at
the cost Of the purchasers.
ie 75-2avtd + +. 2 E TAYLoR., comm'rs.
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TXECUTOR'S AND ADMINISTRATORS
T. SALE.-On THURSDAY, the 18th day of
juno, 1866, if fair if not, the next fair day. We
will offer for SALE at public auction, TO the high
est bidder, at lakewood, near Warrenton, Eau
quier county, the PERSONAL ESTATE Of
Margaret G. I.ee deceased, and Robt. E. Scott,
deceased consisting in part Of some Hundred
Barrels of Corn, Five or Six Thousand Pounds
Hay Horses, IL Fine Mich Cows, 2 Yoke Of
Oxen, Bull, Young Steers, Yearlings, Calves.
Hogs, Farming Implements, all the Household
and Kitchen Furniture, including good Piano,
Sewing Machine Mahogany Sofas and Chairs,
Plate, Glass and China Ware, Beds, Bedding,
&C.; good Family Carriage, and other miscel-
lancous effects. -,
and under, cash. On all sums in excess OF this
ameunta credit Of nine months will be given.
the purchaser to execute bonds with approved
surety, bearing interest from the day OF sale.
At the same time the fine and well-known
farm called lockwood" the family homestead
of r. E. Scott, dec d., containing about 700 acres,
with good and commodious dwelling house a.;
and appurtenanccs, unless previously sold, III
Will be offered for rent for the coming year
Possession given on tho first day OF January.
1867 JNO. A: SPlLMAN,,
r. TAYLOR SCOTT,
r, Coons Auct.7 EXT. Of NJ. G. Lee, deco
n. B.-All persons indebted to the estate Of
NJ G. Lee, decd, will please come forward and
make settlement and those having claims
against her estate will present them to me,
without delay, duly authenticated, aceordln1S to
Executor of M G. Lee, decd
WarrentOn. Va, je Std
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-$S+-

SUMNER CLoTuING-Those Of our readers
who require Summer Clothing can do no better
than call upon cur friend, Dcaham, who has as
varied, and as large an assortment of clothing.
suitable for the season, as can be found south
of the Potomac, and, what is matter Of no
small consideration in these hard times, though
gold has risen in value he sells bis goods as if
re such rise had taken place His furnishing
goods arc serviccaIlc and cheap.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-22

SALE AT GIEsBoRo The extensive Govern
mcnt buildings, stables, waterworks. wharycs,
fencing, &c, at the Gicsboro Depot, are. by
order of the Quartermaster General to be sold
at public auction, commencing on Tuesday, the
10th day OF July next. Friday, the 18th of
that month, has been specially set apart for the
sale of the steam boiler force pumps, water
pipe, fire plugs, &C., comprising the water
works.
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n O RRE ESP ON d + Y G E.
ALEXANDRIA, June Is, 1906.

ALEXANDRIA, June Is, 1896. 4
George IT, Clifford, esq:
DEAR SIR:-In view IF all the circumstances
surrounding our election .ase, l deem II impor-
tant to the weltars Of myself and family, t.
make this appeal to you. AS Il true and christ
ian gentleman, | have the highest esteem for
you. and | am sure that you cannot point ont
one instance wherein l have ever displayed any
other feeling toward you than that Of respect
Our situations in life too are different; and
while the position Of Magistrate to you would
be of no Importance, it would be matter OF
great concern to NE. am entirely out Of bus.
mess ut present, and have no resources beyond
what [ could get as n Magistrate; and while
you would not esteem the profits from Magis-
trate's office anything in comparison with the
duties Of your own business. to lne it would be
my ALL and, in view Of all this, now appeal to
you. rs Il christian gentleman, TO know whether
or not you will allow me to assume the duties of
Magistrate. end be kind enough to withdraw
your contest of my election. l know your feel
ing Of pride upon the subject and l am sure
y0n would not suffer your pride 10 stand in the
way of II liberal and generous act. and what l
consider not only generous bat Just.
Therefore, ask rs !. favor, and as one which
/ know your kind nature will not, without a
struggle, refuse to grant, to allow me 10 pro.
cecd with the duties of my office.
From necessity, arising from my surround
ings, make this appeal to your kindness of
heart, and wishing you all prosperity in what
ever you may undertake, [ remain yours, very
respectfully, ~ SAMu Eli bhhGd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-22

SATISFACTORILY SETTLED. The conflict Of
authority for some days past existing between
the Mayor of this city and the Captain Of the
Night Watch, was satisfactorily adjusted at
a conference of the parties held yesterday even
ing at the Mayors Office, at which Captain
Walsh agreeing to reinstate Night Watchman
James Swami, was himself Immediately rein
stated by the Mayor. Capt Walsh was conse-
queptly on duty last night as usual
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-22

1t is announced that Gov Pierpont is in
Washington and has had an interview with The
President. We hope lie did not fail TO do his
duty, while in Washington, by entering his
caveat against the projec! Of further despoil-
ing the State Of Virginia, and ruinipg the city
Of Alexandria. lie ought to interpose official
ly--and he IS ;lerelict 70 the highest obligations,
il he does not
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GRAND GEosfNG. OUT .1--47 .
Vi OF
SPRING S. SUMNER DRESS GOODS, sc


AT REDUCED PRICES, FoRscAsH.
Our heavy Spring business being over. We
commence TODAY, THURSDAY, J u Ne IA,
1855, to.sel off our very extensive and elegant
stock OF
Spring and Summer Dress Clouds,
Is ack and c ;ior,d Silks
Mourning Dress Goods,
Spring Shawls, ~
lace Mnntles and Points,
Paris Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Cloths,
Linen Goods, Fine White Goods
White and Brown Shrtngs and Sheetings,
And other goods at greatly reduced prices FIR
cash
Our stock consists, in part,of be very choicest
styirS Ot
DRESS GOODS,
OF this season importation, purchased by US at
the large auction sales at New y ork, Of French,
English and German Goods, many Of thom Tor
less than the cost of importalon -.
The Prices at which weshall offer the balance
Of our stock should, and undoubtedly will in
duce all who wish to make their purchases ut
very low prices, to embrace this opportunity
JOS. j.. MAY, 81 CO.,
309, Penn ave, bet 9th and 10th sts.,
je IL 81 Washington, d. c.
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RllN1ARHS.-T'he marlzot during The week
Las been generally quiet Flour is very. firm,
but not Quotably igher. There is a tair en-
qUiry Coz wheat, but the receipts are very light.
Corn is active, at the advance noted in our table
Of quotations. Rye i: firm. Butter Is less &C
i've, with Il declining tendency. Eggs firm
Provisions and Groceries are steady. The ttuc.
,aa,ion3 in the gold premium effect the price Of
:ug&:s and other groceries, and causes frequent
changes in quotations.
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. Go

GOLD MINEs-Th Maryland Gold Mining
Company are about erecting, near the Great
Falls OF the Potomac frame shanties for the
accommodation Of the men they have employ
ed there as miners Since the discovery of
gold near he Great Falls the precious metal
has been found, in varying quantities at inter
walls, on both sides OF the riyer.to within few
miles Of Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-22

JCRYIES. .-Thrco Justices of the Peace
have been summoned 10 meat at the Court
House to rnnsrow to Draw Grand and Petit
Juries for the quarterly tcrm Of tie County
Cour5 which meets in July.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-22

EXAMINATION OF NEGRO Schools. The
annual examination OK the negro shoots ii this
city, vii! take place o., Friday the Goth inst. at
he following named places and hours:
At 81 A NJ, at Duelah Church, Was!'ing-
ton street At II l. H.. at Sickles Barracks
AL z. u. AZ Now EnglaEd school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-06-22

A man named Felix O'Byrne has been ar
rested in Washington, as a "con6deuce opera
tor" upon warrants sworn out by the Hon
Green Clay Smith, James r. O. BeirDe, q. S.
Deputy Marshal, DC and Captain Arthur
Morris. 4th artillery, J. s. army.