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no RENT-A good Cottage
e. 1 hoas
'9.ss, .s; sF2ss Il &ss''s 's' III
ITO RENT.-Two.story frame
rooms IN GOOD e''ai4Iss 4S1ss 81 S.!si "a R.'
te7.hsssst No.2 Metro3 3oltAn Bi eek.
.TO RENT-A very desirable resi-
II: A ssia Il ss'i'sd. Apply 1:s SesS
ITO RENT The brick store No.
IL s's = ;, 3.y g.
Apey e feteF shi11,Sa 1oafoo ssrsss, = r.
rio RENT During the summer
.H. is1=y Tisss.3 eesFsn ss
nf:: address, via rrfs1sass; Boz AIS Chicago.
ITO RENT.-Notice to house seek
s. es:'s ;s :s'ss' 9
Is.sos InsS.si1E a. .1p;s:s e 5s@sslnx ths ssas
ncaire or9 aeo Z FokD GsrtG ssrss.
1e7hdsSIt
TO RENT House With large gar
i den. west OF unjea Park. Apply to 1merte4n
Mills. 175 Michigan at.set. 1e5-hAas<
THO RENT-Furrlshed Lodging
i Housa The eenmodious AID centrally siSasted
building u aSouth Water street, h.Ar ths cornsr q
fepalfeA. rntnybso throughout for odgiag roos foF
gsat.eHsa only. sinx!s and double hedded roons,
and tepk IN order, to rent BY the da week or month
tt3.hisa4t
ITO RENT--The five ptory marble
l. froot stora zs2 Lake street AJo stars III south
Water STREET Apply 70 WILLIAM C. DO n, 81 Clark
6Reet. te3.nsQ37t
, 1864-06-07

New York Mnrket-June g.
coTToN-A shads easteF, 3lodai.o7. for middlIng
upixucB.
FL0U s-stAte and Western, sct31oc better: S769a
10 tor extra state; $a.le9s25 extra R. H. a. $s.c
&y.l0, for trade beands-mArkes closing quiet.
WniskF.-Fnm, u ,sa21 81 fur State and 31,s3 for
Te.t+ru. r
sprlng, &165t3l.st; Milwaukee Club 1,7Iet.7l; Am-
htr Mil, Including load vgry choice auld early In
the day ht zI75. Corn heavy ard lover, sfG1a
Gsk fuf nav mixed Western. Oats opeasl nrusr
and clppei heavy ard lower.
PKTRoLEUA quiet bus 1tn.
Wool nfa.
y. g fs l9Wef ~ nna n Rood asm.ad st
rev mets t2.st92sg ioE od an4 L nss prime; SCI 50
cut MEATS quitt ana r1n. gsefsides dull and noml.
uAly unch.nxed. Lard ht1le nrmer. Butter dull
sud dlowos: :s3ssc for Ohio, and 3o9ss9 for State.
, 1864-06-07
Fnunn.

TOUND-A. Wallet containing
money. Inquire At 800 ststs ssFee OF 4; Fns 81
, 1864-06-07
Buffalo Markot-Juao g.

FLouE-Ete1dy demand for fnir.
GBA1y--Wheat tEn, but dull. Sales Milwaukee,
spring No. At 41.A3af.so: Ch1caao No. spring,
ste; No. !, TIA corn dEm but dul!: sases 3pot
at 41.ss for = and y sal 8 foE NO. 70 arrive.
Sc. Other k1air1 rontpsl.
NuleKT-Duu and nominal 1t at St.z3. -...
LAX InPokTs-Flous. a ss brla corn *oes,s bu;
~btet Elet tss8 bp: oAts 1Ba, ,&s4.
CANAL ExfoHTs-FIour el9 bflS; wheat 10 hu;
eptn $50 bu: oatz Ha 80 bu-
, 1864-06-07

So1p1Ens' uon.-Mrs. Dcgenhasdt, having sue
ceeded In raising the funds for the purchase of
COW for the Soldiers' Permanent Home. would like
to hear OF one for eae. Address by letter. stating
price, &C., HRS. 8. Degcnhardt, care Of T. B,
Bryan, Chicago.
, 1864-06-07

ux1r8D STATES DisrR1o1 CouRr.-On motion
Of The District Attorney (E, c. Larned) reaus for
Grand Jury WIS issued yestcrdsy. and IL return
able tomorrow NVednesday). Tho docket in
cludes the following charees: Snbo,natlon Of
perjury; forging OF government voucbe.ss aiding
norine and sec1etlnc q dcserter; passing counter
felt Treasury uotes, and twenty-five cases or re-
eIstinr the enrolling officers in the discharge OF
their dutr.
, 1864-06-07

srRxNADEs.-M'ae Aueusta, the new prs.,itr
danseass At AcVtcker's vas made the recinlent NJ
hel4aaake sc1cnsde last night, The Tn11,rxr ~.
d6e aaafntlaTly remembered. w.
, 1864-06-07

TO RENT-The five etory marble
front stora zs2 Lake Etfeet. Auo sta.e et7 South
Water STREET. Apply 70 WILLIAM C. U0W, s. Clark
6Rtet. fetnM47t
, 1864-06-07

n ,OST.-0n Sunday evening, >
IL Lady's posut r.ce cellar. s+sner on Aadle1o.
canal OF Wes1 Wash'ngtou+ The fuder will ho he-
rewarded by leArt II Al 1ls l. Sails stTeet.
10 1h694.lt MH3- JAMES 9. STOREY.
, 1864-06-07
no RENT-Furrished Lodging

TO RENT House With large gar
deN. .west OF Unjea Park. Apply to Amerte4n
Mills, It's Michigan st1eet. Je5-hA2e<
, 1864-06-07

Observation-Disclosures desiring Electrical
TTeatment OF tho latcst improved form, With OF
aFeet.
Especial attention Of the medical profession IL
called to DR.. Hayes Compound Globe Electrodes,
Improvement in Elect1o- Thermal Bath. Come
see-feel-and know their superiority over the or
dtnAry electrical machines In use. ju7~h5581t
, 1864-06-07

KTHE ST. ASsGAa1Cs CHURCH D1rF1cu1rr.-Ai-
tcT ali The legal proceedings and criminal prosecu-
tione between the Swedish and Norwegian Gle.
n.eEts IN the congregation OF St. Ansgarlus
Church. the former pst1onality seems to have OBJ
ta!ntd the atceptancy- On Saturday latt q bill
was filed In tie superior Court praying for m In
junction 10 restrain Mr.. Tutue and the Norw cefau
pssrtion Of his congregation from disturbing the
Worship Of tue 6wedes conducted by Rex Mr.
Brrdbefr. The Injunction was granted, and scr.
y}ee vas performed At the church In the Swedish
language.
, 1864-06-07

REED's TEnrIs or Ncux1c.-The demand Tor
planos IL m indication Of the growth OF popular
TASTE, and proof Of the increasing calturo IN
tho households Of our Northwestern people,
Reeds Temple Of Music In &cCosmick's marble
building is known to the people Of elx States as
tie beft Of reasons Why no one need 20 East 10
buy piano. Why need IN expensive tour among
rival makers when his great tfipe ware-rooms fur
nish chance for selection from the choicest tustru.
me11s Of 6oxeu Of the beet New York and Bos-
ten utfcrty
, 1864-06-07
GNanttb==Qf Correspondence,

e. 1s:s.. d x. s::. II, e
sS.s s,.ss e sSe
TSiN = 90. % so1ts Tsssf
, 1864-06-07

6RAno Coxc1Rr.-The opening night Of the
Gland Opeaattc md instrumental Concert by the
celebrated young American composer and pianist
Alfred H, Pesse. it win be seen II announced for
Saturday night At Dryan Hall. It will be rare
and cxce1]eat mpetcal treat,
, 1864-06-07

SECONDHAND FURNITURE
~ CL0T HING, SCALES,
n NEAT nAGhg AND Stands.
ncTniug. Jnre 9Th, At w o'ctoeS, At hls Auction
RGomsIHs oetsAos @ IE.bl.s GhssM Lounges, Stone
Also, made up Coats. teIh66o It 4thp
, 1864-06-07

fTEc1A1 Noncr.-The Republican Aldermen ;ol
Chicago are requested to meet ut the Committee
;Beom in Metropolitan Hall this eTussdsy) evening
at O'clock skosp. A full astendanse IL requested,
"es business Of Importance will come baforo the
meeting.
, 1864-06-07

4 DIFFERENTIATED JuDaH.-The vote in the
aecoud ward yesterday, for Judge OF the Ah!rd Jn.
dical District esood: For lawrence II $nr P. II.
Donnelan, whisky eelfer, 1a8. afomd he Be
siested, his constituents might say Of Donnslan,
"a second Ddnis' come to Judgment" ~ old Shy
, 1864-06-07
RfAt 3zstatR--Tuuntrp.

A1OR SALE-Hslf an acre of
grou1d IL the village Of VT eaton. Ill. Titleper-
tect- Pr1ce tits. Sitaastd Just northwest OF the
College. Addrtss g. i. CLINE, Box 1ul9 Ch!c9go,
, 1864-06-07

TIE NoH7u STAR M1ss1oK FEsTTvAl.-At IA
meeting OF ladies' held IN FREMONT House parlor
5esterdaJ morning, liberal expenditure OF labor
and money was determined upon In behalf Of the
strawberry, Ice Cream and Floral Festival to take
plsce in Bryan BAL Wednesday syaning Of this
week.
From the interest manifested, the Festival will
be the most attractive aud We trust the most sac
ceeefu, which The lady friends Of tho North Star
EIsxion hare e1er held.
These haying at heafs the welfare oi ths hun-
dreda OF neglected oncs which this and sitai.sr
missions are seeking to Ikach, will not fall to give
their quota OF help.
, 1864-06-07

,.. FmEs-About heltpast four O'Clock yestosdsy
,1oruinea hre broke ont In Renda1l's bakery, on
the corner Of Dearborn and Washinston streets,
owing to the fcuitisn Of large quantity OF bo1es
the epltc under tbs oven. No general alarm was
civcs, bat the "Ffrnk sherman !" be1ng sent for
Immediately arrived. aud speedily extineu1shed
Tho flames, before Eny considerable damage had
beeu Lupe. +
, 1864-06-07

WANTED-Agents, to sell the
eatos Tts esJ RAN 1Ackns thas ~ b~en = 3s
sasss yesEs tsa Efvse perfect sests1acsoa Tae asv
hkay!nat eoo<Avt tns ines nasta. rzra Nx.
VIII Mre ~ For any t~o snkead machine thst saF.
passea this esahr b peaaty of sttsth sszenxAh o3
ram: NJ A<&H ara cissssnE from t2 70 - per
month. G.ns<al delivery Ct fe.lc. III tor t.tuA 70
ega1ta. and pFsssES circular, Atdrees O. B. 1VAA&
general A4sn7 foF the AoEhwss&. 2. O. DraxsE sseL
, 1864-06-07

nArm DE11r1n1.-Ths other day nne example
Of the rapidlty which chasxc.crizes Chicago bdsS.
mess men occurred In the city. On Friday morn,
ing The bark "Golden Fleece arrived having on
beard 200 tons ef pig LION for 4. B. Meeker. This
cargo was Enloaded In I've honrn, when tho vessel
wua toWed to an elevator where she received
Il, ,oG, bushels Of corn, and BY seven O'Clock the
anne evatug the Golden Fleece had been towed
out Of the haroor. and was bound on ita return
voysgeto Bufalo.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

Of chivalry rendered the names Of Mexico and
Peru immortal; and the descendants of the
Aztecs who at least led the van in the old past
ages of American civ ilization, not yet quite ex-
tuctl
If we must ever sing the funeral dirge Of
our Independence, let us follow it with no nasal
psalm OF s'rvile recantation; but as we turn
from the grave in which will have been buried
all our exalted theories ana fondest hopes of
seligovernment, ct us still spurn those who
have murdered them; anl reaching forth our
arms the ocean TO the still living irstitu-
tions, under which mankind may be happy and
secure, and respected r;iise the cry of "yive Ia
France or Rule BrittaIiia"
This for YOU, Respondent brotherl You of
little hope! 1t may sOlace your despair. and
save YOU from the degradation of fearing that
after all we have born we may yet be obliged
to coneiliate our enemy. Fear nothing from a
continued, earnest, steady opposition, 1t is
not necessary that our people should ever be
their slaves. Not in the last event. There
will b. no step backward into the old Union.
going like galley slaves at night, scourged to
our dungeons" not whilst, ike eur first par
ents driven from Pmadis,, We have all the
" orld before us where to Choose Hate them
"iih hearty hatred! defy the worst and
struggle fearIessly for the grandest aim ever
set before The thoughts, OF aspirations of men
to catch he sinking cause OF Human Liberty
ana pres Sc t to the orld
For ours Ives we lock upon all these things
as the
"Gorgons, and Hydras and chimeras dire
Of mo-bil aFprehensjons, which will never be
resliz"d Our own soul is - and We have
solid reaso, or the hope thai IS within us. But
if W. Ia. a,d tie desperate cause of Liberty is
los' thrra vet remains something. There are
worse conditions in lite than retaining our SOIL
our climate, our Institutions, our families and
HON 's, to become part and parcel of the sub
jrets ef the Grand Nation"
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

- Notice the Proclamation for day OF
worship and rest on the 18th proximo. The sin
cerely pious will feel the obligation sufficiently
without other motives, hut We who might b
otherwise ncglcctfuI, owe it as 4 matter Of re
spect TO our President and Governor to observe
it. 1t is a political duty. We hope all the
churches will be opened, the places of business
= iloscd. and amusements suspended for the day.
Many Of our greatest generals anl Statesmen
are men ef prayer and und4fcted piety. We
can do them so muck respect as to pay some at
tention to a day whiah they will solemnly OBJ
serve. F. 5 ing is not required.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

gan 10000, Delaware 1,0c0, Wisconsin.
2.GC0, Mary land 5,uuU Ills secures
loT electoral votes lur Lincoln. Kansas
Will give 2, ana Pacific States Ill more.
lie will then have over 200, and los
are all necessary.
Washington. Nov. l3.-N acLusciis
arrived vest rday al Furt-css Mrnroe,
with prize Florida III tow British yes
sells al Bahia attempted to supply tie
Florida viii pewdtr Lcfnre hrr cap
tnrc. Exchange of prisoners EJing un
at Charleston ara Savannah
New York. l3 Live pool dates tn
III received Muller tu d. executed On
tie l4th inst. Trcnty of peace signed
al Vienna. Oct. 3Onl Terrible hurri-
cane at Calcutta. 10 slips wrecked :
l2,000 lives lost. Calcutta and Vi :
lagos Inundated. London Herald d..
nounccs capture If Florida i'll indignant
terms. London Times says the capture
nf ye Florida IN an act Mi simple piracy.
When within neutral waters she should
have been perfectly safe. London Her
ald SAYS if Washington Government
does not release tie Florida, all mari
time powers will have the right to in
terlere.
California for Lincoln 90, 900, Oregon
2,OOJ, Nevada 1000. NJ military news
Nj imporiaucc All seems quiet. Large
portion Nj Hoods army still I'D vicinity
of Florence, where Id has prutuon across
river Rebel consul allowed tO act !; I
Matamorus Fcssenden resigned n.
j. Walker app inted i'll his place. Been
heavy skirmishing 10 valley.
New York, l4th.-A dispatch from
City Point says. enemy is massing
heavily there Attack expected Fleet
AZ Fort Morgan undrr Admiral Porter
Largest armada ever collected during
the war Everything complete; VIII
sail soon Gold closed 245.
MAARlED--On tl- 24th inst, at the resi.
denre oi Ihr blill's mother, w Carey u. Sut-
tor, Esq. Mr.. LEsrEL BEATTY to Miss MARY
A. HOLDEN. all oi this s0guiy.
Tive souls with tUt a single thoUcht-
Two hearts that Ihrob zs uu,.''
May tArir ionlrs- hopes be fully realized.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

News ITENs.-The papers say that Mr.
Sovle is in Mexico, having arrived at Vera
Cruz September 22d Whether his visit be of
a public nature is not stated
Generals Jones, of Virginia, Bcal of Arkss-
sas, Trimble of Maryland, and Frazier of Ala.
bama, have been sent to Fort Warren.
The bogus Legislature of Louisiana has elect
cd two L. 5. Senators-R K Gutter to FIJI the
unexpired term of john Slidcn, and Charles
Smith, to fill the short term Of J. P. Benjamin
The Augusta ga } Register has an original
plan for funding Treasury Notes. 1t suggests
that the government lease al the hotels tn ihe
country, giving the same quality and quantity
OF fare as at present.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

To OUR fLANTERs-We have learned
with regret that many farmers, frettcd
and disbeartened hy aggrcssions upon
their property, are contemplating re-
noval to son more secure locality fur
making ;,.iothcr crop. We ea nestly
hope tbs will fully consider it befoie
acting They will be very apt to regret
it. The effects Of a move in the present
country is more expensive and destruc-
tive to The property necessarily left be
hind, than any real or fancied injuries
they can suffer at home
They have doubtless been now and
then mnch aggrieved by tlioughtess
soldiers and inferior officers, but we
think these things have been good
deal e. aggerated. At all events, they
are now decreasing, and under the
strict and vigilant attention which has
beer excited by their complaints, will
soon be stopped altogether Do not
hastily throw aside the comforts of
home, and the advantages Of your own
improved property, for expensive ex-
periments amongst strangers
Besides, patriotism requires every
man to think of his country as we'll as
himself. If the cultivation of this coun-
Try be abandoned, the army and the
poor will necessarly follow. and our
whole agricultural resources be soon
exhausted.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

rrvILLE.-Some time since We
announced that Col Brooks, having pro.
cceisd north Of the Arkansas river, with
e small battalion as a nucleus. had sue
ceeded in raising a brigade, aud had sur
rounded the Federal garrison at Fayett-
vile. Unfortunately being without artil
lery, he was net able to force the evacua-
ton Of the pl'ce by assault, and was en-
deavoring TO compel a capitulatiOn by
keeping the place surrounded. lie efec-
tualy cut off all their supplies, and had
them closely besiegod, when the army Of
Gen. Price returned to Arkansas Col.
Brooks Immediately reported to Gen. Fa,
gan, who, with promptness and energy,
went to his assistance from Cane Hill,
with a small force, and two small pieces
of artillery. He took position on the
south side of he town, and Oh the 81 inst
opened fire upon the garrison. Colonel
Brooks advanced from the north and we.t
The enemy kept concealed in their fortif
cations, which we're very strong, whilst
Col Brooks approached aad took possess
ion of Part Of the town. Here he
learned that the Federals lad received
dispatch from Gen Curtis that he was a l.
vancing to their relief, and would be there
that evening, aud Encouraging thcla to
hold out. La the tired condition Of lis
troops, Gen. Pagan, with conmepGuble
prudence, determined 10 Withdraw, and
sent word to Col. Brooks 10 that effect,
late in the afternoon, leaving him tc
guard and protect the rear Col brooks
rema ned until early next morning in pos
session Of a portion of the town, ard with
drew Oh .be aPProach Of Curtis, who came
up with 5000 men. Col. Brooks brought
off his command 10 fine order, ard with
item enough leather to shoe hem al
round, together with q lot Of blankets ana
a considerable amount Of clothing.
OF course it Was impossible, under the
circumstances, to take the garrison with,
out riskipg the loss cf everything, and
Gen Fagan acted wisely in abandoning
1T. We are sorry on Col Brooks account
that events we're not delayed five OF six
days longer, in which time he would have
certainly starved the garrison, or forced
them out 10 fight. He has acquired higL
credit III this campaign in the norlhw ST,
as a brave and efficient officer. and good
discipinarian, and we would have been
pleased to haY3 seen this sw feather in
his cap. Let Us hope it is reserved fol
hin Jet.
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30

Col. SLEMMHNs.--Ws have been permitted
to letter from this officer, written at s.
Louis, after he had been made prisoner. It has
no date, but written just On the eve Of starting
for Johnson's Island. He says Lie was taken ii
sndcavoring to save our troops from disgrace
lie has been well and sven kindly treated since
ne fell into the hands of Gen Plsasantou.
thing which is rare Of late that it deserves to
be noticed and recognized. There arc some Feder-
al officers who observe the laws Of war. and un
dersiand the courtesies civilization demands NJ.
tween comhaiants
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30
HON. L. b. GREEN.


A! meeting vf tie members of The
Bar Of iierpstead county. h.i} 1t the Of
ite of Hem! ste;l AID Williams this dsy,
the foiio'Sipy proceedings were had
OHm ioo Of Col Johu H. Egkin, Hon.
Thomas Hubbard was c.llsd to the Chair.
and y. b. Williams 4 poistel Secretary.
The Chairman then explained The ob-
ject Of the meeting In a short but aypro.
pria'e mabner
On motion of Mi b. L. Hem ps,ead.a a
committee consisting of Col j ohn r. Ia
kin, ii,n james R>Page aud Jamcs r..
Young Esq were appointed Il lrtpsrc
and IepoIt suitable preamble aud re-0
'u,iuns, expressive oI The sense uf n
meeting.
Aud thereuFou, Gel. Eakin, as Chair
mau of 'aid CoAElitt-e, reported the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions
y uE"EAs, We lave learned with pro
outd regret, that the Hon l.. b. Green
has been consraiued by falling health to
reiirve in-clf Of pJblic duties aud b -
accordingly rendered his resignation =,
Judge o- the 6 Judicial Circuit for the
Stete Of Arkansas, an Office which he has
Ii led worihlly, hon rubly and ably, for
period OF arsrly seven years. aud where
-, we feel that il would not only be graf
flying to rs, but due o himself, to give
some puilc testimonial of our spprecia-
'ioa Of his pua.ic services, and our regard
Tor lim personally: BE it tbercf9re
Rcsolced lst,. That in the Hon. Leu
b Grcen We recognize tie just ar up
right Judge, faithful to his trusr. un-
werrcG by fear or favor firm aud deci
ded, but filled with all grace tlul hum AMI
lies. That his learning aud abilities, uni
ted with All energetic and consci.utiou>
attention TO the Important questions sub
mitted 10 lis decision rendered the courts
over which be presided such tribunals Of
justice, equity aud mercy, ns inspired the
coulibvnce of all he citizens, aud tausit
them to respect the IN jes'y Of the law.
So honestly were his duties DISCHARGED
that none ever doubted the strict in.parti.
aIity Of lis othcial cJu3uct, aud 50 ably
that comparatively iew Of his decisions
were ever reversed.
ii III at in social life, aud in his In
'ercuuse with neubers of tie bar. be
proved, and we hope may long lewain, q
genial companion, an Intelligent adviser,
aud true itie4d; beloved Of all and rec
oeu z.G Of all, as nature's uUblest work,
Ssud .aan, AID tru; gentleman.
81 That We sincerely depiore the ne
cessliy which c0mpels this severance of
.ur riofcsssonsI conucc ion aud that We
iolIoF hm into his retirement with our
.ursg ealH e.t hopes aud auxiuus wishes for
ihe reslurh!or Of his health, to be enabled
tore-ua.c vi D Us that professional assccia.
tioa Wuica threw around dry profession
ali lie pleasing amenities Of l:ts; which he
contributed 70 uniformly to elevate, BY his
highuIudcd tone, and Of which We cher.
lsh the uast Pleasant memories.
4'h. That copy of tLese proceedings
be respectfully .-asmitted 30 cur worthy
brciher, those absence ca his usual circuit
we feel sadly, and that the same be al
50 published iu the Washington Toe-
graph"
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30
MAsrlxcToN. ARK. Nov. %. 1854.

TS the Foters If he 6ti Judicial Circuit:
Having been earnestly solicited from MANY
citizens, / have consented to become cau'li-
date for Judge to fill the unexpired term OF
Hon. Len B Green, who has resigned on ac-
count of i'll health. I have no particular claims
10 urge for my snppe +. If elected, I pledge
myself to q faithful administration of the law
according to the best Of my ability and to reg
ularly hold the courts. unless prevented by the
act Of God or the public enemy.
A Is WILLIAMS
Washington telegraph., 1864-11-30
HD--Ll Ahl Ek- LI% RIOT AkAAAaAs-
Camden, ztith NgTcmleT- ltt4
General Orders,

no. -.
!. Citizans are informed that II s contrary
law 70 buy clothing, accouiTrmert al-a'- q. a.
from solLi=7s, under penalty Of forfeiture g. =
property and $500 iinD, or Eot less ih4h w.
years imprisonment.
IL All offiers arc directed 10 take pesssi,.,
Of all EuGr!d. Mississippi and 81 irgt=il f.',
enc m15kefs aEd brrgc h-loadiuE cAl tiIies -0---
iE the possession XVII citizens as gCvllIIlrni Y
Pnrtv illegally acquired, turning iAe samf e..
to LieIt--Cal- Clay Taylor, Chief VI OI inAlp I.
with atull sfatemSnt III lie case and siEl-A T"
the citizrr recsipt for tie sans-
Ill AL Aiissourians who have GENE -
or in squads 10 Arkansas, not belonging . =
eommands OF Marmsduke Shelby er t-s'- :
will report 70 Maj.-Gen. Parsons - Csns''' y
10 Col. {. S Mitchell Al Washington :.
" All the troops of the army vi! a. g.,
least twice day, and al cavalry VII bA''
drills Hk infantry 10 one rs cavalry. -
MI No application for fuTlUuEh trom Ahn il,,'-,
dior- whether OF infantry. cavalry ~ IH..-.
Will ~ entertained at this, cT any tuiHfa t.. -.
TN hi immediate commanding ufilceit- n-
he presents his arms, with hayOnei and aet'--
tTements, 70 the commanding ofiicer q hl VI
pany, or shows 10 his satisfaction and e -
the Colonel commanding regiment tha' :,
articles have never been issued 10 him.
sued. that they bavc been lost through "a
lect oT design on his part, and in Sach 1lls.A.n
application and sil th- papers cunnsri.a ,.,,,s
will H. forwarded ~ District Ht--s -..- y. IL
When arms have hsrn encr given Isr ur
privileges whHfsDrvHT Will XII grant, INV. for
j. III produces those arms 0r a-A1-scd. ".
them satisfactorily tx the officer coAl.-:- :r--5.
liz company ana lu the Colvnrl NJ III 's.ri,toi
III. All ctiicrTs alv cnjoined to ne s.i. l.fi;,.
somplianr- nitb Ike foregoing ORDERS 90
In which, they will not only l.. tined y ~
s.aIiial fer disobelirnee OF orders 1l1 g. I.
brourht before board o. rxanliaa.is1 ~
sfisieney.
By G. plnand If
Maf-titn. J u MlSki &C.
Eu III lI- EN hE A- A.G