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publican State Convention.


Notice 10 hereby given that Delegate Republican
state Convention will be held ct Des Aones on " cd.
nesday the cad day OF July, A. d. 1864, for the pur
pose Of putting in nomination ddsfes for the ohcet
Of Secretary. Treasurer and Auditor OF Stale. At
torney Genersi and Register of the State Land ONCE
to be supported at the next general election.
The following Will form the ratio OF representation,
viz One delegate from each county the State
aud delegate for every 100 votes cast
Lincoln as President OF the United States at the cleo
ton Of 1860 and one additional delegate for every
fractional vote exceeding SO.
Loyal citizens. without regard political
socaions who in favor Of giving Aomssf support
10 the National Administration, In thorough and eff
fsctua suppression OF the rebellion invited 10 CO.
operate tn roughant the State.
JOHN NJ UEWEY, Chairman, 5th District
sAMrrL r MILLER, LIST do
w. s. DUNCAN, Cd do
john ID. LOCKWOOD, Sd do
W: II SIXTH, 4th do
}. H SANDKRH, 9Th do
JAroE Butler, It'll do
j. SHANE, 9th do
a. w MiLLGR, 9Th do
H.. FrtLxR, 10th do
h. II. TAyLoR, 18th do
State Csntrai CoMmiffss.
S. c. BkOWNEII, Secretary.
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FR ON GEN. CURrIs, ARMY.

The St. Louis News says: The lei
regiment of Illinois cavalry reached Man.
chester, in this county, this morning, from
Salem, Arkansas, and will arrive in this
city to-day. They left Salem two weeks
ago. They report that Gen. Curtis army
is safe beyond the probability Of an at.
tack from the enemy, or Of suffering from
want of food. Supply trains intended for
this army, we're met near the Arkansas
line, moving rapidly towards Batesville,
and they have, no doubt, reached Gen.
Curtis headquarters before this, and
thus relieved his army from the danger
of starvation that lately threatened it.
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W ashington, July 10.
Special TO the Tines

Special to the Times.1
1t was rumored to-day that Gen. Hal
leck was with the President at Fort Mon
roe. 1t does not seem to be reliable, but
the report gains belief that Halleck is to
be the new Secretary, for which position
many regard him as the Gttest man in the
Nation.
The friends of the Union prisoners
throughout the United States will be de-
lighted to hear that the War Department
has to-day determined on general ex-
change OF prisoners. This movement is
traceable directly to the Times Editorial
of this morning.
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"Lsgfc In Lsxic.-

The traitors in arms, who are bending
their whole satanic energies to destroy
the Government, are undsniably slave
owners and those who maintain the right
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Washington, July 10.
Special to the World I

Special to the World
Lieut.. McLane of the SIND Ohio regi-
ment who wears United States uniform,
with the Va, coat Of arms on the buttons,
was arrested to-day and sent to to the old
Capital, for entertaining number Of reb-
81 prisoners under his charge, by taking
them to private residences and escorting
them around hotels.
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[Herald's Special.
item.
Washington, Jnly 10.
Special to the Tribune

The following are names of the commit
tee Of ten appointed by L. N. Sherman
Of St. Lawrence District, Chairman of
the Republican caucus last night, to draft
an address to the country: Senator How
ard Of Mich, Wilson Of Mass, Wilkin-
son Of Kansas, Morrill, of Maine and
Representatives Bingham Of Ohio, Stew
ems Of Pa, Sedgwick of N. Y, Potter Of
Wis, aud Sargent of California.
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THE BATTLE cRY OF rREEDom

NE nATILE CRH OF FREEDOM
Dick Yates, the gallant Kentucky Gov
ernor Of Illinois, has struck the key, note
OF the salvation of the nation, from the
assaults Of domestic traitors or the inter-
ventlon Of foreign foes. Let the war-cry
be taken up and repeated by all the loyal
Governors of the North, and the people
will say amen. So let it be.
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luCAst WIZ WClC ~ -
ties with the great mass ofslave owners,
are endeaVoring 70 convine themselves
and others that .sthe real traitors and dis
unionists, - as they arc pleased to tsrm
them, are those who stand in sentiments
and practice Numerically opposed to
the shareholders and their party allies.
The logic by which the pro-slayeryites
demonstrate proposition which to men
of common sense seems 80 paradoxical Is
based upon new system Of moral philo-
sopby, which places the responsibility Of
q criminal act, not upon the intelligent
actor. but upon another party, who, BY
denouncing the perpetrator for his GRIM
inal intentions, has provoked, it is claimed,
the preparation of the crime itself. An.
,i-slavery men. by their provoking con-
duet, are thus made to shoulder the res
possibility of the rebellion. Truly, "logic
is logic Such provoking scamps ought
to be hung.
Clage,t IN Faver 81 Rsck leland.
By reference to the journal of the
House Of Representatives of the extra
session of 1861, page A., we find that
Thomas w. Clagett, Representative
from Lee county, voted in favor of in
structing our Senator'S and requesting our
Representatives to procure the location of
an Armory and Arsenal At Rock Island.
Here is the record:
Hease Bib No. "A joint resolution
instraetiag eur Senator'S, and requesting
our Representatives to procure an Arsenal
and Armory at Rock Island was read .
third time; and upon the question. shall
the bill pass? the yeas and nays were or
dered, and were as follows:
Yeas-Clagett. Hedges, Mccullough,
of Lee, and all the rest of the members
of the House, with the exception Of three.
And yet, after having voted for such
instructions to our Senators. this Clagett
has the barefaced impudence to abuse
Senator Grimes, through column of ed
itorial, for obeying these instructions
If the people Of keokuk have any one
to blame, is it not Clagett himself, who,
when the matter was first introduced in
the Iowa Legislature, and before the State
had committed herself to any place, fail
ed to propose Keokuk at all, and voted
without objection for Rock Island
Cagett talked great deal at that session
about matters that did not concern the
people OF Lee county, but he was dumb
when, according to his own testimony,
there was an opportunity to do something
for his constituents.
After utterly neglectinS to attend to the
interests of Keokuk, in that regard, and
not even deigning to allude to the sub
ject, when we were urging the matter in
our columns last winter, and presenting
all the arguments used by Carrot Davis in
our favor, and more too, Clagett now ex-
horts the people of keokuk mot to for
get Jim Grimes" Who ever heard before
of such thing as Senator being de-
nounced for obeying instructions, and
that, too, by one Of the uery men rho roted
in the Legislature for the instrnctions.--
"Strategy, my boy! Strategy
~Col. Mcneil Commanding Division,
has issued from his Head Quarters at
Palmyra an order prohibiting the circu-
lation of the Quincy Herald in Missouri.
The RINK sympathizing sheets from
Bennetts Herald down to Clagett's Con-
stltution, should be excluded from the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-12
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

Delegate Convention will be held al Nj Pleasant
on Wednesday, the 9th day OF August, A. D. 1892 for
Ae purpose OF nominating a candidate for Congress
rom me fls Coz gressonsl Districi te be supported
ct the next general election.
Each county In the District win be entitled to one
delegate and one additional delegate for each one hun
afea votes cast Tor hbrsham Lincoln Prcsdent of
Tue oh'eo states and ALEC, an additional delegate
for every fractional vote over Fifty.
All citizens who favor Of Heartily and Ao..stiv
supporting the National In all efforts
speedily and csfetsaiiy suppress the Rebellion are in
vited 10 cooperate.
BIB MERRIAM, On. Rep. Cen. Com. oil Lee county
LuRk pAtssR Dee Moinvs co
JOHN Hale Jnu,., 80
8 P. YOU'VE, Wn.hins,on -
G. w. Enw Rps Henyy 60
Msr. u hAToLiy Jefferson co.
"h AcA rhbLsY' DAvisco.
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~Col. Mcneil Commanding Division,
has issued from his Head Quarters at
Palmyra an order prohibiting the circu-
lation of the Quincy Herald in Missouri.
The RINK sympathizing sheets from
Bennetts Herald down to Clagett's Con-
stitution, should be excluded from the
border Slave States,
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New York, july IL

new FORK, July IL.
Advices from Hilton Head TO the 9th
state that several of our gunboats had
been engaged for several days in making
reconnaissance Of the Santee and Wache.
nav rivers, and the result had proved i'm
portant. Several small vessels including
a steam tug had been captured besides
20 numerous fat boats laden with rice.
The negroes on the appearance Of the
gunboats came in troops to claim protec-
ton, and they were taken off some GOO in
number. A Company Of rebel guerrilas
on the morning Of the 4tb, madea forage
upon Prickney Island, and killed two Of
our pickets and captured two others
The rebels had also made demonstra-
ton at Port Royal Ferry, which did not
result in any damage, as they were soon
driven off
lHerald's Special
The President is satisfied that affairs
on the Peninsula are in much better con-
dition than have been reported, he gives
credit to Gen. Mcclellan for having in
no way exaggerated facts. He has seen
for himself the necessity for reinforce
ments, and returns with the conviction
that Mcclellan is in his proper position.
that the army is devoted to him and full
Of confidence in his ability, and that all
he requires shall be done without delay.
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namors unfonnded.-Proba abe NJ
Hnfeck--A General Exchange OF
Prisoners.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. lss.

HEADeuAEzEzs, DrsraIc4 OF vxir TESSA>zzE.l
MExrHIs, JulF 3, lssZ
Complaints Of recent irregularities, 8rought 20 ths
attention Of the GenerE Ccnmanng render necessary
The pnbIiostson Of the following order.
ofcars, n0n-comnissione oiesrs soldiers and par
In the Of the ursd stste re forbidden to
trsspass upon tbs srchars gardens or private grounds
Of any person persons, in any whatever
interfere with thz same xiout rroper written aufhor
~ % 20 do Maraueing pilfszng and any unauthorized
and Unnecessary sefznre sstructiar OF private prop
erty, prohibited By senessl ORDERS OF the
Nos and l3 series Of 1861, and win Be punished with
the sxsrse penalties imposed BY the laws Of War; which
b death.
IL Commissioned ofeers Of conpahiss win not pass
Asir camp hnss without written permission Of their ans
rict, brigade regimsnsa oorarpasssrs I'D then oily
30 oficia business Or ether argeat and satisacsr,
reasons be given in the letter Or permission Non
commissioned scers and soldiers arr prohfhissd fe,
Isasing camp any time except when detailed On dntx
Or on the w perniassun the Rsgimsntai Com
manaerss who may graft such permission TO not more
than three ANY time from ssch company 20
- zos4nt under charge Of non-eom nissoned ofscsr
who will b held responsible for their god conduct
III Ths pickets and guard rsefs viii resnazn IL ter
nsxsts pirket guard sfatiens, uniess Ia the dis
charge II proper military duty and Vim sot straeke
fhzrso under penalty o. being arrsed and severely
and srnma ily dealt with.
~ No commissioned cfcsr ncr coz.irissisned of.1
On Soldier p-sistea i be sbssns nom rp Il sr
srsfreat.'s Ss
" Tie military police pstros, and PICKET gnaras ulll
srsst N psrsons found sios<ng any 81 tie provisions
q ~ ssdsrs Eshx p Kszpszies up's ~ esfdsns,
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORDER NO. IA.
DIsTnIcr or NEST TENNESSEE

DISTRICT OF " EST TENNESSEE D
OFFIcE or fse Paovos1 MARsHAL GESERAL
MKarHls, tennessee July 10, 1862. s
The communication existing between the
eae Coafsasvar arIsy. and their friends and sampa-
gers ia the city d Memphis, despite the orders here
oore issued and the orts enfoscs the constants
the Is uing Ct the following order:
The families residing In the city Of Memphis Of
the following PERSONS required eth orond
our lines within i've days from the dats hereof:
L An persons holding commissions IN che so-csIled
Confederate army, oiwho voluntarily ens.ed in said
army, who accompany and ars oonnscsed with the
same.
II An persons holding ohce urder In ths employ Of
the so-called Confederate government.
ILL., an peEse4s holding state, County or municipal
Offices whoc ain allegiance 10 said socaled Confederate
government, and who have abandoned their families and
gone South.
Safe cosduct beyond our lines be given to the par
Ties hereby required lesse, upon application the
Provost Marshal General, the Provost Marshal Of
Memphis
By command Of Major General Q. s. Grant.
wN- s. diLLYER,
rJII-d Colonsi and Provost Marshal General.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORDER NO Is
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE, !
0FFIcE OF TIE PR0vosr MAssHAl GknKRAL,
MEMfHIL, Tennessee, July IL, 1862.


In order that innocent, peaoeable ard we dispoeed
psrsons may not suffer for bad ecnduct Of the guilty
parties coming within the purview Of Special Order No.
IL dated July 10, a62 b relieved FROM the per-
tOn OF said order No. IA signing the following parole,
and Propeinsto ths Prssos MaEsnaI General OF he
Provost Marshal Of Memphin satisfactory guarantees
that they will kesp the pledge tl.srsln made:
PAROLE
1. have not AiDee the occupation of the city Of
M mphs DY thu Federal army givsuid 70 The so-eslled
Confsderats Asmy given sent iny information Of
the position OF the Federal army
TO any one connected with said oonfsterate army.
III. win not during the occupancy Of Memphis by
the Federal army and my residing thern oppose or
spire the civil military authority Of the United
States. shaI win give aid, comfort inf rmasion
encouragement the sO-eaIled Confederate army
to any psrs1n ca operating Herewith.
All Of which state and pledge upon my sacred honor.
Fl command Of Major General Grant
VIZ. s. HTLLYEB,
jyl3-n Provost Marshal General.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
GENERAL ORDERS NO. GO.
HEADQUARTERS DIsT. OF WEST TENN,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 8, 1852. ]

HEADQUARTERS DIsT. OF WEST TENE-
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3, 1882
The system of guerrilla warfare now being
prosecuted by some troops organized under
authority of the so-called Southern Confed-
'eracy, and others without such authority,
being 50 pernicious to the wrkGre Of the
community where i is esrrlea on, and it 20.
ing within the power q tha egtn n unity ts'
suppress this system, it is ordered that wher-
ever loss is sustained by the Government,
collections shall be made, By seizure Of a
sufficient amount of personal properly, from
persons in the Immediate neighborheod sym
pathizing with the rebellion, to remunerate
ssls Government for all loss and expense OF
ton.
Persons acting as guerriilas without organic
cation, and without uniform to distinguish
them from private citizens, are not entitled to
the treatment of prisoners of war when
caught, and viii not receive such treatment
By order of Major General q. s. Grant.
john A. RAwLINs, A. A. q.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
GENERAL ORDER NO. Il.

HrApeuEKfEns, UElrrD SrArKs FoRcRs MxnrHrs,l
DIauic Wet Tennessee, July II, 1862. /
I. TRAITORS and rebels who refuse 10 comply with the
aud support the constitution Of he United States
soala a psrmitte remain within the camp lines
ef the Federal army at this time the corporsts limits
the city Of Memphis within the lines of Uutsd
States Forces; and all male rssldents. sjournsrs,
within the mits of said CITY, between the ages Of
eighteen and years who ara capable Of saring
arms are hereby required TAX the oaah Of allegiance
hegnited States leave the limits Of said city with
in six lays after fhs publication Of this order.
III. If any person via in the lniu Of said city, shall
sfszer publ b. speak, or utter kedtous or treasona.
bss lasg0age towards the Government Of tbs Uaited
States the Provost Marshal shall afcb proof Of the
fact bsush ever person osndng, to the state Of
Arkanaas.
III AnE person ws shall sioate the provisions Of tbs
EIrst Section Of this order shan be deemed BY ska
after conyiction, treated accordingly
Nv. Persons leaving the city under the previsions OF
this ORDER viii be required take any OATH or give
psroe but win recsiys pass from the Provost Mar
shall The cath of allegiance hereby required, musf b.
substantially, in the following form:
soieunly swear that viii bear true alIegianee to
the United States Of Asrca and sapport the Constu-
ton and laws thereof that win oppose secession ad
rsassili0n; that denonsce tia caIe1 confederste
sstess and pledgs my hsnor, property and life The
sacred nlilment Of this cath, hersby freely taken, ad-
mittng that It's yiolas viii be Illegal and infsmous
The oat must bs subscribed sworn to before the
Proyoss Marshal
By order Of Alvin r. IDvsy, BrigaAsr General com
msnaing.
JOHN Z. lRHtLLTPs
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1872.

HEADQUARTERS, Dsrnlc- or wRsr rzssEssEE,l
Memphis July q, 1852
An crossing Of the river IN skin prvsae bossis POSI-
tissiy prohibited
Priv4ts b crossing either way yin be seized and
turne1 iato tho ouartemsstsrs Department. owners
passengers ested and required 70 tale thu cath d
allegiance, be placed the Arksn=ss shore and adj
onished be caught within ths Federal lines again
pain Of being dsalt ~ith a. spies.
The Navy is requested cooperate With be military
IN tho enforcement Of this order.
By command Of Msjsr GEN o. 3. Grans.
JOHN A. RAwLxEGs,
jys.tf Assist mt sdiutaat General.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
THE REDUCTION IN TRE gay OF az
EtCEhs OF THE ARMY
oryicE OF THE Par DEFAKrsfxST, 1

OFFICE OF THE PAY DEPARTsfsST,
MEMPHIs, August 10, 1862
Editor Of the Union Appeal
As subject Of interest 10 officers Of The
army, l send you herewith the provisions OF
the act of Congress which went into effect
July 18th, 1852, reducing their pay:
Forage 20 be furnished in kind, and can
only be COMMITTED upon the certificate Of the
quartermasler thai he lie unable to supply it.
Horses allowed TO Major Generals, fves to
Brigadier Generals, four to Colonies, Leu
tenant Colonies. Majors, and ali officers en-
titled te cavalry pay, TWO; Chaplans, enc
0ficers assigned 70 duty which requires
them 70 DO mounted, shall receive the pay
and allowances OF cavalry officers Of the same
grade.
Emolumenfs Of commissioned officers. NOT
increased BY Acs Of August 6th, 1861, incr,sas-
ing the pay Of private soldiers. By this clause
pay Of servants hereafter will be commutelf at
elsven dollars month for infantry, and twelve
dollars per month for cavalry.
0fhcsrs employing soldier IS servant, ARE
entitled 70 no servants allowance. and are re-
quired 10 deduct from their own pay .he
smouns paid the soldier Or the Governn1exst.
4 failure in this particular, renders an officer
liable 10 be cashiered.
Ghaplssn's pay, one hundred dollars per
month, and two rations Per day when actually
on duty.
Act Of August 9Th, 1851, heretofore intcr.
preted reducing ReeimsnSal Quarterrnsst
ssrgesnts pay 20 seventeen dollars per naonth,
70 - interpreted 70 give them the pay Of j
hegamantal Comniasary Sergeant, Wig: Twen-
ty-one dollars per month.
The act entifling company officers and non-
commissioned officers and priysies 10 FORTY
cents day for use and risk Of horse ard 4aorse
equipments Is repealed.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
GENERAL MEDIaAL ORDER No. 5.


HEADcUAszkzs. DsszaleS o. wEsf fksxssx1.s
Hsnphiss July s 1854
sze7sos L The rank q nedicAi Is vel esher orsrs
b decided according % section and sectlen Of the
Revised Army Regaiatieas Hhers slersfora ssurgeon
Of the United Stat Arys or Brgsds-surgeon serves
with Dvi soa. hodiag hts from the Presi-
dens-hs takes presetsnoe before all gmental surgeons
and IS the senior ofhssr
circuis~ issued from the Wal 1fhes, Washington,
through tbs Adurssaerai Of The United ssass Army,
defines thar ths snier Medical oshcsr Of Dsisen =
sx-afacso 90 the Meziezi Director thereof.
ssae Medical Directors Of Dfsisian VIII inspect tas
regsenra hostsi,ls instrunsne sdirines and afarss
and see that shsT are always sient sts for Instant
uss.
eRc Medical Directors Of Divisions win see that
Surgeons Of regiments carefully keep the various records
required BIZ TIE regulations
sku Tofaclitste labor Medical pirscfers Of Disl-
sious VIII require the senior Engineer of ssch brigade @
collect II. nrhe Regmental Engineers then monthly
and quarterly reports, consolidate then fer the
and send m 70 the Directors Of Divisions who in tnfn
II nss ats the brigade reports transmit 70 tho
eicai INJECTOR Of the Dstrict he consolidated disspn
report v:shouf delay.
SIC & Rsgimenfa Surgeons WI svefy mornins, nlz&s
% tbs commander their regiment the moraing rspors
required BY regulations and sad copy Of the same C
the Msiiesa Director OF Division.
BY order Of Msjcr-Gensrai Grant. =
JOHN G. j. HoLsToy, &
<ir4.tf Medical Director.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.

HsADouAzTERs, D1srzIc- or WEsr Txxsssszx.
MEMPHIS, tennessee, July &, 1862.
I ofeers and sold re are hereby pIohibiisd, On er
penalties from ceiling military clothing arms
smmunssioz. whether the sane be ppAliS Or private
property, cfsz casss where snch sales have
been made, the ctissns who srchassa same VIII a.
return the properly ppschssed, the oommsud
ing onicsz u the company or reginapt 70 which Tho
soldisr belongs OF who tbs articles vets obtained
the Post n4rtermaster nnder the penity Of being
rssssI and placed in coufnement
II 10 the duty Of sll ofsrers TO that this
order is strictly snoresa and install seass soldiers
citisezs violating same b. either sailing parchss-
ing. arrested.
BY command Of Major General Q. s. Grant.
JNo. A. RAwLTNS.
iyli-d - Assistszt AdIutant General.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30
SPECIAL ORD RS NO. 1874

HEADouaRzERs, DISTRICT OF WEsT sHssEssEE.l
MKNPHls, sFnls 10, 1862.
Col Clark 2. Saigon. Aid-de-samp is hereby appointed
ACTING Inspector General for the district
he viii Immediately visit slithe sacampments around
tbs city of Memphis and report he oondilon OF
. police discipline choice Of ioesoa bsth health
and defensive advantages wAAsevsr else may present
Itself worthy Of note
By command Of Major GENERAL o. s. Grant.
JNO. A. RAWLIEs,
iyIl # Assistant A6jutant General.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-30

HEMPHlss Ienn-s July L 49, . J
The board e csssms submits sas follozlng rui hr
the govsrnmsut q rsri asking relief and eonNzsing
ciazms.
The parry asking rslief must tc4ks short ssrcnct
s.Asement vritns. shoxing at the property con-
trsversy. u in military pozsson, and al the fsca
i4tvs she sutscs nsfsr foonuoverss y ssary
ssazed and tbs szsszaznt has made must be 70
By the party prosecuting
A the psyses inrerested must be named u shs pc
tisian. aud muss havs notice of such pro.ecutiozs
The wrr1sn ss4emsnEs Of ssl parties Vim . hard
Argumsuss. axcess snort statement Of he parties
wiz no. b heard
8. The Bead wiz nset Il 4 =. and NJ
s. Case - ssr trial At partcalsr hour mar b. heard
At fhs iiszs. thsy WIN dismissed I'D feA..
On can e shoEn fez continus1ee-andn szzA heard
JAMES b SLACK,
!. A. MnLAU6HLIN, Board
R. P. TE HART.