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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
JEFFERSONVILLE RAILROAD
Two Trains Daily. Sundays Excepted

Trains Arrive Trains Leave.
5:45 r. M........ -......... 1:45 A.
5.lu a. NJ JuO T. NJ
4 BOvE TRAINS STOP FOR THE ACCOMMODATION
~ Of passengers at Southport Greenwood, Franklin,
Edinburgh, Columbus, making connections at Seymour
with trains the Ohio Mississippi Road, and at Louis
Vile with trains the Louisville Frankfort Lexington
and Louisville and Nashville Roads
Freight trains seave daily. Freight promptly forwarded.
Office Madison Depot, West side.
A. S. CAR0THERs, Superintendent.
J. g. WHrTcoMB. Freight Agent apl'62-d1y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
NOTICE.

"rE have thls day sold our Bakery to Messrs Nick
w um parrot.
Thanking tse Pube 10 gvnefa Tor their liberal patron.
would respectfully the continuance q the
AAy NFTZGEK
Indianapolis Iay ., lse7 iyIl. q,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
MACHINISTS.


HAVING ESTlRELY REFITrED THE SHOP FORM.
Ill ERLi occupied BY John Cooper In Osgeod.
smith Cos last ant Hub Factory prepared 20 DO
al kinds of work IN the machinery hlacksmithing
hne Having bad twelve year. experience n the best
machine shops IN The coanty hatter myself that can
give entire Satisfaction those Who may favor with
their work hsve IN my employ Of the best black
smiths the stse pay particular attention 10 horse
sh0eing and machine forging.
Repairing Of all kinds promptly attended TO
Models u all kinds built for the patent ofhce
Remember the place. square south of the Union
Depot. Illinois street T BROWN
fuiylo-d1v 'el
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-23
HlADouARzE1s1 An R.1eADE, ID Division, !
ARMr Of W8sr, TxHNEssEI, !
~ eEOt.9 ~ tlhtt ~ 4l0Ah0 1870 ~ y

b. aug 4osu, A0VAs
If NJ EDr,rso.:-Aii quiet Il thi. place lace W.
are looking for important events soon near
Nashville ana Memphis. Gen. Ord left !ysester-
day for Bolivar, 70 take command there. he
Win have Tuttles, Roses aud part Of sherm ans
Brigsdss, and can Be reinforced BY Logans Di.
vision from jackson, if necessary The boys
are pretty we'll fortified there. Artssian wells
are being bored in the little forts around Corinth.
We don't intend to let the scoundreis drive % out
Of here 17fs3 50 go 3s1 " % @,1p 81
Considerable anxiety is felt here for Buell.
Wefear that the enemy are concentrating their
main force east Of US, With the design Of sweep.
ing Middle Tennessee and invading Kentucky. i
The great uprising It the North is very en-
coufaging u Us and disheartening to the enemy.
Pa Glad that Iowa Is under martial Law. Nov
shut down on all such concerns a. Nahonya
Herald, and jerk up ali such internal scoun-
drels Is lie Grand Byington. It is the unani-
nous desire Of the Iowa soldiery. ~" 'AS ~
fisend you an order from Gen. Davies, COM
nanding our Division; and also one from Gen
Grant. Let the people observe that General
Davies Order was issued two days before Grants
FSecesh arc willing under them. b. 8.
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lYelleW Jack.

al taio 81 Yellow jack 10 HsN FS@
Our humane and christianlnindsd secession.
istused to brag largely. on the prospect Of the
great gaps that we're sure to b. made in the
Federal ranks BY the ravages Of the yellow fever
In she Southern country. 'fhs uascclimated
Yankees would die likevostsn sheep ct New
Orleans, Baton Rouge and along the coast, they
said, The Confederates might save, their pow
der, for pestilence would hurry the mercensry
Invaders into hospisabic graves and creste such
frs. hysa to put down . mutiny before being
able to keep sufficient guard in the Cotton
States Well, it is now nearly the middle of
August, and Yellow JacAhas not yet made his
advent The fever prevails no where in tho
South as an epidemic, and but few cases have
HER city than Saint Louis this season. Thus
yanishes strong reliance of the enemy, and
thus Providence defeats secession expectations.
-Nsovri RspaUieaA
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s. !. HsApo'ss, Dpfs,oz OF Wxsf TESxEssEE
~, 1CosMTH, Miss, Aug. 18th, 1882.

(Gneral 0var F9; 90 -, bn,oh;b,;. &. l,a
from returning fugityes from labor To- their
such peraons in The service Of the Government
The following Orders are therefore published fol
the guidance Of the Army in this Military Dis.
trict, 10 this matter. PAIN t3I
l. All fugitives thus employed must be regis.
tered, the names of the fogitives and claimants
given, and must be borne upon the morning re
ports of the command 10 which they are kept,
showing how they are employed.
IL. Fugitive slaves may be employed as labo-
rers in the Quartermaster, Subsistence and Ea.
gineer Departments, aud wherever by such EN-
ployment soldier may be saved to the ranks-
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4 ARMY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4
= HE1D Gas. So YowA rsi1zsrfsY, Isi,xtrHlrrss, |,
@stf glinfil9gsTent.. 1Aurust on 1keq' u

a5,' VS.. .aa0 yja9'a,s'nn Angus sth 1885,
& zblros BpFl1xsroI H4ykTEr1:1 .Is bsjb q
aaw There j. sseport in camp shat some t;mslast
week one copy ofa sscesh oshset styiing itself
the Constitution, from KeoRdk,, found its way
! iato our Regiment Il i the 6f.t copy have
10 heard Of sin6e Ileh lows and Ne upposs vtsis
9sovss IT'D presence here to agross missspresenta-
ton which il contained al 7asW u sg1sd9 $40 !.
~ Il seems We have soldier 90 lost to virtue
that he falsifss viii, regard to his own fellow
, soldiers, and that be wrote q lie to your ex-
Ssdgs for . text knowing perhaps, that bio
hsucr could preach from no other, The, copy
va seen in camp and WA read BY 8 few of the
@esssatss Of the soldier who wrote he text -
1aese fspeesedits contents - Others, which coon
caused some excitement and threats Of violence
= !" I1 iassAor for his representations. q
Is Ane COPY vas soon .4slost and il cannot be
,'uno' 90 We are told BY the issldisr ws cannot
! longer believe. IL "a assis za3Ias sip /
We lnlne tenshs Of TIE Regment) regret II -
re understand it represents not only this Resi.
nens ont this whole army on the terge of mutt.
ny because We got come little provision or Of
,.1 e eeoels for two or three days and the Gen.
eea' Commanding proposes 70 use few thousand
Ass'0es for certain places in place Of soldiers
us use the soldiers for carrying gons and shoot
ng Rebels. taaI asa $50 asgl s7oTn !
a a ior this Regiment, at tie present time i. il
.uus' excellent military discipline / think Is
oou ~ any IN the field and Col. Williams our
~ has outived his accusers, under
s'Auus MS business, and, since he has officers
.u.' ASSIST nln to maintain discipline in place Of
"rl's''os MN and misrepresenting his Official
c.s 70 the men, he is steadily gaining in popu.
iarisy just in proportion as men obey orders and
respect discipline.
oo 'as Us nave been able to learn both these
divisions are in good discipline, and know
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thauhee endorse tAs nsss ultra neasiRse6
osoisAl Uussni6asos bra sAaisstss4s roas
ne @hpstasl6lS sisaSs my One could hass
fof such aSseesttiohs sSfvs learn Ne csatailedia
aAs shsst sslrrsd u, u Che following: ~ q
i0eAscsl Sherman proposes Il IN early day 70
hsvsan ~ teams ID his Division drovs In BY
negroes that havssot into our camps sinc, We
lsft 0srinsA. This orestsd quite IN excitement
ausogq he tsalassers, who now have very
cay times and draw extra pay; they Of course
opposed It and called it an abolitioa measure
aos 70 b endured BY che braves Who were only
pssmpsed ct Shiloh from Z disgracef1l stampede
blythe sidsarns q vagon-msstsra The whole
hing Ne but the gtumbling Of . Few noisy
50 IL to meeting On account Of taking Rebel
properly for our sussenancs, the idea viii bring
. smile 70 Tie face Of any oaloer in The army.
Think Of Il friends in Iowa, your boys end
brothes b The army ars 20 yer, tender Of the
Rebels that they" ore shout 70 musiny fof tia
Sosthi bscsuse Governments proposes 70 now givs
10 solns Of the fne delicacies that heretofore
We have been compelled 70 guard I'll night after
marching oil day in Burning sun. Think Of II
sssdess. and If any Of you yes think there 10 dan
lssr IN that direction oil Task Is, walk into the
ranks fes fsw days enly and you will be undo
estvsd and veil qualified 70 feel for the Unio,,
ss'dss, in piacs Of Rs6sl. 11o' ti-ii s5a a2ai
The Iowa ID, like the balancs Of the rank md
als, want every means used thas can hsssen ~
ossrtArow of this monstrous rebslko6, and ~
I'll now feel that tie Government 10 aroused and
W hope some 81 sesii-secesh friends that III
- much opposed " wing shs negro may have
~ opportunity Of working fsw days on tn
bssasswosk, whore ~ now uss negroes e bie
7 With . caution 70 the people of Iowa not u
put too much couadsace in the reports Of spre
hssds and thoss lately reduced 70 tho ranks fol
conduct unbseoming soldier, and be governed
more BY the dictates If common sense, I vii
olsse hoping they vial never imagine sol
disrs making trouble becaass they ct tn
bsse In shsland 70 cot Or because Govsrnnsh,
allows them 70 drill aud uses negroes for team
sters, ceokb, labofsrs, &C. CA ~ 1sea lst7l --t
L. ysif Il IoeA ANN org sgzS3 8tsAs en- pvT, .tsv
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jw 40 H1ApoUARrsRs ~ DIVISION, I'll.
.o s,a AsxY OF WIsr TxxHEssEs.
Aug. 9th, 1862.

(SDectA Order No. IL ="
: 1. For shsspresent . 7foraging train Of i've
wagons, ooonpanied by the Rsgimsntsl Quar-
termastsr, guarded BY ten Of The most exem-
plary soldiers and one non.commiSsioned officer
. each wagon, Who will not leave their respec'
live wagons under sSy ptetence, and che whole
-sndes command Of . field officer, may proceed
en. party PEI ydisns from s each !. Bris,ds :nd
mileS beyond OFF picket line and IN front 81 this
Disiaon, for the puspossi Of procufinE dsksa-
cies for the sick, ,gresn eornnfor thernsn and
forage for the. animslA The Quartermaster
should, IN Ill cases, have . due regard 10 the
wants Of Union sfamjiies and not deprive them
of too mpohr % thst they sin suffer for food.
r II TbQee families Who nil furpish one able
bodied volunteer for the q. 8. service, who can
bring good proof of his loyalty, Or who, ~
being able. 70 furnish che soldier, have not In
any Way favored che csgse,of febelion Or voted
for sscessiop, shall receive from the Quartermas.
ter due bul for the, lair yalpe OF the article
taken in The, naps, Of the United States, peya4
bic aix after the rebellion il crushed out
and The Union, restored. .j,4,sysn a, ,sr-s's
m. No individual forssiag VIZ, be allowed,
and any soldier taking things without proper
authority shall be, severely deft With s,'am q.
w Each Regimental Hospital WILDE allowed
the nee Of two, coHss fps mill, which may DO
obtained in like manner as folags.a.sa s.5aD y
private house shall Be lorcibly entered,
nor any household property disturbed, nor any
Indecent ianguaee used 20 any female ss,i :.
vi. The service Of al able- bodied, black
males, property in like manher ~ above, e,pa.
bic of driving teams, Of cooking ,ol doing drqd.
gerry, mag s. received, but no woman or child
shall be taken from its hone, OF iateEfefed With
IN anvvav nr aIl0va6 Ia fnll0v n forage kes ~
into camp, and any owner Of male negro prop.
erty Who has run il South for protection, shsil,
With the remainder Of bis family BE- compelled
to follow Of be arrested % traitor. j .,fst,I !
- VII, Any. violation of The above order win
subject, che Regiment 70, which the forasibg
party belongs, 70 have thiss privilege revoked,
and The RegineptaI ogarterlmaster VII accouns
70. al property thus taken and the name Of the
Individual from which i was taken, stating also
| 81 order Of Brig. Ger. rHos. a. DAVIS. Com.
' -aA1 : ! -, 'Ioys IL. sc.pt 4.
e.stna F,e.,s h1qst.s - AZ Qlpl6AO0.
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Coon Nrws FOR ALI or Us.-By q gentleman
inst arrived from Iowa City we learn that the
companies now full and filing in this county are
to 20 into camp here, and that barracks are TO
be commenced Immediately. We presume the
bows will all be placed in one regiment a
We learn, further that the Governor 10 in
nossession Of authority from Washington to
draf, by counties, or subdivisions of coun-
ties, where practicable.
Under this arrangement Muscaiine county
will have the high honor of being exempt ,ex-
cept perhaps, certain townships. while the
burden Of the draft will fall upon those un-
patriotic localities that 90 richly dererve it,
Musoasine Journal.
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ls.lS tsa xessss "a. ,s.n:t gs'1s
|xSsa.sT IA - y ass.g an W. eas
- *. 60 Sgsss. q q =. 1890
s.;.s,s.sI $780, =. = peoeefea g
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"a. -. -.'.s H'.,.S \, s7ts,.e -"
= e. ~ Z ! 49,, = ~ 's-sA naAs
Ann. -. 49, Ms $500 S.v.
.SS -. an's
.sr.s $500 ~ =. ~ S.S.'s
Z. .,,;....... =. -. * - =
reco,d -. ,.,..,,;.d ~. 4. $500 - !.
NAV 49,, 80 80. 49, :, -.
s.,d 80 =. -. ~. q. 49, :. =.
'a ~. = z 'ne o1us.' a.. ot'Sses co1.s1
nome Wiling TO endorse Old Abe IN ~ that y
construction a. ,as s. se,...n.'o. .ho.,d
- $50 S'1''.A.A'SoA sneu1. n'p
pep q stand between him and . traitor ~
Womb tfy 70 dodge tho eons6tufion, but
wouldn't dodssfa enough to miss the ssoeshsr.
h also anaor... .hs ~, ,.,;.~ ~ E-r.,.
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RKPORr.

tr.r II a ~
d, No Christian citizen can fail to sse in the Dc.
idepce Of the Divine diapleaspre towards u on
account Of our national sins, and especially be-
cause of the oppressions of which We are guilty.
Aapifestly God hea . controversy with his peo-
pie The Almighty Ruler of the Nations has
uasheathed his avenging sword in vindication
Of His own holiness While month after month
Of painful anxiety has slowly passed BY, our
brothers and cons have been pouring out their
! Hfe-blood on the Geld Of battle, Or suffering and
dying ID hospitals and prisons, till the whole
land Is flled with mourning, lamentation and
voc. And the end is not yet. Still other sac-
ri6ces are demanded still other victims must
be laid on the altar, while our hearts are crying
out in anguish, 20 Lord, how long: Shall the
sword devour forever 2" 'F1'-. - 5'n,
y In all this We hear the call Of our Justly Of
Tended, but still merciful God, summoning 10 q
christians and - people to humiliation and
.pepitent confession Of our aims in His osiGht.-
Nay God In infinite mercy cleanse % from our
9aiquities and say to the destroying Angel, at
10 enough" -,gss ,gas .E4we,'ol - 81 "a
80 In another view, we SEQ in this deadly strus-
&c hsrce renewal Of the old quarrel between
hand, and the quenchless. love Of free thought
sad free speech and free soil, on. the other
Upon this issue. our position - Christian pa
ttots admits neither Of doubt nor hssitstien.-
With breasts more than willing for the istrifs,
re rally 70 the side Of our honored chief Magic.
, tsate, the President of this Rspublc. We
pledge 70 him, and p svery other loyal Aneri7
,csn, whether IL ONCE Or out Of ohaee, Nhaaevei
emcacy there may be in our, unworthy prayers,
and wheteyer Of vigor their may Be 10 oar psis.
ANT right arms. tor the ,coppletA aapprssaion ol
ibis upholy. rebellion, and for 10 tfiumphanl
1vindication Of the Consultation and he Law,
3 - "a. ~ - II y I'D /. egzt yln.Ails9
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tAo Se4oo - ~ O0No3sS3ysNTI ~
'as @. DuEnAx, ESQ --Ds~ S;y Al tho annual
nsstiug Of ! Burlington Baptist SAssosiatioa,
iue closed q New london, . committee appoint
Cd on the state ofths country, reported through
ehei1 Chairman, Rev Dr. Alien, Of thia city
reconnsading that the following ~. entered
upon the Minutes Of the Association = sxprss.
sing the sentiments of tho fourteen Baptist
churches In this vicinity composing the Associa-
ton. The, report vas adopted unanimously BY
tie large delegation present, and, copy vas
ordered to b. sent % the Hswk-Eye for publ
cation. By giving il aplacs in your columns
you vii oblige All interested, !, .s,o',s,;t
-ss..5v, t-ar7 Yours Truly, 1stt .a4ug9oa55 aes
ga b,a asa...wsro 81 A. r, Wnll1, ml
.s,.;.-,. .ga.-.sv m r., Clerk Association.
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~ ~ SSSs' $ ~ fS7 ii W. Ss33
1SS.s" -ooS sai Tof yisTnaisl No 'nEs'
3 ~ l,a,sdgss,l ha.iss So rttst,sd hon :
vsS Iowa Rssi1sp under th ss., direction q
.as Goyssrnaer, most eaxpsatl lappeals y tAs
baeoeeyolsnss Of srcitisses tArousheat tho Sats
u behalf Of our brave solliess. Vegetables,
sch q onions, somasoss bssts, 60, must BE
furnished q oncs. % stay shsI ravagss q that
disease. Tie scuavY, which has already made II
,aeeearsncs in their ycaups. end threatens %
tim tie ranks BY thousands Vegetables ars
no. TO b had in. the vicinity Of our troops d
efficient quantities., and ke uniform diet fur
,;,hedby the Governmsns from long continued
,,e. b producing thess disastrous results, ~
sAes the season for epidemies i fast approseh'
iae. end liberal supply ofsuch vssst.blss viii
liable than to resist attacks Of . nalarioss Nd
..re. From the rich abundance of thsss asti'
e,es in our State, for which there b little Or M
market, shall not this great want Of oar le~a
soldiers be supplied Dried fruits and jsllies ~
.l.o acceptable for shasick. Shirts and drawer
~ always nesded in the Hospitala Every t.
si,is, win be Afforded BY the Governments fo'
the speedy transportation Of these supplies. ]
vill - that they are properly Distributed among
Iowa Rsginsnts, and viii b assisted 10 thia
work BY Mrs.. Annie Wittennysr, whose faithful
services ore held in grateful rsmsnbrance b
ear soldiers in the Asld, and Who i now active
II snesesa in this work. AL supplies pack md
= ship v Columbus, Ky, IN ny care "nssk Hoe
p;tal stores," and they win rsaca Their destina-
ton. Yours, respectfully, .slil ada 81 ~
Fl A Ina n. GuyoaD, 30
Soseisl Aid 70 Governor and State Agent
q Al contributions Of the above named 'Hos-
,pisal Stores delivered to tie undersigned. VII
10 clipped ~ above dirsctsd. A.,o. .
icNA'' a.AfS . 80 - ~ - 1AAsLs'
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~. o. A1.DAyn.

We, = and 80, Of -, IN the
county Of - and State Of 49,, on oath
veil acquainted with $3.50 the applicant and
With the sAid+ dscsassd, whswass u
In company Of the regiment,
and know to be the Of tie aid
deceased y h died unnsS,ried, kaviag no child,
isshoyld n 6sv Ssasss sssd j. Nss application =
b. tie mother. a. fact of Ar ,siddaaood Or tie
q6endonnssrt Ar hs,6sns. sAo,sst b ststs5 a. in
M app9;oation-land that We. have no interest
whassver in the application. aignatafs(
y lC~tifesas Of ssaqistrsse ak sans a oSsss
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C0'snty q - !, l.arI s4siidglgg
: Persosally appeared the sbovs psnsA -
to ne we'll known, and subsssibed and mad
oath 70 the foregoing statsnsst on this ---dA,
Of -, 1855, before ne. -
A''a'.e 800 6" (Name Of oaicial titla)
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MnE - n T-f.f
! ~ -. ..:sas--heeessos9i nqaeyf elaAAe
:S soleDdsi tn hoe esu OF % Ydf1ssg6,
Yo..,;. =. ~ =. - - ~ Haynsstef 0saseal
.4s.. - ~. - g u pey q dsesassd tsso-
= ef eeese9essefs M QsaRtsDastst
~ :. ~. FL - we ~ q horses killed 9
,s.sM !. y ~ 49, ~ ~ Third Auditor, and ~
:...;.. Sfsao eoae3 Of persons In IL
so .''' NC ssess y Tie Fourth. Aadi-
R.:css.fn aevsssS... pay. al p.s..ess
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-29

ruE Ngw LINZ op ngyrs. rbs mest
Important movements thar eve, occurred no
this son,inont e now going on /, lors an,
EYES The brilliant and astonishing surc.s,
Of the Virginia in the waters OF he ln,op-
too Roads oysans a new chap,er IN naval way.
are. ard marks new era in tn serncgl,,
shich the south Is engaged m. The rand
movement, Of the army Of the Potomac IN
withdrawing from the ogtu.iy.. limo on M,
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PROSPECTS % ANOTHER bArTLE - All eyes
are now TONED TO the tennessee River with
anxious solicitn1e The number Of our
forces, Il IS impossible to conjecture even Il
d were advisable 10 estimate H. The enemy
are gathered there in great force, aud "a
dpuhtitss prepared with al the materials OF
warfare TO do battle |; $ possible that oug
pro operations Ia meet them are cot completed.
aud We may silu fall back, although It IS not
probable without . severe conflict ~ It
would expose the great line Of road which
conuects our city with the scat Of Govern
mcnt and cut IT al communication save hy
most "itcuitous route. let ~ hope for the
best, and hcnd every nerve 10 strengthen our
forces and drive back the insolent invader
Memphis dpofdHeis
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HkApQuARryRs 6ru BHidApr,
Texas STATE THoofs.
Mar.haN. MatlA lOM. lsG2.

'tNNN FiAif lhthfHs
Marshall, Ndrch l0h. 1862,
To ms SrsrE FRoors CONSTITUTING TINS
BRIGADE:
You are hereby notified, that by virtue
OF general order No 3, from the oihce Of the
Adjutant General Of the 2Gth of February.
nltmo, calling for 70 Regiments to serve d..
ring the war have this day appointed
John !, Mills my Volunteer Aid.de-C amp
to receive all men volunteering in accortlanca
with the proclamation of the Governor. ia
ted the 10th DAY OF February, \ u. 1862
The Colonies commanding will make this
General Order known TO their respective
commands rs well as inform those volunteer
ing that they will be allowed the election Of
their own field and company officers.
All these volunteering will report them.
selves in accordance with the Proclamation
OF the Governor, To said John 4. Mills al
these Headquarters.
BY order Of
I. A. HARRIS.
Brig'r Gen'l Cong.
y ;. ALLEN,
Brig Adit, and lns. Genl
j. NJ. CuRris - Col Commanding.
+, A BL,scu - 4,b,iianf
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The Captains OF the several Companies,
constituting the Harrison County Regiment.
o. ON Brigade OF State Troops will iaiorm
their several companies, that all persons de
string To volunteer for the war, in accordance
with the late proclamation OF the Governor
OF the State. will report themselves to John
I Mills, Aidde-Camp, as required by the
Brigadicr General, in General order No. 3.
which is IA fellows:
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dissent ga honor aud patriotism aud daiy to
God require"
By order ofthe Governor.
+. X. LUBBOCK
hoscrbor aud Commander,in chief
DAslnstL, Adjntant au1 Inspector
Every paper in the State will please pub
lsh Tor i0ar weeks.
AusrtS, February Goth, 1862.