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Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17
VOLUNTEERS WANTED.

fHiiE Undcrsignci'is here fore the purpose
l. Of obtaining Volunteers to fill mp the
ranks of the gallant Bird Louisiana Regiment.
Those who are DESTROYS Of rying their
country in her grsst need and those who
wish tb'evade being Conscriptcd. and receives
all the benefits bestowed upon Volunteers
previous to the going into effect OF that act.
now have probably this last opportunity
of 50 doing. They will lave the privilege OF
selecting the companies they go into on
reaching the Regiment.
The Regiment is composed of thefullowe
ing companies, Viz: The Ibcryillr Crews.
from lbcrville Parish. MorclIuusc Guards.
and Moreliouse I'rnciblcs. from Morellotlsc.
Vim Rifles, from Vim, Pelican hangers
Ne. | & ,. from Natclitocilcs, Shreveport
Rangers. from Caddo, Monticello Rifles.
from -CnldwcIl Guards. from Caldwell
and Pelican Rifles. from Baton Rouge.
Col. +. {. Armstrong is gallant, %consitl-
crate aad experienced officer having been in
service ever since he graduated ut West
Point; Lieut.. Col. j. 4. Gilmore from
Shreveport is Il fine officer. having command
ell his company in the Regiment for II
months with distinction. The company
commanders are experienced officers and
take every care Of tleHrlow.
Those desiring tol volunteer cll oh iin
any further i%nlorrhttiolt' lv applying To
Walmslcy Il Co. N~ntihltuchcS or Russell &
Go. Grand Ecurt la
SAMsD RUSSELL.
Mnior and Recruiting Officer
jritlteg. La Infantry.
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Correspondence Pdrosssialt

Correspondence Pd1oasstale.
NJ IEDIrEUR-Chacun de nous. la
carte en- mains, suit avec pcrplcxitt
les mouvcmcns stratGgiqius de notrc
armtc ct sc demandc i voix basse
quel avcnir nous est reserve? Peres
ct mcrcs, trcres, snurs ct amis attcn-
dent endorsement DIES ~nouvelles dc
ecu xqui leur sont cheers. II scmble que
tout soft i%nutile, qui matt pas trait i
10 gncrre.
Est-cc i dire pour celia que nos ira
IN d'agriculturc nc dotvclt pas aus
81 appalcr notrc plus Immediate attcn-
ton ? L'un nest que lie complement
n6cessaire de fautrc. ST nos vail
lans soldats dGfendent all dehors le sol
dc Ia patrie mcnactc, nest il done pas
de notrc dcvoir lie plus imptrieux &c
songer a cux?
Ccrtes, b~eaucoup d'eGtrc nous, des
lie debut, ont compris la noble tache qui
lour Gtait imposGe. Beaucoup, aussi.
s~uivant les eNbortations p~rosBalltes &c
In Prcsse cntiere, ont largemcnt ense-
mcncC Ell vue dune forte rGcoIte de
grains ct dc vtgGtaux de toutessortes.
La r6ussite, malheureusement ma pas
%couronnG lcurs effezts. La recolte de
mails surtout, est un Gchec, ct rien au-
iourd'hui ne pourrait compenscr cettc
enormc lacunc. La sGchercssc est
dtsesptrantc. Les c%nclos, pour Ia
plupart, montrent Ia dcsolation dams
scs plus largcs proportions \ ccux
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Notice.
Sutrrssfon nj Em!Ic N. 7ppziY

Snrrrssan IF Emh NJ. 7u"zjo.
4 Lena SDRE l.. D,blieux. Administr
~ tor Of the succession Of inc late Emil
NJ. TauHim has file in the Clerks office
the District Court, parish Of Natchitochd
~. provisional tAbIcau of distribution to I'd
tain privileged creditors of the success SID
with his petition for the homologation of Il
same and for authorization to pay the en-
litors S-set down thereon. Notice is hcrelI
siven'o all persons Interested, to oppose &!
same, within thirty duvS, or his petition vi
'c' granted
i. j. BOEIS. |
Clcrk
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}! MURPHY,
I0it-:1ii
Avis.
EHcaiteH;'.

Succession dc AHon1o Radcscieh.
ID ERCINY ". Radescich administrative
l. dc la succession du feu Antonio Radcscich,
ayant depose au bureau du grefier dc la cour
dc District dams la p%aroisse DIES Nathitoches,
son compte final administration dc ladite
succession ct une etat DIES sommes payables
aux herltiers, Il 10, veuve ct aux creaneiers,
aycc Sa petition eli demandant l'hemologa-
ton, ct pour etre autorisee a payer les. heri-
tiers, la veuvc ct les creaneiers commencement
au dit etat. Avis est donne aux pcrSonncs
interressees d,y deposcr lcur opposition dams
les trcntc jours qui s%uivront cettc date, Oh sa
petition Scra accordee.
y, !. BOUIS,
GcJk..
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Notice.
i. j. BOtIS,
Chrk.

Suteessima, NJ difmpio Rndcscnh.
ID ERCINT w. Radescich, administrator
|, Of the succession of the late Antonl
Hadcscich having fi~lcd,intthc Clerk Office 4
the District Court Of the Parish of Natchitf
clIes, her final account Of administration |
said succession and statement of amouut
payable to the heirs, widow and %caeditol
with her petition orrtln homeloyation of tI
same andlto'be authorized to pay the heir
widow and creditors of the succession agreed
bly, 10 the statement. Notice is hereby giveI
toall persons-intcrcstcd to oppose the sam
within4thirty days fromlthis date or her pet
ton will be granted
i. J. BOUIS,
CHrk.
iunnnC unl
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Avis.

SurceSsHsa db Edrrard iopry, d@cfdr.
IilRlSTtRlIER {. Antony ayant /
" manle i; etre nomnc administrator
III succession de Edward Roper, decd;
Avis tst par ccs prcscntrs donne ii tom
pcrsonmcs intereSsecs d'avoir ii d,duire, dn
dix %jonrs. les ~raisons pour leSlicllcs Ii
ma'dc dn pctitlonlmlrc ne serait pLs acct
dee.
y. j. BJClS.
3jt-2 GrefI~t.
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RUNAWAY.
July Eth, 1862.

MAS committed to the Jail of this Pare
w ish, a negro man, black complexion,
about 5 feet 9 or 10 inches high. Says his
n%me is JACOB and that he t-longs to
ELIAS o. NEAL, of Bossier Parish, Louisi-
ana II miles above Shreveport. The owner
will come forward, prove propel ty, pay
charges and take him away or be will be
dealt with according to Law.
j. b. PLAISANCE,
Jditor.
July eth. lS62.
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Provost Marshal's office, +
Nntclliiochns July 10. 1862

In conformity with the above Pro,
clamation, establishing Martial Law
in the Parish of Nateiitocllcs, and by
virtue of a. commissions to that, effect,
to me directed hy the President Of the
Confederate State, through the Cover
nor of Louisiana, | have entered upon
the duties of Provost Marshal of said
Parish.
The office of the Provost Marshal
will he open daily, at the Court
House, for the transactions of Public
business.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.
Succession Sale,
Succession If Lille GrtNeUe.

succession " Lille Grthete.
by virtue Of an erdcr of the lTonoral
- District Court in and for the parish
Natchitoches, State of Louisiana, there W
be sold, at public auction, at the late re
dence OF the deceased, in this parish,
On Wednesday, 18th day of August, 1862
the following described property bclongil
to his succession, to wit
Community Property.
Attract of lard being the north east Qua
ter of the south cast quarter of scctio
eleven. intownship thirteen, of range eigl
containing thirty nine acres. more or lis
and also the west haif of the southr yves
quarter of section twelve, inptownship, THU
teen Of range eight in district of lands Il
sell at N%atchitoehcs, Louisiana, containing.
seventy nine acres and five hundredths of al
acre, in aggregate containing one hundred
and twenty acres moro or less. Also
Ono lot house and kitchen furniture. ond
lot farming tools, | lot carpenters tools. /
OK Wagon, I head horned cattle 40 hog.
more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.
For the m%oveables, all sums up to twenty
dollars, cash, and for allsums above that
amount, ON IL credit of twelve months
from the day of sale, and the lands to be
sold III y credit of one and two wears
Purchasers ON % credit to give their
promissory notes with good and sufficient
security in9solido, payable to the order
of the administrator of said succession,
at his dbmicil, in this parish, and the
notes to bear eight per cent per annum
interest after maturity until final pay
ment, and vendors privilege aud special
mortgage r, tanned ontthc objects sold
for which the notes are given to secure
the payment Of tine same, and said pro-
pcrty to I've sold ultder the beiwiit of the
act Of thc'l It'll Januarul s62, entitled
An art In regulate forced and judici.@
sales Of property in this State.
ID! V. MURPHY +
loiy=5i .Aud,oDnr.
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RUNAWAY.

WAS committed to the Jail of this Parish
w a negro man, black complexion, about
) feet 2 or ; inches high. Says his name is
ANDREW, ard says that he belongs to ELL
zEY TILLMAS, Of Shelby County, Texas. The
owner will ono forward, prove property,
pay charges, and take him away, or he will
be dealt with according to Law.
j. i. PLAlSANCI5.
Jailor.
July Eth, 1862.
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june2G-30d
Avis.
Succession d'Emm ~. Inuzin.

A LEXANDRE l.. DeblicuE, administers
N teur dc In succession de fcu Emile NJ
Tauzin, ayant depose au bureau du grefier
de la cour dc district dams la paroisSe de-
Natchitoches IN tablean provisoirc dc dis
tribution a c~ertains creaneiers privilegies dc
la. succession, avec sa petition demandant
rhomologation dl tableau ct quill soft auto
rise il payer les creanciers tells que places sur
lie lableau. Avis est donne il toutcs person
mes interessecs dc deposcr leur opposition,
dams leg tfentc iours qui s%uivront cctfc date,
on "a petition >era accoriec.
i. u. ROtIS,
fIcrk.
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MARION.

A etc conduit a Ia prisonsde cettc Paroisse
n un negre teint fonce, taille d'apeupres
5 picds 0 GU 10 peuces. II dit Sc nomnlcr
JACOB, ct appartenir a Ellie O'NEAL de
la paroisse Bossier, Louisiana, Il miles au
dessus dc Shreveport. LIE proprietaire est
r-quiS de venir prouver sa propriete, payer
les trais ct lc ~rctirer, autrement il Gu sera
traite contormemcut a Ia loi.
+. i. PLAISANGE.
i'll Cooler,
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NOTICE.

IY wife Julia Trotrcau having left my
vi bed and board, without just cause or
provocation. hereby notify and forwarn all
persons from crcditing her in any manner on
my account, for | will not lie responsible for
any contract or debt she may make.
JOHN NJ. TESTER.
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MARION.

4 ETE conduit IA Ia prison dc ccttc Pa
n roissc un Negro TENT fouce, taille da
peupres $ pieds 2 OIL 3 pouces. II dit Sc
nommcr ANDRE ct appartenir a ELLzEY
TILLMAN, du comte de Shelby, Texas.
Lie Proprietairc est requis de venir prou.
yer sa propriete payer les frais autremeht il
ell sera traitt conformenent Il Ia loi.
j. b. PLAISANCE,
jill. Geoiicr.
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+. \. MORSE.
Provost Marshal.
Office Of the Provost Marshal, !
Parish of Natcllitocllcs, July 10. !

Office Of the Provost Marshal, !
Parish of Natclitocllcs, July 10. !
Believing the rules and regulations
contained in the address to the people
Of Louisiana, published by his Excel
lcncv. Governor Tllos. q. Moore, at
~Opc;ousas, June is, 1862, c%mincntly
calculated to promote the public i'll
%terest, they will be strictly enforced.
i. Trading with the enemy is pro-
hibited unler all circumstances, and
will be promptly punished.
2. Travelling 10 and from New Or
leans and other places occupied by
the enemy, except uider flag Of truce,
is prohibited. All such passengers
will be arrested.
3. Citizens voluntarily entering the
Federal lines. and returning with the
cnemy's usual passport. will be arrest
cd and punished.
1 .Cotscripts and militiamcn having
in possession such passports, aud
seeking to sllun duty, shall be treated
as.public enemies, and punished accor-
dinghy. No such passports will be
held sufficient cxcusc for inaction v
any citizen.
5. The utmost vigilance will be used
in the detection Of spies and salaricl
informers, and upon their a%pprcIlcn.
sion and conviction, they will be sub
iectcd to the extreme riyor of Martial
Law.
6. Traitors to tie Confederate States
will be subjected to the punishment
that every bctrayer Of his country de-
serves.
!. Confederate Notes shall be recci~
we'd as currency. Any refusal to ac-
cept them as currency. or to %dcprcciato
their value, will be promptly punished
by fine and Imprisonment.
8. River Steamboats, will not be
permitted to pass Grand Ecorc with
out written authority from this Office.
Masters Of steamers are required to
report ut the Provost Marshal's office,
with an abstract manifest of cargo,
passengers, officers, and crew. An
officer will be stationed at Grand
Ecorc to enforce this. order.
9. Citizens having a surplus of com,
bacon, beef cattle, " other provisions,
are not permitted to convey them be
yond the limits of the Parish OF Nat
chitocllcs for sale, except for the use
Of the Confederate Army, or Oh author
ity granted by this office.
10. Passengers on Steamboats, and
Mail Coaches, as we'll as other travel
lers, will be subject to s, let exam
nation, andi if found to be public cne.
mics, will be arrested and punished.
IL. The public officers of the Parish
Of Natcllitoches, Civil and Military,
arc specially charged with the due
execution OF ttesc and such ether re-
gnlations as may be hereafter publish
cd; and when, in their Judgment, the
public interest requires it, will arrest
delinquents and bring them before the
Provost Marshal for examinations
p. \, MORSE,
Provost Marshal.
INV f
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Headquarters Com. -in-Chief. L. NJ.
OrELorsAs. LrLY It'll 1862.

OPEL0tSAS. july It'll l262.
Tie following General Order of the War
Department is ublished or the guidance of
Provost MarshaIs
WAn DEPARTMENT, Adjutant and Inspector
Generals Office,
%RIcnMoSD. June 18th. 1862.
|. Provost Marshals are prohibited from
taking cognizanee of civil causes.
2. When Martial Law has ben proclaim
ed. the civil tribunals are authorized to take
cognizance OF civil causes to the extent If
granting injunctions as usial when it is ne
cessary to prevent irfcparable mischief, to
make orders necessary TO enforce the same,
and to secure the custody Of infants in per
SONS entitlol thereto, to decide suit of divorce
and to make the necessary orders for
aIimeny and personal safety Of the parties,
to recover rents and the possession of real cs-
tate and slaves.
g. Where the officers Of the Court cannot
execute the judgements, dcefees, and orders
in the ct-e above mentioned. they may be
certified to the Provost Marshal who will
receive instruction to carry them into effect.
BY order Of The Secretary of War.
S.. COOPER.
Adiutant and Inspector General.
l4lC PROCLAMATION OF Martial Law III ANY
Parishes OF Louisiana docs not interfere with
the usual civil administration of law. or with.
the usual routine of business. except it may
come in conflict with the purposes for which
tie proclamation is made.
Therefore, all matters relating to sncess
signs, their administration and settlcm III ~
the manner provided ~ ~eNistinr laws and
all business OF y purely civil nature, will be
proceeded with without more interruption
than has been made and is now existing from
the unsettled state i'll which WAX places the
State.
The chief purpose proclaiming Martial
Law, is to provide the community with secu-
ritv against Il foreign foe and domestic trail
tors, and all business as well as personal i'm
m mites that appcrtain to citizens III time Of
peace must give way when they come in con
iliet with their paramount object.
THOS. O. MOORE,
st Governor of Louisiana.
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Pour les dcrniercs nouufies nous r|tferons
nos l~ectcurs il notre correspondence de Ia
guerre dams Ia partic anglaise.
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ANN0NGES JUDICIAIRE
Nenfe dc Succession.

Succession de LfHe Gr5Hfte.
I'm ycrtu dun ordre lie yente de Honorable
IL ~courltle district dams ct pour Ia puroisSr
de Natclitoclcs.. Etat de i1 Louisiana. il
sera veldu il Ia ,~lernierc residence dn leiuut
en- ccttc parossc.
Mereredi, l3c jour d'aott. 1862.
les proprIetes suirantcs appartcrant Il Ia
cite succession. sav0ir:.
PrOprietes en- communicate
Tn certain moroccan dc tcrrc etant Ic
quart nord du quart sud est DE- la section II.
dams le township ID, ranTee =. contcnant 30,
acres plus on moins, aussi la moitie Quest du
quart sud Quest dc Ia section II township II
rangee s, dams lie district dies tcrres d vcndrc
Il Natehitocllcs, Louisiana, contelant ~ acres
ct JIl00. lc tout eontenant cent vingt acres
nc tcrrc. AUST
Les bicns saivints, un,lot de- cuisine, ct
meubes, I'm lot. doutils dhabitation, I'M way
gor, ! tetcS de betes il corncs, 40 ceehons
plus on moiGs.
CONDITIONS DE NENTE..
-Four les meublcs, stoutcs sommes alldcssous
lie yingt piastrcs, compliant. audcsslrs dc
cette somme, payable Il doazc mois du
Jour dc In Ventc, pour In tcrrc PAYABLE il
un ct deux ans. INs achctcurB a credit
deyront %fournir lcur biilcts avec benne ct
valabie seclrite i'll solido, payable a
lordre dc administrator il son dolniciI
dams cette Paroissc, les billets portant
lnteret il hut pour cent par an dcpuis.
fecheancc jusqp'au parftit Placement,
aTcc hypotheque specialc ct privilege du
sendcur sur les objets pour Ia surete du
Placement DIES billets, lalite propriete
sera ycndue avcc beneficc dun aete du
lime jolr de Janvicr, %intituIe actc pour
modifier toute ventc forcee on judiciairc
dams, lelit Etat..
d. MURPHY.
lOtt-oI EHcHHtrHy.
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A NOS PATRONS.

M Lor1s Dur1EIx demeurc, soul,
charge dc la responsabilitt ct DIES into,
rtts du journal ITnlon pendant Fin
terim occasionnG par la mort de Mr.
ERNEST LEGENDRE.
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Mnion oes Nattbitotbcs.
Jcudi, N Juliet, 1869.

gLayn Tout communiqne on annonce cnvoye
all journal arres lie Mardi soir, ne scra insere
uuc dams lie numero de la semaine suivante.
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AVIS.

Il + port sur toutes les ltttrcs 6ypediees
~ apres cctte date scra de DIX CENTS.
JOHN w. TABER,
! Diaitrc de Poste.
Natchitoches, 80 JUN 1862.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
B r TEIE cRAPH.
GENERAL EXCHANGE or PRISON
EMS.

ashington. July 20.
Cen. Dix. acting for the United States.
and Gen. HUI, acting for the rebels, ha .
mace an arrangement for the Immediate
and general exchange Of prisoners.
The Navy Department has received in
teillgehce that the United States steamer
Desoto captured the schooner VIM. White,
while trying to get out of the Stone Pass.
The schoon was loaded with cotton.
The original manuscript of the bill
in regard to the order for the seizure
and use Of property in the rebel States
does not include North Carolina.
The machinery erected 10 the Treasury
buildings was Tor the stamping, and not
the printing Of treasury notes, rs erro-
neonsly stated.
Com. Dahlgren has entered upon his
duties as Chief of the Ordnance Bureau.
Capt. Howard, his predecessor, has sue
ceeded to the command of the Washing
ton Navy Yard.
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CLOTHING FOR SICK AND wnurNn.
ED SOLDIERS.
Washington. JpIv 90

Washington, July %.
The following is = joint resolution Of
Congress, approved July l9th, 1862:
Resolved, by The Senate and House O,
Representatives of the United States in
Congress, That the Sc, rotary of War be
authorized to furnish extra clothing to all
sick and wounded and other soldiers who
may have lost the same BY the casualties
of war, under such rules as the Depart
ment may prescribe, during the existence
Of the war.
In pursuance of the foregoing resoln-
ton 1t is ordered that The q larte rmas,er' >
Department shall issue, upon the reauisi-
ton OF the medical officer in charge of
any hospital or depot of sick and wound
ed soldiers, such regulation clothing as
may be requisite TO repl,ce that lost l,y
the casualties of war. tic necessity Of the
issue to be certified by the Surgeon, and
the requisition to be approved by the
Medical Inspector of the State. Such
issue to be gratuitous and not charged 10
The soldiers. The Quarternsster Genera
will cause blank acquisitions to be
furnished to the various hospitals on their
application.
[Signed] E. M. SrArroE.
Secretary Of War
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
MATTERS AT RICHMOND.
New York .JuIu %

Col. Charles, Of heTammany reyim ent,
released by the rebels, is here. He saw
the iron-clad ram and also q small iron
gunboat at Richmond, and gives des-
cription of the former. The rebel Gov
treat our wounded the same as
their own. The rebel officers admitted
their own and our wounded were dying
So fast that they could not bury them
Col. Charles says the working classes of
Richmond are Union at heart, but des-
potism OF the government prevents the
discussion of politics except in the news
papers.
Government was disposed to view the
execution of milford, at New Orleans. as
. murder and make the demand for But.
Ter, and in case Of refusal, to hang Gen.
Mccall.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-07-24
Inaia.~ Tr.ep. In Ne. .neky.
Louisville, XIV, july %

The trains of yesterday morning from
Nashville northward, and Louisville
southwark met at Mitchellsyille, and both
returned, owing to report that thous-
and rebel cavalry were near Richland.
Tenn.
Gov. Morton, of Ind, sent thousand
infantry and cavalry and artillery to Hen.
derson, which arrived there this morning.
and simultaneously one of our gunboats
went up the river with considerable
force, to protect Union residents. Gen
Boyle also sent orders to Col. Garvin
commanding at Henderson, to use yicor
Gus measures to clear the rebels out of
the adjoining counties. Gen. Green Clay
Smith 'elegraphs from Sanderson that he
IS stu pursuing Morgan. Gen. Boyle re-
Plies: Capture Linn or drive him out Of
the State"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
state 81 lows.

ADJsTAkr GExEsAL's opricE
tL'sTor- July Isi, ca. !
GENERAL Orders. NO 7s
After Ausrst LIT, tC2, The form G passes lasted
from this department for the tran.po ration Of Iowa
soldiers hr which the State is responsible. viii be-
ehanged
Copies Of Tie new form will be furnished 90 rail-
r9sds, stage companies and steamboats, rrier o Aa
Fnst ist but II passes OF the firm are issusi Prior
e. August ist, they ai be hon red the "A me a, the
old ferm
A'lf August LIST, is6o, any persons or corporation
transport aas person PASS of The old form the
transportation ~il nj be paid for IL, The state
Persons having in their posseasloD any pa.sc. Of
ms old forn requested return those not u,.a
~ July 2oth iese 10 this Nice IL entitled 10 use
Of passes vil passes II the new form in e.
change.
This order does net in any way refer 10 psss@s la
sued by th.s department by order OF Governor for
rsns por'ais"n OF soidiers 10 e. mastering ofer. n
Dabuqre, Davenport and Eeokuk
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Adjuta Il Gen erai o. Iowa
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