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COLLEGE OF TEACHERS.

THE Western Literary listuse and College of P1oes-
sional Teachers, will hold its Eighth Annual Meeting
Cincinnati, during the FRS, week October ncx.,
cling on Monday ls,
Numerous addresses will b, delivered, and reports read
On subjects connected with Education.
All Teachers and ssisns Education, throughout the
anu Sonsh invised attend and participate III
s oeosat'ons and all Associations Of Teachers, AMI
Soeisees Tor the promotion requested
ssnd delegates the meeting -
by order Of tho Executive Committee:
A. III. M'GUFFEY, Scc'v.
Cincinnati, July 81, 1855
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WEEKLY BUFFALONIAN-vses

WEEKLY BUFFALON1AN.-vsossr
IN the first Saturday Of June, 1888, vas isEsd =
~ number Of the WEEKLY BuvyADosiAs, |" -
quarto Of eight pages, containing about The ~ y -
Of reading INA tier IS the New York MiHo. fssf 1
S3)-at the very low price OF 7no Doiten Sn ~
Gdrance.
The DAILY BUV1ALoNIAN 10 sent IN city ee9 os~s
scribers at Elk dollars per anmom, in adFsncs.
Ths position and prospects of Buffalo, J"
situation the ne ad Of tina Grad Canal, asa
lnencement Of more than a thousand miles Of In.
tion, make il tn, mos, favorable port fos VI 1872
Of paper destined have The widest cises
now 20 be published.
The Weekly Bufalonan will Be filed wif sssf12
ter, the largest portion Of which will be ofigfssl
peculiar character which has made fae D7J
neotly populas.-The ';eurt asd Police stsss.s
the markets, commercial, hnas.c iai. asa ps'-ks(
gence win always bs foll--xhilc u has sos" -
financial cliques, secterian religion, OF parry
II will be its aim advance the Interest,"
the happiness and prosperity Ct Bsfaia. ana ~ -
~ with which il is connected By inland nisfs.s-
try, at this moment interesting aod
! any other the globe. -
| The most extensive arrangements hase -" - n
| % secure valuable correspondents ia svey - a
country. Especially in the great eossnseses"
| East and West.
Weekly papers in New Yot, Pesm.ynssS,f
Michigan, Indiana. Illinois and Wisronss 49,
above six times with this pasgraph1 WIN
! free exchanges with the Daily RaAaiouian, 20
Subscriptions mus, be addressed (pnss Has6n o.
! Pyblsshes. DAsA
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vENDuE.
Extensive Sale Of Real aud
PePsnm1l EState

Personal Estate.
2O,h day Of August next, large amount of stock,
TOOLS agricultural implements, AID household and kitchen
furniture head Of horsss,5 mich and calves,
GO 10 head of hogs S sheep,3 wagons log chains
ploughs, axe compsts set of blacksmith tools, and
various articles partcuarize. Also,
a time and place, 22O ACRES OF LAND,
being farm which they at present occupy Said farm
10 situated East Folk Of Whitewater miles below
Richmond, l-2 from Centrevillo There the
premises MILL La thing and Singing machine,
turning ath, driven by the East Fork, and about 50
acres in The East Fork Canal will divide il
centre, from north to SOUTH feeder dam Of
feet high and lock, located tho premises About
SO land is BOTTOM of the best quality, y
ing all in a body. There is abundance of timber, OF
quality, the place. Persons wishing
it, time previous to the day of SALE
place, also the road from Richmond Brookvle
and a county road running and both
of place full description cannot be given in
this notice, but il will be cheerully shown
wishing view tho 1t is believed to be valuable
location any in the county, being among the VERY
FIRST ENTRIES MAIDS in the country.
Tho sale will be POSITIVE, being close n
The will be very liberal, but particularly made
known the day Of sale.
THOS J. LARSd, s. Co.
July, 1893.
N. 3. We will offer, the tmo and place, -Four
Lots in the of Greeneld tho Of Hancock
Said lots situated end of town, and all
fronting the National Road.
county, Ia miles from tho Wabash river, and mile
fayetis.
TT. l.. & Co.
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RAW XEF1GRa

3AW HGE1E3a
JAMES ". GREEN, attorney and Councillor at La"
and Master Cou,misroner in C7aneery;
UTAS permanently Gated himself in the town Of Rich
monl, Wayne county, Indiana; whore all commune
business in his professional line will receive
prompt punctual attention As Master in Chancery
e legally laws Of this State to admin
lister deposton and tho acknowledgements OF
deeds, mortgages, &c.
JAMES w. GREEN, REMov ed ms
JO6ce door ,cest Of the Bank ooer E. T. Tuner
Store, corner of Main and Pearl streets.
Dec 9, 1897. 4tf
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James G.. Ferguson,
TAKE NOTICE.

IAkE NUTICE.
nR VIM =. SMITH, respectfully solicts all thos.
IL indebted him for a longer period than ons year. T.,
call and settlethe ash from those date will
be refused.
U@-lmperatve necessity has prompted this DUN, and
the hopes twill be punctually attended
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CALEB Zo WfrtEIANsa

CALEB lo WIrLlEIAEso
DESPECTFULLY requests all indebted him, to
Z make payment, he is very much in of
this time.
N. b. He has constantly hard all times,
SADDLES. BRIDES, HARNESS., IFI{fFS, COL
Lars and SADDLE TREES; all Of which he viii
ell on fair ami reasonable terms.
RIcHMoSD, Sept D. 1887. 37tf
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THE subscriber, having purchased the stock of COALE
& HAMILTON, has made large additions TO tho same,
is ready furnish his friends and customers with
good and good terms they can be
purchased in tho West, either wholesale or retail
ELLIS P. COALE.
C-Wok order, the shortest notice; all Rlrs
mended gratis.
Richmond, Jun. 2, 1888. 2lu
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WOOD AND IRON TURNING.

NEW ENGLAND COUGH SYRUP,
The Of rIh has become established ~
safe and eoEeaeoNs remedy discovered for
INFLUENZA, COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
WHOOPING.COUGH, SPITTINGs OF
BLOOD, AND ALL AFFECTIONS
OF THE LUNGS.
PREPARED ONLY THE SOLE Proprietor,
DANIEL GODDARD, No. GOLD Sr.
NETWORK.
Ply stefan, from whom the Recipe
confdeniay obtained, state, that he has used
himself and In his extensive practice in Pulmonary afec
vegetable eubstances Of which is entirely composed
peculiarly adapted diseases Of the Lungs Liver and
Stomach.
This medicine has very extensively, and
failed in giving relief in diseases for which recommend
with bleeding the Lungs, and all
had failed the most decided and faierng success has
attended its Common colds, which generally tn
effect of obetruced perspiration will yield influence
in few hours when used in asthma hoarseness Wheel
curing tranquil and sleep In whoopns cough It
rival operates gentle expectcration and
may be given to infants wiki perfec, safety
testimonials OF value Of
remedy certificates Of which be the bill
ofdecfons accompanying each bole Any person using
k will be TO Tecommen nd again.
For sale, by IRWIN REED, & BROTHER.
ALSO,-For sale, as above,
THE ORRIS TOOTH WASH;
superior article for TEETH and GUNS, concurre
testimony eminent Dentists, and numbers of
Medical Faculty, in every part of the Union, united
favor of this article.
RICHMOND, IA, July IA, 1888. 2-f
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SUGAR iEiSlA5Ho
S TR A Y E ID .

1NROM the pasture of the subscriber living half mile
u below Richmond, Whitewater. on the evening of
the 18th inst large rcd meh of the Durham and
Hadencss bred, white her sides AMI hanks,
. large in her face, and short horns also heifer
bout Is months old, color and marks like tho
TO BE- somewhat difficult distinguish them apart
shs DO very much obliged person no shall
leading tho discovery and procuring of said
cattle; person taking chargs of them shall DO fully
for all trouble and expense they be
w. BANCROFT.
Gienhope, near Richmond, 7th 2Sth, 1885,
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SPRING FOUN DRY.

SPRING FOUNDRY.
THE Subscr bes having entered into coparnershp
der the firm of l. E. JONES' CO., respectfully inform the
public they established Foundry on the north
side of Richmond, prepared furnish all kinds OF
Castings Dispatch and in the ueatest Ihey
will also furnish patterns ifwanted, on fair terms
L. F.. JONES,
JESSE II. HUTTON.
Oc,ob.r ODD la36 42tf JOHN NJ. HUTTON.
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Double Coveriet Weaving.

Wiz Subscriber would inorm the public that he h,s
l. commenced the business of Cnverlet Wearing agaa
III all - various branches, ard by his long experience,
hopes to give general satisfaction. JEANS manufactured
on she shares or BY the yard also good
hand loom Jeans for sale, ps,c or pattern which !.
rs.v superior 10 tae power loom Jeans, durability. He
caa be ioaad n his nd stand Oh Fron. Street,
MATTHEW RATTEAS-
Richmond, June 23. tS.lo ai-3m
L. \ tiewkee constantly 70. sails Cotton Yarn ma
expressly inf double CO.. criets. NJ
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Plane Mandatory,
OPpositc DR.. w. b. Smiths on Fifth street,
North Of Main.
HtARPENTER'S, COOPER'S, and CABINET
~ PLANES, of every description, and of the best
matsrals and workmanship constantly hand
srdsr, by +. Il ii. NJ PARK
0YOapEHs from Merchants Mechanics a a distance
will meet with prompt attention and DISPATCH
reasonable terms We warranted in saying that
work will be inferior made elsewhere.
NJ B. PLANES of all descriptions can had a, Basil
BnghtwePs store. T. s. H. NJ. r.
Richmond, July 2S, 1898 2Stf
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~7ANTED a large quantity Of WHITE GOosf'
w QUILIS. good price will be given for them, by
ISAAC B. SOUFFRAIN, at his Chair Mandatory at
the nortswes, cornner of Front and Main SITS.
Richmond Feb. 10, 1898. 5t
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LUMBER WANTED.

Nf. Sa5scrIoers wish to purchase a large guani.,
i LUMBER OF every description, for which cash viii
be gwen II. 8 & ID. L. HAMILTON.
Ricanoad, June ., 1888. 24;f
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40 the Afflicted
ME stts'tiher having accepted asrrev vhirr
formal, held ~ james Grover II this Mace. ven,
ing NDRlS0SS CELEBRATED HYGEAN MEpI-
CINE, takes this method o. informing the public tina
has this valuable med icDe sale. in Richmoa,j
where those who wish avail themselves great
ts TO be derived from its effects upon tho human
erradcans the diseases flesh 10 heir TO-
be furnished a, all times.
SAMUEL PIERCE.
Richmond, June %, 1898. S4,f
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-23
urEw GOODs.-THo,s MosELEY is

IN receiving an Extensive assortment of foods,
among which have Cassimeres beaverton and
summer stuffs, red and white flannel, 5000 yds
calico, gingham, bombazine, Irish linen bleached
shifting, ticking, check, padding, canvass, bag
! ging, &c.
l shall receive early next week stock of de-
sirable goods for the accommodation of merchants
who wish to replenish and which will sell at
the N. York iobbing prices, consisting of 20
pieces low priced black, blue, brown and cadet
broadcloth; 80 pieces black, blue, mixed, laven-
der and drab Sattinetts; bales brown sheet
ing $50 Id mixed wooden yarn, also rich as
sortment of English and French Goods, such as
super French prints and muslins; black and
cold silks, linen cambrick h'dl'fs, pongeo and
fancy do, rich shawls, gauze wells, worked col.
lars, from SO cents to SIS, 90 dozen mems and
women's gloves, 80 ID servings, parasols elastic
suspenders, thread and bobb.nett laces, ribbons,
hosiery, &c, &c.
Also, at wholesale or retail 90 cases boots and
shoes, containing
100 prs mems and boys thick boots;
SO =" goat, calf and kip do;
100 % thick brogans
100 +" Cents walking and dancing pumps,
so +" 80 calf shoes,
200 4" Ladies' kid slips,
100 " walking shoes,
2OO " misses & children's bootees g. shoes.
. cases black and drab hats, Manila do, Leg
horn and straw bonnets.
GROCERIES.
5 Hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans sugar,
lump do molass $, coffee, tea, raisns, rice, soap,
tobacco, sal eratus, sperm candles, castor oil.
HARDWARE.
so kegs nails, 40 boxes glass. door latches,
butts and screws scythes. pitchforks, hoes, ak
es, knives and forks, teakettes, walters, Ames'
shovels, &C., &c.
Constantine, May 90. 6w95
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HEAD QUARTERS, DETRoir
Adjt Gen'ls Office, March 81, 1898.
GENERAI RDERN-No q

Au1I GenIS OUCe, MarCn 81, 1000.
GENERAL ORDERS-No. 2.
The following distribution of the militia forces of
this state, and tho assignment of officers to com.
mands, take effect from and after this date. These
arrangements are not to be altered by comman-
ders of divisions, brigades or regiments, with
out special authority, except on some urgent
necessity, when the fact will be promptly COM
municated to tho Adlutant General, with the
reasons which induced the alteration.
FIRST DIVISION.
The county of Wayne will form the LIST divi-
sion, LIST and Cd brigade, LIST I'd 81 and 4th regi-
ments.
First Brigade.
The LIST regiment TO be formed Of the townships
of Detroit and Hamtramck.
Cd regiment, of Springwcls. Ecorce Mon
guagon, Brownstown and Huron.
Second Brigade.
81 regiment, of Dearborn, Canton, Nankin,
Van Buren, and Romuus.
18th regiment, of Greenfield, BEDFORD, Livonia
and Plymouth.
SECOND DIVISION.
The county of Washtenaw will form.the I'd di-
vision Sd and 4th brigades, 9Th, 9th, Tth and 9Th
regiments.
Third Brigade
The 5th regiment to DO formed Of the townships
| of Ann Arbor, Superior and Scio.
9th regiment, of Ypsilanti, York, Pitt and
Lodi.
Fourth Brigade.
9TH regiment, of Salem Northfeld, Webster
Dexter and Unadilla.
9th regiment, of Lima, Sylvan, Sharon, Ftoc-
dom, Manchester, Bridgewatcr and Sa.
line.
THIRD DIVISION.
The counties of Oakland, Livingston, In
| peer, and Gencscc. will form tho Sd division, 5tt
and 9Th brgsdcs, 9th 10th, llth and 18th rcyi
ments.
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~ Sells, &c. ,-Scalcd, but separate propos
ais will be received by the subscriber at the Office
of public works at Michigan city, Indiana, until
the 25th day of May next, at noon, and also at
the Office of public works at the mouth of the st.
Joseph, Michigan, until the Goth of May next at
noon, for the delivery at each place of 1900 (fif
teen hundred) cords of stone, required to build
three harbors to be delivered follows; 900 cords
by the end of June next 400 cords by the end of
July next 400 cords by the end of August next
300 cords by the end of September and lG0 cords
by the end of October next. No bid will be re-
ceived for less quantity than three hundred
cords.
The stone to BIO brought from Big Sturgeon bay
at or near its junction with Green Bay, and off
of public land.
Each bidder will make two distinct bids or
proposals. One, what he will transport the
stone for, per cord, provided that it is delivered
thsrc, Immediately on the shore or wharf, ready
to be loaded. The other what he will ask per
cord, to quarry the stone and transport it to its
ultimate destination in the latter case, no stone
of less weight than fifty pounds will be received,
| and it shall be incumbent upon the contrac-
tor to deliver as large stone as practicable.
When delivered, the stone shall be deposited
by the contractor, directly from the vessel when
| convenient, by means Of boats, furnished by
government, free of expense, to such points as
and who will then determine the quantity, by
actual measurement or otherwise as he may see
| fit.
The superintendent also reserves the pow.
or ofrejecting any bid he deems too high, or when
he is not satisfied of the capabity of the bidder
TO fulfil his bid also, the right to increase de-
crease at any time by one-fourth or less, the a.
mount of any contracts, two weeks notice hav-
ing been given in writing to the other party, and
no bid viii be received, unless the bidder or his
authorized agent, is present at the time the bids
are opened, ready to contract.
Paments will be made If funds are in the hands
| Of the superintendent, received,) for
the quantity delivered, 90 per cent thereof being
always retained by government, until the compile
ton of tho contract.
No contracts can be entered into until the APP
preparations for these works for 1888 are made,
which il issupposed will be done by the time these
bids are opened.
All proposals must bc directed "post paid" &c
the subscriber at the places for which the bids
intended, and endorsed, proposals for stone fol
the harbor michigan City, Indi
ana, or st. Joseph, Michigan, as the case may
be.
JB. w. STOCKTON,
Superintendent Of the harbors of Michigan City
and st. Joseph.
April 25, 1898.
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The Charleston Fire.--A slip from the
Charleston Mercury of Monday last, con-
tains the following information in relation
to the late calamity in that city;
"Total number Of dwellings and stores
destroyed, including Norton's old rice mills,
Kerr's wharf set on fire by flakes falling
on a pile of light wood and burnt to the
ground, 500. The number of out buildings
destroyed, estimated at about 59S--total
number of buildings destroyed, estimated
Mt about 1,l5s. Such is the mere arithme-
tic of this frighiful calamity-who shall
count the mental suffering, the loss Of hope
of security, Of comfort Upon the best
estimates which have been made to us, up
TO the latest hour, we set down the loss Of
property at over $3,00O,000. The whole
amount covered by insurance is not far
from @1,50O,000. OF this $4,000 falls
on the Georgia officers, at Augusta. The
new hotel was insured in this city for &c.,
600, and $4,000 in Augusta. 1t is be-
leved now, that the officers here will pay
all, or very nearly all, of their liabilities. )"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-23

= Doctor Emmons The editor of the Detroit
Morning Post asserts, that the Rev. DIR. Emmons
of Franklin, Mass, whom he has heard preach
"many time and Oft" has recently entered up
on the NrNEry.rouRrn year of his age, and that
he not long since performed journey from that
place to Boston and Salem, and was present at
an ordination at Medford. With such an admi-
red sample of health and longevity among the
clergy, before him, we wonder the editor had not
himself continued in the ministry
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-05-23

Good Gern,ans.-Tho mayor of Cincinnati
acknowledged on the Both ult the receipt from
contributions from the German residents Of that
city, of four hundred and t~enty.four dollars.
for the relief of the sufferers generally by the ex
plosion of the steamboat Moselle.
The last, and probably the most correct esti-
mate of the loss Of life by that awful disasters is
one hundred and ninety! The number who es-
capped the sudden destruction was only 90.
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HEAD-QUARrERs, DETRoIr,
Adj't Gerl's Office, March 81, 1888.
GENER1E ORDERS-N0.3 3.

"
The major generals brigadier generals and CO.
lonels appointed and as promulgated in general
orders number ono, of tins day, are hereby d-
rected to proceed to fill their respective division,
brigade and regimental staifs.
The colonies will within ten days after re-
ceving notice of their appointment, divide, or
ganiZe establish and number, or letter, ten CON-
panics, or as near that number at present prac-
tcable, in each regiment, and cause elections for
company officers TO consist of one captain, one
first lieutenant, and two second liouton2nts to
each company, TO be held, and make the e'urns
of these and all subsequent elections, to the brig
adler general commanding, specifying the num-
her or letter of the company to which such OIL
Ger to be commissioned belongs and iithat Off.
Ger approves of the same, he will send the re-
turns with his approval, to the adjutant general
for the commissions.
No commissions will be issued, or designations
accepted, unless approved and transmitted by the
brigadier general as above stated.
Every officer of the militia of this state, who
henceforth accepts commission, is obliged to
uniform and completely equip HIMSELF within six
months from the date of his commission, and if
of the line, according to the prescribed and now
established uniform Of the army Of the United
States, and If belonging to the separate or vol
unteer corps company, according TO the adopted
uniform of that corps and company; officers
nominated, but unwilling to comply with this re-
QUESTION: are at liberty to tender their resi- gna-
ton, as otherwise if found in default. their names
will be stricken from the roll.
All volunteer corps or independent companies,
now organized and existing, which have not
twenty five rank and file. equipped and uniform
ed according to the adopted uniform Of the corps
or company, from the date of the passage of the
above act, are to he considered as disbanded, and
the members will do duty and return to the line.
Each brgadier general will direct the colonies
in his brigade to cause an election to be held with
in thirty days, for one lieutenant colonel and ono
major to each regiment in his brigade, from a.
mong and by the company officers elected and
apply for commissions as above.
BY order of the Commander.in.Ch Chief,
J. f. SCHWARZ, Adj't General.
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Fifth Brigade.
The 9th regiment will be formed Of all that par
OF the county of Oakland lying east Q
range nine.
10th regiment of all that part lying west il
said county including range nine.
Sirth Brigade.
18th regiment, of the county of Lvngs
18th regiment, of the counties of Lapeer an,
FoUTH DIVISION.
The counties of Saginaw, Shawas ee, Gin
ton, Macomb, st. Clair, Michillimackinas
and Chippewa, will form the 1th division 7th
and 9Th brigades, 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th re-
giments.
Serenh Brigade.
The 18th regiment will he formed of Saginaw,
Shiawassoo and Clinton.
18th regiment, of Macomb county
Eighth Brigade.
18th regiment, of st. Clair county
10th regiment, of Michilmackinac and Chip
pewa.
The counties of Monroe and Lenawee will form
the 5th division, 9th and 10Th brigades, 9Th, 18TH
10th and goth regiments.
Ninth Brigade,
The 18th regiment TO be formed of all that por
ton of tho county of Monroe, north Of the
River Raisin, including the town of Sum-
merfeld.
18th regiment, of all that portion of said
county south OF River Raisin, except the
part of Summerfield lying south of said
river.
Tenth Brigade.
10Th regiment, of all that part of Lenawee
north oftown seven, in ranges four and five
and half OF town six, in range one, two and
three.
NH. e III. 4 n
wee lying south of the above.
SIXTH DIVISION.
The counties of Hillsdale, Branch, Calhoun,
Jackson and Ingham, will form the 9th division,
llth and 18th brigades, 2ist, 22d, 23d and Oath
regiments.
Eieuenth Brigade.
The 2ist regiment, formed Of the county Of Hills
dale
22d regiment of the county of Branch.
Tioelfth Brigade.
23i regiment Of the county of Calhoun.
Oath regiment, of the counties of jackson
and Ingham.
SEVENTH DIVISION.
The counties of ST. Joseph, Cass, Berren and
Van Buren,, to form the 7th division, 18th and
18th brigades, 25th, Goth, 9th and 28th rsgi-
monte
Thirteenth Brigade.
The 25th regiment to be formed Of the county of
OF. Joseph.
Goth regiment of Cass county.
Fourteenth Brigade.
9th regiment of Berrion county.
2Sth regiment, of Van Buren, county.
EIGHTH DIVISION.
The counties of Kalamazoo Eaton, Barry, AL
Logan, Ottawa, Kent and Ionia, to form the 9th
DIVISION 18th and 10th brigades, 29th, 30th, 3lst,
and 32d regiments
Fifteenth Brigade.
The 29Lh regiment to be formed Of the east half
of Kalamazoo county.
30th regiment, of the west half of Kalama-
ZOO county.
Sixteenth Brigade.
3lst regiment, of Eaton, Barry and Allegan
counties.
32d regiment, Of Ottawa, Kent and Ionia
counties.
BY order of the Commander-in.C Chief,
J. Il. SCHWARZ, Adj't General.