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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-08-02

The above amounts are now subject to the order
Of Trustees. The Trustees, In their orders for war
rants the Treasury, should he particular to state
for what purpose the funds wanted il for teach
er's salaries, the time should be specified, &c, &c,
according to the law prescribing their duties, and
their attention is particularly directed To clauses
sixth, seventh and eigth Of Appendix to School
Laws OF 1850" section 10Th.
Trustees or others wishing copies of the school
laws can obtain them by applying personally by
letter, to the County superintendent.
NJ. 4. IYNDE.
Co. Sup't Of Common Schools.
Diamond Springs, July LIST, lsS2u
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Ma. VALLANDIGHAN on THE UNION
Abolition fusiOnistS take especial delight
in villiying Vallandigham and CHASING
him rs n rank SeccsSionst. Not one OF
them can point to a single disIoyal senti-
ment that he has ever uttered. lie has
voted on every question in Congress with
Crittcnden and other loyal conservative
men; but his crime consists in opposing
the violent and Lnconstitutiona' measures
of the AbolitiOnists. To show how little
truth there is in the charge that he is OPP
posed to the Union, we publish the follow
ing extract from some remarks of his
against the abolition Of slavery in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, which all must admit
was extremely impolitc, to say the Least.
lie said
Had no other one, am opposed to it, b, :
cause regard all this class Of legislation AS
tending To prevent restoration of the Union
Of these States as il WAS, aud that is the grand
object To which | look. know well that IN a
very little while the question will be between
the old Union of these Staies--the Union as
our fathers made it-and some new one, or
some new unity of government, Or eternal sep
administration. To both these latter | am
unalerably and Internationally opposed 1t
Is III the restoration of the Union, rs it was i'm
1889. and continued for over seventy wears
that am bound 10 the last hOurui INV political
and personal existence, il it be within The lin
its Of possibility to Restore aud maintain that
Uuion.'
Such sentiments, in the eyes of Adolf
&>,sistS, are reasonable. Yhey have man.
Tested, by their speeches, their PROPOSE.
ti0ns ard their votes, that they 40 not
want the old Cnion-thc Union of Wash
ington and the other patriots oC the Rcvo.
lution--restorcd. Nalandigham docs.--
He is for the Union as it was and the
Constitution as it is, and with this insp-
riting inscription on his banner, he is raj.
lying to the support of the Democratic
party the good ana wise and patriotic of
our country; and for this he is misrcpre-
scented and traduced by the minions Of
the Administration. This the people
know, and this explains why he is a IA
voriic with the honest and intelligent
masses.
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Ell DORADO COUNTY
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY

A Ill MEMBERS Of the So2irty are hereby notified
N that the assessment for dues has been levied by
the Hoard Of Managers, for the year lNd2. ut r. 81
per member and that. by the Constitution of the
Sc ciety all members who in arrears q months,
after being notified thereof, shall be stricken from
the roll.
The time Inns now arrived fnr the payment of dues,
and, Tor the convenience of members. payment nny
be made to Mpssrs. J. s. TITUS. r. =. BARS and W.
NJ Cary, If Placer\ile =. H. Iioruhower, 81 Green
wood Township, and Robert Chalmers aud s Is.
Weller, OF Colonia, or to the undersigned mt FL Do
RADIO TIIOS. J. OREGON, Sccy.
Office Of N Dorado County Agricultural Sncicty,
FL Dorado, March 25th, 1862. mar29tf
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Lyons Magnetic Flea Powder.

In Summer when the sun is low,
Come forth in swarms the insect foe,
And for our blood. they bore, YOU know,
And suck it in most rapidly.
But hcas, reaches, 'skeeters--back or white
In deaths embrace are stiffencd quite,
IL Lyons Powder chance to light
In their obscure vicinity.
Lyons powder is harmless to mankind, but will
Kill all house insects, garden worms, plant bugs.
&c. Lyons Magnetic Pills are sure death to rats
and mice. Sold everywhere. RRDINGroN x Co..
Agents, San Francisco.
julyIml u. S. BARNES, New York.
The Physician is often bIAm ed for
want Of success in his amcnt when the isappoint-
ment in the recovery OF the sick is to be traced to
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
apothecary, is paying particular attention to the
comPounding physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines Of undOubted rurity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, is appointed agent for most
"f the genLine Patent Medicines.
The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of pr. l.. j. CHArkAY, is already secured in a po-
siticn which places it, well its proprietor far
In the schools of France, the highest prizes are
often awarded to practitioners in this departmen Mt
Of Medical Science, and they occupy with others,
an equally lofty position in the profession. Ricord
is an iluStrious example, shining light among
the philosophical stars Of his age in Europe, and
DR.. Crapkay has fully equalled him in this country
as proof Of which, the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine cOmplimented him with Diploma, and
the honorary al eundtm degree. Selecting this
as his field Of operation, although qualified as a
graduate Of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for more extended labors, DR.. l.. J. CLapkay
has bent his earnest attention to the cure of chron
lc diseases, In which he has become So great and
expert that he is now regarded as the Leader in
this branch Of his profession throughout the Uni
ted States, and his portrait and biography are
published as matter Of interest to their readerS in
the most exclusive journals. The Doctors offices
are at his Medical and Surgical Institute ON Sac
rsmentO street. corner Of Leidesdorf, nearly oppo-
site the buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
IW- We ask the particular attention Of our
readers to the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures, in another column of this paper. [mal7
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WATTS r..
NERVOUS ANTIDOTE I
And Physical HestoratiVe1 s5r
THE MEDICAL WONDER
or TtTE AnM,

And physical RestoratiVet sdF
THE MEDICAL WONDER
OF THE AGE!
The most powerful aud wonderful medicine ever
discovered.
Watts Nervous Antidote
Has cured, and will cure more ~ Nrvo.an dis,
orders Than any other kmCwn remedy.
Watts Nervous Antidoto -
Has aud win CURE Nervous Headache, OIdhIasss,
FaintinS. Paralysis, Extreme Debility Neuralgia.
Chronic aud lnlammatory Rheumatism, Toothachc,
etc. aza3t
Watts Nervous Antitiote' en
Is an eiTrctual remedy for Wakefuincss Its honih.
ing aud qiiriing influence is rcma kable. q
Watts Nervous Antidote IRE
win Delirium Tremens Nervous Trembling. Ep-
ilesy Twitching Of the Facial Nerves, Co nvuIsQns,
aud Pulmonary complaints.
Watts Nervous Antidote f,
VIII act upon that state Of the Nervous System which
Produces Depression Of Epirits, Anxiety Of Mind,
Mental Debility and Mysteries.
And is so wonderful i'll reiuvena'ing premature old
age, and correcting dccrrpituCe brought on byex-
cessive Indulgence, that nothing but tIial can con-
vince the patient Of its qualities. II IL not an excl
tsut but strenEthenrr purely vegetable and harm.
less like hc skilli architect il begins by laying
hrm foundation. and gradually hut necessarily adds
strength and vigOr until nothing Is len unfnIshed:
For sale by all druggists rs. ..9.r
wholesale agents In Sacramento Y. III. MCDONALD
CO., aud In San Observation-Disclosures CO.,
CRANE BRIGHAM, g. LANGLEY, II. HALL 4
w., and MoRHlLL BROS. jnnei%n,s
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BADGER &LINDENRERGEI

Nos Al, 4I3 and AS battery street, corner Of
Merchant, san Francisco,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALER!
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Is any other record necessary than that
Of this one meeting to show where the
AbolitiOnists we're acting, and in what d-
rcction their exertions were laid out?-
We have before us host Of witnesses, in
the shape of speeches, resolutions, address
ses and the like. But We refer to one be.
cause it shows not only that they were
acting for diSunion, but that they knew
themselves even in 1859 to be co.opera-
ting with Southern treason, and accepted
and acknowledged the Confederacy. We
have before us the proceedings of meet.
ing held in the State of New York, which
is reported to have been attended by
great crowd of people. The chairman of
the meeting. the Vice Presidents and the
Secretaries might well object to the pub.
LEGATION of their names at this time, for it
is not impossible that some of them have
repented Of their grievous mistake and
become loyal men in the Union. Their
names are all before US in the report of
their proceedings at this meeting, held in
the State of New York, in December,
1859. Among a series of fierce anti-slave-
nv and anti-American resolutions, the fol-
lowing was adopted unanimously" as
the record assures US, and with "sponta-
neous bursts Of APPLAUSE:
40. WHEREAS, The dissolution of the
present imperfect and inglorious Union
between the free and slave States would
result In the overthrow Of slavery, and
the consequent formation Of a more per-
feet and glorious Union, without the in
cubus Of slavery, therefore,
Resolrei, That we invite a free cor
rcSpondence with the DiSunionists of the
South in order to devise the most suitable
way and means to secure the cOnsumma.
ton so devoutly to be wished
Another resolution directed that the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-05

WATER DRINKING. Ipprtef drinking Of
water has killed thousands. There have been IN
stances where thirsty srmies, after hong marches,
nave come to some<rirer, when the nen would lie
down on their faces aud quaH inorinate quantity
OF water, with these resnits died almost in.
etantky, Others became crazy, aud staggered like
2FxHken meR. Avoid drinking water . much rs
possible while marching. When you feefdry, rinse
the mouth with water, but do not swallow it, Drink
only whea resting or before the word is given to
anaEch.' Men when heated slionld not drink any.
WING cold In a state Of perspiraton. ice water
SaV sggravates thirst. Drink slowly; half ium-
0or OF water will suffice the thirstiest man in the
hve to one hundred sips, and swallow each time
II Will quench thirst better than quart drank in
the usual manner. In fact, IL Is almost impossible
10 get down full glass Of water taken In this
way.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

A LLEGHANY sPRINas;
n MONTGOMERY CO., VA.
The great number Of applications for board has
induced the Proprietors 10 open this place. 1t will
be kept in as good style the circumstances of the
country will admit.
Passengers will leave the train at Shawsville Sta
tion-omnibusses will be i'll waiting to convey them
81 miles to the Springs
Visitors will be received from this date.
Board per week for weeks and over. ....Sl2D
&C. UnderA weeks. ..-.. 400
je l7-lm BOOTH, COLHOUN A. Co
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aokEs on TIE ''kEnELs."-Tha following from
the budget u jokes in the Boston Wide Borid may
te cp6cyua with particular satisfaction jus, new
yhe Scuslmwers should have tAstf baggage
snasted for extensive route this scestsn.
The Kind IT ''hts" the rchets give our hoys- the
ateminable uniforms they leave in their camps.
The rebel army il sske an inveterate coq,ette: il
backs ont from oil engagements.
Up boysr cr:es jeff. Davis--'each man to bis
kWNS
Uaake them run -
We nave sworn like brave Soasherners, that ppM-.
thing Wen bcs,-
we csnt beat the Yankees welt eeet the retreat -
A Southern paper calls the Federal blockade "a
ssnning Outrage -,sctaby because ii exercises
surh = bett FIJI influence the Gotten wdreheuses.
thar or tAarabouts'
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a Lore EERMoN.-We saw good anecdote the
other day about long preaching. A lady took her
son o. some five or six years to church. After the
MINISTER had been preaching half an hour the little
fellow grew sleepy and began to nod The mother
reused him into attention several times by pnching
But a il seemed . hopeless esse, she concluded to
let him SLEEP andissurted. After the little fellow
had his nap out, he awoke and still saw the minis
ter holding forth. lie looked up in his mothers
lace and innoccntly asked: Mother IL it this Sun.
day night or is il next Sunday night T.
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JAPANESE TOMMY.-A London letter to the
CAicsgo Journal says
The Japanese Ambassadors visited the Exhib
ton few days ago, and seemed quite at home in
the American department, where they met some
pers0ns whom they had before seen in New York
n. Holmes inquired after the health of Tommy,
who1 you will remember as quite a pet in the
United States, and was informed that he was dead
bat the announcement was made with bursts of ex-
ccssve laughter. and it is supposed that that ind
vidua owing TO some, misdemeanor, had shuffled off
sne mortal coil by the method known in Japan as
the happy dispatch"
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BUFFALO SPRINGS.-;tayingl leased this eel
~ ehratal rlaca

BUFFALO SPRINGS-isaying leased this eel.
I'D ebrated watering place, in Mecklcnburg coun-
ty, for the balance of the year. am prepared to
entertain guests in the best manner. From four
hundred to four hundred and fifty persons can be
mote from the theatre Of war, and yet accessible to
travel being only eight miles from the terminus of
the Roanoke Valley Railroad at Clarksville and
twelve miles from Wolf Trip, on The Danvilie
Railroad The mineral properties OF the water are
universally regarded by those acquainted with it as
equal to ony water in Virginia. The public of
Richmond city are referred for particulars to
Messrs c. w. Purcell & Co, Bacon a. Basker.
viii, VIM. Jeter, John f. White, and VIM. X.
Pugh. JAMES WILLIAMSON
Proprietor
Hacks will connect with the morning and even.
ing trains at wolf Trap" on the Richmond and
Danyile Railroad, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
uriays; and at GAINESVILLE. daily my 27-t1Jy
4 MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS, AMELIA
N COUNTY, VA.--This celebrated watering
place is located 43 miles southwest of Richmond,
the Richmond and Dsnville Railroad two and
a half miles fioin Jetefsville station, at which
place there will be omnibus in readiness to con.
vcy passengers TO the Springs, on the 10th day of
May, 1862.
Board for month (2s days.. -:..-.--..-..s40 90
Children under ten years OF -aSe....-...-. 30 %
w hlte servants % w
Colored Sefvahts ~ w
Board per day ~
For all me;us sent to rooms extra charges will BE-
made. N. +. g. +. q. WILSON,
PrOprietors
n B-Vsitcrs would do well to bring their
blankets with them. my 2-2ms
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INFORMATION WANTED-Of the where.
Il abouts of GEORGE FAUQUA and ,. w. Eau
Qua, of company Z, Sd Virginia regiment, who
were wounded in Saturdays battle. Any informa
ton of their whereabouts will be thankfully re.
ceived by Maj. LYONS, at the American Hc.al, or
forwarded TO their mother in Petersburg,
W 3-eodAs 1fRs. NJ FAUQUA.
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TAXING PRISONERS HAfLD OuT.--The fol
lowing paragraph .aten from the Phladelphia In
Yaiyer will rerve us q hint TO our own men:
The notorious Missouri rebel Col John e1-sns,
who secee MuTsclf conspicuous in te;nsrs bridges
GERS und depos. aud bay firing sf.c passenger trains
last summer and fall. WAS Ne ~eek hunted down
by detachment Of ssssecis sent out from Palmv.
Ia They found hie' hear bis farm and after
slight ressttnss Oh his part they succeeded in cap
turing him. Preparations We're made for his execu-
ZION Ne o@ssed the soldiers to take him prisoner
INey informed him that taking prisoners was
psyed ont. They then placed him upon stump,
IN front OF "A tile Of soldiers, ard at the word Of
command eight bullets pierced the body OF the
reosi. killing him instantly
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MATCH THE RUNAWAY.-SsD REwARD-
" Runaway from my farm, on the Brook Turn
PIKE, four miles from Richmond yesterday morn
ing, my inan MATHEW. He is abou. feet 8 inches
high rather thick set has u brown skin; is sOUie-
what hollow jswcd about 40 years of age ;has n
dull, sleepy look out of his eyes, had on bne Get
wool hat He was rssi<-d in King George county,
and may tsX to cross our lros in that direction,
Pckets officers and citizens are hereby requested
to arrest him ACHILLES D. JOHkSQN. Il
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n ENERAL FLoYD'S DIVISION.
WANTED-For General Floyd's Division:
50 Two Horse Wagons.
50 sets Wagon Harness.
's2 sets Artillery Harness.
10000 Haversacks.
lOpCO C,nttens
GRO Enapsaska
600 Cartridge Boxes and BeltA
5000 Cap Boxes.
5000 Bayonet Scabbarda.
GOO Waist Belts
300 Axes.
200 Hatcbets
INltO Tin ttitis
10 600 Tin Plates.
1000 Mess Pans.
5000 Blankets.
GOO Pairs Boots or Shoes
Apply to Brisadier General C. DlMMOCK.
Chief Of Ord OF Va, AT Lynchburg;
Or to Captain p. q. COGHLAN.
Ordnance Department of Virginia, corner Of7th
end Cary streets, Richmond.
NorE-Frem parties who may be unable to fur.
nsh the whole number of any OF the articles above
nsI!ionSd sseh nortiens s they can supply will be
reetlyea.- - - ...-...-.--..ss,-i s >ls-ts
C. s NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
RICHMOND, June -, 1862.
A NAVAL GENERAL COURT MARTIAL is
IA hereby ordered to convene at the city of
Richmond, Virginia, on the 5th day of July, 1862,
as thereafter practicable for the trial of
Flag Officer JOSIAH TATTNALL and Of such
oici fSI "' ,s: oo 'N6oiiy ui"'en' oe.,0 ~.
The Court will be composed OF the following
officers any five Of whom empowered to act,
viz:
Captain LAWRENCE ROUSSEAU,
Captain FRANKLIN BUCHANAN,
Captain SYDNEY s. LEE
Commander ROBERT G. ROEB,
Commander MURRAY MASON,
CoinmInder EBEN FAERAND,
Commander 4. n. FAJRFAT;
Commander nj. F. MAUKf,
Commander GEO. MINOR,
Lieutenant WIN. L. MAURY,
Lieutenant ROBERT b. PEC1RAM; and
ROBERT GUILD is hereby appointed the Judge
Advocate.
Thr aho*e being tn. greatest number of officers
that eau be- conSetea s..hae. manifest injury to
the service. S. 4. MALLORY,
Secretary OF the Navy.
The Court will meet at II o'clock NJ. at the
Navy Department. je 26-tJy5th
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SPRINGS,
Is NECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA

The undersigned having leased this celebrated
watering place i'm Mecklenburg county, for the bal
ance Of the year, is prepared to entertain guests
i'm the best manner From four hundred to four
hundred and fifty persons can be Comfortably &C
commodated. The location il remote from the the
atre of war, and yet accessible to travel.
Hacks will connect with the morning and evening
train on the Richmond and Danve Railroad al
Wolf Trap, IL miles distant, on Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays, and with the Roanoke Val.
ley Railroad at Clarksvie, 8 miles distant daily.
The mineral properties of the water univer
sally regarded by those acquainted with as equal
to any water in Virginia.
Few places are mere desirable as summer resort
TER,is-Board per day, So; per week, $40; per
month"; $35. JAMES WILLIAMSON,
10 lS-25ta Proprietor
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.
service Of the Stats Of vIrgiaia There y strung
ound TO believe that these men M NJ depefters
,m the Confederate Army, and, as srch, Are'kuilty
. crime disrrpttable 70 them - NAn and cari-
II, as AZ IS % s ss.a s .:,..sIs st ;ssds.
CO., the general brutality Of their conduct being
by repeated acts of dishonesty and
eff. They are, therefore. d;shonorsbly discharged
pm the services Of the State Of Virginia
JNO. B. FLOYD,
Major General Com'g Va. State Line.
s. Martin William, gsrteia. Rishmona.
lfat1tuiz ttanrf, Lit iIseut, Maryland.
Eed1en -AMolph, ID Lieut., Kerlucky.
williams William, Sd Lienf, do.
Padron Henry, LIST Serst, France.
SSmali J G, = Z" Scotland.
Costello James, Ireland
Lambo Alfred, France.
Alexander Samuel, Corporal, Kentucky.
LambO John, France.
Hays Augustus, Kentucky.
Butler Charles, Massachusetts,
McCayb Edward, Musician, Scotland.
Allen w G, Kentucky.
Barry Lynch Ireland.
Barney Mitchell, Maryland.
Boone Daniel, Kentucky.
Blair VIM II, New York.
Callahan John, Maryland.
Cook James, Ireland.
Ccqk MITCHELL Keptisft.
Costello James. Ireland. .
Cunningham Samuel, Maryland
Collins John, Ireland
- Davis John, Maryland
Doran Michael, Ireland.
Dunn James,
Duke b B, ("
Elliot Thomas,
Foy James,
Fitzgerald John
Frank Henry Msryland.
Gall Iampa
German Thomas, g
German James, Ireland,
Goodwin Thomas, Kentucky.
Goram Henry, France.
GOdtreep William, Maryland
Grace Charles,
Gray George, Kentucky.
Griffin John. ="
Hanks Stephen, Ireland.
Kanly John, Maryland.
Louney Timothy, Kentucky.
Masterson David, Maryland.
Mason George,
Muller Frank. Holland
Eiiller Charles Kentucky
Mitchell John, District OF Columbia.
Mony John, Ireland
Moran G w, Pennsylvani9
Madison David, Ireland.
flcrten Henry. Maryland.
Mclaughlin John, %
McKentree John,
Mckentosh John 90
OsDOfu w HIltalll, Aeatucky.
OConner James, Ireland.
Prim Paul, France.
Rayen John, Ireland.
Repeat John, &c
Sullivan William Ireland.
Sullivan Michael,
Sharp John,
Snow William, Kentucky.
Stanley Samuel, Canada.
ST. Clair Charles District Columbia.
Tally VIM, Ireland.
Travers NJ,
Wallace John, Maryland.
Walker Geo II, Kentucky.
Willis Charles,
Yates Ibos, Maryland.
Connel VIM, Bell CT.
Mcrphy Daniel, Csirn John,
Calhoun J e Holan G N
Stocks Peter. Massie ABB,
Edmonson 4, Jasper VIM,
jackson Cllas, Payne Jno,
Owen l. 3, Moore J,
Mays +, Sr,ith J H,
Howdy Jas, Saunders John,
Murphy r F, Stockton j,
Lane J. Taylor j.
Warren +, jy 4--1w
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EATEACT.J
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
Adjutant andInspector Generals Office,
Richmond, July l, 1862

Adjutant and Inspecfor General Uff1ce,
Richmond, July l, 1862. }
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. 10
Ii. T4 General Orders, No. a, current series, is
hereby rescinded and the following paragraph is
substituted in lieu thereof:
Persons under eighteen and over thirty five years
OF age, who have re-ensted for three years or the
war; are not entitled to their discharge under the
Conscript Act. Persons of the ages above men.
toned, who enlisted for twelve months, or for
shorter term will be entitled to their discharge
ninety days after the expiration Of their term Of
service.
Ill. All chaplains taken prisoners Of war by the
armies of the Confederate States, while in the dis
charge Of their proper duties, will be immediately
and Internationally released.
BY command of the Secretary of War.
(SignedD g. COOPER,
jy 2-lw Adiutant and Inspector General
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