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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

An EDITOR on BEAR HUNT--Ths Ell tor Of
the Abingdon 'VirgiuiHn" anticipates his absence
OH bear hunt as follows:
When this paper is issued thu ssnier editor
expects TO be on bssr hunt'fn the nounta ms.
II he geti bear. he will tell all about it Is1t
aeck. II the be- co.'s hin, why, - the b. ar
must tell it. IfEethsr gets tho other, the public
will l,se ong and drilling recital.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
ARRIVAL OF TIE PRES!HENr

MACON, Sept. 23.-We wero UNEXPECTEDLY
greeted this morning by the arrival ~! P;'s!-
dent Davis. To ,nsdn n s.Gcch ',t :ho Hap,
tist church. lilo is going /" dcnsr=!a llV2G.
army.
Nothing from Gen. lI1od's ariny. ~ goia.
ments Of tho eoeny up to q |ate r,c'.':rt' Iron
Atlanta. Tho expulsion CT the c!ii2ers /. Al.
lsnta has been Completed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

A family III Chicago list lsuPlt'r Of seven.
teen year, Of age. about two mouth, ago. They
could ottsin NO cue = her Whereabouts Tn.
other night hesrss YVES driven to the door, q
coffin was t.k=n ont and rlaced in he tsl with
the simple r-uaik-"I here is your daughter "
Accompanying the remains was the keeper Of q
house Of ill-fams. Rather Suspicious.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

The Papal government has d,tesm:"@!
have all tho French rames erased ii"n !;
shops. The words table d'hote, nod's
Paris, objects dart, and such like. SO Ia
forbidden terms. The Hotel 4, M.rcI''
fused to change it's namo. ,ni 'fs t'tn :"
removed by the police Aleu-: h,;F !iis sci
in Rome have French eignp.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

The Newspaper Wax between The friends and
supporters Of Lincoln aad Mcclellan is being
wsgsd with the intSrsest hittsrnn5s The
issue soe'as 10 ba to estsbiish charge Of per-
sonal sosariico against McClsllsn. Lincoln
having never occupied any but Oh extremely
safe place, there carr be no counter charge Oh
the part Of the supporters of Mcclellan. The
Tribune ssys:
"The controversy concerning the wherea
bouts Of General Mcclellan, and whether he
Was guarding the gunboats or not, during che
battle Of Malvern Hill, 60, will soon be put
definitely ct rest by the publication Of official
documents bearing upon that question"
TIC insianation contained in the above e1
tract is openly charged in the editorial column
of the Tribune" - follows:
"a remarkable and conclusive piece Of
testimony 90 70 MoOlellsn's presence in the
guubost Galsna during tho battle of Malvern
Hill, will DO found on tho 9Th page of this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
FROM GEORGIA-SLIGHT ENGAGE
| MENr

GRIFFIN, G.., Sept. 2e.-There was brush
hetveen Gen. Hoods army and the epemy
Yesterday afternoon, on the West Point road.
nsar Fsirbuin, in which the letter wersdlivcn
back.
The zen days truce expired Tonight.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Sspt. 2l.--Nothing of tbs slightest
importance has occurred lore since lest re-
port.
sIC0ND DISPATCH.
MOBILE, Sept 22.-Arrangements have been
completed for the exchange Of oil tho prison.
ers captured in Mobile Bay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

CAPTURE or A YANKEE ScuoosrR.--S:cr
day night week ago, small arty OF rrir'-
who afterwards gave their names es }. h
Maxwell and VIM. Hines, Acting MGa:t:'.a's
John F. Moore, Captain in Tho Cenieiar.'
States Navy, surprised aDd Captured 'h'
schooner Jane +. Durfee, E. G. DAVIS, mate
while lying at anchor CT tLe mouth 81 ""i
wick river, email stream which sntrra ~
the James below James :oTn. The tAn's,
was completely suTprised, end snrie!trS,
without resistance.
After consultation with the capt"i-. The
decided to release the vessel on con.i'l .F"':''
of the Captain giving a bond 10 tho ario"rt {:
1913, Wilbsr F. Stocking, the sup2roarto, /
be held as hostage until the money IL ra'I
The capturs then helped themselves to : -
in greenbacks, found On the Captain Hcr',''
the schooner's papers, conpaFsea, I'.":'t''' !"
struusnts, the small boat with snil, e';., at
then, bidding the Captain u very na:c;le"a'
farewell, lett in the sail boat in sbe dlr'eH''
of Snithfeld, on the o2posi:c fido OF Il
,,1ar
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

NrwsP.PER CHANGE.-Ths Macon ''Tels-
graph" bss been msrged into the "Confsde-
rate" aud the editor of The former has retired
from the profession or accoun. of III health.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
FROM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
TIE ENEMY

CHARLESTON, Sept. o2-Tho enemy arr again
in motion. 4 column, twelve or fifteen huI-
bred ,trone, left Moiri, Island to-day, md have
gore round to Coles Island.
Two schooneis and transport, lcGlod with
troops are in the Stone river
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For The EHgutre,


For The Enquirer.
Masera. Editors Tho late call upon the
detailed men, promptly followed by militia
~ oonsua, seems to indicate. good purpose t.
give our qaondam iTienas across tho border
decent entertainment. during their proposed
visit.
All the Departments have been called upon
to disgoree," with the exception OF the Nltre
and Mining Bureau, wh.eb, with very few ex
oeptions, is said to cdItain only 6 ieW iccbis
old men and lads OF tender years.
Now. while the Departments and Bureaus
are called upon to eond al their meh to ths
field and gu; ply their places with old men and
tGys, they sro ut tho same time required tc
perform un amount Of work which old mct
and boys cannot do. Tho decentralization and
formsiiam required necessitasss ten times a'
much work % would be required in meroan-
tile house, doing the same amount OF busi.
mesa in manner equally as good, honest and
oorI cot
/, it not evident. then. that al these
vouchers" and "fnms,". triplicase and
quadrupls; these daily and weekly reports
4
auperhuman, sweeping "returns," 80, are
nero kumbug, and serve as we'll b. cover up
bad mans tracks, and better, than to probe hui
honesty? They are all relics of the old Uni
ted States peaua system, under which it re-
ouired ten years to approximate settlement
Of the accounts Of that little Mexican affair
Il is quite probable. then, that our worthy
auditor, Of nls beginning Of Judgment day in
tho morning. will DO iourd snocz:ng beside
tho monumental heaps Of :" files !" and "Vouch'
era of the " Great Rebellion"
Seriously, then, u committee of Congress
we'll chosen, by duo attention to this apparent
~ small matter, could reduce the number Of
men, now indispensably necessary to govern
neut officers, w ons-half or one fourth Of theil
preson, number. At the same time the people
would he greatly benefited, any amount Of
trouble and annoyance would be dispensed
yith, and many dishonest men could not ooV'
or their tracks SO easily With these very accom-
modating vouchers, &c., which, like old pad
lJcks, only prevent those from stealing who
would Tot steal without them.
White We are "rcbbing the cradle and the
grave" might lot alsu u recruiting officer o.
oasioaally visit tho men on duty with aurgsous
at hospitals and with enrolling uticors7 Might
be not even venture to rob the cradles AID
uuearth soma Of tho graves of the Ntre and
Mining Bureau?
From the dead house from the rotand sto-
mach of the enrolling officer, and FROM the
depths of tho nitre beds there comes up &C.
puiohral voice. saying" No room for you,
Mr.. Recruiter We are crowded already
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
na PEOPLE OE LUEEEHEhn

h,vs AZ the @, urt House. the 1T HoLa'' - II u
"a a tton warns from numb r. one 10 ir-''s AT
IN Rchmond will purchase srll-s GUS 1s .r ,b.,
oy for those WHO depOsl. tho Eoney = hh %etTcns1T
sep23 caf
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To the Editors of the Enquirer /:

10 me Edn0TS or me EA9aEeF:
Gentlemen: Below nnacx detailed Ill /
our captures in the lsle raid 4. Cussin',
Point. II is furnished By Major Vcna!l,. vi,
is in charge of the horned ce!sla ard tie o.!.e!
cattle, (Yankess) They al passed Iij h,ns'
on Saturday:
24s6 fine, large cattle.
400 mules and horses.
2sS prisoners-smonS them Inc 'omihaais'
of the regiment, taken ''sana cu!o!t.'
Is wagons.
Large amount of ammunition, Hm-, g.
some very superior.
Large mount of stores, dslicasics <. hInorl
tho latter, preserves, can eysttr'. oeh ila'''
81, &,.
The above. brought ef safrly, ltrsides :
large amount dtsroyed.) sid valued $: III
million OF dollars Tho Yankees mads :'e
perate ttfJrt to 1ccapturo rbe cattle, aI:i seh'
their whole available cavalry, but they wero
easily and promptly whipped, our boys laugh
ing ct them and telling theiS they coui! Ia;
"lpare the beef"
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Nav OsLEASs. Sspt. -. via

CAIRO, Sept ~.
There is much dispute over ,ho Mexictn
news. 1t lie no, generally beloved but some
who ought to know assert positively, that
it il true. CortiEas IL eaid To DO still nt Fort
Brown, with nineteen guns bearing "a Malta.
iuoras Colonel Eord's rebel ear.lry are en-
camped ten miles up be Rio Grarde, and the
French have moved cut ton miles from Bag
dad.
TIE BLOCKADE OF XAEIANELLA RAlrsD.
SAN FSANcIsCo, Sept. 10.
Adviess from Mexico say the blockade Of
MaDzanslla buy hss been raised, and c5st,inu-
nioation with tho interior rsopenod; aud the
territory Of Culuna las become nart Of tho
Empire. All RESISTANCE. tho Empire has
ceased on tue part Of tbs Northern Pacific
States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27
PROM MOBILE.

Apparently. there ii nothing new from No.
bile. 1ha GREATEST Inconvenience experienced
by tbs Mctilahs, consequent upon tho pre-
senco Of tie leLkess i'll their iinmebsa bay, Id
the stoppagl Of the amply If fish. The boy,
also having many splendid beds, at"rded al
abundant supply OF oysters, nnw. alsu, lie
longer available Some. Ct Fo:rsst's mon.
newly arrived at Mnhilo, ewcAr by the Grea,
Pelican nf the Wilderness tina; they will have
oysters, Yankees OF 10 Yankees, if they hsve
TO swim their horeca ard take The gunbcass By
boarding. HGpe they msy succeed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

The "Gszet'e' says Goli orened today Il
226, and closed at tie came rate MI advance q
one-half
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-27

4 BELGIc Description or CHhRLOrTgs-
vILiF. EA:-Tbe following racy description
irem the Chhrpttesvlils "Chronicl..' nurports to
lie an eIiIatt fr, IN The III dependent Beige"
The people Of Car, ttasv - srJ remarkable
fer heir simIle and spartan tsstH. They 90
clothed in the most anci mt and ttrssd.bsre gar.
mel ts aud 81 v, ry II bes les unbrtt red cake
madI OF G. IN nal. Tie l,t'er gives them H
r.:her gaunt llabi,. ard is i ! marked contrast
with the large b. Iii u hucks.ers h6t c2Ine fran
the ,untry. Their chief drink is watr, which
is held 10 aoonioaIion few miles out of t,wD
wher. the people raiss large Crchsrds, ard con-
v.lt the is fruits tt) frandiss--n bctla Ct which
is sometin,s exhibited on the puh.ic lquars fol
the c't'z lis to snuff a. HI established tariff. In
III, winter Tim, The chief trade between 'tl ,
toxI 81 EN- aud thu country people IL in wood
" hich Is very sewce near the city, and accord
ingiy commands fabulous prizes. 1t is sold by
The stick enc of which, eight feet lora ard four
inches ii rough. viii bIiog about two dollars
The f. rme,s 10 do them justice. srs perfectly
willing 10 eIehsoge their jambon and flour with
the citizens foe lprge suns 10 Confederate notes
genera " pouIl of one for ponnd Of the other
but Tho citiz us have gradually fall u nlo tne
habit Of living ON peas aud brad
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
L,innnln.

One year more, from yesterday, remains Of Lncolns
ruls-One year, unleas that oonvulsiOn should come
soccer, which has been often predicted and which
l. TO come soon or late, the goes on. Three
years Of carnage and ruin have been allowed him BY
the Providence tha for purposes which men may not
comprehend permits monsters such be to live; but
Is BY no certain tina. the fourth may not cut
short his crimes with his life, By such outbreak
anOUg his own people as viii aEeuge the wrongs the
South has suffered There would bsA lack Of fitness in
&c II this Wholesale assassin should meet any other than
violent death, and If he could die q million times
each time life should be tortured from him By whatever
process would give him the keenest and the longest
suffering. This would not atone for the million OF
other lives sacrificed to this FstSh Of the North.
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What shall VA d with rheml

HJW will tie Confederate author ties treat prisoners
captured in an attempt to take Richmond for the Pur-
poe Of burning it. and numbering the high officials OF
the Government--Who have orders to burn, slay and
lay waste along the line of their mafchs The eIpec-
taon was to enter Richmond at light and the INTEL
ton was Immediately to apply the torch. They were
already provided with reealls turpentine and oskum
to make the incendarism speedy and sure. Had they
succeeded in entering the city and fred it as they
would have done 10 thousand different places, how
many of It's inhabitants would have escapedf What
chance would there have been foe the and the
children the old, the in6rm and the sicks Or II they
had escaped the hAmes how many would have survived
the Indictment night thrown out into the storm as they
would have BEEN without the protection many of them,
Of even ordinary c!o.hngf Or If they had survived
th how many would have sunk uLder the slow torture
Of starvaionH Shoot horses and CATTLE burn barns
and mills destroy everything that sustains life, wrap in
flames city of hundred thousand souls, murder the
President and his O4bne-ths was the errard on which
these demons came
The proof is ircOntestable The pockets Of one Of
their dead officers furnish the official documents. How,
We repeat will the Confederate authorities deal with
miscreants taken in the execution OF this sort OF work
Viii they treat them as prisoners Oh WATT We are
ashamed to ask the question: bat the feebenesS and
,imidity displayed other occasions really create
doubt whether this may not DO dOns Perhaps, now in
matter so nearly AsC log the PERSONNEL Of the Govern
ment, We shall see different spirit displayed, and may
ud that our principal authorities begin to understand
the character of the war; and to be conscious that they
are the representatives and agents OF cause that should
respect ITSELF and should exhibit the 6rmness that
springs from conviction. Now never We must sho \
the enemy and the world tOat "~e know our rights
and, knowing, dare maintaio." This days should
no. 90 down before every scOundrel taken 10 si' as
sasns work bloEn to atoms from the mouths oil can
non, and every should b, emploJel to &c: the
names Of as many a. possible of those who havo e'-
capped SO that If taken hereafter they may be treated
10 the same var.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
9 COOPER,
Adj'tAnd Insph 6en1
ADJE AND INSPECTOR GENERAL's OFFICE,
RIcnoaD, Va, March =, lS64.
6uERAL OEDENs |


Paragraph General Order, No IS QsSD Ans amended
Oesrs The QiArtsrmAstsf's Department v upon the
SS q ssIP12y 6 sS% TsesS s1s S. o'
H. Paragraph II, General order No. o. 1865 amen aea As
II asy eavaynAn shan nOi keep himself provided Win
any rsnent Of nAnty from tie STATE nom which he you1
tsd eOussrOed that the DPArtmsat commander may
III The following act OF Congress. pubrsAsd for the in0
An Aof % aloe commissioned csrs q s army ratiOnS and
RP-ViLsgs q Purchasing eOtasng ron tA' QudTisra
fhs CoaTess or s Confederate states Of America DO exact
GERS Of the ATiss shss duty 10 The Add OKLA os
whilst ahoa % The Conieterats Slater Bhal BE- ened 70
sos Ssed Sy s 20 prTasss snd n n drss ana receive s
sane under such regulations Be prescribed BY 'ae see
SEC An commissioned osesrS OF The armies Of ii, cOn,sds
rate states shall be allowed 20 purchase clothing Snd eeh Tor
vlothng from the price which cost the
goVenmsnt all exposes Included Provided That no Quarter
Woud be proper 70 sas 70 prvateI amin All pTvstes entitled
receive shall have been nrs supplied Eropdsd that
the article necessary for his psrsOasl oOnOr. ami
and thA than bult be allow
lTay rSEu oa shan ksrsa.r Be ssasiued 20 aOs an
70 4urehA5e draw e Subsses stores more than one ration
day or for less Phes thAn The e01i thereof neadrS trans
PoltAton-
are hsn horse, sXeePt when Ssrvise 10 the hed
aov so1sd b. law = pvas1 III Ss Issued 70 rsSasS,al IN
isSonsd cssri vhn GUY In he asld upon Provision
ana 70 general and stad oaeeu upon their certificates
OIe ration day in nni nay be purehAstd By any ON e
ntt In the hedEho duty under orders nom this On
or m any department commander AZ cost neudbg trans
portatCn.
VI OmseB retired aceosdaEee win NE provide 10
valid eops approved Pebruary lIh 1894 not entitled 70
daU PGrehAs rAgOn uaI Assigned % duty By orders unee
The provisions uf that laH.
VII olEtsTnGstsr Gepsral VII issue mat actions 70 qaAr-
assistant qntemssrs carry 70 sGsot
uoa o. e act mach Of section q the same ct
relates ~ his department
CsigasD COOPER,
mh5-lW Am ana Insp'r GsnL
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OyrICr or ran WING, March 4 b, 1854

ovncr OF rHl WHIa, March 4 b, 1884.
The suggestion has been made, and is worthy
Of considera ion, thst few of leading business
thould mutually agree, and recommend to others,
to receive and pay ou. the small Confederate aotss ct
fifty per cent. premimthe SIS passing for one dqlsr
aud ha the S4s for three dollars. The adoption OF
this plan would bring the notes into circulation again.
and remove the inconvenience which nov exists. No
loss could to any one, the rule would he to
gve and take" aud It would be found that on the LEI
April, or soon after, the notes at the nominal value
would 90 a, far az they would al the proposed pre-
MUM value.
At Messrs. Tardy & Williams auction sale, yes
rerday, The following prices we're obtsiusd:niss
Sugar, in hhds., $675a775; do. in bbls. Is as rice
s5 CTS 90 81; wax candles IS IS; tsllow % S7iss6o
butter &c. short68 per bag; turpentne soap IS 40 per
ID; Yocpg Yyson tea $l6alef per To-; New ohesn.
mSlasses SS7 per GALL black iepper IS S7 peanuts W.
per bus; rum, u1der proof S50s5s; whisky, ds. $50
per GALL Worcestershire "a per bottle. (h. pte
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
To Your Posts

The time has come when every Oniesr and soldier Of
our armies should be at bis post The enemy has al
ready opened the eamPign by movements all along bis
Inca We have before the most important campaign
ofthe war our soldiers at their posts aud fight as
they have done, shall be victorious, and there Is
every reason to believe that il will be the final and
CrOwning struggle. The fate of Lincoln and his Puri-
tan party hangs the issue Of the campaign. 1t for
Lincoln victory death, crown or halter. If be
gains important advantages over US he is master of
the situation" at the North, and for there are the
horrors Ofs long If he fails, his own people will
turn upon and rend him. How important, then, that
our armies should be full and that Confederate uniforms
should vanish from the streets Of the Cities and be
only with their regiments In the field
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
Speed the Plough.

With the diminished labor and reduced area Of pro-
ducaon nov Al command the tilers of the soil cannot
AEord to waste time or misdirect their snsEgk They
have BEEN and stll are, greatly favored HsWeAther,
And have to the present time, made good Of their
opportunities Taey should allow nothing 10 cause q
relaxation The great armies nos Furnishing their
weapons for Sprisg and Summer Of mArchirgs and
battles must be sustained at every They are hgh
ing not only for political rights but for the very property
that our farmers held and il Is a. reasonable as it Is
necessary that the property for which they bear and
risk 20 much should support than. No class Of our
citizens are more interested than the producers In the
success Of our grsGt struggle How would il be here
in Virginia II ths noble army Of Lee had to be removed
or iisbAnded for lack Of supplies. The armed msr-
cenaries of Lincola would Immediately swarm through
the State like the destroying locustS Of Egypt Slaves,
horses CATTLE provisions everything that susAinS life
would pass from the hands Of the owners Lands
themselves would be declared cOnaseaed and sold to
Yankee adVonturers To avert such . possibility,
farmers and planters have As important part play
as the army itself and Incidence neglect would be
base in them cOWArdCe dessrtiOn among the SOL
diers. They have heretofore done well, and answered
the calls that have been made upon them. But there
is occasion to pstfOrth increased efforts. We are
sure they Will strain every nerve.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-05
ADJF AND NsP'R aENLs OFFICE.
RIcHMoND, Va, March 3, 1854
GENERAL ORDERS

rae os Army called the 81 A-d Sd ssetons
81 Congress entitled An a 70 organize iorees 70
du-lng the var, approved IA February, 1854 $500 =,
g. That al ha persons Aforesaid, between we So
sQhteen frtyhve service, han Be retained ean
present va the United States IN the sane a.
tAons and COMPANIES which they ong a. tae -
co., with the organization and omesrS atls.
trAns RED or dscharyei In accordance vim ne Az ha
Nons for Of he arny provides %.
from State organised Ag nsi Asr eoaselh q, =
tme h rr snis or from another STATE aha nave
te - f being Transferred 20 orgAniEAon1 OF foops IN NE
sAs arm services iron the States n ssa sAld
raised, and The soldiers en ons N eoP .ns
= ,r.fons ou their Ssto The Of NE service
s Thst he expiration Of Ix months nom tie Isl day Of
Apr NEXT bounty OF hundred dollars In Sx per eeoL
vrpmen bond which s'erstAryO q the Treasury hereby
Suorls.d shah be paid 10 comnlaoued on
aud private Who aha then be In ne ierce or In
hs Of bis DEATH Previous 70 Toe pc od o. such payment
Give bis but ahan Be entitled 70 TIE
herea provided Who shall time daring TIE period
months Aer The said ara day Of April be absent nom
his command Without leGva
IL me asnerA Departments VIII ASesrtAln whether here
Be their respective departments Any company companies
from state associated With companies belonging 70 anoth
org nlEAons against heir consent expressed a. ne Tina and
report The AdjutAnt General prac
cable with Recommendation thai they be uapsier ed toey
desire H. OrElnE non Of toopsin The hAne arm o!
III MeAurss IN be taken By Commanding Generals Of
DspArtmens In c0nPans Of The OF The ser
wee IN her serving, raised In STAT 70 which they re
apectvey bcloag Ne prFatss VIE serving IN
rassd 10 cher rh privilege viii b freely granted 70 all
priVAtet making NE appheacn. private vi D. considered ~
bsloazog which be reading for twelve months
prior snstenL Measures Ul also Be taken % have
proPsr rolls prepared on s lE Of Ap Pro1 or a. seen asr
gpscor General IA the persons designated In
ne 81 section Of ne reted The osned ooRfsrrs1 b.
rsirnsD '''''' COOPER,
m.=iU Adit ana Insph 6enl