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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-08-18
auctions.
n. GREAT SALE OF TWENTY
Nk FIVE VERMONT HORSES


MI Oh l'TAG LES SALE.-Will be sold
A'A at Public Auction. on WEDNEsD Az, the tenth
Gay OF september at ten O'Clock in the forenoon the
premises, the following des ribed estale certain
tract or parcel OF land with the buildings thereon stu
aed on Jefferson street. in the city Of Worcester and
bounded a. follows, to wit beginning the northwest
ely Garner OF land owned by Scott Ellis thence weaf
ery on said Jefferson street fty feet, thence s3uthery
on lana OF Joshh C0lburn hundred and feet
thence easterly on land o. Ladies Collegiate Institute ty
feet thence northervO land Of Scott Ellis hundred
ana twenty feet 20 the point OF beginning Said tract Of
land VIII be sold IN pursuance Of power Of sale con-
talneu IN Certain mortgage deed given by Emily s.
Cummings, OF siid Worcester, 10 Gerry Hutchinson
dated the tenth day OF June 1861 and recorded IN the
REGISTRY OF Deeds for Worcester county book 6li page
D, default having been made In the condition Of said
MORTGAGE FOR further particulars Inquire of the mort
gage. GERRY lItTTCHIN5ON Murtgnyee
worcester August B. 1862 dts aus
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

relation to the Interpretation Of the Constitution
made by Southerners, and too long submitted to
BY the people Oft the North.
Mr. Shaw explained that the gentleman from
Royalton, (DenIson) had fallen in'o error IN sup
posing that his argument (Shawf) had been
turned against himself. The point he had really
IN de was, that it would be unwise to recede from
position for the eonstltutionality OF which there
was good authority.
Mr.. Miller, Of Willi.ton, was not in favor of re-
tanning the section under consideration although be
had favored other sections of the Personsl Liber-
ty bill Ike approved of the bill asa whole, and
did not believe he was bound to yield his opinion
in interpreting the constitution, TO that OF any
court or any person.
Mr. Henry called for a division Ct The question
and the question was divided, and first taken up
on striking out sections -, IA, Is and is, and
not with re ference to section II, which contains
the point chiefly under debate. Mr.. Johnson, OF
Newark, demanded the yeas and nays. Yeas 81,
nays 81, and IN. House c0ncurred With the Sen
ate 10 striking out said sections.
The question thea come upoa concurrlnS l.;
striking out the 18th section.
Mr.. Henry moved to propose to the Senate to
modify the section so smended so that it should
read, that a slave shall be free if coming into the
State with the consent OF the master or mistress
instead of reading as originally, either with or
without the CONSENT, sc.
Mr.. Reed OF Montpelier, hoped the motion to
modify would not prevail, but tue question be Ia
ken on the section it was. There was no ne.
cessity for any such law upon tbs statute book.
MIR. Deusou also believed there was no neceSs-
i,y for such statute, although if the law we're
to be passed he would prefer it with the amend
ment.
Nh Demng hoped the gentleman from Roy
alton would vote for the amendment GU the prla-
ciple so often acted upon,-that OF periectlng
bad thing and then abo shlng it.
The question whether the motion OF the gem
tleman from Chester, tllenry) WAS in order was
at this point raised by the Speaker, and after dis
cussion the Chair decided that i. was not strictly
in order, but as several members differed from the
Chair, the Chair decided to put the question on
the motion to modify.
On the vote being taken, it appeared that there
was no quorum Isesent.
Mr.. Denison moved call OF the House /;
agreed to.
The Speaker directed the doors TO be closed
and the Clerk proceeded to call the roll, and il!
appeared that - members were present and Ia
quorum.
The motion to modify, was then taken and lost,
The House then concurred in Stnates amend
ment, striking on, section II, Adjourned,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate Court held at
DISrsIcr, ss. Montpelier said district
the 25th day OF October, A. u. 1862.
A BtLS. WILLIAMS, Administrator &C the estate of
n Nancy Allen. late OF Northiied, in said district,
deceased presents his ADM abstraction for
nation and allowance and makes application for decree
of distribution and partition OF the of said deceased
NAereupon II Is ordered by SAID Count that said account
and sad Application be Tecr ed to session Of SAID Court
TO be held al the Pnba,e Office in said Montpelier the
lSh day of November ~ H. 1862 Tor hearing and DECISION
n reOn aad - further tGtcd, that notice hereof 10
@ven oall persons interested BY publication Of
three weeks HuCceSsiVey IN the Grcrn Mountain
Freeman, newspaper p"bished at biunrpeier previous
.ad time appointed tor hearing THAI hey may appear
'ad tiine and place. anL show cause IT ans they may
have why sid account shuud not allowed, and such
dcc.ee made. 8v the Court
Attest, r. X. MERRILL, Judge.
A ttic COPY Of record.
3j7t%"t Attest, T. Il. MERRILI., Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28
600 600 MALE OR FEMALE AGENTS TO
.llklO SELL. LLuYu,. AEM 81 Eel. pI WI.

100000 4 MA 1E Or rEI NNW 4 Sc; Is TO
COUNTY tOL0RED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CAN4DAS AND NEW BRUNSWICK
Fiom recent sur eys completed August TO- 1856. cost
$4,000 to ensrsyr il aud one years. timc.
SUPERIOR TO any $40 map AIDE BY Cotton or Mitch
ELL and sells at the low price Of fifty 900
are graved on this map. 1t is only county Map,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD M,p
olhe United Hta:cs and anadts combined one, giving
EVERY RNILR0AD STATION
and distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man So to s. per day, and
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
send for RI worth to try
Printed instT"c'ons how to we'll, furnished all
Observation-Disclosures Agent, for our uapsin every st,,o
California, Canada, England, France ard Cuba for
tun~ may be made with few hundred dollars capi s
No competlti"u !. LLOYD, No iC+ Eroadway Y
The N&r Department uses eur Nap OF Virginia Mary
land and FrHu'S yaEs 100 coo on which IS mars
Autietsm Cre-A, han ,uurgh ryland lights. Will
on the Potomac ana every other Place in Maryland
Virginia, nd r~nnsyvania, or ,aonsy ,efurled.
Loi DIS d%9 ArhicAt ~ or KEATUCKY
thn OIL authority Tor nen BueIi and the war Depart
msnt Money refunded 20 any nudng an error ia it,
Prce 20 cents
FrSm the Tribune, Auga
" LLoYn'S MnP on VI ulNIA MARYLAND AND
PEkNsi LFANI This slap - very large; it's cost IL
but - cents, audit is the best which can be-
LLOYD, GREAT NAP OF TIE rlSSIsSIIP RI
RfVEK-Nrom Actual SURVEYS by Carts, Bart and W m
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots list Lous uo .box.
every man plantation and owners from s. Louis
to the Gnt Of Ne1ic Il $50 miles-every ssnd.bar is
labd toW landing and all PLACE 20 miles back from The
r-c"ioreo IN con"t es and States Price, shee ts
:? pocket form, and 81 % linen, with rollers. Ready
Sept. 20
NAVY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept. IT, 1869.
J'T LLorDs-ST. Send me your Nap OF the Missis.
hpp River, with price per hundred copies Rea-Admi-
raj Charles H. Davis commanding the Mississippi squad
ron, authorized to purchase many as a. are re-
CURED for use OF that squadron.
aewf3w GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary of tn. S.,x
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28
THE SILVER CHORD,
A Companion 10 the Home Circle"
A Collection of Favorits

with Pianotorte Accompaniment.
The HON. Circle, - known by all as \ most ad be
compilation ~ pieces tor the pianofr- finds at com
pani"n In this ~uperior col lection 81 words wi ps
aceo apartment ongs tn 1 have become as household
WORDS tn nearly every conmuni with msny new can
didates for public favor, we'll known but winch
when known Will 10 appreciated, are all here Every
one nav ng plano AMI vics will not fail to look a,
this book One look will convince them that IL ia inst
wha they want and having purchased it and given il a
VI rough exam ion they will be fully s,ts0ca ,h.t
ne pi no is complete Nuhaut it.n
FrIcs IN Cloth, ~ Boards, $3.50 Mailrd most
paid. OLIVER DlrSON * CO., Publishers 2T7 wash
lngton Street. " "
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28
December /. 1860.

STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate Court, held a.
RANDOLPH DISTRICT, ss.i Randolph. In ana Tor said
District on the 23d day OF October, A. ID. 1852.
A VERY FITS administrator OF the estate Of John
II Fits late of Ran olph, in said district deceased,
makes application said for license to sell all the
real estate OF said deceased and represents that such
sale is necessary for the payment OF dbs ana charges
against said estate:
WhereupoR 1t Is ordered by said Court, that said APP
plicatiOn referred to session thereof to be holden at
the IVES, Randolph House in said Randolph, on the
9th day OF N1vem hearing and decision there
and t is further ordered that all persons interested
be notified hereof by publication Of this in the Green
Mountain freeman printed ut Montpelier, in this State,
three weeks successfully before the time appointed IS
afors sid for hearing that they appear at sad time
place. and show cause, if any they may have, ny
such license should not he granted.
Hy order Of Court,
2j7f3w Attcs', J. 4. CLkAVELAND, Eegister.
STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, held at
,sHISGr0N DIsTRIcT, Montpelier within and for said
District, II the 9th day Of October, 4 d. 1862:
Instrument purpO ing IT, be- The last Vii and Tesla
IA men; OF hIneS Persons late OF East Montpelier, IN SAID
District, deceased, being presented 10 the Court by Homer
W. icaOn, the Executor therein named for Pr0hEte
II is ordered b, said CONT that all pers"ns cerned
herein be nord To- appear at session OF said Court to
holden at the Probate Office IN Montpelier, on the 25h
ct Nov. A. d 1862 and show If any they Tay
against tin pobltc Of said WillFOr which purpose
further ordered, that COPY of the record Of tbs order
published three weeks >ucccSsivc'y in the Green Noun
ain Freeman, printed Montpelier, previous to said time
appointed for nearing Atruc copy of record,
3sSlwt Attest, n. a. CHASE, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28
Pc0taaSe Courts.

{FArE OF VERMONT, pROBArE COURTS within
EAsAIxsT0I DIsTR!Cr IS and for the Distrc, afore
SAID will be holden at the Probate Ofce, Montpelier IN
aid District Tuesday Of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
Sussted to attend to the said court days.
7. K. MERRILL, Judge
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

We learn that there is to be Social Assem-
bly," at Mr.. Burnhams Hotel, this evening. Mr.
Burnham always succeeds in his entertainments
and we are persuaded that this will oe a success
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28
BILIOUS HEADACHE !

by the of these Pills The peril attA.nd ev-
GUS or Sick Headaches may beJct Hhicl tAI.. uter
at the commencement Of an tscS immediate relief
from pain and sickness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the nausea and head
che TO which females are so subject.
The act gently upon the bowels,-remOyinE Cos
tiveness
For Literary Men, Students Delicate Femaes, and al
persons OF sedentary habits, they valusGe Lax
atvc. improving the appetite. giving tone and vgo 70
the digestive organs, and restoring the natural ELASTICITY
and strength OF the whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result ofoag invest
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in use many years, during which time they air
prevented and relieved amount Of pain AMI 'c'
ieing from Headache, whether originating in the every
Gus system or IRON deranged st ATE OF ne stomach
They are entirely Vegetable in their c0npst!22 s1i
may be taken at all times with perfect SAFETY V!aoH
any change OF diet and the absence Of any dlEasrs"7
taste renders It easy 10 administer 10 children,
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS!
Tho genuine have five signatures ofHepry Fgidn'
or each box.
Sod by Druggists aud all other Dealers IL Medicines,
Box viii be sent BY mail prepared Gu te;s' -
Price 80 Ccrts,
Ali ordars shoa.u be adde's cd 20
HENRY c. SPALDiSG.
IS Cedar Street Neg Eysh
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-28

Mr.. Kirkland for Committee on Finance adj
ver>eIy 10 Senate bill relating to the payVeat OF
soldiers third reading refused.
MIR. Stewart for Judiciary Committee, reported
fayorably House bill relating to the jurisdiction of
Justices of the Peace in actions where fire insur-
ance companies are parties.
Mr.. Kirkland opposed the bill and Mr.. Cree
favored it.
On mostion of Mr. Stafford a proposal of
amendment was adopted couiining the operation
of the bill 10 Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
incorporated by this State, and the bill was rassed
All.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
HOME PAPER,

TO keepyou posted not OILY ofthe pngs Of your friend.
who have gone into c "tcntci hcI," and arc battling
for Constitutional l.ibrry this Continent but of all
III. affair. which are taking place in midst. and
which are nj living Interest % rvcry ci1en ut the county.
The Editor Of Tue CHRONICLE will keep our renders
informed o the "moVing accilcnts by ood aud field "
~ 'hs ajd Regiment, IN which ure 2O citizens Of this
Regiment. whrr' this County has three Comp
There IL scarcely lunily the County but In friends
rrlutivus, or arquonianccs in oil these Regiments
II they wish 10 gel full particulars oi their conduct il,
camp, on The march, and on the battlefield, they should
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

profusiop. From the abundance of the lat
ter should iudgc that Hoyle was more
anxiously studied than Hardee in the rebel
camp.
From the statement of prisoners, it ap-
pears that Prices forces consisted mostly
of Mississippi and Texas troops, amounting
in the aggregate to 20,0O0, but these state.
ments are not to be relied on. But one
thing is certain: the greatest battle that was
ever fought in the Southwest, considering
the number Of forces and shortness Of time
engaged, has been fought, and victory has
perched upon our banners Gen. Rose
Grams, with his respective commands, is now
at Jacinto and the people Of the North may
rest assured that when the Army of the
Mississippi again moves they will win fresh
laurels. 1t is rumored that Price intends
making another stand at Boonvlle or below
VERITAs.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Blank Books.
NOTICE to PHYSICIANS
J9sWES Vs.. COEEHN'S,
Druggist. St. esuirsyfIie. q.

n members OF the profession generally for their liberal
pairona;e and rusi iasors. woad take pleasure in in
forming thciu that hc has just received
Among which are TIIDEN'S FLUID EXTRATS
GARNER IAMOURilUN& & O.S PHARNAEUr
GRANULES AND DRAGEEs 1hcs' preparation
distinguished practitioners in admitting These
Pills truiilles md Dragers covered with II coating
Of sugar and present great advantages the qundrupe
point oi view nf the csariress OF The weight Of the Med
ices OF its perfect pr alton convenient ud agree
able administration AMI, shove nli lis gFcu,y increased
Therapeutic action 1hoSo Medicines prepared by
Messr. Garier. Lsn,esruf & o., members oil the Col
luge oi Pharmacy oi Pens.
II. hn, also received fN EXTENSIVE SUPPLY OF
SURGICAL MD Den fAI INSTRUMENTS, GOLD
AND SrANNuM FOiiAIiUM PLAIN, AND pivot
TEETH all vi Which he viii sell the most o!abe
tcnns ici3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09
Great Shareholders Rebellion,

II s unnecessary for dlatc OH the importance Of
ones taking Newspaper AT this time when country
Is passing through the terrible aud gigantic civil
the world hns secn Il is still more NEEDLESS puriups
ior US 10 urge the advantage oi having good
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-10-09

A. G. CURTIN, Penn.
JNo. A. ANDaEw, Mass.
RICHARD YATES, III.
ISRAEL WAsHBURNE, JR., Me,
EDWARD SALoMoN, Wis.
SAMUEL J. KIRKwoop, Iowa.
g Z. MORTON, Ind, BY
y u. RosR, his representative.
WM; SpRAauE, RI. '7
Z II. PIERPoNT, Va,
DAVID ToD, Ohio. g 's'-lA
n. 8. BERRy, N. III l'se-s.E
AUSTIN BLAIR, Mieh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Nixon's Palace Of Music.

The storm forbade large attendance La, evening
AZ this place Of but although the audience was
than usual means cold or undenon'
..Iatve Mis-. Patti wa, received with enthusssm ~hich
showed how well established herself in ablic favor
and abe .aus with putty. heToiiiy and an exquisite
iuh Of .ye which y warranted the applause she gained
She Las dou sppelred better advantage Caudor some
time. compel. ob.ee, marx deviation from that eTtis-
TIC sardrd which her talents have fixed ior her IL IL
thing for singers Of high rank 10 fAI short oil
their reputation; end this oen happen. uneonsdousy to
then,eye. when they above their g1n-Ty sehs'e'
ents Mis- Patti peculiarly subject to these accident.
Her artistic huaor uncertain Ter performance hight
IA no yu..rtv O. hat toe next will bspg But on al occi'
u a. l. cur. to posses. Charms which are heightened by the
rnv,in. grace Of hcr demosno II lhe dapponis IL is
because - Joe. sell bna MOI hes audience, Injustice
Len.ver he reveals her beet ses she really leaves
.slAus & be wished Tor
Sic sue Ia; e,enrg p,Ii In dDe' from the Elixir o.
Love" The Laughing song" Of Aub-T, and Ar Muzio'
Amour Poa DsnEs the ntsi, the furious beating Of the
rain upon the roof OF the ball made her voice a..
mos, h.oilbs aud Mr. Duhreuir. who supported her en-
fey 90 bot the element. .ub.equ,uly yielded generous
concession aud allowed her be fairly heard Nothing
could have beea nearly fsuss. than her peri nance
u tho polka aud OF Aubers bit OF acting Ia the
latter pa; the audi. in gee Mr susin who made
L hgt appearance at this place Handsomely welcomed
Ar MuIio advent chief OF Orchestra wa, recogn zed
th the usual tokens He brings with him an increased
number Of mu,enI Tho orchestra Is now the fullest that
In, been heard any theater outside the ACADEMY 1t is
even arer than is Necessary FOR the sEe Of the hall and fo
.ee,. r pofiion The brass oycrballnces the strings
III, concerts to Ve repeated la tie same liberal and eI
e,lsn, s,yie each tyerii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
FROM MEMPHIS.
A Meeting TO Form Band Of Guerrilla"
broken Up-Eigh,cen Prisoners Taken.

mysrHrs, Ten', Saturday, Aug. 30, 1914.
meeting called yesterday, twelve miles sou!h
east of Memphis, to organize guerrilla band wa
surrounded and captured by company OF unionists.
Eighteen prisoners were taken.
MKsrBi, Thurd,,. Aug %. I162.
The following is a special TO The 81. Louis Demo-
crat:
A number Of prisoners who lave been calculating
to visit the North we're arrested yesterday by tie
Military Committee
Gen. Shem has issued Lie order 20 the Board Of
Trade Committee, prohibiting the importation and
sale by all persons Of arms ammunition, sali, and
sat meats, except upon permits for that purpose.
Dealers are also to keep system Of accounts Of
the amount of goods received here and the DISPOSE
ton of the same; their books at all times to be kept
oen TO the inspection Of the Proyost-Marsbal. Deal
ers in arms ard medicines endeavoring TO get the
same outside the Union lines to be arrested and
condemned suffer the extreme penalty Of the mill
tary law Charles ID. Hart arrested yesterday
by ,he pckets with a mailbag, destined for the
South. lie styles himself an international mail
agent"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Se-cnforcements ordered 10 Jnmc. Island-
DisgracefuI Assault by IA uuion Army

Re-cnforcements ordered TO Jnmcs Island
DisgrncrfuI Assnuit by IA Uuion Army
OGlcer.
FoRrREss MONROE Saturday, Aug 30, 1862
TIE steamship Baltic arrived here THIS morning
and awaits orders.
Reiniorcements are ordered to-day to Jane stown
Island.
An ARRAY took place in the hotel at Fortress Mon
roe yesterday afternoon, which has caused some ex-
citems Mt and comment among the Union people OF
this place.
Mr. Berford, correspondent Of The ~ Y Times,
WAS expressing his dsapprobaton TO paroled Rebel
| officer, being entertained by one of our prominent
Union officers when the secesh officer stepped up
ard said IL am the Secessionist you speak OF
what have Won to say about 1t " At the same time
II Union officer stepped between them, and said TO
Mr. Berford: "This is my friend and in future, what
you have TO ray of him. you will please gay to me,
and took his secesh friend out Of the room. Al
that time Capt McInre Of the New-Yors
Goth Regiment approached Mr.. b., saying:
This is my quarrel; you have no night
10 express your opinion here as you were told yes
terday you were no gentleman" Mr.. b. replied
that Is f. Sc and any whosays it, lies. where
upon Capt. McInure struck Mr.. Berford severe
blow in TIE face the effects Of which he will carry
! for some weeks The Rebel officer referred to was
the commander OF the Rebel steamer which came
down the James River and towed of two schoon-
ers while the action was going on between the Mon
itor aud Merrimsc last Spring, and his son lS the
presepi commander Of the new Merrimlc. Mr.. Der
ford il an aged citizen, perfectly loyal, and worthy
Of the respect Of all gentlemen. There is much com
plant made of tbs transaction by all the UnI1n ON
GERS connected witS the Union army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
FIGHT AT BOLIVAR, TENN.
Defeat Of the Rebcls-Omcinl Report ofGen.
Grant.

wA.Hrseros Monday September l. 1901.
GRANT. HEa pQUsRTERs. August 81 1907.
MAJOR Gen HALLECK. Genera!.in- Chef Washisyton.
GENERAL: The following dispatch is received
from Bolivar, Tenn:
Col. Hogg in command Of the Goth and Doth Ohio
infantry, and come cavalry, was attacked by about
1900 Rebels yesterday.
Our troops behaved well, driving the enemy,
whose loss was over 100.
Our lose is % men killed and wounded, Col. Hogg
being one Of the number.
L. 5. GRANT. Major Gen. Commanding.
CAIRO, H., Aug. 81, 1862.
Memphis advces say that on the 18th inst, Col.
Wood attacked 1900 Rebels at Bolivar, Tenn. COM
pIetely routing them after short engagement. Our
loss is one killed. The Rebel loss is not stated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Imycr,ant Order n to Eniisfment-.

GESFHAL HHADQrAhTghs \. N. v, !
kufrTAST.GEsKRALs OFFICE. ALBANY, Sept. l. lcbA
GESFRAL ORDER No. O9.-The following dlrec-
tious are promulgated for the information Of Super
vj.ors. Enrolling Officers, and Senatorial District
Committees:
|. Information having been given that books for
the new enrolment, provided for in paragraph OF
General Orders No. o. current series cent from thlH
Department over week ago, and addressed to the
Supervisors OF the towns, except III the case OF lew
countjes where they were collectively addressed to
d.. sterifs have not in some indances been re-
ceived 1t is requested that the intelligence OF the
nonreceuton Of these books shall IN every case be
communicated to this Department.
2. Enrolling officers are reminded inst u is tneir
dutv 70 enroll the name Of every man between the
aces of Is and i5, who s no, visby and permanently
disabled noting the reason alleged where claims Of
,,.,o,,ion are made The decision OF such chinis
A.volvcs on the Commissioners 10 be appointed Tor
each county. :-,.,
q Ia cases where either of the citizens appointed
v the Governor 10 aid the Supervisors Assessor %
Aldermen in perfecing the enrolment is unable loi
any reason whatever TO serve, the supervisor re-
o,.s,sd % transmit the Information at once U u''
Chairman or Secretary Of the Senatorial Dis'rie'
Committee; the notification 10 this Do pA''in'"'
the recommendation to fill the place should proceei
from the Committee and ought TO be Inide "i'-'o"
delay.
By order Of tie Commsndsr.iu Chief ,,,. -, 10,
~ THOMAS HlLLHOUsE, AdJt'ueh'