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uosTETTERs CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTKRs.

READ AND REFLECT.
wake sure Of HEALTH. a But howr' you ask.
We answer, Ills an easy task. ...
Strengthen the sroMAcH, and sustain
The NERVES, the servants Of the brain.
Tho LIvEn keep In active play .,......
And regulate, from day 70 day. .. ....
Each organ aid, on Natures plan, ....
Braoe and refresh tho iHnEn NAE, bad
And like watch, that's kept In chime
~ constant care, with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer the spirifs, too. mi ,.
"How," you inquire, "oan this be donet
This Victory s'er Disease be wont"
"HosrETTEn's BrrTKps," we reply, ...
IL HEALTHs suFnEME rRoTEgTIoN-TRE
A. means Of regenerating the dissrdered and
enfssbled system, regulating every function OF the
internal organs rsviVing the depressed spirts. In
Migrating the constitution, and prolonging life,
no medicinal preparation, either Of the past or
the present tiu'c, has been oompletely and uni
VERBALLY successful ~ -...- .........
HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT
.... TIERS. .r. ..
Against the vapofs foul prepare, .. .
That fever faint the heavy air.
Drink not unmixed the water found
In prairies, woods, or maruhy ground.
II sedentary toll you ply,
Hafwe you nsusf dssisf-or de;
For when debaned from exercise ....
For aniaeisi old she cries. ...
Medicines grand purposc And intent
Il Threatened evil 10 prepsr1:
And n you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the ulpreparcd, .n.
Hostetter's Bitters use-for motto
TAsy are the suREsT AETIDorr.
To set II defiance the miAsmA Of unhealthy soils
the poison Of unwholsone water, the efauvia Of
crowded workroomB and factories, and the bane-
full influence Of SedentAry employments, Il IL only
necessary TO be forearmed with .... . :
H0sTETTERs CELEBRATEp STOMACH
BITTERS. nr.
pyspspsia's pangu, that rack and grind
The body, and depress the mind;
Aguss, that a. thoy 70 and come, s1H
Mako life . constant mArtyrdom ..'
Coles and dysenterio pains, FL. Pho. .a. "a
Meath which the strong mans yieor v.pc,,
Bilious complaints, those tedious Ills,
Nicer conquered yet By drastic pills;
Dread diarrhea, that cannot be
Cured By destruetive mercury,
SLOW osnstitutionAl decay,
That brinEs Death nearer day by day.
Nervous proatration, mental gloom
Heralds Of madness or the tomb; ..
For thcso-though mineral nostrums fail
Means Of relief at least We hail,
HouETTER's BrrTERs-medicine sure,
Not 10 Prepenf, alone, but cure. ...
In dyspepsia, fever and ague, bilious complaints,
constitutional and nervous debility, constipation,
ses-sekness, spssms, and In all complaints Of Man
Or Woman, proceeding from casual or inherent
weakness Of the body, the one great remedy and
restorative 10
HosTETTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BIT.
TIERS
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
plans Court Of Washington county In the District
OF Columbia, letters teStAmentAFy on the peFSoaAl
estate Of Thomas Rigsles, late Of WAshinEton
county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons hAvinE
claims against the said deceased are hereby
70 exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof Ia
the Aubasriber, on or before the "a day OF JAnu
Ary next they may otherwise by law be excluded
from AL beneht Of the aAid estate.
Given under my hand this "a day OF January,
iGBt-IGW1Ws '"NeE'
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= diseases ois private nature treated In The
'Ss scientific manner, and radical surss snss,sd
al 'ssO,. syPRILITIC AFFECTIONS GoS-
ssOS. sLECr, STRICrURRS, SEMINAL
AEERsS, ~ the result ii VoLUPTUoUS
EAais, or any woAhns,s Of the GENRRATIvE
..$ANS ran Sny ssu,s whatever, or how long
,.Sdins, tburoushly and r.liually cured, also,
'nT. RHEunATIsAr, NEURALGIA, and other
4RoHIc DISEASES of,he NERVES, MUSCLES
"sEs ard JOINTS soRoFULA, BLoTcHEs
: rut , CT ERurrIoNs CT ,hs Limb, and
as and ali Othcr ERUrTfvE DISEASES snd
siskAsEs or rnE BLooD, Nnm whs,,vst e,use
seY may have arisen.
[, AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
b" . matte, what your dlsessc, let no false dell.
Nsl prevent Won trsn applying immediately 70
: veIluY, who Is acknowledged to be by far the
"a" succEssFuL PHYSICIAN n the treA.nen,
r. '''''' "'''''O'' ''S' NOV W 0''oo gu" MAXI
''r"" your m'''r'nne'' and he viii TeediiT send
- 'n your Tsy rejolsins ... ......
sELF-ABuaE
ia, ,r,s.if,d seourEo Of the young. INDUCED in
.a,o ,,co,. d.,,rcv, tho re,.r,,,vo orr.p,. mint,
49,, 49, .-,.--... II
''' "'' " "''' '''N '"'ai
''''' y "'' '"''
- MSS o. ."emop' me'ShshoiS hAei''' lnaani'y'
"'h'p'"n' 'n" aeA'n'
'"'N" NAM f1' 10 wen " INC droadni 'onso'
'""''' W "''"'' no h'' iSn 70 make your eA'e
sewn :" VI 'e'in''. your 'S'ie'
''' ~" are 'Asfeo' an" 20" may ''an"e0uy rely
~" ma Ui''IsAi AN'h ....a.ar... e.. .
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DENTISTRY.
PAPER HANGIN Gs,
PARLIAMENTARY nnnrrn

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with Innoxious Vaper, by DR. 8. d,
sIGEsMoNp, No. 900 fennsyivaniA avenue,
Inventors and dole manufacturer Of AnAesthetio
lnnoxious Vapor, mot Laughing GAs,) nor Chic
roform Ether, but strictly Anaesthetie Agent en-
tirsy free from exhierating effects and perfectly
harmless, causing . quiet sleep, with pleasant
sensation. and perieotinIensibility TO path
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SOMETHING INTERESTING TO
~ LOOK AT.-Anybody not aware that BARR
BRO. have the finest stock OF ready made Clothing
In this city, should At once 20 and take look al
our beautiful styles OF Sack and Froek OverooAtb
The new style OF Bu1luesa Fr0clE 10 charming, and
All the hne styles OF Pants and YeSts 10 curiosity
70 look A., Parents can bring their boys and get
expense, a. we keep a large stock OF Boys' Cloth.
Ing, We have also q very large stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, which goods we will offer at
wholesale prices TO. BARR BRO
dteS9-In Corner y and Seventh Itfcst,
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OF AGRICUTTURE

IL ..' WAsmIEGToH, d. c., Dec. 10, Isss.
Tohe Growers and MaHgI aoturerS 81 Flar and HEINZ:
The Commissioner appointed BY this Depart
ment, consisting Of Hon. J. X. Morehead, OF Penn-
aylvAniA, William M. Bailey, OF Rhods Island and
John A. WArder, Of Ohio, 10 consider the following
appropriation made BY the last Congress, Viii
For Investigations to test the prAOticAbilltJ OF
oultiyAtinB and preparing max and hemp as . sub
stituts for cotton, twenty thousand dollars" hav.
Ing mot, and after several days investigation Of
the subject, believing that a further and fuller
notice Of their Investigations might produce Valu-
able results, adjourned to meet agAin on Wednes-
day, the 2ith day February next, at ~ e,clssk,
tribution Of this appropriation, anxious 10 de-
yelope the subject for the public good to send to
this Department, on or before thatdA samples OF
the Hemp and Flax IA the dlnerent stages II pre-
parAtion OF the hbres and fabrics prepared by
them, accompanied BY statements Of the various
processes used and the cost Of produetion in each
case; also, deaetlp Sn Of the kinds and cost OF ma
ohinery used, where made, ko.i together with any
and all informAtioa that may be useful to the
Commission. III ~
This Information Is necessary before "A intslll.
gent distribution Can be made.
.r.-..--.f ... ISAAC NEWTON,
deslo-dtfeA Con- missioner. {
ELASKs AND SANDWICH CASES.
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TIERS.


HEAR THE WITNESSES!
worthless and pernieious articles are 30 offer
bolaterod up In tho advertising columns of the
Rreel b. fabricated letters, that the proprietor OF
HOSTETTERS BITTERS rarely give Quotations
rom their hulinesl correspondence, least the
GENUINE OPINIONS Of those who use and Ap-
preeiate GENUINE ARTICLE should be con
founded BY the unthinkihg with the FULsOMR
RGMAROLE put into the mouths Of MEN OF
STRAW By interruptions empiries and ehArlatans,
whose double object il to SELL both their trash
and the PUBLIC, :
Believing, hoveyer, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF THE
PUBLIC, and which can be VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing the parties who youoh for
them, ought not to be hid under Abushel the under
signed publish below few communications OF re-
cent date, TO which they invite the attention OF
REQUEST all readers who may feel interested In
the subject TO ADDRESS THE INDIVIDUALs
THEMSELVES, and ascertain the correctness Of
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ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
January O. 1884.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WARRINGTON
COUNTY.-To WIT;
In the ease Of Lydia p. Haskell, administrative
q MAthey Haskell deosAsed, the AdminiStrAtrix
Court OF Warrington county Aforesaid, appointed
Tuesday, the 2sth instant, for the nAl settlement
ana disri6ntion OF the personal estate OF said de-
same have been collected and turned into mo-
neyI when and where all creditors and heirs Of
sale deceased arc notified TO attend, lat the Or
phanl' Court Of Washington County AforesAid,)
with their claims properly vouohed, or they may
otherwihe by law be excluded from all benefit IN
said deooaIeda estate provided copy OF this or
der be published once aWeek for three weeks In the
settlement.
Test z. c. ROBINS,
Jant-lAWaw Register Of Wills.
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NEW YORK
IN AND
WAsHIN TON
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
sEMlWEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, d. c.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
eALV0R, AND JAS. 3. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAis, at 10 q, M, from foot Of High street,
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
For height or passage apply to
. MORGAN 8 RHlNEHART, Agents,
.....r foot Of High street, GeoEEetown, o.
,.., JAMES HAND, Agent
ds2s-sm ll7WM street, New York.
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IsTMAs
NEW YEARS.
The undersigned has constantly on hand the
finest quality Of
WINES, .rr
BRANDIEs,
wHIsKEYS
PRESERVED FRUITS, """ 'Ao""'
CONDIMENTS,
coNsERvEs,
SAUCES,
And ether TABLE LUXURIEs, such as
LAYER RAIsINs,
A,,o- 49,, "a, '.<.' PRuNEs'
JULES MUMM a co.'s CHAMPAGNE.
Also,
LoNGwoRTRs OHIO WINES.
FRED. S. CozzENs,
Wine Merchant,
s2aeou . doors from wIllArds' Hotel.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR FORAGE.
w... Sss sb D.;s, ,,,

y
sc.ls proposal. =. invited ~ he updsr.lsnet
department, at washingtsn, b. @ baltimore, Nd.
'As; ;:P ,s;Si Win Hay GoT1 n, 6.. sS straw
bushels o. corn OF osts and sOtous 81 hay or straw
Ana upwards.
5S PROJECTS so: Z Ts sss q e. s :
rates At which they VIII make dellyeriei thersat
the quantity Of each article proposed 20 Be deliv,
meneed, and when 20 b completed.
me price must be written out In words on the
Corn 70 b put up in good stout sacks, Of Abou,
two bushels each. Oats In like saolEs, Of about
three bushels each. The sacks 20 be furnished
BAY and straw 70 q .seur.Iv W. ssI"s srnmsns ms
HE psttienlar kind OF description Of oats, corn,
hay, ef straw, proposed 20 sedeiivsrsd must bc
An the articles efsrsd under the bids herein In
yited, will Be subject 70 Rid imposition By the
eoysinmsnt ln.gsstor bsie!s ! .inf .eespted.
the lowest Responsible bidder, e the interest Of
the coyernnent nay REQUIRE, and payment will b
have been delivered and socsptsd. W. 81
The bidder viii be required 20 accompany his
Proposal With guaranty, siSn:d b. two ie.Ponsi-
they win, within ten days thereafter. execute the
contract Tor the same. with good and sun Client
sureties IN sum equal to the amount Of the eop-
With the terms Of thIs sdverti.smsnt, and In esss
the said bidder sha hil 70 enter into the contract
they 70 make coed the difIsrencs between ne ofsf
Of said bidder and the next lowest responsible hid
der, or the persons to whom the contrast may be
The responsibility Of the Eiarantors must be
shown By the oflciAl certificate Of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other ofnceT under the United States Government
OF responaible pefron known to this once
All bidders viii beduly notified Of the acceptance
or rejeotion OF their proposalI.
The full name and r. b. address Of each bidder
must be legibly written IN the proposal
Proposals must be addressed 10 BrigadieF General
D. H. Rncker, Chief Depot ouartermaster, Wash
lnEton, D. g, and should be plainly marked Pro-
posals for FornWe.n . Z.
Bonds, In = sun equal 10 tho amount Of the con-
tract, signed By the oontfaotor and both Of his
guarantors, will be required Of the suosessfi bid
dsr or bidders upon signing the contract.
Hank forms Of bids, guar anteos, and bonus, may
be obtained upon application 81 this once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
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THE RICHEST QUALITY
VI the Sbovc-nAmed article, both In
WICKER, .
METAL;
-
, LEATHER.
u. rs CozzENs,
Wine Merchant,
2oIE street and PenAsylvAAlA
Avenue, two doors from
an. A., WillArdI' Hotel,
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Z. b. I. n so1fHWaRrH.
READ JOHN ". BRoNAUGRs LETTER.
NAVY DEPT, BUREAU or YARDS AHb DocEs

READ JOHN W. BRONAUGH'S LETTER,
NAVY DEBT, BUREAU or YARDsAHb DocKs,l
December %, Ieoa.
hsaJs. HSStGter 4 Smith, PihiS6tTIA, Pa;
GRHTLnMEH; About four years binoe my Attan.
tioA was called 70 your Celebrated Stomach Bit.
tors, being A. the time perfect martyr 70 dV6-
pepliA, In ali Of itS terrific forms. Indeed, lad
act known for aix years an uninterrupted niRhtie
slseg. Ieommsneed the use Of your BitterS' tax
lag them according 10 VOur dlreotloAs except that
The dose was reduced to one-hAlL and found myself
much, very much, benefited By the first bottci the
second relieved me entirely but have ever since
taken dose In the morning immediately On riIinE,
finding II to act a. . tonic and AppofiEsr Of M
most Agreeable character. Thore ID q PeealiArlty
In the ehoct OF your nitterA me which Il NAV -
well 70 htAtei II from any cause shall be aulfefinS
ever 30 Aeutely with the heAdAehs, dose OF youf
BlttorS relieves mo In hfteeh minutes. In eonelu.
sion, l say with all sincerity and truth, | would
not be returned 70 the state Of health IN WhIoh
your nitterE found me, and from which thew have
unquestionAbly relieved me, for all the money IN
this world. am, with great respect -
Your obedient servant
JOHN W. HR0NAU0H chief Clark
Prepared BY HosTETTER SMITH.
And sold BY DEuggiIts and Family GroSeFs. r.
e. YcEh once NJ " DFoadWSy.
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READ REV. W. d. LEES LETTER.
BROOLLYN. N. Y. MAY "a Iaa

n.
BRooELYN, N T., May %, 1851
MessIs Hosiefter 4 Smfh: - - ''
GEETLEMEH; have used your Bitters durnK
the last SIX weeks and feel II due to you and 10 the
public to expires, my hearty approval Of their
one, and Abhor everything that savors Of quAci.
, eSy' BUY yoyr hitters are entirely removed from
patent alike to all and exsetly what they profess
TO be- They arc not Advertised TO cure every thing
but they are recommended to assist nature in the
alienation and ultimate healing Of many OF the
most common innrmities OF the body, and this they
will accomplish. I had been unwell for two
months, a. IL usual with me during the spring.
was bilious, and suffering from Indigestion and a
general disease 81 the mucous membrane, ana
though compelled to keep At work in the discharge
yellow oomplexion, no appetite, ahd much Of the
time confined 70 my bed. When had been tAkinR
your nitters week my Vigor returned, the sAlloys
oomplexion was All gone, relished my food, and
which 30 recently were 20 Very irksome and bur.
den1ome to me. When ! used your BitterS 1 JsH !
change eVery day. These are facts. All inference
must DO made By each Individual for himself
Yours respectfully,
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-.sElslIiVAI.
y IAL MOTT

ps-s. yELLSgs Privs,e Hospital. in The yss-
raj Hisst, corner 81 seventh and y .,r.e,s, oppos
a'-,n. ro., and rs,en, once. Rooms ., ana y
- stnrs, washington. D. O. 5ns5 b at.f-'t IA
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Pastor Of Greene Avenue Prs.bytsriaRR c ~ e
READ 4. D. K. N. soUTHwoRTRs LETTER
PRoBrECT CoTTAsE, GEoRoRTowH, ID. O.,
April ., 1855.

PROSrEcT cOTTAsE, GEoRoRTows, D. q, I
49, April ?, 1855.
GENTLEMEN; II gives ne pleasure 70 add my
testimonial to those Of others In favor OF your
excellent preparation. Several years OF residences
on tho banks Of Southern river, and OF close 1p-
plieation TO literary work, had 90 thoroughly ex-
hAulted my nervous system and undermined my
health, that had become . martyr TO dyspepsia
and nervous heAdaehe, recurring at abort Inter
yAl1 and defying all known remedies in the Materia
MedioA. had come to the conclusion that nothinE
but total change OF residence and pursuits would
restore my health, whom friend recommended
Hostotter'I Bitters ] procured q bottle a. an OK
pertinent. II required but one bottle to convince
me that had found at last the right oombinA on
Of remedies. The relief II Afforded me has been
eomplete. u y new some Year, since 1rnt tried
HoStstters BitterB and II Il but Just to say that
have found the preparation all that 10 claims 10
be. It's standard Family Cordial with US, And
eyen A. . ItinulAnt we ike II better thAn any.
thing else but We use II In all AeryouS, bilisns,
and ayspetio cases, fron fever down 10 toothaoLe'
u what have now said will lead any dyspeptio or
AeEyous invalid 10 Asuro remedy, ISkAl1 have done
some good.
remain, gentlemen, respectfully your, aa
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nrigndier General d. n. RucxEn,
Chief Depot ouartermAster,
WAshington, d. c.
GUARANTH IT..

hereby certify that, TO the best Of my knowI-
edge and belief, the Above-nAmed guarAntors are
which they ofrer to be security.
To be certified BY the United States District At
torney, Collector Of Customs, or any other offioer
under the United States Government, or responsi-
| be person known 10 this once. F'I17
D. II. RUCKER,
deS-u Brig. Gen. and QuArtermaster.
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LARGE HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE
.lI BUILDING, r-.
BESErrror THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION
FAMILIES or THE SOLDIERS IRON THE DIS
.- TRiCT OF COLUMBIA,

and from other plaeea, III serving In the p,.,r,e,
Regiments.
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Our readers. says TIE Philadelphia Age will
re member the letter of President LINCOLN to
Mrs. BIxBY, condolng with her on the loss OF
her FIVE sons in this war. He speaks of 1.-The
solemn pride that must be hers. at having laid
% costly sacrifice upon the altar of freedom .
This kind OF sympathy is cheap. and easily man
uiactured: and when one reflects that the man
who il thus SYSTEMATICALLY shedding his tears
over the remains of Mrs BlxBY's FIVE sons, has
two sons who old enough be laid upon
the altar, but whom he keeps at home in lux
ury. easily understand the hypocrisy OF
all this sympathy for the poor bereaved widow
Why Is il. We ask that Mr.. LINcoLS's sons
should be kept from the dangers OF the field
while the sons of the laDoring TO be
hurried into the harvest Of death at the 'front.'
Are the sons of the rail splitter porcelain, and
these others only common elayf 0ris il that Mr.
RonERr LINCOLN, the young gentleman whose
face is so familiar at watering places and billiard
rooms in the metropolis has taken his younger
brother into the speculation Of oultiratin9 cot
ton on Island Number Ten. through the agency
Of siare labor. and they can't be sparsd from
their business
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u Levy I'm masse of the CItizens OF
Georgia.
STArk or GEORGIA. ExECU TIVE DEPARTMENT.
Mlledgeville, Nov ~, 1864

STATE or GEORGIA. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Milledgeville. Nov 10, 1864
The whole people understand how imminent is
the danger that threatens the State Our cities
are being burned, our fields laid waste. and our
wives and children mercilessly driven from their
homes by powerful enemy We must strike
like men for freedom OF we must submit 70 sub
JugatiOn.
Death is to De preferred to loss of liberty. All
must rally 10 the field for the present emergency
the State is overrun.
|, therefore. BY virtue of authority vested in
ne by the statute of the State. hereby order .
levy ell masse OF the whole free white male pop
ulation residing or domiciled in this State, De
tween the ages OF sixteen and fifty Eve years.
except such as are physically unable 10 bear
arms, which physIcal defect must be plain and in
d.spgtable. or they must be sent to the camp for
examination. and except those engaged in the
legislative or judicial departments of the govern
meat, which are BY the recent act of she legisla
ture declared exempt from compulsory service
All others are absolutely required. and mem
bers of the Legislature and judges are invited
10 report Immediately TO Major General q "
Smith. at Macon. wherever else il Georgia
his camp n y be. fer forty DAYS service under
arms. unless the emergency j. sooner past
Tie slate declares that sll persons thus called
out shall be subject after this call to all the
rules and articles of war of the Confederate
States. and. on failure TO report; shall be subject
10 The pains sad penalties Of the crime of deser-
ton.
Volunteer Organizations formed into compa-
nles, batialions, regiments brigades or divisions.
will be accepted for forty DAYS. if they even ap.
proximAte TO the numbers in each organization
which is required by the militia laws of this State
which were 10 force prior To the late act
Al police companies formed in counties for
home defense will report. leaving at home for the
time only those over forty-f,e years of age. aud
al persons having Confederate details or ex
emptons. Who. by the late decision of the Su
prsme Court Of this State are held to be liable
70 State militia service. aud bound 70 obey the
call Of the Governor.
AL sueh refusing to report will be arrested BY
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the police force. or by aide de-csnp other
odlcer Of this State. ADD carried Immediately 20
the front The necessary employees OF railroads
nov actively engaged. and the necessary agents
OF the expsess company aud the telegraph opera.
tors are, from the necessity for their services in
theis present position. excused
All ordained ministers OF religion IN charge of
church or synagogue are also excused.
All railroad companies in the State will trans
port all persons applying for transportation TO
the front, and in case any one refuses, it, presi
dent. superintendent. agents aud employees vii
be Immediately sent 10 the front
All aids-de camp and other State officers are
required to be active and yiglAnt in the execution
of the orders contained in this proclamation. and
all Confederate officers are respectfully invited e
aid State officers 10 their vicinity in sending for
ward all persons hereby ordered to the front.
The enemy has penetrated almost to the centre
Of your State IL every Georgian able to bea
arms would reilly around him, he could neve
escape JosErH + BROwS.