The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-06-05
HEADQUARTERS lsT REGIMENT
Iowa VOLUNTEERS. June q. 1861.

IOWA tOLUNTEkka, June =, 1901.
Captains, or officers in command of COM
ranins are allnwed N sirn permission 70
privates and non -commIssioned officers, not
exceeding fire in number each day, to leave
the camp, provided such permission is coun-
tersgned by the Colonel, or officer In COM
mand of the Regiment, who will alone give
permission beyond that number. Such per-
mission shall state the time Of absences and
any private or non commissioned officer re-
turning after the time mentioned in the per-
init will be pnt in the guard house, and not
released until morning, except by order OF
the officer in command. All returning with
in the time will be passed atpost No. with
out the countersign; and no permit to be
given allowing absence after O'Clock, ex-
| cept 10 case Of urgent necessity. Company
permits will be given BY the Captain or Lieut..
commanding.
The general guard will act Is police party
on the morning following their discharge,
! md thoroughly clean the grounds and re-
move every obstruction. All boxes, wood
and camp furniture must be arranged in per-
feet order in the rear OF the tents, and all
slops, water, paper, shavings, and leavings
Of every kind must be thrown outside the
lines.
Captains Of companies will see that every
mani nthes ut least once in each week. Per-
mission to leave camp for that purpose will
be in writing, signed BY the Colonel. The
men viii be put in charge Of q Sergeant, who
| will report the number 1t headquarters be-
| fore receiving the permit. Arrangements
for bathing viii be made SO Is not to inter-
| fere wi IA the duties Of the camp. The Cap
| tsins will see that shirts, stockings and I'M
| derclothes are washed at least once in each
week.
The milking of cows, unlawful procuring
Of fowls, or interference of any kind with the
| property or rights Of private citizens, is pro-
hibited under the severest penalty.
| Under no circumstances, whether to pro-
| cure meals or otherwise, will commissioned
officers be permitted 10 leave camp, unless .
commissioned officer is left In command OF
the company. This rule will be strictly en-
| forced. BY order Of
| J.F. BATES, Colonel.
Gro. W. WALDHoS, Adjutdnt.
| Attentions, EiIsw svth GuarAslI
! (FORMERLY KROKUK ARTILLEKY.l
| The member. 81 the Rllsvorth Guards are re-
! qussted to attend special meeting Of tho ConpA-
ny, 70 bs Asid shis aftesneon. ri o'clock. A full
attendance IL earnestly solicited. - businessof i'm
| portanee will be before the Company.
/ Persons wishing 70 join the Company must ap-
ply 1t the driil room on Fourth-st, by Thursday.
| BY order OF J. II. HOLMES,
| jnae5ilt Captain.
/ ATTENTION. xOUNG AMERICA.
The members Of Young America Fire Company
! arc hereby notified 70 attend monthly meeting Of
the Company, to - held 1t their Engine House on
Wednesday June 5sh, at7ip.m.
| By order. IN. WOOSTER,
4 II. C. LANES, sec'y. President.
June s, eI-dIs
/ RAnKERs, NOTICE.
1 From and after thia date the undersigned
Bankers OF the City Of keokuk viii receive -
Banksbis funds, Iowa, Ohio Indiana. and Eastern
specie paying banks, ard continue to receive ~
currency Missouri Bank Notes. All former bal
| understood
/ Cashier State Bank.
GEO. ANDERSON CO.
/ HK. LOVE l. co.
WM. THOMPSON 4 co.
RIA, HALE 1 CO.
Ksokuk, June 4, 1851 dbl
ATTENTION, yOLUsTEERs.
The Volunteers Daily Union Prayer Meeting
will BE- held in the Chatham Square Methodist
Church, every evening At "A O'Clock.
/ Ail the volunteers arc earnestly and cordially
invited - attend.
jsne4d
DIxCREOlTED MONEY.
All discredited money taken at discount foI
Goods as my store, 7si Main-st.
4 june4d Mrs. Is. j. MCCARTNEY.
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