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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25

TOk SALE.-A ra,usbe FAkM Ia Chester
IL field county, contaiaing 627 acres. four rliles
south Of Gcaif ID Depot, On tbs Bicbm ,nd and
Dar lille Railroad, and sixteen miles rom Rich.
nond. For particulars, apply to S. T. HANCOCK,
Manchester. Va.
TIRNs-Very accommodating.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25

WANiAD
Gentlemen cnn be supplied with FUR.
NISHED ROOM l, without board, in a pleas.
ant location on Franklin street, convenient to
several boarding. hoases.
Address "W. W."
NH 22-Ss* Through Dispatch ONCE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25

INT ANTED-kEUkUI TS- hmm .ciia lely,
wv for the Governors Mounted Guard,
4th Reg't Va. Cavalry, which has been in
active service since the beginning Of the war.
This is NO time for deIay or hesitation. Ap-
ply at once to Lt .INO +. FISHER,
GOddin's Hall. NH 22--S.*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-25

VIZ A N T E D.
Persons desiring
SUBSTITUTES
| tor the war, can hnd them by application at
my ONCE. SAM'L d. HICKS.
fe 23-1m* Shockce Slip.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

- (ll|lll lll|lf|l -
tias u sssiseosa {.
s ~ soea - ths srgsnisstiss A. Z. rseiaAai Il
S~d1eesA. Il v:n 30 sar11klly sbspe6ssd y
Ae a6etcsang o(neee for - SsGtD. the I'll
ees s6ns q lssss che nini@sG uuobse Of sae1
eomdlny 10 peoDsss !; no esgones1e exdppe sielI
IN hGGpiisl NIL be seantAdp --z4-~- S~
He will siso compare the mustsr.in-ss!ls.
end Il found correct, viii sian The roll. eerti.
fysse = sks = asses u oASh wAs - he 1ste q
bic enlistment. 49,
s fn1sGertsg 81 Beers viii report -pssmpsly y
the Adjutans General Of the army. sos nsoea
81 III ssssaislsg ltsutsaants musfSsso- ssss
the service BY them. sodsr coed'tionsI letters
Of apcoissmsos. togstsss with the rsgi0snt1
70 via ,hav belong. II FLO LII E- WV
II, Offis-rs vii 10 mustered into the SER
siss ealsu q. the suthority Of the Gosseaee -
{ State to which their fseimsots belong.
III. UotiI regiments sfs organised add
,hsis muster rolls eompIstsd. they Will BE- no.
der the sxe osivs eoptrol Of the Governors Of
the states. AMI al regulations fOr Qoarssfmss-
tel. Medical and OrdD nee Stofss.s0d contraets
for subsistence. viii. If approved By them, Be
allo ved. and not othersise.
Nv. Where it is desired BY the Governors
Of states the United States Officers Of the
Qasrtermastsr. Medicsl, end Ordoancs Depart
usots, may torn over Stores - The Stets su'
tboritiss. to be issusd by them 10 aecosdssss
With the regulations, end seeountsd Tor 70 the
proper Bussau OF the Was Dspastoses.
v. Persons travelling aadsr the order 1t the
Governor Of Q State on businsss contested
With the Recroisiog service. viii b ailo.sd
the 90 usi cost Of trauspor' atioD 70 BE- Iaid BY
the Mu.tering and Dshursiug Officer on pre-.
sentation of the account. accompanied By
proper vouchers. and the order under which
the journey vss pssf"r0sd. @
81 oRDEe OF TIE SECRETARY OF War.
l. THGMAS,
'''~ Adiotant General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
OPErCERs ABSENT fkOA THEIR kEGl-
War Dssarflaent.L

War OoRoG1oenss- Sf.A . =
Ansur.xr HxszsaI's Oyncs.
N..nlsvsvs. June 1862.
General Ordess Numks, u . yr4-Ta -
In. sr..e p.subsrs Of o6sessI Aosess '!o@
ri. ,s.,maoas vithou. sufficient cause 10
,erious evil winch calls for i~msd.sts GORE
tom. b. Paragrsph TT. 0sn.rss hssa'ss'ens.
the poesr Of eoomsnd,eg emesfs 70 k1ss.
100 AZ abes.ees - hunted - o ''ssms -
,e,een In Il No Of ws4s leave. OF soe.nes
viii only be granted BY tue Secretary Of mst.
Except when Che certificate Of q e0icsl omcsF
hall chow. beg ond doubt. that . -chanse 10
cation lis necessary u save life. or prsveo'
permanent disab,,ty y" Paragraph 1876. Cen
erut kssslssieAs) In sueh cas-, ens C0nmeoo-
It Of % Army. Department. OF District. "sy
grant sos sxossdiLg tvsssy deys ~ sos :.
pra.ioo u that time. y tie officer Be not ao.: %
{, avel. be must make sppi,cs.i o to me Ao)o
tsns General Of the Army for 90 extension sc'
eomp.nisd ~ the certificate o. @so'ss' 81.
nc-r al the armv. 10 the Usual form and th I
hs :. MOI able to travel II it be not practic
Able to procure such . certificate, In conss.
oueoce Of there being No army phystoias "
me olses where the officer resides. the esrtif-
,cate Of . citizen phyeican, attested ty c'sst
magistrate. may be substituted.
Al officers Of the Rsgulars and Volunteers.
except those on parole, now absent from duty
With leave, will Be considered ''absent without
leave" paragraph 1925. 0sssraI kegu1atsens.)
unless they are found ct their posts within
fifteen dsys from the date Of this order. or are
authorized by orders from the Adjutaot Geh-
cratic he absent. which order Will In eli cases
be based On . certificate - above described.
aud must b exhibited to the psymastsr before
payment 10 made them
Al iovalid ind wounded officers who are
able TO travel, although their di shilisy may
n. hsve be. o removed. paragraph 1877. 0s"sv-
al Requlotions) will yepAir, without delay
those from the East to Annapolis. TO report to
the General Commanding the Camp Of 10.
ct, ucticp: those from the West to report 10
the commanding officer Of Camp Cease. Ohio.
At these points they will remain until able TO
proceed to their re- imsnts. or until an sxsmin
ing board msy decide adversely to their sbil-
itv to return to duty within . reasonable time.
and orders may be given BY the President for
their discharge.
Their Excellencies the Governors of States
are requested to make known this order, and
to con ribute to its execution - may be In their
mower. Mastering and Recruiting Officers are
dir~c, ed 10 do the same. Elk 70 copies Of the
order will be furnished them for distribution.
Failure to comply with the above reguis-
tons vii. be reported to the Adjutant General
by Regimental Commanders.
By order Of the Secretary Of War.
l. THOMAS. Adjutaot General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
REIPE & PRATT,S
Bathing Heuse + swimming Sehssl.
RULES AND REGULATIONS.

The establishment consists OF two depart
nents. viz: Bathing HOUSE aud Swimming Seho0A
2 The tathing House, which is divided into
two distinct apartments, may be occupied 1t any
hour duris& the day by holders Of ssaaDn tacks.a
for swimming and bathing, o. Of single bathing
. The sviSmsng departm NJ win b. Used e1-
| cluslvey by free swim mefs and swimming sch "
ars only in bathing dress during lesson hours and
tor SWIMMING scholars ohty 10 presence Of the
ssimning teacher. Free sw'mtsars are those ~no
are able 70 swim once entirely around TIE area
with ease. swimming scholars until pronounced
kee swinners} will not be pe.oittsd 20 swim
without the bet to prevent accidentA 81
I By advice Of Ihyicians, the time Of remain
inR 10 The water will Be limited toAi5 minutes 10
spring, to 80 minutes in SummeS1 Apd 70 u min-
stes il Fall months.
AT the termination Of each lessen the mem
bers viii lsatA che ibasin ~ the 6sAsl TO make
rosm for the others. $40 3..5 s.I aMxr.a.. ~. II
Bathing house and swimming school will Dc
open every day except Ssadays, from = o'clock tn
she morning till niae il, tho evening. Suodays
he ~ ,nmine teh ocr win 81 devoted excIa
siS~iy - ladies from toaI A. u. and from -
70 6gP. n !, accessible 70 male member, ron y
six q. u, and from II 4. y. 70 r. ~ ana 'l0m
5s Petite bshssies il ezpssted - ws'l - proper
attention T. the rules and directions o the tsssn
: ANY necsssssy alasssticns d rules sna ssgs.
laso.s y es !o3,:a e. = S.tSiae hou,. AID
svfmnise asedool; 500, enc hsf - 20 Oc paid .
~ - heIanee . he end II ooe month"; single
bath tickats Is cents. ten for eae dol!?r >. .zfI
n Bathing dresses, toweis 90. VII oe 'nrnhn.
- ~ ~ rosahssa ~ abe swiomiae sGhoOl, aa4 |
; si :; ~; 4 ss ss,s # cent
Is Parents or guardians OF the pupilssna per- i
thsDasAeD vilklD Anaetsd - |
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
Organization Of New Regiments.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTANT GENExALs OFFICE
Wsshippton. JULY 8. 1862,

WAR DEPARTMENT.
ADJurANT GENERALS OFFICE
Washington, July 8, 1862.
General Ort'r,. No. Is. - .'.,-1. ;,
l. Ia organizing new regiments of volun-
teers. the Gsvernor of States sre hereby au-
sh"rized 70 appo'n', 10 addition to the Staff
Officers heretofore authorized, one Second
Lieu enaDt for each company, who shall be
mustered into vice at the common cement OF
the organization. who shall have authority to
muster in recruits AZ they are enlisted. ii
any recruit ahalt be enlisted by such officer,
Who shall after wafde. on Medical inspection
prove to have been obviously unfit for service,
at the urne of his enlistment, al expenses
caused thereby shall be paid by such officer to
| he stopped against bin from any payment that
may BE- coming to him from the government
thereafter. x .4a 44..4 sss.,.4.sa L J IT,. y
Any officer, thus appointed and muss cred.
shalt only be entitled TO be paid on the must.
and pay roll Of his company. and shoul. q s
e ! 10 secure an orgaDiS d company vith q
. ch rsaso0abie time IS the Governor may
designate, his men may be Transferred to eoi,e
other company. his appointment be revoked,
and be discharged without pay unless the
Governor shall think proper to give him . po-
ei'ion 10 the e0n.o'idated company 10 which
| bic men have been transferred
Articles Of enlistment, - IN the Regular
Army. win Be made aus in esrli6cats By ! sueh
recruiting officers. one copy Of which will sbe
eenl 10 she Adjusant 0ensral ~ the state, one
to the Adjasant Of. the rsxtnsot. cod ose vii
be kept by the recruiting officer. Recruits
will be sent to the regimentAl rsrd.svSos 1t
least ~ often as once week, whore they viii
bs Immediately examined BY the, surgeon 81
the regiment. and II found unfit Tor duty By
reason Of permanent disability. will be die,
charged iron The service forth vith BY The cue.
esoo. Who ~tll report such disekares the Al
iatart 0eoersl Of the Stste end also to the Al
jatsst Of the regiment, noting 'particularly
those cases whore the disability was Obvious
at the time Of snlis, meot. & 'Iss III =.
Ths mnstsrin rolls IL cash soapssy pilySe
psds. eas,hyo the AdistAaEl of he iersaesna:
tom a,list ~ - lafsisAsAa by ths 4AdIssAst
e.esrsl q he Stare ssgssseFD Wit shssssii
I. -. s.slistnsbt farpishsd htm'by tbsrssrsi
n. ~ 49, s''-sAtS spoS n tASGsGSxs vfS III
psr:eas d;.sI..ess I 5, =. !. ..,. ~
VA .Asasa9J Asg1 bsasa4Sf sat 4aasa@ ssl=aSD
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
State Of Iowa.
ADJUrANr GENERAL's OFFICE.

ADJUTANT GENERAL's OFFICE,
Clinton, Jul, 20. 1862.
For the information Of officers aud eod,ers.
and the citizens of Iowa, the folio wing Gene
al Orders. etc, No. 81. are re-published.
RESIGNATION OF oFFICERs
Extract General Orders No 81. War De-
par,meDt. Adjutsnt Generals office. Washing
ton, Argue, 10Th, 1861.
Nv. Officers Of Volunteers who resign their
Commissions. will not be received into service
# the Uuiteh States as officers Of other Vol
Jnteer organizations.
By order. L. THOMAS,
Af'iutaDt General
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
ABSENT OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF TUE MISSISSIPPI
St. Louis, April 2, 1862. ~3 !
General orders, Numberl4.
| All officers and volunteers, absent from
their Regiment or Corps, without proper au.
thority. will be Immediately reported to these
Headquarters. to be dropped from the Rolls
or mustered out Of service.
IL. All private. aud non commissioned off.
GERS. who have been absent from their CON-
panies on turloughs or sick leaves, it not from
wounds or inj ,r,es received in battle, for III ore
than two mouths, will tie discharged from the
service.
Ill. Commanding officers of Armiee, Armv
Corps. Divi ions and Brgadss in the field, will
not gra Mt leave Of Absence to any officer Of
their coCnmond. except, on a certificate from
the proper Medical Officer, and even then for
uot more than twenty dass.
In no case will turloughs to privates or non.
commissioned officers be given for more than
twenty daye AS it is W III kno . n that Msdi-
cal officers Of Volunteer Re.im snts have gross
iy abused their authority to give certificates II
.ck nes., commanding officers will exercise
their own discretion in giving leaves 20 per-
| son- holding such certificates stea ~
Nv. Privates and non-commiseioped officers
absent from their Com, anies without leave.
VIII DC tepOrteu as OeeeTt0Fs. hereafter Off,
0rs who neglect to obey this order, and con.
nivs at the absence Of their men from du,v.
will on proof Of the fact, be mustered ont OF
service or If the caee be euch az to REQUIRE On
example to be made. they will be tried and
punished by Court Martial. st.sfs ~
V Any fficer non.cammissioned officer. or
private coming to the City Of st Lyuia with
| out q proper leave Of absence, will not re.
| ceive pass but witt be ordered hume iiately
hack to HE Regiment, and any officer who
gives leave OF absence without proper au-
| th"ri'y, viii be arrested.
l WI #GI%
I! VII Particular attention is called 70 the
following extrac from Gsnersf Orders, No. 8.
dated Headquarters sD.rar,mess of ,hs Mis-.
sonri st LOUIS, Nov 23t, 1851:
10 all cares ~ Resignation by Volunteer Of
hcers. mustere ed into the service Of til. Uaitet]
ststss. Who NAV be serving 10 shie Department,
to- rest a,'ion mnst be forward-d throuoh
h'g'me"tat Br gsds and DIVISION Commsnd J
ere 10 department Headq aartets. aDd not een,
darese'y 70 the Governcrs Of shs -State. ,K.;
whom the commission vac iesu~d. R.o;u..s
81 and Brigade Com.sa nders a. d;..ss.I T.
Genera; otAss NJ ~ PsraxssvA AVA n,
psrtmsnt. AdjuG::' Gsoss.r. ofssa, w,,h;.e-
tor. Aagns:s8d. l6sl, VIZ ass that q ckair
s'atsnent Of she ssusrs sssdiSx to the .-.is.
nstion 4 ktvep aso thst The tfn;s my 20 g.
wSS!s6 the cmcsr was last IS a. Is - 'fo,ip y
the psspsr lessr cell y st.tsd "a thsS IS sonnu.
/ ws5,iggi .sosi .ef tlag ,iseSasyaQ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
ADJUrANr Generals OFFICE, !

ADJUrANT GENERALe OFFICE I
Washington. Nav 80 1862 {
Gen. N b. Baker. Adjt Gent # Ioaca, Clinton,
L,cd:
GENhRAL:- reply to your letter Of the
"A h iust.. making i, curry about the construc
Ion placed upon Paragraph a. No 81. of 1861
from this Office. l have the honor to state that
his part Of that Order was INTENDED to pre-
vent the tender Of designations of Volunteers
tor tr'fiiug reasons.
AZ the rule was designed to operate only as
check upon such designations, it has cen The
practice 30 grant permission to resigned officers
re-enter the service, upon app icatlon to
hat effect BY the Governor Of the State from
whom the parties received their original Com.
mission
If you will forward to this Office . list Of
uch re- gn~d "ffi,er., whom IL 10 nov desir ei
10 re commission. authority will be granted
therefor unless special oil ections exist to al
| wing the particular officer referred to to re
enter the service Of the Uni ed States,
am, General, very respectfully,
Your obi serv't.
GEO. ID. RUGGLES,
Asst Adj's Genl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

DECLINRs.--It is said that Joseph
Williams, Esq, our candidate for Judi
cial honors in this judicial district. de-
cl'nes the nomination, on account Of
business matters entered upon 10 the
city Of keokok. That being the case
the Judicial Committee have a vacancy
to'hil. Let it be ascer.ained whe,he,
the report is true or not, righ: away, a.
there is no time to be lost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

The consns OF ! $50 represents that The
annual value Of eus manufactures
reaches the enormous som OF 81 900,
ocOOOo In 1880 they were $l,0l3,-
OOO,O00. The profit. in the amount are
computed 81 4S per cent. The amount
Of wealth Was created by 1885. 900
persons, assisted by improved machine
y, which gives their skill the greatest
possible amount Of productive power.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
ADOLF TON BLUSCER Alb UT THE
PRESIDEN PROCLAMATION.


At any other time then the present
critical period it would be rather anus
ing than otherwise to notice the buster
aud spleen manifested by the abolition
lists. or as ThuIlow Weed calls them,
the .sinfernal Republican," and their pa.
pers, against the President and his late
action in the matter of war policy. TIE
Tribune condemns the proclamation as
a sort Of mill. and water concern which
falls far short of the work /; the I6st
turns up it's nose at it and seems to ask
the President If that is all be can do for
the abolition sentiment the CONNER.
cial Advertiser styles it an unsatisfacto
ry affair, because it does no: reach out
as far as its niger proclivilies leads 1t,
while the little Tribune and its echoes
through the country are swapping and
snarl,ng because their own radical poll
cy has not been carried out.
Tho conservatism Of the President 10
not ordering that niggers shall be armed
and placed on a level with white men,
and in not issuing positive emanc'pa-
ton proclamation grieves them severely.
The long and short Of it is, they wan
Old Abe to come right up to their
higher law standard, overstep the Con
stitutional bounds and ignore all Legal
restrictions. 1t The management of tho
war was 10 the hands of such men, the
country might well dispair Of ever hav-
ing any more Union or Constitution
1t is the pressure of the sentiments Of
such men as these that the President SO
bitterly complains Of. II they will take
the pains to look over the con6scation
act, they wi see that the President has
no power now, nor will he have at the
end Of the sixty days mentioned in his
proclamation, to issue a proclamation
con'erring freedom to all slaves in the
seeded States. The provisions Of the
law tacitly require the President to pro
coed on the assumption that there are
those in the "Contederate States" who
do rot tall under the visitation OF that
Law. Those who are of that opinion
pow-those pinks OF patriotic periec-
ton who are expecting clean sweep at
the end OF the sixty days, and are ours
ing Cd Abe because he did not make
it at once, will wake up at the expiration
of the time mentioned only to find tha,
they have been leaning upon a broken
reed.
1t would be better tor the country
better for its cause if these fanatical pol
iticianss would cease their rawlings and
go to raising regiments for the war. 1t
is men, muscle and means that this Gov.
eminent now wants to pct down and
crush out this rebellion. Bl1ster and
crimiuation will never accomplish that
snd. The freeing OF all the slaves in
tho South would not accomplish the
work. They must be found before
they can be freed and when our army
is SO strengthened that it can find them
then the Government will be IN con-
dilion to viudicatc its authority without
resorting to any such unconstitutional
measures as abolitionists desire. Let
the muscle for war be furnished-that'
what is wanted to-day, and not fansti.
cal buster, and Improbable ranting at
the President or any other man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

A LEADING shoe manufacturer at
IIaverhi'i, Mas, hss offered to give $25
each to twenty-five recruits. The men
in his employ, not to be outdone in pat
r'otism, have all signed paper, agree
iny to enlist If he aciU.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

NUMBERS Of Congress in some dis.
tricts have got neatly all the men and
officers from their districts tu'lougbed
TO toot their praises fer a reelection.
Mean~hile the country is in need OF
more troops. These Congressman must
be Marked Chicago journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
THE NEW REGIMENTS.
State Of Iowa.

. b. t--. ..a 45-.g - - - ..s2gt sf..t< Il
ADJuTANT Generals OFFICE, J &,
III -> ..-. Clinton, July 18th, 1852. :
General Orders, Num6ey 81. ..7 ,.tI
The places of rendezvous for the five new
Regiments. call.d for ty the General Govern
nent. viii be as follows: 81. 49, -t' -'
One Regiment at ke' kuk.
One Regiment, st Clinton.
One Regiment at Dubuque. .t
One Regiment at Iowa City. a4.a -
One Regime ut at Des Moines. ..p. . .....
n B BAKER,
Adiuta OF General oil Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND HIM
ssLr.-At q recent war meeting 10
Bridgeport, Conn.,, Elias Howe, the
~ell-known sewing machine inventor
vas present, and, after giving 81 900 t.
the roll Of volunteers, announced that
be should not procure substitute, but
20 himself.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.
THis MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
stitches, and fuis tho cloth either right or
isfs, a. the operator nay desire. Il sews very
rapid, is easy Of operation and almost noisslsss
|. is fully prot eted by letters patent, AMI each
machine vArranted to the purchaser
Al those desiring first class fsmily sewing
machine will b richly repaid BY IN examination
Of its merits.
L. CONE. Agent.
Corner Of brady and I'd sts., Davenport. Iowa.
Iy22-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

HENaY WARD BEEcHER preached a
periodical farewell sermon Sunday eve
ming. Henry is going to rnsticate
among the sinners at the watering
places. People get along without the
solations Of religion in New Yotk
and it's surroundings during the dog
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

Cosr OF KEEPINo SHBRP.-The
yearly expense OF keeping SHEEP 10 Yer
mont, il stated BY writer 10 the Patent
Office reno't, at $3.50 per head. In
Wi consin it is put at so cents year.
10 NJ ssour, At 40 cents; in Maine 81 !;
n Virginia at As cents. The Shaker
society in Kectucky rate the cost there
ut from so to Is cents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

49,: ! ~! s.:s! y
ouClis prspsrsy 10 bic bssds. - sis coy sE
1921 sees.ssoe. Fsyosst - rss'eoeo ~.
6eere 10 psthibiee& uslsss 1850 ssqelssos'''
ere senplisd orb.
Nj 0rn. HALLECK.
NJ HI 6ol sAe.-A. 4 Gen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04

To TIE PorNr.-At a spirited war
meeting held at Marengo . few day,
since. twelve voluoteers came forward
and signed the roll, and $3.50 were
subscribed to the war fund. All the
editors and printers 10 the MsreDge
Democrat Office enlisted. SAN.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-04
State OF Iowa.
ApyUTANr GENERAL's OFFICE,
rSt. 90 1910

ADJurANr GENERAL's OFFICE,
Clinton. June rs. 1852.
General Orders. Number "a.
Particular attention of soldie,s on furlouehs
10 called to the following paragraph from Gen
e,ai Orders, No. 80. War Department, Adju.
t.nt Generals Office. Warrington, June 9Th,
1862:
"A large number Of volunteers are absent
from heir regiments Who are nov fit for duty
70 enable them to return. the Governors ol
States are authorized to give them certificates
or passes which will Dti,le them to trsnsror.
tat on to the station of the nearest U. ). Mus.
terinx Office, or Qus'termas er, who will pay
the cost of transportation on euch certificate
or pass, and provide transportation for the sol.
der to his regiment or ststion
The mastering officers 10 this State are -
Cart. H B. Hendershott. Davenport; Cap. l.
E. Yorke. or Capt George F. Pierce, Dubuque
Lieut., G. J Ball, Keokuk.
Passes of tae Adjutant General. by order Of
the Governor, will be found 10 the hands Of
the following named psr.ons: 1t. Col. w. B
AllisIn. Dubuque 1t. N H. Brainard, lows
City DR.. Fraok Woodruff, Dss Moines; 1t.
Col. @. W. Lowrie. Keokuk Lyman Cook
EsQ., Burlington; Hon. }. ). Burtis. pAven-
port Cashier Of the Branch State Bank. Mus
catine Hon. A. F. Brown. Cedar Falls; 1t.
Col Il. C Mutt, Council Biuffs VIM. B. Msck.
Esq., Cedar Rapids; Poet Mss'er. Eddy vile.
Passes will soon bs furnished At other points
Soldiers IAN apply directly to this Office 70.
passes. but the application must state the die
tame. from their residences to the Musteriag
Officers 10 this State
Passes Of this Department., heretofore 10
sued. will DO longer he used for the tran.por.
t.tion of furloughed soldie,s to their Regi.
meuts N. B. BAKER,
Adirtant General Of Iowa.