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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-11

M ASTER'S SALE-Pursuant to the
lVA command of an order Of sale from the
Court Of Com non Pleas Of Ouyahoga county.
Ohio, at the suit of James K. Hitchcock against
Electa @. Hayes and Silas s. Stone, to me di-
rected, shall expose for sale at public auction,
at the door Of the Court House in the city OF
Cleveland, on the 18th day Of August, 1868, at 10
Situated in the township of Brooklyn,
being Dumber seven in the thirteenth range
Of townships, in the Connecticut Western Re
serve, in the State ofOhio, and which are also in
the county Of Cuyahoga, and are known by beng
part Of original lot 81 in satd township, and are
bounded as follows; being sub division lots
numbers 500 to 522, both inclusive, and numbers
53l to 544, both inclusive, and making % lots IN
5 S. stones survey Of College Tract in said 10,
81.
Appraised as follows Lots 500 to so at $l37.60
eaeh; lots 63l to 54 at S125 each.
July Is, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s. j. ANDREws, Plt'fs Atty. inlvIs.i5s
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August l, 1858. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
JOHN CROWELL, Attorney. ang1.lh5
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We learn by passengers on The Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh trains this morning
that fight was going on on Saturday
night between the Union and Vallandig-
ham men, at Wooster, Wayne county. The
COpperheads had brought on the trouble,
and we're atlsst accounts getting the worst
Of it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-11

A French Canadian in Waterville, Me-,
wishing to express his contempt for man
with whom he had difficulty by calling
him a CQppeghesd, and not being able to
think OF the nsme, said, "You d-n old
one cent |" A correspondent of the
Lewiston Journal says this expresses
about the value Of "a COpperhesd.
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FRONT CHARLESTON.

NEW IohKI AugusJ 10.
A private letter from Morris Island,
August 1st, says it is reported here that
reinforcements, numbering nearly 5000,
had arrived outside, and will be landed on
Folly Island tonight.
Yucatan dates state that Yucatan sur
rendered on the ninth Of July to the revO-
lntinniafa
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lam, Sir, yours very truly,


After having aysd;on the Pianos Of Messrs Knabs
%. it il impossible not 70 bear testimony to their
qualities which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they ENJOY, Ihe Pianos Of their
manufacture, on which have played, are exceeding.
y remarkable Tor their qualities Of TONE. The Bass
Is powerful, without haTshneas and the upper nOte5
5Weets clear and hArmoniOusly mellow (ohry
and do not hesitate to express in regard 20 these IA
they equal II not superior to the best manufac
tured In Europe this country By the most ceebfa
ted makers. LSignedl l.. a.. GOTT8OHALE.
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The Chicago Tribune ardently advocates
the appointment Of General Butler to the
command Of the Western Department, in
place Of General sohOfeld, the present
commander.
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New ENGLAND auo Kentucky.

In letter to Hon. R. C. Winthrop, of
Boston, the well-known divine and patriot,
Robert J. Breckenridge, writes:
"It may be the will of God that the
most dreadful changes await our country.
II the very worst comes, I look that true
and regulated liberty will perish last in
New England. In past years have spOk-
en- freely in disapprObation Of much that
has been felt as an evil influence from
New England, as it appeared 10 me. But
1 never doubted-and now less than ever,
that the roots Of whatever produces free
dom, equality and high civilization, are
more deeply set in New England than in
any equal population on the face Of the
earth. AS for Kentucky, 1 will not trust
myself to speak. heard General Burn
side say that he considered the loyal peo-
pie of Kentucky the most decided and dis
interested he had anywhere seen, and that
embraces tWo-thirds Of he entire popula-
ton. 1t is people held by its enemies to
be boastful; but they win do, always, more
than they ever say they will do"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-11

The Toronto Globe is calling attention
to the fact that Vsllsndigham has been all
his life violent AnglOphobist g who never
missed a chance of libelling Great Britain,
until he had to come to her dOminions for
safety" The GlOSe tersely adds
" Let him be safe, let him be free as we our
selves are; but in extending to Mr.. Val
landigham that protection which but a
short time we extended to John Anderson,
the fugitive slave from Missouri, let us
not forget that we are British people"
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MASTERS SALE,
sALE-Pufsusnt. to

RTASTER'S SALE-Pursuant to the
lEl command of deeretal order Of sale from
the Court Of common Pleas of Ouyahoga county,
Ohio, &C the suit of George WoFthington against
Fiavel ". Bingham and others, to me directed
shall expose FOR sale at public auction, at the
door OF the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland
on the 3ist day OF August, 1s6S, at II O'Clock A
NJ, the following described premises: Situate
in the city ofCleVeland, being plumber seven IN
the 18th range of townships in this Connecticut
Western Reserve IN the State Of Ohio, and which
is also in the county of Cuyahogs, and is known
as lot No. in block No. 8 in ten acre lot No.
lS9 being thirty feet ten inches in front and rear
on the northerly side of Lake street 10 SAID city
and one hundred feet deep, agreeable to the
survey Of Ahaz Merchant, December IL, 1885, re-
corded in Book U, page so, CuyahOga county
Records.
Appraised at S7O0.
August 1, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
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ee8 SKIRTS.
NILEVRLANDH HOOP SKIRT CO
141 superiOr-st., under Weddell House, and
also, 1874 Ontario-St.

This Company, having opened Sales Rooms in this
City beg leave to cali the attention of the public to
their own manufacture. ..
ISt. We keepa LARdER STOCK than any whole
Raler in tho State.
2d. We max. a greater variety Of STYLES, 5bapss.
Sizes and Q1aiitie5 than any Manufacturer In the
United States -I- 'T7 -
Sd The steel and all the material for HOop Skirts
from the primitive state 70 the salesroom are under
our own supervision and entire control consequently
custHHlers can obtain skirts from our house without
paying second DIT it.
- ,Also-the largest assortment OF OOrsets and
Spiral Bustles constsntly on hand
FArUu. Retail DEPARTMENTS in charge of compe-
tent Ladies'.
~ Merchants supplied chanp At wholesale.
RANK Is yoS., Pr ,pri-tors,
au03 1sI Srpar- -1s Gee
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A seanhstilnrn,s,, Pnr.

The people Of Philadelphia are without
ioe, because the United States Government
has taken sll for the sOldiersin the hospi-
ials, to which the patriotic say amen, al
though The tAsTmometsr Is 81 s5'.
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q G. LIG HTE 4 co
PIANO Forte Aaanuracturera.

4&1 ofool11-ot-J elA1s u DAo~1 Way n L
Mr.. T. o L'GHFR, tine original founder OF this we'll
known Establishment senior partner, aud only prac-
tcal Piano F0 TO Maker OF tns lats hrm OF "Lishte
Bradburys," having retained his Ro- birds tnts-
res in ths whole businsa8 suck, materials &C and
Sole Prupre tOrsuip In his Valuable Pa ents tnclu-
sYe Of his oeebraied Patent Insulated Iron Frames,
g the only one who can maze the Superior Piano
fortea which this house has been 30 pOpuar All In
mnSementa on his right will be prosecuted according
10 law. 8s-Ali Piano fOEte5 from this manufacfory
warranted perfect in every respect Tor i've years.
N r.. q. GLduFE 3 CO.,
iunsl3-452 42t Broome st N. Y.
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Among the many certificates OF the exoeIlsnos and
merits Of these Pianoss would refer the follow
ng:-
Nh. W. kNAEE, Baltimore, Dear Sir:-I have sreet
pleasure In certifying that have tried you square
Fianos, and md them equal II not superior, to any
II this country. Among their great quahtis5 which
distinguish them S the evenness Of tone, the agree
abls and easy touch, and volume OF tone. Wishing
you all the success you so highly deserve,
am Sir yours very truly
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-11

There was very heavy hail-storm at
Plymouth, Ohio, on Friday evening last.
Crops were badly cut up. The Plymouth
Advertiser has the following;
"The warehouse connected with the
large distiIlery of Mr.. s. Hardness, at
MOnrOeyille, was struck by lightning on
Friday last, and entirely consumed, to-
gether with all its contents. A dwelling
standing near took fire from the ware
house, and was also destroyed
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FOR EUROlE.
THE E6FEGMsHIP GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON, Commander,

WILL b DISPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
Wednesday, Aug 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. I'd, at
4o'clock P. N precisely clock A. Il, precisely.
And at intervals therefeg OF about six weezs from
each port.
FIRST CABIN, from.. 10 SID
SECOND CABIN, state Room Bertbs, meals fur
nishtd at separate tab e.
D-Excur. ion Tickets ont and back, in the lst and
I'd Cab Us oaly, q fare aad a hslf.
HB-seryauts accompanying D sseDgtrs, aud child
rem under Il years OF age, half tare IN ants tree
THIRD CABIN, Intermediate Stale Rooms rassen-
gers ound with beds te1ding, taUl5 uteu sils,
aud good snbsianIialf $50
STEEBAGE. with psriIr acc .mmOdations ......t2o
1pPrices of Passage from Liverpool at same rates
asabove.
SS-sll Fares payable in Cold, or its equivalent in
U. Currency
~ Each FasseuRer allowed tive ty cubic feet Of
luRgase. An experienced urgeoa on board
Foe p,ssage apply only to CHAs. A. WHITNEY,
at the Office, rs Broadway, or o -. .,,
Atwater tfuilding, Cleveland, o.
For Freight apply ts
iuIv9q-Fse Agents 81 nh st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-11

From the celebrated uanufactory OF WM KHABE
Co., Baltimore These Planes have the full iron
frame, oVer5trung bass, and all the latest improve
ments and for volume and eVenness Of tone easy and
agreeable action, durability, and hniah, superior
2 any other manutacture. AL intending to get
nurchaainT elgsvFheFe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-11

To Messrs. WM. KEABE Co.. Baltimore IL can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make OF
your Pianos, which IN my opinion, rank among ths
very best IN the country. II. STRAK0SCH.
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TIE DRAFT an pUFFALO.

THE DRAFT AT BUFFALU.
BUFFALO, August 10.
The draft was finished in this city to-
day without any trouble. Five telegraph
ers have been drawn.
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EEery Pisno FaFFanted rOr 1--we YearH
Ana .Asgrlyll.s .ie1ahanso given J. any tln.vita-
lLD PIRN0 SAD HEL00EOas TaKEa IN EYcRaEa

ALSO-ON HAND.
kslodsons, Small EsstTuwsnts, StFingI, Se
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ISIS A. H.-EIGHP EXPRESS TIA IN-stspping as
Giraru, Ashtabuia and PaiResVtlle only, AMI ar
riTea At Cleveland q 4;l5 A. n.
$50 A. a.--WAlL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
SHOPPING At al stations and ftVes at ClsTsa
land nt y.55 A.
1855 A. M.-IOLGDO EXPRESS =stspping a. ali stsa
tons except ovanVille,s Say rOOk, UniouYiila-
Perry Mentur ana Nicklide, and arrives as
Cleveland CT 40 r.. n.
% ?. a.-DAN s1PE EeS eSTRAIH-Stepping 81 Gi-
rards COn1esut, Asht2bulss and Pains8Vflls
only, and arrives a Cleveland at Al5P n
1ap- soooad Glass flarB arb run on all through
Trains
All the trains going westward CQnneet at OleVelAnd
WITH trains Tor IoledO, Chicago, Columbus, CinCin
nati, indianapolis 81, Lous, 6c.i and all through
trains going Eastward, connect at Dunkirk with tho
trains Of the n. z q Rairosa and At Buffalo vita
those o. the New York central and Buffalo New
York City Railroads ioT Now NOrk, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls &c, ami at Erie with trains on the
Rhilad0iphia and Erie Railroad
HO-Day Express, East and Ws4t5 connects At Girard
with Trains on EIie and Pittsburgh Railroad Ior
Linesville, Mesdyillos Jamestown, Sc.
H. HOfFIHGHAM, Eup'g,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-08-11

Mr.. GEo. A. BARLOW These noble instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression
The bass Is sOnorcus and grand the middle register
rch and sympathetic; while the high notes bril-
liant, clear and pure as silver bells.
TDe scale Is even without single daW; the sstion
is smooth and mArVeOusy easy and the pedal effects
the finest Of which the PianOfOrte 10 susceptible.
In word, knabe'5 Pianos are worthy Of the great
sstArtistB, and are capable Of rendering the nnss
competitions known IN this realm Of Art.
ELIEA SHEPHERD,
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lLNNkLARitI q NklE &. &.
sUMhEB ARRAEgEalENT

On aad after #Oad AsEil 18th, Isss, Pnassogsr
Trains VIII rus =
IND.
1870 a H.-DA sRAIN-Ssopping at
WIlioughbY- .'sszs1-tue, Geneva, ABhtabpls,
Q9qneaut aro lalrHro ontYs sad arrive u Erisa
l:Z3P.H; Dunkfrk At 3:43 PM Buffalo 81 $40 P.R.
49oP. a.-ClNCINNATI TEXPEEsS-osopping at
Painesville, Ash .abula and GiraFd only, and ar
TiVe8 az Ere TOO P. n Dunkirk $50 P. NJ Buh8-
10 iO.lu P. n
40 P. a.-MAIL AND DACUOMMODATTON TRAIN
stopping at all stations and arrives ct Erie as
$40 P. n.
s;45 ?. a.-HIGHT EXPREsS TRAIH-StoYpins as
FainesV5ils, Ashtabala md qirard only, and ar
-EiYes ct Erie a. u3 A. 4; Dlnkirk 2ss5 a HI
Bullslo l.lJ A. Z. tI
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EREIaHT OARRIED EAsr Oh WEST.
CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B. B


1853. SUMMEk ARRANGEMENT. Is0
On and after Monday, April 10Th, 1858, Paassnge
Trains viii leave Cleveland a5 follows (SundayBaH
eeptsd):
$40 A. M.-OHICAGO EXPBEsS-Stops at BsreS
arafson, yberliu, " akenIan, hOfWalk, Mon &.
d. EoeEill6, BeileFaoi Clyde. EremOnt, Elmors and
Genoa aud arrives at Toledo $50 A. HI and Chi
cagO a. 6:3B P. n. -
200 P. H.-SOUTH , zRE MAIL-stops at all stations
On southern Dfy1st5nB and arrives 1t Toledo
s.lOf R'is -;a9iRTHERs .zs.op. at au station
on Northern Diviaions ahd strives ct sanduak
$40 ?. a.TTEL EeRAPH EXPREss- -stogs atGEs.
ton, Oberlin, v NaEeman, NorWaik, monroeVillo
BeleFuet Clyde rrenlolt and klmorO, and az.
rive a. TOledo 8 9lo ?. 4. Ohicago ct I:1Q AZ
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Z lLGV ELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ BAL ROAD

{ lLGN ELAND & PtTTSBURGH
~ BAL R load.
aa SUMNER ABRAEGsMEHT. 1858.
To taks eject on Monday, April 9th, 1858. Trains
leave Cleveland daily Sundays Excepted, as follows;
800 A. H.-MAILs-Arrfves ct New York 500 A. =.
Philadelphia 8. 0 A. n; Baltimore 6.45 A. Nj
Pittsburgh 3:2O P. H.; Whselng 4:56 P. n; New
Philadelphia 50 ?. n.
zoo P A.-EXP PRESS-ArriFes at New Yerk 230 ?.
H Philadelphia 9.55 A. n; Baltimore 1900 ~
Pittsburgh 500 P. ~ wheeling 5s2o A. n.
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akron and MI
isrsburgh.
Morning Train connects at RaFsnns with A B g..
". Railroad Train tor al points on that road
Cars run through from PIEfa0ufgh 90 New Gork
via Allentown without change.
- Fare as low a. By any other line.
- Through Tickets can be procured at the Unioa
Ticket Oiee WedGeA House, &c the Depot, or - thO
Euoiij-StTeet Station
J. l.. MCCULLOUGH, Eup't.
' TVERS 2 = agart April %
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Connections are nada nt aonro87lIle With ths San.
duaky, Mansfield Newark B.R.ra ct Clyde with the
sandusky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati =. b. at fremont
with Fremont 3 Indiana II. T., and az Toledo with
the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana and To-
ledo wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jack
son, Sort Wayne, LognngpOrt, Lafayette, Cairo, Als
son, 81. Louis and Gl points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland ron Toledo and the
West st $50 A.. n, $50 P. n, and 92s ?. n From
saldusky at s.25 A. Z. L. d. 8UOKEB, suD't
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Prof. q. J, NoTHEAgLE, Teacher Of Musio IN the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes "a After examining
> large number Of VIM. Knabe 3 Oo'a Plano Fortas,
unhesitRtingly pronounce them superior 70 sny
have seen Their tone 10 grand and nDble they have
great capacity for sustaining the sound; and tasiE
volume Of tone or power have never hssrd sKoeled
They combine with fne touch, depth, sweetness Of
tone, purity and durability" VI UlL
"Ihat the KDabe Piano iB superior 20 all Otherr
made in this country, for brilllancy sweetness and
volume OF tone needs only to be heard to oonFince &C
the tact. Estate Journal, Oolumbu8s Ohio.
suRi5.R2 I.f
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Mr.. Q. A. BARLOW, Dear SIR :-It gives me pleasure
state thstI cOnsder tho Knabe Piano equal any
and superior to most Instruments made in this coun
try, pecially in richness and volume Of tone.
Having used one OF the same for ten OF more hour
Of each day, for two years, feel confident in
mending them to ali who unacquRutsd with their
great qualities" am, respectfully, your,
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Aggregate, lOO,ls9 80
82.l57 or 6l.l00


"he French loss by death alone was OoO whilst the
admission into Hospitals numbered ia, 6ss.-Flom n
iTi6s's Stdtistics.
1.-THE above statistics sufficient to show that the
efficiency of army does not consist in its great number
but in the sanitary condition of the "-OAisolns
Surgery.
The total loss in the Sd Division Chimborazo Hospital
by Deaths discharges and desertons for the same time
as that Of the Mexican statistics is only 1900 cont
which added TO the per centage OF field statistics from
the army of Virginia. will most avorably compare with the
returns of either Mexico. Crimea or Italy.
would remark that this Hospital appears not to have
received that attention from the noble donors of this
which smaller Hospitals have Hundreds admitted
weeky-transfers numerous and will venture to
sert that the donations received at this division with
capacity of $780, has not averaged oneha the amount of
donations received at Hospitals having accommodations
for Only l2 The attention of ladies should be drawn
to this fact.
In concluding must bear testimony to the daily ard-
toll of the lady matrons whose avocatons guided
by watchke punctualty, whose health supported by
enthusiasm which only the patre engender ap
pears mpenetrabe the attacks of excessive labor
influence of disease the monotony of long continued
application unvaryng routine of labor To Mr. w.
forts he has rendered the patients from the very limited
resources from which had to draw. In point Of SANTA
~ used this Hospital will equal any in tho Con-
federacy, when it be taken into consideration the unfit
of the buildings for hospital purposes. In leaving
the Assistant Surgeons for the finale why, what shall
yi Do they wish to say more than that they have
professional gentlemen performed their duty and pri
gentlemen they have extended towards the sick every
assistance and coincidence which education and nobility
of sentiment could confer!
Very respectfully, W. F. HENDERSON.
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Our SITUATION. Charleston is untaken, and we
judge that if our people rise up at to tho en- e.
gency. it will not be taken. But to save it prom
daring and desperate valor are now essential and
this must be backed and supported by as much
ready labor as can be employed in securing, upon the
spot fruits of the most vigorous operations against
the enemy. In the present situation on Morris Is
land time is our enemy, aud the position of affairs
should conceive, be changed in the shortest pos
sible time at any cost Of life and labor. Upon this,
all may depend Cor Charleston and the State The
cost of circumspecon and delay a. this juncture il
likely to be ultimately tefold that OF bold aggression.
Does it not put our cause upon the hazard Of scen-
tiic engineering and gradual approach Let us
learn from the foe by the style Of gallant attack up:
the battery at Secessonville last year, how the
Yankees, as yet without works, may be driven from
Morris Island While the opportunity lasts, and
ere is too late venture throw out this sugges.
ton for what it may be worth. Could we retake the
south end Of Morris Island and quickly build proper
works, it would be better than stalking our safety
solely on Fort Wagner Charleston Merearv.
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ExEcUTIvE DEPARTMENT NORTH.

II XECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NORTH.
~ Carolina, Adutant Generals Office fAiiitia3 Raj
eigb, July 18TH 1858. Gene raj Order, No. is, -
In compliance with of the recent Lepi,lsture
Commanding Officers of the. Militia are ordered 10 enroll
as GUARD FOR HOME DEFENCE all white male ner.
sons not already enrolled in the service of the
States between the ages Of Is and 81 years. including for
egnes not Daturazed vsho have eep residents Of tha
State for thirty days bef IRE said enrolment.
H. There shall be exel npt from The operations Of tb.
order the Governor the Judges of the Supreme and a.
Peror Courts Of Law and Equity, Members the General
Assembly, the Ocers of the seve raj Departments of the
government Members Of Congress- Civil and Military
Umce!s the ment in the State the
ministers ct the Gospel of the several Religions Denom.
nations OF the State charged with the duties such min.
1sy the high sheriff and Clerks of the several Courts Of
Record and t6e Public Registers the several Counties
~ After enrolment the enrolled shall be divd
ed INTO companies Of not less than men NJ
more than one hundred and SHALL proceed to elect Id cir
Company Officers The certRca es of such election viii
be forwarded to this Office with tb papers Of enronsrt
In order that Commissions may be issued. E'1Sl1
w. Ohcers OF the Militia will b., enrolled for Hrms De-
fence and their Commissions wi called into servca
will be suspended only during tn period of such service
" This order is not intended interfere with ths en-
roment for immediate service tn ose beeeu the ares
20 and IS years under Order No. b. y"
By order Of Governor VANCE,:
D. MI. q. FOWLE.
1,. 1000 AdjrtAnt General
s sgy .. ~ i ss?sI M-E&sw2w.
other papers two weeks and send ills to en
erals Office.
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homo defence may be called out service by the Governor
in defence of the State against invasion or suppress IN
surrection either by regiments bsttaons companies
IN nsasss or by drafts volunteers from the same - ne
10 his discretion may direct shall be under b. so@msna
serve only within the limits Of this State and ON tours OF
duty to be prescribed by the Govsrnor not exceeding
three months ct one time They or % many Of them As
lied into infantry artillery cavalry, he may direct
and the infantry and artillery may be mounted if be shall
60 determine The men furnishing their own horses ana
and arms when approved by the Governor
on such terms as he may prescribe.
SIC T. BE it further enacted, That the Governor may
furnish to said troops the arms accourements and ammu-
milton of the State when called as aforesaid into ae.e ser
vice and shall prescribe rules for their return ana
vent the waste destruction or loss OF the sauna
SIC Be 1t further enacted That all laws and clauses
of laws coming within the meaning and purvieW OF THIS
act be- and the same are hereby repealed.
Slc O. Be further enacted, That the commissions OF
officers of the militia called into service by this ACT are
suspended only during the period Of sasn service h =,
force from the date of its ratification.