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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-03-30
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
once of The CnIcph G. & .. Mining

Vuet VI inc Ohlcpu Ne "a Ss MINING
Company, March 8, lS64.-Notice is hereby given,
that at meeting of the Stockholders of the
Caleph Gold and Silver Mining Company, held
January %, 1854, assessment of ten cents per
share, and at meeting of the Trustees. held
February l5 1864, an assessment OF one dollar
per share was levied on the capital stock of the
Company, payable immediately TO the Secretary
mchs I'm H. C., BROOKE, Sec'y
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Notice.

q. W. I hNElr StVItIII J
Gold Ill., March ID, "a. mhi In
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Caution.

PLATT HETCHAM. Secretary.
Gold Hi, March eth. 81. mhii N
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

FAvoRs-We are i debted 10 Col. w. III.
Brooks for a copy of the Missouri Democrat of
the l1th, containing President Lincoln's mes
sage Charley Ayliffe is here again amongst
his old friends, all of whom ere delighted to
neet him. He does not look quite so hearty
as formerly, having slightly the appearance Of
having been lately Through the rubbers." but
is nevertheless in usual good spiri:s. No pun
intended. He brought US quite large bundle
of Federal papers. Thanks, Major Pryor for
the Christmas turkey He was a magnificent
fellow fat and broad-chested. We were en-
abled thereby to assemble around our board
some good Missouri soldiers, and give the
exiles some faint reminder of Christmas cheer
at home in the good old times. before Northern
greed and fanaticism forgot the doctrines of
Christ, whose birth we celebrate.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

sg- We hope the propositions before Con-
gress with regard TO the extension of the con-
scription and doing away with exemptions.
will receive the most careful and mature de-
liberation before adopt N.
Whilst We are firmly resolved during the
war to sustain any constitutional law passed
by Congress, (as We believe conscript laws to
be, and to assist in their execution, We can
not, at the same time, rid ourselves Of the ap-
prehension that both cOnscription and the re-
striction of exemptions may be carried too far,
and defeat their own intentions.
Calomel and blood-lettiDg are excellent
things for patient, but an ounce Of one or a
gallon Of t'other might kill him.
We want space to give cur reasons at length.
They are based upon these two leading con
siderations. Civil society and industrial
operations are the basis of our strength, espe-
cialy in a proIacted war. And a smaller
army well fed, well armed. well clothed and
well disciplined, is more effective for a pro-
tracted defence, than much larger one com
posed of weaker material, raw and unaccus-
toned to camp-ill-fed, ill-clothed, partially
unarmed, and without the support of an ade-
quate producing class in the community.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

QUILLs.-Several friends have lately really
obliged us by sending in few eagle quills.
We have a fancy for them and use no other sort.
They are not only better than any other. but
We indulge the whin, of doing the enemy all
the harm we can with the feathers of their
own bird. The low-minded rascals do not
deserve to retain it for an emblem. Hyena is
filter for them-or vulture, perhaps.
We have just received fine bunch from
young Henry c. Duty, taken from an eagle he
killed on the river. That is thoughtful and
sensible boy, and viii come to good. That sort
are apt to start feaerals as well as eagles,
when they get old enough.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

To FARMERs.-Aliew us to impress upon
you most earnestly that the hopes OF inc coun j
try rest upon you equally as upon the army.
She req Tres your utmost energies in produc-
ton. Do all you can in that respect and you
will have done your duty. We are aware Of
the difficulties under which you labor-the d s.
couragements you have felt Your forces are
diminished, your wagons have been required
by the government, your tools are wearing
out. All this is true. but affords no just cause
of dropping your hands and doing compara-
lively nothing. The country calls for all you
can do. Do not be content with a bare sub
sistence for your family IL our armies starye
and our enemies oyerrun US, you will not be
allowed even that They will strip you OF all
The incou veniencies above mentioned are
necessary and unavoidable The government
does not subject you to them from malice, or
spite, or because she is careless IF your prop
erty. She is obliged to call upon you for this
contribution for the salvation of all. You
have met it without murmuring the most and
the best of you. With what is left. serve
your country with all your might. Do you
fear you will sow where you cannot reap?
Well what of that? l. it not most patriotic to
take the chances? If we can keep il we pro-
vide for army and the families of soldiers.
II we cannot, we have .ost what? Only our
labor. At what else would we be employed?
/ nothing. Let go.
Do you fear that your crops will be destroy
ed by the ravages of our own soldiers? Our
Generals assure US tbey will use their utmost
efforts to prevent and check such things. Let
us trust them. You will receive the utmost
compensation for your labor.
As fer tools, do not be discouraged We
have iron-works in the west already in opera
fion. and rapidly increasing. Iron can be h ad
III time. The Inconvenience viii be but tenn
porary. Suffer it while it lasts, and do the
best you can without it,
Farmers! we again assure you that the army
leans upon you. without you, it must aban-
don country which must become a desert. If
it is fed it can protect US. The whole Of our
helpless community at home-our wives and
our children look to you for support. The
professional man, the mechanic, the poor and
tbs landless, all look to you. If you fail US,
the enemy will realize what has been at the
same time their cruel boast and arrogant hope
that the general yet destined to subdue us to
their feet, is General Starvation.
Let us still defy them with waving cornfeds
and mock them with lowing herds Let us
prove that we can not only fight but feed our
selves. The farmers can do it, under all diff
culties. We kn,w they will try.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
Information wanted.

THE undersigned desires to obtain informa-
l. tion Of the whereabouts Of his parents G.
". and Elizabeth Patterson. They formerly
resided at Lake Providence, Louisiana He
has not heard from them since the Federals
occupied the country some is months ago. He
supposes taem to be some place about Red
River in Texas. Any information con-
corning them will confer favor, which will
be gratefully acknowledged.
HM. A. PATTERSON.
Bay- Shreveport papers and Houston Tele-
graph copy weeks and send bills to this
office.
Dec. 30, 1868. 4o:3w
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
HEAD QUAnTEEs DEPT. TRAss-MIss. |
SHREVEPORT, Now, p, 1868.
General Orders.

No 5S
Frequent instances have been brought to
the knowledge Of the Commanding General, Of
Leaves of Absence and Furloughs being grant,
Ell by subordinate commanders Hereafter no
orders will be recognized separating on officer
or soldier from his command, except in cases
Of sick soldiers in general hospitals. unless
issned from department or district headquarters
or with the sanction Of district commanders.
Officers and soldiers absent from their COM
mands, whose orders does not bear the approval
required by this order. will be arrested and
sent to their commands, and the papers re-
lating 10 their cases forwarded TO these head
quarters. A rigid scrutiny will be made in an
cases, and the officer who may issue such ir-
regular orders will subject himself to arrest
and trial.
III Hcrea ter no transportation commu-
tation thereof will be allowed to sick soldiers
going on furlOugh. unless the approval Of
the chief medical officer on tie field or hospital
service, attached ID the staff Of district com
manders.
Ill. Captain c. s. West, Assistant Adjutant
General, is relieved from duty as Assistant
Inspector General. and announced Aching
Judge Advocate General for the Trans-Miss-
issippi Department.
by command Of
Lieut.. Gen. T.. KIRBY SMITH.
5. 5. ANDERSON, A A. Gen.
4T-3
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
Confederate Money Wanted.

NJ nffef for sale the well known STORE
w HOUSE formerly occupied BY a. in this
place, and the DWELLING on same block of
'ots. We also rffer for sale FINE TRACT
OF LAND IN the waters of Mine Creek con-
tanning about 900 acres. some $50 OF which
are in high state Of cultivation. with good
Frame Dwelling and out buildings on same,
al If which we offer ut bargain for Confed-
crate money.
We also have an excellent tract nf Black
Land, with go acres in high state of cnlt-
vation. with excellent new frame buildings
thereon well waterel. &C.. which we will rent
on good terms. Apply to
u. & V. BLOCK
Washington. Dec "a. 1868. 4S-4
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
NOTICE.

I WILL hire to the highest bidder Mt tho
Ccnrt-flonse door in the town of Washing
ION, on the first Monday in January next. th.
slaves. (con-i~ting Of Men. Women ami Boys,)
belonging 70 the estate If s. r. Egyers de-
ceased. Terms made known on lay Of hiring
NJ. T. HOLT, Admir-.
December 93 1863. 4s-ar
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
S2j Rs.yVARD.

STRAYED, on Sunday, the 18th inst. from
- tins place. large. ght hay HORSE.
about I6 hands high, years old. short name.
a knot on fore leg. twenty-five dollars re-
ward will be paid for tie delivery Of said
horse to us in this place.
d. & V. BLOCK.
Washington. Dc. o. 1863. 4s-I4
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
NOTICE..

4 IL persons are hereby notified not to tIsds
n for uote of hard given by me to Marx
Thomas. Tor the sum of 500 in Confederate
money, A. be has not complied with BIZ cen
tract. and ! will not pay the same unless COM
pelled by law.
PETER GOSNELL-
December %, 1868 IS-S
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

pay- The weather, for the last week, has
been worse, and more persstently bad, than
has ever been known in the memcry Of man
"Frst il rained. and then it blew,
And then il stopped, and then it snew,
And then it thawed, and then it friz--
G e-e-e whllikensr'
For four or five days the thermometer..did not
rise two degrees above freezing point. and on
Friday morning stood 60 below zero. We have
never heard of such weather here. 'The times
are out of joint
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

Z IErQ. X Underwood, for many years editor
Of the Helena Shield, has gone to Washing ton
to endsavcr to procure the appointment of mill
tary governor of this State
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
MARRIED..

On the 2sth inst. Mt the brides father, Col
Alexander, by NJ. II. Wells. Chaplain c. 3 A.,
Capt. WM. II. CLARK, of Gen. Marmaduke's s
command, and Miss LoRESA ALKxASDER. of
st. Louis, No. -
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
Government Sale.

IN SATURDAY, the 10th inst, the follow
u ing condemned public property will be sold
at Public Auction to the highest bidder. at the
Government Stable under the control Of Major
j. u. Thomas, O NJ. at Washington, Ark, Viz:
l1) Eleven MULES,
(5) Five HORSES,
(l0) Ten OXEN.
The sale to commence at ii o'clock, A. NJ.
BY order Of
ISAAC BRINKER,
Maj. and Chief Q. NJ, d. A.
]. ID. THOMAS,
Maj. and Manfg Q. NJ. ID. A.
Washington, Arl., Jan. 6, 1864. sow
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
A. G.. BROWN

TO L H f p U b Lie.
I'd ECENT events make il necessary to post
IN pone the opening OF my School until the
FOURTH MONDAY in January instead Of the
second Monday a. heretofore advertised
Washington Jan. 6, 1864. sow
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06
HEADoU.RTERs TRASs-MIss. DEPT.
Shreveport, Nov. 2lst, 1863.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 1877


XIV. The officers and mrn belonging to the
3lst Arkansas Infantry, commanded by Col.
T. II. McCray, who may be in this Depart
ment, will report to their proper command east
Of he Mississippi river.
By command OF Lieut. Gen. Z. KIRBl SMITH.
:. S. ANDERSON. A. A. Gen.
Col. t. III. McCRAY, 3lst Ark. Infantry.
Washington telegraph., 1864-01-06

In obedience to the above order. the officers
anl men Of the 3lst Arkansas Regiment will
rendezvous AT or near tile Headquarters Of
Gen Price. by the 25th day of December next,
and It. Col Jacoway viii take command Of,
and conduct them to their regiment Should
Gel. Jacoway not be present, the senior on er
present will take command Of the officers and
men and conduct them 10 the regiment
I. ii. McCRAY,
49:3R Col. } lst ARK Re-'t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

r.osoi w:,i,ary Intelligence.

PROGRESS or RECRUTTISG AID IRHFARA-
TON TOR THr DgAFL-I'.e crrobncs, ISIS and oihrv
rr,D0ra,ions fr the 6riit almost :omi i'e, and
thereto 10 dorbt wlatoyeg at tho Graf viii ke nee
Oh tie stt 81 scV5er5a, as cXpecsol. hccrlirilg ss
been v,ry duh - tho County Volunteer occs And tHe
dinerent roe.mcuill Headquarters during the Y"o".
Very ow subsit tcs especially arc oGaiag them,eves'
al being picked up b. 20 high prices paid ~ out irf.
MEETING OF I'M fOAAD or StrraylsoE6.-
Tho E),-d # slperyirors Tet ycs'orGa. ate aeon.
SUP visor h ant is tnc oaair lie following coiamn
ucsi.on was sent in Is tho EGom Bulge Conn s,ion-
eTs
That in the opinion OF this Boarl, the Iloro ion q
e cost ~ s&veaees for construction Ofte llisr.
UrIg. charseaJei oueh % the o0lu.s Of New ok
AID H0stci esici slOld Je determined By GNii * uo
entire t0s ;hcIe1- by The nuIb'f o hncai fccl d up
2ffourc 70 each cC1atv the cost thts rscaIlned vi
lie nnu b,r Of hfeal ;oet within Obs jlrsdiotioi.
The resolution wos referred. communication vas
received from Tia Tax Commissioners. notifying the
Boer that the tx ',s would he ready on f.idsy ncSt.
suoeiyiscr puidy offered tho following resolutions n
rlt lion 10 the adjvstsent OF The city quota. They
were unanimously adopted;
gb,,ea IL scorecty reported that no correction OF
the error aud Injustice ion, "a eS.ualhS iAr 1uoa ivt
the COUNTY of new Noik. Dnd'r the c9l o. 'h1 ''o',
dent of tie United States .ni tfo huncFtd tIou3 hAd
mon g., me amy lns as yot boon I14de, and
vsnses TIC Colriy of lev YoIk has ever promptly
res Ondrd ~ the calls uf tie PRESIDENT @nd 'e iAe
army over o.e hundred ttoOslnd men. ana expended
ayrr fifteen Inions Of dollars or The pFesoiv tion'
raincnrIc &c aad support O. the Union ana nc aei'"0'
10. lie aapiil d. Of NE toeAiIy, ana ,.
IYaeta, Nun bess If Uniformed ecelrets o. lils
count, o row rbs@ III Ia 0n cl nee - ne late cal! 81
~ President for ore plndred days tolInlecis for lie
4. Fence II the States OF tals Union; ana
AID l defense Of our c. g,is gud holof. item v
cFp,cif.ir ot his h-c rLrn tie irccb oiris " 40
,rn rebels have Lecn within or harDaf s'd n
s q IN fofts captLil n oi citizens GdI dsstrJILs
! 81 t.s..e4r.0 ats -, s.s.-sfaf
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WILSON. Vt. aug. l6 lssiA
T'.e funeral exercises of .he late Rev. Or.
uub)nd window. Of your city, hod tbs VIZ
laso lay. Abroad. Las tle sad negs " his lol; q
gsle over the snd esrf!iGg SNOW = ic;ny henrts.
Tor aside rom his euiueucs autaor anl p'osai.
Lers, iu ihe lab. OF tho ministry. Or. W.ns9w he'd
eldeled himself q a ltituie ~ his oie tr1lt= c.
ehar,o and rGe and ilatn con iacs IN al The w.ii
he. AAny young men rcce-l la hoping had Nd
chc.ane voice u counsel Ills kindly ;sArners zee
cts Heart and syu pstlSjng soul IGIs Won ae-. o.
fricnus H. hs love a2d res, 81.
A e,r days ago Wearcd hn' SICK. he came 20 IN
HI native p,cO III rest But disease was uPjh IN
i.d 10 SO dt1 10 40 GREAT aelf.uyer Las sGa!dN
ai,fi, "a: tse i've ege Of ,isty.f0uf he passed away
itesst!oiscs ~ to-day stre bl,aiy b1liessife ins
VILLAGE cAarcl lld With al aiJ.csoe ~ II - 40.
lVrho0l gathered 20 Isy taoI hsl tos.us % "a" %.
10 n ar former citizen he had gone FORM &c . ~
auc end epua,cu, and he cturns N the wAslF % ~
var, 10 ay m, bon,s by th,se Of he parents ~ 'as
llLeia- tho oos"tfal l,nn o kny rsiasr'
: Y, siI- oDls up ~ lhe', -.
was sunr and Va iOld ps4B, real lhe! were sho ~
D. IS u" iiIs oi DR.. " iIsloE. -,
Iriercs y gemorks iId addresses were uado py ~,
eral a be sirr ytnen present. u ieips ths s|l,oN
A. Ce,.eased Tat 40 non I've de'ver,- ~he h'.,'
H0ugs Nv \. u. Barber lev =. K. Ferits OF h y
ttr.h participated Several eiIrymen 'rom SeN 49,.
/ "A a OIL. Mao we're unaIls ~ arfiES opi1E W
s,ogt.,-s a. tLe time. Tie Ternalul were hh2"eS
me ,rt,e h, many people, and s,eS2 BY 81, ~de -
rarentt ~ size deceased The b'oat ~ s'ho :.
;r.,n oupta US are here In mi Wv oil tle 10 ~.
~ Wta,ow died. He saw tae green LIS ~ Tue -
az 1. IN, morning Just before tue oeat .-,"u .
mon in and the remark came ron Ms Lpt, ,,,Ls.
10 carr! sac memory VI thee moan,''n' .. ras ~
world" HIS aitachEeLi ~ his nAsivo place 'aS
strong NlistOn 4 IL lonOiea 10 "a. 49,.
live srch uien TO the ministry ~ n!,""h ,,.s
luDbMd inslOw. GCrucn Wlnso". -, - In,
A., uow reunited above. IL viii be reFsH ''s
~ ~ 49,, "o'-'. CILaIcgaL
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Ins.a.m sgooaiitos.

'r.rn tie 81 Jo.erh BE. Tn,une. lsA.
Nj Clart formerly an p.oyes Of trs ofc. len .s
Oily three wseys aso wEi hA.c@ rIn .or Oen'er, -
turned yce.er4ay sla raTo Us i0PoItiIt ard s!mnss
he.Itseud.ss iatoir otOn. Arr proceeding "n 9
t.e Liglie Llue. NLes's utiB va oNeItsh.n - Co.
s.ibl Fsgae, i-.I iouns,s tsl.as. nb;s aaiB 4" :
rgeETH whsS ikey weSs saEol - tao "taefs
= Ter some eOasa.ta'iOr II w.s eecded :" ssen ="
asos..
The Asy ias; Tuesday. ore we's 'so TIA eIrt'rs
train buu.OeiIDS so! wagons, tAcaprea Vh rbS
n - kidtc ss iss lii.a ELe, lbsgs 80 mixes bSSs
hc.r. FfeiEsHt -ls lo boea seei VI IhSial, DIV ~
n tails Lss 0sLsrr EAa Oefaieo tiss o" i1iu's.
dsy morAirg 80 ssagp passed iaen aSd pi"ce"1s5
usea n.ie, whCn ssms sh4ty fauisns frcc "'o
Olt Aa brush ard conmereed lring - h. .etefa, hGs
p's,.ns ATpgh H. but ia .'i azure IA. - tie -.
g14s Inc tJIts tuned bis Hessee ahS cahs ticE -
1T ~ pnasl3s cl. saly fsDoH Ell /, 10 Et1a. " -
f..oredis w.aIn tarce huadiFd yaids Of tie ttl-.
AIp- taktts ELECTIVE reasGf-s 10 Trpsi an attack,
The tram aa ~ ou untl oriaSk shen Vbe, eHcfo!-I
~ I1oaL "a louI t.e lLd.ans stir pedet te x -r'-
Il tas trsis bat les lncs wopd have {. An qNeHy
llo the oorrAL Tie iiaes iAef ataiea tie sa''e ~
nita there were huns4od "a my tNo head, ara
sGccev,icd In driving them away. Aim IRVING -
over hL Drca,aaa lcr -" pSfO 70 come a.i-s
SSH, buth Bet deemed worry ssie. IS tie Tase-e
rs..d 10 ssh c. Ell sdss saa veIe l1!ins tbs rDre 70
80 tlc lie. away .rOn GOTTA lie 5srft, q. sDOa
t.erc was aJOH sFFeaiy u1is-aeS h.es t'e 'afh- z.
vJglas anU. uliopag ~ .he nucs, laifI ttoine rcs
a. BAD st.rsri - iBr rv4NaL .no psrt} Sof NO N
Gia. ant.l usAt = W.entwsnts t's ee s1sn o
a. cir rear n. 4ons were NED aVyn siss t"ey eis
10 wac ind got ~ tie cs t4Gt cloud Z! pac1 s.uOAe
was seen 10 ll5s ~ mss Loaatg
A.rsNtuEgs t.sIl was lc-ooG With ec.n, aae VS.
Yliucd at .wr.Te l.e.sah4 f0lsfs. Ire wac i"@
mn pa.y vita Aguors value Not En0nn a; 90 hldoes
yah lOL, a.io Var Fs Si.L ya'its u tvUGs. as
l,.S - IS aaafny "a Gee - ,.ieiuSn
Air. Cirk i'iorult u that ~ Es trr OF 10 h'srJ
saw seyen zen AID $40 Somsa ds ~ ".ias o.L'S
were SEED b., 20 Gd not 50 20 opk e.. ~ ltcss
was a ESQ IN - IN. k. tht 10 lHy was yeeh i-s
bOi5s uss Na1 Das--lled e1crrtia thsss Nhsch
1rrs sea-, ed. Tbs arrows were lncdd ell. lag IL %
woasa, ron wAss tie! died. IN Ilaeaes arc / 8
stsAG.Ee Do.Weea sandy end liite iaa Ilc y
diam. 1uo al. armed Viii EaAea Hoe, aAa 'oi GO
viii eject a, b. Iau.e viile those VIA the u eh-s
lG.i cl LnA. 0ai IlUI ro'o.Vsrs
Ans .ran pot. these on Sunday niEit aud II
We fen r.cu lat no IRAN ar been caf.alea. tso Y:
flo meu being siiod ana sevcA isIsorerS
re,, beoru.Dg 10 NJ. JOSH 4. rrk of til. c.y.
osso returned yasls4day nom Den'cr Inc DRYER re
Iotg seci many Ls4 fss as "a TIC Ioaf. ana o-e
u.tl WI. "a. - l shot -rOuha tLf head 1ho scHpvI
y.O a. sl. AVA & hyg rtuLa II ihlsbitrd Iets -
OF k.ssy ga. pen,sT. y. iLs s.Cs VI heaTIs.. tts
l..a.~JiL ATT ..-Ti4g Lad.
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&C.,. h.vs .ac,,ed TIE following arrange.
mcq,ts % b observed ~ csse o. hssss'ss1'
bet ees sseir rspessive coanticsi ...s ~ rsco<
/, "a mbulaness aad uiIisaiy s9svS.' ID rs,sc,rd
MID ma ncla al ard % such, proteSt.u 49,. 81 o.
ly tho bciiis OF elis 10 long ~ they '"s''
wogsdcs. % rf. r.,,.to,,. .. and suS.
gen,s an,thecarie. attendants. oikciss shd $3.50
II porsons nttaciod tn The service oi i'pet''
lglnHcos shall lie considered neuu"ino"; .-,.,ttsA
g. The above. mentioned persons shsii " p, 80 ~
oven ~ or oo.uoatl,n by tie eromy 10 CO nlhhe W
their duties III Inc hospital 90 Ainbuish0e !" 800,
s,a fttio ed oIc shan De Dscesssis hito'
10y shall te allowed 10 art whhVa' ooi"s 49,
y ~ niEGaTcd % ia.u2t saieAc,d. A., ,,,.s -
a 4 bess pslsOus hoWeyef AlaI lot be rsf@INS -
rernc,e AZ articles bnI ttoss which are ticr own -
yste property Al ms'eIi,s employed N ''e orf'lbS
ment oi the ainhs!nDc" of eae hosPt'' VA
= RE INHABITANTS OF The country who may be ems
pDyc, In he transport OF tls goi.tsu of !" p' siS
ton assistynC, upon "a" hfld ci uAtue ga" 20 'av
respected and ria.in entifeiy rec. .o,v.x
d. soldiers baa wOunuod, wletAer hfoa.' revr's -.
into snihul.i ce- and hospital. or eAeihes ichor
upol the Leld shall 10. on. nt'' theI "ah's az
H. irespcciiyo VI tlor nauOAat! pu. s. aT .,nss
be made rri.orers they may rcsurh TO tier h""ss
upon the c,,ndlL,en OF loJ asiis tss 3 up Mhs uHS
T. 4 snse con,ict snd If nccessoiy the cost Of re
ruut. .A.i be- hAAaeG t. soldiers meniohed ID the ~
oedinF article, wien after cure taey leave VIC PoSS~
= Artcies requisite fog to sick AVID thr persons ~
tached 10 the aInDuace 3h5 ~ supplied oy tiie nrny
~ ocerpaton wh.cA sil. b0 snotA1 10 u? i'Pio "
outlay shOWa ~ b"sC besA livNieN u! tSSSA." '1@
G.. IN l,e purpose. ,,,,.<
y. A distactne and uniform eTalet shall ~ aaeP'fa
by the s4I .iry cf,cls md sian CT OIL ariuiea Ap
Identical Gag snai also be go! ell Ia all v'aauies
disnn gussb amhulances and military Hospitals IN
sn Tag sna Id thOse agreed upS sy tte sh''t
uh.IOhsi VifsrrDce which met at Ueh,fa 10 io"~ "
sei Cross up0a a Axe ssouldj.
20. nose persons Hro. without being certified 70
tie rmiei slu lpt II T. oaaes ,hsl IT, hc' -
sples saaI be punish,e VIZ tle iL i.sof VI mAiss
Nv. . 4.
IL Similar si.puslions 10 he preceding relative -
naval varleTe sls torn ,as cblec. u aritaer ooLYer
ton bel geon interested powoEs.