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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

Bragg's Army Totally Routed- Our
VICTORIOUS army Pushing on into
Georgia. = Oar Loss 5000 Killed
Wounded and Missing.-Re6el loss
l5,000-Our Prisoners 7,OOO.- We
hare Captured 60 Guns and Is 900
Musktts -Burmside completely re-
heved and Longstreet IN Danger.-
Ho,o Grant preparedto keep Thanks
giving.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-03

Current Price paid by Dealers and Shippers 70
order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
oar naIsi.aore correspondenee.

RAtrsosx, June %, 1869.
R,oen< Mouenenl Of G,n>yal Lss--Hs Whole Army a
kas~d IN me Body dy--soen>, ir Bal aitmo.-1A Cuy 81,
ing Fsttfed-ne War Besno Tyanaerred from ne
!SoBn 10 ne North--A Psrmo Herald Corvopond>s
Sose LteaesIw in ne R>gday artillery. dc, 6c.
An extensive sys,sn Of rude intrcnchmen,. 10 being
constructed here defend the city from Anticipated
attack There three princinaI roads by which tho
rebeb might advance against Baltimore namely that
from Frefer>k city tho west tha, from Westminster
Gettysburg and chambcrsburg IN tho northwest. and
that from Yoss and Harrisburg on TN tor.h The IN
trerchmsnts hst being made e intended n defend
tho approaches on these roads. General Triubs who
Commands a division In tho rebel irmy ba oluzsn os
BALTIMORE and 10 sell scquansed with the apr~oaches
70 the city ard me attsck the city u mad a,
an which s extremely improbable will no doubt h. I'd
and directed b. bim.
have eaissy0r d n keep you Aprrsed ~ tho move
menis Il Gen Lee army daring he last three or foar
days 90 far definite nf0rmats bas reached me All
Of hs moveues,s 10 any ether drsctsn han towards
washlnstou ard Baltimore feinp made IN ofde, ,o
fstrnct the atbrr ~ ihe War Doparnea and t d,s
Gen lockers ro.ys away firm the capital Tbe AZ
pareft movement towsrds rFisburg " above al T.
cesuspa Let yons readers war Mud that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
the Fight between PIsasansons and
stuart's Cavalry.

yssrsla. Juns "a, 1913
General p1.asanton's advanos % suussy oasissisd
NJ every step ~ General stoaftt oavsy ssgprtsd AZ
times by division ~ Csner.i L1nrstssi ootBls.Hs
The 0ghtng ard sgift~i o. so,h sass sd
times despersts and cbss Js me o.saAiis o0anps
ratvsly nss especially oar ss. soar rsbsi ooonsis
Ger. killed At Different furihg ,hs DAY sod hsnn
Der u occsrr q ess rsns We captarei o-@fiy thfcs
hundred prisonsrs three poss q Stlsry b-saes ,4sn
titles q srnsil uaus aooosifsncnts sopgie. 40 shaa
doned by tbe ena,sy ths bssis rish such usy per,
oomoail.8 70 retire fr0tn one poni sier as.thsr
In al ,ba ssrmshlng N, BOA nssnn participated a.
q volunteer ~ " ne ooamaDflng S3osf. ara sssfty
eaavs,sAst 9Th the sssas, q stes i'c.n sya 30 81
ogtllne
Aryivlrs q Paris halt ordsrei i bsiag ssssa,s
rafsadsut % shass ne sss@y fstbsr go ts asass u
co. noantsiss. -ssfs a sss,sitsf that ttsg rsfs
stfoasiy ps,ss wah infspts, sa1 as,ns,y Ta'. rss
us Z riisf suyfnftsd ~ ths a.. tha ~s Lal affran
d snsd ssefythbx NAT e-ursi b. tbs n fsessnt
u ..@ htena.a usfsiy ssscls Sc tls ~
20. ~ s-sria.nns Ia ssssy's spssHh asa aissiia.
is this di,sstob
rbs f-st fsHy es.nEsira,es isst 80 b. sas
force ~ ~ asrs osvsi,y, oona.ssss ~ tss ss~s 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
Property Destroyed at Aquia Greek.
PnLspnFnA, June ~, 1858.

The WNhlngton Mdf says'-
We bear this atersoon that tho night before last
small band party of rebels surreptousy burned the
oaartermasers bsidngs and wharf at Aqua Creek left
standing ~ troops tho reocst evacuation Of tha,
point. The only work there said not 10 been buru
I'd W. small portion d tho wharf. The valuable
wharf and the buildings at shs point by. Known a.
the urba switch. not harmed by thsn, being pro
baby toO near our gunboafs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
MIR. w. Young's Despatch.

ARMY uK Potomac June "a 1903.
VIM Grower and VIM. Mckee, 81 Company 4, toriy'
sixth regiment Pennsylvania Volunteer and Chratorher
Krumbart, Of Company B, Thirteenth New Jefeey voon
tces were shot for dcseron Friday last a. the camp
OF tho Twelfth army corps.
AZ nine O'Clock this morning there was nothing new 90
Of unusual interest tranfpng far a known by your
correspondent
This part of tho army is In good hcaih notwlihstAnd
ing arduous marches and Ia ready at any time 10 fno"
the enemy
Bumors OF deaths tho First oorps from funsoss are
entirely unfounded a. aro also the exaggerated camp
rumors Of throat cutting by guerillas. Citizens are
arrested and held In custody temporarily 10 pfcycn
guerilla operations n possible.
Camp guards who were no, properly relieved IRON
duty near Falmouth and who loft thai section o virgins
after tho army Withdrawn, report that wbea thej
oamc away no rebel troops 10 be seen in or about
Fredercksburr. Numbers Of ladies however, We"
promenaaing tho earthworks thrown up by .en"fai
edgwick On the scuth side Of tho Rapahannock and al
other points On that aide of The river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25

'FFitNfIftN, IT JuHe 1l, fsfJ
The Cevernors attempted leg slaia pror1xatlos |. M,
b. ooutsstet IN f,e supreme Cont
bers the Siatg senate lfos-e me, 80
tefdsy aba ~, rned un,n this rnornhE snso ss,n
boaera agat met, aui az uanssfirg srse splrnur,t
art brfD'f pstrd, through Brtntse ZION tne
GHyernnr in know b. . f1rthef cs,sua.. 40,
ID make ~ tics hn fspief ~ have ~ eotssnuote.,
10 gsks DO not recognize tha sssl ssstss~s n NJ
bsdy
Tue Ia iaiuro q n tss fecssa urtl os., fs,s.,v
10 TIE naarlirie ihG all BE- sHbuttet q, ~ ~
preme toaf and ne sNd,y q the prorosA On slu bs
declffd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
Death or . Herald Correspondent. mr.. l..
w. Buckingham.

~. y
vncrsI,, June -, 1862
The correspondent of the Hu44ip with the cavalry
force that has for q rumber Of days past been skrmsh
ing beyond Abfss, Mr.. l.. W. Buckingham, Was thrown
from his horse NJ nve O'Clock The evening the 22d
instant, two miles aud half OF Aldo. and 10 badly
injured that he ded early yssterday morning. He was
on his way TO Washington with full account u the
cent cavalry movements for the HssAilD when slrad
OF Mosbys guerAs dashed out from pieoo ~ woods and
fred upon him His horse wheeed at the frst discharge
and ran down a s,oep hill towards AIDE, becoming
manageable in his fright In his bsadong sp~ed he
stumbled on loose stones 10 the hard read, asd
falling threw bs rider with great violence 10 te .round
Mr.. Buckingham fell upon bis head frshugy fracsofng
his skull
Tho particular point where the casualty occurred
close by the Union picket lines Our psEs oai and
rescued tho unfortunate from the gueras ard tos
him n a little brick church mile from tho t0~p, which
was used az hospital Here surgical ad reutsfsd
him but bis wound beyoud Hs hugeel Until
morning, when BE- died. Nr. 4. X TAed, art1 tor
HarpcrI iuarsii W,,iy hearing o TIE snar. rssa.rsd
tho place and himself dus the grave for tho burial u
his old friend IN hue graveyard sdodng the cLsrcn
where the remains sere Inferred.
Ths morning, on hearing ~ the fatal ocrnrferce,
Captain webster 0 General Slckics stsa Old aDf w
innate friend ~ hr. Bscs nghamN, applied General
Bifney for esoort and smbannee 70 sev the
mains. Tho reluest Trfmrtly complied Win, snd
the body probably dntorrei yeeisrday ard st 70
Washington, W BE- Forwarded ths1ce 10 his relatives
THIS unfortunate Affair has deprived tie rsrtfp'F
readers ~ the f1 account n recent of great
inieres, -hieh Mr. Baeslnshim vas prepared 10 give
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
Tragedy as Belfast, Ne.

ArrEsrr TO ARREST ywo DssgHryRs- EfLL
TWO oyyfcsns AND THEN SHOOT rHgnsgLygs.
BAsoos, Ne, June q, 1903
Yesterday onoer Mckinney. n Belfast. vas sho, By
two deser,ers. named Grant and Kn9~ss whom no "a.
endeasoring to arrest IN Troy for horse stealing Ts
tsns then turned ont 10 tb@ despsrafs-s asd
while susmp,ns 10 secure pem they afed smother
on Ger AID Killed him FINDING that imps-sl.
bic aad determined not ~ be taken awe tho t.o a.
seftsrr then deliberately shot and killed Themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
Our Harriseurg Correspondence.
HARmssuRo, Pa, juno n. 1859


upon GreeDcastc does not clear the mystery which
enshrouds the real object Of General Lees strategy II
satisfies ooncusivey, however that tho bux Of tho
rebel army In the region between Hsgcrstown ana tho
Shenandoah. In a cenversaton with gentleman from
Batimsre who arrived here yesterday undersood tha,
the rebels have intention Of attacking Balino~s much
les OF possesssag II, and the are clear.
WHY lu wuL NOT ATTACK asfnnoRr
- the occupation of Baltimore Lee would epsrgIo hs
army mesh from which could never escape a. an
army. Again, he wooid ondsnger the city, which ls
largely owned w the wnmest friends of the rebellion
by exposing to bombardmeut from the sea
Finally Baitimoze has been of more real service
10 the rebels IN the Union war broke out
the Transmission OF contraband goods, than n ever
could be In any other rcepect the Union or OUT OF a.
But may be said that Lee would nnd thousands 10 ion
hs standard 10 Baltimore and the rebels badly want mon
m np their ranks Granted but this uor the suppes
he might capture there would for one mo
neui IN the mind u generx like Leo Tie reason, ure
viossiy mentioned
has OF two objects IN view-to capture washington
or attempt IL any thing IKE is Afforded or 70
raysge dnber md valley destroy TINS cltv s,5
she lines q rsih,ads conveeeing here
Il " settled thai the reuel army II NJ TAR
west will hs tiU q suffers a defeat lean
hme every preparstbon W taken n cheek IN AT
vance M this direction, ana W act uton 80
hanks u tho enemy attemp uTou washingtla Tbe
fDrces rsscmbied between ttls posf And the ssal
hnes are quite cunsdera able Amending ~ over tantv
aousans men Of All arms. with numerous reerves
These raw trcope IN mart eseeu, u trpa but
L,k at fhetr then and the siarp thev are
n The, are sen wp have tnrnee 40 last ettf.t.
". - the yery men Who viu nvs the resess |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
Mr.. Geo. II. IIarss' Letter.
L. YialfriA Inun q lkal

nN Rrcossoi.risp.
Tho erpcdition oonsimiiog of cavalry aud artillery
which left FAIRFAX tho 2ist early IN tho morning. La
returned 10 this point We have vtsled tho Old buD
run fold and Centreviic, Buckland Mills Now nsliimcrs
and warron,on. VT found rebels u, warfcn,on.
although Capt Dahsrcn. OF General Ookefs staff lci
command Of nfy into thu Town few hours In al
vance Of the body and caught sight q few nsss
rebel cayarymeo
AZ wApEguoS
scouting parties sent out. isfre Heni 70 white
Plains and salem, aud found no trace Il bo rebels.
Another vent 10 Ra2pabanDpos tiaInn i"und o"
rebels but understood that day Or 20 pfDf soyen hon
dred were there two hundred ~ whom Nepi Va ono d.
rcc,Ion Ave hundred another lie coud have Eors "a
culpeppsr had he inclined no enemy ~od have
disputed hls way.
wmErK
one of our scouts brings the ioiiy~lng 'niofm'ip-
That tho rebe any 10 force cap,ufo ote ~ Genafsi
Pcaanvns trains nsar Aide. and that tbe fnaa basy q
,h. rebel Army o, the ooaiei be.cen Col
pepper and HafpcrS Ferry.
Very little has usHspifcd tha march T. Interest bt
will partioalarre In fu,ure iaicaoa. ~ ~e "J
larry bore few preparatory y g9'u. 90 10 e.
pe1ition where erpeo, warm work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25
Arrival OF Prisoners and Wounded at
Wsshington.

WARRINGTON June ~, ltSB.
detachment Of about hundred rebc' prlsoners,
taken the cavalry nghs reached here ihs even
ing, and we're sent tho Old Capitol They were stsi
warth looking fellows, and attracted much attention as
they wero marched down the avenue.
Ono hundred and thirty OF tho wounded at The Middle
burg Uppcrvle light Of Sunday reached here tins
morning. and sent u the Stanton. Emory and IAN
coin hospitals This includes all but thosc who were too
badly wounded TO be moved In tho number we're reVo'
raj rebel wounded including commissioned officers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-25

In person, but nearly not tho whole Of Lngstsesse
corps at Ashbys Gap was no part Of the inss-
tion bring a general engagement aa she 6sp, AnS
orders therefore issued for aretoeade movement 70
c,mmence at an early hour Monday. This movsmsns
was successfully accomplished on Monday. the
enomy following US up closely and diminishing with our
constantly all the way to Dover, two miles west
Aldie Here they deemed u wise to stop pursuit. me
casualties in this movement we're merely nominal
In the affair Of Sunday Captain Mott Of tho siSseenb
Michigan, was seriously wounded lie was brought back
TO Aide on Monday, and a, last accounts was very low
Our total casualties were less than hundred.
The rebel General stuart s reported by prisoners "
have had a very narrow escape during tho lighting %
Sunday A shell from ono OF our batteries cxpioded
directly his head killing several pesoas In his ''
mediate vicinity
tho cavalry dash was at Alde last Wednesday the
enemy had but just arrived In that vicinity
Major FAIRFAX, Inspector General on Iongs'reeps stan,
had with his family who resided At Aldie on' nA"
an hour he was hurried ny tho sound OF the
guns Of our approaching He escaped by following
br Idle path tho mountains others OF tho reoes
army who hive In vicinity had cquaiy short visits 81
home and ike narrow escapes from capture.
Mosby, with his guerias. made dash at smah
wagon train passing up the little river turnpike on Mon
day They had succeeded In destroying two wagons
when General Brncy. with his san and cavalry escort
or about thirty mon, came upon them capturing hall
dozen Of the gang and putting the rcst to an gnomnons
route Come Of them were sheltered In barn by tho
roadside from which they nred upon our mcn but rom
which they werc soon dislodgsd and tho barn bWnod
None Of our party was injured In the skDmsh
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14
MORO PHILLIPS
Genuine Improved
Super-Phosphate of Lime !
(TNe Xtondard Guaran,ecdl


PREPARED at his Chemical Works, Camden, N.
J., For sale at Manufacturers Depot, No. ~ North
FRONT Street, Philadelphia.
The great satisfaction this truly Improved Super
Phosphate has given to the Agricultural Community
gives gTeat encouragement TO the Manufacturer To
cOnnne 10 inprOve If possible his Arcle but never
to fall back from Standard and MAINTAIN its we'll
merIted celebrity. IL has given entire cOn
those who have used il,
According 10 Analysis, made by DR.. Pugh, Presi.
dent of the Agricultural College Of Pennsylvania of
:l the principal Super PhOsphates Moro Phillips
excepIed) manufactured H. this State huMing their
Ag Agreultural value and published the " Country
Gentleman of March 21th 1862. Moro Phillips gu
per Phosphate contains more Agricultural value than
any other IN the market.
The Manufacturer is we'll sW are that he makes
these assertions to intelligent Agricultural COmmu
nifty, and to Scientific Analytical Chemists; also 10
influential and long established manufacturers of Su
per Phusphates; nevertheless. he makes these broad
declarations. So complete has he manufacturer sue
| ceeded in making his article Of uniform Standard
thst he gives a LEGAL guarantee TO Wholesale Deal
that 1t shall always be the same Standard iron
| the first.
Moro Phillips Super phate is sold extensively
by the principal dealers in Fertilizers this City anC
Stale, and also in other States. Over 2OO0 Tons
consumed by Farmers last season, in this SlHte ant
the StaIes OF Delaware and New Jersey.
Change in Price, from S45 to 81. 50 per ton of 20o(
| lbs No charge for Packages. liberal discount Il
| Dealers. MORO PHILLIPS.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14
:-..--.--1.s===s s-.s== assgzzzsa.s-.-..
iFrom first page.l

t0WJHSt PuSeI
In the Constitution of the United States and apply
{ 2 aad obtain admission INTO the Union State,
en- equal footing with the original States.
Sec. 2. And be IL further enacted, That the gov
exn nent hereby authorized shall consist of an
eutIve, legislative, AID Judicial power, The execu-
t's power shall be vested in governor, The lsgis
latiye power shall consist Of council of nine menl
bers and house OF representatives of eighteen. Tine
judicial power shall be vested ~ a supreme court, to
c'nsi Of three Judges. aud such inferior courts as
the legislative council may by law prescribe there
shall aise be secretary, marshall district attor
ney, and surveyor general for said Territory, who,
tgether with the governor aud Judges of the su-
prene court, shall be appointed by the President by
and with the advice and consent of the Senate, and
the term of office for each, the manner of their aP
pointment and the powers, duties, and the compen-
satiOn OF the governor, legislative assembly, judges
of the supreme court secretry, MARSHAL district at
tOTney1 and surveyor general aforesaid with their
clerks, draughtsman deputies. and sergeantat-aris
shall be such conferred upon the same officers
BY the organizing the Territorial government OF
New Mexico, which subordinate officers shall be ap-
pointed in the same manner, and not exceed in num-
ber those created by said act and acts amendatory
thereto, together with all Legislative enactmentS OF
the Territory of New Mexico not inconsistent with
ahe provisions of this act hereby extended to and
continued in force in the said Territory of Arizona,
until repealed amended by future lcglsatlon' Pro
sided, That no salary shall be due or paid the off
created by this act until they have entered upon
the duties of their respective offices within the said
Territory.
Sec. 3. And be 1t further enacted, That there
shall neither be slavery involuntary servitudo an
the said Territory, otherwise than in the punishment
of Crimes whereof the parties shall have been duly
convicted and all acts and parts Of acts, either Of
Congress of the Territory of New Mexico, estab
fishing, regulating, or in any way recognising the
relation of master and slave in said Territory, sre
hereby repealed.
ADnzovsd ISe9
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14
+ TEIiTacts from Letters I

"A D;siNTEREsTED ACKNowLEDMENT.--
Edward Webb. the Proprietor Snd manufacturer Of
" Webb's Fertilizer" III the city Of Wilmington. Del.
aware. says under date of December 1862. TO the
manufacturer Of Moro Phillips Super Phosphate,
" YOur Phosphate is rapidly taking the place Of all
other Phosphaies in this market and if kept up its
present Standard there will be no limit 10 its sale "
Mr. Stokes, n Practical Farmer. President Of the
Farmers q mechanics' Bank. Camden, N. j., says he
has used Moro Phillips Super Phosphate, and has
given him entire satisfaction.
Culbert y Bro the largest dealers in Fertilizers in
the city of ilmington. Del. acknowledged 10 the
manufacturer that all Moro Phillips Super phae
which sold Ivy them last Fall, was to parties who
called for that article. aHd would have nothing else.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14
WM. o. BRADBURYS
Piano-Forte Establishment,
No. A27 RroOme ST.,
NEW YORK,

The subscriber respectfully invites the attention OF
his friend and the public generally 10 his Pias
Establishment. at No. 427 Broome street corner Of
Crosby street.
Having Withdrawn his interest, stock and materials
from the late firm Of q Lighte 4 BEudburys" which
firm was dissolved the 3Ist Of JannaTy, ult and
having purchased the entire stock Of Pians-Fortss
and PIano.Forte Material. owned by his brother I'd
ward G. Bradbury. IN the said firm he Ia now prepar
ell 10 supply the increased demand foF his celebrated
Piano FOrIes. Employihg1he most skillfu and exps.
renced wOrkmen, with large stock Of the best and
thoroughly seasoned materion and an abundance
OF pital he has taben in hand the personal
1 sion of tho whole business Of manufacturing bis in
sriInents and s enabled 10 turn Out ano orles Of
unequalled tone and duratleness ~
RADBuRYs NEW SCALE APIANo4FoRTRs
! In the arrangement of our new scale. drawn aae
pse pared with the utmost expressly for ne
instruments, we hove added every improvement
which can in Gny way tend 10 the perfection OF III,
Piano. Forte. and can confidently assesi That 70
delcacy of touch, volume, purity. briIliancV AM
sweetness of tone, combined with that strength ans
soli,Ity offrame necessary to toduabiy these instra
ments are unequalled
NJ STRENTH AND BEAUTY" Is our motto and we in
vite the closest criticism Of tho best unbiased ud &c
in the land. tfs
a1J-Eyery instrument wqi rnnted for Eve years 1
- Y ~ sg8f WIN. B iBRADsURY
Y AT BIsOme n eos Ol Crosby. New York.
mhl2-3m
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14


CITIZE Ms
teStifying Of their own personal know ledge to the
beneficial effects and medical vIrtuesOi these Bilers
Do you want Omething 10 strengthen yOu,
Do you want good appetite
do you want TO build up your constitution
Do yOn want 10 feel welt
DO you want 10 get rad Of ncrvOusness
Do You want energy
Do You want to sleep well!
Do you want a brisk and vigorous feeling?
If you do use lIOOFLANDS GERMAN BIrTERS
From Rev. ]. Newton Brown. ID. b Editor OF the
EncycloprdIa of Religious knowledge.
Although mol disposed To favor recommend Pa.
tent Medicines general through dlstrusi OF their
ingredients aud cil.cIs .eI know Of know Of no
Sufficient reasons why may not testify the
benefits he believes himself 10 have received from
any simple PREPARATION i'll The hope that he may
cUntr butte 10 the benefit OF others.
| do TINS the more readily IN regard 10 Hoohnnd'
German BltIers. prepared by Dr.. G. NJ. Jackson OF
this clIy, because was preludIced against them
many years, under the impression that they were
| friend Robert Shoemaker. Esq, for the removal O
this pref udIce by proper tests and for
TO try them when suffering from. great and long con
| tnueG debility The use OF three bottles Of these
Btters at the beginning ofthc present year was fol
lowed by evident relief, and restoration to degree
of bodily and mental vIgor Which had not felt for 81
months before and had almost despaired Of regalnng
! therefore thank God my friend for directing mi
10 the OF them. }. NEWTON BRowN,
Phllade phia, June %. '6l.
Smyrna times., 1863-05-14
TPUsLIC No. 23.1

An to promoto the efficiency Of the corlmlssary
department
Be ii enacted By the nate and House Of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States Of america in Con-
gress assembled, That there be added 10 the subsat-
ence department OF the army one brigadier general
to be selected from the subsistence department, vino
shall be commissary general of subsistence, and by
regular promotion one colonel one lieutenant colonel
and two mao5s the c1lnnels and lieutenant cOlOncls
TO be assistant comnissarcs general Of subsistence
and that vacancies in the above mentioned grade:
shall be filled by r"gulng promotion in said depart
ment. And the vacaEc."S. created by promotions
herein authorized may he filled by selections frsn
ths officers of the regular volunteer !orce.
Approved, February 3, o63.