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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-10

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WITH GgEkT InPRoyEsfEsTs AND ADDITIONS.
the summer lumber contains
Four Lar.e and spicndid Pas i ION i plate.
Three Full Sized Pytterns Of Dresses
Comprising the
New French Waist. an Elegant Sleeve.
AND a MISSES SACK,
8 Il And asheet ~ Mex and Beautiful
sBRAID And EMgRDIDgRTNG PATTERNS.
Together with nearly LOO Hus raviug Of all
the novelties 6r sEn1Eg yoxsErs. cso4xs.
TRIxnISes. aEa1LDgExss DKsssxs. Err. and
vsiu.bls aYfornafion 10 Ms.s6rers. aDrrss Ma-
kcr.. Mothers, and Ladies generally. present
ing the largest and best Fa~ssson Magazine in
tho weird. published <73 Bfosdway, and sold
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free. On receipt of the amount, in stamps OF
silver Yearly ~, With che EIlo.inx valuable
premium 80 ~ - s~5sss gss 49,
! Each yrarIy Subscriber will se emitted to =
reecIus for rhe selection OF 50 - ~arsk ~
plain patterns. from the lssixms in shs tsoE
or from the show room or they mas ia ssasr-
,s. ard -ens ny mail any .ssrs during .sss rear,
By paying the passage
SpendfI Tadn~smenss TO Canvassers.
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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-10

PEssoSAL.-Lieut. Geo, W. Parker has
returned home on sick furlough. Hs has
seen the Indians, and says they are strong,
We'll mounted and armed, and are more than
a match for an equal number of whites
Col. Sib.ey thinks they have four thousand
warriors, all.lhs Sioux trioed being united
Lieut.. Parker says all the regiments raised
under the last call, and now beius raised,
will be retained in the State for frontier ser
vices. 49,
John A., asias Guy Graham and Louis
Lis.lstie'd arc now in the city. ON Through.
They are members OF the Third Regimen,
and were surrendered with the regiment At
Nurfrresboro. They are both IN excellent
hea''h. Guy was formerly one Of the pro-
Pr'esors OF The Sentinel. and later an employ
% in this Office. We welcome shea, hack.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-10

ISDErENpENr CANpInATE-We call the
attention OF our readers to the card Of
FRANK Ives, Rsq, announcing himself an
independent candidate for office. This is
the way to do. Party shacklss have been
and ought to DO broken, aad convention nom
nations ought no longer to bind men. II
any man wishes to become q candidate for
any office within the gifts Of the people,
let him inform the people Of that fact. They
can then do Us they please about voting 70,
him. 49,.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-10
EQualiZed.
Republican Platform,

Adjourned to meet Oc.obe: Isl, 1862
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-10

Red Wing, Sept. 10, 1862.
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-10

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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Imaortnnt frnm Nnshui,le.

NASHVILLE, Nov. ll.-G4u. Rosecrans
and staff arrived last might, having left
Bowling Green at 9 O'clock that morning,
on train 10 MilchelisyiIe, making the
remainder OF the trip GU horseback with
out Interruption from gucrrilas. The
forests are blazing along the greater por.
tloh OF the route, and many dwellings,
have been destroyed. The country looks
painfully desolale. The iuhabitai,s'
forage ard sock is nearly all gone.
The reports abJut the starving situation
OF Nashville are lArcifuI. About 10000
bush corn and oih-r substantiaIs wele in
store when McCOOk's corps arrived.
The recent attack OF the enemy was q
reconnaissance ami a feint to enabl. Nor
gan's guerrillas 10 destroy the railroad
bddse. We los; about 80 killed snd
wounded. McCooli has driven most o,
the rebel guerill,s clear back from the
city. The enemy is still In considetabl,
force at Murfreesboro. but is re,rcatinQ
beyond the Tennessee river, DESTROYING
everything as they retire. A supply
train Of 100 wagons arrived from Mich,
elsville last night.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

BTiIiisst Victory In sOuthera Kentucky.
The following was received a! head.
quarters Of the army iO.d'y:
LAGRANGE. Nov. II.
Moi Gen H W. HaLlsck. Gent in Chief {:
''The following dispatch has just been
received from Gen. Dawes at Columbus:
"Ths expedition Commanded hy Brrga.
dier General Ransom has proved great
success. Ii came up with Col. Wood.
wards rebel force, 300 strong. near Ga
rAttsburg. and sfter short eng agemsnt
killed sixteen Of his men, amorg th,m
Que Captain sDd a LieHteoaot woundiog
f,rty, including one Captain aud l~o
Lieutenauts and taking twenty FIVE
prisoners. all their horses and fifty mules; (;
a large number Of arms and equipm, nts. .
routing the whole concern aud dfiyinl.
them out Ct th STATE Of Kentucky. Our
loss was three kiIlel and seventeen
wounded. u. S. GRAxr,
'hajor GeD'l Commanding.'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

THE FoREsuADowiNG OF NAVAL OPERA
TIoNs. Our rapidly growing navy creates
alarm in tie South for the remainder oil
their seaports, The commander al Charles
ton has given notice TO the non com bstant
inhabitants that they Lad better provide
for their removal at once, 10 avoid The
panic Of sudden removal CT the eu,ire
population. The Richmond Examiner
takes to heart the cspture OF Galveston.
aud INDUCES IN grave apprehensious OF
the operations ol our navy, and of the
working Of the emancipation proclamation
10 the Cotton States, il the Government
should getau opportunity to put it in force
by The possession of their seaports. Il
says: at is useless to deny the advan.
tages which would ensue to the enemy
from the capture OF our rsmsiang ports
or to slight such u misfortune to us by the
consolation that we can sill whip the
enemy by interior warfare" And "if
Charleston, Savannah and Mobile are TO
fall into the hands Of the enemy this win.
ter, then we may prepare for train Of
disasters that will reach the heart of the
South, and fearfully try the fortitude of
our people,"
That train of disasters is just what we
ara preparing for. and with our glowing
navy it seems reasonable that they may
all be visited on the Couledarstes this
winter, (Cincinnal Gazette. a
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Burnside's Address, 20 the Army

NS"hNAEhS ANN VI THE OTOAAC,I
October 10, 1862
The following order was issued by
General Burnside, on taking command o.
the army:
"ln accordance with General Orders
No. l63. issued by the President of the
United Sat $, | hereby assume command
Of The Army Of ths Potomac. Patriotism.
and tho exercise of my every energy in
the direction Of this army. aided BY the
'ull and hearty co operation Of its officers
and man, will, hope, uudsr the blessing
OF God, insure lis success.
'"Hsving been sharrr Of the priva-
lions, and witdoss Of the bravery Of the
old Army Of the Potomac in the Mary.
land csmpaisn, and fully ind-nliG, d with
them III their feelings OF resp, ct aud o..
'eem for General Mcclellan. entertained
through long and most friendly asso
cla'Ion with him, feel that 1t is not as
stranger assume command.
ITO The Nin!h army corps, so long and
intimately associated with me, Iced say
nothing. Our histories are identicsl.-
With diffidsnce for myself. but with a
proud confidence in the unswerving 10y.
atty and de termination Of The gallant Army
now lntrusted to my care. | cspt its
control, with the stsadfast assurance that
The Just cause must prevail.
(Signcd) "A. E. BURNSIDE,
Major General Commanding
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Letter From the ooh Resim en-,
CAMP AT GLASGOW, Ky,
Nov. 7th, 1862,


EDIroRs GAZETTE IL again embrace
III opportunity of boring your readers
with an account Of The travels and adven
lures of Eye Ninetieth" since you last
heard from me. wTots you on the | 8.h
ultj while camped at the beautiful town
Of Danyillo. We we're then u the opn.
ion mat terrific battle would be fought
in that part OF the Statr--.hat Burll's
splendid strategy" would culmiuste and
finishing stroke given to rebellion in
the Southwest. Such were our expecta
tions up till the morning Of the l4th,
when news reached US that ubiquitous
Bragg-true to the instincts Of Southern
bravery and chivalry-hsd evacuated his
position and was then far on his way Ia
asafs retreat TO more cougenial cline,
and, as a matter Of necessity, We had 10
follow after. We La good roads ill we
passed through Crab Orchard. and then
came the "tug of war" By the time
We arrived at Mt. Vernon we had again
come up with the enemy, but he did moi
feel disposed to grant us trial of oul
arms and prowess; but seemed more in.
clined to make better time in his South
ward course. and to impede cur progres,
by obstruction of roads, telling Of trees,
&c, at which time he chose the most dan
gerous portion Of the road. at which the
passage of our traius would be the mos
difficult and which would not allow us to
proceed until the distractions were re-.
moved. On down to Wild Cat we vent,
clamberiDg over highest hills, along the
= most declivitous passages found among
the Rockcastle nights, We rested oue
night upon the battle ground of Wild
Cat made memorable just one yeur be
fore. We saw the positions occupied by
the combattants in that engagement off
to the left being the position held by four
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
For lhe Lancaster Gareitn.

l never see poor. half starved, i'll
conditioned specimen OF humanity wan.
derIng about, apparently seeking means
oI enjoyment, tina! ain not moved to
compassion. think how that destitute.
aud perhaps really suffering ons, may
have been nursed on a mothers lap as
'enderly "a myself and canno, tell, nor
do ever indulge the inclination to pause
and inquire, how. or by what train of
circumstances lie has fallen iuto want, or
even crime. 1t is enough for mt that
See destilutioh and suffering before me.
And WHO can tell. after all, but these rags
cover hearts free from guile. And tho
these wanderers, seeking employment,
seeking for bread, seeking for that sym
patby which would lift the burden from
their oppressed hearts. are sometimes
driven from the doors Of luxury aud pIeu.
'y' and stsrve and freez- in sight and
hearing Of the reveliug Of those who fare
sumptuous'y every day, they may become
the brightest ssrrsphs around Gods
throne. 1t relieves my sympathies, when
remember, that it is only those who
have prepared for themselves garlands o.
pure deeds, that are to sit in tie hi.shes
heavens, and sujoy their "yOod things" in
the life to come. ZENO
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
The Elections,

In New York the Democrats elected
their entire State ticket. and seventeen
ont Of thirty one Congressman.
Massachusetts re elected Gov. Andrew
by more than $4,000 majority, all the ten
Republican Congressman. and Legis
lsture almost unanimously Republican.
New Jersey has gone Democratic by
14,Ou0 majority on State ticket, and re,
turning four Democratic aud one Union
Cngressmen.
I.ittte Delaware has done well--el-et
ing the Uaion candidate for Governor by
III majority, but her Union Congress
man was defaed BY only 90.
Michigan keeps the true faith. The
Republican State ticket is eeet-d by over
5000 majority, and i've out of the six
Congressman.
Illinois goes D,mocratic by about 49,.
0OO majority, aud elects 8 Democratic
and s Union Congressmen.
Wisconsin elects the Republican State
ticket. A Rep. and Dem, Congressman,
Missouri sends Eman ipalionists lc
Congress.
Minnesota and ksNsas are both Rcpub
lioans The Administration will have 0
small majority in the next Congress.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

plsaSaat and cheerful. They do all in
their power to relieve the men.
How long we will remain here I am
unable tp say. do not expect j / will be
long, however. Tho bugIe has just
sounded for dress parade, and | must
close. Send the Gazette regularly.
serg't WILLIAMS,
Co D, Goth Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

cY The case Of the State VS. JOSIAH
Bsker for the murder Of his mother. is
now being tried in our county Court
Counsel for the State VIM. T. Wise Pros
ecuting Attorney, and los. Olds, Eeq, of
Clrclevile--for the defense H H. Hunter,
Esq, aud G. D Martin. Esq.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

SoiREE MAoIQuE Prof TUCKER, the
inexplicsble Illusionist, will give one oI
his soirees magique at the City Hall on
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th.
The performances Of Prof Tucker have
everywhere achieved for him great sue
cess throughout the principal cities OIL
the West.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
D6r We mupt have money, we Oaunt

'7" DS1 We "uS' naVe "oney' We Vauno'
and willn furnish our paper for nothing
The printer must live. Many OF our
,rieuds have not paid copper during the
three years We have sent them the Taper.
They must now pay up. Our foreign
subscribers particularly are delinquent.
We give them till the Grst day of April,
1868. to square their accounts. II not
then paid, their papers will be discOnIin
ued. and accounts lrfl for collection by
suit .,.. 1s
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

RT See new advertisement of ISAAC
hEvr. He has opened out large stock
of Ready Made Clothing in the room
formerly occupied by ADoLPH AARON,
two doors east Of Hooking Valley Bank.
lie advtrtises to sell cheap for cash
Give him n call.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

ET Attention is called to the adver'
tisement Of Jacob Block at the Old Slsnd
Of Levy & Block, where will be found a
large stock of seasonabs goods.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

>%Msjor Giesy, of the 46'h. arrived
in this city yesterday The 46th is now
at Memphis.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

To THE TAX PAYERS OF FAIRFIELD CouN
TY BY reason OF the small change being
boarded, it will be impossible for me
during the coming collection of Tsxcs, to
make change consequently The Tax.
PAYERS must prepare themselves.
You are also notified that no bank pa.
per will be taken except Ohio and Treas.
ury Bills, that being the law.
o. L. DAVIS, T. F.C.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
MARRIED..

Nov 9, 1869, by the Rev. James T E
Fnck, the Rev. Abram A. Shesler, of
Iowa, 10 Miss Mira Wilkinson, Of Rey.
noIdsburgT Ohio.
Nov. Cd, by tie Rev. Thorss Drake.
Mr.. Emanuel Radebaugh and Miss Sarah
Doner. both of ths county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

GENERAL ORDER No. 1872,
WAR DEPT. ADJr. GES IS OFrIeE !
Washington, Nov. 8.
"By direction Of the President Of the
United States it is ordered that Major
General Mcclellan be relieved from the
command of the army Of the Potomac.
aud that Major G,neral Burnside take
command Of that army.
by order Of tho Secretary Of War.
"E. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. g."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

ANDREW REID has just received ano'h.
or large lot of new good 1T his store
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

ETThose who praise you in the be.
ginning, will ask layors 10 the eud.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
TIE QGIIiNR sub, ,TIIUTE,
Or
n e Il V r TONIC.
A CERTAIN REaEDY FOR
I WEIR And !AG i L.
IVIIIIS IIrPOHTANT DISCOVERY. 70

TVNIIIS IUPORTANT DISCOVERY. for
the radical cure Of Fever and 8gle, and OtL ~
bilious diseases, IL She result of over thihy.fve
years. xper-nce Of Dr. G. J. LEEDS. practising
rhysician. and Druggisl, who willingly staked his
professional reputation upon the merits Of the QGl-
niHs SuJsitato. for The eurs OF the above GlHssOf
di,sascs. ltdnes not cOnsiB Quihine. Opium. Nor
phlDe or Arsenie. or HHy mineral substances what
ever; while n pOs-rss9. all the advaBtageso Of the
above medicines, without their lhjurioUs eFeGt.,
either upon the head. stomach bowels. aud which
too one nimpalT their tone, leaving permanently
dsbitatsd rvOas system, though they succeed
In emoving the disorders for which theT aEe etaken
II eau be sdmius cred during every stage % preg-
nancy. and under many cireum5tancosin ~ which Qni.
nine would DC naiInissablc.
EstraetC'0R aisttsr Of Capt J. ". Mang0A.
nEIe SIs:-It affords ne much pleasure tn add nv
testimony in faVo3 OF yOnf Q1inine Substitute or
Nerve Tome. had the Chsgres fever for nine onths
my liver badly Affected Oh the 96th OfJuly bought
six bottles Oflhe Quinine Sutsiitute-in weOk the
palms in my IoinH Serj gone -iniwo weeks could
attend tn nv duty IN board my vcs,el-in a month
was well man. and have cOntif ued as healthy as
ever was. | have tried II on one Of my crew. whe
has taken qTipine mt T. affected his ey ssIght al
Staten Island; he had the fever for six weeks. but
your medicine has made bin as healthy a man q. I.
there is In New York. write th. for the teneAt "
sailors. Yours. nm tho squarr.
JOHN -. NUNSON, Brig AmOnosaek
For by KAUFFdANS + &C.
Sept 24-27-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
AssIgnee's NorIce.

NOTICE ishefsby gyeB that ths ondersishsd has
bsen duly appointed and qualified ~ AsssgBee Of
tbs property OfLkVY& Il BLOCK. Persons knoving
themselves 10 be indebted 70 said LsVy & Block are
requested ~ make Immediate payment. and thos9
having claims against them will present ihe same 10
TIE undersigned. Assignee HENRY LEVY.
LaheAstsr, Oct iGlh, ls52-)w30.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

Any information regarding it will he
thankfully received. Address Z: 4. X.
al this ollice.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
APPEAL FOR LITERATURE.
A. BRENlENIlS BOOK STORE,
Three Doors West OF Hooking valley
Bank.

The richest soil without the aid
OF Books Is swiftly choked with every weed,
A nd brings old hoathe nism back again
With every vice and crime thathumHn nature stain!
Has Ignorance diseased the oulwith prOgresssure2
A. BRESNENAS has BoOksthe foul disease to cure;
Would parents save their children from each vice
and crimef
HisvOlumes suit each case and suit the time!
Would parents now prepare them for To cir man.
hoods dayS
His stock points out and keeps them in the wayI
From school Book up to Books for deepest minds.
The Stationery cheap and hne OF different kinda,
And Fancy Articles aud paper for the Walls and
Blinds
Come see his ample Stock while low War Prices
spread. ..t
And prove thatBRENNEMA AN Is going ahead!
Come buy, to HnmaR EloBatiOR true
And push ahead your children and your country tool
Lancaster June II, 1862.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
ZANE HOUSE:
EVANSVILLE, OHIO.
4. [. COOK, Proprietor.

Lfte Of Laseas ar, AND more rseeH!y Of BsHsir, OA.e
EVAVIN g Leased THIS WELL KNOWN
House tor TORN Of years, takes plnisnro In In.
forming the travelling public as well his man! old
friends and patrons, thai 1t Is being thoroughly req
oyated aud repaired; that rew furniture has been
added to make liza First CliSs H0teIj and that
heis at all tim PREPARED to accommodate II trSy
cling plblic In tho best Of style.
The House is pleasantly st'i,t on the corner of
Fifth aud Main Streets in central pari OF the city
nearthc Court House; aud bat few doors frou the
Pdstoflcc.
D I'D
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13
Estntc Of Taroh lIiIIer

Np'lch lsbsTeby given thHt tbs uhdersK z s9i hAs
NOs9n anppitisd aud qaaiiasd Ms Admini.tra-
tot o. lS estate Of Jseob Hllsr. deceased Persous
Elaks inmediaio payneut. Eli HOMES
Oct o.. IsGl- 3Ss
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-13

ADSG.-A small wooden box
containing papers valuable only to Tie
ownsr. The box was lost come two months
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-02
FROM ARIZONA.

The New Orleans True Delta, has the Mesilla
Times, Of the Ist inst, a few days later. Robt.
P. Kelly, editor of the Timss, who was shot
some time since, by Col. Baylor, died on the
3Ist ult. The Times says:
The deceased was a native of Kentucky,
reached manhood in Missouri, and was for many
years a resident of Western Texas, and for sew
ersl years connected with the government land
surveys Of New Mexico. For the last three
years he has been a resident of Arizona. The
deceased was a civil engineer by profession, the
founder and late editor of the Mesilla Times,
and the protector of many enterprises for the
prosperity and improvement of the territory.
He leaves an aged mother, and a wife with three
small children in the States, to mourn his loss.
The Times has the annexed items-al we
find of interest:
The election which was held on Monday, the
Both Ult., for congressional delegate, resulted in
the vote being generally cast for Judge II. A.
Macwillie. The friends Of Hon G. II. Curry,
the present incumbent, did not take part in the
election, viewing the proceedings as illegal, on
account Of their giving ouly ten days uotice
preceding the day of election, and thereby dis
hanchising a large portion Of the territory.
A large train left this place last week, with
provisions for the copper mines of Santa Rita.
We are glad to see that these mines re kept
going, in spite of war evils, and continually oc
curing Indian depredatiOns.
Lieut.. Simmons, who was taken prisoner by
the Federals near Fort Craig, a few weeks ago,
has been exchanged for second Lieut.. Madina.
who was taken prisoner by Capt. C~oopwood, at
the battle of Alamosa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-02-02
SILK
rELETARY TNsTRUCTE0N.

The New Orleans Delta makes a practical sue
gestion to the Louisiana Legislature, in its lands
bic work oforganizing the State militia, that well
merits a general consideration throughout the
South. It is that some steps be taken to estab-
lish a school of instruction for officers, such As
exists in France, and which has been found to be
so effective in that country since the original
adoption of the system. 1t is not proposed that
the officers of the militia and volunteer troops be
thoroughly instructed in all the branches Of mill
tary science, but that they devote a certain time
to learning those rudimentS Of the art, without
which they are utterly Incompetent for their posi-
tons. Such instruction, as the Delta observes,
is important, not only TO familiarize the officers
with their duties, but also to produce something
Ike uniformity in the dnu and movements of the
troops.
We can only say that unless this or some other
policy that viii secure competent officers is
adopted, the idea of organizing the State forces
had as well be utterly abandoned.