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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Result Of the Election in the Petem n
Army.
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,l
Novemher 10

NoseHoer ~.
Returns of voting in the army are
nearly all in. The Pennsylvania soldiers
give 1910 majority for Lincoln. West.
ern regiments give small majorities for
Lincoln. Total vote in the combined Ar.
mics before Richmond and Petersburg il
stated at $4,000 majority for Lincoln.
= Several State Agents we're yesterday
placed under arrest for having blanta
With names spelled wrong. They are held
to await the decision Of the Sec y Of War
The matter has been referred ts him.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Humbug Exploded.

New York, Nov. II.
1t is stated that Gen. Hooker, in
whose present department are included
the majoity of the States bordering on our
northern lakes. has after investigation
BECOME satisfied that the alarm about the
propeller Georgian being fitted out for q
lake corsair is Unauthorized, and that No
piraiical designs are entertained by Mr.,
Bales who lately purchased her in To.
rontO
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
St. Louis. Nov. IL.

A gentleman in this city pronouuces
the attack on Morgansia and the capture
of 1900 prisoners, reported BY the New
York Worlds correspondent. as false
he Vas a. Morganzia four days after ,hs
capture is said TO Rave occurred and heard
nothing of it, and steamer from New
Orleans brings no such reports.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

Il sonpod adapted "a English and Italian words and
revised from the Fu soors with indication. 81 a. L.,
strumentatioD. This and popular Opera frrns the
19th volume OF -bson Cos Esiton q STANDARD Ore
rss IL prefaced with sketch of the eIntoser az
OF the plet and incidents pf the wark printed fs re
type and neatly ioufsi Prize -.
OLIVER uITSOS ( Co Puhlis!,erS
noyls "a Washington Street, Bastsa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
New York. Noy.1l

New York, Nov. IL
A special Washington dispatch to the
Commercial SAYS the President has
already commenced the preparation oi
bis message. An abstract Of the reports
of the various bureaus has been furnished
him. Nothing has transpired respecting
the views it viii tahe,- but it is under.
stood the President will recommend the
enactment Of law abelishing slavery
every where in the United States imme.
diateiy aud forever.
1t is rumored there will be change in
the Cabinet before tho next session of
Congress. If Mr. Fessendeo is reelected
Senator new Sec'y Of Treasury must be
selected, and possibly other changes nay
be made. Among these may be the re-
moval of Mr.. Stanton.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

n@- A Partisan sdvertisSs photographs
giving to the physiognomy the effects Of
the full moon shining on the face He
says the softness that the moon produces
is remarkable. There is no doubt Of it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
EoR SALE-A valuable Farm Of 200

Acres, situated II miles west Of Pennington, Van
Buren, county Iowa and one mile from the stars Ina
hairad W acres under nee and IS ready for the
ptow with splendid bed of Coal feet thick and -
acres ~ the very best timber i'm the country This farm
has Frame Dwelling, with four rooms q good cellar
and never failing well q water, and spring
,r nas VIII supply water to four different pastures.
This land will be SOLD for $40 per acre Title COED Or
sale Enquire Of w NJ Harriet on tie farm or TO un-
dsrsigaed at keokuk. H. B. TEN-EYCK
BOWL Real Estate Aet
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

re- Mr.. Wilkie Collins is to ret
93OOO for his forthcoming novel in the
Cornhill Magazine. He has liberty, also,
10 publish il separately.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
v. / J..

The Sisters Of the Visitation standing great need Of
funds in order to complete the Church and School
Building at being erected their grounds have
determined to call to their aid generous public who
have shown themselves able aud willing help
those rho need their assistance The Sisters therefore
viii hold at the Billings House
A f A I r.,
Commencing TUESDAY the 18th inst and continuing for
several days at which they will dispose of great num-
her and variety OF Fancy Articles such viii be suita
bile for Presens during the approaching Holydsya The
Refeshment Table will also be supplied with ali those
deiicacies which tempt the Appetite The public are
again most respectfully Invited to attend
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Nav York Nh

New York, Nov. IL,
"e ne1a'o which Yesterday said there
and Butler. now says there appears to hs
DO iubroglia after all.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
- Bloomfield, Davis county, gives a
Union majority Of 83.
@The Hawkeye gives table of the
vote BY townships in Des Moines county
which foots up 546 Union majority.
Van Buren county.

Lncoln's majority over 54S; State
ticket 54s; Congressional 54s; County
Clerk 5O2. Four townships to hear from
will not change the majority much, if
anything increase it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Washiu,ton. Nov II

On "Wednesday night as the train was
on its way from City Point to head q uar-
tsrs Of the Army of the Potomac, it wss
fired on by the rebels, but the shot fell
short and their FIRE did no damage.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

We admire to see fellow take . tvep-
~ cent cigsr from his mouth to grumbls
at paying Eve cents for moening pepss.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
JeG. Davis Msssaae.
New York. Nov I

NEW / 0Fk, Nov. IT. J
Some Of the Richmond papers oommen,
severely on JEFF. Davis message, chare-
ing bin with obscurity in those portions
Of it referring to the arming Of slaves and
to proposed interference with the press.
: The public debt is stated at 91,f47..
970,2OS Without including the foreign and
army debts.
Davis pronounces Sherman, Grant and
Banks all failures, and declares that At.
lanta and Richmond are not vital points
The fall of Richmond, Wilmington
Charleston, eavsnnah and Mobile would
not conquer the Confsderacy. The in
dependence Of the Confeie,scv alone
will secure peace.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

@ A speculative Englishman has
conceived the disgusting idea of making
his child, only five years old, 60 through
performances, Van Amburgh b fashion,
with lions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

Caaannati, Nov. II.
The soldiers vots has elected Delapo
Union to Congress in the lath District
o. Ohio. This gives the UniDn party
II out Of l9 Congressman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
Nfm A0ptrtisrments.
CONGs FOR SOLDIERS 4 THEIR

~ FRIENDSHIP TRUaPEG OF FREEDOM; containing
Soldiers Chorus Viva In Amercs Mother when the war
over. Mount, boys. Mount. Picket Guard Hot a Star
from our Flag; Volunteers Wife; He'd White Blue:
To Canaan. Do they Pray for Home; How do YOU
Ike IT. Jefferson d. Battle Hymn Of the Republic Glory
Halieulah; Garibald Hymn, and other popular Songs
Duets. &c, will be sent post stpaid for 40 cents
OLIVER DITS0N Co. Publishers
novE 27 Washington St., Boston.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

Sufficient retufus have been received
here to indicate beyond doubt the succen
OF the Union ticket il N. Y. State by Eve
70 seven Thousand majority.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

( Nov York, Nov. IL.
Goh sdvaoced from the dsclae IL,
night. ppepiog at 3 43, sftervasds. aoina
devn % 1891 The ductnations are = !, &.
sribsssd = speculative operations. =
.ss.as j New York, Nov. lilo J. !.
Gold 2.4S. s-sssss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

RE- Citizens of California sent to Pres
ident Lincoln, by DR.. Bellows, on his re.
turn east, valuable present. Its gold
box. about three inches long aud one aud
half inches vide On opening he box
q number OF singularly beautiful golde n
crystals are seen embedded in fine velvet.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
MAC, PEN AND SEYMOUR
IN A TIGHT PLACE.
Overwhelming Defeat OF
COpperheads, GuerriIlas,
and Little Mackcrcls.

STATES FOR LINCOLN N
PENNSYLVANIA
NEW YORK
INDIANA
MARYLAND
MISSOURI s
TENNESSEE
CALIFORNIA
OREGON
WEST VIRGINIA
MICHIG An
WISCONSIN
KANSAS
ILLINOIS
IOWA
MINNESOTA
ALL NEW ENGLAND.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

First-The 9th N. Y. heavy arti,l.rv
the l64th N. Y. Vols. aud 36.h 1Wi,cons;a 4
Vols, having been reported o the Nsio,
General commanding as having behaved
With distinguished bravery during the
engagement Of October 9Th, 1864. ,or
ihAscher's Run. tAkes pleasure ia rsstor.
log to those regiments the right to csrrv
The colors of which they we're deprived
by his General Order No. 81, OF Sep,em.
Der 23. 1864.
Secosd--It having been reported to
the Major General commanding that The
eeloss ef the following rsgimenss, 70.
eestiy lost 10 battle. we're lost under cir.
eamstances that reject no dishonor ON
thess regiments. they are hereby permit.
ted to carry other colors, wig: The 9th
New Hampshire Vols, 5.h Mass. Vols
6lst n Y. vois., 45,h Penn. Vols
iO5sh Penn. volunteers.
BY command of Msj,r General Meade.
3. WILLIAMS, A.. A. g.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

MARnADuKE's CAProR Bor The
rebel General Marmadnks was captured
BY : little boy belonging to one Of The
KAnsss regiments. He u 6rst refassd to
surrender to IN s'inferior officer" but tss
iinnediately persuaded to do 80. The lad
brought him to Gen. Curtis Headquar-
tiers, where he introduced himself. mtch
10 the surprise Of al, bus especially Of she
boy hero. Gen. Curtis asked the boy bow
long be had to servo before bis tern 81
enlistment would expire. The rsply
uas, sssight moathe.' The Gesefel im.
! Fmediatsay wrote him fnrlooek ior thal
Etius. and presented him With ths horse
revolvers, belt and sabre. Of thssrSbs
osaeral.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

H An engineer officer says that
Sheridan's command has captured in the
valley one mile and thirty-two yards Of
artillery-averaging about two pieces a
day since the campaign commenced
about as fast as the enemy can make
them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
i I6T OF Lr>.-
- ~ !. the Post Once, i ]. ...-
s'ENA1N1Na

pay one cent fox advertisins - W Of
N4-H not cAl1S1 ~ ~sasS -
to the Dead Letter OSace - esssA, they win Be ss-
snei.s ;. e. the rsesrs Of letter 70 II, writer
with a. vrts tnirfy days les, written Or prtnts
END y ths envelope .. the ss 80 sefo 81, =
ale whs ~ me usual prepaid rate Of postars nav
Law of 1858 i'esed 70 The wrter-Sec. -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

ENOR SALE-A two story Brick Dwell
ing House. with four rooms good cellar eistern lot
~ by l4e and situated inone of the best neighbor
IN this city, and will he sold cheap If application be
made soon Title indisput&hle Call on
III. B. TEN-EYCK,
nofs Real Estate Agt., ID ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

R@ There were fifteen drafted men al d
substitutes at the Provost Marsbal's of :
fee, on Tuesday, fourteen of whom voted
for Old Abe. The remaining man was
for Mcclellan, but his conscience seemed
touched and he finally said he could not
support the Grave Digger. That is the
way drafted men vote every time, and yet
the Copperhead press and orators have
predicted for weeks psst that they would
go against the sLincoln despotism, =" al d
for their 'pesce" man in uniform But
the minds of the people drafted men
aud all-are fixed, and the determination
to put down the traitors Of South and ii Q
Copperheads of the North. The last hell
of this resolve was accomplished Tuesday
and three quarters of the other half has .
ready been realized Their fate is sealed
They will soon be where there is "weep-
ing and wailiug and gnashiug Of teeth
Il Hawkeye.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

EF Major General Hooker is on tour
of inspection to the lake towne, to see
that proper arrangements are perfected TO
guard against rebel raids from Canada,
and take such other measures as may be
deemed proper TO preserve the public
peace and security.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

frsa The Petsmae Army,
headquarters Army Potomac, }
eo,Ss Nov. 10. {
The following has been issued from
these headquarters:
Headquarters Army Potomac,
Nov T.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

APPLY TO AUGUsr BELMONT IN
THE FUTURE As In THE PAaT.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12
THE OPERA OF FAUST-By Cha.

= D. H0WELL. Postmaster.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-12

s'r Peter Lely made it rule never to
iook at bad picture, having found by
experience that whenever he did 80 hi.
peocil took tint from it. Always apply
tbs same rule to bad books and bad com
pany.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25

TIE Fl HEErEs on ms CHIoKAHOAINT 10 Be PRoTEcT'
D.-In toe proceedings Of the City Council published
yesterday, Is was stated that Mr.. R J. Walker and
others had been appointed special committee to wait
upon his E1cslsCeJ the President in relation to the
protest Of the citizens Of New KEN and Charles City
against the order eulnatng frem Richmond for the de-
sruction Of the bridges the Oh ekahOminy and the
fishing boats on that stream. The Council committee
waited on the President without loss o. time, and
are glad to be able to announce that the eoEmuLics
ton of the ctzsns of New Kent and Charles City, thus
conveyed to his EIceeney, has met With prompt Aen-
ton. An order was issued yesterday BY Gen. E'zey,
who still for time remains in eOmmind Of this mi itny
department, that no more beats or bridges we're to
be destroyed the OhiokahOmny, aud that the fab
cries we're to be Protected.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25

ROBBMs CRIPPLID SOLDIER-About week ago an
Irishman named Hayes, and his wife, we're before the
Mayor on the charge Of stealing thirty pounds Of
pork from wounded soldier named Thomas D. NARROW.
o. TIE examination, Il appeared that Hayes and his
wife did not steal the pork but thattWo boys, who sal.
he'd out Of their store did The Hayes discharged
and warrant issued for the arrest Of the boys Ye-
teadAy morning Of these boys, named Michael Sui.
Ivan, was brought before the hAyOr-the other not
having yet been caught b. the police. NARROW stated
that Sullivan one of the parties Who had taken the
pork from him. and that he aud the other thief bad
the day before, paid him for the pork, on condition
that he would AOt appear against them, and said he
would no. have come - court if the officer had not
cone for him. The Mayor postponed the further s1
animation of the case in order that the other tibet
might be secured.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25
TIE CITY.


BURoLAR eHoT AF.-Between eleven and twelve
oo,ck on "Wednesday night, NJ. P. Vincent jsWeler,
Aspv in his store on the noIths side Of Broad street.
hetveeu bh and 6sh streeh became aware that bur-
elsr was trying to effect entrance through bis front
door. Taking down gian rif which he kept loaded
In the st re- Mr. Vincent took position near the door
and awaited the result Of the burglars operations, in
tending 10 hoo. him as ssOn the door opened But
the burglar, apparently finding the from. door Of the
ore lmpregnAble, changed bis base and in few
MINUTES vas heard at the rear door, which opens into
passage communicating with the street BY side alley.
Mr. Vincent also shifted bis position and faced to the
back door, gun in hand. Whilst the burglar WOAk.
ing at the lock Of this door, Mr.. Vincent becoming i'm
"a lent took aim in the dreciOn of the noise made by
the burglar and fred From shutting in the passage
aud then hurried footsteps passing out Of the alley into
Broad street he learned that hsam had erred Striking
hight he found that bis ball bad passed through the
door about i've feet fom the floor and then through
the door Of a room in which man was sleeping at the
other end Of the passage No blood or other traces
that the burglar had been hit could be found His life
was probably saved by the fact that he was operating
on the lock in STOPPING posture when Mr.. Vincent
fred. Il Is thousand pities the william had not been
killed Que burglar shot in the act would have better
effect upon the thieves of this city than the sending Of
twenty Of them to the Psniten larry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25

WANrED Down SOUTH.-At the Let term Of Judge
Lyons Court Patrick Murphy aud VIM. Crawford, alias
Elem Raz,r we're tried for stealing lot Of clothing
from James Kennedy, a city waschman; but the evil
denee against them being deemed insufficient they we're
acquitted; and Crawford, who it va, alleged was de-
serter, vas sent to Castle Thunder, and Murphy 10
O ND Lee. CrasfOrd stAid in Castle Thunder until
about week ago, when he brbsd one Of the sentin Is
and escaped. Murphy is believed to be sti at Camp
Lee On Wednesday, the Clerk of the Hastings Court
received Liter from al l,er in General Wises Br-
gads at Charleston, stating that both Crawford a.
Murphy we're wanted dOWh there, both being deserters
from the sch Virginia Regiment, the former having
deserted three times and the Ia ter tWice Crawford
ia an important witness against George Elan, who is
nov in tie city Ill awaiting trial for cOuntereilug Con-
federlte Treasury notes, as a tims when they we're
worth eounterfeitiDg
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25

RAID BIZ WeNES The All. gdOn Virginian says
$. Saturday eigh. or tea SOneu from the river
hills north Of this pace, TO Abingd0a With the
V5Wsd intention, as understand, of pressing spun
cotton aud dOmest,eA-They reported 10 we besn
armed WITH pistols ali knives. they Weat - one or
stOres bu. made very determined demo0sIra iOnF.
We understood they pressed thee bunehe5 Of cotton
from one msrshaaI, bu; Upln enquiry We found tha.
they represented their condition was OF such extreme
poverty 10 e1,s ths kindels sympl.hie Of that gen.
tenan and he gave them the cotton. 81 maea for
tha, raid
The report having gotten TO the country that the raid
ab3ve alluded 20 Successful party Of women from
the Ssutb side OF the county in Monday aud vent
into one Of tbs Ofthe az and pressed Two bolts
OF domestic and let for hone. IA Ofi,eF was soon
after them-arfsst thea, recovered the goods and
brought the parties before magistrate UPOa hea.,
iag Of The Gaze the Pir.es we're required 10 give bal
70, tLer APPEARANCE and there the matter row rest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25

LlPRESSHENTS-M IN POWRATAN.
A portion Of the farmers Of POWhatan, composed Of
she mOst respectable citizens Of the county, held meet
ing the Court House, on the l7th, in relation to i'm
prsssmsntS Resolutions were adopted tfirming that
the system has been rendered inolerabs and Odous BY
the appointment Of agents 10. qaai6ed 10 discharge
the responsible and important duies imposed by the
AH; and suggest ng the appointment BY the su hCres
Of Pe,sons Of e1perieao5 aud suitable qualiol ions
and thereby secure tn promotion Of the public good
and the Profession OF the farming interest,".
Il is perfectly apparent that the Obi C. OF the meet
ing not to protest against impressmens per So but
the in which the law is executed. Toe farm
AS Of POwhaan have bus expressed the sentiment Of
the farmers Of The whole Coasdsracy. As class they
have generally contributed eheerfCly Of their sub
sis WhsT,vSr has been by duly aceredted
Age4ts Of age aud experiences who familiar With the
wants Of families s1d the necessities Of the plant ng To-
tsresL We b ieye they VII continue to do o. but the
agents Of the law in May cases. have made Is "stink
10 the nOs.r ls Of The people"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25

By GoDDIN APPEzsoE, Au<t,u.
VALUABLE AND ATTRACTIVE LAND

andHOMEsTEAD FOR sALEAt the request The esrsiqui
trust and authority OF the deed ceatng he trust
THURSDAY, sls day Of March, 1884, a o'clock Of
fer for SALE The peme at public suction, 70 The highest BID
der thoa regrd weaher u.c Of land IN The county Of
Hanover lying both sides OF Richmond fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Richmond and Ashland and
about two miles from the latter place. and one mile from keys
Turnont. IT.
9o7 acres about onehrd Of which clear
ed The balance being well wooded and having some good
pine and oak timber The land has been Improved but Is
luscepube oa high degree Of Improvement and being near
Richmond ald Immediately The railroad, could be very rsa
dny and cheaply Improved - r.f ~
There are on ths premises good framed dwelling house,
Getty erected win ak rooms and paage each door and
double vsIandah In 'front.' and similar Ia the rear good
kitchen, with two rooms three excellent quaers with three
each and AL having brick chmney ieehoue which
barn. stables horses cows and
two wells Of fine both Of which brcked up The
place. we'll watered, and We drained and enclosed
land II believed 10 be perfect selling
uIieeS only convey with special warranty
OF given within ten frem the SALE
and purchaser Upon the land immediately
purpose Of farming operations s1s1 SD
TEnMsonsh. cash, and the balance In one and two
equa paymsn secured by deed Of ts tie premises,
ali preferred By the purchaser The srss for 1864 70 be
Onsdeaie bonds at the market value. win accepted in
payment. L. B. PRICK
BENZ. POLLARD.
mb25-d Trustees for My 4. Thornton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-25

WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adult. AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RIoHMonD Va, March %, 1864. J
GrsERAL 0RDERs

GkHERAL 0RDERs
The second and third Orders No g.
Adjuant Inspector Generals 0e Of 1862 are here
IL With view to facilitate the organisation s.ns Ct
Maryland into companies squsdrons hAitaons and reg mens
Ion Of the Maryland Line published /,
General No. above referred TO- camp win be est.e
lhed at stanton, Virginia, 70 be called lamp nafyena
and camp Hanover Junction. 10 be called Damp How
III The troops n,w under the command Of Col Bradley
other Maryland companies sqnadrons and battaons WILL upon
ths written appcad5n be uAce ed by commanding generals
from present commands and der TO proceed for me pur
pcs being organized Into regiments either 70 Camp Maryland
or 70 Camp Howard, as they may elect
" An persons In other than Maryland compa
or adopted cE Maryland and who desire to join
MES fro state will upon their application In writing
with reliable evidence their czenhp, add essed and semi d.
,scv to The Damp Maryland, TO the
Of Camp Howard, be transferred 70 the Maryland
Line" and at their option viii either be Assigned 70 nsfyand
into panies Win he escung COM
pan officers Aud persons low 10 service n compa-
nle who are citizens other SAies WILL their request In
writing by proper evidence OF their citizenship be
by commanding Generals to any company rom their
own states in the army 70 which they belong.
accordance paragraph commanding Generals
forward the men 50 the camp deg
every possible facility for the pit movement Of companies
Squadrons bataOns, directed In the third paragraph Of
vi All pase or adopted citizens Maryland zho
nov In the Confederate Service will upon application to either
Of the commAndsns herein mentioned within he next sixty
days be enlisted Mary Line and al their option
existing Maryland organized Into the new
companies hsreinDefore provided for.
Richmond and assigned to the command Of the
Maryland Line lie WILL for the present. take immediate com
command Of camp Howard They vii proceed Immediately
carry cut the purpose OF these orders.
TsIRnedl 8. COOPER,
NH Q5--iW Adjt Insp'r Gen.