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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

Sergt NJ A Peg, Corp Isaac Telfor, severely; pri
Yates severely wounded: VIM II Hogle, Ed
Huntunger Robert Logan, Chuffield Lucia, VIM
Melvin; slightly: John Parks, L Clarke. Peter
Cloghen, John Gaierty, William Hill. Henry
Shearer, James sweeney.
Company @: Lieut. t Monroe. Sergts VIM
Dougal and L A Foster, and Corp + Treadgall,
slightly; severely: Corp NJ Brewer, Bruce Dol.
son, John d Long, Geo Miller, James N Rich.
Obadiah Vaughn; slightly: David Boyle. VIM A
Daffron. Joseph Flulen. G Foster, T Murphy,
Lewis Sfratn, John b Underwood, John Moon
ey NJ p Wilson, John u Wilson.
Company ID: Lieut. Mark Walter, slightly;
severely: LIST Seret N A Maxim, Corps W
Snodgrass, Fred Cheering and Abram Gaskill;
pFivates: Frederick Adams, John Barnett. Abram
Davenport, W Hanley. W E Edwards. Benjamin
Hawk. John Kennedy: slightly: Sergt W Snider.
Ben Klimmoyd, Ben Booth, john IL Burnes, ID
Beard
Company E-Slightly wounded: II B Beal, Jo-
sepb Bits, Charles P Crews, Samuel Dent, w
Smith. John W Linn, W l. Hess. E H Mercer,
James Reppets: severely: William Hartman, j
w Castle W Moore, Robert Sailors, John
ID Stockton.
Company H-Severely: Ctas d Hyotte. NJ d
L Foster, Russell Wing; slightly: Geo w Lewis,
VIM Kennedy, Geo Plum
Compony Severely: Corp Sam Maze; slight
ly: Putnam, Dan Shafer, VIM Macy, Corp
A Calkins.
Company K-Slightly: Lieut. John NJ Jones,
Frank McCourtney, Frank HokOk, John Webb,
John Smith severely: j ohm Shook. Adolph Sidon,
Frank Bowen, Andrew jackson, Edward Ed
wards
Total 1O9, aggregate l48.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
CONGREGATIONAL.
WAsHINGT,

WASHINGTON, January 10.
HousE-Mr. Clements presented the creden
tials of Mr.. Jennings Pggal, claiming seat as
Representative under the certificate of Governor
Stanley.
Mr.. Dawes presented the protest of Charles
Henry Foster against his admission. Referred
to Committee on Elections.
The House went into committee to provide
ways and means to support the Government
Mr. Walker of Massachusetts, examined the
bill under consideration.
The authority given to the Secretary Of the
Treasury to borrow 5000 000, 0OC was a legiti-
mate mode of raising money, but he objected that
the bonds were not to be sold at less than par.
The Government should come into the market
like any other borrower and raise money on the
best terms it could.
He regarded the payment of interest in coin a
great mistake. He was unwilling to 60 any fur
Their in that direction, as the Government should
not recognize that standard of value. He critically
examined the subject Of finance generally; also,
the tax proposed on notes. He would amend the
section so that the annual tax should be six per
cent. This would place the currency in the
hands of the Government which would then reg
ulate both its quantity and quality.
| Mr.. Morrill, wished to know how the Govern
ment would get on without the loyal banks.
Mr.. Walker replied that they never had, under
the Constitution, the right TO issue such currency
or bills of credit In consideration of the ability
and integrity of the Secretary of the Treasury,
in whom the country had the greatest confidence,
let US sustain him.
Mr.. Bidde briefly controverted the reasoning
of Mr.. Walker that the Government had the
right to suppress the circulation OF bank notes.
Mr. Gurley, of Ohio. sad other things being
equal, the government engaged in a warfare that
can raise the largest amount OF money, must, 10
the end, be successful.
Thomas, of Massachusetts, defended the Sec
rotary, saying it was not just TO charge him with
failure to pay the soldiers. He should be allowed
to borrow money on the best terms, without re-
strctons.
Lovejoy advocated such q tax on banks as to
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
icy rELEGRAPH-l
new York Market.

NEW York, January IL.
Flour frmer with rather more doing; sales at
Sc 30@6 so for superfine State, Sc 1905 IS for
extra State, Sc 9O@7 10 for choice extra West
tern; Sc 35@6 55 for superfne Western; Sc goa
lO for common to medium extra Western;
81 2O@7 80 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio; 81 1905 %
for trade brands, closing quiet and steady.
Whisky better with good demand at A
@45c
Wheat more active and lie BETTER sales were
made of Chicago spring at 81 35@l Al, Mil
waukee club 81 4l@l Al, amber Iowa 81 40
al 50, winter red Western 81 530l 81, amber
Michigan 81 56@l SO; white Michigan 81 ESQ
TO- Corn in better demand for export; prices
are higher; s4@e5c fer shipping mixed Western;
70@13c for unsound.
Coffee quiet and unchanged Sugar quiet.
Molasses firm.
Pork dull and shade easier; sales at Sl4 62ls
ola Is for old mess, Sll 50@l2 for old and
new prime and Sl3 50@l3 81 for old and new
prime mess. Lard less active and scarcely so
firm; 1014 @t03s
Money easy at 51aC96 per cent. Sterling ex
change irregular and unsettled: nominal quota
tations; l59@l6l for merchants; i6l@l 621S
for bankers bills Gold lower opening at 46B
and advancing to AZ and closing heavy at 49,
@4656.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

~ number of wounded officers passed
through the city Thursday on their way home
from the bloody field of Murfreesboro Among
others was our friend, Captain VIM. Doughty. of
the 37th regiment. He struck twice on the
head. His most severe wound was by a musket
ball, which scraped the skull, inAicting very
ugly wound. He speaks enthusiastically of the
conduct of his regiment IL made three bayonet
charges, and drove the enemy at each charge.
The 37th was with Neg,eys division.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WILL SELL AT
N Auction. the late residence OF Allen P. Wiley.
deceased, in Pike township, Marion county, Indiana
Tuesday, the 10th day Of February 1858, all Of his per-
sona property except what is taken by his widow Con-
sisting of one two-horse wagon, one buggy, two
head Of horses. three head Of cattle, wheat IN the
granary in the crib, farming utensils household and
kitchen furniture, four shares Of twenty-five dollars
(s25 00) EACH IN the white River and Big Eagle Greek
Plank end Gravel Road Company and many other articles
too tedious to mention.
credit of ten months viii be given all sums Of three
dollars and upward, the purchaser giving with ap
proved security waving all valuation and sppraisement
laws. All sums under IS 90 cash in hand. The corn.
also, will be sold for cash in hand.
jsnis-waw JOHN II. WILEY, Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
LICENSES.

NIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT WILL APPLY
IN to the Board of Commissioners Of Marion county,
Indiana their tsrn, for license TO sell intoxica
ting liquors in less quantity than quart at time "
with the privilege following the be drank onmy
premises for year Ny place Of business and the
premises wherein said liquors be sold and drank
are located In Lte's Hotel Building East Washington
street. lot g. square 81 In Indianapolis in Center town
ship, Marion county, Indiana.
jsn19-w3w ALLEN BROWN.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
COMMERCIAL.
IBYrELEszxrH.I
cincinnati Marker

CINCINNATI, January IL.
Flour unchanged; sales Of extra s. so but
good superfne is held at this price
Wheat unchanged and quiet: red 81 1901 Is;
white 81 l5@l IS. Corn 44@46c. Oats $50
55c in bulk
Whisky 40e
Hogs firm at 81 25@5. Pork. lard and bulk
meats generally held out ofthe market, therefore
but little done. There is a demand for mess
pork at Sll oil % for old and Sl3 for new.
Groceries firm. Sugar ll1s@l3c. Coffee
80 to 80. Molasses so to So.
Gold is up to las; demand notes 40; silver
steady at 100. Exchange firm.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

"a The 54th regiment, Colonel Mansfield,
led the advance in both days fight at Vicksburg,
and made two b&yonet charges. 1t lost twenty
men killed and a large number wounded, but the
list has not been received. Adjutant Hayden was
taken DriSOner
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
Address of Judge Perkins.

The Address of Judge Perkins. delivered be-
fore the indianapolis Association, on Tuesday
evening. January Is. will be published in
pamphlet form. and be ready for delivery to- day
This Address is an able discussion of the ques-
tons now before the country. and should be
largely circulated. Price. go cents per 100
copies. Orders are solicited at once, as we shall
not keep the type standing. Address this Office
e At No. 81 North Pennsylvania street, In
dianapolis. general intelligence business is con-
Quoted. Good help for hotels. boarding houses,
and private families can at all times be obtained
at that Office. All persons who can give good
references (men or women), desiring situations or
employment will find it to their advantage to
cali there wifi.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
SPECIAL NOTICES,
S--T--1S6O--X.
DIFFERENTIATION BITTERS
WSINGER & co.'s LETTER"A"FAM

SINGER & CO.'S LETTER A"FAM-
lily SEWING MACHINE, with all the recen: improve
ments, is the REST and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAUTI-
Full of all sewing machines This machine will any
thing, from the running of tuck in taretan the max
ing of overcoat-anythng from pilot beaver cloth
down to the softest TISSUE and is
ready to do its work to perfection ItcanfeIl hem bind
gather tuck, quilt and has capacity for great variety
of ornamental work This is the only machine that
can FELL hem, bind, and FORTH but it will do
than any other machine. The Letter Family Sewing
Machine may be had in great variety of cabinet
The Folding Case, which is becoming popular is,
asts implies, that be folded into box or
which, when opened makes beautiful substantial
and spacious table for the work upon The
of every imaginable desiga-plan the wood grew
in its native forest deliberately finished art
make them. I. Nj. SINGER CO..
No. ASS Broadway, New York.
Boz indianapolis 0fice-No. 3 Odd-Fellows' Hall,
Washington street. aplS-d&wtilfebl s.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
NOTICE oFApMINIsrRATIoN

NTOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That LETTERS on
~ Administration, the estate Of Allen p WHEY,
late Merton county, deceased, have been granted and
issued to the undersigned by the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of said county. Said estate Is supposed
10 be solvent. JOHN H. WILEY,
jsnle-w3v Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

BUCHANAN Nashville Jan 18th Leut Frank
Nyman Buckmen only of the late Capt. John Buck
man, Of New Orleans aged 90 years.
Lieutenant BUcKxAS is another victim to the nnatura
war which Is now desoating the country He was con-
necfed with the 9TH Indiana Battery. few months ago
ne left here buoyaDt in spirits confident of winning de-
served fame in the service of his country There
more gallant, brave and intrepid officer in the army.
Upon the field OF battle he exhibited GOODNESS and daring
In remarkable degree At the battle of Murfreesboro'
he fell MORALLY wounded. mothers left to mourn the
loss OF who the staff of her declining years
How many, Oh! how many, similar sacrifices have been
made all the land, and fearful the response
bility of those who occasioned them.
BRADEN-On January Is, 1853, of scarlet fever
Horace, infant son of William and u. b. Braden aged
seven months and nineteen DAYS
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
List OF Killed and Wounded i'm Indi-
ana Regiments at Vicksburg.
FIFTY-FOURTH INDIANA.

FIFTY-FOURTH INDIANA.
A r Gates, co @, both legs and hand. Died
Dec. 25
Isaac High. co E, back of head
Jacob KnOsee, co K, leg, hand and breast.
Died Dec. %.
Israel Thurston, co |, right leg amputated.
Darius Leyden, co Z, left knee
E I Clarkson. co X. right knee; leg ampu
tated Died Jan g.
Alfred Lister, co g, hand and leg, severe.
VIM Hart, co G. hip and leg. severe.
w Hickman. co g, thigh and side, slight.
Samuel Pentler, co G. thigh aud knee, slight.
John Lucas, co E. severely stunned by shell.
Edward Harshmans, co G., right hand, slight
John NJ Burtch co +, hand, slight.
John Dubois, co B. lett leg, slight.
James 4 Evans, co G. face, severe. Died
Jan g.
VIM II Mann, co G, foot, slight.
Francis Dorm, co X, slightly stunned by a
shell
Drollinger, co X, finger. slight.
Wesley johnson. co c. hand, slight.
John Bailey, CO X, ankle, slight.
Isaac COniac. co G, hand, slight.
A Oily, co @, stunned by shell, slight.
SR Sknger CO g, breast and leg, slight.
Second Lieutenant VIM 2 RUBBER, co q, side,
slight
Jacob Ditzenberger, co X, leg, slight.
James Feagler. co X, ankle. q
j L. Sargent, Gu II. side slight
Edmund Duling, co Q. leg. slight. Died Jan 4.
Logan, co F hand, slight
G W FARRELL, CO L. face. slight
CIV B Jones, co Il. head, slight.
Vim W Thomas. CO II. neck, slight
Robert A w addy, co H. arm and leg, slight.
George NJ Walker. co F. knee, slight.
John HOlston, co D. arm. slight.
Johua Spear, co A, hip slight
John Farrell, co + back. stunned, slight
Il Foster On II head SLIGHT
Tilghman Trotter. co F, knee, slight
A j Wall, CO A, foot, slight.
j I Hill. co A, back and head, slight.
John Gibson, CO G., stunned by shell. slight.
William Anthony, co @, knee and shoulder,
slight
Daniel Fail, co 6, back, slight
Zaehariah Moreman, CO G. leg and hand,
slight.
Henry Stringer, co d, head, slight.
William II Gentry, CO E, breast and arm, Sc
we're.
J Shoemaker, co H hip slight
James Z Brooks. co B. breast, slight.
E B Polly, CO d, arm, severe.
NJ Hunter, co ID. stunned by shell.
Elisha Hoffman, CO F head, slight.
James FOuch, CO E. nips, slight.
Samuel Miller, CO G. leg. slight.
Smith Jeffries, co G, arm. severe.
VIM Endsley co Q, leg slight.
q " Scales, CO b, mouth and neck, severe.
MOrdecai ROsenbrough, co +, side, severe.
Died Dec 80
Allen Rifer. co D, shoulder and leg, severe,
Died Jan 3.
Chas Miller co II. thigh slight
Josiah Ralston, II, right amputated.
Morris Hinchmsn. co /, right leg, slight.
Andrew Irwin, co d. breast, Died
Dec %.
re Couaty, co B, ri ght arm, slight
Frederick Foster. Gu II, head slight.
William W Wilkinson, co II, left shoulder,
slight.
Joel Bell, co Fl. slightly.
John W Ragen. co l, thigh. severe. Died
Jan 3.
Chas Gulpking. co B. thigh. slight.
Albert Miller, co l shoulder and foot, severe
Died Jan g.
SD Maggart, co c, head, slight.
@ F Lawson, co g, arm. slight.
John Lawlamore, CO c, thigh and head
slight
Samuel Saunders co E, thigh, slight.
Ellis Walton, co G. fOot, slight
Benz Liby, co d, head, slight
I, John Hubart, co @, foot, slight
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
STATE NEWS, ETC.

ET- The division of General Reynolds, for
merly Dumont's, is now in the advance of the
Army of the Cumberland.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

FORTY Ninth INDIANA.
j S Halbert, CO G, wrist.
G Stapleton, co E, right shoulder
Owen, CO G, left hip. Died Jan. ?.
p w Bowman, co h. left knee. slight.
NJ Cummins, CO ID, both thighs. severe.
John B Smith, CO G., thigh, severe. Died
Jan T.
BF MoreIand. co Z, shoulder. slight.
Jas McWilams, CO b, ankle. slight.
McCacken, CO g. shoulder, severe.
William Roach. co II, side, severe. Died
Jan
VIM Denney, co C, back of head. slight.
Hamilton Martin. co II, left shoulder.
Benson Smith. co E. left leg. severe, (ampu-
Robert Wilson, co E. right leg.
B Decker, co g. abdomen severe Died
Fec %.
Edward HAYS, co E, side. severe.
Nathan Anderson, co E, face. severe.
Samuel Belts. co |, thigh, slight.
MA Spear. co 6, groin, slight
John Chestnut, co X. left leg, slight. Died
Jan 5.
Captain Newell Keck. co X. head. mOrtally.
Died Dec 25.
JP Elliott co X, thigh, slight.
ia Jeffries, co Z. stunned by shell, slight.
ON Beals. co II. neck. slight.
John McHenry CO X, elbow. slight.
EP Chsrnes, co abdomen, slight.
First Lieutenant G W Christopher. co A, right
knee, slight.
Henry GrSybill, co H, side. severe.
james @ Smith. co z, left thigh, severe Died
Jan Z.
SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT
Preston Gates, Co G, right knee.
George Hardin, Co H, thigh, severe Died
Jan g.
Miles Hendricks Co H. shoulder, slight
Levi HUFF, Co E. hand slight.
w Price, Co A, shoulder.
And. Shieder, Co b.
EIGHTY THIRD REGIMENT.
RA Lewis, Co @, left wrist and arm.
p ShuyIer, Co ii.
Adam WiDple, Co q.
Thos Sykes, Co H.
Adjt Geo Robinson.
1st Lieut. Geo Olett.
Henry Klostester, Co b.
Henry HaIsom, Co ID; since dead
John Hart, Co +.
ID r ChiIles. Co b.
J r Scofeld, Co B.
NAsHsILrH. Jan I5.-Bragg has been super
seded By Longstreet. The latter's army corps
-. a.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

lB The widow and some of the relations OF
the lamented Commander Gwinn of the Navy,
who was killed on the gunboat Benton. in an at
tack on the rebel Notifications near Vicksburg,
returned on Saturday from Cairo, where they
went in search of his body. They could learn
nothing with certainty, further than that he died
on board of Admiral Porter's flag ship, two weeks
ago last Saturday, and it is supposed was buried
before the fleet left for White river. The re-
mains, when recovered, will be taken to New
York for interment
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

NAsHvILLK, Jan. I5-Bragg has been super
seded By Longstreet. The latter's army corps IS
At ShelbFville.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
EDUCATIONAL,
RAILROAD NOTICE.

ECTION Office
III p. x c. r. X. CO.-The regular annual meeting o
the Stockholders of the indianapolis. Ptsburg and
Cleveland Railroad Company, will be held the Office OF
the Company in this city, Thursday the 18th day Of
February Rext at ten O'Clock, A. for the election Of
Directors for the ensuing and the transaction Of any
other business that may come before them.
Janl4 dlt&wSt EDWARD KING. Sec'y.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
WANTED.
A G. E N II S


IwAST INDUSTRIOUS AND ACTIVE MEN 10
II canvass the country thoroughly and deposit onr
medicine with every family. am employing agents 20
canvass foot at $780, and with horse and buggy $3.50
per year. Agents required to furnish horses and
buggies
In addition the above salary defrsy all expenses in
cdent TO the business II is agreeable and healhfui
occupation for young men, giving them good oppor
tuny TO make money without the pcss by Of sustain
ing loss accruing from selling commission.
Applicants should apply in person. or address az fur
Their Information be desred) the proprietor BY letter.
No viii be employed for less term than year.
aud will enter into written contract to that effect.
shall require security in all cases If am person.
ally acquainted with the applicant, shall intrust In
his custody money. medicines books and receipts
amount OF from $500 TO IS, 000- j. II. FROST,
janl9-d6w3m INDIANAPOLIS Indiana.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

.. S. DISTRICT Court The case of Robert
johnson, indicted for passing bogus coin. has been
on trial tor several days. The witnesses for the
prosecution have been examined. and those for
the defense viii be examined to day. The Court
meets at 2 p. NJ
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

FIFTEENTH INDIANA.
KiIled-Company A: Sergt Richard Kesler,
Corp Ed Palmer, John Curran, Jas Williams,
Henry Hoaglin.
Company Il: Sert Lamberger, Corp Jonas
Hoover, Henry Cooper. Michael Hennesey. Frank
Markle.
Company G: John Frugar, John A Morgan.
Wm Liyergood, Henry McDougal, Fred Myers,
r Barney.
Company d: Capt B Templeton, Corp 7
Williams, G NJ Bushong. P Huff
Company E: Corp John A Small. Emery
Williams. Adam Littinger, Henry Stafins.
Company r: w r Coward.
Company II: Geo w Moore, Pat II Madden.
John juggling, Jesse Venters.
Company l.. VIM Ninyer, VIM Oockefair,
John Davis, JEFF Wolf.
Company X: Sergt Matthias M Dickey, Isaac
N Chalmers, Isaac Lebo, VIM Kenefck, Esau
Fisher, Robert Simpson. Total 80.
Wounded-CompaDy A: Lieut. Alonzo Pearce,
sergt Clay Tod, d Phipps, Henry Allen, Hiram
Barkdel, N X Brown, - Leath, Ira Tread
well, all slightly; Christopher Board, Lewis
Crane, z Erwin, Simeon DowBey, d Crane.
Peter Edinburn. Michael Griffin. VIM Heyler, all
severely.
! Company B: Capt George, slightly; LIST
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
DIE D.

~ Capt. Austin, of New Albany, who wa
taken prisoner, has escaped
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19
$75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH.

FUNHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE CON-
II PANY want an agent in each county solicit
ders for their SIS Machine, with guage driver
and extra needles We will pay liberal salary and
penses give large commission For particulars terms
DC, inclose a stamp and address
T. s. PAGE, Toledo Ohio
decSl-dlt&w3m General Agent for the u. s.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-19

1000 Brls Of
Brandy
500 Pipes Gin
500 " Rum
1000 Pack =
ages Wine.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
General Orders-NO r.
HeadQuarter3 N. DIV. Ms. NJ
LeayenHorth, Sept. Is, 1863.


Leavenworth, Sept. 15 1868.
I. Captains of companies in the Northern Di.
vision of Kansas State Militia will see that ev.
cry man subject to military duty, under the
laws of the State, is at once enrolled in his res
pective ward or township, as the law provides
All Captains are hereby authorized to use por-
tions of their commands in carrying out this
order.
Ii. Any person subject to military duty who
refuses to be enrolled or to take the oath pre-
scribed by law, anu published in General Order
No. 6, is at once to be reported to these Head
quarters. tL
Ill. All companies of enrolled Militia in the
Northern District, excepting those of the cities
Of Leavenworth and Atchison, viii! meet for
drill on Saturday of each week, at the time and
place fixed by their commanding officers.
By command Of Major General Mcdowell.
II. HACKBUSH, A. G.
26-4w - -
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1AAtsvtILk1 AdnSdSS OePt' Loi 1o0os
Div. K. s. NJ, and Orders received from Col. s.
NJ. Strickler, commanding W. D., hereby or
der all persons in Marysviile Township, Mar
shall County, Kansas, who arc subject TO mill
tary,duty to enroll themselves in some military
Company in the Township, by Saturday, the Sd
day Of October, 1868. 80 80 a.
II. Those who fail to enroll themselves and
take the oath prescribed, BY that time, will be
dealt With according to General ORDERS,
III. The Company now formed win meet for
drill at / o'clock p. n, Saturday, Of each week
until further orders.
Rv order Of !. C. MANNING,
Capt comds, Co.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-10
General Orders-NO. 6.

Headquarters, N. Div. Il. 5. NJ,
Leavenworth, Sept. Is, 1868.
Commanders of regiments, battalions and
companies, in the Northern Division of Kansas
State Militia, will direct each company at their
first meeting, to syn copy Of the following
oath, certified by q person authorized to admin
lister oaths, and transmit the same to these
headquarters.
OATH-We do solemuly swear that we will
support, protect and defend the Constitution
aud Government of the United States and the
Constitution and Government Of the State of
Kansas against all enemies, whether foreign or
domestic, and that we will bear true faith and
loyalty to the same; and further, that we do this
without any reservation or evasion, to perform
in good faith, all the duties which may legally
be required Of us-so help US God.
Names of members,
Subscribed and sworn to before me- this
day Of A. D., 1868.
By command of Maj. Gen. Mcdowell,
H. HACKBUSH. A. A.G.