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HEADQUARTERS.
Reserve Forces, s. c..

COLUMBIA, July 80, 1864.
GENERAL ORDER No. 4.
E, ALL details Of persons of the Reserve
x classes heretofore granted by the Con.
script authorities, now revoked by General Or
der No. 8, Conscript Department. s. C., are
hereby revived and continued upon such terms.
and Tor same period as originally granted.
IL, Enrolling Officers will forward to these
neadqna,ters the Rolls MS indicated ny Msjor
Melton, Commandant of'Conscripts, S. {.
I'LL. Applications for details will in future he
made though the local Enrolling Officers, who
VIII investigate the CLAIMS s-being governed by
the Rules and Regulations prescribed by the
Bureau OF Conscription. The papers will then
be forwarded to the Comman,l,int OF Conscripts
Tor ms examination aud reference to these
Headquarters, where final action will be taken
upon them.
: BY command Brig. Gen. CHEssur.
ED. Ii. BARNWEL.L,
A. A. Gen.
Aug. 9, IsC4. 2S-st.
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tsos rnE.IAscArts Lsnsss.I
SKAR FsasER's SxRM,

Mr.; EpiroR;-phs npovsmenis of The
enemy. for Che Nat. week ON ihis side Of ;ks
river, (Nosth) have bsen active snd of soma
Importance, have. not time TO write yo,r
.oahy par'iealsrs before to-day. mail Wal
. GsH, kerstaw with fogr Hrigsdss two
from Wiieox,s4Dislsion and heo from his
own. execpted Hank movement on the
snemf' 8 position near MsIvera I'm, on the
3Sihsinst.
The enemy was routed and their easso on
.csptpred--aicGowan's brigade oapturipg
the battery. Dur loss wss NOS vesy, heavy.
The t2tk Regimess csp<eved t~o sf the
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AR. EpiroK.-lou will please ammo unce
Mr. }. Adams candidate for Ordinary and
oblige, MANY FaiEsps.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

W. are authorized 10 announces Hon
George Me-. Witnerspoon candIdate tn
represent the District OF L.aneas,er in the
Senate OF the eusuing Legislature.
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We arc authorized TO announce Sir. Jas.
X. Hunter rs candidate Tor Ordinary at
The ensuing election.
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An. EDiFoR.--fou wiI! please an q ounce
Mf .: b. Massey candidate for Repre-
ssntai'se in the next Legislature and Oh.
lige MANY SotpIsns
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FOR REPRRSENTIVRs

MG. EDiros ~ Yop will please announce Mr..
>. A: cunningham candidate for Representa-.
tive in the next Legislature and ohIige many
friends. T,,.uw
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The friends OF w. bl. Connors, ESQ, an
nounce him n candidate to represent The
District OF Lancaster in Tho House Of Rcp.
ressntativss in The ensuing 1.sgislalurs.
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wv are authorized TO ann ounce William
A. Moore, Esq, as u candidate for a seat
in the House Of Representatives in the mex,
Legislature.
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We are aptiorized TO snnounce Cap,
James L. Reed ss candidate for tho State
Senate at Tie snsuinp election
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We are requested to cay that Rev. 6. A.
Plyler will preach at waIhsw Church on the
6rst Sabbath in September.
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FOR ORDINARY.

The friends Of J. Il. X. Belk announce
him as a can iidate for Ordinary at the next
election.
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We are authorized 10 announEs Capt J
\. Sawetl as candidate for Sheriff of Ian
castor District for the ensuing term.
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We are requested TO announce Mr Os-
born Floyd IA candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
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The friends Of Rev. W. T. Brasisg.on ar.
noance him candidate for Ordinary, for the
snsuing term.
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We are requested BY the friends Of DR.
I. X. CuretOa to nomlnate him for the DO
siiion Of Representative in the next Leyis.
iature,
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sB- Asstated lsst week, we are obliged 70
require produce from producers, in payment
of local advertising and job printing.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR

AIR. Epiroa. Please announce Capt N.
u. VAn'and'ngham a candidate for the Of.
bcs Of Tax Cslleetor. tic 10 q disabled
soldier.
hAsY FRIEsDs To WoUNDED Soldiers.
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Furloughcd Soldiers.

The following arrivals at The "soldier's Rest"
In Camden, Of soldiers from Lancaster ere re-
ported In the Camden .Joprnaf
". A. Fundesburk, LIST Regiment. 8. @. In.
fantry.
w. N. Faii-Co. I, l9th g. c. y,--slck.
T. o. Wi'kinsop--Co. \. 4th Regiments. G..
T.--wounded.
J b. Hilton--co. ID, lst Regiment .. q. v.
--sick.
John +. Hammond-Co. II, 4th Regiment s.
g. Csvslry, Buffers Brigade--sick.
As dis institution is Of important benefit to
soldiers passing to and from Lancaster, IL shoqd
be Rberaily aided BY our citizsns. Con,riba.
tons, particularly Of provisions, would no doubt
DO very acceptable, and would perhaps cid In
alternating the sufferines Of many veSisd aud
sick soldiers rom our District.
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Rags! Rags !

The highest market prices will be paid
for all clean cotton aud linen rags, In large
or small Quantities delivered at this ofies
Persons in making up their packsgss ef
rags will please be- careful not 70 iss,u9e
any wooden sovaps u
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privats letter received from Mr.. N, d. Crsig,
Ca "r' i7th Regiment, aud refers to the affair
of SOth Jolly. The casualties in this company
are reported elsewhere;
We had severe 6ght day 6efore yesterday.
The enemy sprung one OF their mines and blew
up q battery Of three guns, and portion of
our lines, with companies Of the 22d, one Of
them Co. II" and companies Of the 18th
killing and buryipg alive nearly all Of these
companies. The enemy massed his troops,
lines. Our Regiment being next 70 the 22d, IL had
tho brunt Of the charge TO bear. We fought
them calamity ior about two hours. but they
massed into our trench, overpowering as, and
beat us back about one hundred and hfty or
two hundred yards from the mine. We dispx.
Aing aud giving back inch by Inch. . .
We we're reinforced about 10 o'clock A. NJ,
charged the works from the rear and carried
them, filing the trenches three and four deep
in places with the dead--moslly negroes--who
were shot and bayoneted In the breast works
and tying 10 get out. In this charge re re,
covered an Of our front line; bat Immediately
opposite and In rear OF the battery blown np !
we had two reserve lines shout so or 100 yards
dong esch. Tho enemy massed back In those
lines 10 save thsmscives--thes lines were also
80 strong that they couid project themselves
rom the Iront-we ehen hao 70 make SECOND
charge from the rear, which was done about
: P, n. she remnant ef our Regiment psrticis
pating.
Our company has nine men isft 70. duty.
Everything has been quiet since, an arsnistice
was sgseed ON this mosning early 70 bring in
the dead. Our dead bad al been buried be
fore The sight sftsr the 6ght where the nIne
was blown up beggars description. Nay God
preserve me- from ever beho'dng sisether
srch.
The subjsined extracts Of q private !e,tsr,re.
ceived In this place from Lieut.. W. n. .Mi,sag.
refers 10 she battls OF the SOsh and snibs
found Interesting:
PErERsBuKo, Va, Aug. 1904
Coz "iI" Gath Rsgts n. c. 7.
There was some hard fighting on our ten on
Saturday, The enemy blew up a portion of
-ous works, and then cbasgedS they cried ont
no quarters" When they crossed our works
our gallant boys gave them what they called
foe. Our loss wac not much In prepofs;on 10
the snemy's The base cowsfds placed their
negroes IN 'front.', and this 10 strong evidence TO
me that GRANTS army is demoaallzea. The
negroes say that they were driven "a. the front
and had orders 10 kiit svsry body oid and young
before them. ] Elm well sstisasd that jasi
God ~iii not allow these nurderess md rcb6ers
topscsps~ b der vsetsd ssuss. . .snvsry
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FOR SHERIFF.

Ma. EDiroR.-Plca-e annouDue John II.
Adsms. a private 10 Go. "a" Ist y. T.. Ia.
fanuy, q, = GaEdidate fer Sheriff at the en-
SUNG slec,ion aud you will obIigs,
MANY SOLDIERS.
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cohssteiit meHlDef OF tue NJ. E Church, South;
he died lar from home and we believe that he
rests IA, heaven.
His bereaved parcnts had the mechanically
satisfaction of Obtaining his body and of bury.
ing II near the Church where he worshiped.-
The large concourse that attended his funeral
obsequies, attested the esteem in which he was
held. A-JC,
Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.
We are authorized To announces Hon,
George Me-. Witnerspoon II candIoate tu
represent the District OF Lancaster in the
Senate OF the eusn'ng Legislature.
We are npti,orized 10 snnounc. Capt.
James L. Reed ss a Candidate for the State
Senate at t's ensuing election.
FOR REPRESENTIVEs.
MI. EDlroa --Yop will please announce Mr.
). A. Cunningham a candidate for Representa-
tive IN the next Legislature and ohIige many
friends: T,.su.w
The friends OF W. Al Conpor., ESQ, an.
nounce hun candidate to repr.sent The
District OF Lancaster in tho Hous. Of Rep
ressnt"tiys. in The ensuing Legislature.
Ma. EDiroR.-fou wiI! please m ounce
Mr D. b. Massey candidate for Repre- .
sentative IN the next Legislature and Oh.
Iige MAsY SotpIsRs,
wv are authorized TO ann ounce William
a. Moore, Esq. as candidate fOr. q seat
in the House Of Representatives in the next
Legislature.
We are requested by the friends Of DIR
L. X. Curetoa to nomlnate him for the DO
sition Of Representative in the next Legis-
ialurs,
FOR SHERIFF.
Ma. EDiroR.-Plca-e annouDae John II.
Adams. a private 10 CO. "a" Ist y. T.. Ia.
fanuy, q, = GaRdidate for Sheriff at the en-
SUNG slsc,ion aud you will obige,
MANY SoLDIERs
We are requested TO announce Mr. Os-
born Floyd IA candidate for Sheriff at the
ensuing election.
We are authorized 10 nnnounts Capt. J
y, Sowetl as candidate for Sheriff Of Ian
castor District for the ensuing term.
FOR ORDINARY.
The friends Of J. Il. K. Belk announce
him as q can iidate for Ordinary at the next
election.
AR. EpiToK.-lou will please ammo unce
Mr. }. Adams candidate for Ordinary and
oblige, MANY FaiESps.
We arc authorized TO announce Sir. Jas.
X. Hunter as a candidate tor Ordi nary at
The ensuing election.
The friends OF Rev. w kra.i,o,o, A.
Boance him candidate for Ordinary, for the
snsuing term.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
Air. EpIroa. Please announce Capt N.
u. Van'andingham a candidate for the Of.
fics Of Tax Csllector. tic 10 q disabled
soldier
hAsY FRIENps To WoUSDED SoLpIERs.
TAX In KIND.
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The subjsinsd extracts Of private !c,tsr're.
csived in this place fronr Lieut.. W. n Mittag.
refers 10 she bastls OF the S0sh and Sillbs
found Interesting:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

8LANK9 -
OF all kinds nearly kept onhand q the
RErUBLlcAy 0Frlcs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

The article we publish on our first page
to-dsy addressed "To the People of Indi-
ana" is of peculiar interest to such of the
citizens Of Marshall as are liable to be
drafted. BY reference TO III will be seen
that the Provost Marshal General claims
that Notwithstanding the quota Of State
or District may have been filled the law re-
quires that every county or township which
may be deficient in this respect must be
drafted. We do not think this is just
Either the law or.the construction given it
is msnifestly unjust. fla State furnishes
its full quota we think that is all the Gen.
eral Government can reasonably demand
of it.. If delinquent counties and town
ships are drafted after the State has fur
nished its full quota, will it not be equiv
alent to requiring it to furnish more than
its proportion? Isthat fair or right?-
Any construction of law which makes
it absurd must be wrong, and therefore.
with all due Difference to Gen. Fry. we
must say, we think he misconstrues the
law in this respect.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

Notwithstanding Marshall county is SO
far behind her quota, under the three last
calls. owing to the refusal Of our two Cop.
perhead Commissioners to offer bounties
to volunteers. thus driving our young men
to other counties to enlist, We cannot help
feeling proud Of our District. Look al
her glorious record.-3C0 ahead of the
Tenth, and from 500 to 1000 ahead oil
the rest The Ninth is the banner Dis
trict OF the State.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
GREAT. SALE OF LOTS In
=RLxMoUrH,

Marshall county, Indiana, which will be held the
p''"n'ses '" .AFkTGEE -1lTtCf. I'll
Wednesday s Thursday, 18th & 14th April
Next between the hours If 10 o'clock A. NJ and oclok
r. NJ, when all the unsold lots in C4DELLS ADDITION
west half Of the w,gr OF o. in Township 3D. OF r.
2, in lots suit purchasers will be offered Tor sale
Public Auton for onefhird cash. and the balance In
and two with interest
ny the purchaser giving his notes waving relief from
Valuation and Apprsisement Laws, aud mortgage on
the premises securing the deferred payments The title Is
believed be good, but all purchasers invited to in
vestigafe 1t. A special and limited WARRANTY DEED
WILL BE GIVEN.
Any part said property, and quantity of other lands
described below situated in various parts Of the county
may previously private SALE application
to JOSEPH WESTERvELT, Esq, at Plymouth, or TO the
.endsr1pst, Laportes Indiana. W. g. HANNAH,
- --------. sz1s ~ -.
Thefoilbving are the descriptions of the lands
above referred to:
N E "a sec 26, town IS, north range I east,
E - Of " IA sec &c, town IS, north range east,
Lsw sec %, town IS. north range east,
wv Il of NV sec 81, town IS, range i east,
E sc "a sec %, town 35, north range east
N sc sec 8, town 81, north range 3 east.
u sec 4, town "a, north range Beast,
w Is sw "a SECS town "a, north range east,
N eA Of o. x'sec 81, town IS, north range 2 q
E + ofnw IA sec %, town SO. north range E,
N c u Of sec 30, town 81, north range east,
Sw "a sec q ,town 80, north range east Q
The foregoing lnnds will be sold at private sale.
on the same sterms as the above. sl.-sc ts'Hs
p ]. wEsTERvEBT, Agent. 3
= March "a, lS6f-2lt3 aq ser3 e7if0 :.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Center Township,

=, The Union men Of Center township are
requested &c meet at Westerveit Hall, in
Plymou,h. on Saturday. March &c, 1864.
for the purpose Of efiecting more perfect
srgsnization and nominating a ticket to be
supported OF the ensuing April election
Ageneral attendance is requested.
,-.:1 III ~ MANY VoTERs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
A SUMMER
I'M IDAHo!

Summer in Idaho may make your fortunes, and one
do fl,e at he
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

! DoN'r USE SoDA-Nor any Of the COM
mon kinds of Saleratus in makeing bread.
if you value health and desire to have bread
that is palatable. Always use De Lands
Chemical Saleratus,- and you will have
pure article. Itmay be had ct the grocers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
Green Township.

n1 The Union men Of Green township are
requested to meet at the Old School House.
near Newhoase's on Thursday evening
next, March q. 1861. for the purpose OF
organizing, Gpr the campaign, and nominal
ting township ticks.-for the April cleo
zion: .a->19sJ--.rl a Many VorrRs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

The rebels successfully launched st
Chsrlesto on on the l0th their new ironclal,
the Asfly. 'ar RI -,Hssei1 2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24
CLARK'S.
Dl Stllled Re StOratiye
FOR THE HAIR,
RESTORES GRAY AND FACED
HAIR AND BEARD TO ITS
NATURAL COLOR. ss
AND IS A MOST LUXURIANT DRESSING
FOR THE HAIR and HEAD.

CT ARK's RESTORATIVE.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
Eradicates Dandrufr
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, e' '' ''
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, ''' 10 '''"'
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, -
l. an uncqualed Dressing.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, ~ '''e''
- + good for Old People.
CLARKs RESTORATIVE, -
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, ''' - o
- Beauties the Hair.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is spleen did for Whiskers.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
- Cures Nervous Headache.
.CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, -
Stops Itching and Burning.
.,ale.. Keeps the Head Cool.
.CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
l. delightfully."- perfumcd.
ICLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment
FCLARK's RESTORATIVE, - -
Contains no Gum.
CLARKS RESTORATIVE,
Polishes your Hair.
.CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, .rae'.--.
.sns Prepares you for Parties.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Prepares you for Balls.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
All Ladies need il.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
No Lady will do without it.
CLARK'S RES TORATIVE,
CLAK'S RESTORATIVE.
l. Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere. T
Price, 81 per bottle.-6 bottles for SIS.
c. G. CLARK s. CO.
PRcPAIEToRs.
LORD < SMITH, Chicago, H., General
Agents.
March l7--yl aJ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-24

Miss L. A. Borton, M. E. L.
designs commencing another term Of SELECT SCHOOL
~ in the upper room OF the Seminary, MONDAY,
APRIL lIfh.
forms Of TuitiOn:
Primary Branches, $500
and Intellectual Arithmetic, 2.5o
Common
Higher Arithmetic Ancient Geography, Physical
Geography. Physiology, &C., 400
One half reete advance and the
other hale at The middle of the term.
March y, lsi-2lt2pd
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NEWSPAPER READERS.

If subscribers to journals, likechurch
members, in stopping their paper"
were required to produce an editorial
certificate before they could subscribe
for another, there would be somo Gu.
rious dcvelopmcnts--as for example ::
"Wo cOrtify that A. B. stopped his pa.
per because the editor refused to him
six columns for personal vindication
which concerned nobody but himself
We certify that G. ID. refused the paper
because the editor did not publish the
obituary notice Of relative, which
was never scnt to him, but which he
ought to have detected in some of his
exchange papers. We certify that T.
+, wishes TO transfer his patronage to
another paper, because having taken
this paper for six years without paying
cont, he iolt insultod by having u bill
sent % him by way Of reminder, post.
ago unpaid. We certify that G, II. in
his own opinion, is poet Of tho first
water, but tho editor, unfortunately
differing from his opinion, is regarded
by him as wholly unqualified for his
office. We certify this |, j. has stop.
pod his paper because tho editor had
tho tomcrity to express an opinion on
II certain matter without having pre-
vioualy aeccrtaincd the opinion of this
particular subscriber"
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FAirhOId County TsAsAsrS' Institute.
LANCASTER, 0HIo, !
Nov. 26th. 1854.

Pursuant 10 a call, q number Of
Teachers met at the room of the Board
OF Examiners and organized by ap.
pointing David Staltcr, President, aud
G. L. Sites Secretary.
Thereupon, the President stated that
the object Of the meeting was to organ
ize a County Teachers Institute.
On motion Of ]. c. Harper, it was
resolved that the Institute be held in
Lancaster, Ohio, commencing Decem.
Der q, 1854, and be continued during
the week.
On motion Of Jno. L. Hines, to sp.
point committee of two 10 select top.
les for reports, tie President appoint
ed Jno. L. Hines and J. G. Hartzler,
said committee.
The Committee reported the follow
ing topics, which wero assig ed TO a
number of Teachers throughout the
county;
Introduction Of Music into Common
Schools, Alfred Little.
Corporal Punishment, Isaac Roosc.
Joint Education Of the sexes, Prof
G. Fleming.
Relation between Teacher and Pa
rent, e. l.. Sites.
Qualification of Teachers, David
Staltcr.
Reading, T. Collins.
Cleanliness and Ventilation, John l..
Hines.
On teaching Montal Arithmetic,
g. W. Welsh.
School Government, John ". Hos:
hor.
Primary Instruction, ~ Brobst
Biblo reading in school, Miss N
Kate Jackson.
Composition writing, Miss Hattie Shu.
maker.
PoIitenOsS, Miss Maggie Duncan.
On motion, tho President was ro-
quested to name one person in each
township to act as m executive com.
nittee, with a request to solicit all the
teachers within their respective town.
ships to attend the Institute.
Thercupon. the President appointed
the following persons said committee
Hocking--Jas. Cunningham; Aman.
da-G. W. Welsh; Clcarcreek
Wolf; Madison-Martin Miller; Rich.
land--T. T. Baker; Libsr y Wm
JcnkinS.; Greenfeld-J. D. Hummell
Pleasantly. P. Stevenson Berne-
John Brchm; Walnut--A. B. Fry
Rushoreek-L. W. Leckron Bloom
Smith, of Lithopolis.
Lectures will also be delivered BY
others during the session.
Arrangements will be made to entar.
tain all female teacher, from the coun-
try, free Of charge.
An invitation is extended to ALL
teachers in this and adjoining counties,
and it is earnestly hoped they will par
ticipate.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
to meet Dec. 27, 1864.
DAVID sTALTER, Pres,
GEO, L SITES, Sec'y.
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Applications for Exemption
from Draft.
HEADQRs BOARD OF ENRoLLMENT,
l2th District, { ircleYile, Ohio.

HEAnQRS BOARD OF ENRoLLMENT,(
18th District, Crclevillc, Ohio.
TN obedience to Circular No. %, War Department,
] Provost Marshal Generals Office, dated Washing.
ton, b c. June 25th, 1884 the Board OF Enrolment
ofthe 18th District OF Ohio will continue to hear ap.
plicaons to no stricken from the roll on account Of
ist-Alienage. 2d-Non. residence. 3d-Over Ago;
Physical Disability rs to render the
person not proper subject for enrolment under the
law and regulations.
Tho evidence In regard TO Menage Non'residenoe,
and OF ago must conform to the rulos
and requirements Of the law and regulations. To the
duty ofhearing and deciding upon claims for eXem.
ton all the time that can bo spared from other du'
ties, will continuously be- devoted by the Board. As
no time limiting those examinations, Is Rxed, those
enrolled may choose such time as suits their eonvc'
GEO W. RORY, Pro. Mar.
NJ KAGAY, Com'r.
JunOao 6l-ik-tL W, q. JONES, Surgeon.