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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
EVading the Draft.

As a draft will ere long take place
Qf the quotas are not filled) it will be
well for all those ambitious Young
men, says the Harrisburg Telegraph,
who are living upon the substance of
things hoped for-whose assets consist
OF relatives, credit or generosity-to
note the substance of bill now before
the Legislature, which provides that
call persons who may leave their homes
or enrolment districts for the purpose
of avoiding military service, or who
may conceal themselves or refuse to
report after having been notified of
their being drafted, shall be deprived
OF their citizenship within the Com
monwealth, and shall be incapable of
lnheriting any estates under the intes-
tate laws of the Commonwealth, or
by contract acquiring, possessing Or
disposing of any real or personal es-
tate within the same"
Let the law be put through and en-
forced against the skunks.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

ing, and are not worthy the name of the
true teacher
ResolUed, That as large number of our
most efficient and energetic teachers have
felt it their imperative duty to leave their
pleasant and peaceful calling, and take up
arms In defence ar our country and our
rights, that we who fll their places, do so
faithfully, and with a zeal and determna-
tiou that the schools of Mtflin county
shall arrive to that degree of perfection
which their Importance demands.
Rosoived, That the thanks of the mem
bers of this association be rendered to the
citizens Of Belleville aud vicinity for their
generous hospitality.
Res0tCed, That the thanks of the asso-
Citations are due to the officers of the vari.
Gus churches of Belleville and Mechanics
burg, for their generosity in opening their
churches for our accommodation.
Reso Ued, That copy of these resolutions
be presented to the editors of the county
papers for publication
G. Ii. SwIGART,
MARION W. PoTTS,
PRISCILLA T. LAIRD,
Committee.
Resolutions adopted
Zook read report on the subject, CHOW
can teachers most effectually impart moral
instruction to their pupils ?" which was
received without discussion. Recess.
Bell, on nominations, reported as follows:
For President, Geo. H. Swigart; Vice
Presidents, VIM McCIenathan and Miss P,
1. Laird; Secretary, Geo. D. Penepacker;
Treasurer, Miss Marion p Aurand; Ex.
ecutive committee, Messrs. NJ. Mohler r.
II. McCord and D. H. Zook. The officers
were elected as reported.
R. H, McCord, on finance, reported all
expenses paid, and five dollars in the treas.
ury.
Supt. Mohler made some general remarks
to the teachers, giving hints in regard to
errors which he observed in his Official
visitations.
The critics report was received Music.
Rev. 5 Ii. Mcdonald offered PRAYER, and
the association adjourned sine die.
j. K. HARTZLER, Pres.
w. L. OWENS, Sectv,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
PUBLIC SALE

WILL be sold at public sale. at III.
W denee of the undersigned, in WasE Wn,sE
township, Mffiin county, about / m;a ayns
Of Atkinson's Mills, on N0f'a
Tuesday, February q, 1864
the following personal property. to v;,
II HREE HORSpc
one year old Colt, two year old Colt 2 Va >
Cows, Young Cattle, Hogs, Sheen. two Inca ~"
Wagon, Spring Wagon, Harness. CoIo1s TO,s'
Brides, Saddle, a set of hind Gears ipa@'' pa
Gears, Plows. Harrow, Cutivator. J.. "s
Rye Straw, Chestnut Rails. Fanning Nm "
Grain Drill. Wheelbarrow, Grindstone an4
variety of other articles. Also, lot IF '.S e..
Potatoes. - Ros
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock m -.
terms will be made known. uel
febl GEORGE ROTHROCK
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
Notices Of New Advertisements.

Reese & Slagle have taken the Lew
istown Foundry and Machine Shops
Pratt's are just receiving new Dry
Goods-E. B. Purcell continues bust
ness at Newton Hamilton-Appoint-
ment of Tax Collectors-Three Public
Sales-Two Estate Notices-List of
Letters, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

"A Southern bully by the name of
Field, who claims to represent Louisi-
ana IN Congress, lately committed a
brutal assault on Hon. VIM. D. Kelly
IN Wizards Hotel, Washington.
Mr.. John Minick, of Dublin town.
ship, Huntingdon county, recently ar
rived at home from the armv, HAVING
IN charge the bodies of two of his sons
Peter and John-the former having
been killed in battle and the latter
having died in hospital
Patrick Curley, ESQ. Major J.
Wilhelm and jacob Huber, of Clear.
Held county, confined in Fort Mifiin
1or aiding and abetting deserters, ad-
Vlsing drafted men not to report, &c,
recently wrote a letter to the Clear.
held copperhead paper, advising draft
ed men, deserters, bounty jumpers,
&c, to report, and that paper has thus
tar refused to comply, further than to
refer to its contents. Such toryism
ought to open the eyes of honest dem
ocrats everywhere as to the rascalitv
OF their leaders.
Example VS.. Precept.
Not one man nor one farthing to prose.
cute the war."-Btgler- RalSace meeting.
August Is, 1864.
Senator Wallace put in substitute this
morning by special order from Provost
Marshal Dodge" ."-Harrisburg Teleqraph,
January 6, 1865.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
PHILADELPHIA Market.

There is little demand for Flour;
the on y sales we hear of are in a small
way to the retailers and bakers at from
s9.50alO for superfne; $40 50a11 for
extra; Sll.25al2,25 for extra family,
and sl2al4 per bbl. for fancy brands,
as to quality. Rye Flour is rather
lower; small sales are making at 1915
a9. Corn Meal is dull at former rates.
Grain.-Holders of Wheat are ask
ing an advance, but there is very little
doing in the way of sales. Prime red
is offered at 81 60, and white at $50
a29O, as to quality. Rye is quoted at
Sl.73al.75. Corn is dull; about 1000
bushels new yellow sold at 81 10 in the
ears, Oats are dull and quoted at Ola
92c per bushel
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

The american PhreaologicaI Journal. for
February, contains illustrations of Great Sur.
geons of the World and many other subjects
of general interest, together with a great deal
of very interesting literary matter. Publish
ed by Fowler Wells, 389 Broadway, New
York. Price $500 year in advance.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
Peacs or War, that's the @ uestion /

Peacs or War, that's the Question =
There are thousands. aye, tens of thousands,
of persons in our land who are desirous of
having peace, but they are so afflicted with
the various diseases to which flesh is heir to,
that there is an incessant war going on with.
in on account of the impure state of their
blood, that they have no peace day or night.
Their earnest inquiry is, lis there no balm
in Gilead-no physician there?" Yes, yes
Use PINKERToN's WAHoo AND CAnsAYA BIT.
TIERS, and you will soon find relief and possess
comp plete victory over your troubled and
diseased constitution. We speak thus con.
fdently, because we have tried them, and the
result in our case was most glorious. Blessed
be these Bitters Indeed they are peace.
makers" Remember the genuine Wahoo
and Calisaya Bitters have the name of Jacob
Pinkerton blown on each bottle All Others
are spurious. For sale by all respectable
druggists and wholesale dealers. Ct.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
THE MARKETS.
LEwIsTowN, Feb. |, 1865,

LEW ISIUHN, rtU. 7, IoOO,
Butter, is quoted at 40 cts; Eggs,
SO; Lard 20; Wool, washed, so; prime
Red Wheat, 80; Corn, LAO; Rye, 1.6O;
Potatoes, .65; Extra Flour, per 100,
600; Fine 500; Superfne, $50; Salt per
bbl. 4.5O; Sack, 400; Oats, 85; Barley,
170.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

RGr The quotas of the several Con-
grressional Districts of this State are
as follows:
First Congressional District, 1896; Sec
ond, 1869; Third, 2,9l2; Fourth, 2.526;
Fifth, l,543-Philadelphia and Bucks.
Sixth, 1,7S6-Montgomery and Lehigh.
Seventh, l,l21 Chester and Delaware
Eighth, I,560-Berks.
Ninth, 2,584-Lancaster.
Tenth, 1,526-SchuylkilI and Lebanon.
Eleventh, 2,5l3-Northampton, Carbon,
Monroe, Pike, and Wayne.
Twelfth, 1,495-Luzerne and Susuue.
hannah.
Thirteenth, 2,3Ol-Bradford, Wyoming
Sullivan, Columbia, and Montour.
Fourteenth, 3, 3,435-Dauphin, Northum.
berland, Union, Snyder, and Juniata
Fifteenth, l,99O-Cumberland, York,
and Perry.
Sixteenth, ?, ,403-Adams, Franklin, Ful.
ton, Bedford, and Somerset.
Seventeenth, I,604--Cambria, Blair.
Huntingdon, and Miff1in.
o0h'n' ~. o., AoI I-CenLre, clinton, Ly.
coming, Tioga, and Potter.
Nineteenth, 2,54O-Erie, Warren, Nc
hean, Clearheld, Elk, and Jefferson.
Twentieth, 1,5l2-Crawford, Venango,
Mercer, and Clarion.
Twenty.hrst, l l,547-Indiana, Westmore-
land, and Fayette.
Twenty-second, 2,572-Pittsburg.
TWenty-third, 1,77O-Allegheny in part,
Butler, and Armstrong.
Twenty-fOurth, l,641-Lawrence, Beav.
er, Washington, and Green.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
FOR SALE.

THE two story Frame House in MAN 81. ~,
l. now occupied by the subscriber, IS Onsi nsi.
ed at private sale. 1t is large and con';u
ent, and is situate in one of the most de'h' IT,,
BILE streets for residences in town, being ~ W
few steps from the business portion sSa g.,
entirely free from the noise, dust ana cOG.
sion incident to Market street. lheFe os
stable on the let, as well as fruit trees siS1i
vines, &c. For further Information
terms, inquire Of ,,,rq
Lewistown, Jan. o5, is65-4t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

Remarkable Explosion Of an Oil Well.
As Mr.. Jacob Grove, of Georges
Greek, Fayette county, was engaged, re-
Gently, in boring for oil on his farm, the
augur struck on deposit, which began at
once to rush upward with irresistible force,
flowing over the ground and saturating ev.
erything in the vicinity. A stream of hy-
drogen gas accompanied the oil, making a
loud noise aud filling the atmosphere. FL
nally, coming in contact with a stove in
shanty little distance off, terrible ex-
plosion ensued, but fortunately no one was
injured. The flames darted into the air
sixty feet high, threatening general de-
structlon. 1t soon gave in however and
the men succeeded 10 extinguishing it be-
fore any damage was done. For some
time the most lively alarm prevailed and
it is safe to predict that the engineers Dor.
Ing on Georges Greek for oil will take the
precaution in future to put out all the fires
In the neighborhood while at work.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
Estate Of John FlIson, Jr., deceased,

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of ad
~ ministration on the estate of John Filsop,
Jr.' late of Armagh township, deceased, have
oeen granted TO the undersigned, residing in
sald township. Persons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate are requested to come
forward and make immediate payment and
those having claims to present them duly
authenticated for payment
JOSEPH FILSON,
iebA Administrator.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01

S9-The Gazette is the only paper in this part of the
State printed power press, and has facilities for
doing work OF all kinds eeualedhy few We have
three presses IN operation-an Adams Power Press
for the Paper. double medium hand press for Jobs
and a Newbury JO6ber for Blanks, Cards. &c.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION,
The GAZETTE Is published every Wednesday bv
stfoEdE fKTsINGER Son. at $3.50 in advance, or 81 at
the end Of the year.
Cash Rates Of Advertising.
Administration or Executors Notices 81 so
Auditors do 90
Sheriff ) Sales, 8 lines 90
Each additional line 10
Estray Notice, four times, 90
Caution or other short Notices, so
Tavern Licenses single, 90
If more than one, each so
Registers Notices of Accounts, each so
Eight hines Of bourgeois seven lines OF nonpa-
Teh make square. About eight words constitute
line, so that any person easily calculate square
IN manuscript One square three tunes 81 and so cts
Tor each additional insertion.
Yearly advertisements will be inserted such
terms may be agreed on but all such held pay
able when ordered. They must also conhne them
esITeS to the space contracted for.
In all other cases lines constitute square, and
Will be so charged
We have also advanced our prices for Blanks, Hand
bills, &c.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
Appointment of Collectors.

oIICE is hereby given that the following
~ persons have been appointed Collectors
of State and County Taxes for 1865:
Joseph Winter, Bratton township.
Samuel Bratton, Oliver
James S. Brisbin, Brown
James A. Dysart, Wayne
David St!ne, McVeytown Borough
John W. Wilson, Union township.
Jas. B. Alexander, Armagh ="
Jas. NJ. Vanzant, Newton Hamilton.
Michael Rager, Decatur township.
James Wallis, Lewistown.
Jacob Rothrock, Derry township.
jacob Ort, Granville
Robert E. Wills, Menno
The above are required to file their bonds
with two approved securities at the COnnlF
sloners' office on THURSDAY, 9th February
on which day the duplicates will be readyf@
delivery.
By order of the Commissioners.
GEORGE FRYSINGER, Clerk
Lewistown, Feb. l, 1866
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1865-02-01
Destruction of the Smithsonian Insti.
tute by Fire

On the afternoon of the oath ult, fire
broke out in the Smithsonian Institute at
Washington which nearly destroyed that
noble edi6ce. The fire originated in the
loft above the picture gallery, between the
ceiling and the roof, caused, it is believed,
by defective fue. The ceiling soon fell
in and in few moments the gallery, was
one sheet of flame The fire, as it mount
ed the central tower and burst forth in full
volume from the main roof was magnif-
Gently grand, and curious spectacle was
presented by the steadiness of the reyolu-
tlons OF the anometer or wind register,
surmounting the tower, while the fierce
flame was ravenously mounting to its de-
struction.
The windows of the picture gallery soon
burst out, disclosing only the shell of the
room. There were some two hundred of
Stanley's pictures here. He had negotiated
for their sale to the Michigan University
Only FIVE or six of them were saved. The
loss is very serious, including the lecture
room, the philosophical instrument apart
ment and most of the valuable instruments.
The offices in the towers and the originals
OF the private records and archieves of the
institution were destroyed. The top of the
principal tower and several cf the battle
ments fell
The confagration was nearly altogether
confined to the main building and above
first story, the latter containing the museum,
which was damaged more by water than by
fire. The wings and corridors were not
much injured, The large library in the
west wing was not damaged The furni,
ture of Prof. Henry and other property
was injured by hasty removal. The full
extent of the loss is not ascertained. A
strong military guard was in attendance.
Great difficulty was experienced at first in
getting water. At no time could all the
steam fire engines have full play upon the
flames, and it was late in the evening be-
fore they were under full control.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-30

taines sont pris pour les trois quarts
parmi les lieutenants de l'arme ct pour
un qnart rarni les capitaines de Far
NEE ayant de 80 ! 40 ans ct 2 ans de
service dams leur grade (es capitaines
d'infanterie doivent avoir servi 2 ans
dams Ia cavalerie): de plus, un examen
special doit etre subj par les lieute-
nants ct les capitaines de l'armee avant
leur admission dams Ia gendarmerie.
Les emplois de chef d'eseadron ct de
Eeutenant.colonel sont devolus en- tota-
lite aux officers de rarme ceux de
colonel appartiennent pour quatro Gin
qaiemes aux officers de l'arme ct pour
un cinquieme aux colonels de cavale-
rie de l'srmee. gH . ,fsHa aa aasL
Les chefs de legion, dams Ia gendar.
merle departementale, sont pris parmi
les colouels ct les Observation-Disclosures ;
les compagnies departementales sont
commandees par un chef d'escadron ou
par un capitaine. ct sont subdivisees
en- autant de lieutenances quill y .
d'arrondissements; chaque lieutenauce
est commando par un capltaine on
par un lieutenant chaque brigade de
5 i 6 hommes est commandee, sui.
want sou importance, par un marechal
de logis ou par un brigadier.
Un decret du Ter octobre 1855 q
institute des flsres,geadarmes. lis sont
pris dams les corps d'ipfauterie ct de
cavalerie de l'armee et. doivent avoir
% ans au ,noius ct lS mois de service.
lis sont places aux chefs.lieux des
compagnies ct dams les diverses resi-
dences des officers; 81 les besoius do
service l'exigent, lis peuveut etre r.
parts dams les autres brigades. Lors-
qu'ils reminiscent les conditions ddge ct
de duree de service exigees par le de-
cret du Ter mars 1854. lis peuyent,
s'ils en- sont reconnus capables, pssser
gendarses; 81. r.lcur inaptitude, lis
sont reconnds ne podvoir convenir au
service speciat Dc lsgendarnerie. lis
sont reintegres dams lc corps d'oa lis
etaient sortis.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-30
cHRoNIouE LOCALE

1866, Sc meurt. 1866 est mort Sa-
lut i 1866 Puisse 10 tombe on des-
cend l'aunee qui 6nit. renfermer ct
clore de6nitivemeut rere de calauites
don't nous avons etc les temoins ct les
yictimes Detournons nos regards du
triste passe, ct tournons-les avec con-
fiance yers l'avenir. Suvsam suda
II est une chose qui ne meurt jamais
chez l'ho,nmc tant quill est debout,
Temperance Esperons ct travaillons.
LIE fruit de longs efforts est detruit, il
est vrai. mais nous ne devons pas per-
DIRE le temps en- regrets inutiles. Rap.
pelons nous renergie ct IL vertu de,
anciens lis etaient lnoins bien armes
que nous contre Ia nature ct lis ma.
vsicnt que, leurs bras pour defricher
ct oavrir le sol VERGE de Ia Louisiana
mais lis possedaieut l'iudomptable vo
,lonte 4 iaquelle rien ne resiste. Ce
sont eux qui ont jete les fondements
de l'edificc inaintenant emporte par i
souf1e de ia guerrc. C'est nous qu
rebatirons ayec les ruiues.
Pour nous conformcr IA bon Wei
usage, nous souhaitons 1 nos amis q
lecteurs Ia sante du corps ct celle d.
Fame. toutes deux 81 necessaires !
l'euvre de reparation qu'ils ont ac
compliI; }; nous ,souhai;ous au pays \
paix ayec lui-meme ct svec le monde
Ia restauration de l'ordre dams les re
| lations politiques ct sociales ct Peta
blissement de lois justes ct conforme
taux besoins nouv csux,S qui assurent ]
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-30
t&st5t ~ 4&Dt e. #h@4 @siEM 4#e4ttA
G,E N ID A r. NJ E r / f

On s'est beauconp tlev6. ct non
sans rsison, contre les armees per.
msnenies. Ces redoutables institn.
tions militaires semblaient etre une
Vegetation naturelle des monarchies
et les gouverncments lib6rsnx, de.
mocrstiqnes on repnblicains les re-
poussaient avec defiance. Avant ID
gucrre, les Etats-U -Unis n'entrete-
nsient qa'sne armee dc 10000
hommes. ct cctte arm6s n'6tait
qa'an corps de police distribute sur
les frontieres ct charge de pr6venir
et r6primer les incnrsions ct les
dSpredations indiennes. II couvicn-
draft done. snivant mons, de reve-
MIRA rancien aysteme, d'achever le
Ncenciement des tronpea qni. en-
dApit d-s apparences, ne feront pas
IL gnerre. etde conserver IN corps
deipolicA analogue I Pancien, mails
plns nombrenx. et.operant ! l'inte-
iieur CONNIE ID gendarmerie fran
csNe.is or1H gavh egihsi tiasp sI
=, Pour qne Porganisation don't
mons psrlona matt aucun caracterc
blessant e rien qui rsppeIle les die.
cordss psss4es ct voccnpation mill
taire qu'elies ont amenSe, pour que
moss oayons ss!fpol;0 CONNIE nous
aorons plus tard. i fant resperer,
aslegscsr~ae~s, il serait bon. ct
msme Indispensable. que les cadres
de l'organisation' uDs fois arretes ct
les chidscs iixes, chaque Etat re-
crutAt lui-msme con oontingent de
telle, sorte que nous n'eussions pas
4 subir I lei 10 contact d'hommes
6trangers iet hostilss l NOS lidtes ct
l nos .meurs. CONNIE Ies MATHIS de
de ID Nouyelle. Angleterre par
exeapls. car Ialopsl nous ferions dn
dtsordrc en- youlant faire de lordre.
La I.oaisiAnc fournirait ses propres
gendarncs, et trait nsturcllement
les prendre parmi ceux de 'ses SOL
dsts ieai sslsont distisguls pArlspr
courage, leur devouement ct leur
bonnie conduite. Lesi chooses ~ se
passent pas sntremeut dams IL for
nation de ces compagnies financie.
res, isdnstrielles on commerciales
qui opsrent ! u fois - 6ndst %
Nord, choisissant CONNIE membres
q CONNIE agsnts dss o6cierss sconf1.
dlr9s IN Sud e dss officers ftd4
raux Al Nerd. s3ssss 80 -
;Qusat ssx frais dune gendsrme-
~. - nationale, liz ssropt ldgers en-
'compsrsisos dss services ,rssdus.
tces services dAillsafsl sort dune
slsolss q srgssts ntosssitt Ien
yjaos d'aps popslAt Mon ttn9qusment
dSlivF6s d'sntrsvss stsslsirss, st
won't y deyenir bien plos encore en-
prsseacs do torrent de rSmigration
qus nous axeps r.ison d'appeler et
quigslfandre s4pltdeassmeut spr
nous. Popr qse tant dSltments
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1865-12-30

1900. puis d 1885, non compri'
Paris. II etc considerablement aug
mente depuis ls4S; en- 1852, il Sc
composait de 24,491 hommes.
On appelle Gendarmeris maritime ur
corps special de gendarmerie affecte au
service des ports, des arsenaux ct de Ia
police dams les ACCOMPLISHMENTS mari.
times de Ia France. II renferme cinq
compagnies June par arrondissement)
Files Torment 81 brigades. don't 8 resi-.
dent i Cherbourg, II a Brest, 13 a
Lorient, Z Rochefort, ia Toulon.
Pour entrer dams Ia gendarmerie, il
faut appartenir ou avoir appartenu a
l'armee ct remplir les conditions sui.
vantes !. etre age de 25 4 40 ans au
plus (les anciens gendarmes seuls pen
vent etre 1admis jusqu'a As ans)
2. avoir au tDoins metre u centime-
tres pour 1arme j cheval, ct N. 10
Q. pour l'arme ] pied IS. avoir servi
activensnt sous les drapeaux peudan,
8 ans NJ moins !; 4. savoir lire ct ecrire
correctement /; 5. justi6er dune bonnie
conduite. soutenue. e.-L'admission est
dscidee par arrete ministerial. sur Ia
presentation dun inspecteur general
de rarmee, dun general commandant
une division territorisle ou dun chef
de legion Dc Ia Sgendsrmerie. A Ia
demande d'admiseion doivent etre
jointes les pieces suiraDtes (: !. Ia posi-
tion du militaire a, moment on il q
quite le service; 2 les resources pc.
cuniaires don't il peut disposer pour
subvenir au1 ffais q son equipement;
8. son etat civil; a, 2 detail de ses SER
vices anterieurs; 5. Sne demande ecrite
par le candidat sou. les yeux du CON-
mandant du corps ou de la compagnie /;
6. son acte de Nuisance dament l4ga-
lise I. son congo dianitif, avec up
certi6cat de ,bonns couduite. ou le
congo provisoire 3. un certi6cat de
bonnes vie ct menrs delivre par le
msire de "a commnne sill est rentre
dams ses foyers depais plus de six
mois; .. 10 relieve ds punitions subies
par lui 1 son deinier corps; 10. m
certi6cat de ,netrsge constatant sa
taille. ct un ccrti6cst de medecin cons
tatant .qu'il est parfaitemept valide ct
propre au service. -f sae.l =
Pour passer 6rigadier. il faut avoir
etc ~ moins 6 mos gendarme ct etre
porte au tableau advancement, ou
bien stre dams larmee adjudant, ser.
gent-major on marschal de logis chef
pour passer ssarfcial de logis, il faul
6 mois de service dams le grade de bri'
gadier; Ill en faut autant ldansle grade
de marechal do logis pour 6trc mare
ehal De bgis eA.fi Les adjudants sonl
pris parmi les sous-oficiers de l'arms
ayant IN an de service dams leur grade
Dess services extraordinaircs peuvenl
meriter une inscription exceptionnells
au tableau advancement .-Ces pres
criptions sont egalement applicables
h garde do Paris, l h gendarmeri'
'deparmeDtale e ! Ia gendarmerie iln
pSriale. fl.ia7 4et Il .s6 pi /
loGP Pour les grades d'ofdciers, les Hsatt
nants sont pris moitie parmile sous
ofIcisrss o. rarme. noitie parmi le'
lieutebants de cavalerie ayant de 25
IS an et i an de service dams leu
grade, ,ou parmi les ,liestenants din
fiptcrie qui ont servi 2 ans dams ID ca
,valeris /: cette derniere condition mes
pas imposee pour 4 gsrde de Paris Z
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