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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1862-01-09
''A' A New Article!
Din Roback'S, Stomach BltterS

delightful stomachc and Cordial for giving
tone the stparb, and fr the prcvcntio % bilious
complaints incident tUthe Western country. lIyH.
As morning drink t. assist digestion sna relieve pss
peRsia; i has !; nc ssal. u e. b<rs. rritA
The formula of these Bitfers s5I sole propert,
of DR. Roback originated with one OF the ocesi and most
r,;n.f i.l Of tho West. AID IL il direct
=, ..rSc. "a unon the wants of the We tern people,
These Bitfers their stimulus from the powerful
tonic nature the roots and herbs OF which they are
poeed by alaying unnatural cravings OF
the stomach, directly promotive Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
Y: MORNING. FEBRUARY IS, 1862.
gOlaI SntsIliaenfe.

Z H.Y1 op orur RpArprc.pn c.nrrs We arc
rnder ol,;ra+ors ~ th. of +bis hal, for
+ictots ~ iy;,.t;on and 70 ass;h,a will a,tend
sor wa ora snre thot i Uni ,,a ,oost br;,,iant
affair.
Z FIFTH CoupASY or THE WAsHryaroS ABTrL-
IEny.-This splendid company was fully reorgan-
ICED. uuder the .new law last Friday night. and
was YESTERDAY attached to the Second Brigade,
Gen. Tracy's command The officers elected at
the REORGANIZATION were as follows.
W rrI;no ,uodrson eanta;n n n s,oconb
.se noussvn, -, - 1ap'an Z ~ T. .,.ooJn.o,
FIRST Lieutenant; W. Y. u. qaught, JUNIOR F1rst
Lieutenant; E. L. Hews, Second Lieutenant; J. A.
chalaron. Junior Second Tieutenant. A. Gordon
Ralewe, f,rder1v Sergeant Tho root If the non. IN
ohe"o' ''oA esNN4t. - Inv 1 ie'' "a sAo A'A
commissioned officers were, with few exceptions,
continued in Office Y 'gsEa - 7z@=t -
This co,ns has !; = niacas of GAIA artil1erv with
barnaea and aIi otbar ,aon;n,nant. con,nste for
na.nes' auu oil o.nei equ'phenes' so'hps1e' ~.
camp or garrison dnty and is ready Tor service al
a moments M, 9, warning. var
me regular weekly battery drills OF the COM
nanv will commence tbis afternoon at 10 O'Clock
pJ m tha larss a. t,,s ,,aaa of G-od s,rest
W - ~ II - - 81 'a'e neau VI w ''ie'
WILSON RANGERs.-Ths fine company of cavalry
has fnllv reorpan;zed and has attached itself In
ra '0ay isv. sasa 'Au Aas o ,ssen ~
oeh' zen lracy's pr'gaoe. oaps' MOORE VINO ho"
commands, vice Capt Berthelot resigned, is an
onmno.sd ] ~ % = - % ~ v na.n. % hosu w os mem as
ooniposeu as ~ - VI "s saahs pouy =, nen "9
ever banded together are sure to make tnelr marx
whenever the Governor calls them to the field.
~,-.s--,...,r..
COMMITTED FOR RTRIAL.-Charles carron' charged
| by Mathilde Andron with assaultng aud battering
her, was examined by Recorder Gastinel Yesterday
,o.,,;,,,. "a hofo.o r;.a. ni,tr;o+ ronr+
uioi anu eon' o0ioi0 NV ''s' O''.'o'
for trial.
| FIRST DISTRICT GorRr-yThomas r. Kirbv.
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NUMBER 294.
FALL SOFTLY WINTER Snow To.NIgHsITr..

- i < Ia IT. H
sY MRS. CoRsELIt ,. Il. JoRDAs. -
Fa1l softly Winter snow tonight
Upon my baby's grave, s..s,5 s.,,.s;F
Where Wittered yiolets faded lie 80
&4ss And cypress branches wave; 20 .9F3 7
Ye bright fakes, as ye touch the ground,
Oh, kias for me that little mound. J5 4s&5s
Beneath it lies wsxen form sis
ss OF boyish beauty rare, RS sF ,g4s
The dust upon his eye Of blue .s,5.
And on his shining hair;
{. Above his little heart 30 low i'5s' s7t9 V
Fall gently, gently, Winter snow. #
We laid him there when Summer flowers
Gave cut their fragrant breath,
3 And pale white roses watched beside
~ That narrow bed of death. q 5Ap &a g
. One soft curl from his sunny brow s2z: -R.a7
Is all of him that's left me now, ,5&#i s4...
ETHEREAL snow !! fit mantle thou !.
r! For one 50 pure ana fair ~ &''es s's9-9 Ss'
% Fit emblem Of the spotless robe r$a Eaa5sS1
His baby soul doth wear s;ss4 s4F ND .g5- v
As stormy night winds howl and rave, j.,
q Oh, gently wrap his little grave.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
A correspondent Of the Richmond Dispatch
writing from Charleston, saws: Il

+ have had the privilege of looking upon John C.
Calhonn's grave, upon which there was q beautiful
bunch of flowers, and was told that every day
since the great statesman made that his resting
place, an old servant had visited his grave and
placed upon it fresh flowers While that old mans
life lasts the grave of his master shall not want for
tender care. 'f%
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

RUDE FELLows.--In a Pensacola letter Of the
18th. to the Mobile Tribune, We find the following
This morning boat was seen plying from Fort
Pickens wharf to wharf opposite their hospital,
one of our batteries sent the compliments of the
Captain over, accompanied by ten-inch shell, and
asked them to stop it. They, like good and obedi-
ent fellows, did so Immediately, without returning
their compliments at all. Rude, weren't they?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

- IN
do you want with her, Bob st,e - Y,srs
ess Ms yixen. en-. ~. .s .
ienas Te a bs e snas st g1 e aha
and prudence can be expected 81 boy II srsTtvs
s9b ss1a smell arat I. ~ ~ i
she u an angel, fatheru ~
"Judge eaor, yoarseIfsp |'s#$ 9 e.
and sa,raa marry hsr;, lss =. ss I 5zg Sssss
..Yon consent n 't'''s 4 - 'stss ;,ssss..s
s,ss Certainy." Taia.l. 80.
to stimulate his son n t1e chase. ss'ssns a
BOB 30, wentsto q zee Rose that afternoon
ting both 6, FEET ii Into an adjoining chair, s.
Bob was a little astonished, but she had 4 yery
pretty loot, rnaugTe the unexpected diapia9 she
on are not so good looking a. e1necsed tos y
see. When did you shave fast 30 ''sss
aThls % morning y replied Bob, neehIy.
shave ~ Yourself q q employ abaxbefsfs
y thought 80 " the gasll il your chin
a. What gTl, thought Bob; Bob thought sopas-
M g,sass &C. &C. a T. hs gszsd Ct hsE
SWEET @ masieal voice: Bob father had been shsre.
.:sometimea.. 5s3.s
PEGS; y.
POD nanded fhe Cigars. r.
Take one. said shs.,' Brought Bssaa,,i lem rcm
y faiparalso with me. Can recommend them
Gould @ sne ~. 80.
Bob brought light BIZ fired her cigar, and
Bob did the same. She pn6ed away with entire
ease and freedom. asas94 ssFFB
Smoke did sheg Bob Eas astonished, bnt be aid Il
not fan 70 remember that father had been ttete
= The ladies' all smoke at Ealpzraisoz !; suat-ss
gested bob. n M n Il N
Not NJ; dld. People told me g must top
smoking when j cams here, but could nj fhnk of
snch 2 shing.3 sSs5s+s A ssss ssssasss
aomre your Independences replied Bob,
hitching up little closer. e These cigars are DIP
top, @ ss8s. .sss h 3.tsE u
/" First rate; oblge me BY ringing that bell,
Bob, sy-s 5ssss75f5 -
Bob rang the bell, and the servant appeared.
brandy and water, I" said Rose.
Ihe water bowed and departed, With no sign q
astonishment.
Brandy and water y
!. unnnaer msa. g M and llgntning I" exclaimed Bob
maiden M 80
n Nothing; am bewildered At your marvellous
beauty and Bob hi1ched up 9 little nearer.
Perhaps yon had better cit on ny knee while
you are about II insinua.ed Miss Lester but Bob
saw that she blnshed and was not little e1nbar-S
raised. s4s ss4 e sE8, ss5s,.4f.
Brandy and water came.
BOP. :. It's much better than plain brandy and
WAFER y Iss 4s4 AS lssG s e 7 gzFa88
Thank you, prefer il plain.n
/" 1T the cigar don't make her sick, the hranivS
viii ny revenge is sure, y thought he.
He mixed the brandy and water, and she
took swallow and placed the glass In the win
DOW, zgss$ q, .s \. W
Come, come, drink 1t up u exclaimed Bob, =
tossing off his glass. :" No nigging. sa5s "a
Rose was troubled. Es4 W. ss.s3 s sA sA
:. me little once n 4 e while" ss f.4 ssss
! Admire your spirit. y s4tss s.s
. Ihe brandy you mean q ys ,ssS ss4 n,
NO, yonr admTable e0otneaS" !" 80
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
Brig. Gen. us. Army. commanding ding ID silS Divi:

A. SPY ARRESTED. Quartermaster in Lincoln's
army, formerly of Memphis, was arrested in this
city. He was pretending to be engaged in snug
Cling goods from st. Louis, but was really sent
here, probably from some point on the Tennessee
river spy out the defences of this city, and other
things advantageous to the Federals. We have
no doubt there are other persons. hereabouts en-
gagged in the same business. Look out for them.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

A monkey faced fellow offered himself to Garriek
as an actor :" 1t will not do said Garriek, "but
if you had tail, no money should part ass
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
}. GAHLARD, President.
crupEIpEp S.,ro.,r,,

A. SCHRElBEH Secretary.
In accordance with Art XIV of the Charter those of the
above certificates which remain uncalled for thirty days after
the date Of notice. will be cancelled and the
of together with the interest accrued thereon, placed to the
credit Of the contingent account the books Of the Company
A. SCHREIBER Secretary.
A. schseiber being duly deposes and says that
the above statement ia true and correct. ugs5 s5-
.-,.,.fg.. ~ A. SCHREIBER. s
Subscribed and swoa TO- this 10th day of February 1862 be-
fore me. .~r 2 sa'| e
fell ltaw3od a.. -..f H. MITCHELL, J. P. =
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= V4Hs IL 19ItVNV NJ
Commanding I'd Squad, lst Tenn. Regi
The Confederate gunboat Mason spent the great

The Confederate gunboat Mason spent the great
ing in coal and all the arms that could be spared
from our militia companies. She is on her way to
Columbus. We. do not pretend to know much
about war vessels Of any kind, but we have read
enough to force the impression that the Mason is
man-trap, or in other words, that she cannot stand
the ghost Of q chance with Lincoln's regularly
built boats. lBaton Rouge Comet.
What was it you read about the "Mason," Mr..
Pike, that forced the IMPRESSION"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

What sorts of balloons most resemble double
barrelled gun? s eg5s.
The pair.o-shoots.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

COAL OIL AND LAMPS e
-ToR SALE BY
DAVID HILL,
NO. 2a3 Camp street,
Between St. Joseph and Deord streets, New Orleans.
GAS HFITTsBRaAN PLUMBER,
EaE And Dealer In
ss Fixtures Pipe, Fittings, Plumbing Materials, etc. etc.
Dwellings, stores oees etc. Fitted for Gas, Water
short notice.
Also ....Yr.a.. ..g
Y Constructs GAS WORKS, for COAL or ROsIN.
Orders left in boz 1853 Mechanics Exchange will promptly
attended to- 5, - ,....l.s
sz-Reierence-Mr. Artemon Hill, No. Chartres street
New Orleans. t"' "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

HOES AND PLows.-Messrs. Vose West, Nos.
9 and 2 Magazine street. haye large assorments OF these
alticles See advertisement. ..-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
OFFICE CITIZENS. MUTUAL INSUR-
" ANCE COMPANY. .. .s

3u-..sss-as ,.,.-, NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 49, 1862.
The following Certificates Of Scrip of the ne of 1853 toge
with the interest accrued thereon remain unclaimed in this
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

=, CHI. WIN. q. IL co... COTTON FACTORS
ai1. =. h.-.ahsnts, 10. n Old Lavsa.
s. 20. G. Il Co.,. hsa }h-
- fSArdware, Cutlery, etc., n4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

HEADQUARTERS CONTINENTAL REGIMENT
a7NsF {a-vg.E$ v New Orleans, Feb. II, 1862. s
Z ORDER MOI Il IN OBEDIEECET0 BRIGADE
n order No. ihe Continental Regimen. will be prepared TO
WI march in twenty ysfoug hours notice ~ - .. - q
Ill II. The commanders of companies will Immediately make
upon headquarters acquisitions for all necessary equip
and camp eqnpage TO place them in the field ~ .
Captains Of companies charged with the execution Of this
order. GO By order Of :, g7 81 =. T' <@s
AI.rla III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

NEGROES FOR sAtE.-Mr. Joseph Bruin, corner Of
Eplsnae ChsrtJes streets, Third District adverss this
morning choice negroes which he has ust received
from Virginia. The attention Of planters and facrs is
directed to the T. a;.er, ih{sas .HAs 9#t'ss' III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
VOLUME XIV.
HIilitarr ASatites.
y$g HrApauAsrsas SECOND BRIGADE, j

f'@'St''f s*7' HEApQUAgFxRs SECOND BRrcADE, D
'ssfa S1l A'5t "7 LOUISIANA VOLUNTEER TKooPs,
J. gas9-g Is ~ q b gs7 Eew Orleans Feb. is, 1852
" nosns r. N. giaas jill, Il sedisnee 70 spe
VI No 2foid the Majors commanding hold
themselves in readiness, and be prepared TO march at
twenty .fcurs notice ~ sss u s4e4g1g 81 bs &.
1.-THE Quar- ernaster Of Brigade, Capt l.. H. Place, viii
Immediately make rsuson upon the Adjuant and Inspector
General all the necessary and eqpnsns the
Regiments in condition to take the field #@e et&geB4
BY order Of ......,r IL p
Lzz Brigader General;
1cu.r,rs r. n, r,r,r n r. feiS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

$50 BOUNTY-WANTED INMEDIATELY, RE
teruits for the pEMBERToE RANGERS Co. g. 9Th Reg-
Wcaap at Manassas Va Apply at the office of A. p Dono
time Of the enlistment unfoims arms and equipments will
A''0 - = ~ 14sANS g ISAAC A. SMITH, 81 r s
feIs If Captain Co. &, 9Th La. Yols.ft{
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

N GENERAL. ORDERS NO. I'll IN con-
forniiy with General Order No; 2 ensaang from Head
III ing the Crescent Regiment will hold their Companies ready
to march twenty-fours notice. a5-s s'z-''FE Fa
1.-THE Captains OF companies will Immediately make requi
son at these esdluartes for ali the and equipments for
active service in the field.
JILThe commanding officers companies charged with
the execution of this order. EGgy sls,if..
lFThe Captains of companies will meet at their head
quarters at q o'clock THIS MORNING.
By order of 20
MARSHALL J. SMITH, Colonel Com
RIcHp 8. VgSABLEs Adiutant. q felS 1t
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'35F7 New Orleans, Feb II, 1852. :
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 1.i1IN l.. In. %: CON; \;
MI "a Brigade the Captains Of Companies composing the Bear
LII regard Regiment will hold their Companies ready to march
twenty -four hours notice. "a, lrta4s ~ RI
II Captains Of Companies will Immediately make reqnis
ion these Hendql for all the necessary and equip
msns for active service in ihe field. WI Ss., e ~
LIGapt Read. Of the Police Guards. Go. "A Capt. Tank;
Of the Police Gnard Co b Capt King Of the Gem Gnsrd
Capt DeHart, Of the Carondele Light Infant It, A. VIII
lo If the Rssrt Guard Capt Buddeeke Of the Ed Tonp-
Guards Capt Browne Of the Belmont Guards Cnp Nc.
Rec ot the Me.ss Rangers Capt pe5iekson of the Clay
" The Commanding Officers Of Companies will meet at
these Heado onarers at O'Clock 2. M THIS SDAf.
Z Fr s Ha =Ir. q By order of Il - = L.Esi' 5r
.,. ..., FRANK A. BARTLETT s >. cas- RI
Colonel Com e. Beauregard Regiment r
H. n. PRICE, Adjntant. 'f's- ~ @tats fels 1t
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IEildarg Hotites.

n GLENN GUARDs.-IN OBEDIENCE TO OR.
"a deb from headquarters officers and members Of this
NJ Company viii ~ the Anory ss Bsropne street. q
I'LL o'clock THIS kpENENG Every on the roll Of this
Company order cd appear pnnctuay All desiring join
are invited to attend Uniforms and equipments fnrnished
H1s ptas.l - 5s5sssS' WIN. II. Y. KING, Captain:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
What We May Expect.r
HEApoUARTEAs, CAMP ScULER,
February Iii 1852.

Col. J. F. Rogers-Sir: I have the honor to re-
port to you that we sent out eight of my men last
night to catch some men that had just returned
from the Lincoln army. The boys surrounded the
house and demanded entrance. They refused to
open the door until they had got their guns, car
fridge boxes, equipments, ETC., and then said to
our boys, 'FNow, d-n you, open the door and
come in, we are ready for you;" whereupon Mas.
ton Henry stuck his gun through the crack and
shot one Of them, named Billy Wilson, through the
dered. We took him prisoner. We got two fine
Northern muskets, cartridge boxes, etc. l start
the prisoner to Knoxville this morning.
send you Yankee watch.chain, taken from
the man killed, with piece of a Southern mans
skin tied on the end !; SO says the prisoner.
am anxious to have you with US. 7H@'7 ~
Very respectfully, q, sNHl ~
diur2 lstT Rnrrin,ant :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

CAZERAO BRAMEoAns --wx aAvk aooD
Ssuppy receiving BY direct impostions
France additions stock Of this ceie rated and highly
favored brand We 1855 in eghh ppes H9s in eighth
uarsr pipey 1877 do do; 1906 ha quarter eighth
pipes. te the sttsntion Of the rade and cennohsoas
N'" A''A ' WI. L. IEVEkICH co., Sd Old Leyssss..
Al II ~ ! ~ this city,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18

Notice. '----' Y
OFFICE SOUTHERN MUTUAL INsuR ANcE Co1P4NY,}
. Baton Rouge February l, 1861 5
meeting of the Board of Directors held this dayit
Resolved to pay elk cent interest the outstanding
Scrip eight per Stockholders premiums paid by
them year ending lst February aud 70 declare
dividend forty the earned emiums
Company ending sst January 1859 fer whisa GER
Il further resolved 10 redeem the outstanding Scrip for
the year 1852 presentation at the 1ihee o. the ooa2any
credited upon with their scrip when presented
The Stockholders hereby notified that election for Ten
Directors and Fifteen Trustees serve for the ensuing year
will held the Office Of the Company on Thursday, the 18th
day Of March, 1862. izzs ~ uf,r,r sg..5.-
New Orleans Agency, l04 Canal street. -..r-. .=s
~ In IsA' '"A'' - - 80 JOSEPH MENARD. Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-18
A Letter from Gen. NIcCoolk, which Accom-
panied the Remains of Lieut.. Peyton.

Iaf
Hon. Baltic Peylon, Tenness ee - 80" y
Sn.-It was my painful duty to-day, as com
mander Of this camp, to receive the remains Of
company, at the, battle of Mill Spring on January
18th inst fsE - S'' -
have no personal acquaintance with you, but I
have often heard my father speak of you as one of
his friends; and l, as the son Of friend, to the
son of friend, have had all possible attention paid
to the remains. On the arrival of the body here,
had it embalmed by Professor Goldsmith, Of Louis
vile, and DR.. Meylut, my Medical Director
The metallic coffin was furnished by Gen D. C.
Buel; our Dept. Commander. %s} as@ @
The body Of your son was buried with one hun.
dred and fourteen others and you should be under
lasting obligations to Surgeon Danl. B. Cliffe, Con
federate Army, (now prisoner of wary for having
your son disinterred and forwarded to this point
Dr. Cliffe will accompany the body of your son and
that of Gen. Zollicotfer to the Confederate lines
when he will return to this camp.
hope speedy close will be put to this unhappy
rebellion-this unholy war. -
am sir with the sentiments of eseem very truly yours
T.. A. Med MCCOOK,
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-,Es y stgaa ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14

ARRESTED. james HI. Brown and Chas
2. Watts of Ackworth, N. H., Alanson B.
George OF Leicester, N. d., and George
Clark and Walter Thompson of Coventry,
Conn, were arrested at Bellows Falls on
Monday last, by Sheriff Taylor, on the
charge of attempted evasion of the military
order in relation to drafting, and on Thurs
day evening were put aboard the tram and
brought to this place where they were imme-
diately lodged in jail, and now remain in
close confinement They are all young men,
and claim that they were in pursuit of legit-
innate business. Some of them, as they say,
were even ignorant of the order Of Secretary
Stanton" and were astonished when arrested
upon such charge as that of leaving their
towns to escape from draft. . u.s..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
The Union Forever!
THE PATRIOTS PLATFORM.

We hold il to be the duty of all loyal men TO
stand blythe UNION in this hour of its peru, to
unite their hearts and hands in earnest patriot
&c efforts for It's maintenance against those 'ohs
are in arms against IL; 10 sustain ,oih deter
mined resolution our Patriotic President and
his administration in their energetic efforts for
the preservation Of the UNION against enemies
AT HOME OR ABROAD; to Punish Traitors
and Treason nth fitting severity, and to crush
The present Wicked and Cdusetess Rebellion,
50 that no flag Of DiswiOn shall euer again
be raised over any portion of the Republic.
To This end ace invite The co operation Of all
men acho lore their Country in the endeaUor to
rekindte throughout The States such a fire as
shall utterly consume all ,cho strike at the UN-
ION OF OUR FATHERS, and all ,0ho sYMPA-
THIzE acih their TREASON or PALLIATE
THEIR GUILT--Republican Congressional
Resolution.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
STATE OF VERMONT.
ADJ. AND INsr. GENERALS OFFICE,
Woodstock, Aug. IL, 1862.
GENERAL ORDER NO, IL.


In pursuance of directions issued by
the President of the United States, dated
the ninth day of August, A. d. 1862, it
is hereby ordered as follows:
|. The Listers of the several towns
in this State will forthwith enroll all
able-bodied male citizens, between the
ages of eighteen and forty-fve, in their
respective towns, giving the name, age
and occupation Of each, together with
remarks, showing whether he is in the
service of the United States, and in what
capacity, and any other facts which may
determine his exemption from military
duty.
2. Duplicate lists of said enrolment
are to be made, and duly certified by the
Listers, and one of said lists shall be re-
turned to the office of the Town Clerk OF
such town, and the other OF said lists is
to be returned to the Adiutant and In
spector General of this State, at Wood
stock.
3. Said lists are to be seasonably re-
turned, so that they shall be received in
the offices of the Town Clerk and of the
Adiutant aud Inspector General, respect
lively, by or b fore twelve o'clock, noon
of the 25th day of August, \. d. 1862
By order OF the Governor.
PETER Il. WAsHBURN,
Adj. and lnsp. General.