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pariment bids fair to be, at no distan
/ period, self-sustainiag.
The WOrkhouse is managed with as rpucl
| fidelity and system as could be expectc,
under ths circumstances. The business @
TINS institution has increased very consider
aDly since the war, as might be expected.
ne consumption of gas in the city limit
| IS, OF course, gradually increasing With on
continued growth, and ineurs sn expsndi
ture Of no trifing magnitude.
| II It is possible to reduce the expenses fol
| lighting our streets, il ought TO be done; bu
am not sble to suggest any plan by which
| SO desirabls result can be reached. Ger
family not by reducing the number Of pub
Ilc lamps, rendered more and more neces
sary BY the number Of thieves known 10 be
IN our midst. The condition Of our present
police system, I am gratifed 10 state, is
such as 10 merit praise. The police depart
ment is managed with efficiency, prompt
ness and prudence.
Those ubacquainted with the SEXUAL Ia
bors Of our police force can have no ade-
quate idea Of the valuable services per
formed
The detective police, established by your
wisdom, is meeting the expectations of thu
public, and its labors are highly praise
worthy.
IL Is 20 be regretted that 1t is not proper
20 mention in detail many things connected
with this branch Of our police system.
The Market House IS producing more
revenue for stall rents than any previous
period Of our history, the rents for this year
raining up TO full 500, 900.
Our Public Wharves are in excellent con
dItion, and are fulfilling all reasonable ex
pectations.
The Fire Department consists Of three
steam fire engines located as follows:
Eclipse engine No. l, on the Public
Square.
Hamilton engine No. 2, on College street,
between Spring and Broad.
Deluge, No. 3, on South Cherry street,
nearly opposite the Cherry street Baptist
Church.
The Hook aud Ladder Company, also a
part Of the Fire Department, is located
with the Hamilton engine at a central posi-
ton.
The expenses Of the department amount
to s., 37O per month, which is not extrava-
CANT for so important an arm Of the public
service.
The mortslity Of the city is shown by the
monthly reports Of the City Sexton, and the
statistics show a fearful mortality among
the colored population, as will be seen by
the following list Of intermeDts for the past
six months:
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The Most Perfect Iron Tonic.
C. A. CAMPBELL.

HFGEMAN's Persisted Elixlr o. Bark, or Elixir
III OF CsIissys Bark. with Pyropnosphate Il Iron.
Prepared by HEGEMAN CO, Chemists and
PVkOPHOsPHATE OF IRON was introduced BY
< Rotque., az PARIS II las, snd received iSFors'
Ne notsce rom the rrench Academy l. Is eszi }
sssrliSted, and not doccmpo~ei n ih- s.oInsch by
g,5d OF the llstric luce. it y prompt efhcienl
to,,e coTnhsnirc The elects al Phosphorus and
Ion. and - not stimuli ting CF III tsnt
or FERRATED ELIXIR OF BARK Is = Fless'
ant CoFdisi, % sGssing the FauAnie Properue5 o
S.fsays BARK snd contains eight Erl7s Of me Py'
ropsosphs Of Iron N each hud ounce snd IL AZ
csscs. where a mid and efi1aclolls Iron Tome =
desired vii be found most faiuAtle prepsza. on
Sn-fiee furnished 70 Physicians on srpi cat on
PITRs VACCINE CHS = So ected from hesl ~
I country children, warranted ri shia-
HEt-ENaN 8 cos Cordial Eixr ca ssJt hsIA
Alan aud Kino Aoaongas and Chlorafe fes-en 10
arures. AL ne above so BY prul g1ssrs %
uasrT en- chezzisfs sad DTsgsssi- Nes iotN-
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MARKETS.
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CINCINNATI, April Il.
Flour unchanged superdne 81 Extra S., ant
Family 50 % Fancy sIO9ll so.
Wheat in actiye maud and prices are higher
No. new Red 81 oOSl % No. old do 81 2692 %
Extra 81 3592 80.
Corn unchanged and steady ST Jo95l for MxsC
n elevators, and IS 10 sacks.
Oats firm No. 2, s5936c, and 9s94Oc.
Rye sold at CSC.
Whisky dull at 50 p
Fair demand for Mess Pork at SOS, with sales o
COO bbls.
Bulk Meats aud Bacon remain duh, and but Httl,
done in them.
Lsrd can be bought at lsc, but no sales.
Butter 4T@4sc, and firm.
Gold 1867.
LOUISVILLE, April Il.
Leaf Tobacco firm for good grades sales II
hhds.
Mess Pork s25; Bacon Shoulders 2O92O1<; clea
Sides l6c PLAIN Hams lsc.
Prime tierce Lard l8c.
Flour, Extra, 81 Family 50.
Mixed Corn, shellsd, 6oc.
Oats in bulk 44c.
Herd pressed Timothy Hay sl4.
River s feet inches BY canal mark and rising.
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Az IurupEST DErECTIvE THRAsHED.-Yes-
terdav afternoon government detective
presented himself for the third or fourth
time at one Of our most respectable groce-
ries, and tried 10 prevail upon the proprie-
Tor TO sell him some empty whisky barrels
with the government brand upon them.
Every offer to pay well for them was indig-
nantly repelled with very emphatic mega
tive hut the fellow would not take mo
Tor an answer. His persistent efforts re-
vealcd to the gentleman he was trying TO
victimize, the true character and dishcnor-
able intentions Of the uupriucipled scamp.
lie was detective, whose province it is TO
a, rest offenders for the violation Of well
known law, but not TO bride others 10 COM
mil tre crime that he may be benefited
thereby; any man that will do to trust
would scoru 10 descend 70 such contempti-
bic duplcity, either for money or distinc-
ton. When his real object was known to
ahe merchant, he was ordered 20 leave
che house st onco; not complying
uith the order within . reasonable
time, and using soblc ouenflNe lan8utke
A the gentleman he had already outraged
adding insult TO injury was very
properly elected but while he was being
expelled 3 very amusing incident occurred.
Nyes, the door through which he made his
exit there stood chicken coop; the dotce-
live, BY the superior strength Of has antago-
Mat was thrown from the door into the
coon, to the utter confusion Of its inmates,
who auttered. eackled and squsllod ST q ter
rible rate; the b3b-tsil rooster, shanghai
dominickcr, and. the old "yaller hen,' al
seemed to think that the saucuty Of their
abode had been invaded by dead duck,
and refused 10 be eomiorted, for long timf
s,tsrwsrds. when old chanticleer under.
.,oo3 the matter be mounted his roost and
cave a loud crow for the victor. The "hero'
81 ,bis defest thought there was f0'5l play
.sbs Gathered himself up and beat s ''msa'
tsrlv retreat" from the Geld whore he had
been doubly dsfeatsd. ''Yerily the way o
ths trausrressor is hard"
"
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In Chanoery at McMinnVille.
]. -. IL -. -.

T.eWI8 FHlTAUaT, AM ON n c0mpIlIlllT7,
" %. Bill
The heirs o. John Coozey, their names unknown,
May C0nb and her chi idrf Their nan - 10 kn0Wn
90 complainant. lssac Cookey, hchard Co5key,
and Jonn WEBB ant bis wife, Ann, formerly A On
Cooksy, dsisndants.
IT sppeanng 10 the sat sfsction a the Clefk and
Master, from aftdaFit, that the above named de-
fendants non residents Of the State q Tennes.
See 20 that the Ordinary process % lsE cannot h
served upon them. Il Is tbereiois ore ed q 81 pub
hcson 10 made tlr four conre cuuFe weeks. 10 The
Nashville Union. negspsper Published m TIE cts
o. Nashville, requiring sad descendants 20 sppesi
on the trst dav % cur next Court, % he'd a. Ne.
MiunEils, on thc fih Mon iay " March, ls8G, q
ped srsEer OF oeIlur % conpsinants nili. or tn
sane vi! be taken Tor confessed A. % them, an
set for hearing eETarta
r. MORFORp, GAM
fst2f sif, BY G. blLts, d. c.
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MORE ARREsTs.-Wm. J. Colts, of Wheel
ing, Va, was yesterday brought to this city,
as an accomplice with Henry Bruner and
others, in the late Government frauds.
Sam. Veach, of Jacksonville, Ind, was
also arrested yesterday, on the same charge,
but he has not yet reached this city.
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GOVERNMENT SALEs.-Msjor Wills sells, TO-
day, one hundred thousand feet Of assorted
Lumber, and large list of other valuable
articles. See advertisement.
Captain Hamil also sells large Govern
ment building. See advertisement.
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OF course the aggregate Valuation OF The
property taxed must have its influence in
establishing the rate Of the levy, and this
cannot now be positively ascertained. The
Assessor is at work end will report the
amount a. soon as his labors are completed.
The total value Of taxable property will
probably reach Sls,eoe.oo.
Reproduce the aggregate for the past SIX
--..-. - lnlInm.a
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Self Ahuaa.

This vice, which is never prsetieed in
the presence Of any one, has proved the
everlasting ruin Of thousands Of the ROblesI
and most talented young men that ever
gave tongue 70 elOquenee or pen TO song
Il has destroyed health, blasted the consti.
tuition, and reduced the miserable victim V
living skeleton. Nor are these its 6nsl
and fatal effects in its pains are scattered
the ruins CT reason, the most melancholy
sight that can meet mortal eyes. To be
cured permaneutlv of this affection. call on
DR.. Coleman, No. 81 North Cherry street
or address him by letter, Box 500, Mash
vile, Tenn. fsb16-E
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Stolen Goods.

GE0. ". EoRvELL, tie Coroner o. Davidson
" County arrcsted - negroes . feE dsys
aso, % cnarEe q sisalinE and iouad 10 heir PCS
session gasnntY 81 enods, among which Nere
/ bed cover. eelniort, blue coaa, bloody; small
oflce tel - ne oNneF Or osnerz. On descsih-
ne OoroneT md Paylng the expenses. ssrs =
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FEEFDNES's BUREAU.-Some weeks since
colored woman went to store on College
street and purchased few articles handing
the proprietor bill to be changed, which
she says she supposed TO be $40 green
back. On receiving her change, she wrap
ped it up without looking at it, and laid it
away; but yesterday, on looking at her
money, she alleges that she discovered that
it Yves $50 bill, and she accordingly made
complaint at the Freedmen's Bureau, and
s,ated that the store was that Of Geo. Rice
4 Co. Mr.. Rice was at once summoned,
and appeared, when she then changed her
mind, and said that the store was that Of
Feuchtburg Zander. Rice was discharg-
cd, and +. & z. summoned, and judgment
awarded against them. They have appeal
cd to Gen. Fisk, as they allege that they
Know nothing about the matter.
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DEuas AND MEDIcHEs.--We call attention
to the advertisement Of Mcconnell & Hard
castle, elsewhere. Their house is a substan-
.ial one, and those who deal with them can
rest assured that they viii get nothing but
the pure article. Their rates are also as
low as those Of any house in the city. Give
them a call.
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HARPER EscAPED.--We yesterday an
nouncsd the arrest of Harper. the guerrilla,
by Col. Leib. We now learn that he since
made his escape, but in endeayoring TO do
% was fred upon and wounded, 50 that his
re-arrest is deemed certain.
ono Of our contemporaries says that it is
not apprised Of the cause Of IIarper's arrest,
as he has studiously observed his parole.
This is a very serious mistake. Harper re-
fused to recognize his parole, but gave it to
man to return il to Gen. Thomas, with the
declaration that he did not recognize it. He
was at the head of the only organized band
Of Cuerrillas which has existed in this State
for months and our readers will recollect
that we have detailed numerous outrages
committed by him and his gang in Robert
son and Sumner counties during the last
winter. We hope he will be retaken, and
- that no mercy will be shown him.
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Persons residing in and about the city Of
Nashville, and those from q distance, who
may be afflicted with any private disease,
are particularly requested to read the ad-
April12-f
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We are obliged to Mr.. Irwin Butler, ofthe
firm Of Butler & Greenwood, ior MemPhi.
pspsrs Of the io,h inst. He will accept Ou'
thanks.
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Ed. Willard, Union street, has our thanks
for late Louisville and Cincinnati papers.
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AssAULT AND BATrERT.-Two men, 'S''''
Williams and Frank Rymsn, were yealer-
day fEed ten dollars and costs BY Esquire
Patterson, on charge Of lighting. They
we're beth drunk,
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IcE CREAN,-Re are glad to sec that our
old friend Mr.. Izidore osanne has refitted
his old stand on Summer street, between
Union and Church, and that he and Mr..
Wood arc prepared to furnish Ice Cream and
Confectionery Of the very best quality to
their friends and the public. The parlors
have been handsomely furnished, and are
set apart expressly for Ladies'. Our friends
would do well 10 give Messrs. ozsnne &
Wood q call
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Oh THELTEE.-The benefit for the poor
Of North Alabama, last night, was well at
tended but how large the sum realized,
We do not know.
Tonight, Romeo and Juliet will be pre-
scented by the company.
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1866

HOUSEEEEPER5 troubled with vermin need
be 30 no longer, If they uss "CosrkR's' EXtermina-
Tor. We have used Il 70 our saiiaisCtou and n a
box cost s., we would have e. We have tned POI
sons, but they effected nothing but "Costar's" ar
tcie knocks the breath on Of Rats Nice, Roachez,
Ants, and Bed-Bugs, quicker than We can write Be-
10 Ia ia great demand all over The county. Medina
(Qh0) Gazette.
sS-soe "C0srAa's' advertisements above.
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We are indebted to the Adams Express
for late Southern papers.
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1866
Great Chsnoery Sale of City
Property.

Eleanor N5choi W VIM. Nichol and Others.
nY virtue o. Decree II TIE Chancsry Court 81
ID Nashville, 10 above named clu.s, We vii. OF
Toe premises. on ThURsDAT, April i2th, iseC. AZ
n o'clock m. sell a. public sale about twenty
seven lots. fronting on Je1rrs0o, High and Vine
ssreets, ard running hack 10 tsentY feot alieya.
MANY q these lots are most eligible sites for store
houses and dEel aEs, aud ofier a rare opporfun ~
% secure good business stand, hone Or % good
nfestuent Of captsl.
Terms cash. halascs 2, Il and Is months ere
dr. VI interest rom date, with sstsfsctory seen
f'fy and ltn retailed
Omzibuses snd coliation free a. usual
y. B. HOWELL CAM
JL.&R.W BneuE, Agents.
j. SIN addition 10 The above We VII .ell ABOUT
tEeaty-hFe otter lrts halonFing % Cznfrai and
Cher. on Spruce, Ietfcraon End McLen1Fe.
ap3 is j. i. Ar. ". b., Aeeufs
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To Whom II May Concern.

A IL persons having Gains against TIE Nashville
"a sd Crsf tanuoq-. Raiircad ConpSuy. Incurred
prlsr % Lot Jolly, fs5s sre no'ihed thai ali such
Clams are referred 20 s COMMITTEES q Direstors.
CONSISTING q Ian Wada, N - hnEf1ns, snd fhos.
Monday And Tuc~asy, ssih Aaa -7Lh INST
Nm. INNEs
fsbSs q Gensu2 s1penaieldsss.
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1866.

"CO9TAR's RAT DIFFERENTIATION is simple,
safe, and sure the most perfect RAT-ihcst On
meeting We have ever attended. Every Kat that
cau get Il, properly prepared VII eat %, and every
that eats it viii de- generally, At some place A.
distant as possible from where It was taken.--Lake
Shire, Mich Mirror.
~ See "C0srAR's advertisement shove.
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Was The Ouly preparation hf food nom
Indian Corn
M AIZEN A,


State Of Tennessee-Putnsm County
a., T. s.I .fffrt Oh tns i-I.n daF ai ha.r.
i.ee. RI ths rase 0r sIss W uertfl, aiu-f 90 ..
IA fqsh. decd ". Anthony husn Hei on -i-,
On % sell LAID. All e apf-a. f- Z. On. e''.-
rs-i|Iars. - ne Sta e of IrnnaaFee p if
ordered lnat publication - unln p
UaIan. 4 naaspapcr pucl.thed pa tae
Rrh =, snf.esr heflrr tHe aursetf-i ..t.-l tpIrt
81 pIsirsne r,ountJ. D. BE- loiien r. 80 le-atyt n
its ldTz "a CookeFlie. 90 NJ aiat li-.al ia aaI.
fsGG ths. ssd mere o. tutrr Do r. ialr1 n COM
pisss..t's r.,l5n. or the sane VII b. asi doau GA
=. ~. STONE.
magohesfwt Clerk 81 Fuinsm County Con-.
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1866

RATS versus BIRDS whoever engages in shoot
ing small birds Is a cruel man whoever aids 10 eX-
terminating RATS is a beneisctOr. We should Ike
some one 70 give "a the benefit OF their ezpenence
IN driving ouI these pests. We need sorethlng
besides dogs, cats, aud taps for IN business
Scicififc AmOicns, N. y
Rs-5ee "CosrAR's" advertisement above.
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1866.

INCREASE OF RATS-Ths F'u-ma's Gucfic
(Englsh) asserts ant proves by figures that one
par Of kA1S oil nave progeny aud descendants
no lees than 65l $50 IN threa voSrs. Nov. unls s8
this immense family can b. kept down. they would
consume more food than would sustain 55,Uiu hu-
man heings.
gs-See ''CosrAB's" advertisement shove.
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DENTAL AssOCIATIoN.-The Dental Asso-
citation was yesterday and last night chiefly
engsgad in discussing the subjects pub
lished yesterday. OF courre no adequate
report could be made, as the discussion was
chiefly technical.
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CITY NEW

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The only case tried in
the Criminal Court, yesterday, was that Of
the State vs.. James F. McLenduin and
Henry Smith, charged with larceny. The
prisoners plead not guilty, and the Jury
we're unable to agree, and we're discharged.
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The Dispensary is Located at
NO. 3 DEADERICK STREET.
IN NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
IN NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

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youth ~
aud
sppehendi fnghfi
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1866

A VOICE FROM THE FAR WEsT-gpsak.ng
o. "C0stsT's' Rat. Roscn, Ant, Ac Exts 'nator-
"ua0re grain and provisions are destroyed annually
In Grant county BY yermIn than would CAV for tons
q this Rat and Inject KiLer."-LnHrlst1 tHiLl
Herad.
1a-see "CosrAR'-H advertis fmtnt above.
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FEMALES TROUBLED
Seminal WeaI.ness

dssunpaoa SH Phy ' " ' " % '' "
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GONORRHEA
This difficulty cured in few days without uausss
STRUCTURES.
SYPHILIS.

Structures the u rother unpleasant Htcured or
mens while lsbouBg under Gonorhe cured days without
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Medicines Furnished at the Dl,psnsary.
CONSULTATION.

N DPy furnished nafne ea1 a,r.
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n Puusy yEnucu avsy
n mn tli,u wha hulIhe avav.
from sa
ID
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Foote'S Advertisements.

OLD EYES MADE Nav, without Spsctacles.
Doctor or Medicins- Pam; hlet mailed nee IA,
dress B Foote, N D, ii5o Broadway, New York.
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COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RUPTURED.
sentfree. Address, E Foots, n D. lIs0 Brad
NAV New York
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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION FOR THE
MARRIED. Sent fee n ses ed envelope. Adore
E B Foote D., Ilso Broadway, NeE Yorf.
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MEnICAL COMMON sENsE-4al psge.-lc0
ulus tTa ions, 81 60 Sent by mail evaFywhere
D s.paii, Contents Tsfl sent free Address II =
Aplllo-3nn eodo
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persons abroad desiring respecting their case arc expect
accredited
charged provided
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ARRKAL and pEPARTURE on THR TRlLNS
Louisville and NasAUille Railroad.

Nashville and Decatur Railroad LEne.
Connecting with the Memphis. Mobile and New
OrIeanz Mail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-01-17
..,- Eureka.
THE INVALUABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Military Commission.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF LOUISIANA !
New Orleans, La, Jan. Is, 1866 !
General Orders No. At
Before Military Commission, which convened at New
Orleans louisiana pursuant Special Orders No ll3 Of
November H. 1865, Special Orders No. 1872 of December
1866 from Headquarters Department Louisiana and Of
which Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Tsdae New Orleans
Volunteers is President arraigned and tried:
James E. Dunkn, Government employee
Charge-Defrauding the United States Government.
Specification 1"In this; that he James E. Dunkin ct.
sen in the employ of the United States Quartemaers De-
pament as master of transportation, did direct Elias
Ray colored in the employ United States Quar-
ermaster and by him paid from public funds and the
charge of him. the said James E. Dunkin work at the pr
vae residence and for the benefit him. the said James
Dunkn for the period of about two 0 months preceding
10th day of October 1865 This Orleans Louisiana
during the months of August September and October 1861
Specification a. In this; that he James E. Dunkin
zen in the employ Of the United
parmen as master OF transportation did his
and benefit forage belonging the States Govern
ment using the for feeding his private This
New Orleans Louisiana during the months of August Sep
TENDER and October 1861
Specification g." In this; that be- James Dunkr citi
in the employ of the United States De-
partment as master of transportation did direct the black
smith under his charge and in the employ the United
Government to repair his private carriage the United
Government blacksmith shop. This New Orleans Louis.
lana in the month of September or whereabouts 1861
To which Charge and Specifications the accused pleaded
follows:
To the LIST Specification of the Charge" Guilty
To the I'd Specification of the Charge" Guilty"
10 the Sd Specification of the Charge" Guilty"
To the Charge-"Not Guilty.
FINDING.
After mature elaboration the evidence adduced the Com
mission finds the accused
OF the st Specification of the Charge" Guilty but at
taches criminality thereto.
OF the I'd Specification of the Charge Guilty but at.
tsches no criminality thereto.
Or the Sd Specification the Charge" Guilty but at
taches no criminality thereto.
OF the Charge" Not Guiltyn
And does therefore, acquit him. James E. Dunkn Govern.
ment employee
H. The proceedings and finding the foregoing case are dis
approved No custom sanction what forbidden by law
and by the regulations The prisoner will be discharged
custody and dismissed from his employment the service
the United States
By order Of Maj Gen. E. R. s. CANBY.
WICKHAM HOFFMAN,
,-,u,. , Assistant Adjuant General
Official NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Arf.r.