davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-07-22

IrH,-The name Of the man who drew
the first prize at the concert Of the Great
Western Band, on Monday evening last, Is ".
Il. ungerty, Of Fort Wayne, Indiana.
, 1863-07-22

The Benevolent War Claim Aseociatipu OF this
city Is doing good work. It ia now adjusting hun
ireds OF claims for different persons In the North
der. The Office IL at SO Dearborn, aud the r. q.
Ecx is 1C3. For full information, inclose a red
stsnp to the Secretary, CuAs. a. GnEooRY, fytCst
, 1863-07-22

FALSE A1ARM.-The alarm Of fire rung fol
the fourth district about s o'clock last eve
ming, was false one-caused by jufenue
1ortffrc
, 1863-07-22

EESrENcEs To-nAf.-Thls afternoon at
O'clock, Judge Van Buren, will sentence the
prisoncrs convicted ut the July term Of the
Recorders Court.
, 1863-07-22

Real EsrATE.-The property Of Doggett,
Dassett and ELL has not been purchased b5
!. Il. Reed d Co., MS stated in recent issue
of the TRIBUNE,
, 1863-07-22

!:ortant eale Of Government stock takes place
this morning at Morgan's Stock Mart, corner
ot Fifth and Carr streets, st Louis, at ninc
O'clock, and will be Continued daily until the
whole are sold. To it the attention Of all par
ties interested in such species Of property is
directed. There is 4 lot Of horses aud mules,
come Of them captured from The enemy and
others condemned By the Government. There
is also large quantity Of brood mares, sold
Tor no tault, only they are no longer uaed in
tic service All Will be sold peremptori]y to
, 1863-07-22
Pension and UountF Blanks.

The lit Of approved forms Of Pension, Back
TRIBUNE Office, and sent by mail, post paid, upon
receipt Of the price, at IS cents per quirt-
Apt1icatipu for Transfcr Of Pension.
ss OF Widow for Payment Of Pension.
- ofInralil PenEioler f01 Payment Of
TenEion.
Claim OF Heirs Eor Arrears
:. for Uorse End Evnipments.
Declaration OF Minor ch1dren foE Pens1on.
=. OF Orphan Sister for Pension.
Fathers Declaration for Bounty Money and Ar.
reAt9.
Invalid Pension Claim.
Notb.r'e Application for Pension:
Of]cer'e Ccfi:icate OF Soldier Disability.
Power Of attorney to Draw Soldiers Pay.
soldier Declaration for Bounty Monsy, Arrears
DC.
Disabled Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Money
tAct Of March 8, 1891
.Surct tot's Certificate of Soldiers Disability.
Widows Declaration fo1 Bounty Money and Ar.
Widow .e Declaration for Pension.
Alro all kinis OF Law aud Military Blanks, Con
v,.yarcin. Blanks. &c. Address,
TRIBUNE co, 81 Clatk street.
, 1863-07-22

LIVERPOOL, July n.-B-eadstnGs market gone
rally very tiu1. with slight decline on all quail
ties. Corn quiet and steady. Richardson. Spence
ard other circulars, report douE dnil and down-
ward, With decline Of 6d01g. Wheat very dull,
and declined 8 per GENITAL; red western ss0aa 10d;
white western a5 6d@:os. Corn steady; mixed
quiet and steady. Biglsnd, a. = Co. report beet
drn, and small sales at. last quotations. Pork
dnu Bacon steady. Lard quiet and steady. Sugar
dat Coffee Inactive, ut decline OF f6dI1B Bread-
eu1tfs Inactive but steady.
, 1863-07-22

UN3oE GuAHDs-Thete will be a meeting Of the
old Union Guard. at Kuteymeyer's Hoases on thc
corner Of Twelfth and uafstead streets, this WED
n,sdayl evening. Every man whose name ID on
tie muster roll 10 expected to be present. Pes or
DIR Of the Committee.
, 1863-07-22

Tue MEDICAL MBHoGL1o.-4 few days ago
Dr.. Lewis, Of the London Eye and Ear Inttr-
mary, brought suit against Dr.. Reynolds, who
t1aims to be former partner, charging him
NTH larceny Of s1oo; yesterday criminal nc.
ton was commenced against Lewis, for libel
and perjury, By Reynolds, growing out Of the
previous hearing. The case was brought be-
fore Justice Dc Wolf yesterday, and after two
or three hours Of mixed discussion, without
aiming at any conclusion or unrayeling the
rars1e, the case Was continued to o'clock
.lis morning.
PRECIOUS DocuMEST.-Thc following
precious document WAS found upon the per-
son Of burglar, yesterday committed to tho
county jail:
CHICAGO. May II, 1863.
DAVID A. GAaE, Es2,,-Dear Sir: The bearer
having rendered good service to the DEMOCRATIC
PARTY and its candidates. in the late election,
would like position Us conductor on the City
Railway Company, ard we the undersigned do
CHI erfully recommend him for said position for
rtntpus above stated.
Respectfully youra. &C..
Oh. RosE, lDoard.of Pub. Nurks1
FRANCIS ADAMS. ICity Attorney
, 1863-07-22

L1yz19oo1, Saturday evening, 11th.-Cotton un-
changed. Bze1detuffs very dull. Weather fayota-
bic for crops Provisions quiet and steady. Pro-
duce quiet.
LospoS, Saturday evening. closed 9a116
G,teHs for money; Illinois Central sdlsconns :
E,ie E]5xQfaK. ~. s,.
, 1863-07-22

Nwru WARD U. l., A.-There will be a
meeting Of this council, this "wednesday
evening, July 22d, ut their usual place Of
meeting, on business Of importance to every
member. By order Of the G.
, 1863-07-22

r>stxe Rre1uhts at Cleve1nnd-July Is,
rnwe,. The echr c. j Reeder was chartered ut
Axe. and the echrr Fen Fraakltn and Lucy Auchard
q wheat to Bufalo at sXc, The asking rate to
Oswego Ia &c.
, 1863-07-22

REMARKs.-We do not desire to give place
in our columns to any lengthy discussion Of
the matters at issue between some Of the en-
bryo military organizations, and the Union
Defence Committee. We are confident that
there is patriotism enough at the bottom Of
the whole movement to bring the matter to 3
proper conclusion without anJ ventilation Of
temporary misunderstanding. But tie
above communication Is wrong, and based on
q nrisapprchension which We cannot allow to
lass uncorrectcd. The writer Leaves it to be
more than simply inferred, that the regiment
desires the appointment of Col John L, Hau-
| cock, while the Union Defence Committee
not only oppose the appointment Of that gen.
| tltman. but insist On the choice Of Col. r. II.
uongh, d trinity Of errors, which the action
| OF the gentleman hrst-namcd can and should
| set as rest Ne ask Colonel Han
cock to state publicly whether he
has not been offered the Colonelc5 Of this
| regiment By the Union Defence Commit
tie and declined 1t through personal and
business 1easons, and whether renewal ofthe
| cHer Is Of no older date than the close Of last
week, and Is still unacceptcd By him. We
| know thai II Mr.. Hancock will receive the ap.
u,iutment, it Is his, and to the satisfaction o1
tLp community, and not less SO to that Of the
Union Defence Committee, but Il he caunoi
accept it, it Is his duty to make his declining
of tho offur sufficiently public to set at res
charges Ike the above, which haye becomes ST
rife that We give this place, to accompany i
with this explanation
, 1863-07-22

It has finally been agreed that the visit Of
the Boards Of Trade Of Chicago, Milwaukee
and Detroit, to Portland shall take place dur
ing the first week In August. The Chicago
delegation will leave here on Monday night,
August Sd, ria the Michigan Central Rail
road, and meet the delegations from Milwau-
kee and Detroit at the latter place, proceed
directly to Montreal, tia the Grand Trunk
RAILWAY, and arrive in Portland on Thursday
hight. Returning they Will leave Portland on
NouGny and arrive home on Thursday or Fri
da5. One hundred md twenty Of our prom
ineut merchants Will compose the Chicaggo
delegation,
, 1863-07-22

8,00A 800
1000
6.01
= -

COUNTRY PRoDuCE-Eggs are quiet at eHdD |
10c with Gales Of Is b1ls at these ag1res. Chick
ems, in active demand at $2.0omeao for old and
new Turkeys, dull and neglected at 4D3hc.
DRCGS-The decline IN exchange has weak
ened the market, and come staples are lower.
There Is fair business doing. Weluots:
, 1863-07-22
ACTION OETUE LOYAL GER.
MANS.
German Working Mems Association
on the Draft.

At meeting held on the 30th day Of July
81 the Chicago Working Mems Association,
one Of the most active organizations in this
city, and numbering over !, 600 members, Mr..
S. Schocnemann moved that the Chicago
Working Mems Association, the representa-
tive Of the German working men Of Chicago,
declare its position In regard to the Conscrip-
ton Law, and the enforcement Of the same;
aud that committee be appointed to draw
up resolutions upon this subject; md that it
also declare itself ready to organize for the
purpose Of preserving and maintaining law
aud order In this city. This motion was
unanimously adopted, and Leon stsaus, Geo.
Schneider, J. schoenemann, Mr. Mechelke
snd Or. Ernst Schmidt, were chosen such
committee. These gentlemen retired for
short time, and then brought in the following
resolutions, which we're unanimously aud
with great enthusiasm and applause, adopted:
WHEREAS, The supremacy Of the law must be
maintained shove all things and under al csrcum-
-taucea> If state Of anarchy shall not asise which
shall endarges the life and property Of tie citizen
| md
WHEREAS, Tho conscription Law In particular
mret at this moment be enforced (notwithstsnd.
ing It contains o .clanEe of which We cannot ap-
move, and against which We have in Its time pro-
tested. and the amendment Of which We hsye, too
late and therefore without SUCCESS, endeavored to
obtain), II our army shall not b. stopped in itz
,ou.se to glorious victory, md the restoration OF
the peace OF the republic etsu not be for long
time delayed; therefore be it
Resoleed, That 1t would be great shame for the
| n,tv ~ C1ycoon ff hpr 1nya1 citizens Rhnn1d nnt
, 1863-07-22

MOI Spring No Spring No2Red
Date. In store. in etore. in store.
July h.. -G1.0SH % G15 los O.
=" 18.... los 0gl.G413 ~ QtN 1.G2 (Dt.03
17.... 1.02 &t1oi 50 l83 10eBebl.03
H.. 1.03xG1N 88x6+s 10s G.
o., Leo Qe1.G3 ol @91 o.
H.. 1.O0 6i,N 81 l9aB 100 G31.0d
Tie amount Of wheat tn store in this city Ia
90, ,9S7 bu. against n, $50 bushels on the cores
pondinE date In 1862.
CORN-leceived. today. 17a,eo5 bu; shipped
99,l00 hu. The following table shows the receipts
and shipments during the past week:
, 1863-07-22

.CmcAGo Lionr IsFASTnT."-Thom members OF
the above company, and all Others who wish to
10 meet Tonight ut the Light Guard Hall II eight
o'clock. a. s. DTXoHD, Sec'y.
, 1863-07-22

The market rclnains quiet, and prices arc almost
hIle good White Winter extras at $6:a5; bU brls
Red Winter extra at $5.as; 10O brls good Spring
extra at $s.T0; 81 bills low grade ut 4l2H 1U3 btls
Cnrinr sltpt4 ut r., ..
, 1863-07-22

4 REBEL REI1o.-Wea are indebted to Capt.
F. Spa1zcstrom, Of company D. LIST regiment
of Illinois artillery, Logan's Division, for
copy Of the wall paper yicksburg Citizen. It
Is one Of the yc1itable curiosities Of the war,
aud Its doctrines are as bad as the material
ppon which tits printed. The gaalans Cap
tain has our Thanks.
, 1863-07-22

r,vx7,r,rp:;-Tle horse and colt stolen and
~gs,sd far sa,e yesterday, have been identified.
-7ev were taken from the corner Of Indiana
ard sapgsmon streets.
, 1863-07-22

CT. G.. .A71ES71ox!-fon arc hereby notified
to be at your Hall this Wednesday 2. n, lat
o'clock sharp. Per order OF
, 1863-07-22

: TUEACEU~LEAE-Eteu 1eaI I6 III Ia1I ue1uanl
ut .5G25c for New York and 35@65c- for Conuectl-
Neutrality-suspicious. brands Of good sum-
me1w orked are in mir demand and firm at 5sl55
1or dark, Outside brands Of winter worked are
dull and neglected at dolA5c. Bright leaf is In
good demand at 7-Gt1.b0.
CTT-Are moderately active at previous quota
, 1863-07-22

In an extract from Springfield paper NC
gave IN account Of late difficulty among the
Masonic brethren at that place, which upon
inquiry We find is scarcely sustained By the
facts We do not propose to enter into the
quar1el--it has already gone much too far for
the honor and credit Of the time:houored So
ciety-but the simple facts are these:
Dir. Blair, Grand 1iaster Of Illinois, has for
the year past been rendered uneasy by the
proceedings Of his Grand Secretary. In what
direction his suspicious pointed, whether
financial OF otherwise, We are not informed;
hut the conclusion WAS, that he felt It ueces-
sary, under solemn sense Of responsibility
to the Order, to remove him from Office, and
lefer the whole matter to the next Grand
Lodge. That he had aright to do this-being
responeible only 10 the Grand Lodge for the
abuse Of Ills prerogatiye-is admitted, we
learn. by nu Masonic writer's Of repute In
dcrcsing the Grand Secretary, he deputed
Messrs. B. F. Patrick and George y. Deesing
u this city to 60 to Springfield and take pos.
session Of the effects OF the Grand Lodge In
his they were met with an net Of personal
violence, m account Of which, much exasgge,
rated, has gone the rounds Of the press; but
The result is not affected thereby, for the
t,rand Secretary, Reynolds, was deposed, and
Mr, Deerirg substituted In lis stead.
, 1863-07-22

CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL Uk1os.-The
members Of the Chicago Typographical I'm
ion are requested 70 meet ut the Office Of the
TnDrHE tlls morning at ~ O'Clock, to Mt
lend the funeral Of their deceased brother,
A{rjor VIM. Il. Medi11
, 1863-07-22

CoSy1c1ED.-James Kinney WIS tried yes
1crday in the Recorders Court, for burglary,
rnd sentenced to five years imprisonment in
The Penitentiary. He was ono Of the gang
concerned III the robbery ofa trunk Of jewell
r. at the fremont House, 3 little oyer year
, 1863-07-22

Col. G. ?. SA11H.-Thls brave and patriot
&c officer, late commander Of the 129th Ill.,
uois regiment, is now in the city, haring en-
t1relv recovered from the Illness which COM
PEELED him to resign his command Colonel
Smith has been in the service, until his recent
illness, cyer since the inception Of the re-
bclltou.
, 1863-07-22

RoHBEKr.-Christian Starfenhon, fesao4 "
1T Bridgeport, WIS robbed OF S'' WILLIE ~
breakfast ycsterday morning.
, 1863-07-22
The Union Guards and tho Union Dc.
fence Committee.
- F<1.{n 1A,S1r- MI

A-A1t~@1
. In your paper Of Monday appears short
article, apd ? reply to It, IL rela M
The statements In the article are cor
rect In every particular. and "union De.
rortant fact-wlich is us fullows: The sub.
committee Of the unfon Defence
Union Guards WAS part, and told
them that unless they organized under the
State law, and .lecttd r. II. Hongh, Esq, Colo
nd Of TIC regiment, and such other officers as
they might dictate, they {the sul,-committee)
would have nothing to do with the regiment.
The proposition was put to the vote, aud
every man III the regiment voted "No-"
These are the facts in the case.
am happy to state that At d late meeting
If the officers OF the regiment, every man
voted Lis willingness to orgauize under the
Snte law, but only un1tr their duly elected Colo
nel, John Hancock, E*q:; but they decline most
respectfully entertaining any proposition that
looks towards the appointment By others OF
their field officers, as they hatter themselves
that they are fully competent to elect such
men as they are willing to serve under.
z. 4 SMITH,
, 1863-07-22

Sales, River Mixed Corn Rejected
1q.y7ss y sS fse 4 4tsx@sS @ = s4s: @ @fs
:.S Is. 90 4sX@5o zysasa ziHsSasa 4aSSx@s.a aSHSa
.O..1.000o 49h050 4TT6B41I 35XG5lo
q, Fl. 5000 q G50 d Gasz 4gH1....
bu: against .3s GA ba On the corresponding ditto
OATS --Reeelvedto day, 7,5;4 bu shipped. s70oo
bn; rsselssd laat week, Co. 90 hn stipped, S7 SO
Tsek, and prices close 1114l2c lower on the week.
The market to-day 1ae more active and a shade
asmer than yesterday. Sales were: LEO bu No.
In N. SD at SIC: 3,stO hu do ut 541c; 60u0 bu
BY SamEIe-5o bags al 16c on trick
The amount OF Oats in storo is assa, G8S bu-
lYE-Receiyed today. 1,400 ba; received last
ncek, s,1m ba; shipped last week. none. The
prices have declined during the week 21sc q bu.
6alee TO-DAY were: 1900 bn No. in store at G3c.
NARLEf-Recctved today, 632 bu. Received
lAst h,w wsek, ,, 3s;1 bu; shipped, Mone There Is
coming ~ slowl5, and light sales Of inferior we're
ade nt 65c on track. Prime new barley is held at
ft,CQll 10 but there ia no demand.
ALCoHoL--steady and quiet, at sAs1s6c per gal
ASHES -3Babbitt'a pure Potashca. In tin cans:
steady ut lGc. During the week Eeyera1 lots Of
common Potazhes we're sold at TAc:
he y sood shsRpng s4ea nqqS 70:
ia1se g drkina do at 13c.
lEANs.The enpply ia light, and the market
Guit. bGs nt n iarm, At 71 for medium to good
u BKooM c6RN-Thcre is Yery little doing, and
he trade Is limited to few small sales, at Sl25 ~
G145 10 for fair to prime The stock is In few
handa, and the 1cIuana ia trihiug.
5ratt ia dD11 GYH
, 1863-07-22

The market during tho week has been rnPettled
and prices were irfcsnlat-closlpg without any
material change since the date Of our last weekly
review There has been much lees activity In thu
uarket-sh shippers taking hold less freely in conse-
quence Of tho depressed state Ok tho market ut the
East.
TO-DAY tho market opened fully 3sc per boshel
demand almost entirely closed, and the adFance
vas al1nost entirely lost. Sales we.e ;-1a0 600 bu
prime River High Mixed ahoat ut 50c 5000 bu do
Uast night at 49c 5000 bu Mixed Com in store
1t t4hle; j9.t10 bu do at 48Hc; II, 900 bu do ut
Asc Alu0o bu Rejected Corn in store ct A63<c
Gradc on track. nj DIG.
Tlc following table shows the daily range Of
quotations. during the week, with the amount sold
, 1863-07-22

IApEs' LoYAL LEAGuE.-There will be
regular meeting Of the Ladies' Loyal League
nj the Young Mems Christian Association
Rooms, On wednesday the cd inst, at 3
o'clock p. m. By order Of the President
, 1863-07-22

CHEWING. EMoES1.
Star Of the West- SIC
Pioneer. 8. Smoking. .-.......13c
Extra Carendish :. csc s. n. Smoking. ....15c
Praifie Pride. .Goc Iamoktng..
Sweet. s;s Il Smoking s''....-...19e
TEAs-Aro quiet but HEu. Tho tendency is to
higher rates. We giEe the general rnnge oi the
na,ket-o emitting tho trade" classification:
Gunpowders. - ., " ...-l..6D1l6
Eo1cbopgs, " ..-.- 65Q51.10
WOODEN WARE There ls no ma.eriaI change
In the market siuce our last 1eEiew. -
Cturns 10. 1.......1ao0 Do clothes. 5pll96o :.
do No. -2..-...... HOO Pails, z hoop,
do No.8.......,..l0O0t g doa... 2.30na33
do No. 800 do hoop. 2.60x5ac6
Brooms, . Tuba. nests
doz... ..1s5@soo ofs--...:a eaKGbae e7,f
Waehtoarde do No. -
Q doz .a67n31s doz ..........0tt.oo
| Market Das- do No. 2........91000
| kets willow. 4.gQsoA53 do No. 8....~...0a.M
, 1863-07-22

SUDDEN DEArH--on Saturday, July 11th,
Mt his residence, Wood Lawn, IL, Sargent
Field, father Of G. 2. Field Of this city, died,
aged 3yca1sH he was talen III at twelve o'clock
in the morning, and at five In the evening was
dead. Els friends claim for him rare Chris
finn virtues, and say that he was beloved and
esteemed By Ill who knew him.
, 1863-07-22

BA11.-A discharged soldier, whose name
isD. c. Ryan, Eivesa ball next Friday night
where, Lis note tailsd to inform us. We are
assured The man Is worthy, and We hope our
cs,asitab,y disposed friends will give him
LIT
, 1863-07-22

DMD.-W- Jones, j., quastermastcs ser
geant OF Bottoms Battery from the time Of its
first organization, died Of diarThea. near
vicksbu1g, after short Illness, on the eth
of June. His rems1as were inferred in the
bur,ins ground Of Companies 4 and B, t'Chl.
cago Light Artillery"
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE At ArF1E7oS.-A de-
structiye fire occurred at Appleton, WIS.,. on
The 18th, By which the woolen factory belong
Ing to J. " Hutchinson valued at els,ooo'
and the extensive foundry and machine shop
ofC. Eetchum valued at Sl0. .030 were totally
DESTROYED
, 1863-07-22
ILLINOIS AND m1C11GAN CANAL

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BRDaErosr. July Il. 1s&3.
C1EARRn
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-06
The New con.cription Act.

The following is copy of the Conserption Act passed
recently, By both Houses of Congress:
Az AeT to amend act entitled An Act to provide
further for the public defence"-apprUved 10th April,
1859.
Tie Coa0rtss of the Confederate States Of America d.
enact That President be- and be is hereby authorizes
to call and place in the military service of che COnd
crate States for three years. unless the shall have
been ended all white who residents Of the
Confederate Sates between the ages Of and for
ty.fve years. at the time the call calls may be made
and who such time times legally exempted
from military service; such parts thereof in his
Judgment may be necessary the public defence such
call calls to be made under the provisions and according
tothe Of the act which this is amendment
and such authority shall exist in the President during the
present war, all persons who are or may here
after become eighteen years Of age; and when
rolled all persons between the ages Uf eighteen and forty
Eve shall their full time pro0ed that if the Pres
den in calling out troops into the service Of the COned
crate States shall first call for only part of the persons
betp the ages herenbeore stated be for those
between the age of hryye and any other age less than
forhhye provided that nothing herein contained shall be
understood repeating modifying part of the act
which this is amendatoy. except herein expressly
stated and prOgfe further that those called under
this act and the act TO which this amendment shall
be first and Immediately ordered 10 ill to their maximum
number companies baaons squsdrons and regiments
from the respective States at the time the act to further
provide the public defence approved 18th April 1852
was passed and the surplus any, shall be assigned to
organisations formed from each State since the passage of
that act placed in organizations to be ocered by
the State having such residue according to the laws there
OF or disposed Of provided by law preceded that
the President authorized suspend the execution
or the Ia which thus au alnendsut, in locality
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-06
STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA.
Civil Department.

ZEBuLoY B. VANCE, of BuncOmbe Governor
RICHARD II. BATTLE, JR of Anson Private Secretary.
RUFUS L. Pace, of Wake Secretary of State
DANIEL W. COURTS of Rockingham, Public Treasurer.
WIN r. RICHARDSON, Of Wake, Chief Clerk.
CURTIS II. BRoGDEN. Of Wayne, Comptroller.
d. w. BAIN of Wake, Clerk.
o. H. PERRY Librarian.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-06


RICHMOND NJ PEARSON, of Yadkn, Chief Justice.
WIN II. BATTLE, OF Orange, Associate Justice.
MATTHIAS 4. MANLY, of Craven, Associate Justice.
WILLIAM A JENKINS, of Warren Attorney General.
HAMILTON c. JONES, of Rowan, Reporter.
EDMUND B. FREEMAN of Wake Clerk
JAMES LlTcHFoRD, of WaSs, Marshall
At present. the sessions Ct the Supreme Court are held
in the City of Raleigh year, commencing the
cond Monday in June.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1863-01-06
ARMY MATTERS, &c.
HEADQUARTERS.
Camp OF INSTRUCTION,
GAnp HoINfPS non 10

Camp of Instruction,
CAMP HOLMES, Dec l, 1862.
I'm ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM
the Secretary of War, the following General Order No
81, is published:-
The enrolling officers of this State will pay particular
tenton to the and report TO these Headquarters all
officers and enlisted who do not comply promptly with
said order
By order of COL. PETER MALLETT
Commanding Camp of Instruction.
E. N. MANN, Adutant.