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NATIONAL MERCHANT.

II contnns Oh oice seicctionof Literary matter,
Tales, Poetry and large amount oil commercial
information. eL t.t ,o,s ,v,oortb
The Reviews Of the Markets are themselves "or'n
n. r chan the price OF subscription. Il. $500.
me knowledge impaired by our advertising Voi-
umns of true and honest men, selected for theis IN
teyrity and who will sell at the lowest possible
prce is worth more than the price OF subscription.
This paper has very PLAIN print TOR the aged and
these OF weak eyes. 81 -
1t does not contain anything improper for family
reading. Money cannot buy space in our columns,
for the obscene advertisements, winch are SO greed
iy displayed by almost every other paper IN the
hind. Naa- The Merchant is intended Tor respect
rble families, where such nostrums are not wanted
Do not say that you cannot afford 1t, for you
spend more in cigars or tobacco, or some other
thble. in one month than would supply the Merch-
ant with its cheerful happy influence, to your iaml-
ly or some fair friend iVr whole year The Merch-
ant is a very good school master to have in fami-
ly. it teaches your children great deal, speaks
kindly to them and never whips.
1t has s1ure reading matter Tor One Dollar year
than .nv other paper in the world.
| 10 procure the Merchant, put one aollar IN q
| letter and direct to ?. Aoh I'M I'M.
National Merchant Office,
I26 South Second St., Philadelphia
The Merchant will be sent up to the time only
that it is paid Ter. 4..
April ~, 1854.
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1864.
1864.
NOTICE.
1884.

To the Ladies and Gentlemen ~ Susser Co.
THE undersigned offers for sale at his OLD
STAND in Milford, large and beautiful stock 81
goods, at a very small advance on COST prices he
will sell -
So Apacas from 5Oto l25 per yard
Is ~ Woul Delain, double width Sl25 per yard
" Challies and Deains from 20 to Az cts per yard.
also full stock OF Dome. TIC Goods ialse s t'A
wear, at about old prices. -,
nile Width cloths for ladies sacques, plaid
and plain. 80 u, binds 4.
wall Paper, Boots Shoes, &C. &c. 80
"aIi All see-huppy to show goods whether We
| soIi or MT THOMAS WALLACE
May IL, 1864.-3m. !s..
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STATE OF Delaware. |
Enecufive Department.

- Irecn1lUe UepUTtUUN1, J n
I. Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr., Seere airy
of State of the State of Delaware, do hereoN
certify that the foregoing is a correct copy
an act of the General Assembly of this Sta'e'
.entitl d IAN Act TO raise revenue tor tn,s
S afe,'' passed at Dover, August II, A. D.
1864; the same having been compared by me
II slim testimony whereof. Ilhaye hereunt0
set nv hand and official seal at Dover, this
fifteenth day of August, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
four. wi 5f
SAML. M. HARRINGTON, JR-,
Secretary of State.
A.,n.st TO l864-3mo aa
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THE UNION HOTEL,
GEORGETOWN, DEL.
ADoLPHUS EWINGS, Proprietor

TIME PROPRIETOR OF THE UNION HOTEL,
Il would state to his patrons and the citizens gen
orally, that his Hotel being the largest and most
eommodious in Georgetown, he can offer that enter
tainment travellers and others who may iasor MN
With their patronage that cannot he equaled in the
state The house is large, well ventilated, and sit
uated in the most pleasant part OF town Inc table
IS always supplied with the best of market produce.
And in the bar will always be found Liquors oI the
aost cho;se brands. Thu Stabling is extensive en-
,hling him 70 refresh the weared beasts after then
.ravels and prepare thea fer their onward course
| BRMs. MoDERAFE, FFs Sept III 'os.
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BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION.
NOT A FEW -a'


sc Tho ,vorst disorders that afiict mankind arise
fron the corrIptiol that accumulates in the blOsd
OF all the discoveries that have been made u purge
il out none can equal in effect HELMBoLD ) CUM
POND EXTRACT OF sAkSAfhIhlnihA. ~
cinnses and renovates the blood, instlls the vlgor
of health into the system, and purges out the hu-
mors which make disease. 1t stimulates the heaithy
functions of the bsdy, and expes the disorders tha
grow and rankle in the blood. Such reineSy' Una.
eould be relied On, has long been sought Tor, and
now, for the first time, the public have one on
which they can depend. Our space here does not
ADMIT certificates to show its effect put the tIlIl
of single bottle will show to the SICK mat ~ mas
virtues surprising anything they have ever taheh'
Two table spuUnsfuls of the Extract OF salsapa-
rilla added to pint of water, is equal " the sbon
| Diet Drink and une bottle is fully equal 70 gal-
| ou of the Syrup of Sarsaparia, or the decocuon s
| usually made. = :, ~
! limited States Army, and are also in very genera
use in all the State Hospitals anu pupiic SANITARY
institutions throughout the Land, US well a. IN PIT
vate practice, and are considered as 'SAuape iei-
edies i -
SEE MEDICAL PROPERTIES OF SUcHU :
| ..s FROM
pIsPENsATORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
See Prof. Devices valuable works on the Practice
of Physic. - -. l..5 n Dr.
Sec remarks made by DR.. Ephraim Mcdowell a
eeiebrated physician and member of the Royal Ccl-
leee of Surgeons Ireland, and published IN the
transactions OF tho King and Queens journal.
d , See Medico- C6lru-gical Review, published oy
BENJAMIN Travers, Fellow Of Royal College oil sur
geons. &c u,.d;o;n,a
See most of the late standard words OF medicine
PRICES;
Il Extract of Buehu, 81 per bottle or SIX for 30.
s. a Sarsaparilla, 81 pr bottle, or six for 20.
i Delivered to any address, securely packed.
Address letters or information To- -
II NE HEL IS0LD .AR Cd
: pRUG AND CHEMICAL MAREHOUsE'
/, DRUG AND CHEMICAL. WAREHOUSE,
f594 BROADWAY, n. Y, OR
.r,t 594 BROADWAY, a.. Ys orr O. sal
HELMBOLDS MEDICAL DEPOT,
b HELMBoLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT,
3 1O4 SOUTH TENTH ST., PHILADELPHIA.
lO4 SOUTH TENTH ST. PHILApELPhiA:
4 BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS AND uNPislN
CIPLED DEALERS. ~ IT,
v WHO ENDEAvoR TO tas
= dispose of "ther own and "other articles on tn
l. reputation attained by
RS HE EI MBoiI l}ci ~ )t9L2 ~
GENUINE EXTRACT tBUcHU,
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHU,
HFLMBOLD'S
Il HELMB0LD'S
= GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLl
GENUINE EXTRACT SARSAPARiLLl
HELMB0LD'S
"a - GENUINE IMPROVED RoSEWAsI
K. GENUINE IMPROVED R0SEWASl
NJ SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
n. ASK FOR HELMB0LDSs
Cut cut the advertisement and send for It, al
avoid imposition aud expossFs. APrai' Oh.
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WANTED.

rnO Cords of Black and Spanish Oak Bark
OUU Also, $1,000 Cross-ties full feetl long ana
L, 10 inches wide, face full, and inches tnick'
Hewed straight out of any kind of sound OAK uln-
Ser, for which the highest price VIII be paw IN
Nav a. 1874. ss.,r-..A BridgssiDe.
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FRUIT JARS.

self-seaiing Glass Fruit Jars, h II gaii n, quar-.
a-d pinis, Of the very best quality. Alsos large
TONEJARs, unequallea BY any ever brought
to this marx t. For sale at the Peoples Drug
st,rn Foulk's I'D stand, eas side Walnut stre y
nextd or to he Bank, Milford, Del. ..l ..,.ss.
& Drugs and Medicines at the lowest Prices i
IN =. t.26 1861 1t. -. ~ ..-..-.-- - -
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MISPLACED.

On Thursday night. the 18th inst, some p, rsoH
took from aaac T. Warren at New Market Camp
Ground in Sussex county, asuit of Silver Mounted
Carriage Harness with q leather pad under saddle,
ln,ts fed in traces and o nd leather reins. The
bride and collar were not taken. The person who
tnok tbe above harness left inferior suit inpace
which they cas- have by returning TO the s1"scrl-
bers their own. lsAAo f. W Mar,,ot
c. W. PREITYMAN.
Aug. 10, IS64--2t., Z -+9-." - Le"es
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70 e SALE.

A Tract OF Timber Il ana, eantainlu5
26O acres 10 aepes eeare', vita tenant House an.
outbu'l iiugs-the remain Ter in first gHowth cart
Pine. Yellow Pine, Cypress White oak, &c. Many
of the Pine. will square $500 feet OF timber.
Price, $13 per acre. Apply toi
d. j. LAYTON. Georgetown, De.
or to EDWARD PyHARRlS. ~
No. SIS John Street, New York
August 10. 1884 --2m. if.f.FfH tff.ssv
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BRICKS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber has on hand abe zOv ,O, ysay
gooa Hard Iir,ck at $1,000 per thousand, Sam
mou Al 90, at the kim delivered on the Cars
IN Rr;JTey,lle station All orders will be prompt
" a'''Hn0u w. WILLIAM CANNON,
May. 6, 1854.
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> This article has for many years enjoyed high
reputation as a manure OF great efficiency and o.
uneaualled permanence, and We scarcely deem
important in our semi annual advertisement To say
more than merely Gait the attention. OF buyers 70 IT.
Fertilizers that it has been our constant ann 10
render our RAW BONE PHOSPHATE more and
more worthy of the full confidence Oh farmers. oy
the use OF every facility at command and the AID Of
cientfc skill, in essentially improving It's quan-
ties. and we have never allowed this purpose to be
,nteriered with by the great and steady advance IN
he cost If all matters pertaining to our business
throughout the past two years ,r,.1c
The Raw Bone Phosphate may be had OF any
ocular dealer in Feitillzrs Ito whom we 2dvis'
armers to apply,) or of the minS aetureSs anu pro
pretors. i4 :. a. Pc oIh oot,S v,o
July IL 1s64.-Sm. Philadelphia.
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n;ssoIution of Partnership.

The ar,nership heretofore existing between the
ned, al Houston, su sex County, delaware,
in tn, Of T. :. M REGISTER, Is inns Jay ;II ~
N N s,ture conducted by said Elijah Register.
All persons having claims against the late nr pr.
ii nresent them to said Elijah Register, for set
Element. All persons indebted to the sad late lrin
will pay the amount due to SAID Z; hSgissESrp
S. NJ REGISTER.
Houston, July I'd, 1S64-43-4S
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Mexican Mustang LIniment.

The parties in st. Louis and Cincinnati who have
been counterfeiting the Mustang Liniment under
pretence of proprietofship, have been thoroughly
estoppcd by the courts. To guard against further
imposition, 1 have prucurcd from the United states
Treasury private steel plate revenue stamp winch
is placed over the top Of each bottle. Zach stamp
hears the ias smile of my signature, and without
which the article is counterfeit, dangerous and
worthless imitation. Examine every bottle. This
Lipiment has been in use and growing in favor for
many years. There hardly exists a hamlet on tie
babitable globe that does not contain evidence Of
its wonderful effects, 1t is tho best emoent in the
world. With its present improved ingredients, its
effects upon man and beast perfectly remarkable,
Sores are healed pains relieved, lives saved Vaius
Ne animals made useful ana untold ills sssSaged.
For bruises. sqrains, rheumatism, s~eilngs' Ohes'
cuts, eaked beasts strained horses, de., II Is SOY
4 ereisn remedy that shpla never no dispensed WITH
1t should be in every family: Soa ~ AZ oiSs
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WANTED.

WHITE OAK RAILROAD CROSS TIES.
Apply to Chas. X. Taylor, Delaware House wa
mington Dell stating price wanted for ties deiVer-
ed in that City. ..,li ii.'li
May 9, ls64.-St, y.et'0 aa''a1 ~ y
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ts GO TO 81
MILTON,


Drugs, Medicines, Perfnmery' &c'
lhh undersigned having just received large
and compete stock Drugs, &C., from some oi tne
best houses the city, viii not only warrant thein
as represented in quallty, but sell as cheap IL not
cheaper than any other dealer. & ,,.
W call especial attention to our carefully select
ed stocR o. brushes among which may be found
Uiotn, HAIR, Teeth, Nail, shaving, Dust SWeeplns'
Wall, Crulnb, Scrub, PANT, Varnisn, and Vtner
brushes Pocket books IN variety Pocket KNIVES
of ceiebrated manuiacture; stationary vi all knds,
Pnutos rlpk Albums, PerfumSry OF the most eeie-
b.ated uavorsi POInuoes hair Tonic, Dyes, Cosme-
t,cs PANTS, Colors, Varnlshes Oils, Putty, Wheel
1re.ce, bye Colors, Dye Woods, tiavVnns Ex-
nacts, ana Essences OF all kinds. Trusses, Spon-
pes, &c. Time Toilet Soaps and COnrus; ali the
eelebrateu Patent Medicines. Cigars anu 1ooac-
| co Lamps, Lamp Wick, shades, Chimneys, &C.
Try our Throat LVzcnges; Arnie1 anu Acohte
| Lnlment.
We leer thankful for all favOrs heretofore made
only hoping our conduct may hereafter warrant
0OH'-""'' " ~ L. B. CHANDLER,
May 10, 1s64.--6m. e.~ Etp
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NEW SPRING
) MILLINERY GOODS.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform ner
friends Of Oentgevile, and the public generaly' tnae
she has just returned from phllaueipnia, AMI rs
ted herself at Centreville sussex county, an" mas
now open a general variety Of good 49,.
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CALEB S. LAYTON,
.(Late ono of tie Judges Of the Superior C0Hrt')
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND .-
SOLICITOR IN CHANoERY

Georgetown, Delaware
viii carefully attend to any professional business
that may be cOnnded to his care; in the seVerai
Countiesand Courts Of this state.
CLAIMS for pensions and bounty land warrants
prosecuted with diligence, and at moderate charges.
Auention ,oiu be yiceH to. Investment Of money on
bonds end mortgages, and to the sale and purchase
Of lands. - a..
Commissions for taking dispositions from tAe
several states will be promptly and faithfully exc
cuted. l'
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S7OU - ''- 9. s, LAYTON.
/, May g, 1854 ga asa = a.
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snbracing Ribbons, Artificial Flowere, &c, Shakers
of different kinds and at prices to SUIT tns .nsS
Ill Of which have been selected with great care anu
with a view 20 style, taste and economy; s,. F,
All work done in the latest style ana guaranteed
to give satisfaction, to which the public attention
rs "r''''''' MISS ANNIE E. COLLIER,
May 2o.--36-4O. .fs IS t-.aa s.li .4s. "a es-a
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pATTERN BONNETs,
Millinery Goods,

of all the latest and most fashionable styles To-
0ether with a full assortment of new and beautiful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

WHAT the MAR LAS DoSE-Iho Macon
.'Cosiedoraie' titus philossphisas on the evils
Us tho War
This w..l his developed tho lcoursel de-
praVisy Of human nGtoTe. In the South ii
nae unlune!s-d tho twind!er, the speoulator,
tho oz'Grtio1cT, ia all their hidsnnj do!oTmity.
II hiss night ayarice 10 thirst like o vampire
Tor tho blIoi Of poverty. IL has made many
forgelfu, Of tbsir obligation 10 Cad End their
fellow rnan. IL the North it. has emboden ed
the hcrlpt 10 ,sclk il tho sphere Of the pure,
the beautiful, the INNOCENT. I5 has done away
With the necessity CT darkness to mantle the
Iesds of the midnight r1hbsr and assassin
IL has irad rho breast Ut thousands with the
spirit OF the frat born "Ciin," prompting
.ham 10 slaI without c1i,do cad 60 murder
without ?ro7ocalion. # has ininoed viG3 TO
brad virtue with its own shame, without the
cas. scmblanoc of truth. 1t has given sin a
two fold eway over tbs passions Of Ian, caus-
ing thsb, Ia blaspheyia tho good and pure
1t na4 verified "nlln's Humanity 70 mGn," in
/. o'u:l disregard Of humanl.y. l. ha, devel-
,Ir,; carTup;iJn Iii high piaJes, fraud ard ras
ah,ity in low ona5. IL has brought repfoach
N the 9irtucus, WIG aid coed. /: his I'M
lnoscnci the h;ngas q; ssoisty, and let forth
thu demons CT murder and rapino 81 glIht
Upon The victims they a5sail. In short, it has
embal4,ied tbs a,Til I, c0ns fUrth and as.
sumo posacdaion, us if his reiga wero already
.ata!j:is.:od.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
SIEGE CT CHARLESTON.

The "Oouricr' Of Friday last gives tho fol
loving c:.n=aarJ oi the e7c=:s Of tho 442d
day Of tho siege:
Ahoa: o'clock Thursday morning COL
uuIu nt iE-np1. Estimated from twelve to If
to"n hundred, under tho c9mmaad Of mounted
eli ,ara, left from botSocn Batteries Gregg
nnd Wngrer. end marched to tbs lower end Of
Morris Island, accompanied by a considerable
number ut transportation Wagons.
The lockout from SEQ :ss3nyille also reports
that q transport il tn, afternoon Left Merits
I.lind aud sailed Sauth, loaded with troops
:;,on af'er. two sokoonsrs filed witt troops
vsro observed lying in Light House Inlet
Tiny cana from MJTTIs' Island. A trsns-
port loaded with t.noru cfe Morris Island
aad went Tolii;d Q0ls's Island. from ,hsso
me7aD'sni, :t is bsicrod that the enemy ins
tend anatE:7 characterization somewhere on our
o7ast. With the cyenrtion OF the usual
shalli1g ct the c!ty End Fort Sumter, the enc.
my wcfo Vary quia: during "Wednesday
night.
Since our lAss report sixty eight shots hove
hsan tircd "a; the ii:y anl tEoary i've y. Fort
Sumter. .t.tsoiy S!ulkins also fred during
tho night sons i've shots at Schooner Crock
Battery.
Tbs enaly ojrtiTuoi all day yesterday
hauling AMMUNITION to Gregg did Wagner
Ircm tho lnSer sac ur tho Island.
y big, deeply ladon, wss lowed inside the
Bar. Incro Waa NJ n,atoIiai change Of mo-
ment g To cacmy's lieat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

Tes flljm|ss. tv:.si /! 'e-mls,sn 16oa-
s:isnt." al, sSrj 10 tic NsT i9rk Tribune; :"
Tho fact that the rslrl. il frat; If DC. lines
i'slors Petersburg cLe.ss.l lar M.!tjcil.I, wnan
the7 received tho news o. lis numination. wss
, ol p0f'sntnus interest " tho whole r;Iints9.--
: The sfltainent WAS dsaisa, CT course. ETi-
tsnce Of the posltiye nacuIrslas ii tbs dis
GRACEFUL Gld 9oTttSious fact is coming in from
the army. Wa find the following in tie Paila-
islph;u 'pie-r" Of the l5tL:
ArrfHu QUaRrsRA4srEK's OFsicS. !
In the FELL, Sep: 9Th. 1864
Near Petsrnhars. "a.
Sir: l:.c yu,. the following nj che ei The
a5.u:isrcss IN front ut PETE rstu;g
Tho ueNa II tho Chicago urn'in.'i"ns Was
TscciS:;.' her. tfe II instant. Tbs !"'r1iha
,:ou 81 Lite Eapoifna created IN h1Hiietusht
ga euthisirs,n a4.uns the S"l'',e:a, 10 t'"s
a.'ins supporters ani0hg tho .hGrra "i !hs
New lark reg'laeh;s; thcy arc very Cautious,
IA! say but littie; probably They are ashamed.
While the Chicago Convention was IN BEG
..uu, tbs Icbsl5 To- !; interest il tho doings OF
.ai Cos sonsioh They continually annoyed
tx picks;s to exchange papers. On tins night
OF tbs i n inst, they bong satisfied that No.
CGilas TCs nominated, 1t 6bou! O'clock the
robcls sprapg SUDDENLY upon their works 81
,aost along tie entire line (the line is nearly
iEaira Mills lcrg ard sar. three cheers for
McCleNan
Our rnca were perfectly thunders:fuck. In
:. :utreat or twJ cur iru3 ULi0n boys ALDO
airang upon TIE wcrks, and gave tbree cheers
III Abraham Lincoln aud beth eided keeps It
Up ias soms limo. While the cheering WAS
going on, nj firing of any kind Was done; each
side was too much engaged cheering their
faYorite. This affair Ina made thousands of
vo;os ios Mr.. Lincoia.' You will find but few
Mcclellan men 10 tho eztrcne front about Pa
terShurs.
Every ssor,i Of tho aboss is true, 81 thou
aand5 vii L5lr testimony oit.
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SEPT. 24-lw
Adult & INSP'R GENERALS OFFICE.
RIoHnosD, Sept. -. 1864.

ADJ'Ts & INSP'R GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Sept. 30 1864
GsNIRAL ORDxIs,
|. The Generals Of Reserves will hereafter
control the Earolling Ot6sera, mi o,rdu=t the
business OF CONSUMPTION AMI enroiim.nt IN
their respective States, under the direction Of
the Secretary Of War, though the corscfipt
Bureau.
II. Colnmsndants of CoEscripti, snd Ct
Camps Of Instr uction, will he under the direc'
ton IF tbs Generals OF Reserves.
III. As SOON SO prGetiohb!5, all fiacrs ard
mon now employed in tho enrolling service,
whether ss enrolling officers, eohscrpt guards,
clerks ur otherwise, except suca ns are retired
or assigned to light duty by tho Medical
Boards, will BE- relieved hy details from The
Reserve Forces, and sart 10 the field.
Nv. All applications for exemption and iet!.il
of persons between the ages if Is ard 45yc.rT
will be trans nitted through Tie Commanithis
Of ounscripts to the Bureau cs q II cTiption tOF
decision. Similar applications ffom persons
of tho Reserve Class viii DO transmtted
through tile CnmnandIn:s 1t CoGscrtptf 10
the Gsuorals Of Resolves iCr decision. The
Office Of Congressional District Eorollins OH
Ger il ,.l o'ished, aud communications ir'In 10.
osl enrolling ofioero will Ls TIA s;hit:ed
through the Commandments ct tnhscriP'5 70
the Generals Of Reserves. An otlcer may he
assigned to duty in each Congressional DIS
tricta a. inspector Of CONSUMPTION. g,
V. The reports required To- 30 lornihs'
the Bureau of CONSERVATION by Paragraph ~
General Orders. No. 81, Ajjussn:and lnsneo-
tor Generals Olive, current series, arc oi'en
defective and irGomp!zt", falling " gi7c tho
county 10 which she mSr resides. Wate i. il
supposed he may be louai. ar such other IN
formation as may lead 70 his PROMPT arrest.
The attention of K.gimental and CvIn rsny
Officers ID especially directed to the terms OF
that order, and their compliance tberewith re-
ouired. Only those men who have dostr;ed,
Or are absent from tloir Commands wishous
proper authority, should DO reported, sud "heL
ali men 30 absent have been reported, II will
ha only necessary to report Ii $50 who sutsa-,
quantity sbsens themselves, until q return CT
sbs action taken by tho enrolling tfhcer is &c
ceiyed by the officer reporting such dsscftien
or shserce. ,o3 1T, C.
vi. Paragraph II, G,ncral C:aers, No. o.,
current seriIa, is nmended. b striking cut 'he
words, "Wili NOS be molested without spe-
DIAL order" and inserting tho following IAN
gusss, will b6 allowed TO retain 1t On show-
ing such right" ,oonrp
SAINT CIV A. 81. General.