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RAILROADS.
chicago anil Rock Island Raisr0a
SUNNI Arrangement. 1861.

ASAyD 1F1Eli MONDAY, APRID l5rH, 81
~ and until further notice, trains viii leave
Davenport daily, Sundays accepted, as follows:
Let mali train al. &C. 00 A. "
"a freight. ............. 90 A. n
Oh night express % P. II.
Trains arriveat Davenport daily, Sundays ex
oepted, as follows:
Ist night express at $40 4. n.
"a reign trains AT. % p. ~
Cd mail IT IN at..... ............ $50 p. n
All trains over this routeare IN direct conneKion
atChiaago With trains over both the Michigan
Southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Railroad to and from 10
.roit, Toledo, Columbus Cleveland, Cincinnati
fi,tsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Alba.
~, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington. Also at LaSalle with trains Of the ILL
sois Central Road-North to Galena and South to
st. Louis and Cairo.
Passengers are reminded Of tho necessity or
giving distinct directions as to the destination OF
their baggage, also to procure tickets before tax
ing their seats in the cars, the conductors col
isct fares only to stations the line Of the Chi
eago and Reek Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, April IL, 1851 diff
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IN DISTRICT COURT OF SCOTT COUNTY
i Hannah <. Westcrman
vs.. Original Notice.
Simeon Westermann,
SIR You are hereby notified that there il
now on file in the office Of the Clerk Of the Dis.
trict Court of Scott county, Iowa, petition OF
Hannah +. Westermann, claiming frem you d.
vorce from the bonds Of matrimony, for the rea.
son that you have wilfuly deserted and absentee
yourself from her without reasonable cause for
period OF more than two years, and unless you
appear AMI defend in said action on or before noon
OF the second day of the next term Of said Court
to be holden on the first Monday Of December, de
fault will he entered against you and judgmen,
rendered thereon.
September %, ISL.
HANNAH E. WESTERMANN.
BY her Attorneys, PLuMER VAN HosEs.
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Livery and Sale > stable.
Frank kendrick, Proprietor
Corner Of Perry and Cd sts.

CARRIAGES AND VEHICLES.
g. ~ fall descriptions on hand and
~ ready for service at all hours Of day
S and night.
- Our horses are we'll known to be
the best in this vicinity and or eAiagss are Of
the latest styles and best maaueacturo,
ootla 4
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ecl5-d6wlv
co N MERCIAL COLLEGE,
CORNER THIRD AND PERRY srREETs
-lss tao1i9hcd IN 1866.

A given in ali branches appcrtaining to bust
hess education taught al any Commercial College
N the United States.
Separate instruction given, if desired, in Pen
iaAnshir Arithmetic ami Photography.
Rooms open from a. n. till . Pm
For further particulars call at the rooms orseat !
0r circular.
W. Il PRATT
nuv2s-ds wly PRINCIPAL
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MEDICAL.
N0oFFATs0
LIrE.IiLLS ANUPHOENIx BITTERS

YNHESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
Il before the public tor period Of TIiIR y
YEARS. and during that time have maintained a
higb character in almost every part OF the Globe,
for their extraordinary ami immediate power Of
restoring perfect health TO fersons suffering under
ncnrIy every kind of disease TO which the uman
franc is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
OF human disease in which the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-11
Mill W>plpa.

Nov IS THE TINE TO LAY II WoOD
N for winter NE. We have dry hin1l11s 0eG1
1t y % Per cord, a.d green wood q q ogD10
EIDE. fxI'tsSe.
Quick or yon0win - to- late. enl
jy1l-dnl FRENCH 3 DAVA
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FTKU STEE'S SALE On Saturday, the 5tt
A day OF October 1881. will be sold for cash

Il
a day OF October, 1851, will be sold for cash
10 the highest bidder, at the Court House door, in
the city 81 Davenport, at two o'clock Z. NJ, the
following described real estate, to-wit Tho east
half Of lot two =, in block nine . IN the CITY
Of Davenport, Scott county, Iowa also the follow
ing described premises ia the county OF Clinton,
in said State Of Iowa, lot No. fourteen H., in
block No. four T., IN the yllrge OF Camanche,
and the following described real estate in tho
county Of Marshall, in said State, to.wit: The
east half Of the southwest quarter Of section
twenty 20 in township eighty-three 50 north
Of range twenty l20, west OF the 9TH +. NJ, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres.
jy force and effect Of Deed of Trust, made to
Inc by John IL. Lafrenz AMI Elise Llireiz, his
wIc, said first above described property is dpIyre
corded in Scott county records Juae list, lsoo, in
book I'D" OF town-lot mortgages, page loo the
sai I'll above dvscr bed lroFefy IS duly re ordc
IN Clinton count records, August l-th, lo3o, III
book g ol mortgage records, AZ pages 30 and 30,
ami the said third above described property i.
duly recorded Marshall couAty records. July
23l, 4 IS, IN book "i, at pages All AMI 10, AMI
sahl Deed II Trust Is dated JuLc itA, So.
Davenport, September IL. ISL.
II. +. MATTHEW'S,
st.lI dIst Irs.fCp.
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ST. NICh0LAS HOTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Board Reduced to So per Day.

CsINCE THE OPENIN0 OF THIS VAST AND
- comuodious Hotel, in 1854, II has been the
single sndsavor Of the proprietoTs 70 make it the
most sumptu aus, convent and comfortable homo
for the citizen and stranger on this side Of the
Atlantic.
Aud whatsoever has seemed likely TO administer
to the comfort Of its guests they have endeavored
without regard to cost, to PROVIDE and to combine
all the elements OF individual and social enjoy
ment which modern art has invented, and modern
.Aste approved aud the patronage which it has
commanded during the past SIX years il crafty
ing proof that tn cir efforts have been appreciated
To meet the exigeacies Vi the times, when all
are required to practice the most rigid economy,
the Undersigned have
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ARTESIAN WELL PUMPS!
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS PURCHA SEQ THE
L right to manufacture ana sell

CHRISTIAN BEELERsS
Double and Single Actin1 Artesian We'll Pumps.
and is now prepared TO answer all orders for the
same. The pump is new invention and superior
to any now in use. It's proof ,ainst frost. and
can be used as a fire engine. or to water gardens
Throws a steady stream, and at a distance. For
deep drilled wells it is the very best in use. Aso
for railroad stations, or lining purposes
.AHTESx.a.r WELLS ROREED
at short notice, and on reasonable terms. All work
warranted to give satisfaction. Address,
G. L. MERRILL,
RICK Island, Ilinvis.
c. WASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
vicinity. aprli-d6m
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at tho same time abating none Of the luxuri
with which their table mas been crto supple
TkkADW ELL, VIII COME 4 co.
NEW YORK, September 2, 1851 lspl93m
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NORTHWESTERN
ms CKANCE COMPANY.
OF OSwEGO, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED 1892.
NASH CAPITAL AND SURPLS IA PER
~ statement 70 Auditor Of State,
January, 1880, ................... 1856. e14. "a
io'ai disabilities. .............. 37,2l6.79
HENpK uARRMAN
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freight Of all kinds will be carried from Chica
goto all points East at all times, q; as low rate.
~ any o.her RAILROAD route. sep2s-dtf
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spll dts

Hs'RU STEEo SALE. On saturday, the 9Th
1 day 81 October ls6l will be sdli for cash,
t. the highest bidder, At tho Court House door, in
tile city ot Davenport, AT two y CLOCK T. NJ. the
following described read estate in scott county,
State Of Iowa. to-wit; Lot No. one l. in block
No. tweuty eight >, in tho city " Davenport,
excepting forty FIVE ~ feet I'll from the north
end Of said lot, siid except! portion oeini, forty
i.ye -, iect from north to south, and eighty
lsAl feet from east TO west.
BY force aud effect Of Decd of Trust, made
to me by Geor- Schel bel and Mary u Sche bel
hiswife duly recorded in Scott county records May
10th, 1875 in book :" {" Of town mortgages, at
page $40, and dated May 2ith, 1888.
Davenport, September 10, lo6l.
II. Is. MATHEWS,
sull-its) Trustee.
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THRU STEE'S SALE.-On Saturday, the 5th
i day Of October, 1861, vii, be sold tor cash t,
the highest bidder, at the Court House door, IL
the city Of Davenport, at two o'clock l.. NJ. the
following described real estate in Scott County
State OF Iowa to wit; Lot No. SIX o., in block
No. one |, In Cook Sargent's second addition
10 the city Of Davenport, by force and effect Of a
Deed OF Trust, made to me by Michael Power and
Mary Power his wife, duly recorded in Scott
county records, June 4th, laJs, III book I'D" at
page ), and dated June ID, 1875.
Davenport, September 18th, 1861.
II. B. MATTHEW'S,
aaul2 dts Trustee.
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Pennsylvania Central Railroad
sK&;5jlilil !; sEs5iasE
ssctweon Pittsburg and Folladelphta.
between Pits

= Capacity d Nls Rooa s 1tor equal 10 M,
im tie Co,uqtrv.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY L. FOWL

The majesty of the Government, as represen-
ted at the National Capital, hedged about by
none of the exterior, imposing state OF royal
supremacy main spring of a silent ma
chinery has nevertheless, without the exhi-
bition of its material forces, been mere alb
straction, figure Of speech, nothngness IN
the eyes of Jeff Davis and his confederates.-
(Contederates! apropos name that We apply
it often to thieves and burgars.) They have
not had |. . realizing sense - Of any such mere
symbol. They have snapped their fingers at it..
Messages and proclamations, disseminated by
the peaceful art of printing, have been scorned
by those of their number who could read, or
received with roars of laughter. Ordinances
they have no regard for, unless they come out
of the right foundry, and tho Flag Of the
Union has become mere rag to b. torn into
pieces, or trampIed under foot. 1t remains TO
be seen whether they will have any more respect
for the majesty Of the people, when they take
the pains to visit them personally, and in a
body, with petitions for peace suspended from
the points Of seventy-fve thousand bayonets--
and whether they will rejoin to the roar Of
cannon with roars Of laughter We would
not be presnmptuous where nothing has been
achieved, but we are a little hopeful in this re-
spect They have hitherto monopolzed the
tok about fighting, and still they talk, of guns
and drums and wounds-Heaven save the mark !
The Southern atmosphere is hot and tainted
heat lightning aashes--the hurricane roars !;
but there is storm gathering in the North !;
the silent clouds are collecting about the hill
tops their mighty masses come together in the
free air.
1--WE never did, like m,lestation view
OF the enchafed elements"
The North is not fruitful in sudden tempests,
but it has immense reservoirs where they COL
lect, and sometimes come down with trans
cending power. Some process Of the kind is
going on. We begin to realize in its imposing
force s. the solidarity of the peopes.' Our
plain Republican Government will be found
unless we are deceived greatly in such hopeful
ausuries, to have some attributes of strength,
when the free North, SO long roticent, shall at
last speak forth with oAe voicc-yea and t!,at
mighty voice.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

III worthy OF remark, that this venerable House nave
maze Speciality of supplying the wants of DruEGss'
rhyscians, and Town Agents with their pure and "h0
some liquors. and the fact that their list of customers EN-
dence of their popularity with that respectable class oil
traders
IL TINS popular House of recent date, and II was
deemed Xpedien to extend its reput ton by display
OF pubic recommendation, it would be difficult task
o"rrange in the most imposing thousands oil en-
chandise.
from the point of it first existence, than eigh
years ago, down to the present this esabtlshmeu
has maintained its we'll earned reputation the Integrity
OF IT. financial obligations remain yet untarnished AN"
'he hdelit' aud promptitupe with which numer"'
supporters have been served furnish the best eN hc
mat has stuff r. no dmunton, and thai the quality Oh
us staple ar lcles have way been permitted to dt
generate If these cnnsiderat can be resolved INTO
undeniable facts by that public which they have so
long served it will furnish for them suc
nn 10 adopt as the future " If arms " the ln>En"
OF their native State excelsior ~ hi'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
Montpelier, May 4o'clock P. N.
Fort PickenS Reinforcod!.
HOW IT WAS DONE
Stars and stripes floating i'm
Baltimore!
BALTlMO tEANS RALLYING UNDER
THE OLD FLAG.
THE NEW TREASURY LOAN.
Pensacola invested with U. s. Troops.

New YORK, May l.
The steamer Atlantic from Fort Piekens ar
rived this morning.
The repor5s having arrived at Fort TAYLOR,
Key West, on the 18th ult., when additional
troops, ordnance, &c, were taken on board
and reached Fort Jefferson, Tortugas, on the
afternoon of the l4th
On Tuesday, the 10th, she reached Santa
Rosa Island, ancborpg near the F,igate Sabine
Alter dark took about twenty boats of the
heet In tow, anu started for II. Pickens, with
all the lights extiuguished. and came to anchor
about mile from the Fort, in tdlrect range of
the guns OF Fort McRea.
by midnight majority O. the soldiers were
in the Fort ....
All her forces were successfully landed, to.
gether with stores, ammuntlons. &c.
Steamer Frlgate Powhattan arrived off Fort
Pickens on the 18th.
osea'ner Illinois arrived on the l9,h, and
landed her re-Intercements on the Goth
BALTIMORE, May |.
nv "ooh the Star Span led Banner WAS
raised over the Custom House and p,s, oaoo
oy order of the newt, appointed officers.
Large crowds We're present, and great entbp
slasn was manifested.
with cheers for the Union and tho Old EI,,
tho crowd then joined in singing .Tbe Star
spangle,l banner"
WASHINGTON, May |.
he Secretary of the Treasury has .dvort;ooa
Tor proposals until the 3Oth, unless sooro, -
ken' at par, for nearly Sl4 600 900 under t,o
act OF June 2Sth 1860
News has been received here Of tho ;n,,..
mens OF Pensacola by =. s. troops.
A full dress parade was given hero fiji. o,.
noon' consisting of all the Mass. r ! ~.
N T. troops. The residents and MANY a;.u:
lis were present.
Through the agency of Gen. Wilson g.
Batter has received six large guns .aa w..
how'tzer with equipments from New yo,, WV
Government will sell to Massacbrso.,o
1'on OF the unrifled cannon at Sn ;o.e,l p''-
The seee>S'o"iSts have % guns and loon ' las"
four m1'S beyond Arlington Nights. ''' men,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

Virgnians are removing the machinery to
Richmond which the Government abandoned at
Harpers Ferry.
North Carolina is said to have gone out of
the Union by accla nation.
Bishop Onderdonk died April 30, aged 20.
The Chesapeake landed $500 barrels of pro-
visions at Fort Monroe.
1t is reported that martial law will be pro-
claimed in Washington, and along the Rail
ruads now run by the Government.
Carl Schurz goes West to organize Com
rany.
Hon. Geo. p. Marsh, of Burlington, Minis
ter to Turin, sailed from New York on Sa.ur-
day.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

They were seen yesterday by scouts
Since Maryland has declined to sccedc, secs.
sionists will concentrate in Virginia.
MONTGOMERY, April 90.
Congress met at noon to-day.
Jeff. Davis message announced the rati6co
ton of the Constitution, and it only remains
for the election of officers to administer tbo
Government.
He states that Commissioners have been sent
to England, France, Russia and Belgium, to
ask tor recognition and to make treaties and he
recommends the appointment OF other diplomat.
fc agents.
He says Virginia has united her powers and
fortunes with the confedsracy, and says that he
has satisfactory assurances that other Southern
States will soon follow.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, April 90. The Royal Mail Steam
ship Arabia from Liverpool 2Oth, and Queens
town Dist, arrived at 9 Nj. to-day, bringing
Il3 500 specie.
The London Times, in an editorial, reiterated
hopts Tor the maintenance of peace, and thinks
1t still possible that the warlike intentions of
President Lincoln may not be carried out into
civil war.
One OF its articles concludes as follows -
" We would rather hope that the good seuso of
Americans and the peaceful counsels of this
country may bring about a reconciliation be-.
tore the dispute has been too far envenomed. As
long us the two sections of the Union refrain
from hostili;ics, it would be the hight of urr,-
gance and folly to interfere, but when the soil
and sea are likely to be stained with blood, for
eign natio may surely demonstrate in the
cause of humanity"
Garibald took his seat in the Italian Parlia.
ment, and business was temporarily suspended
by tho applause.
Garibadi made his speech SO violent that it
excited tumut in the chamber He made Of
iens've illusions to the Ministry. against which
Count Cavour protested. The President of the
Chamber put on his hat, and the sitting was
suspended for L brief interval.
Garlbaldi, in resumng, spoke with more
moderation. lie defended his comrades in
arms, and said that the formation of three di
visions OF volunteers, as decreed, was not suffi.
clent for National armament.
Count Casour SAID he accepted the words of
Cancellation.
Haraibldi explained several fact. alluded ia
ny Cavour. and expresses his belief that Cavour
loved Italy.
Ca the 10Th, Garabaldi was again received in
the Chamber with loud applause.
An attempted reaction had broken out in
oalahr", whether troops were dispatched.
Continued Austrian movements on the Pc
near ferara are recorded. An attack in Sir
'lnh is considered nosslble, commencing with
the invasion OF the Dutchy Modena, which
would not be an infraction OF the Villafranca
treaty.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

FROM OUR MORNING EDITION.
Can't. Sherman's Battery a Union
.".~ S,rrngshcGer.

TO THE FREEMAN

New YnUK. April 3d.
A special dispatch to the Post says that the
presence of Sherman Battery at Elkton, Nd.
bas changed the community from Secesslonlsts
to Unlonists .c,...s s.. +; ..s r-..
Troops are concentrating around Baltimore.
Troops are already in Virginia. and force
of Federal troops will soon be posted at Frede-
rick City the present capital Of Maryland.
Ca pit Dodge of the Federal Army has been
elected Colonel of the Ninth New York Regl-
nent and has accepted ii. .s..e.> 49,
-: p. - PHILADELPHIA. April Both.
The Prov dence Artillery left this morning
for the South. i
large number of Baltimoreans. driven
from their homes under mob rule, returned this
morning with their families
Gov. Letcher has been notified that any
approach of confederate troons towards WASH
ington will be signal for an instant attack on
Richmond and Norfolk.
narrishurgh, April 80.
The Chief Justice of Vermont while III Rich
mond estimated the troops there to be ii 600,
and Is 900 South Of that point were moving
northward.
A gentleman from Virginia states that the
vote in the Virginia Convention against seces-
sion, was 10 II as reported.
New York. April 30.
The Dedbam Zouaves arrived here last night,
and are qnartered at the CITY Hall Park.
PHILADELPHIA, April 80.
The whole of the New Jersey force leaves
Trenton Tomorrow for Washington.
The Adratlc is to be employed as a trans
port.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

The following extract from letter we have
received, speaks for itself
In reply to the query, " what is Vermont do
ing :" in letter from friend, in n. Y,
wrote: Vermont is something slow, bu, she is
sure. You will hear report from her, but it
will not come from the North but from the
South
We have voted million for war purposes,
and will give another, it necessary.
There is plenty Of ''neeer SET in old Yer
mont yet H.G
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

The time limited in the Presidents proela
nation for the traitors to dispense and go qui-
city about their ordinary business, is nearly up,
but they have not yet dispersed, and will not.
The Government has got a summers work on
its hands. 1t has got to put down this treason.
The jurisdiction Of the United States doesn't
stop at the Potomac. 1t reaches to the Gulf
of Mexico. Its Flag must be carried there
1t must DO loft flying from every cminence be.
tween New Jersey and New Orleans, and no.
enough traitors left t" tear it down or insult it,
The Government must now make thorough
work of putting down rebellion Its troops
face the South. Let them have the word
Forward - as soon as possible, and let not
final halt be called, until the stars and stripes
are flying over the domes of every Southern
capiol
Maryland is evidently coming to her senses
She has found out that she is on the road to
some hundreds Of thousands of Northern troops
are gong South. And many of them, never
having sven Maryland, ale DESTROYS of taking
that State in their way, and are particularly
anxious to 60 through Baltimore, and see the
curlosties of that mob-rued city They would
be willing to 90 considerable distance out OF
their way to see the City, but not single inch
to avold 1t. SO the Legislature has kindly and
CONSIDERABLY, and in an amiabe frame of
mind, voted that United States troops can 20
through Maryland, on their way to Washington.
This is exceedingly thoughtful Of The Leg,sla-
ture; and after voting that lightning may strike
in that State, if it is atsr,ctd that way, thew
MY consider the business of the session COM
pleted, and at once adjourn.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

PATRIOTIC WoNAN.-Madam Lucy A. Cooke.
oa'rvoyant Physician, of this place, to-day
flung to tho breeze a beautiful! Flag, twelve bv
eighteen fect,-tho workmanship of her own
hands, and wholly at her own expense, and wa.
,cide aic0kc all the while.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01

GOOD ExAMpLE.--An ext=nsivs fancy goods
dealer in Broadway, N. Y, has sent three o,
his clerks to fight for their country, and ,ontin
ues their salaries, while absent This is tan
gible patriotism
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-01
Vermont Volunteer ompanies.

Ine lolio"lng letter has been handed us by
Geo. A. Merrill, Secretary of Civil and
Military Affairs, which will explain itself:
Sr. JoHNsBURY, April 90, 1861.
SIR:
In reply to your enquiries respecting tho
inspection and enrolment of volunteer
company at--. am instructed by the
Governor to inform you that such permission
is granted, subject to the conditions of gen.
eral order which will soon be issued. And
| am also instructed to publish this roto for
the information of those who have made
similar inquiries in relation to companies
eady formed or to be formed in different
parts of the State
Tae Governor goes this day to Rutland for
the purpose, in connexion with the Adjuto ut
and Inspector General. of completing the
arrangements for mastering into rendezvous
the first Vermont regiment, now ready for
the U. s. service. Meantime there will be
no unnecessary delay in issuing general
order and appointing the proper officers for
the enlistment Of the two additional regi-
ments required by the recent act of the Leg
islature.
GEO. A. MERRILL.
Secy of Civil Il Military Affairs.