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SiGrer Chatus.
CILvER OHAIns

SILV RR Rim NGs
An unlimited stock, all styles and prices Chains
from S150 to $500. Rings, from plain silver Ring
at 10 cents to elaborately engraved Locket Ring
inlaid with gold, at $1,000
We have the exclusive sale for this city OF all
goods manufactured BY A. L. RooT, Of Medina, botk
solid gold and silver, and as they made express
II for our trade, we know they are pure coin.
Dealers are requested to call and examine.
Wholesale and Retail In any quantity. 4-
N. BURT,
Clock and Matchmaker, 14s suPerior-st.
Rsy2o-Ra
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For SALE.-The large Brick House, On
the corner of Case Avenue and Lake Street,
now occupied by S. NJ. Carpenter. The
lot is large, with plenty of fruit &c. Terms
very reasonable. Apply TO
L. PRESTIss.
August Is, 1854. augI5:r3.
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THE sPFCIFIO PILL

Is not a Homeopathic remedy, nor does It contain
Mercury, Iron, Oantharides, any injurious ingre
dent
R6-Priee-sllper box; six boxes when ordered At
onos) for IS. sent By Nail. Sold Wholesale and Rs-
tail At the Sole General Depot in the United States By
J. WINCHESTER
iunI9-R2-w 80 John street, n. Y.
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agoolem Goods.

T AIDES OF CLEVELAND,
We are prepared to show you superior
WHITE FLANNEL, ALI-W0oL, SHEETlNe WIDTH.
Also, a good assortment Of KNITTING YARN,
FOR city trade.
saIesrO0m, 107 Bank street.
aus CLEVELAND w0RsTED co.
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PROFESSIONAL OPISIoSs.-''I have used your Spe-
eife Pills In many cases OF ermatorrhea, and with
the most perfect success ~. Milton Sanders, N.
D., LII. D., Brooklyn
ait Is as near a specific any medicine can be-
have cured very severe with from six 70 ten
doses '-B. Keith, M, D., Ed. RePertory Of Medical
Science, n Y.
Il know Of no remedy in the whole Materia medi-
ca equal 10 your Specihc Pill in Seminal Urinary
Weakness '-Adolph Eehre, NJ. D., Prof. OF Organ
ic Chemistry and Physiology, n. Y.
PERSONAL OPINIONS Mr.. Winchester is worthy
of an CONFIDENCE and deyotes himself enthusiastlca
" to these preparations. ID. Meredith Reese n u
IN, D. American Medical Gazette, N. y.
81 have personal knowledge of Mr.. Winohester's
honesty and integrity; and I assure the proie5
sion and the public that his preparations Be re-
lied .i'-Jas. b. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist, n. Y.
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1SEFISEEEFT 1EFSEEET TwOTo SIX
BOXES OF rHH spECYFfC PIE

y a. rassatt5 an!l r-rulsliriily cure any case Of
spor ortlatorrhoea, seminal Weskneas or InvoluntarY
NlshtIl or DAILY Losses, however originally caused
or however aggravated in character while they will
speedily correct those terribly morbid conditions
cret vice
THE SPECIFIC PILL is equally applicable 70 tbo
tion, Imp0tency or lncapacity, Diabetes Lime or
ssBrick-nust7 Deposits in the Urine MiIirv Dis
&C. Ciersymen, Lawyers, Students, and an who
foIlow setentary occupations, whose Brain and
Nervous system are Uverworked, are peculiarly liR-
be to weaknesses Of the GenitO-U Urnary Organs.-
Tbess should not sail 20 use THE SPEcIFIo PILL-
Persons afflicted With any or more OF the above
disorders are sure to have several. and sometimes
ofth tha f17Inrrfuu
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CITY NEWS.
Union District Convention.


To the Union Voters of the Eighteenth Con-
grcssionaI District:
Pursuant to resolution Of the District
Committee, the Union voters of the Eigh-
teentn oOlg 5ss-s-.,ss- -z,TstffcJ, consisting OF
the counties of Cuyahoga, Summit and
Lake, are requested to meet, at their usual
places of holding elections, on Saturday,
August 10th, to elect delegates to the Dis
trict Convention to be held in Cleveland,
August 25th, at Braintrd's Hall, for the
purpose of nominating one Congressman,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the Convention, Each eoun-
ty, under the apportionment agreed upon,
will be entitled to one delegate for every
one hundred votes cast for Gov. Brough at
the last State election, and one for each
fraction of fifty or upwards. This will en-
title the several counties to the following
number of delegates:
Cuyahoga county, 10
Summit county, AZ
Lake county, 29
By order Of the Committee.
D. A. DANGLKR, President.
BoLIvAR BUTTs, Sec'y.
CLEVELAND, August 6.
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RECORDER.

For the Office of Recorder, Messrs. B.
Lampson, George A. KoIbe, Jay odell and
Joseph Smith were put in nomination. The
first ballot resulted:
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UNION COUNTY CONVENTION.

for Sheriff, Auditor, Re-
tiOns Adopted.
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E. B. HALE, Banker.
HI Superior St,
q. S. BONDS, GOLD, SILVER q. S. COU-
PoEs AND CANADA MONEY,
Bought and Sold at best rates.
DEPOSITS REGEIVED
And Collections madeEat ALI. accessible
points.
b8 Uncurrent Funds converted. .st
Lowest Rates
Revenue Stamps for Sale.
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Less per cent All lots less than 100 kegs PIC
per keg high-r than these rates.
Glass-th he following the quotations per box
Of 80 feet, less 5per cent for cash;
lst qu .lity rs
I'd quality do ~
BrOOms-Unehanged and steady at last weeks
rates Common s. 5O@2 75i Fancy So 90; Extra
shaker s. 259S 50 per dOz.
CHndleS-Market firm and better steariuo
3oe; Star 2792sci mould I49sOc
Wooden Ware-AdvAnced for all kinds, and
the market is very firm. The revised quotations arc
as f,flor-s.
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Dersnged Digestion; Loss Of Appetitei Loss OF
Flesh; C0nstipated Bowels; Fitfu and Nervous, or
Heavy Sleep with lustlul dreams Troubled Breath
ing; Failure Of Voice; Irregular Action Of the heart;
PustnlOus Eruptions on the face and neck; Head
ache; Affection OF the Eyas; Loss of Memory; sud
Den aushes OF heat and Blushngsi General W eak-
ness and IudOlence; Aversion TO society; Relaxed
Condition or Diminished Size Of the Genital Orgnnsj
Involuntary Daily or Nightly Emissions; Frequent
Desire to Pass Water, with peculiar attending sen
sations; Melancholy, &C.
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Messrs. H c. Hawkins and Ansel Roberts
were nominated for the Office of Auditor.
Tho ballot resulted:
Hawkins. q
Iotal,........,.,..-..'
Mr. Roberts, of Cleveland, was thereupon
declared the choice of the convention for
the Office of Auditor.
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The New REeuENT.-The new regiment
assigned to this District is numbered as
the 19Oth. A recruiting commission has
been given to Lieutenant JIM. Rogers, of
the 12sth Ohio, to raise one company for
the 19Oth, and his Office will be found at
the Fourth Ward Heaquartcrs, 24s Superior
street, where recruits in his company can
get the highest bounties paid,
Lieutenant Rogers is an excellent officer,
and gentleman of fine reputation, who
Is fully qualified for the position to which
he has been assigned. We hope that his
efforts to raise good company will meet
with success.
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Having had over twenty years experiences In the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character,
especially the Throat and Lungs, will give perfect
satisfaction TO all who may apply for relief HaT-
ing had a successful practice In the above named
places for several years. with unparsleled success,
Of which satisfactory reference be given at any
Of the above named places.
All medicines prescribed and not operating Hatis-
factOrily, the money Will Be refunded for all sneh
medicines returned Price OF Medicines Tor one
month, from $500 to $500.
The Doctor can be consulted the last two weeks
Of every month at his residence No. 1sl Pittsburgh
street, Cleveland, q. g. s. OLAhks NJ u.
declG-R -R2S-l tanldAW
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BUFFAIO 8TARKET-.Aur. I9,

[sT TELEeRAPH.1
FIOur-Quiet; moderate demand.
WheRf-Dull and neaTly all grades neglected.
Amber Michigan held at 81 a, Nc Chicago spring
81 9592 O3i White Kentucky 2 5592 co; White
Michigan S2 3s(92 40.
COFJi-Dull. Sales at 81 35.
Oats-Quiet and nominal at SIC.
Other Grains scarce and nominal.
Whlszy-Quiet at 81 ".
Canal FFeighIs-To New York-Wheat &c,
Corn 1876 Oats l295.
Lake ImpOris-Flour 4,993; wheat s3,441;
corn 125, ,230; oats sO.472.
Canal ExpOrts-Flour $50; wheat As, $50.
corn II. $40; oats IO0.5O0.
Rose S.Prentiss' Provision Market Re.
port.
Hams -sugar-cursd premium hams 3 O....,H c
CsnTassed hams o D...................... --o
Dried Beef-CAnvassed q b...........-..........-o
Shoulders-Sugar-eured q D --.-.........,.. I4Jzo
Canvassed . Flfb......-...........-.....--c
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides 3 b........---...Is D c
Lartl-Prime leaf ksttls-rndr'd In bbls a D..2I c
Primo leaf kettle-rndr'd in kegs p D..2I1Sc
POrk-NO. l ness 8bbl....-..................S37 90
Extra clear g f3bbl......-......---......-...-
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. An articles
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anything In
the State. Orders promptly filed Our sugar
cured Hams and kettle-rendered Lard took the hrst
premiumAt the late Ohio state Fair.
iul7a-R BOSE : PRENTIss.
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COMMISSIONER.

The names of Charles Force, David
Hoege, Moses Fish, Daniel Hall, Jonathan
Frazee, and ". ". Richards were an
nounced as candidates for County Commits
siODer. The ballot resulted,
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
.[BT TELEaAAPH.l
NEw YoRK, Aug. 13, 1854
Government StOeks-stesdy. United States
sixes lssl coupons l06Js1OT; 5-2Os coupons lO7sz9
lO9i 4-30 Treasury notes, Sept. and April, 10s5<
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Az IrrRovzlrrzT N Tnr Fan DnLxER7

An INPRovEuEET N THE FREa DzLIvER7
sYsTEN.-Postmaster Cowles returned from
Washington, on Saturday evening, having
obtained authority from the Post Office De-
pertinent to increase the number of letter
carriers to twenty, and to put into use
messenger mail-wagon, which win be kept
in constant employ. The University
Heights will heneeforth have carrier, the
West Side will have three, and the number
Of carriers on this side of the river will be
largely increased The number of deliver
ers per diem in the business part of the city
will be four; IN other parts, Eve. This new
arrangement viii greatly increase the ia
cilities for carrying out the system to per-
feet and complete success,
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No choice. The name of Mr.. Odell was
withdrawn. During the taking of the sec
ond ballot Misunderstanding occurred in
the taking of the vote Of the Sixth Ward,
and the ballot was set aside. Mr.. Joseph
Smiths name was withdrawn. The third
ballot resulted,
lam
81
10
Mr.. Lampson was thereupOn declared
nominated.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEvELAND MARKEr.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, |

The receipts Of Grain BY rail for the "a hours
ending at half past O'Clock to-day are as fol-
lows:
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There was no choice, and four too many
votes were cast. Messrs. Burlison and Bull
withdrew their names. The second ballot
resulted
Wightman "
Total
Mr.. Nicola, of Brooklyn, was thereupon
declared the nominee of the convention for
Sheriff.
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sBRRlFF.

Messrs. F. Nicola, A. E. Burlison, D. L.
Wightman, aud L. S. Bull, were put in
nomination
J. M Sterling, Jr., and Peter Thatcher,
were appointed tellera-
TLa Set bo1lof raa,,Itad.
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NEW YORK 1IARKET--Aur. Is.

onsuma Oflesl than 300, five Per cont. is adj
to above prices.
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The Detroit Tribune says :


The Racine came out in 1857, and on diff
ferent occasions since that period has been
singularlv unfortunate. Last fall, it will
be remembered, she met with collision on
Lake Huron, by which she was sunk of
Forty Mile Point, and in one or two instan-
ces has had explosions of a more or less vi
olent character
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No choice. Moses Fish withdrew his
name. The ballot resulted,
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August Is, l904. aug15:r9.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-17

IMpoRTANT DEclsIoN.-From the Fitch
mond Enquirer, we learn that Judge Lyons,
in the case Of N. Tinsley Pate, who came be-
fore him under writ of habeas corpus claim
ing exemption from militia duty because of
being couscrpt, has decided that detailed
men are not liable.to do duty in the militia
or reserve corps on the following grounds
aThat he was detailed conscript in the
Confederate army, between the ages of IL
aud 45-that he was o regularly enrolled
couscript under the act Of Congress, and had
been detailed from the army in the field until
the lst OF November next, as lessee and
owner of the cement works in Rockbridge
county-that as such, being liable. to do duty
in the Confederate army, the Secretary OF
War having the power to revoke his detail
at any moment, he could not be liable to do
duty as militiaman. The Judge therefore
decided that the said N. Tinsley Pate was
illegally held as member Of Capt, Wm. A.
jenkins company, 10Th regiment Virginia
Militia. The Judge also decided that the
said Pate was not liable to do duty in the
Reserve Forces, under command of Gen
Kemper, as the law organizing the reserves
provides that it shall be composed of persons
between the ages of lG to II and 4a to so,
and that the aforesaid Pate being between
neither Of toe above mentioned ages, coulo
not, therefore, be properly held to duty as
! reserve, a
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Conscript Department,

CoLuABIA, July 80, 1854.
GENERAL Orders NO. 8.
THE Secretary OF War having decided that
Il. the Conscription authorities have no jurisdic-
ton over the classes of Reserves, except in the
granting of Exemptions under the Act of Con-
srcss, entitled "An Act to organize forces to
serve during the War;" it is ordered, pursuant to
instructions OF the Superintendent Of Canscrip.
ton, that all Details heretofore granted to per-
sons Of the Reserve classes by tho officers of con-
scription be and they are hereby revoked. De-
tails of persons of these classes will hereafter DC
made only by the order of Brigadier General
James Chestnut, commanding Reserve Forces in
this State.
II. Enrolling Officers will proceed at oncc to
furnish to Brigadier General Chcsnut roll OF all
persons of the classes of Reserves whose details
arc hereby revoked, giving their ages, the date
aud period of details, and the purposes for which
such details were granted.
III. Pursuant to orders 6f the War Depart
meut, Enrolling Officers nre made subject to and
will obey all orders os Rrigadier General Chcsnut
C. D. MELTON,
Major, C0m'dS CJnscripts.
~ All papers in the State copy three times
. Aug. 10 st 80
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}CEYes IN WILSON'S RIID.-A Yankee cor
respondent, who ACCOMPANIED Wilson on his
last raid, gives the following sketches of the
conduct OF ethe negroes seduced by the raiders
from their homes:
We had scarcely marched ten miles on the
late expedition when the negroes. began to
rally round our flag, aid the number rapidly
increased, till feel perfectly safe ia saying
two thousand contrabandsHEa ages followed
the expedition.
$. 1t was an amusing 81 hit to witness the man
ner in which they came in, and to see the
taste they displayed in selecting articles to
carry along into the promised land: for it
seemed TO be settled opinion with them that
when once they reached Yankeedom they
were in the land of promise sure 'nuil." "A
wench, dressed in some cotton stuff coarse
enough for guuny bags, dirty and greasy With:
all as the sacks pork merchants encase sides
OF bacon in, would steal ier mistress fashion,
able b pnef, ornate with marvellous ribbons
and wonderful plumes and flowers, and with
this upon her head, she would trudge along
through the dust, sipremely proud of her
finery, and thinking herself rs attractive as
an African YenuS.
Some OF the women would take artic'eS
along with them Of no earthly utility. 0cca.
sionaliy one could be seen carrying huge
mirror, another china wash bowl Or pitcher,
or some other article OF crockeryware of equal
-ly doubtful utility. Some boy whose master
had skodaddled, would steal his clothes, even
to Lis cane, gloves and bat, and mounted on
o gay and prancing steed, which he had pur-
loined, he would ride abont, swelling like
peacock, aud looking down upon his walking
compauions with the imperious cir of Mag
nus Apollo. How the women and children
managed to keep up with us canuot conceive.
From tue 22d of June until the present they
have followed US, Notwithstanding the fact
that at times We scarcely rested for an hour
in forty-pght; and in twenty.topr hours we
have marched more than sixty miles. Yet
the poor creatures follow, painting and perspir-
;nr still keeping up.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
[cIRcULAR.l
ADJT. INSP. GENERALS OFFICE.


CoLuMBIA, August 8, 1864.
IN answer to numerous inquiries addressed to
4 this Office in in relation TO the Militia Laws OF
this State, the following announcement: is made
!. All male white persons resident in this State,
between the ages Of sixteen aud sixty-ye ca
pable of bearing arms. except persons who are
exempt from "all militia service" are linbla to
militia duty, both ordinary and in the field in
times Of alarm, instruction or invasion.
II. Persona who have been enrolled for Con-
fedcrate service and detailed to remain ut hume
in civil rmployments OF pursuits, or who have
been exempted from Confederate service during
the continuance of such exemption or detail, are
liable rs other citizens in times Of invasion.
III. Persons wbu have been enrolled for Con-
fcderate service, Whether general or local, al-
Though detailed to remain ut home, are not
eligible to any militn Office, land no one liable
10 duty in the Confederate service, unless he he
exempted from said service, under the provisions
of tho Exemption Act of Congress, shall hereaf-
ter he eligible to any militia Ufice.'-tA. A. 9Th
Feb. 1852
w. Detailed men who have been organized es
such into Companies for local military service by
Confederate authority, will net be held liable for
militia.
V. Militia officers in carrying into execution
General Ordefs No. s, series lS6i from this Office,
will be governed by tile foregoing instructions,
and hold in readiness for actual service their re-
spectiye command, in obedience to said orders.
By command:
fsicnedl A. C. GARLINGT0N,
Adjt. and Inspector General S. c.
OGicial G. A. FoLLIN, A. A. Genl.
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being much lees ardent and fiery than rum.
A. beverage analogous to cider is also made
from the fermsnted juice of the sorgho.
It should be recollected that to make eu-
gar, syrup, vinegar, alcohol or cider, the juice
of Of the sorgho must be first defecat ted or clac-
fled bv lime-three ounces of lime in five or
six times its weight of water to each gallon
Of iuice-and beat, snd then filtered. At the
proper temperature, and with the addition Of
q little brewers yeast, or yeast cakes, the
iuice will undergo the vinous fermentation
in from three to FIVE days.-Charlcston
Courier.
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Too Good to be Lost.

I. is said that when Gen. Forrest, last
Spring, was en-. route from Marion to this
city, he was accosted in the cars by loqpa-
cious lady, who took seat, h7 his side, and
addressed him in something like the follow
ing strain q Think" said she, sthat all the
glory that covers our arms, is due singly and
alone to private soldiers; they do the fighting
not the ofIicers-and for my part will give
them all the praise. have . beautiful home,
not far distant; and, as | am blessed with
plenty, L desire that whenever pricate soldiers
pass by my residence, they should call on
me, SO that l may feed and otherwise cheer
them on their toilsome way. I don't. care
whethertin epauletted oiHcerentersmy house, "
ETC., etc.
"Do.y you perceive" said Forrest, that
there is a contrast between my whiskers
and the hair on my head 81
Yes" answered the lady, surveying the
General, +" see that your head is inclined
10 be grey, while your whiskers are very
black and glossy. Can you explain why thit
is so ?n asked the lady.
Certainly madam" said Forrest, fixing
his keen eyes upon her inquisitive face, the
explanation is easy. work with my heat
a great deal, while use my ja'o as little q!
possible"
The lady took the hint and said no more
Selma Reporter.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-17

DEATH OF Ma. WARNER AND DAueHTER.-
We briefly announced the death OF MIR. War
ner and daughter in our issue of yesterday,
having been unable to obtain any OF the par
ticulars up to the time.of going to press;
We learn that Mr.. w. and his daughter, aged
aboutten years, were occupying the same
bed, when they were struck BY solid shot,
thrown by the enemy about IL o'clock Wedncs.
day night. The little girl was literally cut
in two, and died instantly. Mr.. w: had both
legs shot of near the body. lie lived about
two hours, and was able to give some d'rec-
tions abouthia family and affairs. Inc COM
nunity has suffered a great loss IN his de-
ceaee,-Appeal
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-08-17

THE ENEMY MINING ar ATLASrA.--The
Macon Telegraph says that private letters
state that the enemy are now busy mining
the salient at the head Of Marietta street, and
VIC may very soon expect q repetition OF the
Petersburg explosion. Gould not our otn-
GERS borrow a. useful hint from Gracle's
brigade2
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Headquarters,
Reserve Forces, S. c.,

Reserve Forces, 5. C.,
COLUMBIA, July "a, 1861.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 4,
n ALL details of persons of the Reserve classes
IL heretofore granted By the OOnscrpt authori-
ties now revoked by General Order No. S, Con-
script Department, Sc, arc hereby revived and
continued upon such term, und for snme period as
originally granted.
II Enrolling officers viii forward to these
Headquarters the Rolls MS indicated by Mnjer
Mclton, Commandnntof Of Conscripts, s. e.
III. Applications for details will in future be
made through the local Enrolling Officers, who
will investigate the clains-bsing governed by
the Rules and Regulations prescribed by tho Pu-
reau Of CONSUMPTION. The papers will then be
forwarded to the Commaudant Of Conscripts for
his examination and reference to these Heal
quarters, where fnal action will be taken upon
them,
By command Brig. Gen. CnassUr.
ED. II. BARNWELL,
a. A. Gen.
G- All paper7 in the Stale copy throo times.
Aus. 10 3t 30