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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

ISrrEEsrISG E;-"pCTs%> The Rev. iIr
tlob-on. Chaplain ~ The command ii Gen. aior.
gan. concluded, OH Wednesday night last, = series
af exceedingly Interesting discorrses. At the
Sycamore tCamphe'i;cn Church, on IfIh sire, t.
:;ie number OF sermons delivered by :ha reT.-
rcr1 ce:t:crHn r:ls tHenty>ono. On each ocra,
sion The church WAS tll-i ~ its Utmost capacity,
And I'll" sermons ar. spoken Of ~ remarkable fer
taeir elegance, force and cioquencc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

+ T.aE.-TAcaia:m 81 fire yes:+rI.y a::o7-
mon was oc:lsionoi ny tho ignition Of Tie
woolen c.>;a: around Il heater in the fuse and
en- .iap.rtm, NJ Of lie {. S. Laboratory, IN
Browns Island. t.am nt:iah 4 r9r;ian Of the
hg:!d;rl: tonk :r2. L. was c=tingui-h-i before
AM $e.!o;.. ~,Iala,-a could be done. The ac,i
i"r, nra;lce.: 4 paHic among the Operative.
l@r.t,i.j in r:.o d~e?arsmcnt upon IL discovery.
:nt they rl,-nc.i ia! Enabled cut Of the d,Os-
il @.e5' confusion. No CSC. fortunately. was
ha"t. III" r",rr"tra:s Of :he men and Il cr-
+ tue establishment WAS highly comm.uda-
10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

IIoARp!SG.-S,me extensive hotr.!ins his
been sp:rs on :.r some sine pas. "ni if to-
persons engaged IN it had ;.:1i- deserts they
would be hung t. tie nearest larappos's. We
understand that tvo Of TIE most ~soul|ess I
these srccullthrs live on Broad Street. "ne OF
v:iom has n less than seven hundred barrels
Of fonr, ru; chased Tor 81 per tarre',
stored away in the cellar. closet. par
l,r and gar7". Of his store aud resi-
danc,. The u:hcr is said N have also a
very lar2" glan,:iy Of Hour. similarly boarded.
which h" purchased nj s. per barrel. Shonld
the Legislature H"s pas. the law :hev have
fam: 10 a.: against "ngrnSs.rs :na t-rralrc
il III To- th. C:tv Carmel! 'r venture extreme
measures if :he p-am;s :. 4 fw Zach src';n .
iress mmaskci, "an,i Provr rnin"ntiy benrf-
cal 80 sou5'. iii giving i ~'a;:Jr". zone '":he
city maiIyts.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

TnEsrAs3iSG a ynGng man named Hobe.
C'ail:- l4i:ing frrm Maryland. *as before III.
Man. Yesterday. cilsreej with trespas.in. or
th- Sp>t."s"i Is:,i, aud thrsz;.n:ns the pro-.
~:r:.tDr With where.
Charles II. Be:t.. omc Of IN, pr.pri.tars. .os'i-
i'd that Clarke lad been sn unSsirnm- gust
:. Tie h"t"i :"r noln- 'rouths. going in the q fer
-n' r"oi!i|. sr.sily tn IN, ANNOYANCE ofths 0ccl!.
p!m': When tod hat i: rsuin ha pleasant Ia
lie f:cEricicrs il hr you'll leave The h",ni. lac
ihr. 1!-'!r'! fs'Cut his dam liver ont. and called.
hi" ~(i~t'.ls .js" .rn ri b-h." n. ~as re-
Gn'frH! - gave security IL rh- ,rin OF s;r.i :nG
It's inin'" good hrh.rinr, which hai net beer
Ei77l "!.sn our Reporter lr't the Court Room
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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All T.. ~. Tor 90 SC. ;--Vri 20 VIn. c.s.son-4s:c cerii
da,s. hs- Ing osea '~e b7 she s1vserEss'.
% vr't.l,=s-, " RELE7S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

N~NirrEn.-H'ne free n"Ero-I, r-u .ni wo-
men, we're brought into 'hc Mayors Court. yea
;.rsar. ~chucsi with biz. in tn, city with Hen.
rirn i:.P.r,. The negroes, rii.n arrested. grum.
bed c.'tns:velr. :il: III" shcuii DE- hsnicG III
before the .Aiaror -. "~a'i:a-. The Mayor ~
tiSed thai they :a.Y j A. ~ tkey cana i5r
nothing this t!m. go. ".r.;n!., ordered them
fifteen iG,Ecg eaca.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

2srrosso s~rrs-P.cse;s oc Gel. Shingles
g ':"n:aH4. a. Eo!:om'. bridge, on yesterday
n're<;ei Two iLl.si&1aj- Attempting 10 MAKE
t3":r Har i"'n tn gig. They gave their
names ~ Wil!iHm Wa; ans Th,s. Williams
GJ.n Iy,A Il very :.ue;. Ike .Earke"., and
u" : urin!c - : s, any '~rus.w,rr!y a:r0uut
o: t.e:i.c:T,@, VIC sc.; in IT, Supposed spies,
AMI - entered at lac military p-issn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

E|T4H<irE ..saa#r Five or si1 Escrses
":r. se.cre tho MAJOR. .n.:er Jay morning,
~ehargc'i with bai". legged in the robbery O:
Gi,i.r"sf Howard sfr. Howard .'..ci tina,
thu g"ni is WIS 81 alen from hI Store b, q h-v.
e0;ilnY~i ~ him rhn hal soli.ii.n TO the f.-
s;s--, ~ @: whom hs hal lad arrested aud tie
r;.i. ;,urd IL their possession fIe hal lost;
"r-r ; rtn rotth Of property. during the is,t
49, months. The uegrnr- wcro al gen: OF 10
-. br:"t .!Iry tor Indictment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

i S"EicrS CHhRGE.-A dark .kia, straight.
haired woman calling herself Eliza Rowe, and
rspres-rl'n: he!s-:: - { rhi!s woman. WAS
b:""gA: G.:,f, ,h- ;I,y"r. ysster,lav. charged
w.; It" -r'""a1> 'ii-nc' .; s;r.piuc wiki Z i!r-
nr-rr. n.a'd N-'A-"i-! Co,tv The Mayor l:il
~ ~: .,"t hrtirvh .is as = white -oTan. and
nrt'r'i Ia. a.. % hsca 20 H.. place Of her IA.
ti-ir y. ia EliI W:.!;n.
Tie rHgrn I3giy. VIZ ordered 70 lie rii;.,d.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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aeya l-'o 'h= S'cck'i9'irF-o ~ '.-.E .-Ea' REPRESENTATIVE.
"a TIE ~ n: NevcnLsr, '5s2
os ass. ]. 3 WINSTON. Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

tEGE SALE T'yH.r,5 T.eTr:T ?
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30

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Par.., G. .rs'vc Ggn'-'s -. a1' ~,
IN .a;!r.-. std q :"is.- e.r!y Tr:rs.sy No:-- ,
i2re si-.
=, 90 EI:SON, AD:.:S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-30
A NOBLE SENTIMENT FROM GENT
BRiSTON BRAGG.

In a private letter i: was my privilege tn
sec. III reply 20 q gentleman who he'd written
10 him Oh the occasion Of the la.e victory CT
Cni,kamauga, saying, The Confederaey ems
braces YOU, Be generous, and cease to have
cnemie-." Gen. Br#x;on Bragg. with more
tha. Roman virtue, says: NO man III my
1~o-itlon, dear sir, can cease 10 have enemies
For doing his du;v. bad and indoleus men
will drnGunce i:iu. For neGlecting il, god
men vii! and ought 70 30 it. Oh the two, !
prefer the former" Ia the light Of This SEN
%;irnent, the ante:cderts Of this renowned hero
become mare THAI il!u-:r;0us-they are subs
lima MARLBOROUGH.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
ADVERTISEMENT
Who are our Friends ?

About twelve months ago Vim. K. Davis
attached himself to Col. Stsrne's Regiment
3rd. Tennessee cavalry, and served for some
months without pay, bearing in most cases his
own expenses. The Yankees when here des.
troy0d his crop and much OF his furniture
killed his stock, poultry, &c-taking his corn
and meat and driving his family from their
homes; afer which they almost demolished
the houso where he lived, and burnt the barn
and thresher. On the heels of this, all his
children sickened and died within six months
next followed the destruction of his house
in Winchester by fire, for which he is to pay
$1,000. The citizens saved for him many of
the door shutters, blinds, sash &c, which some
of our own soldiers have taken from a cabin,
which is on the placo-breaking open the door
which was nailed up, and exposing them to all
tho dangers of breakage, stealage and weather,
and whose horses are now destroying the frui.
trees, shruobery, &c. He is at his post har-
rassea by a knowledge that his wife is reduced
to her three days raions from the Yankees
knowing that her health is bad. but cannot
hear from her, and this is the news I have to
write him of our friends conduct here, God
preserve US from such friendly acts.
March 70, '6a. J. II. DAVIS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
PUBLIC SALE.

on WEDNESDAY. THE 25TH INST
I will sell to the highest bidder. at my resi-.
dence, for cash or credit, all my Farming
Utensils. Une Nu. | Two-horsc Wagon and
Harness; one good work Mule; one fine Young
Mare; one Horse Colt; sone Cattle and Hogs;
one l.ady's Saddle, and one Gent!cman's Sad
die.
mh2l- liz LOUIS DAYS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
RECEIvLR's OFFICE WINCHEsTEE.
Seauestration Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that hy
virtue Of sundry DEGREES OF the Hon. w. n.
Humphreys, Judge IF the Confederate States
Court for the District of Tennessee. aud pur-
Suant to the Act Of Congress on that subject. |
will, rs Receiver. offer for sale in front Of the
Post Office, in the town of Winchester, on
MONDAY, THE 3oTH DAY OF MARCH,
1T public auction, the following stocks, selurs-
tgated. 81 the property Of "%alicn enemies, " to-
Wit:
Stock in the Planters Bank and Branches,
200 shares.
Stock in the Union Bank and Branches, POO
sharos.
Stock in the Nashville and Chattanooga K.
T., 2OU shares.
Stock in he ClarksviIlr Gas Company, %
shares
Stock in the Nashville Gas Company, 100
shares.
Stock in the Southwestern Telegraph Com
pany, 300 shares.
Stock in the Tenn. Marine and Fire Ins.
Company, so shares.
Stock in the Central Southern K. X. Com.
pany, 90 shares.
Stock in the Tennessee, and Alabama K. K.
Company, 20 shares.
Stock in the City Hotel Company, Nashville,
5 shares.
Stock in the Loan Association, Nashville, 60
shares.
Terms cash. Confederate Treasury Notes
and Confederate Bonds received in payment.
The proceeds Of sales Of all the property
found in our country, belonging to those who
are invading it, and all the debts due them, are
appropriated BY Congress to pay losses to cur
own citizens. | invite the aid Of all interest
ed, to attend sales, aud report debts and pop,
erty, that the indemnity fund " may be there
by Increased.
S, r. COCKRIIL,
mar20-td kecciyerC G.. ;. NJ. r.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
CHERRY'S NURSERIES,
ON THE BIG ROAD, q MILES WEST
OF VINCE ESTER.

ON lHE BIZ kOAD, - MILES v EST
OF WINCH tSTEl,.
a large quantity Of FRUIT TREES for
sale at former prices. They ar" confidently
recommended as embracing the very hes, quail
titles OF Fruit yet known, for the table, market.
ing, diStilling. cider and for long keeping.
Planters should bear in mind that the mpre
putting "ut large quantities Of trees will not
IrcrSSnri1y give them q pJoftobe orchard.
That will altogether depend upon the selection
they make. and 10 select Alright requires a gres.
deal Of experience. We have been %plAnting
FOR fort! years, and still hnd something %
learn.
Our trees are just tn" right age and siAr FIR
planting out very healthy, very vigorous And
very cheap, Call and tee them.
Direct 7. o., Winchester. Tenn.
{. CHERRY,
Late Lsnedon * Cherry,
feb2+~1mf of Nashville.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
AN ANCIENT SpEcULAroR The eIi,

AN ANCIENT SPECTATOR The relir.
,ous Herald says any one who consults
Mark vi 27, in the Greek Testament,
will find that when Uerod wi ned to
have John the Baptist beheaded in
prison he sent a SPECTATOR to discharge
the cruel function. The inspired wri-
ter used the very words in its Greek
form.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

par Nothing new from the front of
any Importance. Various rumors are
in circulation. We doubt not some
Important scheme is on foot. Gen.
Bragg knows his business and will
keep a vigilant eye IN Rosecran's move.
ments.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

RELIaIoUs.-Rev. F.A. KENDALL, Chaplain
of the 10th Alabama, will preach at the NJ.
Z. Church this morning, at the usual hour.
This appointment is TO 8ll one which Col.
Wood, Of the same regiment, was to have
Allied.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22
NOTICE.

If the thief who stole my two Plow Plates
off the corner of my orchard fence will put
them in the same place nothing will be SAID or
done about it, otherwise he will be punished,
AS he was seen.
mh22-2t j. II. DAVIS.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

Hg~ Another Sabbath morn! Let
US all pay due respect to the day, and
especially observe the injunctions of
Holy Writ.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-03-22

psA- DR.. Linthicum, who has been
Post Surgeon at this point, left yester.
day for Tullahoma. Success attend him,
say we, for he is q true gentleman.
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Office Of Commandant Of Con,o,,...
KNOXVILLE, March "A ,osa

Enrolling Officers win not turn ovs, .
GERS from the army in recruiting s,rr;s ON
conscripts collected at the place Of renSaan any
when a county is called out, nor will thu sOu
over to such officers any conscripts " hicib t tS,a
may at any time arrest, but will send all sasI
men to the Camp Of Instruction, to be di,t tr1a
uted among the different regiments
Enrolling Officers are further directed No,
to respect any certificates Of employmer, % y
the Nitro service from Captain II. ]. Finn
bearing date subsequent to the 18th of Jsnnss
ry, 1853. All persons employed in said ssrs;a
since the 18th of January mus. have rsa,N
detail papers from this Office. eNN
BY order of
1T. COL. Z. D. BLAKE
C~ommandant of Conscrin,,
l. D WEBB huJ'" mh6sv
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Confederate States Court.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, to all
whom it may concern, that the District Court
of the Confederate States, for the Middle Dis
trict Of Tennessee, will be holden in Winches-
ter, Franklin co., commencing on WEDNES-
DA 7, the LIST day Of April next. and will con-
tinue till the business is disposed of.
By order Of WEST. II. HUMPHREYS, Judge
Of said Court. This 10th day of March, 1853.
J. B. CLEMENTS,
n,hll-M Marshal NJ. Tenn.
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BEgT Gen. Humphrey Marshall is on
the march for some important point
We will hear from him soon.
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ARKANSAS LANDS FOR SAFE

SEVERAL SECTIONS OF ARKANsAS
LANDS, within q few hours ride of Memnhi,
can be bought very low for Confederate So,s,,
or Bonds. Enquire at this Office. mh8.ts
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ARMY BLANKS.

ARMY BLANKS
FORMS ON HAND ATTHE BULLETIN
OFFICE, viz: 4. S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, IL, Is, IA,
II, 20. q. q, %, "a.
Also, Morning Reports for Hospitals, Muster
and Pay Rolls, Descriptive Lists, 60. beauti-
fully printed on good paper. Other Blanks
printed to order. febl7
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LOST,

GOLD EAR RING, somewhere between
the residences OF John T. Slater and Mrs. c..
F. Robertson. The finder will please leave it
at the Bulletin Office, and be literally rc-
Warded. mh2l-3t
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NOTICE.

During my absence THOS. J.. JACKSON
will act as my agent, in collecting and nayisa
out my debts. All who are indebted rt 10
will please call and settle at the earliest con
venience. WI"
mhl0-tf A, G., CLCypToN
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FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER HAS A NO. ONE
JACK that he will sell on reasonable term,
he Jack will be seven years old next summer
and is large and well made. Sired by Martin
and Bakers Jack.
March 4 WM. G., LIPSCOMB
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The Army Of Tennessee,

The army of Tennessee, although it inflicted
q loss on the enemy about equal, according to
Gen. Johnston, to the whole of our army, was
reduced in strength and much enfeebled by the
battle. A large portion of the army had been
previously withdrawn for the defence of Vicks-
burg. After that battle it was regarded as
very uncertain whether Gen. Bragg could
maintain his position in Tennessee, and whether
he would not be compelled, if the enemy were
reinforced, to fall back south of the Tennessee
river, and give up the State TO be ravaged and
desolated by our barbarous foe. He, therefore,
promptly created a "Volunteer and Conscript
Bureau for the Army of Tennessee" and
placed at the hesd Of this bureau Brig. Gen!
Pillow, who had just reported for duty on the
battle field of Murfreesboro, and taken part in
that engagement. Gen. Bragg Llaced under
Gen. Pillows orders about eleven hundred
officers, with authority to establish rendezvous
in the States of Tennessee, Arkansas, LOuisi-
ana, Mississippi, Alabama, Florida and North
Carolina.
With such machinery in the hands Of an
officer distinguished for his activity and ener-
gy, Gen. Bragg has been enabled to lift his
army from its state Of weakness to q state of
gratifying strength, without weakening our
army in other quarters, and to save Middle
Tennessee from that total deso!ation ana tyran-
ny that marks the track Of those Northern
Yandals.
The following exhibits the officers ind rem.
devious established by Gen. Pillow FOX this
work:
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Tobacco store.
mar20-td

NJ. G. OSBORNE has constantly on hand a
extra assortment of tobacco of different grades
very fine cigars, pipes, &c, to which he in
vltes the attention of the public. Store at the
old stand of Noah Crane, Winchester.
mar20--d1m.
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Splendid Chewing Toba eco,

+ TO BE HAD AT DANIEL ,BRAZEl.
TONS Store in Winchester.
Nov. .j-tf.
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Now is the Time to Plan
Orchards.
We have q large lot of Southron grown and
Southron varieties OF FRUIT TREES of everv
kind, e years old, large and fine, for sale =,
low prices. Also, Seeding PEACH
TREES, for SIS per hundred, for which VA
will take any money tnat is passable in thu
county. Call and see for yourselves.
5. ". HOUGHTON u CO.,
febl8-tf Nurserymen.
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y

Fayettevitle-L0l. Campbell.
McMinnville--Col. Nixon.
Columbia Maj. Nicholson.
Winchcstnr--Lt. Col. Johns.
Linden--lt. Col. Frirrs0n.
Pulaski-Naj. Falcorett.
Chattanooga--Cul. Magevney.
Greenwlle, K. T.--Col. ColtarI.
ALABAMA.
Montgomcry--Co.. Echols.
Fayetteville-Maj. Matthews,
Huntsyillc--Col Lea.
MISSISSIPPI.
Columbus-Cvl. W. B. Wade.
Grenada Col. T. ". Whit.
Enterprise Lit. Col. Smith,
LOUISIANA.
Camp Moore-Col. Lewis.
Nnche,ochea-Col. Gibson.
FLORIDA.
Tallchassee-Col. W. Miller.
ARKANSAS.
Little Eock--Col. TuTnbull.
Canden--Col. Williamson.
NORTH CAROLINA.
AShville Col. Hardcastle.
These officers are commandments Of rende
vons for forwarding of conscripts. voluntee
and %stragglcrs to TIE army of Tennessee, NJ
have control of all the officers detailed who
regiments were raised in their respective di
tricts. These officers, as we understand.
with ASSURANCES that if absentees from Il
report promptly they are pardoned, AZ
that all may volunteer and elect their comp
and ravitoopts thol cbooeo q, 1,