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MedtEI.
BiLTIKORB,LOCK HOSPITAL,
r,Srs ar,rsT4ED AS REFUGE PRO-,
i'- QUACKERY.
WHEREA CURsCss
Z RE OET,d MED.

AR Johnson has discovered theTnnsr C.,
| tsin- Speedy, and only EnecluaI Rerns5
IN ,1,t World for Weakness of the RSrh :!
INNS STRUCTURES, Affection of the KidTs-t
and Bladder, Involuntary Discharges, IInTy,'
fenSsy. General Debility, Nervousness III
nesia. IAuguoT, Low Spirits, Conftision ~,
fdeas Palpitation of the Heart, Timiii,S
TREMBLING Dinness OF Sight, or Giddinagg
Ttsease Of the Head, Throat, Nose, or Sl-irh
a feefIOus Of the Liver. Lungs, STOMACH -
ToWels-fhnse Terrible Disorders arising frI-.,
Solitary Habits OF foufh-secret and s5lits-.
TTsFfJrss moro fafal TO their victims thar ~
Gong or Syreng TO the Mariners OF UlyssaSs
FIiThting their mosf brilliant hopes OF af,fiS5I
nations, rendering marriage, &C, Inpoesibi.
YOUNG MEN
FspeciaIlv, who have become the victim. n,
solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructivs
habit which annually sweeps to an pnt!EnsIS
grave thousands OF Young Men Of the nrs.
excellent talents and brilliant intellect. yrS5
might otherwise have entTanced lisiznI1S
SenateS with the thuDders OF eloqueuce. ~
walked to ecStscy the living Tyre, may cal
with full confidence
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contegnIls,
ting marriage, being aware ofPhyBical Wei.
ness, Organic Debility, Deformtties, Speedily
cured.
J. may reIigiously confide in his honor a. =
gentleman, and confidently rely upon hiS
skin as a physician.
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ROsENDALE CEMENT.
1On BBLS ROSENDALE HYDRAULIC
lUU Cement The only reliable Cement in
use, received by
P. C. HILDRETH& BRO,
ty8 IS Main Street
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Transportation.
RALTIMnRE & ONO R.R. COMFY

OFYICE BAIT & OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
WHEELING Jan. ., 1851.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
the following schedule on and after Jan.
q, 1867,
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JOHN RoEMER & CO.

jams
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The Peoples Bank.
OFFICE, No. 50 MAIN ST., WHEELING,
" wa Money received on deposit. In
terest paid on special deposits.
Notes and bills discounted Exchange
bought and sold Collections at home or nom
abroad promptly attended 10.
John Reid, Christian Hess,
]. r Scott, John Vockler,
Sam1 ]. Boyd, Richard Carter.
Andrew Wilson.
JOHN REID, Prs't-
Josiah 2. UPDEGRAEE. Cashir. TnYa
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Home Insurance Company,
OF COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Capital $500, 900.
E. P. HUBBARD, Agent,
Wheeling, W. Va:
ONCE, No. s. and IS, Market street near
corner of Quincy noys-tf
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons
London, Graduate OF one ofthe most eminent
Colleges in the United States, and the CREATE
part of whose life has been spent in the hos.
elsewhere, mas effected some of the mos a.
toniShing cures that were ever known many
troubled with ringing in the head and Ears
when ssleep,ereat Nervousness, being alarmed
at sudden sounds, bashfulneSS, with nequEnf
blushing, attended sometimes with derange-
ment Of mind, were cured Immediately.
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Reflect that a sound mind and body are tns
most necessary requisites to promote cOnnu.
bal happiness Indeed, without these rbs
iourneythrouzh life becomes weary pilgrim-
age the prospect hourly dsrkens TO the view
the mind becomes Swallowed with Ciespair ana
dlled with the melancholy reelection that ne
happiness of another becomes blighted with
our own.
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BENwooD ACCOMMODATION.
To connect with c. o. r. r. Div.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.

JOIN I. WusoN, Master OF Transportation
r. T. DEVR1ES
iauT General Agent, Wheeling.
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The Doctors DIPLOMA hangs In his once.
ENDORSEMENT OE TIE PRES

The many thousands cured at this establish.
ment within the last twenty years, and be
numerous important surgical Operations per
formed by Dr. Johnson, witnessed by the re-
pOrters OF The Sun and many other papers
notices of which have appeared again and
again before the public, besides his standing
as a gentleman Ofchsracter and responsibility
is a sufficient guarantee to the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
feb2l-lya
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-21

We presume there never was : mors IN,
tractable subject in popular events than thu
whole matter of Fenianism. A sseret and /.
publicity; haraony audi dissord cham.
psoosd hy ymp ~ and rspsdisaed by iude,
ment; giving mi rstions of vitality and posi-
tive accomplishments one day, and f.ll;r.
into helpless impotence the next, Fepian;.m
dehes comprehension and befoss lie own
prophets.
II u comparatively easy for the philosophi.
cal historian TO formulate system Of devel-
opment for the leading nations in hi.torv. !,
10 those isolated peoples Who seem to have
no connection with their fellows or thai,
times. and Who refuse to enter A. ;nt...r.
INTO any problem, or to be eliminated hv an
social equation he can hypothesise thai nur.
ale him. So in the progress of the ls.d;n.
stations, while he can ct into his system thu
majority Of events, there are ocns.;onsl a..
currences that defy his handling, that v;.ld
ssithsr to his analysis or his synthesi..
Hereafter, correct estimate Of Fen;.,;.,.
eaahs nsdei il tsus salus viii - kno,,
- yss u does not appear in What category
lAs scsaon OF the Order b to be ct down.
Whseass he movement agsinst Canada. tbs
spfssing IN Ireland, are % be accounted the
Initial x : well-conidsrsd, wise, and uls.
naAsay ssccaasdal struegis Of people for 4.
GspsaaassA - waseAss ehsy ars ilI-adv;,,i
'AaMa0 SO hsedlss. ysissf esinaril
~ e6stAW hsys dsseiysi YSe tx
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The London Free Press says: We have
been favored by extracts from letters written
by son Of Dr.. Wanless, formerly of this city,
to his parents. They are dated in Petropaa-
lovsky, Kamechatka, 26th September, both
October, and 10th November, and are al by
way of San Francisco. Mr.. WAnless has the
rank of Lieutenant in one of the parties
which are employed in putting up the over
land telegraph through America and Russia
The expedition sailed on the 9th Of July
from Victoria, and was on the Pacific from
that time, amid ssormsand Gains, till the 26th
September, when they reached their destina-
ton. They were not in sight Of land ffon
the time they left Vancouver's Island till they
reached kamschatka, but they saw plenty Of
whales and grampuses.
the writer says, Twas one Of the tovsseins
peaks of those old white capped volcanoes.
two Of which were smoking. The town was
small, with small houses, surrounded With
nice kitchen gardens with fins crops. !. The
trees are small and scrubby. Esouiuaux
dogs are abundant for winter travelling, which
they are we'll fitted for, going forty miles s
day easily The regular mail d oniy twise s.
~, bat this letter will 70 from beAriseI
SAraits 70 Frisco. This i most hesifSE
country. We shall have I Gay time with :
relay OF dogs when snow comes TkoA ark
little villages every ten miles or 20 I'll tho w
mp th& pepinsnlA. There ara reenlar r., ~
ders WHO buy III the fars that come IL fsol
ths ~ e0sntfy. The towering yoIcnnosel ~
each nde,u The entrance Of the by - kS|
ob)scts. With cioads Of steam o. tIe;r -.
mits :. geSsAeA 1sn 1l,0oe % is. 0o6 /
test high. Ths dpes look IKE wolves IN
company n.ss ahcat one huadred Il tAsnI
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people and brought only accumulated evil
upon ireland.
That the Irish masses, in this country e.
pecially, are bravsly in earnest there ID no
doubt. That - striving for independence
they enlist the sympathies Of free peoree y
equally patent That our people have hAd
scarce the shadow Of IN expectation that re-
nianism would abolish British rule in Ireland
is int n esrtain. It.lahors undex dlaAdYan;
tases that to outsiders seem insupsrabIe.
The disaassS assross - Atlantic is : long r.
ver nth which to liz the burden of Easllsa
minuIe from Cd ireland. Distances IN this
case does not multiply the power. The ie@eF
h. n fa2cruu % avhish 70, resi- Fuacfum
aud ssigh. ar, bseshes ard - imnsuss
49,. bst 10 much additional Safassssbss
weight and manageable machinery.
The Fenisns seem d much surprised when
aay, aetiye meaaares ere insngurated by their
leaders IS the rest Of the world. 1t Is evi'
dsut then that those measures hsve no great
or force than they develop st the start.
When few scors Of men took up arms " the
recent outbreak in Ireland, they we're the
| vkols Of the ncssnest. Sutsequent ag@-
oies nay add 10 thsir numbers and sueh IA
movement, but they don'tseem 70 have known
whether or not tAis would follow. II Fee
nianism expects to succeed BY force, it must
! have better orsnnized effort
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IOWA ITEMS.

The Edora Ledger says the coal mines
Of Hardin county promise to BE- vslussle.
The Pella blade says that Mr.. w. T.
Cunningham, County Treasurer, has been
arrested as the person who robbed his office
at Knoxville of $4,000 recently.
Sixty members have been added to the
NJ. E. Church at Ottumwa during the recent
revival meetings. So says the Courier.
Mr.. Mcbride, the able editor of the Ell.
dora Ledger, was war correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press, and until recently Assoc
ciate Editor Of the Washington Chronicle.
t There was an extensive FIRE at Charlton
on Tuesday morning last, which destroyed
SIX business houses, and caused loss amount.
ing to $4,000.
The Copperhead papers in the State are
publishing senstor Grimss' speech on the
Tariff That is sufficient proof that that
speech shouldn't have been made.
The Charlton Patriot says: A COW be-
longing to Mr.. Joseph Garland, Of this place,
died on Saturday last. Upon being cut open
| piece of steel hoop some or inches in
length, was found imbedded in the heart. 1t
had entered the thick part Of che heart, pen.
| etrsted to the centre and then followed q
downward course. The lower part Of the
heart was found very much decayed. 1t is
supposed the steel had been sometime in the
heart, as it was found covered with rust. The
question is how this piece Of iron could gel
into the heart, and how an asinai could live
in this condition. Mr.. Garland informs us
that the cow was in good condition and health
up to within day or so Of her death"
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Behind the Lighthouse.


Old fosysm 10 not qsi,s dead. People stu TO b
found who fhnk that health Is promoted ;, depletion
1s there ever ssch false logic NAsrs 10 hrs grand
antagonist Of disease and the depeers prcposs Il oA
trats Nature In ORDER might suppose, 70 gys the
enemy desbl< chavez the life Of the patient Tbs
true practice 10 to fnvigorsts the vital povsu 10
render them an ovsemascA for the elsnans u ssass
This can be don. With HosrxrrKR's STOMACH BIT
TERs ofal vegetable TONES they the most power
f1l and the genial AT this season. when the
strongest organisations are liable b. affected By the
altstnaions OF strinssn, cold and aarous noisture
this protective medicine especially needed
Persons predspossd to bioasness dyspepsia conSspe
ton, intermittent fever any OF the complaints which
cold weather auperindnces aEgrsvats should take
regularly throughout the Winter aud epring months
II is absolutely pure aud hsrmlsss. lfsbis-dsw
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ayWne9hHW1th radicAlism, gives the IoioW'
On relative TO the freedmen:
aW With some planters there il officially in
- gggss. n. !. r.. !. !,
ct difficulty in procuring ~ that j. neqd4d.
Those Who oppress and dsAA6a lab6&6
cannot induce them 70 remain with them the
|Ina99ks lHFn61ue u
much Acknowledgements have hsen
whipa bysthdt euIley1rs-61her1 hve
been hot nd Subbed ~ Asmo6 lisel lut>
laNs-And n course iG6ofefs AVOID thSf Hart
Of the country. But planters from Alabama
on the TAabighsa, ard iron louisiana on
the Red, say they hsys paid the freedmen
good wages, rewarded the first class ehsnds
with extra pay, paid promptly and fed we'll,
and have oil The worksss they ~ant. We
Nahtpreaqp - tAefe a4s ihouSod4 WA vi
cerrSbb&stl AeSs. lAh@s' e4pe1s9Ssa nd
fav aconte2dietS theA Coed xAkes, good
treatment, good supervision above all, will
secure labor IN abundance, white or black
Wills thsy Who grind he fsles of The poor,
will always find them unserviceable.
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TEE RYS6lfcan says that 40 Asnbsrs
have been added to the Methodist Church in
Knoxville, Marion county ssiaee the bsgn.
ping Of the meetings. Forty Of them were
heads Of families
------sas------
"A man ives asked what induced him to
make Law student Of his son. HOh, be VS.
always 4 lying little cuss, and thought
would humor his leading propensity"
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.M.ARSDEN,S

And al affections Of the Liver, the most prompt safe
and reliable Medicine known They active and mill
being psrtiesi9ly Aasnsa NJ ~ DiIc1s Diseases Of
the Southern aud Western States when tinsly a.
nAnssrsd they viii ~ fOsnd saRcscious IN 1ioes and
Remttsnt Rsvsrs. Fever Ard Asse, Costiveses, colc
worms, Pain in the Bowels Hsartburn. Iatulsnes In
dissstea, Pain In the Head. Dssh nEssst aaA n al
0asss vAsrs CAaAartie , fsSsirtA rhsk grsas sxrs
Loses oonss0 IN this, thst they ssapsuAesd from
the concentrated virtues u he asdiina Substances Of
which hey ns composed consequently fhsy hsvs far
greater po:sney, and far remedial ssct than the
sans medicinal suhstassss vhsshar sized sAnisis
tsssS singly.
AARaD1N's sANArIvB FILLS WI b lbund invais-
lals pssvsua,s Of ~ nasy Dflisas Dtssasss Incl
dentaa 70 the 0cSthGn oouAtsy-snch Yellow 1svsr
Jsssdiee, Liver 0papaaiatA IntprnftssntasA Aslssnt
fsvsrs, Bilioss Fever. Miles, Oslie, Aiees Dyssassry
~ Dtakfhss, CAilb, Fever, &c.
KERR & FULLER,
WAeisIAls ard Recall Aesats ~ Kssksk
BUnxHAn van ecaAAcx, Wholesale Drsessn, Chi
saeo. General Agsats ~ Northwest dscI<ASAn
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For Sale.
A VERY DESIRABLE RE6IDHNCE.-
IA a ssesAGy htpk Dyslltag Hosss, vltAe Moons,
esnaR an1 efyerns Afat Lot V1th 1N1s otao1e. and
variety Of grapss and Other fruit Situate FULTON
Street. between 9th snd7th Streets. Ynsulrs cf
VIM FULTON,
Ian1s-d Esa Bstate Agent.
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n r o w Nh
BRONCHIAL TROCHES
aavrpe 4 psHssf uylrrHcs 70 sRa rAsss,
funnpf

HAvINa 4 DfnDof fHytrfrcn 70 fHh fAksS,
sIvs InnspsAYs RnIU.
Fer Drenehitis, Asthma, CatarrA, Can
suMpsivs and Threat Diseases,
.pscan Aas rsss WIFE ALWAYS COOP sxoma.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC aP1AKA1S
WIN And soAss usssl in eisarpsshs voice whss taken
before singing Speaking, and relieving tins thrcss str
~ unusual sxssttou Of the vocal orgnas. he 7SwAs
are recommended and prescribed BY Physicisns, and
haze had tsstimonias from eminent msn throushsst the
country, Bang article Of true merit, and having
proved their eAcaSy By tsst OF many years. each yer
Ands them 10 nov localities various parts of The world
and III. TronAs are universally bsttsr than
other srtieles.
OBTAIN only ~BHovx's BRONCHIAL fnoeHA.n snd do
tahs any cfthe Hsyksess bwsiiafsss that mag b
offered eors EvmrvHnE. oot94dAwem
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rope, and you cannot show me a country
cursed with q national debt where educa-
ton is ditfused through all ranks and con-
ditions of men, or but what you have
therein your privileged class, just as Our
national debt is to day building un privi-
legged classes here. You must. of necessity
have them. The moneyed power becomes
the great power, and the great laboring
power OF The Countrywide industrial power
of the country-is submerged beneath it;
its power is unfelt-it il trampled to the
earth. Such will be the effect if VIC con-
tinue much longer under this bonded ma
tional debt. 1t is inevitable 1t follows
just rs certainly as effect follows cause.
With this national curse must come the
bankruptcy of the poorer and the great
mass cf the people Of the land. 1t breeds
ignorance and degeneracy among the bone
and sinew of the country. 1t builds up a
moneyed aristocracy, more terrible, more
blighting in it's effects than slavery.
Andrew Johnson never uttered truer
sentiment-no man ever uttered a truer
sentlment-than when he told us this war
had destroyed slavery in the South, but
had built up an aristocracy of money in
the North. The one is just as great curse
as, if not greater curse than, the other.
| hope that from the ono we are relieved
from all danger; through the agency of
the Congress of the United States, by the
redemption of our bonds in the currency
of the country, we can right ourselves on
the other.
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Ley We have received letter from q
gentleman Just returned from East Fell
ciana, stating that the citizens of that sec
ton fear an instruction, in consequence
of the insubordinate conduct of the ne
groes. Club meetings are held on the
plantations, and during their continuance
pickets are thrown out, and all white citi-
zens are prohibited from coming within
ear shot of their deliberations. The ne
groes are armed and conduct themselves
in an insolent and defiant manner. When
demonstrated with, they reply that they
have authority from the Bureau officer"
Our correspondent desires US to call the
attention Of Gen. Sheridan to the subject.
If it be true as stated by the negroes that
they do receive such orders from the agent
of the Freedmen's Bureau, we are satisfied
that immediate steps will be taken to re-
store order and convince them that they
have made very great mistake in con-
STRUNG the freedom conferred en- them by
the military power of the Government
New Orleans Times, 25th inst.
We sincerely hope flor the good
Of all parties concerned) that there
really exists but little foundation for
such statements as is made by
letter writer to the New Orleans
Times. But nevertheless the matter
should be looked into by the proper
authorities. We feel satisfied that
should there be trouble, the fault will
not rest on the shoulders of the col
ored people alone-it will be the
work of some few low-bred white
skin fellows who are in the habit of
visiting plantations and make state
ments to the colored people which
they know to be positively false and
is only made to feather their nest.
1t is the duty of every planter when
a public meeting is held on their
premises to be present with wit
ness and should any statement be
made by the speakers, either white
or black, to incite trouble, to report
such persons to the proper authori-
ties.
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HORSE THIEVES CAUaHr.-Some
fifteen days since sorrei mare and
colt was stolen from the commons in
this place belonging to Mr.. John
Gass, reward was offered for the ami
mails and the arrest of the thief or
thieves, but no information could be
had until last Friday, when Mr.. Gass
and Lockwood proceeded to Bayou
Sara and thence to the plantation Of
Mr.. Robert FL. Barrow, and there
found bis mare and col: which had
been stolen in the possession of a
freedman who stated that a negro
man by the name Of Frank johnson
living in Baton Rouge was the party
from whom be had got the animals
from. Since their arrest it appears
that johnson and his associate have
been pretty extensively engaged In
horse aud mule stealing for sometime
past from this place to Bayou Sara
and from there here. They have
both been committed in default of
bail, to the District Court.
We have seen letter from Mr.
Barrow to Mr.. Gass, stating that he
had written few days since to some
party in this place making enquiries
as he was strongly impressed that the
animals which had been brought to
his plantation was stolen property,
and will give every assistance to have
the thieves brought to justice.
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TELEGRAPH TO
Foreign and Domestic.

Especial by Telegraph to the New Orleans Times,
WAsHINeToN, August 24.-The Presi.
dent has decided definitely to assign Gen
Hancock TO the command OF the Fifth Mil.
itary District. and Gen Sheridan to the
Department Of Missouri.
The order will be issued probably or
Monday next.
The order suspending Judge Hollis pre-.
pared, and only waiting q conference witt
Gen. Grant to be issued.
Gen. Swayne will probably succeed Gen
Pope in the Third Military District nex'
week.
Gen. Meade will be the successor of Gen
Siekles, though it is not definitely deter
mined.
1t is now almost certain that the cabinet
will be reorganized. IL is understood tina,
the delay has only been to give the present
members an opportunity to resign, and
for the President to make a proper selec-
ton of successors.
The correspondence between the presi-
dent and Gen. Grant about the removal OF
Secretary Stanton and Gen. Sheridan will
be published Monday. Gro.
WASHINGTON, Aug 24.-On proper med
zeal recommendation the President has
suspended the order assigning Thomas to
the command of the Fifth Military Distric.
Sheridan will remain in command until
relieved, probably by Gen. Hancock.
Gen. Augur is of the opinion that il an
Indian war be fairly inaugurated it will be
general, and be will require 10000 men.
Hancock will require as many. He thinks
Spotted Tail went on the buffalo hunt I'M
der the influence of Red Cloud, who repre-
sented to Spotted Tail that he would be
dishonored unless he went
Commissioner Taylor, who is here, de-
spa'rs of good results from the septem Der
council.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-The President
will use his powers to exhaustion, in sup
port of the authority of the'Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, August 24.-Indian Com
missioner Taylor is here on private bust
ness, and will rejoin the Commission in q
few days. He furnishes no new infor-
nation.
CINCINNATI, August 24.-The Cham Der
of Commerce in connection with the Board
of Underwriters OF this city, are using all
their influence in opposition to the bill Of
iading recently gotten up and adopted by
the Marine Association and now used by
all boats.
GALVESTON, August 24.-The yellow fe-
yer is slightly abatipg here. Interments
yesterday, 10.
over one hundred Of the principal citi-
zens Of Corpus Christi have died of the
fever,
LIVERPOOL, August IA. Noon Cotton
dull. Sales 10, 900 bales. Middling up
lands l0s4; middling Orleans IL.
New YORK, August 24.-Stock strong.
Money per cent. Gold l4o&. Cotton
quiet middling uplands ESQ.
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MORE REMOVALS.

We find the following orders from the
Commander of the Fifth Military District
in Sundays Times:
HEADQUARTERS FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
New Orleans, La. Aug. "a, 1867.
Special Orders No. 125.
!. For reasons similar to those given in
the order re adjusting the Common Coun-
Gil Of the city of New Orleans, and at the
request Of the present Common Council
Of that city, the following removals from
office are hereby made, viz.
Louis FL. Pile, from tho Office of City
Surveyor. Henry D. Ogden, from the
office of City Attorney.
<. Bermu1cz. iromt the Office of Assist
art City Attorney
The Common Council will, in accord
ance with Jaw, fill the vacancies hereby
created.
By coa,msnd of Mai Gen. P. H. Sheridan.
GEO. l. HARTSUFF
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official: 6EoRGE LEE, LIST Lieutenant 2lst
infsntry, Acting Assistant Adjt. Gen.
IMPORTANT MILITARY ORDER.