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TrunsPoFIaIioU OF Ihc Dead.

IS the present circumstances OF the times
render this sad dutyto cur friends often necessa-
ry, and generally very expensive, or even i'm
practicable, to procure iron collins for the pur-
pose, we wodd call attention to the following
simple means by which it can be effected at any
season, at very modest csst.
Take any wooden coffin, and after the body
hss been deposited in it, wrap it in a cotton
cloth which has been perfectly saturated in ter
that has been heated to boiling point. This
renders it even more imperyi3us to the esaape OF
ehiuvis than the best iroa GOTTA. This can be
placed in a box of much less size than those usu-
ally used where charcoal is introduced to all he
space between the coffin and-the box to absorb
the effiuvia.
If it Is wished to show the face of the decess.
ed, glass can be inserted in ths lid and covered
with paper so that the cloth can be cut and the
features exposed, the paper preventing the tar
from interfering with the glass.
The writer has seen bodies transported long
distanc in this manner, in warm weather
without the least incOnvenience.-MaeoH Mes
sengtr.
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VOLUME XIII, NO. l87
a New Propssnl for Pence.

An ingenious person, who sigas himself, al
the bottom of q circular, " Trad Kelly Esq. o.
! Cleveland, Ohio, Issues a proposal for a peace
/ convention TO arrange matters between tine enc
mies OF the Union and its friends. He also
states that he is now IN Columbus, Ohio. Is ID
/ possible that Trad Kelly, Esq - writes from
| the lookup in which sscessionisis are sometimes
! put for safe keeping Mr.. Kelly's proposition,
/ Gves,ed Of nonsense, is simply to call together
convention az Louisville, to be composed Of
one delegate from each Of the thiTiy-four States,
and one additional from each Of the five largest
Northern and Southern States. These delegates
/ having met, are advised by Mr. Kelly 90 make
peace in the following manner:
" Let New Eng land become a separate repub.
lie, Boston It's capital All the remaining States
and territories to become another, Washington
its capital"
There you have IT, New England," can
tinues Mr. Kelly, @ can be detached and be as
good friends as ever. The
South will not consent to receive them until they
repent and forsake And that even details
may not be wanting, he adds: Let Lincoln
and Davis resign, and billiard Fillmore be ap.
pointed President by award and by aeclamation.
John Bel and John J. Crittenden 10 Vics-Prss-
ldent and Secretary Of State, OF some other good
southern selection-aI other offices distributed
fairly"
When Aristophaues made Trygaus aseend to
heaven on the back Of fas dung-beetle to bring
down peace, the wicked wit must have meant
TO satirize some grovelling creature ike Trad
Kelly, Esq" who calmly desires TO give the
rebels not only all they want, but more than
they dared hope for, aud IS ready, if only the
enemy will consent, to buy peace at the price Of
honer and liberty, aud think he is making
good bargain.
Ingenious "Irsd Kelly, Esq 3" he thinks the |
best way TO secure peace is to submit TO your !
enemy's demands. do not beat me-" said the |
donkey to his master "but if you want to, you
may. So Mr.. Kelly would entIeat the south : |
Do not be hasty or oyerbearing, DO not bully |
u5, do not overthrow the Union and the govern /
mtnt-but, II you want to, you may; and, with /
a humility J more abjset than the poor dOuksy's /
he emusses, he Is even anxious to assist the en-
sny, and give him more than he wants. II /
Ired Kelly, Esq" were donkey, and we DO 4
not say he is not, he would respectfully point /
put bigger stick to bis tTucu,aat master he .
would show him the most tender spots on his /
carcass beat him, but also TO spit on /
him. We recommend bIr. Kelly to tne Boston /
Courier, tie Cincinnati Enquirer, and other
ournals which humbiy solicit beating at the
lands Of their Southern masters They will
.dmire the abject acquiescence Of Trad Kelly,
Esq, OF Cleveland IN. L. Post.
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CAMP OF TEsTBUCTION

General Order No j.
JACKSON, Eiss-, July % 1852
IL AVN , b5en sSsigUed = the command OF CAEF
II OF DISTRACTION, located at Brook d ven aw
renee couu-y Mississippi on the New Orleans and
Jackson Rras, Il is sTd rsd tha. ali persons not ls
gahy EXEMPT frem enrolment for service IN te -rm-'
Of tire CoEsdsrs'e 5ta e beivean the gFsJ o els huC
sod thirty I've, reNid ia the following cauaes sad
h's e f Mississippi w: Har-h7A DrS3-a, TUnIrs,
PsnolA Lafayette, Coahona, Calhoun, Eals5u,hs, q,
lailsha chile, SuUh7wsr Bolivar. Wsshsg.on, Carol
Ch7ctSw. At.as H5l1es IszGQuena, laza1, &gaisOl ,,
LtEse, Scott kapkib, Hines Fssrreu, Cla'0oTps LOai-
"a, StBis n. SUi.h, CovinstO0 LGwrsaCe. Franklin.
Jefferson, ADAMS vi knsol em'te. Pike, Mali,n aud
Hancock, rEpsr in persou, TIE isi Monday Lf Au-
gust 1862 70 the uoder. ig-cdr 50 said camp.
No exc options vii be a. owed upon the certificates
of Physicians, exeePf ttoe who bod C1muiss ions rs
Surgeons il ths U. 5 Army.
PsTEOEs holding su-h certificates vii report them
selves - the eanp SD certificates brg Eubjsct TO tie
approval Of the CouI77ndEnt
All refugees or persons cItzsIs Of tLcss States or
portions ui StStss bel ngDg t1 the Cen ederscy ard
ia possession Of tn enemy who srs N ~ come
within III lius OF h a2ove named count es are in
eludsd II tas above or-er
AL persons fsiioE 20 comply with the above crEer
viii be r-p)csd ard treated ss d-serfe-s.
Each erz1n Will bring with him one blanket or d1It
cap ard P.s'e aUd from tnTes 20 five dsys rsi7ns
scoring 70 The distance fem the camp.
TransI Iortaton tie off rent railroads wiz be fu-
nisbed upon spplisston TO The CONDUCTORS
By order Of the Se5rntsrv OF War
N. r CLARK. Esior and A. A G.
j2e-2W mDsn6ilg Camp Of InstTuc-io
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Sugars in New orleans.

Ia view OF the sclTe movements in sugars.
the following extract from the New Orleans
-sait9a7! 4eU0cats will be found interest;pC
That paper says:
IAere are not many discJTdanl opinions or
estimates entertained Of the crop Of I56I-csTlsd
OL ana o.; al unite that it was the greatest
yield on record l. is seldom that Bears and
Bulls e'1ns to q uranimity on crops during the
r5Ilod OF receiving The previous greatest croD
ca record was IN 1888, which resulted i0. say
4l5,524 hId5., or in pounds 495, 10000. The
crop OF that season was chiefly disposed Of long
before the business of the year closed. say BE-
tween the l5t Of September. 1853. and tbs 2Iss
Of May, 1854 in fact all the cr0ps, with soma
lew exceptions, were disposed Of before The fst
OF ApuL The crop Of 1861. last wear, II ia
believed, Won-d have fully reached 500 900 hhds.
i ue great drawback to sales and deliveries viii,
Of course, reduce these fgu.es. so hat not mora
than AIS O00 hids. viii actually he rssliza5
lac receipts at our leyee up to the Iss Of MAY
were $50 goo bids. and to these NAV be added
10000 hhds. shipped from the coast duTiue
the winter to Memphis direct OF the receipts
az the leYee, we may assume that 5000 hhds
went into warehouse, from which sales hsve
been made. OF this quantity stored It is safe to
assume that twenty per cent is, and will be
required to fill up, which will reduce the guam
tity available to $1,000 hhds
Assuming that on the Ist Of Nav there were
on plantations 2S5O00 hhds, and that Il viii
require one-ftth or twenty per cent to fill up,
viii leave available in the interior 22S coo hhd5.,
which, with 60,0OO hhds net in the CITY. viii
place at the disposal Of the trade and consumers
25S, 200 hhds. Of HOO pounds each, filed up.
As regards mOlssses, i Is safe to assume that the
yield hes been corresponding with former years.
say seventy gallons 20 every hid. Of sugar Of
liOO pounds The following were the prices en-
the Isl January, 1862, and lst July inst.
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Eg- The Detroit Free Press makes the follow.
ing suggestion respecting Senator Chandler:
Much inquiry has been made as to when SEN
ator Chandler proposes to commence the organ
zstiOn Of the regiment which he is to take into
the field. We can give no information on the
subject. We only know that he has a splendid
opportunity Of setting en- example which will
be influential throughout the State His great
wealth and political position would enable him
to raise regiment sooner than any other man
in Michigan, while his criticisms upon generals
in the field proves that he possesses military
tastes, if not military ability.
1t would be an inspiring event if he would
leave the political arena and his seat in the
Senate, 70 lead TO battle the people who are
leaving their homes and families to defend the
country.
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The RAPPAHANEOCK LIEES.-The Central
car came through without interruption yesterday
and we could hear nothing to confirm the report,
50 industriously circulated on Sunday, that the
Yankees were threatening another demonstra-
tion upon the road. Passengers bring a report
that a skirnish took place on Saturday not far
from GordOnsville, and that the enemy hastily
retired after brief show of resistance. The in
dicatons are that general battle will take
place in that direction before many days, as il is
row well ascertained that Teinforcements are be-
ing sent to Pope, the Federal commander, and
it Is believed that the abolition government is
Withdrawing troops from McClellau's army for
that purpose.
We learn from Staunton that twenty -four pris
oners were sent TO that place on Sunday by Gen
Robertson, aud that forty-six more were expected
yesterday. These men viii probably be trans
feITed to LynchbuTg, to remain until the genera
| exchange of prisoners is effected-Ri Richmond
DiSBrffk 99th
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From SOUTH AsIERICA-The war between
the Columbian government forces and the Reac-
tiOnists appears likely to be brought to a speedy
close by the continued successes Of MosqUera.
He promises to end it in three Misunderstanding
effected lean of 100000 to aid him in his
intention. It was reported at Csrthagens thas a
battle had been fought between the insur gent
ArbOeda and two Of MOsqusTa's generals, in
which the former was defeated, and himself and
army taken prisoners. MOsq leTs had issued a
number Of important DEGREES, prominent among
which was one relating TO emigrant5. It pro-
vides that en- emigTsns shall become a natural
lied citizen the moment he lands on the soil, but
that for twenty years he shall not be called upon
to perform military duty, unless in case OF an
invasion of the Slate
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EGFEgRg
HEADQUARTERS 81 DISTRICT.
LrrE.-.-.. LII e IN

EEADJUAETERS 81 DISTRICT,
fECEs8UaG. Juiy Is 1862
0ILCE is Esrsay gwen 70 al persons who srs rub-
~ ee 20 he B-tiol os She Conc-pt Act that those
wa = .ulieer iluoGt wsitiGE O. De eurulsd under
tte Law, W q be SLOWED % =oiecs their own company
aud regiment, IT sheir Stse from aE-nz the ssvers
corps q his Brigade composed of the following resi-
mems, viz
? ri Regimen Louisiana Ar.-usry-Colonel c. A
Tuier.
Erh'h Battalion Lsui izaa Ar.Hlsry-L;sut Colonel
". FnEuev.
F3grta Regiment Louisiana yO:uutsers-COlcnsl H
sevs1ernth Regiment Louisiana vo,uatesrs-CoL
r Rehlrdsou
TEe-ty-siElh Rsstmsnt Louisiana VsIuuteers-COL
Declou-E
TEe1tys.vsrth Regiment Louisiana Yolun:esrr-
Co. I. d. Ms-k
TWesty eigdih Regiment Louisiana Volunteers-Col
Allen Thomas
EEeilou-
sIth Battalion Mississippi voluuteers-Lisut.-CoI
J. ". Bslfour
Com-sry Of Ssppers snd NlnsrE-Cspt D. Winter
By command Of Brig.Gsn- n L SEIIH
J. T. GRIMES,
lT2 In a. A. General
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NOTICE.

N the msteT Of tie hnsl eetteant OF the s,sta Of
1 Nett d Price, deed J. 1 Soieer Adninistrstor Of
tba eE'gta Of Matilda Prcs deceased his i,y ed ana
pres his account Of the pts snd sburseeus
on behalf of said estate. a1d moved the Court 10 r.,
ssi7s and allow the SANE 2 final sccount Of his ad
minsfiR Ri0n Whereupou ia pursuance CT ibe stsfufe
IN this behalf il is ordered By the Court that said
minisEst0r give nOies OF the PRESERVATION cf his aG
zceouat by publication Of tn 10 the ppe al; a
Newspaper published in the Of Grenada in hi-
Siate iO- four successive a1d that citation issue
70 the res d-n hsrs Of Fad forward and
ihaw Csuse, if any hey can why sad fnsl accsUnt
should not be allowed and ordered TO record
Issued July !; IA, ls62
J. T. SAMPLE
jyls|sw4W Clsrk.
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A secessicniat yYeuann Accepting an Awk-
ward Challenge.

A few weeks since thsrs'was an exchange of
prisoners at Selma, Alabama. While a railroad
train loaded with Federal prisoners was on its
way to that place, 1t stopped st q station where
. lady Of Gue appearance, dressed in biacz, came
with basket and distributed pies, cakes and
other articles among the soldiers As she stepped
off the platform she addressed Capt. St.bbs, who
was standing near, in. these words: Now don't
think, because of this, TIA. am not a Southern
WOMAN, for am and let me tell you, when you
have killed all our husbands, fathers aad sous.
we women and children will fight you"
The captain, with an sir of Es-oonqueTaole
gravity, replied to her va VIII, VII youi-
that's your game, IS it, madam? Wen, now, let
me tell YOU tbas we have got man in this car
who can whip any woman III this county Of his
,oeightl" The lady, who had hitherto been il q
ooSd humor now became excited, and cried cut,
z Brine aim oRt! BRING BIM OUT CAN WHIP
HIM Capt, Shbbs stepped to the car, and
esfed for major --, thicE-set man, weigh
ing some two hundred and fifty pounds. The
major, unconscious of what was going on, came
quickly to the platform, snd was introduced to
the lady, with these words: "Of his tceigAt-rec-
ollect, seid of his weight" The lady, seeing
the Joke, had sense enough TO join the crowd in
hearty laugh.-NOrtksrH EEehange.
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OUR STREET CASNOS.-The ' Oldest inhsbi-
tant viii well remember those ancient, rust-
eaten, revolutionary relics which have for years
adorned our street corners, and served as sup
ports TO that curinuS crowd of Snndsy fdIers
whose weekly insanity IS marked by an extra
ordinary love Of fine clothes and e dOgged de.
termination 10 loiter around slley-waVs. and
lean against the posts with an ainless vet reso-
lutte constancy that no chance or change can
overcome.
What viii be The sstonishment Of our vensra-
be friends, and what the dismsy Of these hebdo-
msdsl loungers, to find that the old, familiar
landmarks have been ruthlessly torn up and IS
moved from their long abiding places, to sub
serve the purposes Of city defense, after fashion
that need not be mentioned. To calm the fears
OF the one, and to alGy the excitement Of the
other, We viii remark-par pareathess-thst
these ancient teld pieces are not to be Tifed and
that the City Fathers will soon replace them
with knobby-hesdsd pine dummies-veritabls
Quakers that viii serve all the purposes Of
street meditation equally well with their more
polished and time hOnOTed predecessors.-
Charleston Mercury.
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TO THE PLANTERS OF MISSISSIPPI
AND LOUISIANA.
LO.8.y' .FGETCr.

JACKSON, July -. 1862
gV directions from the DepsrInerJ At Riebu oad 10
- ties is hereby Pigen that su5scrb rs OF cotton srd
m7ue7 70 he Government / can are required 20 eCm
Pl- Immediately vi lhs terms Of their s1bscrip lon
Tbs psy meGss Of th4 iOsl have e1 up % Jai, ds
al The option Of the bubscrberhe Suspsus OF tie
collection being allowed by the Department in co-ss
q1ence Of the low price OF prolUce and q desire 10 IA
eli a,e the interest Of b9h the sub crber a7d Govern
ment.
Holders CT cctCn csa now dsp0se OF it sife 20 he
Governnneut or private Iu-chs FAIR and full
prcsr ard il is urged iL-t s1rihgr nI psrfor Dc
obi gzroH winch i upol Them ry the adoption o. f1s
one or he other OF tSeEs alternatives ss speedily pos
sibe.
The bonds Of The GovCr1uPn, are readily negot bic
at par draw interest frou h ds'e - the Transact "
and srs for slm Cf SL9J $3.50 ana 'OJ0
u there Wzs any Patio I'm ia making It viii be cx
hbte1 n nsetRg Ihs rU5Ecrip or eiihs- hv scl.uE
aud paying over ,hs proces d., 5y sGrrsnderng tEe
a-t eie ltse 20 the GOveTn1 Is r vai-etoa.
Thosa who Asve no; hitherto subsCibeG mag now
oiss their crops IN the manner
The su5sUT Der has esss5srsd /. elise SC JzI kso3
where he r. ready TO rereve r Ebs-rip ions IA money
CT iu D7ojres ami deliver the bo1ds
Whse crops offered stare their ocati1ns and iba
lowest price 'hs vii be taken the planter 10 Iesssn
the oust1dy Of the same.
iyI staS3w 7. D. =. DEGOw.
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YANKEE DEPREDATIONS IN EASTERN NORTH
CAROLINA.-A gentleman who left South Mills,
North Carolina, few days since, informs us
that on Sunday, thu goth inst, party Of some
fifty Yankees visited the neighboThOOd, coming
from Norfolk, and having with them half dozen
negro men in arms. These negroes, it was sub
sequently ascertained, had run away from that
place some ten days previous, and had now
c:ae back after their wives and children. They
succeeded in obtaining them, and during the
night about hundred other negroes joined the
party, when they marched off in the direction Of
Norfolk. A few days before this occurrence a
considerable number of negroes had made theif
escape, and young man frem PssquOtank
county, named Job Williams, secreted himself,
in company with several others, near the line
house, with view to intercept and capture
them. At a late hour of the night some forty
negroes made their appearance, armed with pis-
tolls and cudgels, aud discovering Mr.. Williams
place of concealment, one of them fred and shot
him through the formoral artery. Before falling
he discharged both barrels Of his gun, when the
negroes fled. Mr.. Williams was taken by his
associates to the hotel, where be died before O
physician could reach him. Oa the succeeding
day a negro man was brought back by gen
tlemsn who found him on the road with severe
and probably fatsl gunshot wound through the
abdomen. The stampede of negroes from east
ern North Carolns is so great, thatunless strong
guerrilla parties are Immediately formed and sent
thther, it is thought that the country will be en-
tirely drained of lis slave population in short
time.-RichmORd Dispatch, 29h.
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NREHCE.

The matter Of the inso,vency Of the estate Of Jo
4 ssph EAstis ant. deed On resd.ng and hearing tbe
report Of T. b Turner Adminigtrst Of the estate OF
joseph land desd Of he insolvency Of said estate
snd taersupcr il is ordered b. the COnt hzt said Al
nnistrafoT make publication 70 the heirs and dsvisseg
and a sors nereFted ssii sAtaty for fOur con.
Feeuiive weeks in the Memphis Weekly Appeal, la
per pubshsd in The town OF 9rsnsia this State =
come forHerd and show cause II any they can, WY
SAID rep7t o insoveEey should not in al thrg5 Be a.
loE cd s3d COS hrmed sui ordered 10 record.
Issued July I5th, l6 ..
J. T. SANPLE,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
IOFFICTAI..l
HEADoUARTERS-lsr DISTRICT. DEPART D
MENT No L
TA6sIPAHoA, La, July %, 1869,


TlssIPAHoA, Ia, July le, 1869,
| General Orders No. q.
7 THE Provost Marshal Of tie county or Perish
where any slave may be srresfej t6ssthe- w n
three resident slave owners be by him Sc eced ard
s,mmo"ed, shaN constitute sDee al II bunHl for he
trial Of slaves charged With OGeuses sg.st military
law, 8Ic FOR mnJr cfiens9E have power 20 p Il ct
corpoleAl puoishuas Mt a. they may lhink proper
H. Every slave who shall enter at'ennpt 10 enter
the lines OF the enemy, without a special permit fr m
District heaiqusrisr whe shaii come from within
zeal run sament tais Or bHaal mEy oe-s rhine
H. N here say Save has been ecni isml-ed u denth
BY tee tribunal hereia established execution o. the
Sentence eXeeps n where the vicinity # the eDa
m5 may fsQ lire immediate action will be suspend q
uatl the sentence has been prsvea By the sOlnmsrd
ing General Of the Dis ret and order Issued for The
e1ec1tirn.
". in parishes or counties in which 70 Paovos.
GaT-hRl has been appointed, where, or other cir
CunsRnees, slaves srresed cannot b. bro-gat 20 -sI
they vii b. taken before ire nearekt T. ovOst Marshal
who is authorized and requ.reG tsze soknizancs Of
TIE case a7d proceed IN a. respects though Inc ar
reBt bad bee8 m sde in his own parish o. county.
V. Wherever II IS practicable, and the owner con.
sCnts 20 IL punishment Lcted upon slaves under The
ta;ion 10 which thy beony or are attached and in
prsssBes Of tbs other slaves
VI Provost Man has author zsd 10 uss the iaIs
or prisons Of th-iF psltye counties yrs or ar
ishes for the C0lhnensu OF slaves T. hs keeoers Cf
tree as sb ishmeIts will be allowed the usua fees for
their mai1tsjnsnee.
VII Al persons own,n7 saves or la ing them in
charge sre quired to read this order them at ess
q month
By command Of Br'g Cen RUGGLEs
u. hANDlD ~, q s. A,
ly@9'2tsw4W a A. a AVID Insneetor-i4 enrral
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTFRs Of Rduiniafrs.icn upoa the estate Of rohn
II r. Cuhman lst5 Of Lafayette co Inty Iii ssiBsI
ee5ea'ed hav ng bas raned the undets med at the
ApH term. 1862 f the Probate Court OF said coun
al persons wing claims az int the es ate Of sail de-
ceased, are hereby Uors 10 exhibit the some aud hsy
iheH regis cred n the and wi hin The time IRE
seri5ed By law, CT The same viii be forsve- barred
R. G. SMITBER
Oxford, Miss, J;ily II, 1852 Aami5istrst5r
iy2} awSvEE
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Adnninisuators Notice.

WHEREAs, letters Ct administration on tie estate
w q Joha Cony, deesssed were granted to the M
oeTsgneu a the July term, A D. l5d2 Of The Probate
Court OF fElohushs comfy, State of Mississippi THE
The 7h Of said mcnih, this notice s therefore hers bv
s.en Fe equsstirg al persOLs having Gains against E-
estate OF said deceased 10 exhibit the same ard have
h5m registered in tie AMI within she time pre-
seri5ed by aw, CT th-y will be 70 ever barred.
GEO. W. IOSLY,
jyI&Jawfw Edrninis.rrt1-.
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TOIVFICTAL1
EADcUARTERS-lsT DIS VRIcT. DEPART !
MElfT No I

MEffT No. T.
TANGTPAHo r. I.ly Il b, 1852. }
Ger erat Orders Nc =.
The 90 SlalPH, iu -ls parishes Of Fast and
A West Fsli-iaua ana Ezs' Bs on Rouge viii SEN
be withoa d. lay ar i've 81 n, near Clinton and
report 10 Co Pre-. on Pond, conlla1diUg camp Cf in
strUc;i9n
II The conscrpts IL tls parishel of St Helena sod
WsSrlng " p ssserlbi r7ith0ut q lay 81 Tangiaaho
All rea1rt 70 Iie-t.-Uol San Rovd commEndi Y.
III Ths consCsIDtE IN the psrisheg Of ST. Tsmnsny
and LVi gton viii assemble without d. az at Poaehs.
Z g. 81 camp o. instIu ction ana reJoI TO Cs9 ain
EcRea
" Tbs Co 1mzuflng General Is ssEursd that macy
Wto c11e under Ihs prov sions Of ths conzcipt Law
rave no: hso rh5 opportunity # c1mpiz1ce vita its
IeqHremsuts- and EOW that Dps of instruction ars
s9rtiatlv de is1a'ed under competent commanders,
lhev VII rsr air 20 item and plscs themselves
ID he front ranks OF heir country's d. .enders.
v H. however ON unforeseen circucls. 1res the er-
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