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10 MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IIAGGER Il BROTHERS,, No. G3, South st.. three doors
III Pratt street, Baltimore, 1hiaylcitners mud I'M
J,Jrters p Mathematical, Lyc, af Philosophical hsirt
uienish good Of the following articles which
we oller iir sale ~ reduced prices
Surveyors tolnpassgs; Engieer's LEVELS Ther0rloites
rh1odOlitca Compasses; Ships Pl Storm, and rrunspa
rent CoipuSses; SpyglagjGs Plain and Double Tangent
onadran's Seyans Baroncers; lnermomeeiS; . log
lug Instruments; Pocket Coinpasses; Surveyors Chains;
Carpenters ami Lumber Rules; iaofs and Slllmakers
S,uares; Brass and Guner Scales; Parallel Rules; Draw
ing Pens; Divders ProIrwtors; Bowdich Ndvgaio.s
Biuns Coast PILOTS; Shpmasters Asssaiisi Seaman >
shipping Papes Seannls Journals; Ready Calculations
GOOD assortment ni Charts 81 all parts OF the world
ta,ing Rods Out Sticks, az. Together Wit large as
surIneml of INSTRUMENTS IN the Mathematical line. .
III Instruments Of every description repaired, or made
10 order, IN the neates manner.
OCT 8 -ly' :.l,.t. .,.
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Merchants Exchange Hotel,

: : ~ STNVF STJE Ell, EVSTVN. :
TI,I subscriber will open tile st oi September
J. the Merchants Erchdnge Iioie located IN State street.
and in The Immediate vicinity OF the Banks, the Post OF
lice and the Exchange, and hopes by the srctes attention
The wants and comforts OF mis- guests to merit good
share OF the public patronage. The house has hun.
cd, and the undersigned feels confident that he is pre-.
any Hotel IN the city. The bedding and furniture generally
has been replenisltd, and the appointments and convent
el,ces OF the House inferior oi it's kind by
prompt po rsonal attention the desires OF his guests the
subscriber hopes merit his share of the public and
patronage.
Oct 8 ly' s' HENRY DOOLEEs
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Also hand extensive assortment of Pens Of various
makers which NJ F. offers for sale al very low prices For
sale by &. +. Nesbitt, H. Cogswul, Mtssrs. Wheeler
Wood, Bowen d Co, Lambert N Lane, d. Felt, in Wall
street, aud by all the Stationers the city lily
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Laboratory of ThOmsonian Botanic Medi-
cines.

EPHM LARRABEE, No 20 South Calvert st. Baltimore,
u has always hand The largest and complete
OF pure Botanic remedies in the United States
prepared his special care ut his Laboratory
The first erected in the United States the special purpose
of preparing Th0nsGtat Botanic Medicines All of the
pulyeriZcd and compounded articles put quarter
and half pound packages, and neatly labelled, with drac
lions suitable Tor retailing, and upon better terms than the
same articles be had Tor IN The United States Every
article his line is warranted genuinetc public rely
upon this +. " as
RS liberal discount made country merchants, WHO
particularly requested TO call and examine quality, &C.
before purchasing. tt ."s
IT. The various Treatisos, embracing The most repued
authors upon the Tliomsonian Botanic System Of Med
cine may also be had at his establishment by the quantity
single copy. #" oct s.
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NEW LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS
Ia, sail from New York 2ls,, and from Liverpool 9Th %

-
To sail from New York 2ls, and from Liverpool 6h Of
each month ...a-a
..n'.'. From Nctp York LirrioA
New ship Liverpool, liJD tons, suc,l ~ Iuo, y
j Eldrldge. atpa,at >, ,,n,h,,. #
New ship Queen of the West, $50 49, ., III Il
'sr - "D'' [ Sept Il Nov, q
~ ,; ,,;,,,,;,,, ,cna ,, February Il April i
>'NN'''P Nm I,i,,o'' o'' June Il August +
'"''n n''"'"' October y Dec 4
,,,n ,,,,;,, ,o+n ,,, L., / March q May u
,' Burscy MAJ o. IN a
These substantial fast sailing irsi class ships all but IN
the city Of New York, commanded by men OF eSpe.
rieco and ability, and will be despatched puncualy On
the 2lsi OF each mouth. ...'.. 3 '...
Their cabins elegant and commo,liols, and fur
nslied With whatever couce the ease and comfort
o passengers a.t ~. IN f. '..,... ...
Neither The captains or owners of these SLIPS will be re-
sposble n any parcels packages by ihem unless
regular bills OF I.idng signel therefor
For freight passage apply 10 3D.
..' ..'... WOODRUFF Il MlNTURNNS, D."
'...,0. ~ South street, New York.
or 10 FlEIDEN, BROTIlERS& co,
OCT Idly &%. Liverpool,
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Now Exhibiting at No 1Ol Nassau street, N. Y
e. Befrten Fulton y Am SIS, fiert 10 Me HefaM 0Jfre.
on 0nn AGKERMAN'S CARVED LETTERS for
SUVVU SIGNS, be had vi the following priees:
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
tod l,,ti inf entgu ,rI,
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Schedule:
Leaving Spears Wharf, Baltimore, daily, except Sundays
at r. NJ by the well known route via Chesapeake Bay
City Point, Petersburg Weldon, Wilmington, to Charles.
comfortable, and safe steamboats, with their experienced
captains and crews GEORGIA, Captain Cannon or
HERALD, Captain Russell, or JEWESS Captain Sutton
This Line has been running for upwards Of twenty years.
without loss of life property Tie built expressly
for this route. Arriving In Norfolk, after comfortable
nights Sleep next morning, at O'Clock, A. NJ Thence up
Tie James River, with its beautiful scenery, in daylight by
tile s-amboat CURTIS PECK Captain Davis, or ALICE
Captain Brough, to City Ponthece to Petersburg
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain Blow,
some time in advance Petersburg Of the Great u S Mali
Washington City next morning, where this Great u S. Mail
Line take their from, thereby deceiyng the public. with
their false advertisement Of "A hours ahead OF any other
Line. The Bay Line gives the traveller at least six hours
ton, N c. The same passengers that leave Baltimore by
the Bay Line amalgamate at Petersburg with those that
Baltimore evening, and Washington next morning.
tva the Great u. $ Mal) at Petersburg therefore arrive al
Charleston Nil together 100
Also connecting with the Sea Board and Roanoke Rail
road to Garysve and Frankln-thence by the steamer
FOX o'Edenton, Plymouth, Newbem, and Washington N
e.. Returning with same connection.
Returning leaves Norfolk at and Portsmouth o'clock
=. NJ, daily, except Sunday, arriving in Baltimore In
time for the several routes going Morrill, East South and
West. '.. a. '....& .,. .,. .,
Fare between Bait. q Norfolk or Portsmouth, Va SIS
, " Elizabeth City,N q. go
Sc I" g Franklin, ... &
:" +" Richmond or Petersburg, Va 8
= " /" CASTOR or Weldon, N, G., Q
- % Z" Through to Charleston, s. c., u
Meals board bay and James River Boats included,
thereby saving to each passenger by this route 81 so
Travellers by tie above route Will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars, aud by The Porter in The
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled his lt) who will
/. SHEPPARD, Agent
Baltimore, October sih, 1917 dly
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YORK, COL UMBkA LANCASTER, AND PHI
r LIDELPIfLI,
IN THEIR OWN CARS DAILY .t

~ YORK, COL OHBiA, LANCASTER, AND PIli-
LIDELPIfII,
IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY.
MILLER AZ Co. most respectfully inform the public that
wi they have completed arrangement commencing on
the 9TH October) for running their Express in their Own Ex
press Cars aud IN charge OF their own Messengers by mail
trains between Philadelphia and Baltimore via York, Co.
lmba, and Lancaster arriving IN Baltimore and Phadel
phia IN time for the early delivery OF all packages parcels
specie and bank notes. and the transaction OF all commits
sons entrusted TO their care reduced rates and Increased
speed. s..gt +ta
Their Expresses will leave Philadelphia midnight and
arrive next morning In Baltimore, connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses. fg
The Northern Express leaves Baltimore daily, al r. NJ
OFPicEs.-JaryiB Buildings Baltimore
Susqiehanna Hall, York
80 Chestnut street, Philadelphia ... ...
... Gay Il Co., No, i Wall street, New York
Gay d Co. Providence "" H, 49,"
Gay Il Co.. No. Z, State street, Boston.
The Southern Express leaves Tuesday ami Friday, al
p. NJ.
OFFicEs.-4Depot Fredericksburg d. ..a.a ST."
H,.. do Richmond e.. ......., 81. .....-.
- ... do Petersburg -. ~.
e. -'- do Weldon. ''.. lt' -'.#
All goods must be marked Miller Co.'s Express" and
directed rs above. .o. a..
S--lyu'
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EXCHANGE HOTEL,

III VIII he matter OF qualification 10 ihG riiZrns III Mont
somery, as well as the travelling community through
that great commercial tlorpughire, ID learn that Mr.,
Washington Tilly, long and avorably known he
courteous and genemany proprietor Of Montgomery Hall,
viii open, The ist Of November, the above and nd.
nirhbly arranged Hazel, under Mr.. j. j. Stewart the pro.
prieor In tile accommodation for permanent hoaIilers
and Transient visiters expense has been spared by the
proprietor and the undo lsyntd 70 merit ae
patronage which their experience anl popularity mfrs
Tie building aud furniture and costly, AMI well
adapted to suit the taste o. tra,eerg-ihe furniture
der, The tables will be well supplied with every article
requisite for The most iastiious tastes and me wnts oi
superior brand The first session Of tho Legislature will
assemble In this city, and upon this upon every
sion, HE members, well the public in general, may
expect dimuiion Of the attention they have hitherto
experienced from The undersigned
OCT W. WASHINGTON THIN. b,
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FRENCH BOOTS,

FRENCH BOOTS,
At THE PARIS BOOT MPORIUM
Corner IF Ei, amt Nassau ST., opposite he Hcraa office
,l'HIS OF the fra and most fashionable establish
meats IN this city the quality of their Boots aud Shoes
has made The oil all who 10 have nice ami
easy BOOT al tho extreme low price Of 81 90 equal To
made In other stores for So and 81 We would cali the
attention friends 10 his establishments whtre they
will no doubt be kindly received by MIX YOUNG, the pro
preIor Eut Cali Boots lor 81 ~, that he beat of
%. SmaI profits AMI quick returns is his motto.
linslNu' .
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NOTICE.
A ;isI|Si i5ls jsg

t$$ Ss:Ts:.{ kSf 49, .s
SPPERS OF goods ior all parts the West are informed
- that we run the only Express by mail train TO The West
All goods will be receipied Office 10 be delivered IN
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, Cincinnati 81 Louis, Louisville or
any OF tile cpal Western cities ahead OF any other line,
freight will be charged al the point Of delivery West
..... ..-. 81 u GREENE IL co,
oct S--lyd' .. Office Pratt street Depot
The Green Spring II ytiropathic Institute.
Under the charge OF Dr. VIM BopE pupil OF PriesiH
u OF Grpenberg is open Tor the reception OF patients
II is distant from Baltimore II miles by the Susllcanna
Railroad, and 10 miles by the Rcisertown Turnpike Tie
house, bathing establishments and quantity ana quality Of
water this institute, afford every for the efficient
practice Of the water cure The grounds arranged
and of such extent 10 enable and induce the inmates 10
take ample exercise. 81 ....... '...... ...
Applications Tor admission To be addressed to-
Urn DIR. WIN. BODE,
g. OWugs' Mills Post Office, Baltimore County
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U. $, BOARD or LOCAL DIRECTIONS AT NEW YORK

GEORGE BARCLAY, u y. EpW' hApiohf'
rI,iIE FOIL LOWING ARE AMONG THE ADVANTAGES
OFFERED BY THIS INSTITUTIONAL guarantee
o large capital, in addition TO the accumulation oi pre-
lnuIIid- ~ IL -, Il, -,
ciple OF the Loan Department. .HF -
'The payment oil premiums haE yeary or quarterly, by
parties sed for nhoe term Of tye alta triilg additional
charge '.'. 'f1
The travelling leave xttnsive and liberal. H.
Persons insured ior e can ~ once borrow nan amount
OF annual premium, and clam Tie same privilege or hye
silcc years, their note and deposit Of policy
Part the Capital permanently Invested IN the United
States three Of the Local Directors, as Irus
ieesyaiabe always 10 the assured IN cases o disputed
claims (souhi any such arise) or Otherwise. ,a
Thirty days allowed after each payment Of premium be.
comes due without forfeiture OF policy.
No charge Ion stamp duty, OF Tor Medical Examination
The society being u,ded ON the Mutual AMI JOINT stock
prncpiC parties may participate in The profits Of me So
ciey, iwols OF which are ANNUALLY divided among those
assured Tor life on HE participation scale -,
The Society IL not connected with eiter Marine or fire
Insurance.. -. -,
Board will meet on Tie First Monday OF every month nj the
Office o tie Chairman for the transaction Oh business
II ). The Medical Examiners viii meet daily Al II lex
ingion street at O'clock, r. NJ; 10 receive applicants
Fee paid by tic Society.
Pamphlets explanatory Of Life Insurance. aud The pecu
liar system u this INSTITUTION, blank forms oi application,
&c, obtained at the Agents office, German street
Ignitd States L0ctd Directors Of Bdiipaorcs H
JONATHAN MEREDITH, Esl, CHARM.
SAMUEL HOFFMAN, ESQ .. ,'
T." ',H $. H. McGUiLOli, Es'ia NJ ID,
=. ]. MEREDITH, Es,l Standing Counsel
s. MASON Campbell, Esd, SotiriDr
80. '... a. hsdicai Eraniners s.
T. IL. BuCKLEK, Al Lexington street
. S. H. TILGnMAN, 40 s.. Paul street
....s dseHts ,''. ~ -, -
T.. ..".. DONALD MciLVAIN, G German street.
8. ."r TIiOS. II WILLIAMS ..; E. a..
., OFT S--lyl. .. 49,
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THE CAMDEN AND AMBON liAI. ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No 2 ~ H.. foot Of Battery Plrcps by Steam
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Sun.
day excepted,) at six o'clock. r9 ..... 4
Passengers will take the from South Amb0y
den and arrive in Philadelphia about II ~ O'Clock.
Fare Philadelphia 80; for forward deck passengers to
elia $3.50; Emgrin and Transportation Line every
day by Steamboat Transport, at IL O'clock i, NJ fire
s!4 Freehold and Monmouth, wa Stages from lchtstowl
and Vests Turnout from New York 10 Freehold by VESTS
Turnout, - . from New York 10 Freehold by iighlstown,
s,D 10 Spoiswou aud Vests, u cents; South Amboy, "a
cc,s; Perth hmboy, IL IL cents, ,.E..' r.
DAILY EXCIIRSIONSTO PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation Of tlosa persons wishing spend
part oi the day IN Philadelphia, either business plea
sure Excrslon tickets viii he furnished, cutting the pas
s,ngrrs return by the Mail Line nj ~ O'Clock r. NJ
the same day, or at o'clock the nc xt morning.
Tckeis for the Excursion S. to be had at ie Office, No
Wcsi Street, hoard the boat. .a
Fifty pounds OF baggage will be allowed 10 each pussen
in this line, and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be Al the risk al IT'S owner, Nat ,. ~ A..
ocs- Oily !. BLISS, Agent.
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FRENCH TIsANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.

SHIP COMPANY.
.32sRjN The ships Of this Company are appointed to
yLI3llsE sail as follows. ' -4"'' ri
FROM NEW YORK .,, a..
The UNION, Capt Herbert, sails The 30th Sept 1917
PEULdDELPHIA,C Capt Btsson, T" 18th Oct
6 MISSOURI Capt. MORN, " 3lst e
+ /" NEW YORK, Capt Ftrrand, " 10th Nov, IT.
FROM HAyRE f'
The PHILADELPHIA sails the 10Th of Sept
I" MLSSOURL IS g Both :" -.
NEW YORK, +" :" 18th Oct
g UNION, So 3lst :.
Passage from New York 10 Havre, SEQ; wines not in
cluied. #
Berths not secured until paid for. Eu. '.t
Apcxtericnred surgeon 10 attached tn esrii SHIP
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
u Navy arc inferior 10 vessel IN all worthy qualities
Their cabins are large well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated and their table is unsurpassed.
Wines Of all kinds and OF the best quality furnished
al very low rates
For freight passage apply 10 the Company's Agency,
No. II Broadway. TIKI Oct ly'
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BALTIMORE ADVERTISEMENTS.
LIFE INSURANCE.
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
10 UORNIIiLL, LONDON, AND "A, WALL STREET,
. g" NEW YORK. s'
CAPITAL, f5oo,OO0 STERLING,
ss,5OO,OOO.

Empowered by Act OF Parliament, Nct-Ruyal Assent,
July ~, 1871
"a Sarings Bank for The Orphan and the Uidoio."
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GLOVE ANODYNE
ACHE Drops.

A n immediate and perfect cure. For sale BY ,.,,
n CIlAS SrOIT,
Drug and Apoh corner It'll street and Penn Avenue
oct S-diaw'4S. ~.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
seventh Congres.iona, District.

1t seems by the published proceedings of the Wing
Convention of the 7th district, that the ballong for
candidate, between McGaughey and Thompson,
was regular "pull Dick pull Devil affair. There
no less than nine ballotings, votes being
quired to fix nomination. On the first ballot, Nc
Gaughey received 81, Thompson "A. Coffin Of Parkc,
81, Stevenson of Putnam, 8. On the 9th ballot Nc
Gaushey fell TO 30, and Stevenson rose to %. On
the 7th, MEG got 81, Stevenson none. The names
Of all the candidates lcere then withdrapn !, And
On motion Of Mr.. McCampbeli it was unanimously
ResOtDed, That committee of two from each county
be appointed by the delegation of each county, report
suitable candidate TO the convention for nomination.
After short the committee returned, and
their chairman, DR.. KiIe recommended the oil
Thomas II. Nelson, u candidate for Congress
This report eOncurred in by the Convention, but
bere baoling the convention took Of half
hour When the convention again met, the name OF
Mr. Nelson, which had been used without his know
ledge eOnsent,) Withdrawn and, motion o
DIR. Clifford, il
ReSOtred, That the convention proceed ballot for
candidate dropping the hindnosl after the second
ballot.
No proposed, and il was unanimously agreed
that the delegates should for any individual they
thought proper, regardless of Withdrawals.
The convention then proceeded to ballot, which result
ed "a fDlloWs:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
From Vera Cruz.

The steamship Mary Kingsland arrived at New
Orleans on the 18th May, from Vera Cruz. The Pic
ayune says
Major Count de Bongars, aid to Gen. Shields came
passenger on the Mary Kngsland, and we have had
the pleasure of with him. He informs
that the night before the vessel sailed small par
ty of Dragons surprised at Santa Fe, a small
village about IA miles from Vera Cruz, by band of
Mexican robbers guerlas. There eleven
Dragons in the party and all but the sentinel asleep
The Mexcans rushed upon him. and his gun having
missed fire, he unable to give the alarm. A
scufe ensued, in which the sentinel killed, and
the Mexicans rushed upon the rest of the party OF
these, ten i'll number, but escaped unhormed.-
Six of the others killed and three wounded. As
soon the news was brought to Vera Cruz by the
dragoon who escaped, Capt. Walker, of the Rifles,
was ordered out with his command in pursuit of the
marauding party. 1t is not supposed that it any
thing than band of Mexican ladrones.
There has been good deal of talk in Vera Cruz
about attack upon that city by Santa Anna, but the
apprehensions excited thereby have been entirely dis
PEELED and probably had any good foundation
but the whereabouts of Santa Anna and his predatory
designs still continued the main topic of conversation,
and principal theme of the letters receive.
In regard to the health of Vera Cruz trustworthy
correspondent writes that there is occasionally q
case of sickness which is pronounced romito, but it
does not appear to be on the increase.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
niinois---First in the field ngain!

The gallant sons OF this patriotic State, upon the
first call of their country for their services in the
field, turned out four full regiments of twelve-monhs
volunteers, who have noby and proudly sustained the
credit of their State in the bloody battles of Buena
Vista and Cerro GIrdo. Again call is made for
another regiment; and sooner does the word go
FORTH than eleven full companies are made up, officer
ed equipped. and their march Alton, the place
Of rendezvous And not only this; but eight more
companies are also ready, and tender their services
but too late to be received the regiment being full
1t is stated as fact, by gentleman from Chicago,
in that State that twelve hours after the call had
reached that city, and notice given three full compa-
nies-two of infantry and of cavalry--were
raised, orga lized and ready for the service.
The promptness with which this call has been met
by this gallant and patriotic State has induced the
President to consent TO the raising of another reg
ment of ten companies of infantry and one Of caval-
ry whose destination will be Vera Cruz, the Bra
EOS, to reinforce the army in Mexico And there is
no doubt but that the further call now made upon
their patriotism will be responded with equal aiac-
rity.-Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
HEAD QUARTERS INDIANA MILITIA,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
Indinnnn0lix MN 81 1871.
GENERAL ORDERS No. XII.

l. The Governor and Commander-in-chIef takes
great pleasure in announcing to all concerned that on
yesterday, the ten companies OF infantry called Tor
from Indiana through the communication from the Sec
rotary of War of the 10Th uinao had been reported
10 this Office and their services duly rendered and ac
ccpicd for the existing between the United States
aud Mexico and the companies respectively ordered
to march TO the place Of Rendezvous
, Several other companies are known TO lie IN pro
gross of organization, and some were on the eve Of
being reported at the time the regiment was Tiled
The Commander chief is, with regret, compelled to
DECLINE the services of all such in consequence Of the
requisition being already complied will, as above
stated.
3. The following are the companies reported, anC
the order in point of time which they accep
ted, viz: Captains III. Wallace'S, w. T. Baldridges
E. Lander's, J. w. Crooks's, ]. /. Alexander's, w
w. McCoy's, NJ Eizgibbon's, Z. Durnonts, ID. Lun
derman's, and L. Cochran's.
A. Should the commandment Of any accepted compa
nv discover that he will be unable march his com
pany organized and full to the place of rendezvous, h
will Immediately report such expected inability 10 Tn
undersigned, in order that the first subsequently, re
ported company may be assigned TO the vacancy with
out delay. The importance Of prompt observance
of this rule must be manifest TO all
5. Unavoidable obstacles will prevent the Com
mander- in-chief from repairing Gas he anxously de
sired) the place of rendezvous, for the purpose
aiding in the final organization of the regiment o
taking early steps for filling the place of any absen
company, and generally of consulting the comfor
and welfare of the troops. These duties will, how
ever be carefully attend to BY the undersigned, win
WILL for that purpose repair 10 Jacksonville by IN
9Th inst, after which time, all military correspondents
should be addressed to him at that point.
| BY order of the Governor and Commander-in-chief
DAVID REYNOLDS, Adj't Gen'l
Indiana Militia