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fv-i- .Y.tis;-im5L7r suira iiiv.,lKr:io.iAO iiTHor4 vjiia ant ,1 ;! : Ar i i -j. . :, :;i If- ; v ERppfcAM ' JSuL THE FOURTH &C5TM,!. 1 "Ml 013 THK WW frvnrth article of the ' Const itutiO Of lib United iM.Ures that lbs -United Statea shall guarantee io Zrerr S( ste in the Union republican form of government,! shall 'protect each of them against invasion and do Ievioleoosi'mud;- " V .- 34 'Constitution made Commander-is Gbief of the Army sad; agfveU : ss uniei riTBenwne wooer 01 we unite a ia ana is bound or solemn oath faithfully to execute, !offioe of Proudest of the United SUtee. Md lo take that the Wws be faithfully executed : and, ; Wiuiu The rebellion, which has been waged by A portion of the peoloJ United States ag-Jn.t the pro- the most violent and reroltfef form, hot whose organised, "a ,pJ forces hare now been almost entire! vevereomeJ basin its reyolntionary progrew deprived the' -people of, the state OI X"orm-vV"M v u utu guiaMuwai; auu. ' - Whsi". d08"48?" to"p,70U and enforce the obligation of theUoitad 8tate tothe pea-; Die of North-Carolina in wearing them in the enjoyment. of a republican form of ganfammKi-rU.n'' a ; .'j, Uowv therefore,, in. obedience to the bfgh and solemn 4ntiMimno8ed upon me by tb Constitution of tbe United States, and for .the purpose of enabling the loy-J people of; j said stale w nw. ?w. av?rM-n, wwrwj iiuuw Mav nA eaimuiioucu uviucbw uauuiiiihT iubuitu. mih be esiaoiiaaeu,. ' loyal eHiiens protected lnaU the.tr rights of life, liberty; ind propertj, t AND&fi JQttSON, Preaflentof the! nnited States and Commander-in-Chief of the Amy and Navy of the United States, do ierebr appoint Wiuxaii W HOLDBN. J-roviiuoir uuieriiw vn- un ow state 01 iortu- Carolina, whose duty it sball b at the earliest practicablo 1 period, to: prescribe such .roles an)l .regulations as may fte; necessary ana proper lor awwmas:- vwcnM, 'wmi posed of delegates to be chosen by that portion of the,. people of said Htttt,iio tra ipm w vm vmfl amies, and no others, for the purpose of altering or amending the Constitution thereof, and with authority to exercise within tk limits nf aakl StatS alt the DOW Drover - to enable such loyal people of the Si to of North-Caroliua-! to restore said State to its Constitutional relations to' the Federal goyerament, and to 'present -such a 'Bepublican form of Sate government as will entitle the State to the guarantee of tbe uaitea & taxes mereior ana it peopieto - " , a t TT-.4.J Dm :iMM,nit i ii in i mft Protection by the United. States against inyasion, jnsurreoc r.-. jmtia viniAnKtt? Ptnvided. Th&t m an y election ' n.a Ka kormftpr held for caoostnsraeieflraies to any MUU vig uujnw " . ' ' 1 - - State Conrention, as aforesdd.nb person shalfbe qudified J as as elector, or snail" no engioie u memwr ut eucu Convention, unless he 'sbaa . have ' previously taken and subscribed to the oath or amnesty as set forth inthe Presi dent's proclamation of May 29th', 1865, and is.S rotef quah-, - fied as prescribed by the Constitution and laws of tbe fcitate -f Nnrth-pjirftlina in force1 immediately before the 80th ' day of Maj, A. 1., 1861, the date of the so called ordinance of secession; and said Convention, when convened; or tbe(- Legislatura tnat may no inereaiter assemoioa, win pre scribe the qualifications of electors and $ho; eligibility of venous to bold office under tbe Constitution and laws of tbe State a power the people ot the several States com posing the Federal Union have rightfully exercised from the origin of the government to the present time. And I do hereby direct: - - : : I , - ;- : . . -v . first That the military commander ef tbe department, and all officers and persons iu the military and naval ser vice, aid and assist the said Provisional Governor m carry ing into effect this proclamation ; and they are enjoined to abstain from, in any way, hindering, impeding or discour aging the loyal people from the organization of a State government as herein authorized. ' :, , .' v , Steond that tbe Secretary of State proceed to put in force all laws of the United Slates, the administration whereof belongs to the -State Department, applicable to the geogwphical limits aforesaid." ; i" iStrJThat the Seretry b the Treasury proceed to nominate for appointment assessors of taxes and collectors of customs and internal i even ue, and such other officers or the.' Treasury Department, as are authorized by law, and put in execution the Bevenue Laws of the United States within. the geographical limits aforesaid. In making the appointments the preference shall be given to qualified loyal pereous residing within the dis tricts where their respective duties are to be performed ; but if suitable residents of the districts shall not be found, then jersOns residing in other States or districts shall be i4 That the Postmaster General proceed to estab ' lish post routes and put into execution the postal laws of the United States within the said State, giving to loyal - residents the preference of appointment ; but if suitable residents are not . found, then appoint agents from other States- : -r- V . - I..- . . "'.'.' , Fifth That the District Judge ror t&e Jnaiwai uistnet . in which North Carolina is included proceed to hold courts within said State, in accordance with the provisions of the act of Congress. .."-.. . --'. .'' : . The Attorney General will instruct the proper officers to libel and bring to judgment, confiaeatioB-And sale ail pro . perCy subject to confiscation, and enforce the administration of justice within said State in all matters within the cog nisance end jurisdiction of the Federal Courts. ' Sixtk That the Secretary of the Navy take possession of all publicproperty belonging to the Navy Department " within said geographical limits, and put in operation all! - acts of Congress in relation to naval affairs having applica- tion to said htote. ,' .i j , ;.;..:- 1 ' Seventh th&i the Secretary of the Interior put in force the laws relating to the In terior Department applicable to the geographical limits aforesaid. J , i In tesomooy whereof 1 have hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United States to be affixed. Done at the City of Washington, this twenty-ninth .day , of May, in tbe year of our lora one tnoussna i, 8. eight hundred and sixty five, and of tbe Inde- ' pendeooe of the United States the eighty- ninth. !"'- ' ' ' ' ! w i , ..j ""- i ANDREW, JOHNSON. ; Br the President: -. " . -,J " : ''j'- 'Wu.UMu H. Sswaan, Secretary. of State, r 46 1 PROCLAMATION T By tbe Preiideat of the Dsited States of HEREAS, THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED Htates. on tne emin aay oi uecemoer, a. is, eighteen hundred snd sixty-three, and on the twenty-sixth dav of March. Ai Tt.l eichteen hundred and sixty-four. did. with the object to suppress the existing rebellion, to in duce all persons to return to their loyalty and to restore, the authority of '.the United States, issue proclamations : offering amnesty and pardon to certain persons who had, directly or by implication, participated m the said rebel . lion ; and, .- ' ') - -"; ' " ' :-" " I Whskxas, Many persons,-who had so engaged in said rebellion, have, since the issuance of said proelamatfon, failed or neglected to take the benefits offered thereby; Snd, 4 IM -'"-"-:'-.-'-;-rirf- V1 i Whkbsas, Many persons, who have bees justly deprived of all claim to a mnesty and pardon thereunder by reason of their participation, directly or- by implication, in said rebellion and continued hostility to the government of the - United states since tne osie Of sam prociamauon, now ae sire to apply for and obtain amnesty and pardon ; H to tbe endj therefore, that the authority of the'govern mmt Af tha united State mav be restored, and that neace. order and freedom 1 may be established, I, ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United States, do proclaim and declare that I hereby grant to -air persons who have ' Girecny or inaireciiy pnriicipaieu id unumiiK rciremuu, except as hereinafter excepted,' amnesty and -pardon, with restoniuon ul mil ngnis oi prujrer v.vcy w w owTro, . and except in cases where legal proceedings, under the ; laws of the United States providing for tbe confiscation of property of persons engaged in rebellion, "hare-been insti tuted, but on the condition; nevertheless, that every such person shall take and subscribe the following oath or affirmation, and thenceforward keep and maintain said oath. inviolate, and which oath bail be-regi-tered for permanent preservation, and shall be of the tenor and effect following, " to-wit: - r - ; ' ' - , I, , do solemnly swear or affirm, iu presence of "Almighty Ood, that I will heneefortb-faithfttlly support, protect and defend the Constitution of tbe United States, . and the Union of the States thereunder, and. that I will, in like manner, abide by and faithfully support all laws and proclamations which have been made during the existing rebellion with reference to the emancipation of slaves. 8o help me God. ; - ' -: - K ' The following classes of persons are excepted from the benefits of this nroclamation : ;,; : '-t- ' u- v -Urtt-JM who ere, or shall hsve bees, pretended civil or diplomatic officers, or Otherwise, r domestic -or foreign ! asentrof the nretended Confederate roverament. 1 SnmJ All who left judicial stations under the United ! ! etates tosid y9 reoeiuon. ;f- -' t " IWrrfAH wbd shall have been mintary or naval omcers oi said pretended; Confederate government, noove tne raaK- Iburth AH who left seats is the Congress ef the United States to aid the rebellion. k -tt c ft :$ ') n "' it All who resigned Or tendered resignations of their commissions in the army or navy of the United States to evade duty in nHUSmib iUioa.i'ia'.;--.-t:.-''"t A- : ixtX All who have engaged in any way in tbe treating otherwise than lawfully as prisoners of war persons lbrnd in the United State's serviee, as officers, soldiers, seamen, or Im othet wpnoltkn,--- -fi,-- t..it-c.':r-.i4 j.-j-. Seventh- All vtnoiia who have 'been or-are absentees" from the United States for tbe r purpose of aldiog the re-! ' set lion, ''-'i- - .-'...) t Eiohtk-k mintarv and naval offiwra in tbi vwhst- OTrvioe who wen educated "by the government in thV: auuwT antHgn nHT-a vi luir u uii.eu 0tattF . . .t. .- t . ' ; ... navai Acaaemy. :-. ;i-: . r Hintk AH persons who held the pretended offices of Governorr of States ' in hisnrrectton against the United States.'."."'"" .'" f "' v H Tetk All iierMiWliofltAa the, jurisdiction and protection of the United States, and passed beyond the federal military lines into the so-ealledtJonfed-' STate Statea fnr-ttia nm-nrLm itt-mlAinir Hia ralmttinn. I Eleventh Atl TiAMnn nhn Kami Mninvr io' hW destruction of ihe commerce of tbe United States niom the 5" no air persons who hate made raids fnta ttw i United States from Canada, or bees engaged W deatreyinr .the Commerce of the United States upon the lakes snd rivers that separate the British provinces from the United States.' ' -.- ;M,. - f 2WA11 persons who, at the time wnea they seek to obtain the benefits hereof by takins the oath' sereim prescribed are in military, naval or civil confinement or vu.u-jf, or unoer onasox toe civil, military or savs sothoriHes or agents of the United States, as prisoners of war or persons oeUined foroXrefleesof any kjnd either be fore or after conviction. . t . -'r ThtrtetniirAU persons who have vol rmtswlypaicrpa ted. m said rebellion, and tlie estimsted valotLof whose taxable property is over twenty thoaaand dollars. , -roJiruaH -jersons wbrf "have taken the Oath .'aneatv u anunkJ m.;.. .M.t... -r Deeember eight, A-. fVonetlwiQsaadi efffht hondred aaoV, SH?' M.oathallqrhweetothei-evfsnmentot the Uaitad Statsesjnce.tJi date of said. p7oolaiatio, and &rn:J:rnir:iMO ' ; II.-; 9) "4lK.lv 4;M?MtI.IBl.T T- l4 4- " the Umeinfiolstsir1--'- -m-- j . a PreTided thst'speelst hpplimtton may Hat msdrjo the President fat pardon, by y oeibflonjpf tM w eepted elasaea, sad such eiemeaey will, he liberallj extend ed as mar be oonsiBtent with the facts of the case mid the peace and dignity otthe United States. ? j r Vh SecretW of State will establiah' wle and reirula- tjons for administering and rocording the said omnestj oath eo aa lo iaanrit beneftt totbo people, aim guard ,1 Cf -'Icansed & seal of Che United 8tateS to be affixed. Doe at the City of Washtngton;the swenty-ninth day of i n umninnv wnAreoi. i nan nsrannia Bet uit i i,4 May.ia tbjeawas of Ouf,fcOKl ens , uousaou A f a,B i eight hundred and sixty $ye, and oTthe inde pendenes of the United States the eighty- m , j I-ANDKBW JOHNSON. .iBy Presiaent:. -fc lV' 'V.A tj;;jWli;H,sSs - ti.i4-.-- r ill lili J.. ii i u ... 1 .-I" i ! " 1 1 '.v.- . " , i Rclatlaa to the IntroUaetiOB of Gods ana Sappllas-' . i PDBSUAITCB OF THE 8TH SECTION OP THE H i A rnn.x,a MmnnA, JnVw a.. 1864. it Is hereby agreed that goods, wares and merchandise, mot contraband of war, may be taken to all miiitary posts nowor hereafter ;occupied by the'natfonal forces of the0ited States in the a..ii.rn.k.VMlili!r annV mn'nthlv amOUntS SS Will bs BBfflOient to give all loyal persons authority to sell smelt monthly amounts sa titey ahalj desire authonyjto seu at ikn riAQlB --.!'.' ! GoodsTwarel and merchandise msy be taken to other places than military postsV to be disposed hove ; provided, the -Commsndinr General of the Department, and the Snseryising Speoiat Agent agres to the -n.. fA 11 parties who commence business after the Plication of tfiiragroement, must file an path of loyalty with, the Supervisintt Special Agent.; - M. 3CHOFIELD. '"",;' "'..v "Mnj. Oem'l .Cimemlimg--.. . D. HSATOS,' I , - Sop'g. SpL Agent Treas. Dep't. S4 tf. ICO PERMITS illEQ.UlRRD trade in Products. IN ORDER THAT MISAPPREHENSION, AS FAB as possible, may be removed 1n relation to the purchase, sale, and shipment of products, the conclusions of the government w relstion thereto are again published and reiterated by me as TreasuryiAgent. . .-' , , -FissT--That trade in all products (contraband articles excepted) is ; ABSOLUTELY. FREE. - Any one elm pur chase Cotton, Tobacco, Turpentine, Rosin, Grain. and other ft - . products without a permit trom any Treasury agenfc, a statements or assertions to the contrary arc without .foun dation and should be totally disregarded. rf - J3Wtf.Mt .iAII nWidiMta nnrehased bv TMirties other than cotton can be shipped: to the Northern market by Simply paying the regular: government fees and duties to the Customs officer. OHn-rouaTiot the Cotton purchased and offered for shipment must be delivered to the Purchasing Agent, the remaining -three-fourths can then be shipped -mum aAXOS." Ne seizure whatever will be made of any article a person has the right to purchase or ship. ' TuBo-' Contraband articles " are abandoned, captured and confiscated property. These of course no private party will attempt ; to purchase or ship. HBAT0N . - '. , f " . 0 Ql kmJi Tsamsisi nsmi Newborn, K. C- June $, 1865. 46 6t. ISAAC 0ETT1NGEH, AT B ROOT'S OLD STAND, ! Five Doors from the Capitol Square, ' Has juat rectaved from the Northern Markets 10,000 GENUINE HAVANA SECrARS, and no mistake.. 100,000 aheeican cigars. CHEWING AND SMOKING TOBACCO Jfftn-imcwmaitboiak ths army as well as CIVILIANS. hats,' . IIEITS, WOMEN'S1 AND CHILDREN'S SHOES, And svwietyof NOTIONS, to all of which wt would call , u 1 L Jthe attenUon of all lovers of g6oi and cheap goods. CALL BEFORE YOU BUY ELSE WHERE, -2 t By doing sp, yon wilt in the first place, benefit yourself. jis tne secona piace, you win corner a tw vu u ; FEOPLXS ' HClrttS SSRVAKT, ISAAC 0ETTI5GER. :.. ,j .: . 45 lm. 'Raleiih; June 8. 1865vL- 4 SHAFER & NORWOOD, A. 8. SHAFEU, late of Petersbmrf , Tsu, , P. T. NORWOOD, Late of Warretttost, N C COMMISSION MERHCANTS. . .jV'''- 605 Broadway, New York. ' -tniONSiGNMENS OF COTTON, TOBACCO, NAVAL j Stores, Graiaaand all other Southern products solid td-";'fl - 1 ''''f " '!. ; . . v . ; Orders from Merchants,. Manufactories, Planters and others will receive par prompt individual attention. .V-fV' :" " I Bsram to i .. ' Gov. X M. Morehead Greensboro'i R. " "1 Wr i. Hawkins, President Raleigh and Oestoa HaurosdV MiarwitmSon'ACo.j'Fetersbnrg. VX - Uopaaosaaennson, reiersouig, va, i - . ,- f, Martin ATannahilFetersburg, Ya.vrr -r E. Rt, P. Richardson. Rockingham,. N. C. 1 JLm voEier. bsu-. oaiem, a. w 4!P-tf.", ApqpMMOMTION HACK .SIM: rfHB'-SUBSCRIBER WOULD RESPECTFULLY ahnouoeeo the citizens of Raleigh, that he is now rnnning a HACK to and from the Cars, and to any part filer fettJsfc J hpose: ear the Gms Works, will be nrorontrv attended to. J - .Also, for .hire, m od BORSE Airp BUGGY, by the ;-hour-ordsyV UUJil'V RICHARD THOMPSON. Ralelsh, 3nne 8,1865, r'ir ff "t, ;tf tVS--lwpdn, GENERAL BUSINESS AGENCY. i ( BAiilreC. a ATTEND TO; THE COLLECTION OF tfvCaiai affaiast the tiaiiennaster's and Commis- sary's Uepartmentmr tne unuea otaies. -pnrehase and sale, on Commision,of ! ; Stocks, Bomds Specie Bank Notes1 Also, to ths amd Beal Trompf': rttntim ' riven' to all bmsinest in hU lee a thi North-Osrolfmav Book-Store, corner of Fay, sii. a- mA 4Ka fl.nltnl finiwnoJ " ftaUtb. Jonas. 1865. 5! : v -? fc - wf44 lm. H D D(unni.ii thiri f!it.. Th nrimarV English branches mmd Latin will be tenghH I can be sera at Jordan Wonbta'm Raleigh, JmmeTltttV I I . I I 1 - . . B Vf " T'.r: - . - ill II I . - ' - . ; f . - " I " I I---":- 1 - , -i : ' V . ' 1 I I 1 . I V lit.--;? I I II I 'l 111 ' ? 11 I I'kf FRONT 8T WILMINGTON AND LYSTntlUM ST.;jtALEIGB, it- iOld Stmjid of n7C1B,lf DREWS tv CO.,) WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, SUTLER GOODS, YANKEE NOTIONS, CLOtmNG,b! 4. .f." t GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, hats and: GAPS, i BOOTS i AND SHOES, i &c, &c, ' &c. WM, B. CUTTER. June 6, 1865. GEO. Z. FRENCH j 43 lm. 0. S. BALDWIN, - ! Cffice with I SHAFER, WIllTFORD ' & CO., FASHIONABLE CLOTHIERS, 331 Broadway; (2nd floor,) ' j NEW YORK. .r-1, To my Friends io llaleigh, and throughout u i"ortn-aronna. : ."nv jt m ' -. t TOfAVlNG CONNECTED MYSELF WITH THE FIRM JUL of Shafer, Whltford fe Co.. 881 Broadway. N, n V ffxrazall Ka TtlMftH iA wtiii nn mn rA frranHsi srni -natrrtisai H - The STOCK OF CLOTHING, at wholesale and retail, is extensive, i GARMENTS made to order in latest styles at reasonable prices. .. ' X - i i O. gAXDWIPT, , formerly of Wilmington and Raleigh, N. C. April 11, 1846. J ; 19 6w. Br P. WILLIAMSON & CO.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, PAYETTEYILLE STREET. ' 1 v (D. C. Marray's old Stand.) HAVING OBTAINED THE PROPER PERMIT TO sell the articles enumerated below, we would respect fully ask eonsiirnments from Farmers and others who have 11- such articles to dispose of. . Cotton Cloth, Cotton. Yarns,' Bacon. Flour, Lard, Syrup, 8ugar, Rloe, Meal, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Long Forage, Bran. Ship Stuff. Tallow, Wax, Candles; Soap, -Fish, Lambs, ' Chickens, Butter, Eggs, . . .!:. J and , . jVegitaWes of all kinds. '. ' . :'' I ,j..itrBB8To: .;. , President and Superintendent Raleigh and Gaston Rai road Company. . I. President and Superintendent Nbrth-Caroliaa Railroad Company. John 81oan, Greensboro', N. C. - U. S. Williams, Charlotte, N. 0. . 8. Frankfort, Salisbury, N. C. Tilghman and Cooke, Weldon, N. C. E. A. Williams, President Exchange Bank, ClarksviDe, Virginia. - ''-" - ST A. Rawlins, Woodsworth, Virginia. Raleigh, N. C, May 19 1365. I -tf. 1. BLUMENTHAL, i UTI . , - ' AGENT U. S. MIL. RAILROADS QUARTERMASTER MIUTASY MVISIOK XIS8ISBIFFX. COOL SODA FOUNTAIN " AND '" - : CONFECTIONERY ; , '-:-!.'" : Ulso, - :'."" ;. : CHOICE HAVANA CIGARS, ' Six doors Sonthof the Capitol, on Favetterille St, At HEARTT; AND IREDELL'S Old Store. Raleigh, May 15, 1865.' ; 45 lm. C. W. 1). HDTCH1NGS WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM MIS FRIENDS . and the public generally that he is now prepared, as heretofore, to do all kind of , SADDLE - AND it ABBESS BEPAIEUTCr, in best manner and with promptness, at his Shop, first story under Masonic HalL Patronage earnestly soHcited. Raleigh, May 27, 1865. " - 16 tf. FrogresMcoj. i I. ; . - i i REWARD. LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE delivery at this office of a Package of Officers Cloth ing, taken from! a car. at this place, on tbe night of the zotn inst. a April 8, 1865. 11-tf. Headqaarters Military Division of the James, ;4ct ie Richmobo, Va Msy 8, 1865. $25,00O REWARD!! Y ORDER OF TBE SECRETARY OF WAR A Rewardof f i .' ;f:-;-:V! ?'- '!;tr TWENTY-FIVE Tn6USAND DOLLARS Is1 hereby offered for the arrest and delivery . for trial of W1L14AH BMi'lil,: ttebel governor or Virginia. . ; . j j H. W. HALI4KCS, ' 20 tf. , i -!v;-: :-b i lJfy0 6imtt -Ckn&ffi, . U JAMES IV HATHAWAY ; (formerly of the firm of Hathaway A Co., Wilmington, N O.) COMMISSION MERCHANT, - . -Ml PsABt, Nsw -Xobbu PARTICULAR' ATTENTION PAID TO THE SALE of Southern Produee. O.ders for goods with cash accompanying them; will be faithfully and promptly exe euted. " ' '.-! I I i: , June4,185. j ' . 4S 8m. MRS..H. W. amXERTS. BOARDING HOUSE, CORNER OF NEWBERN AND PERSON 8T&, -. BAIBIGH, . C. . . , By the Day, Week and Month. 1-tf. i '; XADJBSf AHD BpJiUm'B ' ICE CREAM AND SODA WATER McKIMMON'S STORE, ; O!D0OftlOM i PA1VATE nOQ.tUi TOliitMl'BSm Raleigh, May 81,'186S.J-, ol.n. .,-v. - , H8 tft IaANB; FOR SALE. tL a V 1 OFFER TOR SALE A TRACT OF SPLENDID LAND ef 898 Bares, lywgmdlacent to the towm of Suffolk, Va. v Aboat 8i seres are wood land, sad the heJanee fsolesred. Mr Jsmes Norfieet of Suffolk, will show it te say one wishing to purchaser . Address ; P. R, MERRYMAN, i-.;,u. , trv- -j t 'Henderson, N. CY, 'CTTHtrxf Yotbt Herald copy to the ameunt of tab dol iTsrsTsadsend biU-toK.aiefe June Jith, 1865, ff 'its sfafa ftaT1 mmmmrrw- TF3 ULE3 &W pESIJLTlOn9 Cmcermlag CdsmsmerelmJ IsUwouMmi tftfth Im tiixreeUoMrr Siat. '-'''- . ;-fXECTJTT : Sxaot-H-a Csuaaaa, .:ri: ..,-,. WukinrtfiiL' Anril SS. 1S6&. Ji Being desirous to relieve all fovaT citizens and weH-dTs- poseaf persons r-aainr m insurrectionary utates from nmnseesesry' commercial reatrietiona, and to eneeurage them to retarn to peaceful aorsatta, it i hereby ordered : L ThatsJlrestrittfionsnpoQinto Wise Commercial intercourse be discontinued in aneh narta . 'r of the8tates of Tenneasee, Virginia, North-Carolina Sotrth caroirnsv Ueorgia, Florida, Alahmaa, Hissf saippVand so much of Lonisisna as lies east the Misslssippt-rtver, as shall ; be embraced within the lines of national military occupa-. tion excepting only . such jrestriettons as are imposed by ct Pf CoBgreas , and regulations in piirsuanoe thereof, -prescribed by the Seretary o the Treasury, and approved sy thj President ; and excepting also from: the effect of thu order the fblnwinor artricJea eontrahanil of war. trt.wit i jataat iMWUwinu aruetes from whion ammunition is nanuiaefo aaleawoaw-sniaaJ .j:r.J ;'v ' ' a tf. That all exisain-f vaattaryand aval orders in any aaAs-Hsatrieng intend ;dom com meretal intercour-e; and trade wilh, PR ini the localities above named be, and the same are hereby, revoked; and that eo military or naval officer, in any manner,' interrupt or interfere with -tlm: same, ' ir 'with any -boats or other vessels engaged therein dnder proper authority, pursuant to the regulations of the Secretary of tbe T.aasury , - ' - i t RTIT.1GS 'A VTi RftOTTT. ATTHH9 CktMerning ChnicialUrrse teUh and in j I ' . I limiiv&pifarjf StaUt.. . . j' j p f Teb&sdbt Dspabtmkkt, May S, 1865 TWfth avr 6f 'Carrying put the purposes of the Execn- trve,8s expressed in bis executive order, bearing date 1 Ajprii 29tb, 1865, to relieve all -loyal citizens and well disposed persons residing in fosurrectionary States from unnefcessary commercial restrictions, and Ho eneoorage them to return to peaceful pursuits," th following regula tions' are prescribed, snd will hereafter govern commercial intercourse in and between the States of Tennessee, Vir ginia,. North-Carolina, South-Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana eabt of tbe Mississippi river, heretofore declared in insurrection, and the loyal - Alt commercial transactions lander these regulations shall be conducted under the supervision of officers of the. customs, sad others acting as ofhoere of the. customs. I ID PaoHtBrrxo Abticlks ' . The following articles are prohibited, snd none such wilt be allowed to be transported to or within any State hereto fore idee tared in insurrection, except on Government account, viz: Arms, ammunition, all articles from which ammunition , is manufactured, gray uniforms -sod cloth, locomotives, cars, railroad iron, and machinery for operat ing rai'lroada, telegraph wires, insulators, and instruments for operating telegtaph lines. ' IlLtAMornrrs Or PbodOcts aixowbo, axd Placxs to I WBica soca mat bs tbahspobtbo. . It baying been determined and agreed upon by the pro per officers oi the War and Treasury Departments, in ac cordance with the requirements of section 9 of the act of July 8, .1864, that the amount of goods required to supply tbe necessities of loyal persons residing in insurrectionary ' States, i within' the military lines of tbe United Statea " forces, shall , be am amount equal to tbe aggregate of the applications therefor, .sad that the places to wnioh such goods may be taken shall be, all places within such lines that may be named in the several applications for trans portation : thereto,, it is therefore directed that elea ranee shall be granted, upon application, by aay loyal person or s party, for all goods mad merchandise not prohibited, in such amounts, and to suchplaeea which, under the revenue . and collection laws of tbe United 8tates have been created ports ef entry and delivery im the coastwise trade, as the applicant may desire. ; . ,. ." , - i--. IV. CrBAjrca. 1-'! Before may Teasel shall be cleared for may port within the insurrectionary States, or from one port to another -therein, or from aay such ports to a port is the loyal States, the master of every' such vessel shall present to the proper officer of esstomsi or other officer meting; as such. msnifost of her cargo, which manlfest'shall set forth .the . character of the merchandise oomposing said cargo, ana, if showing no prohibited articles shall be certified by such officer of the customs. . .. j .j V.f Abbivaj. Airb Discbabob or Caboo ur am IxaoBBao- 1' -.!';'!. TIOKABT SVATB. .') j On the arrival of any such vessel st tbe port of destina : tion, it hall be the duty of the master thereof forthwith to present to tne proper omcer or i tne customs tbe certi fied manifest of her cargo whereupon the offieer shall cause tbe vessel to be discharged under his general super vision ; and, if tbe cargo is found to correspond with tbe manifest, a certificate to the effect shall be given to said master. ..L .-:...) ; - ';! ! . If there shaH be found on board any prohibited articles,' such articles shall be seised and, bsld subject to the orders of' the Secretary of the Treasury; and the officer shaH forthwith report to the Department all the facts of the case; mod any such vessel arriving from any foreign port or from any domestic port without a proper clearance, or with contraband articles on board, shall, with the cargo, be seized! snd held as subject to confiscation under the lairs of the United States. ! VL LADiita wiTaar Ajre obpabtdbb raov ak Insobeso ! K -J-'' : tiosabt Statb. ; -j - Vessels ; in ports within an insurrectionary State, not declared by proclamation open tothe commerce of the world. Shall be laden under tbe supervision of tbe proper officer of this Department, whose duty it shall be to re quire, before any articles are allowed to be shipped, satis factory evidence that upon all merchandise so shipped the taxes and fees required by law snd these regulations have been paid or secured to be paid, which fact, with the , amount so paid, sball be certified-upon the manifest before clearance shall be granted ; and if, upon any articles so shipped, the fees and internal revenue taxes, or either ' shall only have been secured to be paid, such fact shall be ' noted upon tbe manifest, and : the, proper officer at the port of destination of such, vessel; sball hold the goods until all such taxes and fees shall be paid according to law ? snd these regulations. ' M '.' !' r ! J ? 1 ". VIL ' Sopplt Stoees. .. ' 'Persons desiring to keep a' supply store at any place within an insurrectionary State shall make application therefor to the nearest officer of the Treasury Department, : which application shall set forth that the applicant is4kyal to the Government of tbe United States ; and upon filing ' evidence of aucb loyalty a license for such supply store shall, forthwith be granted and tbe person to whom the license is given shau bs authorised to purchase goods at any other supply store within the insurrectionary States, or at such other point in the United States as he may select.,' i-l ! :. : -i! ':;' !7 iThe party receiving such licensershall pay therefor the license fee prescribed by the internal revenue Jaw. c ". f V' VIII. EXCBPTSD Abttc-b-, '-.. '.l Al articles bf local production and consumption, such as fresh vegetables, frnit butter, ice, eggs, fresh meat, wood, coal, Ae, Ac, msy, without fee or restriction, be . fwely transported and sold at such points with'n an insur 'rictionsry State as the owner .hereof may desire, j , ' , I2L Sbipvbxt or.PmpnvcTS or' ah : lKsy-cB-crioirAET lAfl cotton not producett by persons with their own labor, b of With the labor of f reed men or others employed and pma DV mem, muse, oeivre euipment 10 any port ur piace .ina-loVsl. 8tate. be sold to and resold by an officer of the 6ovesmest speejaUy appointed for tbe purpose, under regulations prescrihed by the Secretary of the Treasary, and approved by the President ; . and, before allowing any cotton or; ober prodnct to be shipped or gran ; iog clear afaae for see vessel, the nroner "enstoms officer, or other person act isr as such, must require li-om tbe purchasing d Aeut ur.t'HS inieTuw revmse owner, cw"""w ma. tusr.j cotton pi oposeti to be sh'pprd has keen resold I by him, or that t wen; v-five per ceni. of be value thereof nas been paid - to sbch purehasin'jr ' Agent Ha money, and that the cotton is thereby free from fuviber fee or tarn. tlfhe not--; ton nr onosed to be Sbinoed is claimed, and proved to be tbe product of a person's own, labor or of freedmen or,, - ol be:s emn'oyed and paid by them, tne omcer win require N'tbftfi rBtiinniair fMnf !t.hree aanti ner nouad ahall bai peid ttecafed tobe pa tbeTeoa; - . A j IT any pr pduc other than cotton is offeredfor shipment , tne ceitiocate or tea isteraai revenue omcer, tarns aii in-, tern&l tAies 4ne thereon be-ro been eolleeted and paid, 'musi be produced prior to iueh produete Wing shipped or afcaretl ; and if there fat.no internal revenue officer, them ; ' such taxes shall be collected by the easterns offieer, or be shall eauae she me toje seoered to4e paid aafeovidod Urn these regulais?;i-j.J ,;,;jVi i - " ' I ''1 ' f '' !r' - I.I in fllMMU-IM . .1. i .'. V The pToviaions of there ragnlatioas, nsosssartry ssoemea, -t shall be considered applicable te all shipmente inland to t - or within inrarrectioBsry States by may mvsM of trams . fitBiimhkmtA'-''-'--: -,i--4-. ."' V-t.-'- ff , G)odsxprW ,a?y8tatesftee! -ri-V i: '': ' ' ' ' ;;: k. f The eharges j upon all prodacU ahtpped or traasported i from 4n insunectioacry State, other than: opoa eottom, Shell be the ebarge pretbed by the internal rerenue laws. Upon eattoaotaer than that pureaas-4 sad resold l by the GoTmeat, hree cents per.: pbaad, whkh must bt ctedUeAby the olaoeroaiiectw-iam foUowmyTw. two ! scats pe? pound the sblopii g fee. All cotton pnreh . ated aad resold bv tae Government sball .be allowed to be trmai.portet f ee Leis mil fees mad taxes whatsoever. " f Fall mod cooprelettRanuts mud records mto he-kept, ay all offiasrm metn aaev these r-giilatioae, of their inanuiMforea, jrray mimrms and cloth, loepmobves, ears, raiuoW 'Jron, and inacbinery for operating railroads.' telegraph Vires,' iasulittors; and instruments for operating III Jtif f?T- NO 50 tmassetioas ander Uwm ; Ik a..j -vii v , J!,ertled bT Commissioner of Customs. ( -Ho goods Aaffoe sold maalasnrrectionart State hy or te nor anv transaction .m .ui. -1 ! 'tJ11 Government of the United States. - followioff oath. r evidence iahV uf k.i V;: - ws va ivymn uiu UH mHTmrmiw sseaiV anliiwim .- i - T" Miwuiug, naa oeea taken, vis : Hv .v yyy'yft1 pt Almighty "vr1? "lownjaitnraiiysnpporV protect, and dfend the Constitution of the United Stafcesj and all laws made in pursuance thereto" "4 ji1 r-; 'v . ; syj-v-i;J?OBw 4 These regulations shall takf effect and be in force on ,and after tiie, 10th day of May. 1985, and. shall supersede ail other regulations and cireUlars heretofore "prescribed by tbe TreaaurTjDepartnieBt eoncerninir eomnteroial inter course between loyal, and ' insurrectionary jStates, all of wuivu mc uereoy recinaea ana annulled. " s (. ; : 1 , , ,, HUGlTMcCULLDCH, - '-:;,:' ' ); ' , .,.SWtary. ..p.tbji .Treasury. :" .'":?:-:'A '-";; EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, Um. h " ; Washihoiok Cm,' My 15. - Toe IOreerointr mles and reiriTla.trnnH. mneniino- mm merciaj tatereourse with and in States and parta-of States- f uwurrQHonj preBcnoea oy tne; eecreiary oi , lUB ArcHsury in coniormiry wun Acts ot Uoogress relating w vto, u.iuK kuu d ecu uu voiiiuuerea ay; ure, arc nere UJT 0.ptlTJU -4 Sf s-IP j . ; ivnniw Vinna mi! May 24; 1865: ., .. i .-48 6i THE NORTH-CAROLINA TIMES POLrMCAIi, COMMERCIAL AJTO FAMILY NEWSPAPER, - m'i-uZ rs j..- - -, "sbtotbd eo" ' .'--. ' ? News, Politics. Commerce, Agricaitoro, Arts, Science and Literktare,. TESTAt &f JOY. Editors and Proprietors. PUBLISHED AT NEWBERN, N. C. THE NORTH-CAlROUNA TI9IES 1 4 i viu rtrsMisH ;:- The Latest News fromi sill Qnartttrs, AT THS XABLIBST KOXBKT. i. It will maintain the Union, oppose Secession, and strive, by argument ana persuasion, ;to i ieacourage that spirit of 1 LOYALTY TO THE GOVERNMENT, iopon which the future Peace and Prosperity of the People ' must forever depend. It is hoped that the interest and variety of its contents its regard for the Business interest of the community its Financial and Market Reports and its advoosa- of all just and humane enterprises, will commend it to : ... The Patronage of all Classes of People ABO MASS IT i A WELCOME VISITOR TO THB y ' ' v. '"" Family Circle, the Connting-Room sad the Workshop. TERMS OF BUBSG&lPTlONi THE NOBTH-CAROLINA TIMES, isiued every Morn ing, (Sundays excepted,) and, is furaiemed to Subscribers (by Mail ior Carrier at i , . i . ; TEN DOLLARS PER ANNUM.. Particular attention is paid to the prompt and early de livery of tbe paper to its Patrons in the City, and to the regularity of its transmission to those abroad. TERMS OF ADVERTISISG: rsB Square, or ops incb $1 first insertion, 50 cents each subsequent insertion. Atl advertisements must be paid' for at the desk in the Counting Room previous to insertion. ' ' ; 45 tf. THE DAILY PltOGltESS. A UNION PAPER ... ' JUrTBm-!--v.' I',- - CAPITAL OF NORTH-aAKOLINA. ttw aving Determined to remain in raleigh JUL and make the Pboobbrs one of the permanent fixtures of tbe Canital of the State, we appeal to our friends thronorhnnt the State to exert themselves to extend it8 eirenlation.' " -f3 "'fi Bastites, Prisons and 4Toorts Of Star vh-mber Having been abolished by the Union armies, and the old Flag having been again unfurled on the Capitol of our good old State never again to be lowered by treason, the people can read those nanera that advocate their Drinci Dies and ex press their own sentiments without the fear of tbe rack or trie staxe ; ana it is our aeierminauon w wa&o 4 u .v- gbbss Worthy the confidence of the intelligent masses. We have associated with us in tbe Editorial management of the paper gentlemen of experience ana or acJcnowieagea talent and ability, and we shall SD&re' neither labor or ex pense to render tie paper worthy of the Capital of the State and a welcome visitor in every loyal family. Though it is our determination to make; the Pboobess a live newspaper we shall not, ignore those j great questions that so deeply affect our immediate future and which must be speedily acted upon and settled. " We shall give to the Administration of President Johnson an act! ve and Sealous support, and, whatever -of s power-oinnueace we may possess to restore harmony, peace and prosperity to our native state, we lovetue union, we ove fliH-iirvuuiiwi, and all our enersies and ! whatever of talent we may possess, or shall be able to command in the management of toe paper shall be employed tor xne .preservaiion 01 me one and to increase the prosperity of the other. - 5 -v-. in the management' 01 our publications we shall knew no North, no 8outb, hoi East, no West, but will labor earnestly and 5ntinually-'-for the welfare of our whete country.' I ' I " i 'r' ' ' . THE WEEKLY PROGRESS, The publication of which has been interrupted by the de rangement of the mails, will be resnmed immediately, asd we make an eacnest appeal ;to our friends to exert them selves in extending its circulation. (,' ' , , TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION r . 1 Daily paper one year, V. - - - - -s r $10 00 " ' ' six months, -. - - - - i-. -S OO ;' " !; Weekly paper one year, - .-' ' ' S CO ' " six months, - -. - -i !- - 1 bO ' Persons sending us clubs of ten or mors, to One office, st one time, willbe furnished with the paper gratis. ). L. PENNINGTa A CO. . Raleigh, Msy, 1865. j SL ' , . ''" ' tf miltt! AST RAILKOADS. Morehead City and Goldsboro", aad Goldsbori T aird laleigb."8Vines.'j ' CArlS IiEAVE NEWKBERNE '.FQR "RALEIGH. 410 A. M. '!';tv "1 "- :i -: s- - '. For Morehead City at 4.60 P. M. ? - - RETURNING. .) Leave RALEIGH for New Berne at lOiA. Mir " Leave Morehead City for New Berne 9,20 A M. : ; WLM INGTON AND -GOLDSBORO' LINE. AT , Leave Goldsboro' for Wilmington at 8.10 P. M. Leve Wilmington for Gntdsboto' at Aso A. K. - J. B. VAN DYNE, tpermtendemsw MayS?, 1885. 88 tt; Headquarters, Post oi Baleigh NC ! ; ' .i v '. Anril tsv InaXi . M mm a ... ' AnwrnTi vtt, mnn rfVM. . . ,-r I tt Jfi rKiYAiB utfivfc w na .rvsws; vubl. mender wilt be la the ComptroJler'a oSoe..a the Capitol building,' ; ; "'j ( ' , ; M-tL A HEW . : . - iii-; .! ;I fit' THE ! DAILY rmHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING; 0Q!AIIiED. TEE 1L necessary permit from "the Militan aoiliesities. nre nose to puDiisa in tne uuy ot ivaieign, a- oatiy newspaper to be eafled the RALEIGH RECORD. - ! ; i Tbut paper will contain a record of the important events of the country , both civil and military, the latest military orders affecting tbe intoresto of- th peopta. as Nbrta Carolina and; of the Soeth, the deity market prises of 1 provision, Ati, and 'such otbe aoiseallaneons. reading: ' matter ed is usually found in the solum of daily aew--papers. -:t t:n 'r ?rT :' i :, f' -:' - Harinir no nartv nnvnosea to snbserv. and: an DolitibsA PAPER. i HAI1EI6H." a-pirations to gratify, w shall,, whenever we feel called upon to do so, speak our honest gaoiimenta uvnegardi me tbe great measure nffeeting the, interastaof. our peonllr - -; nawarped by particu feeliag oepersooal i sbnooityi - , Pertoasin the ttty desiriigto aalleforto RaW ltMnni -rill nlM-jt iM-efficeinthe old Rlfl5aw ? buildtafc near the Court Hease uouse, to give us uieir namcK , TRaMSX-ini-le ooniea 10 ; 31 0 a for six month $i 0 aewsdealr$5 dred eopie. Adyextisinfi. owi suaifs one dollar. . A .liberal deletion njed h-r tt month or vear. ' -.I'rF ; "-?' TtThe drst MbesroJT the papeit wffl b er issued :ThMaay-xeeraiiis;aexV --i " "4 V " ' o-14& vs.V2 1 j 7V; rvfe34 : ' i- rS; 'JSUFHAsf ?lefgh7 Hay 29, ltC5y THE AMNESTY OATH . ie smntSty 04th now anfiirtitiirpii the, natl, ImiiA tUaiii eiviltansr All that latiHbsbraiter-woi i banced. andthe firat iSRrir.r tv. .i :..!!.. iS'7 pft! I9t,,&59le beine admitte.7it bein TBWledm'sheoathAiV-:1 -'v'jSv.y!? -ThefoUowing is the present form of the oath : : !aTTGSnaf! wy oroteet and defend thetnstitution of the ITmitMi ritlt.' .and the. Un ion of the States thereunder i and that I will iii u&n muinT awue vy ana unainuy support Ml acts of Congress passed during the exlsting.rebellion with refei -enoe to staves, so-long and so far as notirepealed, modified or held void. y .Congress, or by. decision Of J.h 8upram 3 Couit; and that I will in like manner abide by and feTth y emppart mil prodsmsUons of .the Presideut made "ne exiating rebellion, faaving reference to slaves. Belong aad so tr as not modified or declared void by the decMW)l' rf the Snprtme Court So Hsur Ms Goo. T the best snstained work of the kind in the world." - TJ'A-T -a-i.- ' . -.-. JBXfc. p . BEW MONTHLY i MAGAZINE. . . -. i -. r. CbiiitlflMim. of, the Prest? - ; : . It Ja. the . fbremttet Magasine of -the day.' The firesi de never had a more delightful companion, nor the million a more enterprising friend, than Harper's Magaaine. MeUtr odtst Ptvtestant (JBaAltmoxe). : j ' i The most popular Monthly in the worTd. iTie Tot k Obterpfr. .'ypsn.t ; .j - ..: ,i ' T We must refer in terms of eulogy to the highs tone and .Varied ekteUepce of Habpeb's MiOAZiNSa iouriial with a ' monthly eirenlation of about CT0,0W oopiesri ' wbotw r partaare to ha found some of the choicest lightand gen--eralreadmg of the day We speak of t this work as an evidence ot the American People and the popularity it , has acquired is merited. Each Number contains folly 144 ; pages olWadjBg spaatter, approprnitlv illustrated wi"h ; good wood-cutaj and it combines in itself ths racvmontb'y ana tbe more nhiloaonhiRsl t -tost features of the daily iournal. -ilt has emm nownf in tbe dissemination of a love of pure literature. Tesbnsr's The volumes bound constitute of themselves a library of misellanedns readibf such as can not heTbund in the same compass in any other publication that hasepms under our ounce. jsostcn vouner. F t -SUBSCRIPTIONS. " " - -;- 18 65. . , ::T . The Publishers have perfected a system of .mailing by which they can supply the Magazine and Wbskjlt promt -i-' ly to those -who prefer to "receive their periodicals directly from the Offico of Publication, i . The postage on Habpbb's MaGAzhra is 24 cents a year, which, must be paid at the subscribers post-office. ' j v . ' : : Terms : , . :? Habpbb's Magazine, one year, . . . f (4 00 ; An Extra Copy of either the Magazine or Wskklt will ' be supplied gratis for every Club -of Fivb Subscribers' at ft: to each, in one remittance; or Six Copies ior - Back Numbers can be supplied at any time. A Complete Set. now Comprising Twenty nine Volume. in neat cloth binding, will be Bent by express, freight &t expense of purchaser,' for (2 25 per vofrime. Single volumes, by mail, postpaid, $3 00. Cldtb cases, for bind- ing, oo ceuiB, oy mail, j)t)sipaia. Aaaress S8-if. ' ' t Franklin Square, New Torfc. 1.. i ' THE PROCLAMATION. A rBOCLAMATION BY THE PRESIDENT OF TIIB tJNITKD '' states oi America. - n '.Wbbbbas, It appears from evidence in ihe Bureau of Military Justice, that the -airocious murder of tbe late President, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, and tne attempted us sa&sination of ths Hon. Wm. H. Sbward, Hecretany of 8tat e. , were incited, concerted and procured by and. between Jefferson Daris, late of Richmond, Vs., and Jacob Thompw son; Clement C Clsy, Beverly Tucker, George N. Sanders,- W. 0 Cleary. and ' Other rebels and traitors aarainst the ' Government of the United States, harbored in Canada Sam; therefore, to the end that justioe may be done, . I, ANDREW JOHNSON, President of the United States, do offer -and promise for the arrest of said persons, or either of them, wi thin the limits ef the United States, so that they can be brought to trial; the following rewards: One hundred thousand dollars for the arrest of Jefferson Daria ;; ., ,j . :. ; , Twenty-five thousand dollars for the arrest of Clement C. Clay. . - Twenty. five thousand dollars for ' the arrest of Jacob Thompson, late of Mississippi. '.- Twenty-fire thousand dollars for tbe arresl of George V. Sanders. ' I - ' Twenty-five thousand dollars for the arrest of Beverly Tucker, and ; j .',;'' Ten thousand dollars for the arrest of William. C. Cleary, late Clerk of Clemefat C. Clay -i The Provost Marshal General, of the,' United States is directed to camme a description of4 nsld persons, 'with notion of the above rewards, to be published, r : ' In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my.-hand and ., caused tbe seal of the United States to be affixed Done at the City of Washington, the second day of May, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and Biaiy-iiTe, aaa 01 me maepenaeuce ot vne vaie otaves 01 ANDREW JOHNSON. Bv tbe President : W- Eubtbb, Acting Secretary of State "JS4 tf. MCIXITAEY G0VEENMENT OP Mffi CITY Col G F Granger, Commanding 3rd Brigade, Sd Division, 10th Army Corpm, Post Commander. . , - Lieut H S Sanford. 115th New York Volunteers,, AAA General and Post Adjutant. : Capt S C F Smith, 9th Maine Volunteers,-'A A General. Major George B Dyer, th Regimenb Maine olunteei s, Provost Marshal : i I-' Lieut .WmZ Norton4th Nsw; Bauapshire Volunteer- Assistant Provost Marshal. I . t .. Lieut George SDailey, 9th Maiae Volnnjesrs, Assistant :- Provost Marshal. ' !' - ' Capt Chas F Weeks, th Uaiae Volunteers, A A Q M, 'o Capt Geo O Atmy; O S-. f ( X,iiKi-ti . ' Capt S C P Smith, 9th Maine Volunteers, A. A. L G. Burgeon Jno Kpowlsom l$9th New York .Volanteora, Chief Medical Officer. ' ! ' Capt R R Mosber, 169th New Tnrk Volunteers, ADC. v tieut Ed Yanderzee, 16th New York Volunteers, .A D C. Officers a 115th BeginseBt N. York Volunteers. TJ' Johnson, Llent Col Commanding.- ' B U Wairatb, Jlafor. r . u.-- . ; . Nicholas De Grafi.' Acting Adjutant. - ., , Martin McMartin, Quartermaster. , .-. Lieut A G SToeusa. Commanding Co A. ' ' ' " Lieut A Collier, IJpnt A Oolliev. ' - t g. J f - Lieut O L Clark, Capt .Wm B Shaw, Capt E B Savage, Lieut M Mcintosh, Lieut J M H11L C. E, Git Ll K.I I .' OfBcees of 9th Maine Voluiiteers. Joseoh Noble, Lieut Col Commaocling,' George B Dyer. Major. ! , Henry RWadsworth, Adjutant. : George S Hay, Quartermaster, ; iOtis P Rice. Assistant Sunreon. -; ' "Lieut Wm A Babeock, Commanding Co A. Cant:lr F McKenney. B. ' Can Geo Ws Brown, f Capt BenjtJ BUI, J:, Cant JC Beal. . r - ! C.' i..Dv-(- ;)i'';l' .f'fa i 14et W F Denning,. ' "Lieut 8 A Doten,. IJeat A H Chase, I- lf Capt Geo aGolbathi - "i Rotsiinal.lst oi: thet A. jial and Acting Field srjeuijl Staffiaad CoaspaOT commander piesent. im ltll N ewHafflBsh ire Vehmteer. 4:1 j v . , John H Roberts, Caitaur, j Co D, Commahdiegfiieer. GW HeckmstCBtaa?( ,1, Qq k Rrirant Qutetmaster and' Company Command1 er - - , h t I D PDearborn, Suaw . , """ Alfred Marland, tef Lient Co' AWitin-MusterAct-mg Adjntaat. , - . ,l m t Joseph Wmgeiej, ' Co Ai AwaitW Muster, Acting Coin, .mander. 3. .. r , , , t , . u v f 4e 't?' 15 eut Co BVCommanding QBn 1 McD H-Jsey, c t Cfli c, Commanding Co C. . T ySSJJ'Cswt Cd Et Commanding Co D. S ?1 ,; 1st LletA Co E, Commanding f 0Chae,. c!-J.t Co F.'Commendhag-C-r.t j P DomaVSir :.wf riA ia iinitiTnAnriinBr ijb it im". it, i ftabyJCap4Commar -fSti Huekins,CaptCeKrCru -uj r 2 Lfioberts, Capt 4th. 1JH& Ki. . 4 iswrence, Jiajor, y y diacta VaIiwL f 8 Bvan-Adhrtant. VASZ'tn. ; . - J m - w 1 in AL' . C A H Hnitr. Onartsr - Ala S-iWiiliiarteT awwigi " 5 N A Cbamberlar tosttki :-I:" - V'yiV: - S'? V'rf fvASurreen ; " ' V Wm A BTe -Jkpt Cammandime Can ' r SBSi VOTr inn- W .r .B iltWKd JHnn DO WiartMina.4 I aaem 1, l vapt-j n a 7?'! w ' ' T 1 -T7"7 f '?? San t word. Ck,m.r .v; n I .13 ft vi-I-