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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-13

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DIR. HAAS, having leased the rooms formerly oo-
cupied by Dr.. Kivett in Dr. Bray's building, oppo-
site the Post Office, for aseries of years would re-
speotfuly solicit the citizens OF Evansville and the
surrounding towns and country, to visit his rooms
and see the specimens On exhibition. whether they
need the services of Dentist not.
Since the issuing OF his last circular snd adver-
tisement, over year sinces several improvements
and new inventions have been made, Of which he
subserve the interests Of his patients TO pass
secured. His facilities better and establish
ment larger, without doubt, thar any other in
State, and equal to any in Eastern cities All those
who need Dental operations performed, and are
pleased with his work, shall be attended to with
| great pleasure.
The following are the styles OF work manufactur-
ed by him:--COn tinUouB Gum; Block or Carved
Work: Yulcanite Basei Coralitei Amber; OheOplas-
tia; Gold and Silver work.
Nothing can excel the beautV asd cleanliness Of
the continuous gum work. It is without q
70 nearly their original contour By this style of
work, and also BY the use Of the Vulcanite, Coral
lite, and Amber Base The latter stylas, for Light
ness and adaptation to dificult mouths, excel any
cells anything we have ever seen.
He has several an@sthetics for alleviating pain
when extracting teeth. They are perfectly harm
less. The most delicate can have tliem applied.
He does not advertise anything he cannot do,
nor exhibit anything not made by himself.
Parents should consult the health and beauty d
their children by having the Dentist direct theiF
second dentition, thereby producing symmetry and
health TO those invaluable organs.
Irregularity Of ohildren's teeth corrso.ed sue
cessfully.
Those having dseayed teeth, should either have
them extracted filed ones (ths latter If pos
sible). The health of the parties aud the remain
ing teeth demand this.
HS- take pleasures in introducing Dr.. Haas,
my successor 70 the old rooms In Bray's Building,
hoping he viii ind them both pleasant and profit.
able From my intercourse with the Doctor
am pleased to ind him ono of the progressingi
possessing taste and high professional ability and
standing. With this view, can, with safety, rocom-
mend him to the community as q skillful and COM
petent dentist. (may2s) j. KIVETT.
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Cir gaily gnmtnal.
TRAVELERs, GUIDE.

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COLLECPoR,s SALE.

CRY OF EVANSVILLE, Dec. Is, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given, that /, CHRIS
TIAN HEDDERIOH, Collector of the City
Of Evansville, between the hours of and
Il o'clock A. NJ, and and o'clock P.
NJ. on MONDAY, January 9th, 1852, will
sell at Public Auction, at the door of the
Court House, in the City Of Evansville, In
diana, the following lots, parts of lots, and
parcels of Real Estate and improvements,
assessed for the pay ment Of City Taxes for
the year 1861, due from the owners there
of to the City of Evansville, the same now
being due and unpaid, and for the costs of
said sale, and that such sale will be contin-
ued from day to day at the aforesaid hours
and place, until all the lots and parcels of
Real Estate herein mentioned, are sold or
offered tor sale-
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We can also Furnish TRACK SCALES OF any "a
pacity. These aeale1 are from the manufactorv a
q. T. FAIRBANKS d CO., Sc. JohRsburr. Ven.
mont. Every Scale 10 tested and scaled. spd vvsT.
ranted correct For testimonials 70 refer 20 ~ q
thousands OF persons using theIn " ~
as HohaBRO0K CO., Agents.
water street, EYansFiiia.
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Stockfleth, Henry, lot Is, bk 6....... sc
Tobin, Martin, lot 3, blk 5.."............ 2 "a
SHARPE'S ENLARGEMENT.
Brockade, Henry, lot l, blk 13.......... 2 lo
Copeland, Guild, lot 2, bk 13........... &C
Heintz, Theodore, lot Z, bk s........... u
lot 8, bk 8......... ..................... l So
hogan, Richard, lot 7, bk 6........,.... e5
Wheeler, II. @. lot II, blk ll............ &C
OR EEK WILLIE
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- WYATT q Cove beg to inform our
Ne friends in Virginia that we have established
d house Ia the city OF Augusta, Ga for the exclu.
sige SALE OF TOBACCO. Cons,nu,ents 10 this
place, AS we'll AS Charleston, will have cur prompt
attention.
Address us at Charleston, S. G., or Augusta, Ga.
" l5--6lm & WYATT A. ca
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The AcSpitalx

There is in many of the hospitals, perhaps in all,
great wan. of nurses. Oar ladies' 1t is true have
exersed themselves nohly in behalf of heroic
and suffering soldiers, bu, not few Of them have
themselves become broken down by their exesiors.
There must he large number of persons in this
ei;ywho have leisure enough 10 attend TO these dr..
ties and WHO might be enrolled in sniy alton for
this purpose is sometimes the cities visited
by pes;ilence. The wounded require attention, not
of an onerous Kind. but in applying water TO the
wounds, which become exceedingly painful when
dry, and in supplying ihem with food. which they
ought 10 receive often, though In small quantities
From want of sMch light attentions aS these. ~
easily rendered, and which any Child might per
form, many a Ealiau: fellow may suffer and die
We know that have q multitude of warm and
generous hearts among us, but have we no Howard
or Miss Nightingale who can suggest and organize
means Of making effective the sympa,hies of the
public in everything connected with the relief Of
soldiers.
We have referred TO the deficiency Of meat aud
stimulating food in Of hospitals From
Others hear that the citizens have sent too
much. OF course, it cannot be expected that the
citizens however willing, can perform duties which
belong to the Government. There is end 10
their Willingness, ami u their heneHcen'e can be
distributed in lair proporton To al lis objects i;
will effect great good. But il is the duty Of The
Government to see that all the hospitals are not
only supplied with abundant food of the proper
quality, but that the means Of ing it are pre-.
rided, aud that ali the hospital arrangements are
inch that The who have rcriiied their lives for
the country shall not De permitted to suffer. If these
men were enemies, IL W ouid be harbarous to
neglect their wants but our friends, our champ
ons, our delirorers, lsnguishng, and some Of them
dying from wounds received tor their country. who
have bought orr safety with their hes. blood can
there be niore Inonstrous insratude AMI iriin
mnni'y than to omit apy means which ma" tr ne
c7ssary 10 ai.evia'e their rapgs ami save Their
hyest
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lion of NCCic Jan.

In his boas;ioi Proclamation 70 the Army Of tlle
potomac, Mcclellan declares that Richmond shall
vet he ken. no matter Il; what expense Of 'tiine
Treasure and blood This il smother Of those
Strategic movements AID change Of position ia
spcech. for which he has hccolle famous i'll ac'
lion. HovioHS is i. sii.eo he declared tina, the
TO be short u.tilesPerfte one, and that
he in.cndet, take .Gs rebel capital without IrEch
effuson Of blood Men Of his peculiar character
ought 10 have good memories.
Bnt bca,:rr and 9gaeSart IS l.. Is We give him
fail oredit ior sincerity the doc..tslicn an
nounced Ne believe thu5. ZIG matter ~ what ''cx'
pense Of time treasure aud b,cog, is the de;ei-
miration OF ia. North II Capture this city and
conquer the South ii it car. Il : natural or sfvIi
listen 10 the syrsn song Hope" bat ,uiy!it
AIS well loot for hope IN ths dismal Jaws g; the III
ferua pit as ia the malicious hcaIt5 OF our demo-
MAC foe There is hope. but ia cur own strong
hearts and arms save in iaa. ben sa F., yi,ience
which Ia; 50 c,ten intcrposei for orr ael.verarco
but which only helps those who help til, ,,selves
Let no. forget the lesson @: Manassas. Every
moment now i; more precioU. than gold.
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IlIEIA

In this city, on Monday morning. July 18th, is's9
IN the 2ath year OF his age, JAMES y. WILSON,
Of this city.
HIS funeral will take place this afternoon. a, 5
O'Clock, at the residence OF VIM. b. Allegro. on 9th
street. North Of Leigh. His friends and the friends
OF the family are invited to attend.
On Monday, the l4,h inst, GEORGE ALBERT,
only CT John and Emciine Beaucha1p aged
10 months and ~ days
The funeral will take place th.s morning at 10
o'clock Relatives and Gcquain'ances are respect
fully invited ia attend.
On the Goth June, 1862, al The residence of her
son Alex. X Sheppard, Ehq-, in Unioutnwn, Ala.
Mrs MARY SHEPPARD, late Of Matthews co.n-
~. Va
q Louisville papers please copy.
At the residence of bis grandmother Mrs synco,
Union liil. Friday. July l!th, 1850. of cholera
infan,u,n. THOMAS JEFFERSON. only child Of
VIM. H. ant Elizabeth J. Taylor, aged II months
Ere sin could blight or so.row fade
Death came with friendly care.
The opening bad to Heaven conveyed
And babe il blossom there.
On The 18Th Of JANE, after a short but painful i'll
ness, Mrs. ANNE SHARPE. in the Joth year OF her
age.
pcares, rnc,hcr thou hast left US
Ard we Thy loss most deeply feel,
Eut ',is God that has hereit us,
HI can all our sorrows heal.
on Tuesday. ttr Sth instant, of cholera intantum,
CTAKILDA EEAUREGhRD. only daughter of T..
II. and NJ. l.. Williams, aged / year months and
10 days.
IT'S saa 70 breathe the parting word,
With 'hrobbirg heart aId fearful eye;
To soc The tender flower we loved so we'd
SO early wither, droop and die.
Ard YET would no. call thee back,
Our darling RIIpA, thou or. b,est-
We hope To meet thrv IN that land
Where weary spirits sweetly rest
In Petersburg on Wednesday night. 9th instant,
JAMES II. TOTTY, in the 35th wear Of his age
Thus has another man Of generous impulses been
stricken down IN tte vigor of manhood, leaving
behind wife and Ave interesting children. to feel
kcenIr ;hn loss OF an af'cct:ona,e and induigent
husband and father.
Al his r. sdencp, Eod"r. iirtreat, Clarke count v,
Va, on the ri Of June, PAUL SMITH, in the G;'l
year of his age.
u this city. Saturday, July 18th, OF typhoid
fever, EDGAR A. HUDNUr, in the :v',h year of
his age
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CAPTURED BIZ THE ghEaY.

A steamer, under English eoors. width cleared
from Nassau. n r.. for Beaufort, n. T., and which
had put into Bulls Bay for haIbor, WAS captured
by four Yankee launches on Monday morning last
Some twenty persons, who left her la boats reached
here yesterday evening. and We learn that the
stxsrer had on board valuable cargo Of gene raj
merchandise, &c The captain, sapercsugo, and
several se&uen remained on board and were taken
with her. The last that was Of her she had
be~n carried out to tho biockaders.-Caarte
MtvcnyN
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ANOTHER usE foK HE NAvY.

The Natehez Courier OF the LIST says that one
morning last week, while war vessel of the enc.
my eoalipe at The Natchez shore Ter officer IL
said 10 have reoark el that the L. S. Rect desired
to close out with Viek.burg Ia s.o. order that all
her heavy gunbeats light retuin- Ati..nticwafd al
war was expected 70 break cat between Great
Britain and the North.
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fICAYUNE BUTLER at EATON ROUGE.

FIcAYUSE BUTLER at EATON ROUGE.
Lat Saturday morning, says the jackson Missis-
sjpPt0n. of the 9TH Picayune Butler visited the city
OF Bafon Rouge. on board the steamer McClellan.-
He left again Sunday.
He immediately went to work upon his arrival,
arrosting the citizens of that place. Hon. e. T.
Bryan, the Mayor OF the city, called before
him. an: required to take the oath of allegiance or
be consigned to Fort Jackson. MIR Bryan very pro-
refly viewed the oath not worth moIss than the
paper II was written on, took ii, and is now i'll
cry on his way to Chattanooga to join Scots cav
airy regiment.
Mr.. b. has kindly furnished us a statement of
the conversation which he had with the ricayunc,
whose whole spite seemed TO be directed against
the gucrriDGs of Louisiana. He bcesied that he
would put down the guerrilla system of warfare
tia. he could 90 it in fifteen minutes, and this Il
the manner in which lie proposes to crush The
guorriilss.
What 10 you say sir" saws be- 40 my Issuing
proclamation offering freedom and thousand
dollars to any negro who will bring III the head
81 guerrilla. II Is true mistakes will happen, but
what OF thatf Mistakes of that sor. viii occur
Ar for instance. my nen nave wTon iuiiy destroyed
the property Of one ma, George keilcr,j but |
mean to pay for that. AS Tor Captain Ba.ids pro-
perry, he was an officer IN the Confederate army,
and left his property where the guerrillas eouid
get bold OF it, and for that reason his men were
perfectly justifaUe in destroying it,
He stated that the only chance for the Confede.
rate cause was for torsigu Intervention. "Bur>nup-
posing France and England should interior. we
have s,regdy whipped England and ns for little
Johphy Crapeau. he can't whip Tie little Me xicans
Bxt before these States shosid bSoag to any otaer
Government Ian'tte Unt,cd States ace caa and ,ciit
m IKE them q sec0hd san ijoasia1o"
He took III old Methods, preacher, named Ora
Yeas. with him to be consigned to Fort Jackson
because lac prayed too often and too loud in secret
Prof Magruter was also arrested for having rs
marked to gentleman In Baton Rouge who had
heea very conspicuous in hunting mp cotton for tho
Yankees that he ought 10 be hung.
Harry Ilymcs, OF the Sugar Planter was arrested
for having advocated in his Journal the burning of
cotton.
Various other arrests were made upon similar
frivolous charges.
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new GUSPowDER "A new style Of gunpowder
hes been invented by q New Jersey engineer ii
tgpited In An uncon6ned Iaass Ia en- open key it
burns without a.. explosion. Willis. IL thoroughly
secured BY tappi9g Il explodss with ~ much force
asordiaHy gulp0Wdor.
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NORTHERN PAPERS.

Our friends would greatly obligc us by sending
any Norshern papers they may chance to get in
their possession to this office, The public will
thus receive the news at the earl.es, moment
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MARJx.ruI).

On The loth inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Seelcy Mr..
JAMES T. HtsaHES. al Richmond, "a Miss MAR
TIA T. DoESETT Of Chesterfield, Va
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SPECIAL NuTlCES.
q NEW MAP OF VIRGINIA!
NEW MAI OF VIRGINIA
WEE & JOHNSTON,

AK " -tAi Of ' liI'tNIa! u
NEsE & J1MNSIGS.
No. rs HAlN STREET,
Have recently published
A NEW NAP OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
Containins ali the counties principal towns,
Railroads telegraph tin"s, rivers canals, ard all
other intcrna! improvements. This Is the best
Map Of the State ever published. We have
spared no expense 10 make il perfect. Ii il gotten
~ on beautiful map paper, made expressly for
Us IL print this map Ipon. Size. 20 by 80
inches, bound in pocket form, in beautifully
Illuminated covers. Price $3.50
Address WEST Il JOHNSTON
~ I1--lt Publishers, &C., Richmond
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T OST- Between the corner Of Clay and 81
i 4 streets and the residence of Mr. Goddin. near
the toll gate. II POCKET. BOOK, containing slio III
money, II lock Of hair, and two leaves otoabsence
granted 10 the undersigned by Lieut. Potts. 1t was
lest about midday of Sunday, the 18th inst. A
liberal reward will be paid the finder Oh his del,V-
ering it to the Dispatch Office -
ID. T. HASKETT.
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THE FIRST YEAR
OF THE WAR.
WEST & JOHNSTON,

40 MAIN STREET.,
Will publish OIL "Wednesday. July 10th,
THE FIRST YEAR OF TIE WAR;
BY Edward A. Pollard, author OF BLACK Diamond =
Southern Say,' etc l vol, vo., 400 PIP,
thirk paper covers. Price S40D.
Address orders TO WEST Il JOHNSTON,
Publishers ana Book sellers Rich,nond.
" lI-.lt
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GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c.

pACoN, BACON.i0ol1 lbs. prime Smithiel
ID BACON, in store and for sale by
~ i2--:it CilAS. 4. WORKMAN co.
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FROM JIE SOUTH.

Our Sou'h.r-. exchanges furnish a few items OF
Interest:
THE WAR Is NE SOUTHWEST
letter from Nica;ack. In the vicinity Of Buell.
forces, dated July sth, says
The Federal forces on Hal"y's farm near Battle
Creek tuO or three miles above bridgeport, have
increased to about five thousand, having portion
of cavalry and artillery. At Bridgeport Sley have
one regiment and half OF cavalry AID Of artille.
ry: twelve small pieces A large train Of baggage
wagons came in during the latter part Of last week
and very large train OF wagons, said by persons
who nave seen them, to number near four hundred,
coming from tho direction Of Florence and Hunts
Vile. Buell. il at huntsville Oh his road to Steven
son amt Bridgeport, and We may. ere long, hear of
something Iik~ war right here tie icnueAsee
r1Ver orr iorces ere on the side Of the river oppo-
rite the ianAees and are anxious 10 them Oh
this side
The Yankees celebrated tho s,h at Bridgeport
and Battle Creek by salute OF thirty four guns
On Saturday morning last small party OF Col.
Daviss Florida troops went across the Tennessee q,
and. fording the Seluatchie foot, surprised a
scouting party of Yankee cavalry numbering ~
taking five prisoners, killing and wounding nine,
aud capturing five horses and guns, which they
brought into camp. party of five Yankees who
had padded over to Long Island to gather berries,
were also captured by our men. A Yankec Major,
who had swan over after boat, captured by
our pickett The opposing pckets have ceased %
fire at each other, and now exchange newspapers
and civilites by swimming over. On last Thursday
night the Yankees fiercely shect! cur canl--wit!-
out result however.
Captain, that ali the field officers OF his regiment
18th ll!inos-resgned few days ago, aud he thinks
draii by the Lincoln Government will be resisted
in the U. S.
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tDR RENT-Two pleasant ROOMS, one fur
nshed the other unfinished. in "a private
house in the Western part Of the city. Address
"B. J. D." through Richnond Post,Oifce.
jy l5---jt-
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FOR REM.

blooms FOR RENT WITH BOARD-Three
IL or four very pleasant ROOMS, suitable for
small families, can be secured with BOARD, either
by the week month. in private family The
house is located in a quiet and healthy part of the
city. Address by note, TO M. T." Dispatch Office
giving full names References exchanged
j,,)
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G TRAYED OR S 4 L E-From my wagon
= camp, the night OF the 9th lust, small bay
STALLION four years old, with two hind feet
white, and fore partly 80; also, small
white spot on his nose. He had on heavy black
artillery halter. Any person leaving information
at this Office that will lead to the recovery of the
horse will be literally rewarded.
A. Il. LAND, A. G. NJ,
Al
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NY PERSON that give information of
~ ALLEN Il. WILLIAMS, of Company ii, lst
regiment South Carolina volunteers, who
wounded in the Mecbanicsville battle of Friday,
the 21th OF June. will much oblge the undersigned
by writing to him soon as possible. address
WALLACE Il. WILLIAMS, Company II. Colonel
Iaulilton's regiment lst S. c. V, Richmond, Va.
;vl
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fTIWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-Stolen, a
4 light-colored bay MULE. with n black stripe
on each of his shoulders about as wide ones
hand and on his left leg large scar, right
his knee He was taken from the Engineers sta
be on Cary, between 18th and 18th streets. will
give twenty dollars reward for his recovery, if
brought TO me, corner of 18th and Cary streets,
iy lo--3t@ WIN MITCHELL.
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); COPYRIGHT SECURED!

~ IUP1 EIJH SEC IND
WEST & JOHNSTON
PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
liJ Main street,
Have III press end will issue about lst to 10Th (at
latcstl Of August
THE PARTISAN LEADER;
A Novel And an Apocalypse OF the Origin and
Struggle OF the Southern Confederacy by Judge
Beverley Tucker, Of Virginia, originally published
in 1885, now re published by IL and edited by Rev
Thomas A. Ware. WEST & JOHNSTON,
iy bit Publishers, &c, Richmond
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p, MASONIC NoTICE-The members of
Is RICHMOND RANDOLPH LODGE, No.
~, are summoned to attend stated meeting OF
the Lodge, IA Masons' He'll, THIS EVENING, at
: o'clcck. Transient brethren in good standing
aro requested IL attend
BY order OF ;ha Wor. Mas;er
jy l5-It' JOHN LESTER. Secretary
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FfNHERE was taken from my stable small sorrel
MARE, that was left there as being strayed,
about three weeks ago, on last Saturday. She had
a sore on the back, with bluestone on it, Ii the
owner has got her would wish him to know that
the Mare was mine until the beard paid, go l
will hold the person or persons concerned as hay
ing committed theft as soon found.
Was brought to my stable, by the night watch,
Thursday morning, small bay HORSE; white
feet and face; marked on the back with the saddle.
The owner will prove property, pay expenses, and
take 1t away. K. REID,
GtailaS ct II neg Clay
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MILITARY NOTICES
WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAST INSPECTOR 0EsERALs OEyHy
Richmond, July n. 1861.
~ ENERAL ORDERS, No. 49,

n 1NAhhL OhD1HS, NJ. ".
All persons engaged in enrolling Conscyo,,
hereby authorized and required TO arrest Ds.s,,s'
from the Army, aud to deliver them 10 the O..
mandants OF the nearest Camps of Ipssruc,io o'a
to lodge them in the nearest JAIL and to return h
names, company. and regiment to the Adju,an. s,a
Inspector General. "'
.tal,ers are requested TO desaIn them, and Gill T.
allowed the fees and charges for the deteni,aa y,
prisoners prescribed by the laws of the S,s,. !.
which the Jail Ia situated ENROLLING officer ~. "a
also required to report TO the Adutant and In.,s,
tor General the Danes and address Of all psrao,,
absent from the Army without leave, whether ="
the expiration Of their ieaves Of absence t,,,y
iorghs, dstes, or otherwise. And where this 49,
authorized absence exceeds the time reanr,d g.
correspond with the War Depss, merii. ". enroll
ing officer viii arrest the person. and send him o,
the nearest Camp Of Instruction, reportnx ~.
arrest to the Gdih'ant and Inspector GepersI
COMMANDMENTS Of Campssof Insrt,ctiou srA -
quired to forward Deserters, AMI persons ah.srl
without leave, to their regiments and have ~.
powers of arrest conferred upon enrolling Officer,
BY command of the Secretary Of War
tSigned s. COOPER
jy l5--lm AdJt and Inspector Gepet,I