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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-29

thousand black cats, but old Fred never
made single mistake. Verify, Fred. is a
faithful public servant, and will receive his
reward; besides, he is brick and several
other good things.
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Administering Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that letters of adj
N ministration upon the estate of JOS.
a. FULLER, deceased, have been granted to
me by the Lyon County Probate Court, bearing
date the seventh day of November, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two. All persons having claims
against said estate required to exhibit them
to me for allowance within one year from
the date of said letters or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate; and if said claims
be not exhibited within three years from the date
of said letters, they viii be forever barred.
MILDRED s. FULLER,
Administrators of Jos. A. Fuller, deceased.
November 2S, 1862 264-6 $500.
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P. G. Hallberg will pay 12t cents per
pound for a good article of new butter. He
will take all that may be brought him dur
ing the next two weeks. This will be fine
chance for those of our farmers who have
new mich COWS.
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This being delinquent tax, there is 20 per cent.
added, according to law.
The only paper currency that will be received
in payment of the State Taxes, is Government
Notes, Coupons of the Bonds of the State, and the
issue of j. R. Swallow & Co.
1t will he seen by referen ce to the above, that
shall be absent about half the month of Deem
Der, and until near the 1st of january during
which time, of course, there can be no business
transacted at my office; therefore, in order to be
certain OF saving 10 per cent, would suggest
that tax payers in the vicinity of Emporia attend
to the, matter before the 18th of Deeember-thus
perhaps, saving something for themselves, and
relieving me of some very hard days work about
the lst of January.
u No receipts will be given until all taxes are
paid
j. R. SWALLOW, Co. Treas
Treasurer,s Office. Emporia. Nov. Is. 1862 "A "
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Notice to Parties Interested

TNHE County Commissioners of Lyon county,
L Kansas, at their regular meeting on the first
Monday in January next, will hear the parties in
favor of against the establishment of the follow
ing State roads passing through Lyon county, and
the application for damages of any person, GU
account of the location of said roads through his
her or their lands:
First-The State road from Minneola, by way
of Neosho Rapids, Emporia and Cottonwood Falls,
to Santa Fe road
Second-The State road from Emporia to Ell
dorado, via Bazaar and Chelsea.
Third-The State road from Dragon Greek
bridge, on the Wyandott and Santa Fe road, to
Allen.
By ORDER BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
October 7, 1862.
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While in most all parts of the East snow
and winter weather is the go, we are having
it warm and pleasant, and have had but few
days that could be called wintrv. We shall
probably have an open winter.
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p II. Hunt, the new Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, has taken the old post
Office building. opposite THE News build
ing, where be will keep the Clerks office
and his watchmaker's shop.
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The families of the Indian Refugees
amounting to about 5000 persons-have
been moved from Leroy to the Sac and Fox
Agency.
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MARRIED:

At the house of the brides father, Waterloo,
Lyon county, Kansas, on Wednesday, November
10Th, 1862, by Rev. j. B. Taylor, Mr.. GEORGE
B. COOPER and Miss MARTHA NJ. PHILLIPS.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1862-11-29

Services were held in the various churches
J ere on Thursday last, Thanksgiving day.
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Tax-paying time is at hand. The people
will save themselves trouble and expense
by calling on Mr.. Swallow Immediately, and
paying up.
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We will state, for the informant on of the
public, that the express Office is at the store
of Messrs. Flick q Eskridge, and not at the
post Office, as MANY seem to think.
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DIARIES FOR 1883.

Congress Letter Paper. fine quality, First Class
ote Paper, fine Envelopes, etc, ETC. just receiv
| and for sale at the Post Office. Call soon.
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Major E. P. Bancroft, of the Ninth Kan
az, spent few days in town this week
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$40 REWARD !

STRAYED OR STOLEN,
ON the 9th of October last, from the subscri-
" Der, living four miles northeast of Emporia
the Eeosho river, SORREL MARE, with one
white hind foot, blazed face, small piece off the
tip of the left ear; accom- panied by her colt,
which is lso a sorrel, with a star in its forehead
about elk months oil d. and has three white feet
with small lump on one of the hiRd feet, caused
by cut. will pay the above reward for the
mation where they can be found, or will give s.
for either of them. Address DAVID PLUMB,
GIG Emporih, Kas.
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JAMES p. APpLEcATE.

hEALER in Cooking, Heating and Parlor
II STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low IS IN ST. Louis. Tin Roofing. Gutter
ing, and all kinds of Jobbing 80 order.
No u u lia zsSeet. tsLF eDwcrth Z. T.
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Plats of each of the above roads can be seen at
the County Clerks office, Emporia.
E. BORTON, County Auditor.
November %. 1862 264-7
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SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 90, 1869.
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NOTICE
TO TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Tax Roll of
~ Lyon Couny. for the year 1862. with the
Warrant for the collection OF taxes, are now in
my hands. Taxes now due and payable be-
tween this date and the LIST Of january next
After that time 10 per cent. penalty is added by
law. l viii attend, either in person or by depu-
ty, at the following times and places to receive
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03

Dealer In Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass Crochssy
Agricultural Imp>smsass. -. Young Nav Bloch
ID door east, EAST SAGINAW
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-03

Phydsisns and Operative Surgeons. Residence on
JsGsrssa street, nearly opposite Captain Kirby's
Once over new Post Once, on wsshiugton street,
EAST SAGINAW.
, 1862-03-06
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
LATEST EASTERN NEWS.

There is the highest authority for stating that
there is no truth In the report that rebel flag
has twice brought communication 70 headquar.
ters threatening the lives Of Col. COrcOraa and
others, In the event Of the execution Of the Mis-
souri, bridgt burners. There Is in the cummuni.
cation no alrlsiOn whatever to the subject; the
contents will not officially be made public.
The rebel troops at Norfolk are b,ing rapidly
sent South. Drafting will commence in the re-
bel States on the 1st Of March. Beauregard Is
at Nashville.
The House Committee Of Finance have stricken
out the Appropriation for an Overland Mail ser.
vice, consequent On complaints OF inviht!ercy,
and Tor economy. The California de.eg.IUa are
labOring for its renewal.
Feb. Sth.-VariOus rumorS, to the effect that
Secretary Stanton is to assume the active man.
Agement UI the army, leaving Mcclellan III c"II-
uIaud VI the division Of the Potomac, have ioun.
dation only in the fact fiat, SO Snon aS Mcclellan
advances into Virginia, he will turn Ov,r tue
temporary charge Of the rntirr army to Stanton,
with the exception Of hiS immediate coninaI.u.
ST. LOuIs, Feb. Sth.
We have positive intelligence that Fort Henry,
on the Tennessee RIVER, III IrnncS>cr, slIren.
dered TO the Federal tronls yesterday. Every
thing in the fort was Surrendered. The F,drraI
VIC . y VAS compete. The light lasted one hour
ahu quarter, ahn WIS 'ohu"''eu thT'y 9
the sunOUatS conn ctcd with tue * riit'Un. Ohe
Ot the boats received Sh It it, It's LOi.er, causing
il To explode aud killing u PERSONS
tns lnlah'ry portion % t',e eAptu'''I" u'u "o'
mr. ,,rs @ % ,"r',, ,,r,. ,'," r',,I t'.,,,,oIy
81 ",!i 'sJ''n.1 t,"'' T.rI'i,,. AMI Iw, I,,,.r"
MI ~, ,,,,,,,,,lI s,,',,'i..,, -, "a ,,,., ~,
-. =, =, ,,,,'.,,,,Ii,;,rnI o.
ns ,.,s $500, ,%'' r,,r,Is h -, oI,,.,D,d
- r. ,,," Al. 1,,s a,.,iII,i, r,iI,,,,i ,i,,.I,
+ NM. il, ,,,,r ,,,,.i,"y,, Th,, nn,,I.r If ,r;..
on.rs taken is much greater than was inst stated.
A.,.a, ,,yb, ,s undressing nj Roanoke island
The Fr,leruls hal Lccn reinforced.
Cu,c,co C.h IN
J.,.u;, c.,,,, 49,, I, - ~ i"I
Al .I'' s,,'',I,' T,,,,,,I,t., ,,aL r,.,,,'
s.so.' @ 'h. -. Eiy.r a., far n, H..
r;.. ,,G,.r,. tL.y L,,,i Lut an, t,milv IN town.
ouar,,r, had been Luil, fur rel.i tronps at Dan.
vile. where was found n large quantity oi arms,
suDtlics, cotnu.i>,ary stores, and wagons. TIC
br do, nj that in;nl wa, destroy ID. to prevent
the pls.aur of trnius THE Va lIe of irunrrt,
captured At Fort Henry Is estn,atrd Il over a
m.I,luu ., uuI,srs,
ST. LorIs, Feb. O.
The rrbels who were encaml,ed outside Of Fort
Henry. in their hast. To es,Wpc. abandoned thou.
aand: oT shot guns their cau,u eoujuayc. rlItniu,
and SEVENTEEN field p,crS
a.. r.l.., g.. ,,,I,- a., Tbo,,., ,,,o
sh"r, ,in,s s,ncs Jrf stI ZuiicoiE.r's 4 n ',,s n,
SOmrrs,L have adyu,,crd 10 Monticello, in South.
e.SI,rn Kentucky
a.. c., ,..,.,,,. os ,,, p..,.,,,,.., ,.,,.
" s, S' ", , Er,I !r'~.''' ~ @ fra",,,,'r "r. a'
msudrr nr ' "s a ,risnnrr i no, s,n,rJ~.,rnInLi,
thr Ia,t.r This IL the officer who was G,rm,.,l;y
known II San Franrisco as CAPT. Stonr, aud the
, 1862-03-06

~ ne Mission Wooden MHls use WHEELER WILsosy
Sewing Machines IN making NJ OVsrshs, Coats Suits, As
They from forty any constantly and are inrnng
out lhe ahea goods 10 ths mArtst. Alal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-30
go AnrREcAN mAYNAU.

There is ne longer any more doubt Of
BUTLER being disgraced By his owa govern
meut than there is that he has been outlawed by
the Confederacy; and, when W remember
the corruption that has been proven to bs char
a-eteristie Ct the LINCOLN dynasty, We eau be-
gin to sppreciate tbe lowest depths Of iniamy
which the beast must haye reached to have
made himself odious ct Warrington.
Under his rule the Crescent City has suffered
terribly, AID there his name viii ever be remem-
bsred with horror ard loatbiDg Her people will
everremenber his coarse and i~nsolent tyranny
his contempt ofal law and a~uthority-his en-
ployment Of vensl tools 70 assist him in his ad-
ministration of affairs in the city-his arbitrary
closing Of churches and Punishment Of the pss-
tors-his unoffear-ike and ungantlemally
treatment Of helpless wsmen, ard the publca
ton of an order concerning them 80 Disgrace
FIJI il its tenor that even his own government
was impelle5 to apologize for it to forsign gov
eTnmenis; add 10 this bis wholesale rob
berry of the parish of LafOurche, and the
whole makes up a catalogue Of crime that will
ever be shame and reproach to the American
character.
So outrageous was the eonduct to foreign Off
cis]s and c%itizsns, hat an inb-oglio actually re-
suited between several of the foTsign ministers
aud the Federal government. It is stated that
the publication Of SgwARD's diplomatic cor
respondsnee reveals his unjust conduct in bis
transactions with citizens aud cODsuls of other
countries, and that the ministers of France,
H1lland and Spain, at Washington, laid before
S sWARD the complaints Of their c0nsulS. The
letter of REvERDY JOHNSON explaining his re-
port, aud necessarily implicating BUTLER, was
published in good season TO sustain the charges
made by the foreign ministers, and the govern
msnt was forced to admit the.r HAYNAU had
disgrscedik. Hence his retirement, to The great
relief Of those he hiss so long aad bitterly Psrse-
Gated. Let him remember the import Of JEFF.
DAVIS proclamation, and keep out Ct tie
clutches Of the CoGfederate soldiery. Sentence
has already been passed upon him!
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Fedrel Report. from Arkansas.

Az 49,
FArETTVILLE, Arkansas, December IS. via Elkhorn,
December 1.-THE following additional particulars of
the battle Of Prairie Grove have been received
The official report pufs The loss in killed and wounded
in Gen. Herron's command al s42 in Gen. Biunt's at
l52; total, 9S5.
The late [ accounts increase the rebel loss to 27eo
killed and wounded, and nearly 5000 by desertiou.
Thirty-hve commissioned officers Of Herron's com
mand were killed OF wounded.
The latest infOrnrton by spies is that Hindman is on
the south tds Of the Arkansas river, with all the in
fantry and artillery, and Marmsduke on the north side
with a heavy cavary force. Our outpos-s are within
twenty miles Of Van Buren,, Forage south Of the Bos-
ion mountains is said TO be entirely consumed.
Great activity in the Federal army, aud a campaign
81 much Interest is on the taps.
Gen. Heron had only so in bsttle, th- remainder
failing 10 come mp Oh account Of excessive fatigue.
Major Hubbard, LIST Missouri cava ry, who wa a
prisoner 10 The hanfs Of th- enemy the dHy Of the bat
{ %, counted twenty-five regiments Of infantry, ten regi
lnsnt' Of cavalry and TWEEN y no pieces Of artillery on
the retreat.
Hindman, yesterday, had the impudenee, by a flag OF
trace, TO r. ue't the privilege of s-nding 4 Topographic
ca engineer Ia make = drawing II the battlefield Of
Prairie Grove and les approaches. General Blunt re-
pledhe would grant the request, when he WIS allowed
ai engineer o make a survey Of Van Barren and sur
r~ouudings.
ST. LOUIS, December II -Gcneral Heron telegr phs
General Curtis that the victory at Prairie Grove is
much more comp etc, the enc y 'oss far greater thar
at Arst reported Over 1900 rebels were killed aud
buried BY ID Their wounded were fund scattered
through the v0 is for ~ilrs near their position, where
they hsd been CARR d during the action, and left when
they retreat Hii msng conseq emily died for want of
q tento1. Cur cavalry pursued he retreating rebels
closely, driving thsm beyond Van Barren.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-12-30

Yesterday Mr.. Starke, aud Hon. H. Mason, Senstor
elect from the Marion district, appeared and took their
seats. House bill further to provide for the public de-
fense was passed, when The joint select committee re
ported 3 bill to amend an act to revise and reduce into
one the militia and volunteer laws OF the State. This
was made the special order for the afternoon, and the
session was occupied in discussion in committee Of the
who'e. The bill will be considered again to-day.
The bill to better provide for the families was up.
| when the Senate refused to agree to q House amend.
ment
The Joint resolution Of the House disappearing Of q
/ certain portion Of the exemption law Of the COnfeder-
ate Congress, was taken up and read. Mr.. Yorger offer
ed the following as a substitute, which was adopted;
RssolrsS. BY the senate aud house Of representatives
That the tenato-s in Congress from this State, snd the
membe-H Of the house OF representatives, be requested
TO procure such notifications of the exemption law as
ne exireneies Of the government RAY demand; and to
that end. to require that the owners Of ali slaves shall
b. taxed for the privilege Of exemption extended TO
these having their slaves In ehargs-whieh tar shall
continue a fund to be applied to the maintenance and
relief Of the fsuilies OF destitute soldiers from the State
in which the tax is raised.
ResolUed, That the governor be requested to com
munioste this resolution to the senator's and .epresents-
lives Of this Stale.
In the house, the Judiciary COMMITTEES reported a sen
ate bill to prevent the distllation Of spirits from grain,
which was taken up, and, after adding several amend
msnts thereto, was passed. The title OF the bill was
amended BY adding tho words sugar and molassea"
The joint select committee on military affairs report
ed a bill to provide for a guarantee by the State Of
OF the bonds Of the Confederate States
with certain amendments thereto, which was taken up
and passed, on a call Of the yeas and nays, by a unani
nous vote.
Also q bill to repeal an act in relation to slaves, and
article 50, section 6, 33d ehaPtSr of the revised code
with amendments thereto, which was taken up and
passed rs amended
In The afternoon the bill to suspend for q limited time
collection Of the tax therein named, was taken up
passed
The judiciary committee reported a bill TO authorize
tax collectors to receive in payment OF the military tar
funds receivable for other State taxes, and recon-
msnded that it do not pass, which was sgrseito. Also,
a bill to extend the provisions of the stsylaw to prObat-
ing Of notes, accounts, etc, in the probate courts OF this
State, and asked to be discharged from its further con.
sldsration, which wss ssresd to.
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A REMEDY

The followisg note exp aims itself As a remedy for
the wrong complained OF, we would suggest that Con
gress, at its next session, pass a law making Confederate
treasury notes a legal tender. This is demanded BY the
pressing sxiscn-ies Of the times, and would 60 faf, not
only TO Tetrive such evils as are complained OF by our
correspondent, but alss to enhance and sustAin the value
Of our currency
CHoCTAw COUNT, MISS, Teeember &c, 1852.
EDITo 5 tPPELL: I am 20 Newspaper correspondent,
or writer for the public, but 1 Wish with yeur sssistanee,
to call the attention Of our government, both State and
Confederate. TO the money which VIC have in circulation.
We have Thousands Of dollars Of State and Confederate
money. and yet rich men in this county are holding our
notes drawing ten per cent per annum, and are efusins
50 take either Confederate or State money in payment
Of cur notes. Now, Mr.. kcitor, what are we to do. We
have corn or pork. brsh to sell, and havs already sold a
considerable quantity TO he government for the destitute
families, and still have more to sell, and are willing to
sell it-and the governments compelled to have it-but
we want money for it that we can pay our deots with.
In pc, Mr. Editor, You viii call the attention of both
governments, immediately, to the matter for We think it
very hard that we have so labor hard all the year to
make corn for the government and then haze to take
money for it that we can not pay our debts with.
Very respectfully, " J. BOWEeS.
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.ce of the Commercial
CAMP NEAR NASHVILLE, TENN,
Dncnnhnr II 1870

The % dI ,ision hiss had four camps near Nashville.
The first, on the r~ightbank Of the Cumberland, above
Edgef.ld the second, at the Lunatic Asylum, on the
Murfreesboro' pike aud the other two " ing about
loose" betw. en- the Hurffeesboto' and Nashville pixies.
In the second one, a few OF the officers erected chin
neys; in the third, they all had them axed up just in
time for the last move and in the present camp the
chimneyn were up almost rs soon IS the tents and they
now s I, in the cool evenings, enjoying their whist and
toddy by blazing fires. Some Of the men have also put
frsplaces in their tents, butthere has not been enough
honses burned near camp 70 supply brick for all.
1 there are any signs Of q forward movement they
arc carefully concealed from the denuded optic. Our
" base Of operations l., OF course, the Ohio river, one
hundred aud eigbty-fye miles distant and # Morgan
can surprise and ' gobulate a whole brigade at a
time, our concentration IS hard y sufficiently s-clre to
warrant much lengthenlng Of The line. 1 do not think
yeu need expect anything very startling from this de-
psrtment until q considerable supply Of subsistence is
accumulated, or > rise occurs in the Cumberland.
The only e1citemant il in the forsging expeditions.
These are pretty sure to encounter more or less Of the
enemy. The 4th brigade was entirely surrounded a
few DAYS ago, in one OF those expeditions, by 10000
rebels on a reconnaissance, under Gen. Chesthaul.
The enemy. surprised at what they had done, withdrew
in great haste, not stopping tn they had reached @ur-
frees5oro'- Parts Of the 4th and 5h brigades are out
to day,
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Public interest is now almost entirely eentsTed IN th'
progress Of affairs in and about Y~ieksburg' and we re
greet TO be com PEELED to 60 20 press with SO i'te @au'
tional intelligence. The victory Of yesterday Is fulS
confirmed by several dispatches received IN the cry
last night; but we are Informed that nothing mas Oeen
received Of any moment today-
gentlemen who left the city last night report the
prevalence Of the utmost couadence among the citizens
and soldiery. The first lesson laugh; the enemy has
emboldened our friends as much as 4 has ~dispirited the
foe. and thst confidence viii lead to greater daring on
the one hand, and fear ON the other. We have arrange
ments for an immediate report, by letter or otherwise,
should anything important occur.
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THE ON TBER RAPPAWAN-
MOCK.

From late Northern journals received, we are
enabled to give conn 'ete details Of the battle Of
Fredericksburg, as furnished by three of the
most prominet of the New York psess-the
Herald, Tribune aud Times.
The people of the South have not fully un
derstood the victory achieved by our gallant
troops to the extent to which these accounts
viii enEghten them A ruinous defeat is admit
ted by them al. The Tribune says: 1T is not
using too strong an expression to say thai in
this battle we were buichered." Destruction
SO terrible never before has been seen during the
war THE Times alludes to the mental agony
of the Federal commander, when the valor Of
our troops decided the day lost to him, and says
" in spite Of al the CLOSES of oficisl tele'
grams " we HAVE suffered q defeat" These
admissions from L~TNC0LE's organs sre con-
eIusivs.
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nEYERAL 0RnER IA.

HEADQUARTERS CAMP or INSTRUCTION.
B~RoOEHATEE, Nj p, uecsmber 90 lss3
A IL whi-e male reeds D. Of The sta.e Of NfzFissinni
"A betEeea the sgss r eish cen and frty. are ~
eerod 70 rep r inmedistey at The CsElDs Of Inst-ue-
tt9n. These from toe counties Of Tistonf,g~ rr
wanda Monroe, Lowre[ Noxubse, Larderdsle- Clsrk
Wayae, Green. Perry, jones', ia per. Newton Nssbr
pa WTston, Oktibeoha,C hiCkasas, Pontot9e sed Tjr-
pan, viii report az the camp located a. Enierpri-e On
the Noble and O1io railrs I'D. Those from Al. etbsr
sou7tes wtlrepert a. tee ramp located At R-ooLb.
ven. on the New ORLEANS ara J ackson rs3lrosd
All persons falling % report within twsutv d.vs vH1
be arrested and trez Of as desert r..
Tn - c aiming sxemp ion under fbe late to-
aoa act are required to -eaort 81 TIE Earn, -roL.
tneis claim aad receive esrd-ca.es OF exsmDton
Al the laws AMI rsgusiions applicable 10 Ss..rt.r,
shall be appl ed to such C nsc ipts a. fail I, rs1,ir -
the place Of rend Evals 'or IN ollEeut. or who sbsI
desert after elrol1eaL a
All rsfuseo. from other sstss ara inelu5ad /, -.
sbovs order. me
By ofeer Of tbs sassetzry Ct War.
n r CLARK.
Major and A. A. General.
oe~71m Colmandant State Of Msdnipci