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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Rebel Means.

We frequently said before election
that the re. election Of Nv. Lincoln
woul,! be the most stunning blow the
rebels could receive; that il would tend
to dishearten them more than dozen
successive victories by our armies And
SO il has proved. Since the election the
number Of .lcserters from the rebel
ranks has materially increased, al! quite
universally saving that it is useless for
them to make war any longer, since
the North has SO plainly said in Their
late elections tina, they shall continue to
worry and shoot down the last rebel in
the Union unless he sooner yields to the
supremacy Of the laws. Their papers
also confess that the election has raised
a black pail before them, which they
are unable to penetrate with their vision.
Tie following from The Richmond
"Sentncl' OF the l2,h inst, is but
single expression among the thousands:
"Thcre is ono view III which the re
election cf Lincoln produce feelings Of
sadness and regret. 1t is the official
declaration Of great people, that they
Will not on'y have war against us, but
war in the most barbarous and malig
nant torn; that not only will they
exert their strength against US for our
ruin, hu, they will practice those cruel,
ties which produce individual misery,
though adding nothing to military
fliciency; aid they will have war
without these amenities which c!viliza.
ton enj,incs and the sanction OF the
christian world has consecrated; that
in short they will have such war as
Lincoln wages, although inefficient,
sooner than they xill have more
vigorous and effective war such as the
honor Of a thorough. bred soldier aud
the rules Of civilized war would pre-
scribe to Mcclellan.
The result Of the Presidential election
is declaration Of four years more Of
such war as Lincoln wages. Our
enemies thus exhibit their diabol'cal
spirit, and the resolution which now
controls them"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
AceiAnai.


A serious accident occurred ut tho
Depot IN this place on Saturday last
James Killcsn Conductor on the freight
train while coupling Mp his train 10 start
west stepped into tht Or water course,
and the train being in motion 10 was
thrown with his right lev on the track.
the wheels Of one Of the trucks running
diagonally over his leg, crushing il
from the middle of tho calf To the an.
Gle in most horrible manner render.
ing amputation necessary. The sur
g'cal operation was performed by DR..
Sta,ler assisted by Dr. Click and Chris
tic. The patient is doing wcll.---Nur
shall Co, Times.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

EXECUTIVE Observation-Disclosures
Nee ardle, convicted At tho October
Term Of the District Court 1t Jackson
County, Of murder in the frst degree,
for killing her husband, and sentenced
to be hanged on the 9th day Of De.
cember next, has been saved from exc.
cution by Governor Stone, who ycster.
day commuted her sentence to inpris.
onment at hard labor in the Pcniten
tiary, Tor the f'',lterm' Of her natural
life. This woman il about 60 years
Of age, and on the trial Of her son Tor
the same crime. to she'll him, confess.
I'd her guilt. The son was acquitted
and tho mother conlemned.-S State
Register.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

Tie Marshall Co. "Union" after a
brief existence Of about three months
has been suspended for want Of support
and the office purchased by Mr.. +. n.
Chaplin, who has commenced the pub
LEGATION Of the Marshall Co Chimes
seven column paper.
Mr.. Chaplin edits his own paper, and
a very spicy editor he makes. He has
been three previous times as ,ride of the
editorial tripod in that county, and by
this time Of course, has acquired tx
pcrience enough to keep his stool level
despite of .f,,en.% 0, foes. We wish
him abundant success.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

The Chicago "Tribune' publishes
the following:
ANTE BELLuM-A REMINIsCENcE.-
wcfini the following advertiseme's In q
copy Of the Weekly Telegraph, small
advertising sheet published in St. Lou.
is by VIM. II. Sloss, Of date March l2,
1859. The rapid advancement Of one
membc, Of the firm of"Boggs Il Grant"
is too patent to everybody to need any
further merton
II. BcGGs. U. s. GRANT,
DOGGS & GRANT, GENERAL
D,genis for selling, barlering real Or
personal property, notes, bonds and
other securities borrowing or loaning
of,noney on real estate or other good
security collecting Of rcnte, renting OF
houses, collecting Of notes, bills, &C
counts or other demands. Office No.
IS Pine street, st. Louis, No.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

WAsu,ycTo>. November IS.

WAsmNGToS, November 20.
Ms. Sarah Hutchins, ono Of the
mos, fashionable ladies Of Baltimore
recently convicted, by Military Vom.
N s-ion, Of attempting to send sword
/, NE rebel Colonel Harry Gil,nor, and
If Illegal correspondence with rebel
States, has beer sentenced TO five years
lab II in tho p,n'tcntiary aud S5oo
line to be imprisoned, after the sxp'-
ration Of FIVE years from the day Of
her arrest, until the fine is paid. Ef.
forts are being made to have tho sen.
tence RENTED. The Union League OF
Baltimore has protested against any
modification Of the sentence.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Unfinished Legislation of COng-
rHSS

The "Chroncle" of Washington,
publishes the fllowing list of the bills
which passed one branch OF the last
Congress and were pending in the 9th
er at the time Of Adjournment. Under
the rule they vii! come up ct the be.
ginning of the coming session which
commences next Monday If passed
the action viii he final They cannot
60 back to the House from viii b they
originated.
"The importan. Senate bills pending
in the House were:
/. 4 bill to encourage immigration,
which we think was Of Executive origin
and contemplated the shipping Of for
eigners TO this country in national YES.
sells, and transporting them to the pub.
lie domain in the W st and aiding them
o,herwisc-tl,e Government meantime
to have lien on their property.
2 a bill to collect diroc, taxes in the
insurrectionary districts Of he United
States
2. A bill to establish a bureau Of
freedincn's affairs.
1. \ jim, res ,ln,ion submitting: -
III, Legislatures Of The sevcia. States a
proposition u amend The Constitution
Of the United States relating to slavery
Tae important House bills pending in
the Senate were:
l. A bill 20 reimburse the State Of
Pennsylvania her expenditures in cal
ling out the militia during the recent
invasion.
.. A h,'l to secure the speedy
transportation Of the mails,
8. A bill to regulate the dismissal
Of officers in the military and naval ser.
vice.
4. 4 bill for tic better management
Of the Indians. To consolidate them
in one grand reservation
5. A I'LL to aid in the protection Of
emigrants to the territories. Since
the session, events have occurred on
the frontier to show the necessity fleg-
isla,ion on the subj ct.
8. 4 bill to facilitate the bouniics
and the arrears Of pay due wounacd
and deceased soldiers.
7. A bill to secure to persons in the
military and naval service homesteads
on contiscated or forfeited estates in
the iuSurrec,innary districts,
8. a bill to regulate commerce
among the several States.
8. A bill 10 ascertain and adins,
claims against tie Governren, for in
inries or-destruction Of property by The
army or military authority during The
rebellion.
10. Joint resolution to amend a
Joint resolution explanatory Of an act
to suppress instruction, punish treason
and rebellion, to seize and coniscatc
the property Of rebels approved June
18th 1868.
IL. Joint resolution to drop from
the rolls Of the army unemployed gen.
eral officers.
u. JOINT resolution relating to the
Macmillan monarchy Of Mexico.
Is. Joint resolution for the con
s.ruction ola military road from the
Ohio to East Tennessee.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

D.AsnnpA AND. DysrStknY.s<w

D.AsnneA AND Drsrktknr VIII
decin,a.c the Volunteers to. mare than
the bnne.4 OF the enemy. Nsrcioss let
every mac secsto illhat he carfles with
him !. hfgll.appg 4 noE1oY'
PILLS :WThek fuse.;n the. ,lSllta and
the Okimca saved thousands Of British
soldiers. II the reader Of this mo.
,icc cannot get box Of Pills or Oint.
men, from The drug store in hi. place
let him write to me, SO Maiden Lane,
enclosing the amount, and will mail
box free o: expense. Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines on hand be.
cause they cannot make ~ much profit
40 on oths~ p rsons' make. IS cents,
SO cents, aud S!.aO per box Or pot.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
The vote or tho IO.h, IStl,, and
DSlIl Iowa Regiments

The 10th Iowa gave So votes for
Lincoln aud AZ for Mcclellan. Il has
been reported that the lo,h would give
Democratic majority but this don't
look much Ike it.
The 2S,h Iowa cast go votes and
gave 262 majority for Lincoln.
The n4.h Iowa cast 2S5 votes for
Lincolu and Is for Met lellan.
The boys from this county gave
Graham, Appelyatc, Ieiscr and Dexter
each IS votes ana none for opposition.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
The Draft

A supplementary draft has just been
made upon this county. 1t rested upon
the following persons.
1ndinnvillage township.
Hugh Hamnitt,
Dennis Keiffe.
Otter Greek Township.
]. 8. Nickersos
Hiram Cross,
Il. C. NJ. Wells,
E. Southard.
Carroll Township.
Nelson Bates,
James Hayworth.
A third draft will fall on Otter Greek
township, for the first tive are over age
and the third Sill doubtless be excused.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

a
There are bet wecn one hundred and
two hundred quartz mills in operation
in Nevada. Thrce.fourths Of them
are driven BY steam and the rest BY
water. Thcy are capable OF crushing
loo tons Of quartz day, and the aver
age yield Of ore is $40 a ton. An i'm
mense basin Of salt, Eve miles square.
was lately discovered in nevada. The
deposit is; four,Yfn .fset,, deep. 11i
Yields rock salt that is very pure and
- & .ss.s9k.E
white.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
\ Flssp,sn Acr.-Mr. Andrew

A FlsNplsn Acr.-Mr. Andrew
Thompson residing near Monono, in
this county had his barn, i've horses,
500 bushels Of Oats and IL tons Of hay
besides lot Of wheat, two sets 81
Of harness. and other things, totally
destroyed by fire on the morning
Of election day. 1t is supposed t.
be the work Of some flemish in
cndiary, AMI vet there was NJ ,prov"ca.
ton for it. Mr.. Thomson is reputcd as
an honest, well meaning man, who new.
er had quarrel with any one. W.
hope that the raecals, whoever they be
will be found ont and brought to jus.
tice.-Ei kadcr Journal.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

CAusE Of Ran TEMrEu If > person
eats light and nutritious food and d
ges,ion is good, the temper ought to be
mild. knah Of the sonrneasi ct temper
noticed is doubtless nttributa table to food
Bad bread ia prolific source Of mis-
chief in digestion, and bad temper as
consequence. No one will hays poor
bread who uses Ia Lands Chemical!
Saleratns,. a pa,o article, III liking llahf,
wholesome bread aud biscuit. The
pvocers have IL.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

There j. quite a hog panic in Ken.
,ucky. re dov.infasdt Sas Trnni.
ed agents to 60 thrugh the State and
buy all the surplus hogs At eight cents
a pound ana has issued orders prohibi.
ting any RAILROAD or. steamboat com
rany ,akiag~ hogs onspf ths s,,,e.
the hog growers complain because they
have to take lower prices than rule in
ncighbornig saAes, and ftepork pack
ers At Louisville gru,nhle becans.. Gov
ern,nen, monopolizes Tho packing bis
mess.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
our EXCHANGED Prisoners. law ;
fasl condition OF q portion Of
then
Baltimore, November 90.

Baltimore, November 20.
A correspondent Of the Baltimore
American, under date Of Annapolis,
last evening, says: 1.-TWO Of the first
vessels comprising Colonel Mul.
lords fleet Of transports arrived
here today with the parroled men from
Savannah, Gcorgia--the s;eppers At
lantic and Blackstone. The former had
on board elk hundred and forty nine
living skeletons and eight dead bodice.
Nine others we're buried on the p:,ssage.
Sach was the wrctched state Of these
poor men that our surgeons were them.
selves appalled, at the awful sight. NJ,
= ,nan among thasnumbersbut ha,l &c
he sent to the hospitals. many to leave
them only for tho grave. The $50 on
tho Blackstone were in q better oondi
ton, and made the welkiu ring whe,
they lanjen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Eour thousand turkeys Werc aon

Fonr thousand turkeys were cont
from New York on Friday to Adniral
Porter's feet, to give the men..a Thanks
giving dinner The turkeys for Grants
army left on Sunday, but a fast steamer
sailed on Monday will, the latest con
tr,bn,ipns, Tie turkeys for Shcriaan's
army were sent from New York 70 Phi
ladclphia. to be cooke! and forwarded
from there.
A man named Fritz was pn. into jail
at Cincinnati, on Saturday, for a debt
Of sls. Sunday nigh, he hung himself.
In his pockets were found Sill in
grecnbscks.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
IN Endorsement

Two years ago Mr.. Grinnell had .
naio,i,y cast against him en- the home
vote OF I'll This yea ms majority on
,lc hcme vote is asia. IL this not
.ayin. by The people. "Well done thou
. Oh and iai,Lisl servant.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

An oil well has been sunk 10 the
depth OF 9 020 feet a. Jackson, Michi
gan. and it Is proposed to continue
to the depth Of 5000 feet if
necessary to strike ola depth Of 400
feet greater than any well yet sunk on
this continent.
Accounts on file in the Department
at Washington show the singular fact
that since the rebellion began forty
thousand moro Southern whites than
blacks have received assistance from
the Government.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Death OF Professor slllmau

Professor Sillman died last Thursday
at the age Of eighty.6ve. He took his
position as Professor Of Chemistry in
Yale College in 1904 and retained it
until 1855. lie was the founder Of the
Journal which bears his name, and one
the most profound students OF America.
A shining light has gone out.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

During the stay Of the Empross Of
French 1t Sohwabach for three weeks.
she gave away to the beggars Of that
place, and in reply to begging letters
from various parts Of Germany, no
les than &c, o00t.
According to Tnrin correspondent,
Ring Victor Emmanuel hiss be.,ome 30
unpopular as Mt to be able to ride and
drive about his capital without mill.
tary guard.
Not a town Of the eighteen in Ashsa-
buIa County, Ohio. gives Mcclellan. .
majority. The Union majority in The
Co. is $500. @
Tho cigM factories Of Boston and
vicininity have nearly ceased work,
throwing out Of employ over two thoss.
and cigar maker. -. =
The taxes in Cincinnati ase fifteen
per cent higher than lsst year.
Six physicians are attending upon the
Hnrs.. bf 4oi'@ We may)e.peo.s.o
hear Of her death soon. i
Tie Supreme Court ofCa,ifornia bas
decided that taxes in that State may
Be paid in greenbAcka. Spaseie! has
been used exclusively heretofre. ~
~ - fss - ~ H1s{
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

~. Toronto, G, w., November %.
The application Of the St. Albahs
RAIDERS 70 the Government to dispatch
4 messenger to Richmond, to obtain
evidence. has been Elected.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

"Hangman" Faote said in the rebel
Congress on the 10Th tina, 1--WE have
friends, good, true, valient friends III
the North" 1--WE have more sympa.
thiscrs in the North than in all the res,
Of the world" Coz perheaas who are
these friends. You say.
We have but little news from Gen.
Sherman. None whatever cNccr; that
which comes through rebe, sources.
From them we learn that he has cap
turcd Mil'edycville the capital Of
Georgia, burned the Governors Man
sion, State House and Peni.en,ia'v. He
will doubtless DESTROY the railroads in
that section and make for some point
on the Seacoast.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
s S.%. scs ssn, sfA|'A.s ! ~.
IA Josishg ". Yost, Pemeiia' SoisrA

Iom0 C0OniY 10y i - ~ ~.
Ia Josishg ". Yost, Pemeiia' So5sre
Aaron Burr Somers, Daniel prns
gGpmess, & Sarahsv. Somereys ~
You Ahd dkch Of tyqp are he1e9 n01osa
that thcrc1s' nnw ON hlc IL th3t 949S3As
clerk of the Diatrict court Of Tama County,
Iowa.. . petifion Of tie county Of TamA
claiming Of you for tht VISA o. The SeAeel-
fund the foreclosure Of tho contract thsrsin
described, and that upless you apps = lhefe-
10 and defend on or before noon Of the.
second day OF the ne&s tsrm Of said court
commencing anths third Mondey 81 February
A. d. 1865, default will be- ENTERED sgsaAot
you and judgement rendered thereon.
ISAAC L ALLEN,
Stamp IIii7 Dig. Aaty: AAttoEaey. ~ Fta'
-~IaIl- 4 llEali: ~!
I, DlssiSStpiion ~
!, 4Ths partnership hereto tors ekifyinG under
the name Of J. T. Stewart = Co., ia. This day
disol we'd ny Mutual csnsent. 80, 80:
AZ accounts dus the a ayFn. nil y RaHaa
i1fs, Io3., Nov. 10th, 1861,
J. /. STEWART 4 Co.
The husisess Asrssssse win n essasdsa
y J. /. etsvsRt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

The crops Of Ireland are good. No
danger Of : famine this year.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
From Washlngt66
New. York, NOyaDTION"

The New York Tribune ,eir suffer
ton special says: 'Solici,.
and Judge Lewis are spoke
torney Genera Bates's snS,on bear am.
The New York e r.; d " "sse' G,sa,,.,
special says "Jn aid of Medicine tosl
stands the bcs. forate the system. ~
EXTRACT BUCIIU I'M
"Mr. LiDco
Stanton's teavinre most Skeptical: .Nyt
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Z fE ~ 7sFFHvU Il z 9I9FN.T#Hs \ -
Reported lno0oN 00yowent oA
the ls0Ic states
Now York, November -.

The U,rdld's Vast ingt0n epecisi
says information has been received
there Of the formation III peace
party in Alabama, Gcorgia snd Missss-
slppi, for tho readmission ofthose States.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01
Nes.1'eBllalCHss

ment ; 40 the slcs.Fena..icss. 7as
amount 10 notti9scuhar.t 10 Females. tbs
"Judvc Dayidqnalled by any other n
Gor Retention, lrregmf"
certainly pc Ch!Surrression ofCnstoniSu-
preme Court, an1rted or scirrhcus s'atsxi,I
>ser whites, Sterik.ss
sa*e A,'''s P'"cc' ,cident toithe e, :
"Our military authoritfA Habits che
eishest spirits at the .gls,t, !, :, ;its4.
tiou." 49,.
The Governor Of California; ias ia
sued proclamation calling fof snoth.
er regimen. Of volunteers Recruiting
goes on briskly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-12-01

Six physicians are attending upon the
Rnre.. 81 4ui'@ I'VE miyls.peo.s. to
hear Of her death soon. -
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
& G n M = N D.
TIM away.


M, . y. Duukisy,s DssDatehs
4w ux.p,uARrsss, Gnso0's CAvsixWl
u rms ElsiD. Dot. ", 1904 J
- ne. return Of shs army non sAs rsssa' rscN-
DSsssA~ unusual qulet has rrevsfisd along he hres
vu "a hv ,ns cavalry, and nothisG partisuS zy worthy
= Aots has ossGr a.
4 vorsE0 n I'm Axxf. n
.,uepts r,sm New York and Peuusyfv~uh are
y.o,,,ns ana forwarding tnsr Wv 20 for the coming
sasalia election accordance nh the laws Of their
MAisA
- rar my observation gssa there has eoea no snSrt
sAs By either party 70 innuv acs che soldiers n their
Ssles Of car didalss RAch an i allowed te vote 40
Assg ard unbiased thou ID he eepssissd his ballot in
4sseop witeent any OF III sectoleering chcansry 10
.ks,eh the people a. .bIeeted Al home The great
1cdy OF the army IN o0 nposcG OF loyal men, who eo
- ths cause lcr which lhsy are freely sxposss their
4vea y good and ln one, and they viii vote accord
Agiy.
FRENCH orsST 70 ruH ARMY.
Y We were henossd yesterday by visit from Adciph ds
4sfssso ana Escqnis dc Monteath belonging TO tbe
\ ysar 20 vni. Awsvios and note the imsrovemsns n
Hs cavalry HrsLch OF the service They passed the
ht wth Gcnersi Davies and fkM morning attended On
saOrssssd sSsms.ivas = hishIy sisssed with shs
hSss&rAaoe and sodiery bssrtng OF our troops: Jhsy
sre particularly with TIE svoiuons of bore
nsSsry A. SECOND Cntod States artillery, Commanded
" Lisutsn MT W. Ecsl DenIieop.
THIRD CAVALRY EzuoApA
N my c-spsiches relating 70 Inc late movement
e sA;sgs mae s ~ ss do . Sn
Sesns driven back this brigade made . charge, after
Svsry r,und Of ammunition had been expended and by
VAR yes aad bold movement. checked the advance OF
sCsmy and Gsye the Second oorps an opportunity 70
Sy anu reform. TINS brigade composed ot the Firsi
EsS-s, sixth OHIO and Twenty first Pennsylvania resi
EA.s, and we're a. Tho time lighting diarnounted.
The New York herald., 1864-11-04
THE ELECTION.
Important Order from sYajor General
DIX.

Importans Order from Major General
Dix.
GENERAL 0RpERs--Eo. IS.
HEADcUAayxRs, DKPAEnrnr OF The EAET,
INV YORK CRY, Nov 2, 1854.
~ Provost MsrshA and their deputies 10 the several
States IN this Department
N pursuance Of The lttna.ion contained In depart.
rent enerai ORDERS No 20. yon arc hereby instructed
70 make sucn arrangements within your respective oSs
trcts may be practicable the detection OF persons
coming into the department. for the purpose OF voting
who have been 10 tho service o tho 10 ne in
sursent States who have deserted from the service OF
the United Siate3 " who have fed 10 evade seo draft
All such persons viii be pycrupuy arrosed and sent 70
these headqntere For this purpose detectives 6nouio
bs employed for two three days before the election,
and the asd ot ts inspectors sofced In furnishing any
which may lead 10 the detection OF ;bs gcty parties.
Through h!s cformAtcu snd that obtained by detectives
and ehAAsog4s, 10 believed toa those Who have the
hArdkeod 10 eSter7pt 70 add 70 thsr oksr cfes thRt
of frandulout vetlog, may be brought TO punishment
No rnisxry will be embodied a in tho vtcuiry
Of any tho polls and there must be nieriest nce N
any With the exercise OF tna right Of euraSo
any autF with the election IN any Of the states
IN this department. urde shen constitutions and laws
But va civil authoru,s should call on yon TO aid them
10 kaSna the peace you so authorized and required
do 30, acting IN strict subordna,t,1 70 them
Amer The stsction tbs greatest vigilance will % exer
o1ssd In regard persons crcHspg the frentcr nts
CansAa ald M IN sEy there good reecon TO %.
m~ated they will be detained and promptly reported "a
tkose headquarters FOR instructicns.
~ command of MAJOR General DIX
t Colonel and Assistant Adjgsant General
Official ". T.. BLAgs, Aid deCamp.