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, 1862-08-15

An 1nQ4A0 HAEkl3s
lFrom tie junction City Republican, August ~
we learn from settlers in the vicinity that
quite fierce Indian battle took pIace On the
Elk Horn branch Of the Little Blue River, on
Ihprsday OF last week, between the Pawnees
and Otoes On one side, and q war party Of the
Cheyennes and KioWas on the other. OF
course, the Cheyennes aud Kiowas we're the
aggressors. They were badly baten, and driy-
and far up the Solomon. We have learned
that sixty we're killed, but have nothing defn-
ite, as both parties seem to have excluded
"specials" from their "lines" From q hun
ter who passed over the battle field two days
AFTER the tight, we learn that the ground was
streWn with robes, blankets, saddles, mocca-
sins, bows, arrows, and other Indian traps,
which vtctors and vauquished appear to hsye
been in too great haste to take along.
, 1862-08-15

I The Count de Paris and the Due de-
Chartres arrived at Tunbridge Wells, Eug.,
On the Goth. They were met at the station by
the Ex-Queen Of the French and other mem-
bess, Of the Orleans family. On the 2lst the
young princes visited the Exhibition. His
Royal Hghness the Duo. d d'Aumaule has lust
completed the purchase Of ], 400 acres of land
IN the parish OF Bishampton, Worcestershire.
The vender was the Earl Of Harrowb7.
, 1862-08-15

Sood 1 s.a ~ n.1sa 1'' . '' '''~''' "@''e "7
I'M T,'' 80. ps-uoy'
s,s-as - ~ '-t:.1 =" asau .a .@hs os ueacherous
= a.1, ~ .1'';n " s4' Ieoe.s WIZ 1lot resort
ILL., 49, 49, e.'oe' u sS'n w auVan.ase.
,63roridaa >s ~ ;sa. anu .e' 1u,a. nave :oeen
,n;t;eats ~ ~ ha@ss sstnzauon 70
atrncit;es of ,nora co.. 49, aesens Inc
I,Ioved whena1a- t1,a~ Nc. Ae al e1'-
fa;r advantsno ana 49, a.s,,s e~u W. ~ eaun un-
{norp aead1x 49,. " s.ue1oaS anu
atan+1z noajo " - 80. nos ~ u u!eo Is con-
dea,;ns ;nta1,;. A ~ sonsesing elan-
sn;as CO. 5nse,: = safeguard 1or
r - - - .1Se e'tols s''i uaes are ned out
E.;o.M.@:,y. " NV u"t1y ol'o cas'a'h aeatn.
x,.s1 sse Ae<eo w u.suspecnng ino
-. 1o e1oae1aoes' anu oaens u auegaance
~. ~ - .aHsn eeeaa'e t1sy 4uiusn = ~
cess;on. ,'.>- 49, - sa-s.;. ~ sea..e ~ = ~ N,! ~ 20
o-:sIs-.s - - ~ E-a-- - - ~ ~. ou'ea
s..s-;.s ~ .,,s ~ .Faas, s sas..s ~ eVt.. . . noss'
tro;t1- ,tsoo.1 ~. a.a se.s~ 80 paeA
~ +hose ~ - .ho.rr-,as - '-11 " aaus u1."ag
~ ~ ~ 60 @ tre n&'t-
5aa r;1sn ~ 49, - -, - opto.se'y neasen
I3,as go s.1,:.N 49, II 49, ~ '1Ae A4te tle u d
o;1;nn - a1,s =" @.'a ~ po.s.nea .a msa. euu
str.nee- IL = en.;e - ~,a,haa | - - e.:S:t] ~ nsSs
7;ss ae eso,,a tato. .1e-s1 - 80 n1aI :.ns
aaa.a.s L:s - ss.9,. ~ =. -na. :. AZ "ouaueo
a;sns+otaa ~ - ~ -. .ae 49, asa - "Ay..au an9
10 da;1a ao;a;a- - ~ tss s.,s aaou' :s aaa
~ ~a-,.;1otoa 49, :.es.,a ~ ~ I,.s no 10 o1'e'''1
~ 4n.naa. 1 -. .oiu o1e
-. - ~'.1,,. - 'A'4.. ~. ntee1
have heen e~h;h;tad fsor,s So ~. w.. .' 1as
n;no and eee,n ~ ~ o,,1,. | :.ssas.
froe,,encv ana r. +se h1o.,.:a~s 5 - s -
+raa,,,o.s =. -. 50 ." ~ s'ieN
Tbe nos+ morraa ana L;zaaua ~ go. go W. =
+h;r a,t1-,.1 -. .S.4-s...I s. 4.e.uAo "
oa;one and dat.,tsh1a = 49,: =. - .Nsa
batchea N f,and and t.os oha-1. h.a 80 49,
dunn, ito -ho1a 40 ras. trr,a =, ae a-,'s5 ss'
and e1sta;nea hv. 1vinr and aa-far. ~ ans
its on1v hona If enccesa ~ -hono-a1,ia ,a.,o
depends unon ;,s be;np ab1a to m,Ia II.
dunes and the wnr1d heI;eva its 1ies ~ an
victims to its treacherv Everv rahs, wha
il not deceived we'll knowa that a11 tha
reasons md canses sat fnrtb hv fho;- 1aaa
ers ~ fnst,tr+he;~ -sno1. 49, ,'.tas. 49,. e1 esa
rrhev 81, Enonr 49, thar sa-.a. ~ - a.so'
a.;,,oa 49, So u
- 49, "tee uoAn tns
on'on nav Oh "a.s4I raAA u grievances anu
otpteoa'. was 'o'a oltioe' anu 'na'
"A'uous Joas eaause Wey looh up arms
, 1862-08-15
Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago T.fbune3
CAMP or WESTERN SHARPsHoorEBs,

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago T.fbupe7
CAMP or WESTERN SHABPsHooTEns,
IohNTH, Au2 9, 1864. {
I have Just finished reading the Chicago
TRIBUNE Of August 5th, containing the presl-
DENTS new call for GOO, 900 soldiers. You nav
rest assured that that call, and the order for
drafting, has sent thrill Of joy to every sol
die1's heart In the western army. We arc glad
to see our government show its power, and in
doing that 1t encourages Us to do our duty
with pleasure, for We (who have been In the
field for a.yearCknoW that we are to be sus-
tanned and supported. We like the new policy
nndrejoice that. guarding rebel houses aud
rebel confields planted and cultivated for the
so-called southern confederacy, has played out.
Our government has come to sense of its
duty IN this matter, and our generals ore wax
ing up. Gen. T. a. Davies commandiog the
second division Of the army Of the Tennessee,
and Gen. Z. j. Oglesby {uncle Dick com
manding the second brigade OF the second d.
Vision, send out this week foraging parties
TO orlng al male negroes within five miles OF
our camp, to act as teamsters and cooks. Veg
etables for the soldiers, and two cows for each
reglmental hospital, roasting ears, negroes.
and peaches are plenty. Gen. Davies is liked
very much by all Of his command. He Is not
oply good dlsciplinarian, but looks well after
$500 ~. tAAo 0VAA491o3 AAu albo 4ElLklk
mar. Capt. Lowell, his adjutaut general, is 8
brick OF the first water, is not afraid Of eecesh
bullets, and knows his business well. Gen.
Oglesby, our brigade commander, is an I'LL
noisio1, and one among thousand with the
9Th and 18th regiments, 1st battalion Of the
ist Missouri battery, and last, but not least,
the western sharpshoosers. With brigadier
general B: J. Oglesby to lead us, we could 40
through almoss anything. Il ia said that Bragg
with 3o, GOO troops is marching upon Corint6.
I've do not believe it. Well, let him come.
! fight and complete. cleaning out Of the
rebels, would be quite suitable change from
our present monutonous camp life. We are
sor1g we could not get chance to vote against
| the ne" constitution, I've have at least $50
! illinois men, 7 being IN 1inoisiau, in our reg
| iment.) It will be defeated by splendid ma-
jori1y, but ne would liked to have swe1led the
! majority but being Missouri regiment We
Welenot allowed to, vote, yet We are all Ill
iuois citizens. Our regiment is now In good
| since We entered the service, ne have but
twelve Men in the hospital The weather here
during the day is hot, hotter, hottest. The
nights are cool and comfortabls, We now get
| plenty Of vegetables, butter and eggs, brought
from the north at high prices. Sc per barrel
for potatoes, 81 per barrel for onions, 20 cents
Per dozen for eggs, Is to IS cents per pound
| for butter.
, 1862-08-15

H The present total amount Of the na-
tiopl debt Of the United Kingdom is $780,
10, 600, which involves an annual charge Of
ez6, 166. .M1. a parliamentary return sho ~
that the grosR revenue for 1851 was eU, 500, 900.
Tie amour, OF gross revenue per head Of pop
ulation was G2 81. I'D.
, 1862-08-15

Tie Situation. at Hoy7iaon's Landinq-Ihe ba-
tTezched Federal Asition-1he Fight at Maz-
ceru HsA-9t,s McCgellan not the Man-1ne
Co1tTabaNds--1Rey ore not set at Fork->
3ptA I1tnoia To1u1taes-1he Yates ,FAaanz-
T. eau for .Reauits.
, 1862-08-15

B Gov. Berry Of New Hampshire has is
sued proclamation offering sixty dol1ars
bounty to every volunteer previous to septem.
Der LIST who shall Join any regiment ROW in the
field from that State. This IL In addition to
federal bounties+
, 1862-08-15

E-The 2sth Illinois regiment, Col a. z.
johnson, in Gen. Hutlbut'a division, near
Memphis, Tenn, recently voted on the new
constitutions; 403 votes were pol1ed -slx for
ard S96 against.
, 1862-08-15

~ The st. Louis Democrat thinks that for.
tifications should be erected at Springfield and
sikeetowp, Mo, to guard against inroads from
Arkanaas, and particularly against PRICE, Who
;, it Is feared, Is again on hia.way to Missouri,
with pretty large force
, 1862-08-15

~ Tie bishop Of Oxford has recommend
ed prayers to be read in his diocees for peace
In America. Peace by the sword, We hope,
Or to borrow from the shield Of old Masss-
chusetts, "Quietem sub Lbertatc.'' That's
the only kind Of peace thst will be permanent
on this side Of the water, bishop.
, 1862-08-15

H The franklin Literary Society of the
Presbyterian College at Canonsbure, Penn.
where Vs1andlgham graduated, has recently:
expelled him by unanimous vote. :
, 1862-08-15

NEW Gymnastics FOE MEN; WOVEN AND
CHILDREN. by pio Lewi., II. D., with thee
hundred Illustrations. Boston, Ticknpr s. Fields.
Ghicaeo. John f. Walsh, corner Of Post Olice
alley and Madison streets.
The robust health and high mental enjoy
ments which thousands will gain from practic-
Ing the games and exercises detailed
by Dr.. Lewis, - will cause them to
bless the author for his truly valuable
work We firmly believe in higher deye1-
opmeBt Of muscular as well as intellectual
christianity. The a1l-wise Creator hiss given
the mind body to inhabit, for three score
years and ten, and batting accidents and a fee
bic constitution inherited from progenitors,
it is every man and wou1an's duty it possible
to 60 care for ard protect that body that 1t
may live out its *:appointed time" FIT does
not, physiology tells us It is due mainly to ac-
cident or the vice aud ignorance of the indi.
v1dua1. This work ofDr. Lewis should he in,
troduced az . text book into all the schools
and colleges Of the lind. The country needs
= more vigorous rsce Of men and women, sad
attention to the admirable rules of physical
culture contained In this little volume viii
accomplish so desirable N object !
, 1862-08-15

- The government agents who have been
receiving Of the army contractors roasted
coffee cooled By the application of water-a
new process that charmed the contractors
now find part of the charm to be an &C.
ceesfon Of sssteen pounds weight per bag from
the water absorbed, increasing the bill ten per
cent. So that leak Is to be stopped.
, 1862-08-15

H The Detroit Ffre Press notices the death
Of Capt Frederick ". Backus, formerly Of
that city, who died on the 9th, At Washington.
Capt. Backus left Detroit With the LIST Mich
gan cavalry, In which regiment he command
ed company E, until he resigned in December
last. Since then he vas appointed in the
quartermaster's department, and has served
on the staff Of Gen. Whipple.
, 1862-08-15

.Hoso the Neu Policy is Received in Gen. Og;es5ys
Dsvisio.a-Kow Il Is Agplted- Camp Mauers-
Health 9f fZToops-BTagg's Reported approach
, 1862-08-15

CUTIBRS AND AGENTS-You
~ wt find the Stationery and Glfts in my Union
Variety Enyelopes worth mort by MY per cent tha1
gnRRllegS 9a O. E1i9n Stationery a1ysSs hand s
aFess TH0M AS. T. Q. Box 1253 corner State and
red B12np. SS.fTTEfTn
, 1862-08-15

MILITARY NOTICE.-Oaicarx
~ l. of The e and all other new Reg1menta VII
z BOWEN, @ Clark street, (up stairs}, OVER TEX
HhlLIEp IGsl STATES EXPRESS OFFICE. Sword Belfa,
SashtA Shoulder str8pe, Caps Ruges. Pistols Cart.
ridges and else needed of the beet quality
and cheapest In market. T. E. BOWEN, 70 C:alk &
ApstAle jyA
, 1862-08-15

ElNKLE Il LYON SEWING
The friends and patrons Of the F1nks Lyon aeVfSS
Machine Company IN Chicago and vicinity, win -
f1l1 assortmeat q Msenn@ s1e ssaintted lnskzse
shsn any Machine in Market ofMnneT REFUNDED Ere
reduced Agenfs Wanfede :: +. 1eztx$l10
, 1862-08-15

ID nA-Tne undsr.dsned b du,y ..or,,ostrs.
TO raise cnrnpany Of men 70 ssrye epeeiay IN SS,
shoo1e1t- EyeJbDdy haa heard ok t6e Berda1 sSs1S
e any etasr Tesy 11s s.nsd ~ b ss.Fpes 6sesS
mile One hundred doa1aEs in cash paid as soon n
M11M1ed Into the ser7cs He4dsu sRta3 Of Captat4
BWrouShs n tent No Court Hoo1e eqaare, CncsKN
Aodres1 q 1Eaal u Chicago - be1oE, ,,,,.z,...-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

We have information from New Madrid up
IL O'Clock p 81. yesterday.
Some little slirmishing had taken place be-
tween the pick=ts, but nothing decisive had Oc-
CURED. AFedersI prisoner reported their force,
investing the place, as consisting Of twenty-five
regiments of infantry, three of cavalry, and
twelve batteries OF artillery.
On Monday night heavy cannonading took
place, without any particular result
Gen. McC wy, who was in command, was
confident Of being able 70 hold tie ePositon. Our
troops were In tine spirits.
The Federals were throwing up intrench-
nents four miles back from the river.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
Fr,m an army officer who arrived on { .
vieksbu-g, which steamer reached this place at
9P A. Yesterday, from New Madrid, We lean
that ND to the hour Of her departure last even
ipg there had been no fighting OF consequence.
On Tuesday night shout Il clock, our pick
ess attacked their encaWpzGent about two miles
from town, when the enemy moved battery to
the outskirts Of the village and opened FIRE.
They were soon diven back, however, BY the
f-e from cur gunbCats.
It was expected shat the SIGHT would be COM
IN osno..d in earnest this morning. Our Generals
feel confident Of success
From one o. their comnissaries, captured day
bsiors Yesterday. !. was learned that the enemy 5
force is about - .0Jo.
Gen. JEFF THOMPSON A2s crossed the plank
road, with his force, to cut - reinioTcements
from the way of Bloomfield.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07
FROM NASHVILLE.

Our latest intelligence from Nashville is OBJ
tanned from a gentleman who left that city on
Sunday night last Up to that time but little
communication had taken place between the
citizens and the Federal soldiery, the former con
tinuing to avow their sentiments, despite the
presence OF the invaders. Business was still
stagnant, notwithstanding the Federal com
mander had invited the people to return to their
occupations and gave out assurances that they
should be protected
Gems BUELL., MITCHELL, MCCooK, CRIT
TENDEN and NELSON, with their commands,
remainedin thecity and vicinity. Gems. GRANT
and MCCLEBNAND, with their forces, wentdown
the river on Friday and Saturday. on five Of
the Federal transports. Some thirty or forty
transports still remained at the lower wharf.
But one gunboat, the st. Louis, car ying ten
guns, had arrived up to the time our informant
left
Gen. THOs. L. CRTTTENDEN'S command was
encamped about five miles from the city on the
Mmfeesboro' road. Another encampment was
made at the fair grounds
The Federals reported that they were repair
ing the Louisville and Nashville railroad. and
expected to have it ia running order within the
next fortnight. The first northern mail, under
their control, arrived on Sunday, but was not tc
be opened until Monday morning
The post Office has been taken possession o.
by the United States authorities, and the first
mail for the North left on the 2sth ult. Another
mail left on the lst Col A II Marklaud, o
Washington, has been sent from the Postofiee
Department, and win remain in charge till a
regular postmaster is appointed. No new post
age stamps had arrived, and postage was heiug
paid in specie.
We are glad TO learn that the people had not
to any extent, given aid and comfort to the
enemy. The southern feeling continued strong
and reliant, and an advance by the Confederate
army is looked for with anxiety.
The Federal force in Nashville was estimated
at from twelve to fifteen thousand. Gen. Ne
Cooks division was on the other side Of the riv
er. in what force was not known. No dispOsi
ton to make an advance was apparent, and pick
cts had been thrown out for several miles on
some of the prominent roads. Civilians were
allowed to pass through the lines to the city. but
no permits to pass out were granted.
The railroad bridge was entirely destroyed by
fire. The wire suspension bridge had been cut
upon the Nashville shore, aud after falling into
the river It swung round to the opposite side
Subsequently the force of the current detached
the structure from the pier, and it was tioated of
The police regulations Of the city were efectu-
ally suspended-the only ruling power that was
exercised being that Of the military.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07
epeelnI lsili,ia No,icr.

All persons employed on government work,
necessary employees on railroads and hose Ell
Taged IN ttae quartermaster and commissary
d-rHt'"~sna ,lh be urea ID urn ont and
d.H er4 stand ag dfa8 ordered tv .ho Gov
esror os o;ael miigameu, as sh-" o-z 81. s,rf.sqt
t. said call, and can only get OF by application
being made by the heads OF the several depart
hients naiued 20 5ns colonel commanding, who
VIII issue taTt0Ugbs for those necessarily en-
pioyed. The proprieJors Of shops doing govern
meni work. superint-ndeuts of railroad quar-
isrnaseT and cou.riss-Ies viii be required
eacn 70 iurnish a list of the names of those re-
qnred n their several departments. in which
they viii state the street on which each
employee lives and 70 whose company be
belongs. They will also be required &. make
oath to said list and subscribe 90 an agreement
20 promptly E-.uln tine names Of those Who NAV
be discharged Or refuse TO continue fn the ser.
wee, 70 the captain TO whose COMPANY tbe,, l-,s,
belong, tbat they may be replaced on d1H h
the militia service -
1t is hoped tag. .bl5 notice will meet tbe an
probation Of all concerned, as NOTHING viii H.
overlooked OF tolerated that will in gnv man
ner retard or prevent the prompt and tb0raugb
organization of the militia composInc, nav com
mano- A. O. KIRwAN.
Col Com. 10th Reg Tenn. Mil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

GUNBoATs on THE MIssIsspPL-A northern
newspaper has the following Interesting intslIi
geuce
We have the most reliable information il tl.ia
vicinity that the rebel gunboat ie=t, Of the con
sTuction Of which southern papers frequently
spoke previous to the establishment of the block
ade, is now completely E5tsd Out aad equipped
and istesdy for lac upward march A Fedora.
officer spoEe Of this matter yesterday Go ore o.
tre captains of Colonel Hausou's Kentucky
regiment. The latter said that be was in the city
of New Orleans a couple OF weeks since. aud
that eight Confederate gunboats were then lying
al the wharf awaiting orders to proceed up the
Mississippi. The aeat, he said, is under the
command of Commodore Hoilins The boats arc
sll irOn-clad; much more heavily plated than
Ous aud less vulnerable. Their z.-.chuery is
all below the guu-dacks. ~ gGis respect they
are equal 10 the B-nl0a, the best boat of the
Federal dee.. The rebel officer further stated
sdet ii is the intention OF Commodore HoLHas 90
make an attack on Cairo, and lla. speedily
MARK my prediction you win find these boats
below Fort Holt ia less th.n .sn days was Que
OF thC remarks WA.,n 4 heard uim make.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07
mnRR AIMS

The Savannah Republican Of the 81 says
50 Another large cargo of arms has just reached
one Of the southern ports. These muskets come
Just In the nick Of time" And the same paper
adds: " In the last three weeks, it is believed
100000 stand Of the muskets and rifles, with
ammunition to suit, have been safely landed IN
the Confederate States from Europe. This viii
set us on our feet once more, and enable Us to
prosecute the revolution with perfect confidence
in our success.
The Atlanta C0ufederacy says that another
large cargo has arrived, it is supposed at
Charleston, as part of the supply had passed
through Atlanta. 1t is stated upon authority
chat the Nashville brought a very large amount
Of arms, with a quantity of ammunition, ready
for immediate use
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hiD roR GgN BEaUHEaARU-IfaIl "

AiD FOR GES. BEaUEEoABD-Ifa an who ere
desrous of going .a Con Bea regards aid sue
coed in getting OFF the proportion Of his army
viii be considerably increased Bat we tear
some will be disappointed. The notice has been
so short that many have been unable 30 provide
themselves with the under ci0.has and other
articles necessary 20 prepare JheIa torso great a
change in latitude. If the authorities are not
prepared 30 supply these requirements, it is to
5e hoped that the citizens viii take the matter ia
hand It would not only be wrong; but ubu-
man, to send men not properly equpped.-Nel0
Orleans Delta
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Suspension OF she Press and Telegraph.
The following order has just been pIomulged
by the Lincoln government:
WAsHS6roS CITY. D. G, Feb. - 1902.
ORDERED.

J. On and after the 26th day Of February,
instant, the President, by virtue of the act ol
Congress, takes military possession of all the
| telegraph lines in the United States
/ , All telegrsphic communications in regard
| TO military operations not expressly authorized
/ by the War Department, the general command
| ing, or the generals commanding in the field, in
| the several departments, are absolutely for
bidien
8 All newspapers publishing the military
news, however obtained, and by whatever me
dunn received, not authorized By the official au-
thority mentioned in the preceding paragraph,
viii be excluded thereafter from receiving iutor-
nation by telegraph, or from transmitting theif
papers by railroad
4. Edward $ SandfoTi is made military SUI
perviyor Of teLegraPhic messages throughCu, the
United States. Aus0n Stagsr IS made military
superintendent OF all Geographic lines and Off
GERS ia the United States
3 This possession and c0nu0, of The teIs-
graph lines is not Intended 10 interfere in any
respect with the ordinary affairs OF the compa-
nies or with private business By order OF ths
President EBHiS 81. STANTON,
-a.~a-4.v rf War
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-07

FERNANDTEA OcCUPIEH.-A d.sgatch re-
ceivel here yesterday states t-a5 the enemy had
landed Ola Cumberland Island, and sent forward
detachment % occupy the town Of IoruaH..iua.
Most of the c.rzaas abandoned Die place some
weeks ago, and tine military ws Withdrawn
rom Amelia Island Con which tsmanjua Il,
sitglated) sbou. ten days siucai cousequendy go
resistance was offered. If the aaaly should
not burn The place thsT .ts welcome to IL, as
they viii r--, out Ltte benefit iron iJs posses
sion.--Sag1HaaA ReDuthcaa.
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MILlTARY lotto!
HEADQUARTARs 42ED BRIGADE TENNEs-1
NEosE- MILITIA.
MEMPHIS Mach 1902 }
Ez-f--sIa Order NJ =

NEoar4 EfLrIIA.
MEMPHIS u1-ch 1902
Brigade Order NO q.
Jlde more iuly 70 carry into eject the Orders Of
i the Governor dated Fsbrua 25-h 1s62 in relation
lr tl- e1-1ura ge-ut OF uI-earsu fer g Couseds
.etH army. lt rs her by oras ed
D. LLa- the cllulu iaut- -iueuts " 4 asCe-- air
11i...y ID csrt+tn y. ..- name and mber Of thsi
clsud w lo have 5s-n worn 10 and received a. vol
utae- since said CrlH Of -h- Gcve-no
La-- com. any wi b. credited by those within c
lo1l3 win have t.1- vol -lt5erzd.
detail settle -1 number o complete the
1 h aaiH. or 7ly -tlar gH ri.a nia mode are here
v racted o" De made from hose comp suies who hav
nos am shed as volunteers. enc fourth OF th-ir effective
rll l-u.
g. All voiun-asg Organization unless sworn into the
ei re a-d crlved by the pr per authorities viii be
rca al .5 par rt tle militia ard sGhisct this call
3 iHe coullfH Hud.lls Of r. iueurs will also bear ID
l-. t1t t1e Cd rs uit-s force De- caad by order
so q "i be CIV r1Hr and -h- remaining three urt b.
must be drilled g-a- per srs he-eof5rs given.
p. ilir ca -uellc- ALI tH- l14le sbIaits between
ia- ages Of .ieh cen aud try dye years except those
.o have t-a rt-e =t-s of he on Of the Emeut
tIf .s . Nl 1-- ts g. rfOrm li-lary du " ayur1v-
oy ts- tnHei CONT. ending alrOtd telegraph
must flrn sh -yld-ncs rom those who employ them,
p heir Hrvlces ore necessary.
z The oah of ONCE Il lied 20 be taken BY every
commits i'. ed officer and IN -taf Of ssch regimen.
t1I cafts FOR rough discharge account OF uhv-
Ia~t t1altlF to perform AIRY duty must PR cure
r-a rilcl of se surge 5t rtr seElut-u- and th-
approval thereof Gy The j0Crc commludruz. The
se'n 't the regrsE s 1vl eurir ed % bay fee ior
J. oz5r,f Easa5sr-Ganssal J. A. cAnsrs.
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