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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-03-12
The Ennuirsr on ImpressmentA

. Tie Eisy airtr, in EkCuing imP'essmel's conScFip
ton shows that II does understand the grounds OF
the psessat opposition to the former. Consumption il
Authorized aud regulated by law. ImpgeSsueut il not
only without Law, but as it has been conducted in this
Slas is in disregard and violation Of the fundamental
law, which fosbils the property Of the citizen to be
takea without his that OF his lawfully elected
representative Il is no. to ns authorizing aad regl-
lAtin impressnens las the law authorizes and reg
ulAtes eousctipioul that the people object On the
contrary tia. is exactly What they demand But they
DO object TO- and with an increasing emphasis that will
soon make Itself pectcd the seizure and eoaseaOH
OF their property without law, right or necessity They
protest against aulessues violence aud robbery, and
that protest DC rvgardedor fo-cS wall yet be met
by force Bureau DEGREES and military tietation arc
no, recognized as authority by peopssnd IL these
are 70 be enforced by the strong hnd it requires no
prophet 10 see hat they ill De- resisted by tho strong
Rand 1t Is TO atoid this and 10 ncJCkc the insuerabe
thought that his sanyLing bu.a Government oaw that
We have fet il d4ty urge in tie most strenuous
terms the passage Of proper law on this subject.
But the Engagr seems TO fear n. if Law be passed
providing that Just compensation which the Cous1
tuition guarantees 10 every rnaa vhea hs property il
ssi1sj for public use the public debt VIII become 20
Iars a. to endauger population and So if We under
stand it, argument, i. would repaiiae the Constitution
from fear Of having to repudate the debt It has
right to choose bus its choice Is the would
make II We begin By regulating lhe Constitution and
ignoring the obligations Of law what chance does the
R.grirsr think Mr. Memmiugegs promises to pay stand
At redemption Is Government that begus ~ Sez-
ing the property Of citizens WittauI law and against
hw. apt TO remember and regard the rights Of those
citizens by plAug its debts to them2 Is the Obligation
10 psy any greater than the obligation to respect The
rights of property II laws protecting property may
Be rel udlted now my laws requiring payment be
repulistel then:
As to reputation, natter ;hat we do not choose in
il. general aspects TO speculate upon discuss We have
hi, suggestion to make Uue>s succeed in beating
back the rapacous crafty and powerful Toe noW seeking
10 oVsr-run and subjugAts us-aud achioyc-our indie
pendenee-the notes ssuiag ilnot be worth
a continental d-n" We can hot beat back that foe,
and win our independence without armies, aud can
rs, support armies without provisions. II tue efcs Of
the present wess system Of mpreSmuts is to rcpreSs
and restrict the production Of subsistence Of
common sense doubts then is the very thing mos. likely
TO bring About what the ERgrsr dresdsthe dcstruc-
lion Of all value in what constitutes mOney-de
sructiOD, too BY means than reputation, since
il would imply and involve the destruction Of every
thing elss dear to 4 people.
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A Nav Novel

Our publishers in Richmond havs been diligently
gagged in supplying the public with surfOit Of military
literature An occasional novel or song book is thrown
in to aid thu mental Digestion but there remains
cess Of solid begereut-diet The house Of Goetzel &
Co. in Mobile plying tue condition OF the people, havs
managed procure copies Of tho latest English novels
which will be repubrshel at an early DAY This will
help the cause = little. But Mr.. Clay, Of Alabama, IL
the naons bencfaetor in this dark hour Of literary
starvation. As chairman Of the joint committee TO in
Tes,igste the management OF the Navy under It's pre-
sent head Secretary MALLORY he reports that the co
mittee lad closed the investigation, and had mass OF
testimony written upon about 1000 pages Of fool:cap,
the prTlI-rrs LII L. Of Oopornss be was In.
structed to ask for. Tho testimony" be coniInueu
.mbodies much historical information, which, il not
pripted. would probably be lost TO the county It
would make book OF about 1000 pages and cost
about p 900 for Eve hundred copies" lie moved that
the committee be authorized 70 contract Tor the print
ing, and after remarks unfortunately no. reported the
motion was agreed to.
Tbi, is most cheering intelligence for the famished
reading public A mass Of shout 1900 pages Of fool
s, Of the MOS, agreeable and vivid fiction is to be
furnished free Of cost. More than 800 copies must be
nrined or there will be mobs and bloody riots at the
door of the public printer How gratifying to know
that this mass of about 1000 pages Of fOSlsCap will not
be To-. to the country but will be preserved for all
time
The STYLE of thi. novel il if wc arc correctly inform.
Cd very much like that Of " Les Microbes" and the
plot is as narrowing and enchanting as The Strange
Story" of which, indeed it is said to be exact and
carefully -sudied imitation" 1t embodes' says Mr..
Clay "mueh historical information" and in that rcsem-
bles The Wept Of the wish-tonwish,n or "The Last
Cruise Of the Betsy As posthumous work of the Ia.
mented Mr. Mallory, it possesses peculiar and melan.
choy interest Its publication will be looked for With
acute eagcrness by every patriot and lover of belle
| lettrcs
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dnty 70 leave no means antfed to nm. =, al
70 a contest injurious TO the civilized world,
a .s DISASTROUS 70 the parties engaged believing
petuate feelings Of hostility between States which bp..
ever politically dsunited ever be intimately con.
neeted by indemnity Of race of language and Of religion
aaa oy tne unateable laws of geographical affinity and
when there is momentary pause in tho cop;o, .us
able one 70 utter the words Of peace te Senate and
House OF Representatives of the Confederate State do
Rs'olee That they will cordially cooperate with tho
N any measures may adopt consistent with
the honor the dignity and independence of bess ssts.
tending to speedy restoration Of peace with all or tb
any of the States Of the Federal Union. " w.
Referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs and
ordered to be printed.
I'M. on motion OF Mr.. RoYSToS, OF Arr, the House
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RESIGNED OFFICERS.

GRANVILLE Co., \. C., March 4, 1868.
To The Editor Of the Wing:
noticed in the Congressional news few weeks since
that bill was introduced in the House to exempt from
the eonscpt all officers who had resigned on account
Of wound. received and diseases contracted while in the
army. 81 nee that time ! have seen or heard nothing
oft What would be grosser injustice than to force
back into the ranks officers who compelled to give
nm the commissions on account OF their health Some
have recovered after being at home many months but
were compelled to are the army in order 20 get cured,
and arc they to be eonssrpted Sir Wl DC dong mus
ticc TO brave who left their homes Tor Inc
service of THAR country when Lneons nrst pfOcama
ton reached their cars They would be ookcd upon as
dssraccd should they have to go in the ranks think
Congress ought to make som' provision for them
READER"
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ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA..
SENATE.

II u.
~. WEDNESDAY, March H. 1858.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the PRESIDENT
Ill 'ie Onar. Prayer by Rev DR.. Sprgg.
| BILLS PASSED.
An act 70 amend aud re act act entitled an act to
YpreRent unnecessary consumption of grain BY diers
and other manufacturers of spirituous and malt onors
passed Oct. 2, 1862.
Senate bill TO provide for inspection of Flour in bo
town Of Danyille
Senate bill 70 provide for the election of county off,
GERS in certain cases
Senate bill amending and reenacting section ~ of
chapter 6l OF the code edition. 1860, to REQUIRE
Railroad Companies ogiye receipts showing the weights
of freight
House biil ArIosiin, the Lychburg, wssLin,top.
Franklin and Citizens Building Fund Associations to
purchase their stock.
House bill amending aad reenacLing the 4th section Of
an act passed 22d january 1862 entitled" act to
authorize the establishments Of military school a.
pat Of the instruction of the Randolph Macon College
The House amendments TO Senate bill Terting the
Branch Bank Of the NortE estern Bank Of Virginia At
Jefersonylle, into patent bank, were concured ill.,
COMMUNICATION From The EXECUTIVE.
communication received from the Governor
enclosing letter from the President OF the Virginia
Central Road stating the urgent necessity Of keeping
the road in repair The letter alvetts the fact that
the persons who formerly suppledthe road with cross
ties and fuel have joined the army aud that the foreign
.ers recently employed have LETT account OF Judge
Meredths decision In view OF this of affairs the
President asks that legislative provision may be
made to the road the services OF such slaves
as may be necessary keep it in running order. Re-
ferred.
EvRSISG SESSION.
Mr.. C0GHILL offered the following resolution, which
was a:opted:
Resolved That on and after to-day the Senate take
recess from o'clock, P. ". till O'clock p ".
On motion Of Mr. CHRISTIAN, Of Middleser, the
Senate went iuto secret session to consider the tobacco
bill.
The doors were re opened at half past two o'clock.
The Senate then took up the tax bill One amend
ment of an unimportsnt passed and pending
the discussion Of a second amendment,
The Senate adjourned.
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the Legislature, submitted by gentlemen Of entire rcs
possibility and unquostionable trustworshness, as
VIC are informed that submitted by Col. GARRISON has
the advantage of furnishing salt during the ysaF
deliverable in larger quantities monthly-and at less
cost per bushsl than any other made-and II as none
question, Col ClArkson is gentleman amply able, ana
fully to be depended on to execute contract OF such
magnitude, we imagine no reason for delaying 90
close with him. 1t seems to be matter in which arth-
matte ia the only argument that need be used.
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To he Editor Of tie Wig :

To hs Editor Of tie Wing:
Feeling deep interest in tho welfare OF our country,
and observing the hesitaing and tardy action of Con-
grcss on the Currency question: while Treasury
daily and rapidly depreciatns land the request
of a worthy ch@enl l Am induced to give expression
to my fears that from the above and other informs ton
in my possession, monied will soOn after the adj
ournment OF Congress- refuse to receive Confederate
notes on old debts unless heary tao imposed before
adjournment.
am aware that there intelligent rcn who object
to ts1 sufficient to remedy the evil, on the ground
that poseri! should be made to pay the debts but
posierly cannot and viii not procure the supplies
cesssy for army and it is therefore left for the pre-
s.nt generation however burdensome, and BY no sub
terfuSe can it be avoided But the Government can
en,. ,he.s Obligation. to be paid 6y postaf SSa
the requisite amount has not an" 'cH not be voluntarily
s]pase,d by citizens, what remains for the Government
but forced lo,n by way of direct tax on all citizens
in proportion to The property OF each. This mode OF
raising funds is attended with evils and obecors as
every other remedy but is choice OF evils; for fSom
the signs Of the times you may depend upon it, che
question is narrowed dawn either hedvy tar W.
p.iiaho". A CITIZEN or NoRTH CAROLINA.
Ftb March 1s6S
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NIGHT sEssIoN-ruEspAY.
AN ACT
AN ACT
Auh.rng aluclars nves. funds in er handiin certain
cases, and for other purposes.
Passed March 5h, 1903

cases and for other purposes.
PASSED. March 5h, 1868.
Be enacted By the General AsseaJy That whenever any
Guardian Curator Committee PIecutor Administrator or other
Trustee have In his hands moneys received IN
the tru bel nnS TO the estate " iru und
by trustee: 5ch moneys any such ndu'
csry trusse FROM the nature OF his uit or ron any
cause uhaeye unable over to the Cestu. que ht
hG be lawful Tor such nduc y OF
trustee apply by motion petition TO any Judge Of lne
Court yzca nyes the Shoe or any pi snen
MONEYS In bonds cert n:Etes OF ne Coneaef
bonds or iecur les said State and s i.d judge
may his discretion grant such Leave The bonds nhen
cab shall be taken la the OF such niuciay OF Hus
d.y trustee character ard whenever such
shall be made such hduciay or trusie shz De
sponsby for the thus invested bat shall be LIS duy
10 the aken add TO exercise due 10
collecting the interest Sccrng thereon and mas PCpT
application proV ed that nothing herein his'ned a
suihofiIe raid hlaesry hdue4res unsS OF HWt- 70
change the OF existing inTestmeh Ior any invest
m,nt m adj, nder tbs proyons this law, Until suhohIed by
competent jurisdiction and pro-
yed further hE the prorons OF The foregoing section ,h,
moi be 10 interfere Via he powers now eferesed
nv Courts o Chanc.r over the tu Iect
6ryLer enacted, Taat Whenever hlueiry or d.
Iii ons or more ndu iaris or rusIrts ea hsrs haen
~ IN, limited St,es shall be lawful for the tdueiAy or nducia
% trustee or trustees esdi In this Stat. TO exere any saen
or 10 do ouy without the eonurrenes OF ne noh
resident 6dusJ Gluas ,ruitee or trustees and me a
OF m resident fducay fdueses trustee or trustees shan
have he and effect 10 niens and purpose
had joint ret OF all ssch fduciares or uustess
81 This shall be In force from Its passs and eonunusm
70 &c until expiration Of SIX months after the ratnson o.
treaty peace between the Confederate States and 'hs ohed
slater.
VIZ avn Wv rs,te, wM. =. S0RDoS,Jr,
rhIa-dq,o Clerk II. Of d. and X. OF r. Of Va.
Sentinel Enquirer and Examiner copy As ABOVE
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CCARCE GOODS.

CCARCE GOODS.
- We have o hald for sale . NJ
China Tea setts, Canton China Dinner WARE
Gilt Tes Plates and Water Fiehers,
Earthernxa are Ewers and Basins, Chambers ana
Soap Boxes, Water Pitchers, &c.,
Glsss @ obies, Wines Decanters, Bowls,
Pitchers, Salt Stands, Preserve Dishes, Lii. -.
Candy Jars Lamps and many other ar,s,e. snS w
wish 10 close OF. WIN y. bo 10 p.s,i srss.
mh6-6t 49,
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Gbt 8itgmon0 dGBig.
THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH II, 1883.
no CORRESPONDENTs.

~ Lst,srs on busAss mast % addressed fS ~Edfor
q As Raig."
Arelss t5risa boa sfs q az Ppsr teiU hot % He
atsd TAis Is rs Of long sanding Ough % % ha0ess =
Az and s0iR ia edss D departed rom Oeitary H0'''
tscaedag tArss Inns Glrgef for GdcerttssnsaA
~ W sAdsrtats . rtuSa rssesed eo1.~sSAie3
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Prayer Ivy the Rev. DR.. Reid, OF the Presbyterian
Church.
At the request of the Senate Committee of Con.
ference appontcdon Che subject Of the impressment
resolutions.
A Senate bill providing against oss Of compensation
TO iduciaries passed.
A communication was received from the Governor
transmitting letter from the President of the Virginia
Ccnira Railroad Company, asking that the Legislature
take some action towards securing from the Secretary
of War; detail of negroes (now employed by the CO.
yernmen to work on the Cetral road whose condition
absolutely needed their service The documents were
referred to the Special Committee on Details.
The bill authorizing the payment OF interest on bonds
given for the Confederate States War Tax, after the
day of payment, was passed
Tho House then resolved itself in secret session.
Upon re-opening tic doors, Dir. BARBOUR submitted
a resolution that the House ratfy the contract for q
majority OF tho c--.--- Sit- sSnnnsis of which
was reported ON yesterday.
Mr. MAGRUDER offered 4. a substitute the contract
with Cbas. Scott & Co., proposed by the minority.
Mr.. BARBOUR then proceeded 10 give an exposition
of the relative features of the two propositions speak
ing in behalf of the majority. His argument able
aud well sustained with facts and figures.
Mr.. BARBOUR was followed by Mr.. NAGRUDER in 70
ply who took strong ponsof opposition to the maority
report lie vas followed by Mr.. PRIKCE in favor Of the
majority report Pending whose remarks, the hour
of three arriving, the chair vacated until hapast
seven.
NIGHT sEssIOS-rCEsDAY
Tn, following bills were passed:
bill TO provide representation for those counties
where the Court Houses in the hs1ds Of the public
cnemy-uhich allows any three Eee-holders to appoint
conductor of election, themselves to constitute ths
commissioners.
bill increase the fees Of county clerks Tor pub
lie services to $780, at the discretion Of the court.
bill Incorporating the Elk River Oil and Mining
Company.
bill increasing the allowance of jurors in criminal
cases.
bill extending the time for prosecutions in criminal
cases.
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The SnnnlY Of Salt,

We are glad ohear that there is prospect Of salts
factory arrangements being made for supplying the PeO
pie Of this State with the indispensable article Of salt
Two or more proportions under consideration BY
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THE LOST WILL

This viii run through several num'sr Of the pApsr ana
by original Tales Eays and Poems by the best
Wrers In The country As only hKed supply Of paper can pc
had the edition limited and those Wishing TO secure TINS Vor
lie family paper, would do well 10 subscribe early 49,
In making remanees be- particular 70 state the P'ss ons
' ~ JAMES GARDNER,
uhfa-ats Augusta, Co.
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For one year. ........
R.a. n.AnAhn

.
No DEDUCTIONS made 10 clubs, and ~
1s .han 1T monhG Postmaster will be allowed 70 per
heretofore. -. r.n.r attractive
Increased sxertonI will be used make the paper
1n' %TfiE RiNDoLPHs OF RAND LrH HALL"
will be camp e;ea in the 10th number Back nunoe!
mis- Interesting romance be supplied In ihe AAe hu0s
Iii, rs co -msneod the thrilling PiLs Novelette, Of
IEDI4 4O7''G "
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TOHN ]. BINFORD,
UNDERTAIkRR,

Having renoye his the rea! Of bis building on ths
ner Of Franklin 18th streets, voui inform ms % M
MT H., he s,vonx himself entirely 10 that business ne
has always hand, Metallic Znc and all knas OIL "'oa S
and Is prepared 10 attend To all orders promptly
x-aa. a.
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DIVIDEND,
nhl9
~o0Yp1cU T1ND F0P SALE
SOUTHERN FIELD AND FZRESLDE.
SUBSCRIPTIONS ADVANCED TO FOUR DOL.
LARS PER YEAR.

OWING to further advance in the Prss of
Ssfuy announces that rom and amer the LIST Of MARCH, the
price Of the YIELD AND FIREsICE viii be as follows;
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Yankee Advertisements.

Poverty is said to make Us acquainted With strange
bed.selolss. but war introduces strange customs. We
ara told tsta license of conversation obtains throughout
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uy,Do'Rs pEpAnrM'r OF HENRIoo,
p,r1xosp, Va, March B, 1853.

NOTICE-Al Communication IN nas re,s' s.s
I,,n.esot ,ensrsrs ON e. Marcs 1872 viii ,: addressed
The xssistanI Adu, ni General 4 @ nsna,, p.n.,,
by order OF sng 1en' 'H' 49, J. W. PEGRAM,
nelt Aat AdJt Gen
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The Sentinel.

The "SsRlinsT newspaper, formerly Of Alexandria,
which did good service in behalf Of the cause until it
was discontinued appeared yesterday in this city, in
new and improved form. Mr.. Smith, the principal
proprietor and editor we'll known for lis talent, in
du.try, patriotism and unbcnding independence His
labors Will. connected with the Enquircr Office did
much TO SUSTAIN the fme and increase the circulation Of
that reputable old journal Mr. Smith is assisted by Mr.
Bailey, who has for many years past been associated
with the religious press Of this city, and BY other COM
pccnt writer's in the various departments of great
daily paper Under such auspices, the Sentinel caunot
fail OF success Not doubling that it will uphold the
cause OF constitutional liberty against the cncroach
ments OF individual power, bidt God speed Units new
career.
BINDS OF QUARTERMASTEGS AND CoMMIsSA.
RIES.
The Senate, yesterday, passed the following bill,
originating in that body:
A BILL r.ldtice TO III, Bond' Of QeG,tersaasters Cud
Commissariss Of tie Confederate States.
III: Congress of the Confederate Stale, Of AmtrieI
10 s0ct That hereafter the bonds of Quarernasters
and Commsssrcs of the Confederate States shall be
Executed AccOr.ins nyiiO ";"s aII.et TO
witt Confederate States of Amerct" "know all mon
by these presents that We, A. B., of the State Of
and county OF a. principal, apd Z. ID. ana
Z. F. Of AZ sureties, acknowledge ourselves
TO be bound to the Confederate st stes OF America, in
the penal sum Of dollars, for tie payment Of which
We Jointly and sevorally bind ourselves heirs
seuors and administrators By these presents; sealed
with our seals, and dated this day OF
in tho year OF Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty
Ihe object OF this bond is 30 secure the Confederate
States of America in the true and ai lfu discharge OF
the above boundeS of the Office Of
30 which az has been legally appointed and the duties
of which he has undertaken discharge, and We do
hereby agree with the Confederate States aforesaid that
he will fully account for all moneys property that
have come or may TO his possession or coptrol
under any order commission, appointment or reap
poutincnt as as aforesaid, in such manner or
form may be prescribed by law, and that the delivery
OF this bond by either of the sgners sban render it
obligatory upon ALL These being done, this obligation
to be void otherwise to have full force anG effect.
[SEAL
SEAL .
SEAL
9. That the bonds Of all Quarterm ,sters Commits
ssiies for posts brgSles divisions, shall be given for
the penal sum OF no: less than $50 J0O and not
than 4lOo, 900.
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. That the bonds Of all Quarterm isters Commits
saeGfor posts brgsles dVisons shall be given for
the penal sum OF not less than $50 J00 and not more
than AlOO 900
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Col Robert P. Trabue, Of Ticksburg, died recently
n Richmond, county, Miss.
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Inc Senate met at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the PRESIDENT
In the Chair. Prayer by Rev. DR.. Sprgg.
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TILE IMpREss,[ENIt RIIL.

We subjOn copy of the bill adopted Tuesday by
the Confederate Senate substitute for the Impress
ment Bill which recently passed by the House of
Rnnresrniurirea e..
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GFEERaL NRDER K0.

HEADQUARTERS CAMP OF INSTRUCTION.,
BRoOEHAvEE, Ai-E, Dsasuser g, 1863
Ii white male residents Of the State Of AssiEsPpi
a between The sg-s Of eish'een and forty, are or
dsred rep It Immediately a. the Camps Of IHHsrus
tisn Those from the counties Of TisbsmingN, tia
wanda Monroe Lownes, Noxubee, Lauderdals, CLARK,
EVayes Green, Perry, Jones. Javper. Newton Nesho-
iss Wirston, Oktibbeha, ChekassW Pontstoe aud TIP
psh will report a. the camp losstsd At Enterpriss an
the Noble and Ohie railroad. These from ali other
counties viii report st the camp loeAtea a. Broekha-
ven. on the New Orles ans and Jsckson railroad
All psfsoHs sslisg report within twenty days viii
be arrested and tres-e7 dsserters.
ghcse Gaining ezemP len uadeT the lsta eIemP
tNs7 set are required report e The trEf, prove
fh n alairz and receive certificates ef exemption
A the laws ana regulations applicable = sessTtsrs
vNsil bs APPLIED 10 such nECPs fail - rsPslr n
ths plsss Of recd=BvOss FER engenf.ent or who shall
desert altar snrollmsat
All refugees from other States sra insihdsd In rae
above ordsr.
n z CLARK,
Msior and A A. General,
a.a11- Gommsneant State o. H'sss@iF-i.