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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02
By TELEGRAPH.
LATEST NEWS.



The Richmond Examiner Of the Goth
says Gen. Lee has officially communica-
ted to the War Department that Howard
and Slocum's corps Of the Army Of the
Potomac have gone to reinforce Rose
Grams. He also states that Rosecrans
has been reinforced BY Grant to the
amount Of 5000 men.
The Examiner says Gen. Lee will act
~ his military judgment dictates.
A Mobile dispatch Of the Seth says the
New Orleans Era says the most disss-
trous reverse has occurred to the Fede-
rails in Louisiana. This concurs with ru-
mors that Gen. Weitzel has been defeated
and killed by Gen. Dick Taylor at Napo-
leon, La.
Gen. Bragg states that the fruit of the
battle At Chickamauga is 1000 prisoners.
Of whom 1000 are wounded, SO pieces of
artillery, IS stands Of colors and guidons
and over 900 small arms. y
Gen. Lee issued on the Gath congrat-
ulatory order to the Army of Virgins on
Gen. Bragg's victory.
An Atlanta despatch says Bragg in rs-
ply TO Rosecrans' request for permission
to bury his dead and relieve the wound
Cd, said he had enough Yankee prisones
to bury the dead, and Yankee surgeons
enough to attend to the wounded.
Another Atlanta dispatch reports Gen.
Wheeler with his cavalry across the
Tennessee.
Another dispatch of the same date re-
ports Lookout Mountain held BY Hoods
Division, now under Gen. jenkins. 1t
is not supposed an assault will be made,
as We command the situation and need
not sacrifice our troops.
Rosecrans has two lines of defence 600
yards apart. Gen. Longstreet is in com
mand Of the river and railroad below
Chattanooga.
Our loss in killed and wounded will
not xceed 1900. The Yankee loss in
killed. wounded aud prisoners, will reach
90 900.
Five Yankee hospitals are in our hands
full of wounded.
Thursday night the enemy made two
attempts on our lines. and were driven
b ok both times to their entertainments.
The Lynchburg Republican of the
2Sth reports slight skirmishiug in upper
East Tennessee. near Zollicoffer. A bat.
tie in that q iarter is hardly probable, aa
Burnside will be forced to retire to rein.
force Rosecrans.
Charleston, Sept. 27.-The enemy il
evidently making himself impregnsble on
Morris Island.
Bristol, Sept 2S.-The enemy burned
the railroad bridge at Carter Station, &c
miles from here, Saturday, evacuasing tn.
place, and is now retreating in the direc
tion Of Knoxville, our forces pursuing.
Our cavalry occupied Jonesboro at II
O'Clock last night.
A Gosdonsville dispatch of the 28th
says the Federal force beyond the Rspi
dan is represented at $4,000 effective
men. There are conflicting opinions a
to whether there will be fight soon O.
not.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

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ispasts frs~A vitality. fssss.y rssosias ~ prs.liAs
color, and ssesioss The III s9beos 81 Bed Dye. To
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

KiLLED.-Capt- s. B. Esy, of this city.
was killed at the late battle in Georp;s
on last Sunday week. Capt. E. was.
some years since, editorof paper In f.
Madison. He leaves wife, several chill.
dren and . host Of friends 10 this vicinity.
who mourn the los 81 kind husband.
anectaonats parent sad devoted friend
Plaindealss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

Bishop Hopkins. of Vermont, hav-
ing published letter defending slavery,
plsnoP Porter and the Episcopal clergy
OF Fhl'adelphia, have Issued I spiri,sd
letter against his views, which thev char
,cter'zs as unworthy of any serv.pt Of
JesrF Christ, and CHALLENGING ;nd;on.n.
reprobation.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

4 GEKTLDMAN, Cured Of Nervous DEBILITY, In
ocnpessney, Prsnasurs Dsssy - Yosihfsi gsror,
sessaded 81 desire - bsne1s Others, will b AaSpy
~ fsraisa TO oil vhe assts, rss u sAaEos) ths -
esips ~ dsssaeas ~ nAking ~ sinpsa Asosas
sssd In hD esas. rhs@s vishisg - pss1s b. IN
pssissce-ssd pesssss . Valuable RssssAy-vsn re-
esavs u. ,sas ~ rstsrn nail, (esssfuiy sealsd) b.
sadressins JONI O0EkN,
susls-dAvsm Ne. - NaAssa sexeet, Msv York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02
Commercial.
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KsoHrH Sept. =, teC-
PRODUCB AND PROvusaONo.
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CORN MEAL-el ss T. 81 10 , Iss -,
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GROCERIES.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02
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new York Market.

IDT TELEsRAPs.f
new York Market.
New York. Sept. -.
cotton-3c better. Halss te2c.
Flour-lo91sc better. SALES q o6 ss0s Is for N.
Ira stsse, - lS0ee % q. H. O.
whsat-Rccsipts 81 go bush, Market las better.
more active. Sales y 81 1891 10 for old Chicago
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f& Winass RaA Western.
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Oats-Drocpine. Sales d s7Q7sc.
PoTk-ShadA armsr. aaIes - are sn>e,e q ..
old; "a % for new msss
L.rd-Rirm. l0kOl1lc.
Whiskcy-Dull at6akc.
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stock MafkeS.
New York, Sept. -.
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Aoasy-so7 pr csas.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02
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brakes PJGsseaston D6sters.
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They Overcome s6ses efdissipsHea and iass hours.
They arssetAss Tie sysseo asd esltvea Ne nin1.
They prevent niasnstie end Intermittent lsvers.
They partly ~ srestA and setahy Of ~ stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Conssipstaon.
They cure Diaries. Cholera and Cholem Morsas.
They cure Liver Csoplsiss asd Nssvoas HssAschs
They afs Ne - nisssrs n the voYf1. fAsy usks
The weak naa strsas. and ass s1hanstsd nsssre's
resteres Thsy sss nsds q pure D. Cres1 Ran
~ esisbntsd Caissys Bark rosts and Aesss a,A
taken vsh Ne pssassfs q bsvsass, vtsAsss seasA
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al oroesrs, Drusgias, Hossis aaA saieoss-
P. DRAkR CO., - DrssdsaE, Nev-Ysrk.
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nission wish 70 ~ t. ssaAsrs Of Jour paper sha
viii send b. return nail - all Who wish IL, Gree,
Recipe, visA fall dssssioss for making and usiAs
simple Vegetable Bai., tAaa viii sGsessaliy rs.ovs,
In 10 days. Pnplss, Blssshss. Tss, RrseAiss, and all
impurities Of Ne stis, lssvins sAs saas son, clear.
smooth and beastful.
viii also nail ffse - thnos havinR nell Heads o.
Bare Face, siapis lissetons and fsforoasion thAa
will enable tbsn - aaes fsii syovsh - Lsxsriaas
Hair vhisksss, MssstseAs. In lsss tAan - days.
All applications assvsssd b. return aail visAes
charge. 4lfs
Respectfully ye1rs,
THOo. ?. CHAPNAN, CAsuxss
jsso-dsm h. eol Drss1vay, Hsv Ysrh.
sURvgYOR'S oPYICB,.
Ksokpk. Iowa, Nay n, 1885,
NOTfCB.-Tc al psssoss having gnss, rsvelvsss
pistols or nsateas 81 vss II eng kind for sale ass
ordered not 70 ssos 1ispuss 81 ~ nos viaAsst ass
obtaining permit fssa The ssAsssssed sy ssAss Of
The Special Assas Of the Treasury Dspsrtnsss All
psrsons violating Ais order viii - liable to have .ch
goods oonasassd for ne sss ss ~ aovsvnssoa q he
United states. JOHN sfAKNUs.
nayStd6 earvsyof 80 Colchester.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

The large scheol house, 81 miles
northeast Of Ostsioea, belonging 70 he
Society Of Friends, Vas destroyed BY Ire
on Sabbath, Goth inst, the Ere originating
FROM defective fue The Herald says
il viii be speedily rebuilt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

ne o. =. 06l Sd H. aSk1Aan.
AtS mssting d the United Prssbyts-
rian Presb5 tstya Of olsIb6avilIs, Ola;
held On tbs 8th inst., the session Of u.
eosgre6AS66 6eN - MShnsA1, J6963o1'
panty Ohioy ssksl ths Prssbyssry: ~
It consistent With the sprineipln Of khs
United Presbyterian Church . vo>e tor
g. L. Yallandi 9han Z" The qusstIoa
W. answered unsnimously in tho nsta-
tivAl Tho Presbytsry considered that
voting for that candidate involved : gFbat
moral question, and that no 1smbsr Of
the United Presbyterian Church could
vote for bin without ignoring his prinei-
pies on Slavery and oounsenaneiag and
encouraging disloyalty.
The Clark Of the Presbytery writes |:
ri was gratifying to sec how unhssi-
tatiogly the elders % well - the ministers
gave an emphatic NO to the questies.
Il u pleasing to see the people cling 70
| principles and reject party, and thus give
An emphatic rebuke to treason, though PIE.
seated to them undsr the respected maine
Of Dspocra0y." So
A distinguished minister writes
| ~ administered the supper On last SAB
bath, and cut of every Bastern1t IN ths
congregation from the communion Of tho
Church. There 10 no ~ in half way
measures in these times
lsissn insult to the intelligence of
the Church for rebsi sympathizsn Or
Batternuts to remain in her communion.
and Il shey will not peaOeably vithdlnv
they should b 'cut of" Such persons
falsify their profession and bring reprqach
upon Christianity. 40 thou my scul
come not sbou into their secret; unto
their assembly mine honor b not thou
united" -[Indianapolis Journal.
D@The rebels are out in The marshes
and swamps Of Mississippi hunting ar
c.'nscripts and Union men With dogs. Il
. man opens bis mouth in favor Of Thu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

NEW B ooKs.
Austin Blhott-by Kagslsy.
Artsm1s Wnrd.
Life In The Open Air.
Lot and saved-by Mrs Ksrton;
koekfard-by Mn. Lii 10 Devefeax INFESTED;
Drifting Abcut-by Stephen MassetE
~ souAerD frtends-by Edmund kirke;
In the TIoplcs-by Richard b. Kimoail;
Journal Of o Residence on Q Georgis Plantation
b. Nrs PA Keab,es
Foes Worts, Bas and Gold;
nsads
Gibbons Rome 6 Vols
Oha0bsss' knglish Lisesatnee;
Information for The People;
Pactard's Aisos Surgery
Tho Excise fax Laws by Counissinsr Htss;
Tho Flying Oatean n-Saxe:
oenna Oxet-ey Mrs. Il. 8. Holmes;
Ntesad UstfAej
Les Mnosshhse
Ophsn G. ksry's Pavsss I'd Series.
Rree0e1ont Aonitor.
Cook's vsysees.
AtOdds-by The Author Of Quits;
Barre flel1a land Osrdeas
rsgeeables u America,
Tho Campaign Of iee2 and ~.
PhyAsaegteai Aemoirs-by Hanmond,
O9ckenss Complete work.:
Homesnd Abroad, Second Series;
Story oftAe Guard,
Tho PoetsJoumal, BY Bayard Taylor,
Parson Brovnlow ~ Book:
Okarango Rtver;
Bdvin Brotherioft, by Winthrop,
Thisday receivedas
DROWNALL's Book Store,
ssp2S ID Cor. Main and 4th Streets
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D@The rebels are out in the marshes
and swamps Of Mississippi hunting mp
c.nscripts and Union men With dogs. II
. man opens bis mouth in favor Of the
Union, he is hung upon the spot.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-02

INTERNAL REVENUE STANPa.
j OF the Dsnc ninatieas Of l. 3, s. 10, IS and -.
For salsby W. XRSTCOTT
aDDA.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-25

APPROVED, February 20, 1858. -
CHAR. SLVI.--An act concerning Pardons and the
Remission Of Penalties and Forfeitures in Crimi-
nal Cases
Be It enacted 81 Senate and House of Representa-
tires Of the United States Of America in Congysss
dsseDbled, That (to remove doubts as to the true
meaning Of former laws hereafter. whenever By the
judgement Of any court or judicial officer Of the
United States in any criminal proceeding, any per-
son shall have been sentenced heretofore, to two
kinds of punishment, the one pecuniary and the
other eOrpora the President shall have ful discre-
tionary power to pardon rsBait, in wrose or u
part, etaer 2ge Of ths two kinds, gitnout N any
mhnns- iTnpaiTiag tte egsl validity OF the other
kiud oE g any portion Of either kind not pardcnel
| or reInitted.
SEQ. 2. Ard be is farther snasteds That il a.
crimnal cases n ahich there has been os snail be
juaeihent or santsRee sgaisst any pers91i aa ine
81 peaalty, whstaer sione o. along Wish sHy othsl
kind Of punishment, tas sams shall BE- deemed =
Judgement sbt, ard unlsss paF1onsa or rsmitted
by the Presidenf may b eollosted On execution in
/ the common form Of law;
A5RROvBD, Eohruary -, isss.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-25
FIN Al CIA AL
PHOENIX
rwelyRANCE COMP ANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.

Branch, Cincinnati:
R-lI&H.M. MAGILL. GENERAL AGEHTs.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-25

A farmer. move celebrated for his fne
stock than . good eduraton, spoke tofhe
secretary Of an agricultural society N
regard I'd entering his animals for the
premium offered, and added as postscript
as follows Also enter me for the best
jaskass. I am sure Of the premium
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NEBRAsKA ApYERTIsRR.


one square Qsn lfDss o. isssl enc inssrfisn, 81 g
business Cards, SIX lines o. less, 0Ee y8T ~
One column one year % g
One half columa 0ne yeor - .
DIe fourth column cna year -
one eighth COLUMN one year -
One colemn ak menfhs
one half column SIX monfhs
One fourth colnmn six montkf
O0s aighth q column six months -
One column three m0nths -
On half column three months
One foarfh column lhrse mo1th8 . -
Ous eighth col ana thre8 mOnt11 -
AnuouncinE q Cantidatos for Ol1co, go :
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Yearly advertisements, duarterly a atvs1ce. :
IN Transcient AdVsrtiseugnts, fracfiona ever o4e
square will be charged Tor by the ns 1ttaa rato q te
cents the rst week. and cents each subsoquent 3eek
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1863-07-25
NO. 2.

CHAP, XLYH.-An set to change tho Times oi
holding the Circuit and District Courts Of tbs
United States for the District Of Indiana.
Be e resOIDed by the Ssnuts aHd HoEss Of Rspre-
sentetiUss of tie United States Of Amerieu IN Con-
grsss Asscxbcd. That instead Of she times now fx-
ed By law the circuit and district courts Of the Uni
ted States for the district Of Indiana shall be held
on the hrst Tuesdays Of sy and November. And
all recognizances indictments. or other proceedings
civil and criminal, now pending in either Of said
courts shall be entered and have day in court and
be heard and tried. according the times 81 hold
ing such courts as herein provided.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-14
rnn. san.h -lnroIlnn

The blockade Of Charleston has been br0ksnthe Sec
retarv of State has given notice Of the fact .. the Brit
uonel law the Yankees must give sixty avs n1, es De-
fore they establish lt. The question s whether
not the Yankees viii be bound by that lsr sesiag
shat they affect 20 regard A. reses and sl-r1rs.
net entitled the benefits Of international law
whether or not Lord Russui VIII all " their c.7iIu
right 30 exclude az from such benefit We hav. no
doubt thst the Yankees viii make ths claim nrd ttr
Russell viii submit f. The sF3ele eo1ale OF tie man
during this war. leads 10 this c1ueiusi9a
Tn the beginning. % was maintained By tie L01d1u
Tiues ana no doubt by the English ministry, ta1- no
nation had right blockade its own p1rs and tlat g
the Yankees insisted on block ding The C1nisdsraia
ports, they seknow edge IL no l1nEr rhi-s.
Ia other words the blockade Of ports inss ed o
be scknowe igment Of sspa-ats szsteuce. This
given up BY Russell f indeed hs ever insisted
upon In Parliament. which believe BE- did though
n0t csrt1in Nor was 1t al given MP By the
treaty Of Paris in 1856 t decided hat blockade
TO Be respected must be efficient When called on to
explain what would be CONSIDERED Efficient oczale-
the Pamsrst0n ministry established ths r-la thal the
entrance md departure Of FIVE ships into and from @
b.oeksdsd port esdense thar the b9czaie ns uot
efficient. Now instead Of fve, I'VE Aundred vessels
have entered and eft the port Of Charleston since T.
declared 70 be b0ekaisd- Yet the copiais Brit
sh minister for foreign affairs etl regards ts blockade
Of Charleston effective IT. therefore the Yankees
thai he vii lock With perfect Ronciaience upsn tne
capture Of any number Of British ships that may ei-
tempt to enter. He is quite too polite 70 sve onensa %
the Yankee Adams.
Beside the glory Of the deed, therefore. and the OF
pOrtuny which the dis erson OF ths Yankee ships az
f0rds to merchant vessels enter the port-snd ths
considerations Of great m0mentFe do not see tlaa
any permanent advantage is % be derived We have
ides that L1rd Russell wOnd take it u dudge % were
the Yankees 20 capture any Der 0f Eng IS ships
sTong hands Oer steamers viii do It 81 they aa only
perz t5ted.--RtetlagHf Dispaf'A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-14
The 90 d same. saiel.man.

The grand jury Of the district court in this
place, during its recent session, found bill Of
Indictment for treason against General james
Hickman for levying war against the COnfeder-
ate States He was arrested, and his counsel,
(Messrs L. P. Walker r c.. Brckell James
Robinson and Nick Dsvis) apphed for bail.
The testimony was heard, and argument had by
A. J. Requisr for the governments, and Walker
and Brickell for the defendant. The argument
was elaborate aud sble. The Judge, (Hon. w.
G. Jones J delivered a written opinion, Teciting
the facts Of the case, the evidence against and
for, stating that if the accused was on trial with
no additional evidence, that he should be forced
to instruct petit jury to aequis him. But,
from the precedent in the Burr case, the indict-
ment itself was the highest evidence hs could
look to, and, as in that case Judge Marsbal re-
fused BUR- bail, and no bail precedent had bsen
found in treason case after Indictment, he
could not admit the accused TO baii-such was
the law regulating treason cases.
The counsel for the defendant then applied
for e trial at once Tais was resisted by the So
lieitor. as other material witnesses were absent.
He was called on to state what they would
prove. By one he would prove an overt act o.
treason. which the doiendants counsel admitted
to e8t trial The solicitor was not then ready
The Judge the next day decided, that, ss this
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-02-14
BY MCI.ANAHAN g DILL.
wYr.TvARY NoTTGE.
HpoRs eussIssPPI srATg Troops. 3
r.---.,s- s-s.r rFtrusrv y 1853

HuQRS MISSISSIPPI saAI5 EsSl rs
JArKsoS, hisF' Heornazy :, 1853
= y a1.1, ~ ~ set Of the reeislature adopting
Tor fie government 81 the stile ltl'is ll
vies - ac o. C0ogress approved octoher lsth lss2
e1titisd An ac % relieve ne army q olse-ahnel
asablsi srd incon-eteut officers and rroVlaiug tnat
g. he C}5eernor sn5 Conmsniint Gene7s shal hE sp-
,,5--gfs i 5a-s a7 ~ ths ss-as 10 sac stats trooEg
Hrsrniui-g Bsards Wil be apo ntedby the asajor-
Gensrsil vhsze dufes snal es e sAiiaAas iHto tse
css. Of saeh ances may be brought 10 their arten
ffo fo- lie purpose cf determnisg their qualifications
Tor ae dischag &c Of the duties properly a7pefanias 20
M rssse-sr5h rsxsriinrg BOARD shaH detsrlnine
thss snv ofcar s uuft io perform his legitimate szd
rro7er dtes or is os ess sac inHsntsve = tser us
desis toreihar With fhe f rsrur of their procsed
inss in ths cam tse zlsor General Hhe s5sll Il be
MI 70 the Gofernor zee OF sn5 proceed ngs Of The
Ezsnrins 3 ard ri hs o7ru seton in5o ssd thsreen
-p-0Vd-d tsst such oh -sr shat be entitled 70 oe
hesrl aud % ta.i F tnesse in his defense
III Tte G5rer1or, if be appreve the fndins cf tbs
10 ari and re act 97 ct the Asier General VIII rors
hols,rably Or droo from ths amy, edues 70 ths
ranks without esy silerascs IS the circumstance
e. tie ca my warrant acd le good % TIE Eefyce
requl e the officer Wbe has been foand unf for his
w. Every o5aer coamzndnF q regimszt sspsrate
battslia1, cOn7snV OF squadron Of state troops Ia
i've ss7riis shah make 70 bis immsdiste command
iug o&e1r Nh7 snas 8 a1En ne sane s. he SEQ
Cent CoD .ta ro-t tabular IoIrl "a COPY ~
WI gh ali la re ained ty the reporting oaeer) con
fcinc b ias OF al Esioled etacers of hs com
-srF sr hsr sAe he stated tha number Of davs eGeh
sEiosr has baon absent fram his command with er With
OCT uermisslsn CT OF scS leave the number oi tnes
esch cer 1as been observed . hsFs been sb onk ol
hs commasd vvhsa o. msroh or IN sc!ioni WAea ans
where each c-T - been observed 70 hsFe periQrea
fiai ec-s of service when aud whsre ueTgsutiR il the
rerf0 a1anes cf G1fr, ana attentive t. Tia seellt
s "a economy Of pub c pro9erty a-d every Command
cfesr a Stzte troops Wi, from line 70 ems, report
30 tie gi7r General he Of such oi1eers ~ ms
comm nj a. n hs opinion oagh' ~ be br'ugHt ott'Is
IA Eranilg Board together with the names o. va
nssse8 against hem
" Wbsusvsr suv oflzsr shsl hsve been dToEpsd,
honorrb retired or iced g. the ranks Ia Gcoords1ce
win tsss Orders tho vacancy thereby oceasi5ntd tsL
b. # ei IS in case cf dsa b or gnsticnpTov dsd
rrst tbe rezt of,er rznk cha perform he duties q
the oecs thus Vacsied u1ti a election sael 5e he'd
by order Of the Governor 7. q IOEFhh
Msjor-fensra.
Approved-JoHx J. PEITUs, Goseruor and Ccm
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