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EARLY PoTAToEs.-Thc first new pola.
tees Of the season that we have heard Of
were eaten by the editor Of the Herald on
HE 81, and, what is encouraging, was
gown in his own garden.-RrederictStarg
HaqR
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THE EsTERHAZY DIAMONDS IN NEW Y DIRK.
We published seme weeks ago an article
from an English journal giving the strange
history of an extraordinary collection OF
precious stones, the property of the Prince
Esterhazy. These jewels were recently
sold in London, and large part of the
collection has come to this country. The
purchasers Of the finer and more costly
specimens of the collection were Tiffany
s. Co., of this city.-Ne,o York Post, June 3.
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The Evansville Qnd.) Daily Sentinel, one
of whose editors was an officer in the Fede-
raj army during the war, has a double
loaded leader in favor Of General Robert
+. Lee for president in 1868. The editor
saws: General Robert E. Lee is the first
choice of a grand army Of Democrats in
the North who are not afraid to urge his
claim before the country for that position
for which God especially endowed him.
The timid men of the party may tremble
when his name is spoken, but the brave
applaud"
A Georgia paper says that as the result
of the recent Radical mission to the South,
the confidence of the people is destroyed,
immigration to Brazil and Venezuela In
creases, bonds, stocks. and real estate 60
down, trust is Stagnant, money scarce and
high. northern credits are cut OIL, and
southern merchants fail to meet their OBJ
legations. In Atlanta, store rents have
fallen more than one-halr, and northern
capitalists refuse to make investments.
The New York Gazette says: President
Johnson complains bitterly Of the restric-
tions placed on him by Congress. Said he
recently to a gentleman, l am like bird
in cage, and all that can do is to bite
the wires"
They have O novel mode Of courtship out
in Fort Wayne, where recently Sophia
Kelkley, black eyed French girl, hunted
down Samuel Quicksell with revolver,
drove him to a magistrates Office, and
compelled him to marry her then and
there, under penalty of having his brains
blown out.
A Georgia paper insists that while in
Atlanta General Pope requested Kelly to
discontinue his stumping tour, as he deem
ed his utteranees productive Of much
harm.
The Gazette learns that the number of
passengers and quantity Of freight passing
over the Orange and Alexandria railroad
have very much increased within the last
few days.
The State Auditor has written to the
sheriff of Page peremptorily demanding
the taxes for that county.-RoCkingham
Register.
It is stated that Fred. Douglass, accom-
panied by other equally able colored ora
tors, is about to make canvass of the
South.
Alabama epicures are luxuriating upon
green corn.
Chicago has 1000 rats to every one OF
its inhabitants.
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The Orange and Alexandra and Manas-
sas Gap railroads have not been CONSOLE
dated, nor has any contract been made for
RELAXING the track Of the latter.
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CONVENTION OF uoMEOPATHIcs.-The
American Institute Of Homeopathy COM
menced its twentieth annual session in
New York on Wednesday. About one
hundred delegates were present. W. Todd
JIelmuth, Of st. Louis, Mo-, was elected
president for the ensuing year. In the
evening the annual address was delivered
by Dr.. N. T. Cooke, of Chicago.
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AUGUSTA, June 6.-The wheat harvest
las commenced, and the yield promises TO
bgycry large. Allcrops are looking timely
md promise well.
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V,O THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
BALLARD HoUsE,)
RICHMOND, VA, May "a, 1867.
REDUCTION OF FARE.

The undersigned, determined to keep pace with
the times and to afford every possible facility to
the travelling public, has reduced Che fare to
THREE DOLLARS PER DAY. The well earned
and widespread reputation OF this favorite hotel
renders it unnecessary for the proprietor to say
more than that effort on his part shall be want
ing to make it equal to any rst-class hotel In this
country-N0RTH or SOUTH.
1t has been recently rsdtted and newly furnished
throughout and nothing that can promote the COM
fort and convenience Of his guests has been
omitted.
Grateful for past favors, the undersigned solieits
continuance from his former patrons and the pub.
lie generally, JOHN p. BALLARD,
my2t-ts Proprietor.
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A CITY.-In Lynchburg there are of
white males twenty-onc years and over,
1872: blacks, 1872.
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DICHMOND HOUSE, CORNER OF
II, GoVERNoR AMI ROSS STREETS, RICH
MOND, VA-This commodous and admirably,
located building, having been Thoroughly repaired
accommodate TRANSIENT, RMANENT, and
DAY BOARDRRS The rooms are large, airy,
and hand somsly furnished the location Is central,
and combines everything desirable. Terms mods-
r,ta my 2l-ts
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COLLECTIONS OFFICE CITY HALL,l
RICHMOND, June l, 1857. !

NOTICE.-FAIRG GROUNDS OF THE
~ VIRGINIA CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY. THE public Is hereby notified that these
grounds are now in the possession and under the
control Of the Central Society, and are not COM
mon fer grazing purposes or for pic-nic parties.
All Of which is hereby for hidden; and trespassers
will be prosecuted strictly according to law.
nv 9-eodts III. Il. JONES, Superintendent.
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d REGISTRATION NOTICE.-Notice
LII Is hereby given to the voters Of the THIRD
WARD-known also as Monroe Ward-Richmond,
va, that the BOARD OF REGisTRATioN will
meet for the purpose Of registering all the voters
Of said ward on MONDAY, June IL, at O'clock A.
NJ. in the house recently occupied by Mr.. Bran.
der. corner Second and Grace streets.
The Board Will continue in session during the
l7th 18th, 18th, and 10th, also the gath, 25th and
the registration Of the voters OF said ward.
The hours Of session will be from o'clock A.
M. until o'clock p. NJ.
THOMAS 3. ROSE,
Captain Eleventh United States infantry,
President Of the Board.
ALEXANDER DUVAL,
je7-tJeH Register OF Third Ward.
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OFFICE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD, Col
RICHMOND, June Q, 1867.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
~ consignees and owners OF hay and similar ar
tcles shipped over this road that the same will be
unloaded on its arrival in Rich mond aud, a. the
company has room for storage, the same will be
exposed to the weather, or stored with other par
ties at the risk and expense Of the owner.
III. ID. WHlTC0MB,
je7-1m General Superintendent
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR

NOTICE To APPLICANTS FOX
~ ARTIFICIAL LIMBs.-The Board OF Com.
missioners on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with DR.. DOUGLAS BLY, to furnish AR
TIFICIAL LIMBS to the disabled men who are en-
titled TO the benefit Of the appropriation made by
the Legislature.
In order to the best working Of the commission
aud the man ufacturer and that no disappointment
may arise to any party 1t Is important that appli-
capts for limbs observe the following order, viz
l. Let every applicant furnish his name, post.
Office and county to the Com missioners forth with.
.. Applicants will not come TO Richmond for
limbs until they receive orders to do so.
.. Applicants will be attended to in the order OF
their application.
Each applicant will receive circular with In.
strucions.
The presidents Of all railroad and steamboat
companies have generously offered to give free
transportation to the applicants:
Y. II. PEIRPOIGT,)
WI. TAYLOR, Commissioners.
2. B. WATKINS, }
NH It's
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WORKS OF EDw'D A. POLLARD

WORKS OF EDw'D A. POLLARD
" One OF the most remarkable books Of the pre-
sent century"
TIL LOST CAUSE
TIE ONLY OFFICIAL SOUTHERN HISTORY OF THE
WAR.
THE AUTHORS ENLARGED AND IMPROVED
EDITION
This Work has diready obtained HaJ a Million
of Readers, has receired tie singular complf.
ment OF a Translation into the French Lam
gtdge, and has Sold more Largely In
Europe than any other american
Book 0f Recent Times.
AN IMMENSE NEW EDITION
has been put to press containing the authors last
additions and improve ments.
Complete in one large royal octave volume
with twenty four fine Steel Portraits giving full
and authentic account OF the rise and fall Of the
late South ern Confederacy-wrltten under the en-
Beauregsrd, and others. The work is being Ii6e.
rally patronized by leading men Of all classes,
eager 10 " hear the other side"
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. o
"The Lost Cause " Is already designated by the
press as the most remarkable literary success Of
this generation OF American writer's and Mr.. Pol.
lard has By ono effort mounted to rank among the
great historical artists OF the world.
From the Baltimore Sun.
Mr.. Pollard's accounts OF the great battles OF the
war are very interesting. He docs not dwell upon
the minute detail OF the struggles, but seizes GER
tain strong points ds an artist, mskes his picture
TO consist OF 4 few prominent figures. Most histo.
rians weary their readers with their acconnls OF
strife, while Pollard describes a battle with the
clesrness with which Victor Hugo has dIamstized
Waterloo.
From the Philadelphia Age.
1t will be likely to be read wherever tho English
language 10 known.
From the Poughkeepsie Press.
One of the most re markabe books Of the present
century, and will occupy the front rank In the IL
braries OF the world.
From the New York Express.
The North has told her story a hundred times,
proudly, deiantly in the tones OF the CONG ueroF,
and with all-trumphant air; and now comes the
suffering south, htIlpped and mangled, and heart.
sick, but heroic even in her resignation telling
but tho rim ipg voice Of the hero who, though
conquered, is the hero still. Before the romance
Of this &" Lost Cause as related in Mr. Pollards
book, the romance Of the hero!sms Of Poland and
Ireland pale.
From the Memphis Tenn. Commercial.
or Mr.. Poliard's qualifications, 1t is just to say
they are unquestionably high. His genius as
| task is warm and generous, and his ambition high
and far-reachiDg.
From the Homo Journal-N. p. Willis editor.
In point OF literary execution, "Ths Lost
Cause" is a model Of grace, elegance, and beauty
Of diction, while the unity of the plot is as rigidly
observed as III the author were penntDg an epic
poem or a drama. In fact, 10th epic poem and
the grandest drama ever acted. We listen 10 the
.atng Of the drum, the shrek OF the fife, and tn
thunder music Of cannon in the SERTED tread OF
It's sentences.
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CtOFr CRABS, HARD CRABS, AND
SGREEN TURTLE lust received, in
sIperb condition. Will be served up EHHJAS
TO ordsra Hhih1o &cS.3
B-TURILE SOUP TO-DAY; also. TURTLE
STEAKS. lo I-otl
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IN PRESS,

IN PRESS,
LEE AND HIS LIEUTENAyTs,
comprising the early life, public services, and
campaigns OF
GENERAL &. z. LEE AND HIS COMPANIONS
IN-ARMS,
being an assembly OF the most heroic southern
names In the late war, with numerous
portraits on steel.
In this work the sutho has assembled the most
heroic names Of the South In the late war 1t con-
facts OF interest never before published, and OBJ
tanned from the most authentic sources; besides
s wstsh there srs 10 OF &
having an interest distributed through ali the
states and parts Of the South. The author Is al
aud spirited southern history Of the war and his
present work LSB AND HIS LIEUTgyASTs) 10 de-
aignga 70 give ,uii ana complete southern 20 g,G
o. Interest, and afor5ipg as II were complete
q Ms n ssR rom has s snd
memories Of the great living Generals OF the South;
sys az "a; RIeS ss
turs to say will take rank with the standards Of
biographical literature best known 10 the world.
The work Is encouraged by the leading Generals
OF the south aud the following few and brief sX-
traces from numerous letters will show the esteem
n which the author Ia held as the Biographsr Of
From General Robert 4. Lee.
"I return you my thanks for the compliment
paid me BY your proposition to write history Of
From General Beauregard.
81 wish you success In your praiseworthy an.
dertakipg."
From General Fitzhugh Lee.
"You certainly deserve credit for your impartial
efforts to seek and disclose the truth"
From General Price.
1.-THE General begs me to assure you that he has
beam much gratiaed with the disposition you have
heretofore evnced to do him juetce In tre atDg OF
the operations tho state and Confederate troops,
partially or wholly, under his command dnrng the
iate conflict for Independence and constitutional
liberty He entertains no doubt thai In the future
Won will exhibit the same zeal for truth. the same
eminent talent. in historic narrative, and the same
ardent desire 70 do ample justice to all engaged In
the defence Of our rights"
From General Magruder.
"Ihops that your efforts to rescue from a ava.
ianche OF Misrepresentation the truth Of our glo-
rious, though unfortunate struggle, may well DO
rewarded, a. they deserve to be-"
These too soorks on e ,car are sold only ~ sub.
| scrfpti0n, through authorized dgeats. All appli.
cations for agencies must be maze to the publish.
| ers. To energetic men and women rars CD .nes
| ID offered TO make money. Don't fail 10 send tyt
circulars OF these great and important ySla; Az
/ dress b. TREAT Co., PubIshsrs
| ie S-We&Ms No csc Broadway, ksW Lotk.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH, !
Irunn~n lima IaaT Z

RICHMOND, June Z, 1877.
NOT1CE.-Notice is hereby given that
IN the use Of the GARBAGE CAkTS will be re-
sumed NEXT WEEK, commencing on MONDAY,
days and Thursdays In Monroe Ward, Tuesdays
and Fridays in Madison Ward, and Wednesdays
and Saturdays in Jefferson Ward. The citizens are
squested TO place the ashes and garbage in boxes
or barrels in front of their pre- msss In through
alleys. J. g. CABBLL, N. D.,
io S-3t president Board OF Health
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DEFRIGERATogs, WATEk:;Cooth ~,
Nv bho, aTT ~, rsesiv.d and for sAls ~ factory
S,ies. =, BsxNGr 4 guKHAsT's S9Ss, ILL., 80
ma House furnishing 6sosss corner % ASss 10
lain streets.
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TALBOT q BROTHER, rrn,,. a,
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS GRfsr AiLLs'
HYDsAuLic PssSssas: a., .,s,,..n,h
s,,asss and srs prspaI oil 10 furnish hiCks,o
PhTINT ESGiSg. the greatest thing s nov ens
Also. our Improved osgl a AT sss.r sinS q
RxaT,Ne reauired. All persons yishna ~ osy
viii do we'll 70 call and see them before
i al
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Commission Merchants.
WILLIAM Ii. MADDUX,
BOOKER, KERR &LYON,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
RIcHMoSD, VA,
Cary between Thirteenth and Virginia streets.

p EMOYAL. -PILKINTON, Pull
~ LIAM & Co., AUCrIONEBRS, RIAL ESTATE
AGENTS, and COMMISSION MERCHANTS, (for.
merly No. Wall street, have removed TO the
large and eommodious warsrooms No. 10 Pearl
street.
Having large facilities for storage, they respect.
fully solicit consignments Of manufactured and
and COUNTRY PRODUCE generally. Thankful
for the liberal patronage bestowed upon the COM
Germ In the past, they respectfully solicit con.
tinuance OF the same, pledging their best efforts
to afford satisfaction TO their patrons.
PILKINTON, PCBLIAM & co.,
Auctioneers, Real Estate Agents, and
Commission Merchants, No. Is Pearl street.
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MILLS & RYANT, TOBACCO FIX
WI CHANGk, RICHMOND, Va, BROKERS aud
COMMISSION MERCHANTS for the purchase and
Orders solicited. Liberal advances made on con-
signments: Refer TO A.. F. HARVEY, President Of
National Bank of Virginia JAMES THOMAS, Jr.,
ESQ.,, Richmond, Va. Messrs. H. MEssssGBR
Co., New ork Messrs. JOHNSON 4 THOMPSON,
Boston, Mass. jy A-ts
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Fertilizers.

TUANO.-No. / Peruvian Guano, to
" arrive Monday morning, June 3d. for sale by
les ROBERT +. WILLIAMS L co.
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no RMERS AND MARKET
/ GARDENERS-CALC PLASTER, for
prote citing plants and vines from bugs for sale by
lea A. g. LEE, 1917 Cary street.
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lpeaceable secession under the Constitution
has been forever overthrown by the majes
itic UPRISING ot the Amerlcap people I'm
brushing out the late rebellion by force ul
arms; and that the doctrine that the supre
macy of the general govepmept bias been
Established, and that the paramount allie
lgiance OF the citizen has been, ackaow-
lodged as due TO the United States.
Resolved, That we sincerely exultin
he.faeta THAT as arna.sou we are NEW abso-
llu1l8 azNat.og OF FpeemeD, ,sapd THAT ID.
sun Ia all his course over our wide spread
country no ,lopsen shines upon the brow oil
L slave. without rcsers alton we hearttly
endorse the grea, measures Of Cu,l Right,
and Impartial acknowledgements without any
property qualification gcuiierreiil without
distinction OF cUlor, aud that We are ready
to- unite nrthe early pfacticat attainment
Of taese inesumsbse privileges. although
t,e amortaif lcmarns ct Abraham sLncosp
now teslssilenllyi beiIgath tue ,son vt his
iadDMel State, gel llis voice stalls1n.s like
a cisrlDn thrpugl the land. earnestly sun.
inon.ng every AmericaiI eItixeiilolae sop
port % the gaest Party 1r lL,Dertsi and
tsmancipation. sels a.iN bsnslAsrai
10. Resolved. That as .tAee,most poyew
and eiheleat means By which she South caa
speeafiy regain, hsr iostf prosperity. yMe
EARNESTLY advocate the sprratlisss know
ledge md feGucalion amOng all men, AM
that 10 the attainment OF this great nd I'VE
liemand and snail persistcntly amlatiIanIy
absolute irIshC % iireexdisp
cusslon aud lreeospeeeh on at lsabJects oil
pubAs interest. af 81 pssa4EN aatksEai
BIZ Resolved. Tilt we jsia IN a,resrusst
&lsip tor the mainA afnahce uatatnisAed and
andnn'ned o. tie pubic. efetht aud plight.
ed ianlh oi The nation. sHat1s fesaf 80
2. Resolved, That in the maintenance
81 The position taken aad The principles This
DAY avowed,s We earnestly invite the anflu.
ence and co operation OF men OF all pain.
eaipersaasroas. ~ho regard! and cordially
ssPpoftlthe recent action " Uousfess as !
soiunls % oarpr.srnt i,olttieai dsiiicuk,es;
that we depreca:e partizanA violence and
desire peace and good will toward al men
aud u IN an open aud fearless effort, which
We propose y make on every suitable &C,
caslUn, " persuade and con vince The pe0-
PIE, that our highest duty and truest lrle-
rest y 70 be subser,ei BY maintaining tnr
principles OF the Republican Party, M caro-
est interest ahovid br asakened,lt wi! BE-
from no other cause Than rigid a,heranee
70 what we regard IS sacred right aili
s0lelan public duty."
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LIE oaEAr PLonn or Isa1.

!, TIE heaviest and must extensive food 81
this. century. has occurred within the pa,
three " four weeks. Scarcely Any pnrtion
.of Che, seulberD country has been cxemp,
Irnw iisrasascs. III East Ttnne~ee il IA,
prqbsbly be,F most severe. At Ku6ssiIle
llle .Maser Of lie llol.ton was twelve feet
liishsr ihan % TIE great ircsllet VI 1871.
c9ferins and washing away some IL the
heases, Tie country IN ibe Clinch, French
BasrsE, ard ilolston rivers, was COMPLETELY
slbwcrged. barge quaptitics of ici,cei.
buildings and crops, have been DESTROYED.
and the deposits VI mul AMI sand fave
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tisns,,l ofie"}
|. 10 compliance with General Order,
No. 10. Headquarters IL the ARM, Marcl,
lin. 1867, The undersigned HEREBY a.
sumss command Ut the Second Mtlfar,
Disffie constituted BIS the Act Of Cungrr,.
Public Mos, 2nd March. 1867, entitled
[" An Act,for the Ia"re eiiicieat goyernntn
oil the rebel States"
VI. In the execution el tie duty IL the
Commanding General 20 mainlain the .s
curity 81 the inhabiianis III their pers.n.
and property 20 suppress in.urrecllnp. d.
order and violence, aud u punish Or ulup
to be punished al dis,Urbcrs OF the public
peace and criminals, The local civil ,rihu.
mails viii he permitted 10 take iuri.tlletlon
lof and try offenders, excepting only such
cases As may by The order ~ ne. Command !.
ing Geheral be referred 70 commission or
Other uIllssr, tribunal Tor trial.
III. The civil government INV existing
in Narth Carolina and south Carulra =
pre-, isiotal only, aud IN al respecr, subject
70 tie paramoant authority uf the United
States. az any time to abolish, inodfy. con.
trol Or .operceJe tie same. Local IA ~
AMI municipal regulst,Ons not Inconsistent
viii tie con- tsaton ami lawsbfthe Unit
I'll oiats., OF The prociamatiuns cf The Pre-
sidtn,. or With such regulations Is are ~
~ * W prescribed IN Fahc orders &C. The
tetAnsnding Generai, are herebytdrelsr.
~ n br.n Ipfce aud, IN conformity then.
with, EVIL officers are hereby Authorized IL
cohiibue I've esercise ~ thririproper fene.
tons, and viii be respected and ole, IA ~.
the inisbltaBts. ZOE Y lnI. ~
~. Whenever any civil officer. 81 !.
istrair, or Curt oegiects Dr. refuses to
perform an official act propertyreqyired II
suth tribunals o. officer, Whereby dae aud
rgitrui secofityfo person or property
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shall be denied, The case wisl be reported,
by the Post Commander to these heaiauar-

shall be denied, the case wial be reportes
by the Post Commander to these ,headquar,
ters. -. Ma A ~
v. Post Cemmanders will cause to be i +
rested persons charged with The ca,nlnis
slensot crim4s and offences when the ciys
authorities fail toarres. and brns such of.
tenders TO trial, and win hold The ac used
in custody for trial by Military Commits
sion, Provost Court or other tribunal o, ga.
fnlze.l pursuant. to orders iron these head.
quarters. Arrests By military authorily
will be reported promptly. The charges
-prelerred will be accompanied by the eyi.
'drace on~hich theylare founded. l.IIH
vi, The Commanding General desiring
70 preserve tranquility and orde. by means
AMI ageneicssmost .congenill to the peopIs,
ssi'cns the jealous anri c.rdi CO. operation
ficisii officers III the discha rye of their do,
,ies. aldathe aid OF alligood scitizens in
preventing conduct Tending 20 u,iisturb the
peace's and toatheseml that ;pccasion nav
reidom arrive for the exercise uf miiitary
Authority in matters ol orilinar nil nj.
the t,asn mant,ng tseneralres.
pecitutiy anti earnestly com uie vi , 10 lire
'penple u, North and South Csfoiaa uisre4
sessed obedience loltthc aailuiity nov e..
tablishcd. anlthe dnigeni. ros>i dpraeeeam
Impartial execution "a the LAW srnacte.l TN
iiiergnyet nment. y nsga eavsts tasm
wills Altnr,leVs heretaftrs publ.si.eil to
the Departments of the South are ahrreb,
continues, "a force. adl Aufsse10as h
WILL The fa!ltiwmgtnsmcd officers are
a, tie stall Vt The .Mhjar Gene
raj Cnmmaaaing a8 n,sHItlH sb
sCaptJ. W.fCioas, 3Sih u. $. lufaatrs,
Acting ASH 'ant iAdjt Gen. and aid ,is.
Camp. ~ 80 aatt fle 81 taas Fl tosa
Capt. Alexander Moore. 3sth Us. In
Iantry. Aid de Uamp.i -rins a
I Bvt. Maj. j. K. sAlairk, 1t. I.ieat. 81
Art. Aid-ds Camp an,l Act. Judge Awe.
cate. biz 81 fns Z. eH Hs IS
Major Jamesr. Rev. OH u. >. Iuf. Act.
Asst Inspect. Gra.a iaal .fp1st
Bst. Major General X. %. Fsler. Deput.
Quarlermastcr Gen. u. s. A.. Chiel Oar.
lermas,er. 80
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