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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
pr. W. R. MERWlN g. %.

NO. % Ilberty strttt, NE" forK.
G. A. COOK, CHioAno, No. 26 Market Street,
General Agent for the States Of Illinois, Iowa. Wis
eonsin, Michigan and Indiana, ~ho will supply
Druggists n, our regular card prices.
Sold at woiesale and retail in Muscatine, by
H. CANON & co. ,eld&wych'dMon'd.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
e-CAUTION!@

Ifths reader of this "notice" cannot get q box
ofPills or Ointmen from the drug store i'll his
place, let him write to me, enclosing the amount.
and I will mail a box free OF expense. Many
dealers will not keep my medicines on Land
because they cal not make as much prott as on
other persons make.
None are genuine unless the word '4HoHouou,
NeU York and LonaO,i," are discernab.s in The
adte7 mark III every leaI of the book OF directions
around each box; the same may be plainly seen
by holding Me teU to the light. A handsome re-
ward will be given to any one rendering such
as may lead 10 the detection OF any
party Or parties countsrfeiting the medicines Or
vending the same, knowing them to be spurious.
**%Scld at the manufaci DRY OF Professor HOL-
LOWAY, so, Maiden Lane, New York, and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Nedi.
cine throughout the United States and the civ.
ilized world. in boxes, at 70 cents, g cents and
3l,O0 each.
~ There is considerable advantage by taking
the larger SIZE. my2S'G4dt " i " ~.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
AND NO EXPOSURE

NO EXPOSURE.
1t causes a frequent desire and gives strength
to urinate, thereby removing distractions, pre-
venting and curing structures OF the utera, Al
laying pain and Inflammation so frequent in
this class of diseases, and expelling all poisoned,
diseased and worn out matter.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
victims of quacks, and who have paid heoty fees
to be cured i'll a short time, have found they
were deceived, and that the POISON has, by
the use OF "powerfui astringents,' been dried up
in the system to break out in an aggravated
form, and perhaps after marriage.
Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU for all
affections and diseases OF the Or
CANS, whether existing in MALE OF FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating, and no matter
of HOW LONG
Diseases of these organs require the aid OF q
Is THE GREAT DIUliETIC, and is certain to
have the desired effect in all diseases for which
it is recommended
Evidence of the most reliable and response
BILE character will accompany the medicine.
Price 81 zrer Bottle, or Six for s..
Delivered 1t oanya address, securely packed from
observation. Describe symptonlsin alconlnu.
nicationS.
Cure Guarante ed! Advice Gratis!
Address letters for Information to
Ii. b. HELMBOLD, Chemist,
lO4 South Tenth St., below Chestnut, Phiia.
HELMBOLD's Medical Depot.
HELMBOLD'S Drug and chemical Warehouse
304 B~rOddWdy, NeW York.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UN-
~PRINCIPLED DEALERS who endeavor to dis
pose "of their own and "other'' articles on
the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations,
HelmbOld's Genuine Extract Buchu,
HelmboId's Genuine Extract Sarsaparllla,
HelmoOld's Genuine Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists E~ueryWAere.
ASK FOR H~ELMBOLD'S. TAKE NO OTHER.
81 Cut out the advertisement and send for 1t,
and avoid imposition and exposure. tnov2-ly
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

Does your food rise on your stomach:
Do YOU taste it .Or hours after eating?
Have sou Heartburn, Sick ueauac)ie ana
LanEuOr?
Are you Weak, Debilitated, no Appetite, no
Life?
Are you weary from rising until retlfing. u"
anxiety Tor business, no disposition to eXsltlon,
constant desire Tor rtpoSe?
Are YOU distressed 10y ali nouriSh1ng foSd?
Are you constantly IA pain nom indigestion,
must take purgative piiis. and then worse IMAM
nefOrSg
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers of this harmless but effective prepara-
ton. A: the two spoeLs in life in which the f-
male system undergooS the most important and
critical changes, the Pills will prove . positive
also confidently m AZ q specific in
every disorder to which females are exclusively
subject. .st
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
Dyslepsfa. Eixl.s hosA. Weakness.
40.

The terrible bodily and mental panas which
characterize Dyspepsia are ut once Milivalsd
by the pills. Dlar'hua constipation, headache,
physical proslration, nervous Lrs,norS, hot flush
Us, spaSnls, affections OF tie hi nSyG, Ia. hiluOr-
rhol.s, Or plies, aud, IN fact, ali Internal cAm-
before the stlntary influence OF this eX:ra0rdinf-
nary remedy. AS y specific for dyspepsia, and
the disorders connected with 1t, or growing out
o. it, tue pills are always 10 bS relied on when
every other medicine and mode OF nsatn.sAt
has utterly failed.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11
BE il UnderttoOd

That the above statements can ut all times be
verified by the written testimony extending
through a quarter OF a century, OF tens Of thous.
ands OF uhimpeachabla witnesses.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

For you may cat as hearty as you please and
follow by one teaspooniul OF the "CuIe.' we
care not bow bad a dyApeptic you nave been,
we Will guarantee You no trouble from your
hearty meal.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

1t is not fixed up to be palatable to the taste;
but IL most accept able to a dlSordereds tomaoh
md one bottle Will cure tho
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-11-11

For tt.oiera Mo bus and Dysentery, and Tor
the speedy cure OF any kind of disorder that
originates u proceeds from Il disordered state
OF th.&
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
i will proceed to pat more ooals Or

served The madman, runningiy-
ia a. ,nu - .s>e. " /.
5 .Uol as ,iIr sl.i atl..s' p i.-.'i a.,
anew that another shoyelfui would be my
coap-de- grace only, if l told your nephew,
F"ur nephew could tell You. Run and !etch
him.
In an instant he was gone. screaming Bill.
Bill at the top of his voice, and there was
alone, painfully endeavoring to retain the
pIWers of intelligence which felt were fast
rtbing away from me. Unless Gid so, il
was possible that Bill might not release me
directly, from sheer ignorance of my position.
| joined nv voice, however, to that Of his
uncle, and the exertion seemed to afford me
some sort OF relief My hearing was perier-
naturally quickened; heard the Young
mans voice in the kitchen asking sulklly
what the row was about; and when the old
gentleman said something Of great secret
about Turkish baths. he replied oh, stuff
md nonsense YOU are as MAD as halter
upon that subject Once more raised my
voice in one long crv of agony; then heard
feet coming up stars three steps at time,
and next, | suppose, tainted away. When
| came 10 myself, was stretched upon the
sofa, wrapped in sheet, and feeling as if
that were my only skin. Mutten the young
er sat beside ME.
Uncle and you were so interested in your
talk together said he, that you forgot the
thermometer. He is quite ashamed of him
elf on account of it, and has left me to ste
you comfortable You should never talk 10
aim about Turkish baths, il excites him So
Il 1tver viii again, said feebly.
Not when You are having q rapor-bath,
al all events observed the young man.
No returned / solemnly, Il never viii
And | never cid, ant | don't advise any
body else TO DO So. am bound TO say, how
ever, that Mr.. Mutten, senior, vas most re-
specttul and well behaved upon the las, &C.
casion whsn happened to meet him, and
thal he has not the slightest recollection
whatever of having attempted to condense
the present writer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

Abraham Lincoln. This new party we sus-
pect Is engineered by Senator Pemeroy of
Kansas, who since the exposure and defeat
OF his secret circular strategy, has been busy
in all sorts of cunning plots and combinations
by which ne expects to throw the old par
ties into confus Oh, and ther. evolve from the
chaos new pafty tha; shall fiud an easy road
10 power. y big plot, no doubt, but rather
small engineering to make much Of it.-Re-
publican
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
Sons Of Vermont Ministers in the
Army.

'''''N'l ~ e'', ,,''' ''1 .'. :0'"l' ~ |
'..'',' 'p''o'I'c' - vas ,'!,"'' All '''' '
p.,.-. w. r,o
uI',r;n g p,,n,.a,p s n c.ss..n. ~ ~
6 1G.b regim.,t and was la,ad ., G4,,vs
hnr., J,ly , 1892
liz. ~v R,Ilvio son og -1,te Rev Jora.
h... u,.3,i, - p.,1oIrh ! , ,r:vat. in
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
Second Appearance of the Pomeroy
Party.

a new Fremont paper has Teen started at
Washington, called The New Era. BnrIelsh,
the New York correspondents OF the Boston
Journal, tells of a new radical ORGANIZATION,
which has raised fund OF 100000 and viii
commence Fremont paper Iii Ne" 1ocK
under the significant title Of The Pathtind-
er." The new organization will siand aioot
from the republicans an democrats alike,
and embraces in its active membership not
only the leading German politicians, bat war
democrats and radical aoolitionists. One OF
! the mos, active in the new movement Is
Douglas democrat, who processes to have
fifty thousand men OF that party Win him.
The chiefs of The party do not insist upon
Gen. Fremont for the presidency, but say
they are willing to accept any other man
standing on the radical platform, except
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

hand dog-cart, our greeting after sueh "a long
absence was unusually cordial.
Now come and dine with me tomorrow
do said Tibbets Il live at Primrose Hill :;
and Re gave his address card, with the dinner
hour in pencil in the corner Of it. The tact
is, am in the highest spirits, and would Ike
to nave as many friends about me as possible.
l have Just had a horse knocked down to ne
here for seventy guineas that IS worth at least
three times the money. Just come and look
at him. He opened the door of neighbor-
ing stable, and introduced NE 10 a huge un-
gainly dun, for which | would have bldden
perhaps fifteen pounds, and presented 1t to
some enemy for his private riding, If | had
wished to do him very bad turn indeed.
There's blood there's bone! (there was
certainly plenty of that there's speed ex-
claimed Tibbets a4miringy. And, what do
you think-this noble animal is nothing to
another which I've got in nv stable a. home.
| bought him out of a Hanson cab the other
day for six pounds four shillings. 4 hun
dred and twenty -four Shitliags, Sir, tor crea-
ture who would have been cheap at that sum
in pounds. | would stake my existence that
he is lireal descendant CT the Godolphi
Arabian. keep these rugs on him. and
give him six feeds OF corn per diem tie will
turn out one of the most wonderiul animals
now alive. would enter him for the Oaks
tomorrow, with the utmost confluence. and
nothing but his sex prevents my doing So.
was not seriously alarmed by these en-
thu siastic remarks of Mr.. Tbbets. because
in the frst place. thought | detected IN h.m
some symptoms of intoxication; and, second
". because know even sensible men viii
talk more nonse rse about horses than any
other subject in the world-eXcept. perhaps,
wine: but parted company as soon as
could and took nv y ay TO Cremon!a N.li'
the next dav, without III, ich expectation at IN
agreeable evening. The b cuse was hs"i-
some one, and well furnished; but | ha'!
r.,o,,,
when nv host invited NE up stairs, 10 what
''e e"'-'" ms .'m =,
'''''
''''' upoi '''e
''eN e'Se"''e's 0o'N-' "
''"a e0 up0'' .''e '''0'>
'"' ."s =! Pii0''S'' y.
" >e ""'' ''' ."mrc
,.., NI ~, ,N ,,.,I ,-,-1...
no. 4''''' -'.'' ',..''. w., - ,r. ..;,.,,,,
;'''s,s "'N .,:,o.,,,:n ''s .','I''7 f s...4
,,.-..', -
"A.'So IVAN ,,or., s,v 60 excI,imrd no, know
mo what else :, s,v or having the Ieas, idea
.b,, s,r.1,ar;,s ,,,s
Yes continued Mr.. T,b}ets. this is the
tidd. of sadIss. and vou sb,l. hear me n,.y
u,o, :, immsd;,teIv ! have often lo,,..d
flr this mornen, to arrive when nave met
YOU in the Brighton railway. | knew Won
womb en,ov i so n,uc..'
.Rn,, rcnl;ed I. 4 have heard double
knock more than once. Your other guests
must be arriving.
They be- \ string snapped with
such loud report, that did no; catch Mr..
Tibbe,'s exclamation. .rney can wait be
added. .l,old cock to put back the dinner
an hour. on uurpo,e.'
am afraid nav. not MUCH @; Z, sou; for
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
The Madmen I Have Met.

ticket, declined, upon the ground OF III
having 60, into too inside a pocket, or, II
other words, because had swallowed it. The
fact was that merely had at that time &
habit Of nibbling at things in horses, called
crib bitiag-ani would devour letters, cards
pencils (even bone ones) and, in short, any
thirg that my teeth could make their way
through; but this strangers thought to be
extremely odd. Similarly, | have, on my
part, set down others as queer, who, Ia reality
were as commonplace as myself. Thus, when
travelling by rail iD the Black Country some
years ago, upon professional business, and
with large blue bag, full of law-papers,
was good deal startled by the importantly
of felIow-traveler belonging to THAT dis
trict..who kept beseeching mes' let him iooE
at the bird. certainly thought he was
mao. and eadeav red to pacify him by assert
irg that the bi:d was i'll, and could not beaI
the light; that if the bag was opened, ne
would be sure to fly out of the window; that
he was layins an egg. and must not be dis
tulhed and many other ingenious hos.-
Whereas it subsequently, appeared that II L
the custom with gentlemen of that locality
to carry about with them fighting cocks IN
bags, and that my companion was only ask
! ing an ordinary favor, which it was most dis
courteous not to grant.
Again, only very few months back, was
starting from Kings Cross for Htchln,
waen into the first-ciass carriage where was
sitting entered a person of herculanean
proportions, with an erormus empty sack
and an op,,n knife in his hand; he apologize
ed Cor this latter circumstance upon the
ground that the blade did not shut up, and
therefore could rot be put into his pocket
without inConv enience; but confess | ie,t
sorry that We were alone. What would be
easier than for man of his great physica!
Superiority to first find sheath for his dead
" weapon IN my self and thsn to place my
carcass III ',''' S','N' y "''''" !
pminpntly fttol--,he very rade mscum of a
resuryection;st. and which no respectahi.
'od! S"'''''e' >'i.'U ~ 10 -,
40" many '''''.u's' .! .,
ua." starts '1f 4''e" ''''' '''''' ''''-''' " 49,
e"t"t>th'>>'
II Is ''"''H : u '''''' '' '''''' -
l. "'"' S'e"' ~ my -,
Zen ''''lo - -,
'''. S''' '',' ,:n, l.: ..,I;.,
'''' '''S
.h.,,,d
"''N ' ~ o .,o,,,
aon ;,:r.
,I.. -. r,,c.. s,.er,o;neJ an,
y ''' ~ s,.o ha.,,,nil r.tnr,,
IrE ,,, ....',s.I,',,,,.,,;.a 10 d;d rs,nrr
u;,! h;,, both t,,ifa and sack rs h..
.s;, ,;.,,, 49,, lot,.r was fail H;>
,.r.,.o1 ,,;,h . b;,}.,,s s,t;sf.c
r,,;". 80 - bnrr;.a N and took the o,l,
,,o.r. so,, o,d ras,,.;rr tho ,,,,ard,s offer to
,aI. cb.r,s oc his r,,,r.,e Iu,c.l i, between
a;.,n..s I, s.rrct mo ., once ,ba. he bac
rns1.l ont into ,.s Grav.s Inn-road. commi,
-, .la. 1 ros now obo,, 70 take MS
,.;o,;a, ;,to .ba co,r,r, His eyes seemed
:, e,Ie1 .v.ry =, d;f;on laid down by Pro.
..nT.,Iar g.. ,bo ;od;c,,;cn Of honicija
,ns,~i,r ISar ronnc la1v vino sat opuo
s;,a,o hin, o,aros At ber moth,r IN unmis
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

The latest ST 0: hJop-Skirt is the self
adjusting, double-hack-actIon, bnstle-etrus-
can, tace-expansion, Piccolomin-attaehment
gossamer, indestructible polotlcmoram. l, is
said 10 be very charming thing.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22

More than half the thin people would gain
aesh by eating less.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-04-22
ELY n VII, ID f. X .

NA>rAcTvREKs OF AXES AND HOPS,
..3 At Wholesale Hay and Manure Forks and
. Antrim iaoyolS, at Moose River Works.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
THE CITY.

Mayors CoURF--We mention the cases Of most inter.
est b, fore this court this morning.
Calvin Henry, 6 young man recently psrdonsd ont Of
the peni:enlsry by tie Governor where he had been
ssnt for shooting negro charged With falsely
representing himself as one of Gen. Kemper's guards
and in that character shooting at Stephen b. Mallory
youth, con OF seoretsTy Mallory, with a musket--
Young Mallory testified that being in the Valley last
Friday, tho accused WHO was pasNding sbou, repre-
scntag bmsef as enc OF the guard AUTHORISED 10 e1-
anime papers, stopped hin, and'sfer coed deal Of
talk AID swaggsr allowed hin to pass on, but when he
had got of somo distance hailed him and then fred
upon him.
The accused desiring time to secure the attendance
Of witness, the case WAS cdjourrsd ill to mOrroS
morning.
Calvin Henry, the same party above mentioned, WAS
charged with s;abbicg negro. Thsse was no witness
CO present, and this case slso was adjourned oVsr
calvin Henry, the came party mentioned in the two
foregoing cases, was charged with robbing Joseph
DuckwOrth Of $500, The evidence was that Duck
worth went to sleep on bench In the market house,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

Saturday night when he Lscke, be discovered tbst
bic pocket book containing $500, had been cut out Of
bic pocket From information received, he su'pec!ed
the accused Of the theft aud had him arrested, when
5000 was found upon the accused, and also notable
piece of brass, which DaCkwor.h identified as having
been in hls pockets book when it WAS stolen.
The accused was remanded for trial in this case
Isabella * was rqued TO give security In $500 to
keep the peace for uspg insulting language 10 Adelaide
Had aud threatening to hea. the said Head.
Americas slave of Angelina Wingo, and Jane, slave
of R., A Toupkins, were charged with attempting to
got fire to the residence Of 10. A TOmpkins The ale
legged offence having occurred in the Couay, the Mayor
sent the oase to the county magistrates.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
TIE ATLANTA IxuEs.

Tbe brutal conducs Of Sherman IN driving tho mis-
bi.ants Of Atlanta from tel; homes has afforded tie
people Of the South an oPporuciy to display to the
world that What OF their EbuadaEGe has been spared
them By Yankee raiders they wiling freely to d.
vide with these destitute homeless wanderers. We oln
only instance, owing WAnl % spseA few Ct ;hs
individuals a1d commuriss which have RlresGy ten
dsrsd th N hslpl band.
In Selma, Ala two ladies aono have raised s404 and
a thousand dolars' worth Of neal Colonel Llmsr, oil
savannah has rendered asm to uae, free Of charge
of several large buildings the cy, with sky acres
Of rich land Is gardens.
Ervn from Mississippi, distlnl as she ia from thaH,
comes tho teade, Of relief tho following ecspaleh to
Gsne-sl ,od ran Vsrdsn, IA that State, VII! shoV
"Acecmnodaiqas esn b obtained IN his county Ter
from sfy 10 one hurdred deatilG.e sEed lanihsa By
receiving timely notes.'
Lex the coed work progress.
aOR4 oAsUALTITs ~ TIE HIGHT OF TIE Zsra'
FL. Mccoy, Assistant Surgeon IL charge, furnishes
u, tho folo1.rg Hss Of clujdss in The "a BA;siiSa
Virginia Reserve Forces, Lieutenant Cyleoe Guy con-
mAnding, in the q. h; usar Oasfaas BUa, September
cob, 1864;
Kiled-Ssno.
Wlundsd-CAptain Ellis, Company o, IN sg-lets In
the hands Of the enemy; Corporal n. HAymsksr, Com
pGny I, arm AnPutAIsd. PriYStsS-suith Petty. Com
papy ?, severely in bask-lsA IN As hands Of Tie sas'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

ayi Lss,eJ Wade, Company D, Ia shoulder n L riui-
bliske. Company D, in inv; O Stanley, Company b
arm, slight; HarrOd Ford, Company D, in arua.
The JAMES RIVER FLEET
Ia the bombsrdmest Of Fort Harrison, on the ~ p
Captain Thomas &. ROotes, Of the lronclsd Fede-
rieksburg, was in command of the A,st-0ommodore
Mitchell having now recovered and resumed his
petition as Hig.cser Captain Rootes returns TO the
command of his own ship. Both held high petition in
the old navy and stood 10. upon the order o. their GO
rg when they heard their safes had seeded fom the
old government When Butler opans his csrsl, which
cannot b, many weeks hetes, they and their Srothsr
officers will hsys> an opportunity Of showing what
BROOKS guns Southern bravery and perfect ironcads
can 90 with FsrTagus-whOss very presence means
haht-aud his Asst Of monitors.
For one, we have no fears as to the result.
NEW sOBnouET.
Tia Yankee privsses while they are not great at
sgh,ipr on IN ccclsoas, never as loss Tor Sou
hro,st for their Generals. For instance, they call our
II vssss U,ion Snashsr Grant, for the reason when
Ma staff are PRESENT he always has whiskey Smash
made in IF etn-irch gsss large enough for tie crowd,
v,b reserve for himself, 10 eleven-ineh goblet,
,birb be endearngly calls UAcoadsoua Surrender"
in commitment 10 hiI initials TIE English or rather
Ngrmsrs dubbed their 81 Wllau-Rlius, because Of
TIE red ess Of his hair, Nhls the Yankees cal one of
their Gerera Smith Idly, becsuEe he lad no hair
a. AL uCy who gores in D. B., as tie eupboT eous
prefix 70 his name known throug TOUT the army Of the
20 onsc We learn from intelligent contrahand, as
deep Bottom BrT'y" Tbi' is particularly rnfSr!n-
maze a. hs Bottom has already bsen the gave OF the
prospecs OF many an sIpscsn Yinke: General, inclu
deg Foster. Brney sbOald therefore, without 6elsy
relieve busell Of Sobrqaet 20 pregnant OF disaster,
srd bsssseh bis pes YAukee lambs to select for him one
moro sigaaeantly 81. pleiOua
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11

NOTICE.
To he Creditors Of tie Estate Of John d. His
man, decd
r WILL be at Amelia Court House on FRI
Il DAY. 1ih day OF October nex 70 pay % ell claims
against said Rstate decree The
Ok the Circuit Court Of said Comfy In the case Of Hsmsn
Administrators 90. Hnmsns Creditors
cHARLEs A. HARGRAvIy Admr Of
np1I-s.is,hoa, John A. Hiil,nan, DEED.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-10-11
SNTILLIAMSOh d Co., Auctioneers,
wv m q 4 .y.yr-1
HEADo'Rs RKsERyT FoKcLs Oh Va, l
Richmond, Sept %, 1864. !
GNERAL ORDERS,


No. q.
In uurFuance Of General ders Nc. 49, issued Adj
Inspector Generals Once Sepsmbe: 2t, 1884, the
addition his ohsr duties, hereby
mand OF the CONSUMPTION and enrolment the State
OF Virginia.
IL 1sulc enrolling officers will proceed promptly to complete
the business pending their respective Offices and to
turn all official books papers sad effects 10 the lnpec
tors 5piion who will be assigned 10 their several ds
tctS.
directly TO the Commatdant Of Consc!pt
" IN enrolling officer for each aud city will imme
dlaey transmit the ocmmEndGnt OF ConscrpU copy q
his commission repr. tsttng fort1 Ills sge whether
not capable Of nl service and not the evidence OF his
ssIgnm 10 Light dGty also compet descrp
tive isis Of employed him conscrpt guards clerks
or Otherwise copies the orders ssgniug their
pres mt dudes.
Apple scns for assignment to duty enrolling officers,
Gle consc guards Ia the syegl counties and cities
will received from ofcCrs, noncormlksioned Oc sud
belonging forces who letweea the
cured and right duty of Gers and
nd persons Eho BOT liable 10 military service Bu
applications enclosing st 0fluel ie.cs, character and
Gnsfs will be add ssei to COL O. SHE d. comnandant Of
scripts, kchm nd Private sol iers Of le
may be asst. ned 10 duty acting enrolling Oicscs
VI By virtue authority derived from the Secretary Of War;
all the State Of Virginia. who are RETIRED assigned
ght Unassigned ordered
10 writ headquarters within thisty days SGch off,
falling report wn the preacro d uns vii be dropped
Tom the rolls.
b. command Brig. Gen. KEEPER
ocl ct RI. CATLErT, A. A. @.