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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
OF IOWA.
ApJurAyT GENERALS OFFIcE,l
Davenport, July ii, 1868.

ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcEI
Davenport, July Ia, 1868. !
GENERAL ORDER, NO. III.
In some of the States of the United States
Provost Marshals have been resisted in arrest
ing deserters and in enforcing the conscrrptior
law. ~, .1,v ,Istructions TO these officers it is
provided as follows:
" To enable Provost Marshals TO discharge
their duties efficiently, they are authorized Ia
call upon the nearest available military force.
or on citizens as posse conitatus, or on United
States hlarshals and Deputy Marshals and
these aud all other persons are hereby req uired
TO aid the Provost Marshals in the execution OF
his lawful duties when called on to do So
In the present emergency it is very desirable
that the efforts of the Government to suppress
the rebellion should be promptly sustained by
all loyal men, and it is also very desirable tina,
our soldiers now facing the enemy in the field
should not be withdrawn to enforce the laws al
home.
l. 1t is therefore ordered that oil volunteer
companies in ali counties in this State which
are organized and armed under the laws of the
State, shall when called upon by the Provost
Marshals OF their respective district, aid said
Provost Marshals in the discharge Of their du-
ties at once, and respond to the call with the
arms furnished them by the State and act ns n
P"'N' N""sSN1NH"
upon the Provost Marshals TO call for such posse
While so acting, the companies will be in the
service of tho United States as posse con.itatus
and will be paid by the United States. The
call made by the Provost Marshals will be
made upon the Captain or other officer for the
time being in command of the company, and
will state the number of men required, and the
officer thus called upon will promptly furnish
the posse required.
III. In counties where volunteer companies
are not yet organized, it is very sirable that
the loyal men of the county who are willing to
aid the Provost Marshas in the prompt perfor
nance of their duties. shall organize an efficient
company as near as may be TO the county seat
and forward their organization to the Office Of
the Adjutant General, thst commissions and
arms may be issued, and such companies when
viii hold this order as binding on
them
BY order of the Governor.
u Y,
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
TEE Davis Countv has always haan

E1- Davis County has always been a
strong Democratic County, and of course
the Copperheads are bold. Here is what
the class Of men who nominated the Cop
perhead State ticket, resolved in tha,
county the other day
Resolced That we here deliberately and
firmly pledge ourselves one to the other, that
we will not render any support TO the present
Administration i'll crrrying on its wicked abo.
lltion crusade against the South that we will
resist to the death all attemps to draft any OF
our citizens into the army, and that we will
permit no arbitrary arrests to be made amongst
us by the minons of the Administration"
Who doubts that that is what the Cop
perheads Of this county mean, and would
say, if they were less cowardy :?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

GE Gov KIRKwooD has issued aeon
gratulatory address to the Iowa soldiers
in Gen. GRANTS army, assuring them of
the pride the State takes in their achiev-
ments
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

The dry weather. making a scarcity
of grass and Of water, is interfering
greatly with the expeditions ag;nst the
Indians
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
GTATE OF IOWA.

ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFrcEJ
Davenport July Ia, 1863. {
GENERAL ORDERS NO. lis.
|. The 9Th Iowa Cavalry will be organized
at Davenport upon the removal of the It'll Iowa
Cavalry from Camp Hendershott to the field
III. The camp of the sth Iowa Cavalry will
be near the old fair grounds on Duck Creek.
III. The camp Of the Sth Iowa Cavalry will
be known as Camp Roberts"
BY order of the Governor.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General of Iowa
Lansing Union, DEBORAH Republic, Waterloo
Courier, New Hampton Courier. Pocket Gin
Neaos, Elkader Journal, Mitchell Gasettsp st
Charles Inteliigeacer, Waverly Phenir, Cedar
Falls GaEette, Independence Guardian, Delhi
Journal and West Union Gazette, copy once.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

The Mascatine Journal says that the
entire crop of spring wheat in that coun-
ty has been destroyed by chintz bug.
The winter wheat, however, was splen-
did.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Gen. Banks and his Soldiers.

ET' 1t should not be forgotten tina
while the Western boys. under Gen
GRANT, SO valiantly and so gloriously
fought and triumphed at Vicksburg, tht
success at Port Hudson, and the open
ing of the lower Mississippi, has been &C
complished by an Eastern general and
soldiers from the seaboard States. 1t is
fit that our great river, of national and
not CT sectional importance, should be
opened by the co operating forces of the
whole Nation.
The National Astelliyencer is Justly
complimentary to Gen. BANKS, not only
because ofhis eminent solderly qualities,
but because of his modesty. 1t says:
The success therefore reflects only the more
honor on General who, throughout the whole
war, has been characterized by modesty
equal TO his capacity, and who at all times and
under all circumstances has manifested an alb
senee of self seeking in his simple devotion to
duty
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

The Mississippi is SO low that naviga-
ton is interrupted between Dubuque and
Davenport.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

GSr The peach crop of Southern ILL.,,
and other sections of the West, is said 10
be very heavy. That is fine promise
of Injuries to come.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

Go- MAnoNY, the Copperhead martyr,
has sued the edior OF the Times for Ii,
bel. The old traitor was sharp enough
70 make the action criminal one, so
dat the costs would fall upon the coun.
"
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
Farms For Sale.

Tome good improved farms lying near town,
~ also first class farm having 10 acres
improved and good house, 2 miles northwest
OF Independence. Inquire of j b. Don nan n, al
the Office of James Jamison
Independence July ii, 1863 fl6-2m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
MARBLE GRAVE STONES!

We have just received large lot of Yer
mont marble. which we will sell CHEAP FOR
CASH.
WALTON, ILER d. LOGAN
lndepen lence, July Ii, 1863. lis.tf
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28

II is estimated that our artillery Al
Vieksburg, threw against the city, %,
100 tons Of iron
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
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Aliutnnt linnnrnl al L.,

Lansing Union Decorah Republic. Waterloo
Con,ier, New Hampton Courier, Elkadcr jour
aai Pocket City Ae,ps. Mitchell Gaseae. ST.
Charles InteAgencer, Wayerly Phoair, Cedar
Falls Gazette. Independence Guardian. Delhi
Journal, and West Union Gasctte, copy once.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
TO ADVERTISERS.

THIS PAPER HAS NEARBY DOU-
BILE EHzE CIRCULATION IN 8s .
CEsiN8V COUNTY GE ANN 0IaEHR
PAPER AND Is TEzESEFOEEh WCCER
THE EtGST VALUABLE Wk.Dhe vi
FOB ABVEtsEESEEsS FO MAh ~
KNOWN TEVEEES BUSINESS TO THE
PEOPLE OF TKKsS COUNTY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
DIRECT ROUTE TO CHICAGO
AND ALL POINTS EAST,
Galena & Chicago Union Railroad.

UalGIia q chicago Union Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after April &c, '63, Trains will leave
and arrive as follows Sundays excepted,
FREEPORT d. DUNLEITH EXPRESS.
Leave Chicago, 900 A. NJ and $40 P
Arrive Belyiderc, l:l2 p. NJ. I2:45 A. NJ.
." Rockford, SO &c 90 "a"
Freeport, $40 A NJ " 2:35 p N
Dunleith, 700 g I" 700
Leave do 700 A. M. f" 6:l5 P. N.
=" Freeport; 1000 9:45
A" Rockford III .25 1880
+" Belvidere, 1925 1905
Arrive Chicago, 500 Pm. 3:55 4. NJ.
~ Leave Dunieiittiil Daily, except Saturdays.
4. Fl. WILLIAMS, Asst Supt.
e. B. TALCOTT. Gent Supt.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-07-28
SCHOOL FOR BOYS !

TNHE' undersigned would respectfully inform
4 the citizens of Independence, that she
will open school for boys in Aliens Block.
August 18th, 1868.
S. II. WELLS.
July 2lst 1863. fl7-4w
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ra.,s rsr z.rnsgl confederation.

CTz.Ns-R memIs. that your vote at this
the privilege Of cas'ipg. This is Il struggle for
fbc very liz. OF free institutions. II We save III
Union We save cur lib rtjcsi If We los 'h"
Uion W. are At the mercy Of d'spols aud y 'a"js.
GERxA\s-R Remember that when you vote the
Copperhead ticket you support men who support
the rebels, ly every ART known to demagogu"s; !;
and remember that these rebels have given due
uotica Of their intention, should they succeed IA
establishing the Independence Of the South, to
cut you Oft from all the rights Of citE'n-hp ;on
now cnj j,y uudr the Constitution and Govern
men of the Uaitcd States. R"m nb"r that they
hate you b. cause you are foreign born aud poor.
anil that lhcy do not rate you as the 'quals OF
their slav"s. will yon then vote against Gov
eminent like this. to establish one like that upon
its ruins?
IRIsnaEv-Remcmhp her that these insnlent slave
holding r. bcl' who now openly express their Gun
tempt for the poor rmigrant- from the land of
Curran, Grattan, Emmett, Moorr and O'ConnrI.
once cnjoIcd yoc as D mocrais, R"m"mher that
the Copperhcads d. So now. Remember thar ,hr
Two rarios-the rch.l traitors at the South and
the Cupp"rhcud traitors Mt the North, differ Cniy
in this: that while the one dete.ls you aud fight
for dissolution Of that Union which gave ynll
al the rights ol citizenship in order that you
uny Lee0;ne Guly nor lower than their slaves,
he other intfigurs for III" same ends. Both de-
ire the destruction OF the Union that free d mo.
cratic institutions may fall. Remember hat these
Copp"rheads melted your cnunrym'n to riot in
New York, aud then abandoned them to their
fate, throwing The responsibility and the oGium
upon iunrcrnt chuIchmen.
FoHEtCSERs-R Remember that Copperhcadism
is the friend and ally Of IregsoM To suppo't it
is doing violence to your sworn allegiance. You
promised whca you brcogpe cIi2en 30 defend
ibis Government against nj! and every Of its
enciaies. liow can you, then, 0n-ceniiOusly
vote to sustain party which gives all its sym
paihy and all its aid to lruturs?
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Sherif's Sale.
coorco ". Lance VS.. WIN. K. Tancey

WHEREAS. BT VIRTUE OF A DECREE
w and O,dpr Of Gale. issued ont OF the 8
,rict Conrt Of the Ninth Judicial District OF the
c,.ta of California in and for the county of
Trinity. ON the 18Th day Of August, A. D.. 1868,
ON a Judgment rendered at the August term OF
said Court in the above emitted cansr. ~ lnvor
- C,orgn W Lance against William X. Yancry.
T. ,r. snm Of Seven Hundred and Thirty four
and Thirty. three Ilundreth 1874 80 l0Othl dol
Irs ,vith interest thereon al the rate OF two
%, NOR cont ppr month from the 18Th day OF
,net A n 1863 together with costs tnxed
=, 1b. s,m Of Fifty two aud Fifteen One Hun
droth 1852 and is. lO0ih) dollars. with accrnnS
costs. etc. am commanded to sell in Accord
uncr with the law in such case PROVIDED. the ioi
lowinC Described property. 10 VII:
AII the ,iyht, title and interest OF said d.
fnJnnt. william X Yanccy, in aud I" the fol-
lowing described property. situate v'z One I'M
dividrd fifth part of II certain wafer lac" sl'ua'"
in the county of Trinity and State "f Ca'ilorhla'
taking wntcr fiom Rash creek about two ana I"
half miles ahnvr the Yr ka trail, and conveying
the same into Wravrrvilr Basin, which lace WAS
constructed by Ball 4 Co.. aud hos since been
known as The Rush Creek Dlch, being a"ont
eleven Il ) miles long aud conveys water aS lar
as the Two Mil. II"us".
Also. one undivided fifth part of two certain
reservoirs cOunt tctrd with said ditch. the one
situate about one half mile east OF Wchvtrvll''
and the Oth'r IN Il guloh known 8s Tue NoyPS
gulch. formerly known AS Ball y 90. = reservoirs
being the sam" property conveyed I" d"lrnhnht
August 28rh, 1861. by Lance & Oglr, together
with all aud singular the privileges and apph'~
trnances thereto belonging or i'll auywlse aPpur-
tanning
Notice il therefore hereby given that OH
Thursday, the Sd day September, 8. d.,
1863 at 2 o'clock p. m a, the Court House door
in the town of Wcavrrville and county "l Trim
ty, will sell he foregoing describ"d property
ut public auction to the highest bidder for cash,
in accordance with the decree III the above EN-
titled cuuse.-W Wcav"rvillr, Aug. II. 1868.
JOHN +. JONES, Sheriff
CHADBoURNE Z IlOWE. Plaintiff Attorneys
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ra- The Nzcaien. nud surgical nn.,i,n,e Of

Dr. L. j. CzApKY is already secured in position which
places well its puprator far above the assaults Of
envy and professional malice, In the schools cf frncc,
the highest PRICES often awarded to practitioners in
this department of Medical science and they occupy with
others an equally lofty position in the profession. Rcord
an illustrous example, shining light amOng the phil
oophca Of his age in Europe and pr Czaphay has
fuy equaled hiIa in this country proof OF which,
the Philadelphia College of Medicine compnertcd him
with Diploma and tie honorary al eunten degree. Sc
This his field OF operation although qualified rs
graduate of tbs University Of e.th. "Hd ue thct $ur
geon of the Hungarian Kevnu touHv Army, for
tended abors Dr J. j. t2akay has bent his earnest at
ten 1u the Of chronic amt private diSeaseS, in
which he has become great expert that he Is
regarded the in this bmuch of his profession
throughout the United STATES aud his portrait aud bog
raphy published matter Of interest to their readers
in the most exclusive journals. The Doctors offices
hs Me,lco ami Su gical Institute, Sacramento st.
of edesorT nearly opposite the tuidAs Oi the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
E- We ask particular atttpton Of our readers to the
crrtcates of rGIakable cures in another column
Of this paper 2i3m
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
WILLIAM ropD Us, JAMES COCHRAN.

WILLIAM TopD vs.. JAMES COCHRAN.
yITHEREAS, RT VlRrUE OF a DECREE
w and Oidor Of S,Ie issued ont of the District
Court oi the Nin,h judicial District Il! The State
of California in aud (ur The county Gf Trinity nn
the ith day of August. a. D., 1853, on II ludg'
mrni rendered at the Augu-t term Ut said Court,
in the above entitled cause, in favor Of William
Todd and against James Cochran. am com
mGndrd To sell The following drScrlmd property,
towit; Two certain vllag" lots situate on the
west side If Main street in the village oi Ncav'
.rvllr, lyina side hy side. and bounded Us fol
lows: commencing at tn" south east corner "i
the old FL Dorado lot, thence running S0u5hcl ly
along said street forty feet, thence westerly Que
hundred aud sixty feet more or less, thence
uorlh~iy forty feet, and thence to the place oi
hcgiuuiug. Also. the village iut known ae
CochelPs lot, situated on the east side of Main
street in the village Of Wrnvrrvill', bounded
west by said street, south hv Buck 4 Co : lot.
ra.. hy Center street, and north hy Tenn, CARR
loi fronting SXty 600 feet On M,h street aud
extending from Main street to Z inter- street
Also. that lot Of LAND situate on Weaver creek.
about three miles south OF WpHyCgviir, bounded
as follows : at point on mGin Wrnver cf""E
where the southern line Of Shcrl 4 Go, Is mill lot
crosses said creek, thence following duTa sH,t.
creek Que BALI mllr, theaoc ut right Hngl"s east
rtlv one half mile. aud thence northcrly one
hnIr mile, and thence westerly one half mile "a
The place of h"gnniug, embracing one hundred
and sixty (l60l acres Of Land, and the premises
known as The Frcnchman'S stand nNA the rremi
known the John Coliopy staad, to."thc.
with all aud singular the trnements. here dita
mentS aud nppUrlcuaHces thereto belonging or in
anywisc apprrnHing.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday. the 18th day OF September
A. u 1856, al o'clock p. M. at the Cour, House
door la the town uf Wtavrryiilr, county OF
Trinity, will sell the nh0ve described pruperty y
at auction 10 the highest bidder, ia, cash. in ac
cordnnc" with the decree in the above entitled
Cause. -- Weavcrville, August %. 1863.
JOHN L. JONES, Sheriff
By D. NJ. KELLOGG Under Sheriff
JnHN G. BuROlL Plaintiffs AMOfntY. 32Ls
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
WILLIAM TODD VS.. RICHARD cIyFFoRI

WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU
w tiou issued out Of the District Court of the
of the Ninth Judicial District Of the State of
California, in anA fur the county nf Trinity, du-
ly attrstrd on the 10Th day Of August, a. D..
1868, to m" directed and delivered, in mn action
had in said Court wherein William Todd is plain
tia and Richard Clifford defendant have levird
an all the right, title aud interest that the above
nam defendant, Richard Clifford, possessrd in
and to the following described prnprrty, 10 wit ::
a certain ile3e or parcel of bard situate in the
town Of WrGvrrvilr. county Of Trinity and State
of California, with II framed house thereon, occu.
pied as IL Tailor aud Btrhrr Shop. and adjoining
H0ck"r's brick bnilGlg. now occupied by Jnn
kanS & Schuyler. on the south side, and the Shoe
makers Shop If Krohn 4 Co. on the north side,
Also. certain lot Of lAnd 10 Faggtown, cOun
ty and State aforesaid, on the east side of The
road, and on East Weaver creek. near The hridge
across said creek, and opposite Doxy's garden,
and he framed house situate thereon, and for
mrIly used as the County Hospital. together with
all and singular the trIienrntS, herrditaInrnls
md nppnrtenanors lhcEeunto belonging or in AM
wise nppcTlaining.
Notice is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 18th day OF Septensber,
a. D., 1868, at o'clock, p ~. at the door Of
The Court House IN the town Of Wraverville and
county of Trinity, will sell The above described
property aL auction TO the highest bidder, for
cash, IN accordance with law in zach cases provi.
ded.--W Weaverville, Ang. o. 1868.
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
By D. NJ KELLOGG, Under Sheriff.
John G. Burch, Plifs. Atty. 32is.
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Sheriff. Sale.
JACOB wEcKHRr vs.. G. F. DEINER

WHEREAS. BT VIRTUE OF A DECREE
w and Order Of Sale issIrd out of the Dis
uicl Court Of the Ninth Judicial District of the
STATE ni CaliGnrHn in and for the county of Trim.
ity, 0u The lth day OF August. A. d., 1863. on Il
Judgment rendered at the August term Of said
Court in the above entitled cause, in favor of Ja-
Dob Wrckcrt aud against G. f. Driner. am com
mandrd to sell. in accordance with the law in
such cases provided, the following described
property, to wit:
All that certain piece OF par ori OF property y
ing and bring ia the county Of Trinity aud Stale
of California. taking the waters Of the East Fork
uf SIuagt'a Fork Of Trinity river, and conveying
the same 10 the mines in the vicinity Of Ridge
willie, and known as the RidgeviIle Water. Min
iDg and Milling Ditch, together with all and sin
guar the lenemenis, hcreditaments and appurte
nances therruni0 belonging or in any wise apper
tnung. Notice is hereby given that
Saturday, the 12th day of September,
A D., 1868. AT O'Clock. p. IN, a; the door ot
the Court House, in the town of Wraverville and
county of Trinity, will sell the above described
property at auction to th" highest bidder. for
cash, in accordance with tbr decree in the above
culitlcd cause. WoavrrvHlr. Aug %, 1868.
JOHN p. JONES, Sheriff.
BY D. ". KELLOGG. Under Sheriff.
John g. Burch, Pitti+. Atty. 32is.
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A C.incilPr,

The san Juan Press saya that John G.. QOwncy,
the CoppeIhead candidate for Governor, in hi-
celebrated letter recently addressed to the people
of this State. took particular pains to menton
this matter, aud TO give his views upon the sa5
Ject. IL had forgotten, however his rceord-
In 1856 he was e member Of The Legi .luture OF
this State, representing one OF the COW counties
During that session an elort was made to tax be
mines. Nj Thomas Gray then mrmbcr from
one Of The COW counties, ON the 29th OF February
Introduced into the Assembly the following reso-
lation:
Resolued That the Committee on Ways ana Means are
hereby dected to inquire into expedincy OF reporting
this Hous, bill TAXING MINES AND MINING CLAIMS,
NzASs OF increasing the revenue Of this State.
Mr. Lammon moved 20 Indefinitely postpone
III" resolution. Mr.. Stout moved to lay the rrsu-
luton on The table, which motion vas lost. The
previous question was then moved md sustained.
and the vote to ind Gnitely postpone taken by
ayes and noes as f0llowA: Ayes Al noes, % -
Among the ayes were T. i. McFailnnd of this
county. aud John Serritf, at Huha, Among the
noer. John e. Downcy. tS4e Assembly Journals
for the year 1853, pages 37I-21 Here we fad
Mr.. Ouwney voting deliberately for a PROPOSE
Iion TO tax the -ainss aud mining tIa'r1s of Cali
fornla. This is not all. On February 29th, II
Mr.. Monlhrop moved 10 reconsider the vott-
that the miners should he taxed etc The vnie
! hcing taken on the reconsideration Of the rps"-
luion, 1t stood on cOnnt, ayes 96 no"a, zS.
The ayes and noes were not called on this qnra-
li0n bnt Immediately preceding il II motion
vas made to lay Mr.. M motioa to reconsider
on the taGl", when the ayes AID noes were taken.
which stood. ayes, 70 noes, 81 Mr. D0wnry
v"llhg against laying The motion on the table.
See Assembly journals OF 1856, page 382
Weekly Trinity journal., 1863-09-05

BRIGADE E> q MPMENTA We have received
from Adjulant General Kibbe copy If General
Orders No. 8, designating lhe timr aud place Of
;he several tnc"inpmcutE u be hela this Fall. Of
lh orgnnized Militia nf the State, The Second
Brigade viii tncapp Oh The 9Th day ot OcIobDr,
n ar San Antonio, Alameda county. for len days !;
Third Brigade, On !be l4ih day Of Sept, mApr,
o. near Stockton, for ten days; F0urIh Brig.
nd =. on The l9h day of ScpteBbrr, near Sacra
mshto, for ten days; aud the Filth Brigade. on
y5e zl't dag Of October, al ar near Red Bluff
ior len days. Tents. c"okinG utensils, aud camp
too.s will be furnished 10y the State, The troops
"lli furnish blankets for their own use. Trans
p"Itations .wiIl be furnished by the State as
follows; To each company, two wagons, Com.
lnahding officers Of conpaucs will procIre aud
ba refNnu-ihe for tn. means OF transportation
for III, Ir companies while OIL the march TO aud
from the encanpments hereby ordered, and
fnrniAe duplicate vouchers for the same. duly
c'l'ihtd 10 the Adjutant General Of the State
Ratiuns in kind Viii Le furnished nnd issued to
all troops in cump upon rcqul-rions ot the proper
oncers. Substance for troops route 70 aud
fIum place Of encainpment will br furnished to
c1inpanies by The commundng officers thereof
Who viii detail Sergcaut rs Acting Commissary
OF Subsistence for this pGrpO-e Tran.portu ion
aid subeisience Tor GeDtiui, Field aid Staff
officers, will be commu'ed nt the usual rates
VILE In transit 10 and from place oi encampmeni.