, 1861-07-30
WESTERN -mrLxTARY mArrExs
!, "a ILLINOIS.
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GEE'L LngApquAnrEas, STATE OF ILLINOIS,
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE,
). ern1NoR1ELD, July Is, 1861. J

GEs'1 1usApquARrEas, STATE OF ILLINOIS,
AD1uTAHT GENERALS ofrtcE,
. ) !. GFn1NoR1ELD, July 25, 1861.
Gtmral Order No. 40. -
: The following rule will be observed In re.
eard to the Organization Of companies md
Teg:luerts,, which may hereafter be called into
The service of the Government by the State:
The Government will psy for the subsist-
elceaud transportation ol companies from the
date OF moving to headquarters, or place Of
randi zynn5 for organization into regiments,
ar1' NOT fur expenses pr e~iou,ty inctlrred, OF
a1'y hiIJ ard to enable The State officers to
attilE the act;ous.ts, eacA eemnlandiuS ofleer
ef c0,EIans will Keep an eccnrste Sccount OF
txrIrscs c1 transportation mud subsistence on
ahs Nay II The reuaszyoEs, and deliver the
fame to the Assistant QH1:tcrlnlster at the
r!acc Of r-Ydt zvo1le, verified by oatb, giving
the Ealnc6 OF l,c5aon5 furnishing subsistence
aSd the names Of persons and railroads 1ur1a'
]shing trE EnkI,ortation.
, When the accounts Of all the companies are
received by the Assistant QuasteImaster, he
will return the same, certified by him sell, 70
the Board of Auditors, 1cr examination a1d
adjustment. ="
By order Of RICHARD YATES,
Commander Chlefs
THOMAS s. MATTER, Adj't Gen ~
GEN. Pores CoMMAxp-A special order Of
Gen. Pope, commanding the district Of North
Missouri, assigns the several points OF his
command Is follows:
BIZ virtue Of instructions received from Ma.
jor General Fremont, U. 8. A., the uuder'
signed assumes the command ol all tAe fosc33
in North Missouri.
Brjga5iIr General S. A Hurlbut is assigned
tt the ccEmand Of the forces along the line
oi TIE HsEulbal and st. Joseph Railroad, from
Quincy a,t Hannibal to st. Joseph, headquar-
tiers at Macon City.
Colonel u. s Grant, Illinois Volunteers, Ia
assigned 10 tie command at Mexico, Mo.
Colonel Ross, Illinois Volunteers, will &C.
cupy WarrcntoD, NO, with his regiment, and
Gel. Palmer will poet his regiment at Rsnlck
aGd Sturgeon, in such forc9 at each point as
ne may deem judlcious, fixing his headquar-
tcrs st Rcnick.
DEPARTURE OF TIE VoLuNrEns-Captain
uanna's company of volunteers, attached 70
the 8th regiment aud LIST brigade d. Cairo,
with G. new recruits, left this city for Cairo
on Monday morning. They we're escorted to
the wharf By large and enthusiastic crowd,
depart. Upon reaching the wharf hey we're
welcomed by still greater assemblage, which
lad gathered together to witness, perhaps for
the last time, faces made dear by fond associa-
1ion and hnl1owed by kindred ties: The
called, at the conclusion of which they march
I'd aboard The boat, md started, at about s
o'clock, anaiGst the cheers and well. f.Wi5hes Of
hundreds, for rPeoria.-IazesoeN Repab,. 26th.:
MONTGOMERY COUNTY CAVALRY COMPANY,
-The organization Of the company was COM
I'leted on Saturday Inst at Htlisboro. The
meeting for the election Of officers took place
in the Court House. Judge Brewer 5eing
elected Chairman made some very appropriate
remarks upon electipg tit men for o11lcers, aud
upon the propEiety of having, ii possible, eve.
II section If The county represented.
Nominations then being in order, Pant Wal.
te1s was nominated for Captain and elected BY
reclamation. Thus the company u es he
opllion, Wonld make the best officer. The
following is a List Of all the officers chosen
Captain, Paul Walters; First Lieutenant
liaac Skillman; Second Lieutenant, Morgan
Blair.-H.lkoboro Free Pres, 25th.