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, 1862-12-15

SATURDAY ESES1SG- Dec. Is, 1852.
PROVISIONS Market qnirt aud unchanged.
Sales 500 hrls New Mess Pork, deliverable ut
Milwaukee. 1T $1100; 500 brls Prime Noes Pork,
city packed. at $10.T5; $50 boxes Long Boncless
Hiddles ut 64c; 100 boxes Short Bone1ess Mid
dies at G5sc; 100 boxes Short Middles at 6hc, J,
16C00 pieces Bulk Shoulders: loose, at 31Gc; 5000
pieces Bulk Hams at SIC loose; $50 tierces prime
Dc al s4c: 81 tierccs No 1 Lard at &c; 80
t1erces Yellow Grease at 6Nc.
DRESSED HOGS-Received. 3,2s7. Magketac-
4;va and staodv-e1ozi1ty firm. Gacs we're.
, 1862-12-15

eA new novel by the anthor Of East Lynne
:. Mrs. Iallibu11on's Troubles for sale 1T Nc
Nallv & Co.'S 81 Dearborn street.
, 1862-12-15

TEE GoTTsCHALK CoNcERTs+-The sale ot
tickets for the Gottschalk concerts will COM
mencc at Higgins music store on Tuesday
3uorning at 8 clock,
, 1862-12-15

CAuT1oN.-Counterfcit IS On the Mystic
Bank, Of Connecticut, and eos on the Union
Bank, New London, are in circulation here
abputs
, 1862-12-15

DOARDING-Wantedf for small
fauIly Would prefer private family and fnr-
nshed apartments Address letter. stating location
uf house and offered, also terms, b ;" Post
OfHcc Box ES2. References exchanged. deE-y733t
, 1862-12-15

The weather continues rather warm for Killing,
Int the work is going on. The number killed to
packers arc taking all that come in and paying
from $4.o0 to $340. One house bought 500 at tlia
range yesterday: Among the sales Of anothez ao
a4 &c. dividing on It's tbe, and 1s7 head at $4.UO
and An and co. dividing on the Aame weights.
No He7.u6Eicdn.
, 1862-12-15

ExAs1sATroS or FKaA1B TEACHERS
There win bc IN examination Of female teach
ers, at the Office Of tho Board OF Educatlon,
No. rs Lasal1e street. on Thursday, Dec. 18th,
commencing OF O'Clock .. m.
, 1862-12-15

Under good demand by packers. note
tive and buoyant market Yesterdays prices were
vel sustained. and in some instances an advance
OF 1ttc was obtained on choice lots. The market
cloBct frn1-the yards l'eing entirely cleaned out
We give closing prices as follows:
Extra lard hogs s. EGGS. Is
Gooa to nrirae packers. ere...... 32013: 20
Common TO medium. = 94S13.l0
, 1862-12-15

and some q the most csebTRed Rt tphysIcians, spsaf
in tic highest terms Of praise Of Dr James, for
street, New Orleans, Louisiana. sestablishca in
1850, as practitioner in = special branch Of his
the s at IN
manently located at 81 Randolph street, between
Thu. following editorial, from the Galveston
Tcxaa) NeuS, March 9Th, 1861, is but one Of thou
I've have known Dr. James Of Custom House
street, New Orleans. personally, for number Of
years. and lnriny that time have been made ac-
Guainted with a number Of persons who were
afflicted with chronic diseases which have bnf1ed
the skill of some Of our most scientific siciau#-
hut, through the ekillful treatment Of Dr.. james,
rapidly ye1ea aud were G Psrmanepty and Rs5
physician and an honorable man and therefore re-
commend those requiring his aid to apply to him
Immediately, through letter or personally tor re-
DR.. James Office is at Sc Randolph street, be-
| tween State and Dearborn streets. Cures organic
weakness and diseases Of the blood.
| NEW NOVEL ET Mrs Woon.-John R. Walsh,
| corner Dearborn street and Custom House place:
o1 aaoa55oa " eat Ts 9sy ba 5Sys
| from March. 1861" by Count Gurowski7 also, q
| we'll selected assortment Of photograph albums
iariea for 1863 and tue largest collection Of carries
/ de 9istfe in the city
| S.A1I, poy.-The alarming scarcity of vaccine
virus has induced NfcEsrs- Buck g. Rayner, drug
ciEts Of this city to perfect by which
rel}aSle tell article They vii send it By mail to any
| applicant
| upu7s1c1ASs' VISITING L1sT" for 1863, pub
1;r!:ct by Lindlry & Iacki ston, PHILADELPHIA, fol
saie at MeNally & Co s. 81 Dearborn street.
| A new novel by the Nnthor OF East Lynne.
Mrs, Halliburton + Troubles for sale ut Nc
Nally g. Co.'S. 81 Dearborn street.
| ~" 9S Dearborn and 100 South Clark streets ar
the hest and cheapest places in the city for dyein:
and cleaning ladies' and genticmen'B clothing
Cook g. Mclain, proprietors.
rW Attend the sale Of jewe1ry and plated good
ut $50 Soutf, Clark street, Oh Monday afternoon a
: balfpast two O'Clock. If you want good goods.
- Cook B. McI-ain, steam dyers and acourere
A3Dearforu and 100 South Clark streets, Clean an
dye Indies aud geut1rmells clothes in tho best an
| cheapest manner. The Oldest established house l.
| tile city
|~J. ]. Dehan's New Years Call Cards. wri
ten in all styes- sent by mail to any add 1ress on r
, | ccipt Of price, $2.g0 Wedding Cards {new sty1,
$6.00. Don't wait till the holidays; send your o
..c-s st once Persons IN the city Gun Leave order
At Root & cady's. teis-t
Go TO TEE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & sTRAFToS
. CHICAGO CoMbERclCL Co11EGE, 10 geta tho1onE
business education.
: Cook & NcC1can, ,etcam Dyers and Seourer
IS Dearborn and 120 South Clark streets, clean al
- dye ladies' and gentlemens' clothes in the best al
6 cheapest manner. The Oldest established house
: / the CitV.
, 1862-12-15

5lsT REGMEsT ILLINOIS VOLUNTEERS
Letters for this regiment, left at Munson's,
14o Lake street, before O'clock P. H., Mon:
day, will be Forwarded at once by special
messenger
, 1862-12-15

Go TO TIE BEsT-Go TO BRYANT & sTRAFroS's
CHICAGO CoMNERclCL COLLEGE,, 10 get q thorough
business education.
, 1862-12-15

ARREST OF 4 CHICAGO MERCHANT IN ST.
LorIs--The Rtpu5licanof Thursday says .'Mr.
]. ]. Federlein was yesterday arrested, at the
instance Of Mr.. Maurice Rosenhci1n, who
keeps store ut No. ~ Fourth street. It ap-
pears that Mr. Federlien is 4 merchant from
The city Of Chicago, and is here cndcayoring
IT, sell millinery goods by sample, which is in
violation Of 4 city ordinance having special
reference to such cases. The atfair will be III
}estigatcd before the Recorder"
, 1862-12-15
VESSELS IN Our HARBoR.-We snbioin q
summary Of the number Of vessels now laid
up in winter quarters at this port The total
footing is 1856, or IS less than last season:


Editors If1bune-
AS misunderstanding arefrequently arising
respecting the hours when the school build
are opened for the reception Of pupils, will
thank you to publish the following rule of the
Board of Education for the information Of
parents:
s.AlI the teachers of the Public Schools are xe-
quired to be at their respective school rooms both
morning and afternoon, ten minutes before the
time prescribed for commencing school, from
March let to December 1st, and fifteen minutes be
fore the time from December 1st to March 1st The
school rooms shall be opened at this time for the
reception Of pupils
In cold Or stormy weather. the principals shall
also make such aTrangc1nents that one or more
rooms or halls will be open to receive pnp1ls half
rooms or halls shall be made comfortably warm
". 8. WELLS,
Euprt of Public Schon1s
, 1862-12-15

FAIR AND FEs71yAL.-The ladies Of Christ
Church {EIiscopaD Of which the Rcr- E. C.
Cheney is rector, intend giving on the 18th
and 18th Of the present month, a fair and fes-
1iyal at. Bryan Hall The enterprise is one
which will commend itself to the public, and
is, NC arc glad to learn, likely to prove :; sue
cess. Further particulars viii be given here
after.
, 1862-12-15

sHC Cook NcC1can ,etcam Dyers and Scouyers,
IS Dearborn and 12O South Clark streets, clean and
dye ladies' and gent1emc1s' clothes in the best and
cheapest manner. The Oldest established house in
the CITY.
, 1862-12-15


Saturday morning a man named George N.
Smith was examined before Justices Brown
and DcWolf, upon the charge Of having In his
possession counterfeit money, with intent to
utter 1nJuly, Supt. Bradley had adEices from
Rochester concerning the prisoner, and in
October received Il dispatch that Smith was
in possession Of counterfeit f1ves on the Bank
Of Montreal. Officer Dixon was placed upon
his track. and soon succeeded in arresting
linn. Fifty nine counterfeit bills, all Of The
denomination Of five dollars on the Bank Of
Montreal were found upon his person. The
evidence Of one Joel Bancroft, who sent t1le
message from Rochester, alluded to aboye
pointed to the following facts:
4 regular gang Of counterfciters have. for
rome time past, been at work sending ont. ut
intervals Of from fifteen to thirty days, q aood
Of this trash as currency. The prisoner has
been q constant receiver, for distribution to
Others, of this money, among which were
eounterfeit6 on the Commercial Bank Of Glen<
Falls and On the Geauga Bank, of Paincsvil1e
Ohio. The witness and another man nameG
Matthews were arrested, about two months
ago, for having counterfeit money In thei
possession, bnt got clear. They had been con
nccted with the prisoner, and had taken Of
fence at his conduct. They therefore sent til
message which secured Lis arrest. 1t Was al
forwards ascertaincd that the prisoner took
frip to st. Paul some few weeks ago, aud SUE
cceded in pushing Of about o1e thous:n
dollars Of counterfeit notes.
, 1862-12-15
Gl)ifaeo Qribn,1e.


LEcrERE.-Arsenlus Ward lectures at La
porte, Ind, on Thursday evening.
, 1862-12-15

REVENUE TAxEs-We would again call the
attention Of all persons who have made ap=
piication for licenses under the u. S. Excise
Law, that in order to avoid the penalty i'm
posetl, payments should be made at the office
Of Gait. Schneider, T. s. Collector, in the
Custom House, on or before the Goth inst
These persons who have not as yet com
7'lied with The law by making applications for
The Assistant Assessors in their respective
wards or districts
, 1862-12-15

SMA11. Pox-The alarming scarcity Of vaccine
virus has induced NicEsrs. Buck g. Rayner, drug.
plyelcjans can always be supplied with fresh and
reliable article They VIII send it by mail to any
, 1862-12-15

w WEDGWOOD'S DANCING
w ACADEMY. Union Tall. Ktngs1nry block: Rai1-
oph street Evenings for pE;ss,fs onny a1s HI sst s1
MASTERS. every Saturday ut 2E. n. soiEee every
Tuesday and Friday. Cars will 1cayc Randolph
street after the dance the State and Madison nnca-
for the accommodation OF guests Who attend on
F.tdar evenings For cards 9f inyit.tt9n please call
at the Hall OF at II. Higgins Music storc-
ileS- S-x3i2-lrl
, 1862-12-15
muSfEal.


We announce with pleasure that the first OF
The series Of grand performances by the Chi
cago Musical Union will take plscc on the
a:}th Of this month, at which time the Orat orio
Of The Crcation'' will be brought out in full.
Great interest will be attached to this pro-
grammc, in consequence of the first appear
ancc Of solo talent new to Chicago audiences.
Tickets are selling rapidly. Those wishing to
attend should make early application, as the
number Of admissions has been limited, by
the adoption Of substantially The same system
that has proved so successful.
The second Philharmonic Concert will bc
given on Monday evening, the I'D. The in,
strnmcntal pieces are the beautiful Seventh
Symphony Of Beethoven; the popular Over.
tnre to the Merry Wives Of Windsor: Balat
Ra's arrangement Of Melodies from the Siciliau
Vespers, and the March from Tannhauser- The
vocalists and the vocal selections are not gel
announced, but we understand they Will bt
unusually attractive.
Our Milwaukee friends will be glad to 1earr
| that GottschalR will give them the evening"
| Of Monday and Tuesday Of next week, faro
that music.1oving city will appreciate.
, 1862-12-15

AYTEMrTED Sr1c1pE.-Ama man naneo ba[ney
Ivnch living on Harrison street, between
t1iird and fourth avenues, attempted to COM
nit suicide yesterday morning: by cutting his
throat with razor. The wound, it is thought,
mill not prQYe fatal.
, 1862-12-15

NEW NOVEL ET Mrs. Woon.-John R. Walsh,
corner Dearborn street and Custom House place.
by the author OF ssEast Lyme &C.; "hfy Diary,
from March. 1861" by Count Gurowski7 also, q
well selected assortment Of photograph albums,
iarea for 1SG3 and tue largest collection Of c1rteS
fJe o.; ~ in t1a. city
, 1862-12-15

"puYs1crAxs' V1s1Tfse List" for 1862. pub
licked by Lndlry & BlacEiston, Philadelphia, fol
taie at McNalIy q Co.'s, 81 Dearborn Street
, 1862-12-15

BCRa1ARr.-Tbe house Of J. P. -A1lis, y
G1iswold street, WAS entered during Friday
night The thief got 3 valuable gold Nalca
and chain, a silk dress, and a pa'r OF Pah'''-
looms.
, 1862-12-15

63,a75 which shows, as compared with those OF the
corresponding date last year-s22, ,45s-an increase
Of 53,e23.
Beef Cattle weregenera11y quiet, and ne note
wide range Of prices, consequent upon the demand
for ssfancy's lots for the Christmas market. The
transactions Rmount to $50 head at range Of
$2m@b.O0.
The Provision market WAS quiet, but we have
no change to note in prices There ia Rome in
quiry for New Mess Pork at $11.Oo, but city pack
ers are asking s1150, and the only transaction re-
ported ie lot Of 80 br1s, TO be delivered at Mil
Yankee, at SLIGO. There is fair demand for
prime Mess Pork, and we note sales today Of 500
br1s city packed at s10.T5. English Meats are
quiet, buyers and sellers being EGtAc apart, the
only sales male being $50 boxes at SIC for Long
Boneless, 8<c for Short Rib, and 6Ssc for Short
Bonelcsa. Bulk meats are in active request aud
firm. with sales Of 10000 pea Shoulders, loose, at
3Hc, and 5000 pcs Hams at 21Sc loosc There was
scarcely much inquiry for Lard, but there is no
change in quotations, prime Kettle selling at 84D
SIC, and No. Lard ut Sc.
Flour YVES dull with very triding sales of spring
extras at S4.00@55D. Wheat WAS dull and N01c
lower, with light sales at g7aa1'1c for No. Bed;
e60s8c for Rejected Red; 91G5a31zc for No. !
| Spring; and so@soHc for No. Spring. There
| was no inquiry for Rejected Spring.
| Corn was hruFr, with but moderate transac.
tions at 351354c for Mixed, and 3015 63tc for Re
jectcd.
| Oats were in active demand and nc per hushc
higher, with sales Of No. at asH@3sc Rye ad
Eanccd 1a5sc under an eager inquiry, and No. 1 il
etotc was sold at 55G56c. Highwines were sold q
39xc. III improvement Of &c. Timothy Seed wa
firm. Salt was active and arna ut $20O per brl
| ConnnrnPe 1ae dull and lo1ger
, 1862-12-15

st. Louis 0at NIarIket-Dec. 12.
SalcH Of 1881 SKIS light at Gle; $50 do, in
three lots at Gee: G9 do in lots, III store at G5cc,
:, 20 Geo bushels, 200 sacks in store with priv
ileee Of 80 days storage. at Csc.
, 1862-12-15

Boston Hide 1Tarket-Dec. IL.
There has been flir demand for hides, and
prices are firm and well sustained. The transac-
tions comprise 6GD0 Sierra Leone at 30c; 5000
New Orleans and Western wet salted at 10a1D11e;
1850 extern dry at aoGs2lc; 2,Tbo California, n
iha nYeraae at &c, cash,
, 1862-12-15
milwaukee Hog market-Dec. IL.
rI,n

The hog market opened actively at $3850385,
$3:D@3s 50 -a,decltne Of 15@aoc from Thursday Is
ruling prices Still Inter. upon hearing from Chi
cago, packers would not pay these figures, and
several hundred head were sold at Chicago prices
to be delivered o-day. The receipts amounted to
1,b42 head. Of which ,03J werc dressed hogs.
Prices OF live hogs varied from 8300 10 $3.45,
closing with $3.50 as an outside figure The re:
ceipts thus far this srason are:
Live Hoes, No.
Dressed Hogs, No. T,55S
, 1862-12-15

E0G E0Ets,G OF Live SlCcF I'll EAA&8D0f&1s
The following, which We clip from the Pittsburgh
Gasetteof Friday: will be interesting to shippers
Of Live Stock:
There arc now no less than sereH hundred car
lads W sfccE at this poiut awaiting shipment East,
large amount Of which is for the government.
The great Central line, with all its facilities, is M
equal to the task Of carrying the stock colcentIa-
ted here from the various western lines. The de-
ransemcnt OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has
contributed largely to the present state Of atrs,
as the heavy fail shipments Of stock usually made
over that line Low come by way Of Pittsburgh. rs
eoou as tile Baltimore line is repaired (which will
be in the pf week ten 1ays) it Will serve
to rrlevc the Pennsylvania line Of the pressure:
Owing to the immense gorge in the channel Of
shipment cattle and hogs arc selling here Of minor
prices, nnd the lots remaining over havs to be fed
| 1T 8 very heavy expenditure costing 81 per
| huehel at the yards, aud hay $1.25 per hundred.
Information direct from the cattle yards in ale.
ghcny advises us that during the past week IS 0p
logs have been received, Of which number 16,03l
head remained in the yards, which were very much
| crowded. OF the whole number Of cattle received,
! 1900 remained in thu yards. The stock owned By
the government, and the lots being shipped for sale
in tic East are not included In the above, because
| not offered for sale in this market
| Cattle, hogs and sheep are selling at rnlnons!J
low pEteE. and the cry is <'st!l they come" Whit
the result is not very gratifying to stock Iaiser5
and droycrs, there is much coneolaton in the lac
that even the poorer classes afford to buy, aue
lay in Il plentiful snpbiy for the winter.
, 1862-12-15

- Cook & McLain, STEAM dyers and acourcrs,
a3Dearhoru and eGSouth Clark streets, clean and
dye Indies aud geutlr1nens clothes in tho best and
cheapest mauncr. The oldestestablished house in
tf,e f,ify.
, 1862-12-15
Dressed Hogs at Drtro1t-Dec. IL.

The market to, day is about 175c lower, tile range
now being $40e@f.25 for htaTy, and the latter is
rather an extreme figure. Some very good lots were
taken at 81 0CQa4.10.
, 1862-12-15

Dressed Hogs at ToIe6o-Dec. ~.
We hear OF Il eale Of 100 head, in weight ranging
from 1G0 to 600 Ds, at prices ranging from to SC.
Hfo3o
, 1862-12-15
Boston Wool Market-Uec. II.

E3OBEUH 1UaIE&cG~UCEs
the sales Of fleece and pulled do not exceed Is 900
rs at from GQ@G5r Q b. The coarse grat!es are
duh but all fne wool is held with considerable
| Gou balcs Cape, Mediterranean, aud South Amcri-
can. 1t Ir11l uIlcrH.
, 1862-12-15

Providence Wool MaThef-I3ec. 8.
The sa1es for the week have been q: go hs Hecce
1T 69@67Nc; 14,oU0 lbs pulled at 673&@73c: 4,0Q0
g., ~
, 1862-12-15

Printing Cloths in ProvfGence-Dee. 8.
Market more quiet. The following are the sales
for the week.
5000 pieces Gox64 14c, cash.
14.Ooo - S4x6l, 14c, caah-
,12,So0 " G4z64, 14c, cash.
, 1862-12-15

hfErEonoLoG1cA1.-T following. is the rangc
3. L. OsHara, druggist, No. 80 West Randolph
, 1862-12-15

CONVENTION OF PLow MASCFAcTuRERs.--
The attention of manufacturers Of ploWs and
other agriculturs1 implements is directed !, to
the cali for convention to be held at Lasal1e
On the sd inst, to take into consideration q
uniform advance in prices
, 1862-12-15

eW Attend the sale Of jewelry and plated goods
Gaifpast two O'Clock, if you want good goods.
, 1862-12-15

BREACH or PRoM1sE.-A breach Of PROM
isc casc has Just been closed in the Superior
Court in favor Of one Cafharino Guyler who
RECEIVERS $500 from, Gottlieh Prescott, an nm
fortunate Young man who engaged to marry
The fair pleintiff, but when the appointed time
came failed TO come to Tine
, 1862-12-15

HOGS-Thc total number received at al The
Yards this week amount to 72,3sS. This is - ,C03
more than last week, and 43 4a7 more than tile cor
responding week 1aat year.
On Monday the market opened active under q
rood demand by packers, and nn desirable lots
were promptly ytaken-saturday prices being well
sustained. Tuesday opened active. but The heavy
rcccirte in the afternoon caueed lul1 and the nar
ket closed quiet. On Wednesday the market suf
ollie on light averages, consequent upon heavy
fore On Thursday there was an active demand,
aud the quotations OF the preceding day were well
sustained. although there WAS a wider range Of
prices. Yesterday the market opened du1-buyeEs
and sellers briu apart in their views but later in
the day tho former yielded and trade took start
tle market closing firm at IN advance Of fu}y Sc
| on medium weights.
To-Dk4The receipts were comparatively speak
, 1862-12-15

SuSPLAsTERs.-ltis is stated by the Jovrnal
that the city Of Chicago palms of large guam
titles Of tic Tines shinplasters upon its en-
ployecs. VIC trust that there is no p'al hold
iue INV position, however humble, under the
city. who docs not know that the Times cur
rencyis Illegal and worthless.
, 1862-12-15

A Mrss "T1SEER' Three woman. who
were ut the Michigan Southern Railroad depot
on Friday light, left an infant there. The de-
serted w::if vas kindly cared for by the rail
road employees. 1t is said to bear strong
resemblance to Greene, the Chicago Tuae'
, 1862-12-15

w 9s Dearborn and 100 South Clark streets arc
te hest and cheapest places in the city for dyeing
and cleaning la1ies' and gentlcmensB clothing.
Cook g. McLain, prorrletors.
, 1862-12-15

W~J J. ]. Dehan's New Years Call Cards. writ
ceipt Of price, s2.o0 Wedding Cards (new sty1e)
$500. Don't wait till the holidays; send your OF
's- st ouce Persons in the city can leave orders
At Rnot fadyss Qe13-4t
, 1862-12-15

CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION reports for
the past month Of the several committee, Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, will
be made On Monday evening at the Associa-
tien ruo,ns IN the Il E. Church Block, com
mencing at I 10 O'Clock. The public are i'll
fnE IA
, 1862-12-15

TOR SALE. Five Ten Horse
IL Power Engines In perfect raining order. These
ENGINES were manntactnred by Wood Of auburn New
3oIS: Have been used sIKty days; There aIo gone
ing t-onghs. &c. complete. Apply to J. L -PATE1c
SUN Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY Chicago
EvEt Ing
, 1862-12-15

Pittsburgh Oil Harket-Bec. 12.
There is bnt little doing in refined oil. though
the market is etcady at 7U6D75c for outside brand,
and 8Uc for standard brands including packages
There has been no transactions in crude that we
could hear of, and we quote the market quiet at
E8 to &c in tulk and 32Gx33c in bt1a. Some arc
askiny 25C for barre1ed oil.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-01
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1873.

HEADQUARTERS, DIsTRrT or WEsr TENNESSEE
MEMPHIS, July Q, 1862
Complaints of recent irregularities, brought to the
attention Of the General Commanding render necessary
the publication of the following orders:
T. Officers, non-commssioned officers soldiers and per-
in the service Of the United States are forbidden to
espsss upon the orchards gardens private grounds
OF any person persons, in any whatever
interfere with the same without proper written author-
ty to do. Maraudng pilering AID any unauthorized
and unnecessary seizure destruction Of private prop
erty is prohibited by Geneal Orders Of the Department.
Nos. and 1s series OF 1861, will be punished with
the extreme penalties imposed by the laws Of War; which
Is death.
H.. Commissioned officers Of companies win not pass
lines without written permission of their dis
trct, brigade regmeutaI commanders then only
en- official business, or other urgent and satisfactory
reasons to be given In the letter of permission Nom
commissioned officers and soldiers prohibited sn
leaving camp any time. except when detailed on duty
the written permission Of the Regmsntal Com
manders, who may grant such permission to not more
than thrss any time from each company, to
be absent under charge Of non-commissioned officer
who viii be held responsible for their good conduct
Ill The peksts and guard reliefs will remain at their
Immediate picket guard stations unless in the dis
charge of proper military duty, and viii not stragge
thersom under penalty of being arrested and severely
and summsriiy dealt with.
IV.o commissioned officer, commissioned oficer
soHiier VIII be permitted be absent csp after
ThA miliiary police PATROLS and picket guards win
al persons found vioIzslng any Of the provisions
u shs pasr either by Esspsssng ppOa ths garasns.
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