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ON A DAY-Buslness entirely new apd honora-
0Iu BILE. Liberal inducements. Descriptive cir.
culars free. Address J. q. RAND CO., Biddeford.
Me, 3m5
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FEMALE DIsEAsEs.-DR. CILLEY's extensive
and highly successful practice In the treatment Of all
diseases peculiar 10 the sex. warrents him In saying
that his patients may expect Immediate reisT, and
fnai and perfect I'm the worst eucorr-
hRa or Whnss. ChlorOsls Green Stekn<ss, Dysmen-
orrhGa or Painful NeHarudfioH, Metritis or Infama-
tIon ofMs WoBb and Prolapsus Uteri or Falling Of
s Homb, will be treated In sciennca and success
full manner. tHEspecia attention given 20 the treat.
ment Of difhcult cases of Amenorrb9a or Snppreued
Nsnsrnafon, and cure warranted IN erery case with
out exposure, risk or injury. no mailer from chat
eause tie routle may hare artses.-As All 0bsterical
with infalble success In every instance.
DIFFICULT CASES--T1IE DOCTOR especially re-
quests all aicted with Chronic or Long Standing Dis
of any nature or name which have banned the
skill OF other Physicians, % give him call, rs In
majority Of all such cases he can effect speedy and
sURGICGi. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES had an e,.
tensve practice In the best Hospitals In the county
the Doctor viii attend 10 the performance Of all surg:
ica operations IN the most scientific and approved
manner. Amputatons made. Tumors removed with
DISEASES or A STRICTLY PRIVATE NATURE
speedily and permanently cured by new method OF
treatment without risk. exposure or deiension from
'I PRIVATE ROOMS FOR coNsULTATIoN.-My
Rooms are arranged with private apartments for
consultation, that patients need not each other
No CHARGE FOR ADVICE. and terms very low In all
cases. Patients visited aud Medicines sent 10 any
part Of the country. Good board and nursing flrn-
ished 20 patients while under treatment fdesired.
sH-Ofhce hours from to II A. NJ, IRON TO 5 and
7to9P. NJ. Residence, Hardy House. No. 81, Alfred
Street. "
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JOINT RESOLUTION suthOrirlng the donation Of CIR
tain property Of the Unlted States, In the city Of Gal
weston, state of Texas. TO said city.

weston, stale 81 Texas, TO said CITY.
Ne enacted By the Senate and House ef Representa-
tvrs 90 the Unitei States % America In Coogrss
bed That the buildings barracks. ebces, sheds cisterns
ami 80 lsth the property % the United States In the city
% Galveston State OF Texas abandoned ~ the United
States trcops and ordered N be sold At public auction
uDd,r the dircction q the QuArtemAsurS dspartn<ut
b. and The hereby denA,ed hereinafter pro
ybied s sa city q Galveston Cor the purpose OF aiding
the saId city In holding agricultural mechanical and bOr
tieul,arAl ir and In dsvsoppg the agricultural and
chancsi resources % aid State r such cther pub
Nc USE. as may sem god 10 the suhores q said city Of
Galveston Prersdsd That thls revolution shall not be
coos,rued convey any Tile In the grounds vbereou The
said bulkngs hsrseks tnoes, sheds, cisterus and %
NTH are snAis ox any authority demoi-h destroy
In san bot 10 b held 10 be turpe to the Unite states
Whenever required IOr any purpose iOf the use q The gov.
eminent.
Approved, July Is, $50.
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JOINT RESOLUTION granting coodemned cannon 10 the
D~ia.are soldiers and s~or' Monument AssosiAiion-
Be d resolved BY hs Ssssfs and House Of Repre-
ssstafir,s Of As Usifed States Of Lmsrsoa IN Cos
grsss asssmbisd, That the Secretary u War 70 hereby
suthosis~i 70 deliver To the Siiers' and saio Mcou
ment Association q Wilmington, Delaware, ten pieces Of
eoedemosd brass
Approved, July Is, 1870.
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VNyANTED AGENTS-To sell the OCTAGON
wv SEWING MACHINES. Its licences, makes
the ''Elastic Lock stitch and 10 warranted Tor
years. Price SIS. All other machines with an un.
derfeed sold for SIS or less are infrngements Ad.
dress OCTAGON SEWING MACliINEC0., St. Louis
No., Chicago, Ill, Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston, Mas
3mM
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Approved, July II, 1870

JOINT RESOLUTION authosiilns the Scrrtsry Of War
TO transfer 10 Keokuk, Iowa, eOodemped ordnance Tor
the Ouamsnaton Of the soliie cemetery at that place
Be 10 resolved ~ hs Senate s.d Mousse Of Repress~-
tafipss Of As Usiisd States If Lmsrioa ~ Cesgrsss
assembled, That the Secretary q War be, and he 10
hereby suihored and dr-c,sd 10 transfer om the near
est point 20 Ksokuk Iowa such coodsmoed ornapce -
he may dem proper To be used In the ornAmeutatoo q
the soldiers cemetery st sah city.
Approved, July II, 1870.
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OFFICIAL.

Laws OF shs United states passed At the
Second Session OF tho forty-Firss Con-
gross.
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JOINT RESOLUTION granting condemned cannon fOr
the erestica Of sokiers' monumental. 80


the sr,ctica Of soldiers monumepts.
Re r,.o,vei by the senate and Icass a Representa-
tive % ne United States % America In Coogress Assem-
he'd That the SECRETARY q War IL hsvby sathosed and
dIrre,e deliver 10 the idses Soldiers Monument A..
sceaiin u the city a BrdgspOs Coossccut eight pieces
% eoodsmDe iroo cannon, TO be used In the erection q
monument On seA se PART, In sad city a Bridgeport
10 he DeoSy q the snlier Who M In The Of The
bsllion.
Sue 4 And be n fnrthsr rsc,vcd That the sscrvary
Of War he AMI be hsrvby h. directed 10 deliver bur con-
.mped pleces q ircn crinaDce 10 zach q the ovins
pl.s-s Vi. Quincy Inpols, Morrstosn, morris county.
New jersey Ea.tbc, Connecticut Prseurr, rennsyi-
vsuia Jsr,sy CITY. Nee Jerpey @ Miner Maine
HsighisiOvu, New Jersey The LAdes' Mccumecs As'e-
eatioo 90 rroris, Illinois the Naticna sohiseu Ceme-
terry, At Grancu, West Virginia the fAnhlm County
Moaumentai Association, Chsmbssbury. Pennsyivana
70 be u In ths eviction Of scfk' Dooa<otA % In he
opam<ntatioa % The P,otsfsf, That no expenss
be Incurred By the government DC he The
ssc J. Aud b. u nrth~r r,.oly-h That he Secretary
q War BE- and he 10 hervny. sothcsed 10 p,see II the
d,po~a q the Lincoln Monument Association incoo>td
hv ct a. Coagre~s, much danased and op<urui
bsoase and brAss ocinADc-.as mu be pscessu cut Of
.h<h 70 eass The p<insp~i nsarss q Nd uooamsst,
from time 10 time the mcies Are comp<scd- hi t-.,
Approved, July Is, 1870
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AGENTIs;s 3, W :ussI1IE Es;74'sa PER aa!
CllNEC CO., BOSTON, MASS, or ST. LOUIS, NO:
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r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents,

Late <gsat Of fAs Uamsd Sfafss Psissf oNes, RssA
isgfes, ssto As <st OF ls17,
20 state st., opposite Kiiby 81, Boston,
TIER IN extensive practice Of upwards Of &c
n years. continues 70 secure patents In the Unit.
ed States also 10 drssi Britain. France and oihsi
foreign countries. Caveats specineat Ions, Bonds,
Assignments. and oil papers or drawing. for Pat.
ents, executed on reasonable terms with dispatch.
Researches made into American and Foreign
works, TO determine the validity and Utility OF
rendered on III matters touching the same Copies
Of the claims OF any patent furnished. BY rsmlt-
Ing one dollar. Assignments recorded In wash.
ipEton.
fseihfiss ~ stfsisiss Psfssfs Or ssssrfs's'as hs
During. eight month. the subserber. 10 the
eourss Oh his large practice made on fsies yssi,d
applications. SIXTEEN AfPEALs, EVERY ONK
Of which vas decided ~ las Iss~by the Commits.
10Th TESTIMONIALS
"rregard NJ. Edfy % one Of the most eapehs
sd .ssesssfsi practitioners with whom have had
'n'''' 'a'i ciiS.fes MASON. comr or p.,.o,,
IL have no hesitation 10 assuring invsntors hat
they cannot employ man more s..Ssfssi s-<
frsstsssfAy, and morn capable Of putting their ap-
plIcatlons In Q form 10 secure Tor them IN early
and hvorsbis eonsldsration at the Patent once.
lI EDMUND BURKE.
Late Com'r Of Patsnts..
-Mr. r. II. Eppy has made fos ne THIRTEEN
applications, on ell but ONE Of which patents
have bssu Ersnted. and that one 10 ses Ssatssg.
Such unmlstaka proof OF great talent and Abil.
ity on his part, leads me 20 recommend ALL To-
vsnter. 70 apply 70 him to procure tnsir rsssnt,,
sitsstlon bcstowsd on their eases, and q very rec
sossbIs charges. JOHN TAGiiABr.-
Boston. Jan. .. 1870. I've
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JOINT RESOLrrTOS 10 euah,s The Secretary q The
rrsruu to collect wrecked and anaDfoocf psvYsfV,
dsrset claims, and dues b<ongios TO the United saie
he resssst ~ tAs Ssssfs ssi Hssss u RVrsses-
fsfsrss Of tie Uslsf Sfafss az <nsr,oa ~ cvsysss
assembled. That M Secretary q Ne ressury hereby
aahstsed 10 male such cootr>cs and prcvistoos - he
nay desm mose sfvAs<agsc Dc ne inierss a oe eov-
eminent, Nc NE p<vssrvauoa. ole, coection OF any
pscp~ru, % Ne psucvuis thsef which nag have len
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jurdisoo q s csSs>d sstes, and which eashs
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Coakessas statrs 90 t<ir serna aud no e<sustug 10
The Cuissd stAtes. vhicA mo- vhhhsh o. rsassd By
any psussn, eerpsauon, % munidp~iiU vhAfevs, ana
al a. b. eorsed and rssivsi b. tAs United ssal<s, asa
An such eootcts 20 sew such eopsosaiiss ~ any pr
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The life OF 0corgo P, Belden, who, ffom love OF
the Ererv Day LIE aad Peculiar Cusfesss
or the IsdiaNs, left homo Of plenty In New
Philadelphia, o.. jonsd the Indians adopted their
and chief Oh 100 lodges, served the Government
with his braves against the hostile Indians; and
Lieutenant In the Regular Army, which positiou he
but recently resigned 70 return 70 The Wild liis he
them Fall Page. with Portrait OF the Asfher,
ali engraved expressly for this work. A most At
trsctive book, Astounding In thrilling adventure,
and curious, useful and original information. Send
tents, and sample pages. @. y. VENT, Publisher,
College Place, New York. 4w5
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THE MAGIC COMB Ill s ss S:s az z 'si Pc.
manent black OF brown. II contains NO POISON.
Any ono can use II. One sent by mall for 81. Ad.
dress MA0IC COMB CO., Springfield, Mas.
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AN ACT concerning divorces in the District of c

Be enacted by tie Senate and Houss az Repressnta-
hires fhs Usiied States q dmsrtca in Congress
ssmtd That In addition To the causes for which the
grant divorces from the bond marriage such divorce
may be granted for-first. IabitnA drunkenness for
period of three years the part Of the party
planned against. Second. Cruelty OF treatment en-
dang erng the life health Of the party complaining.
Third. Wiinnl desertion and abandonment by the
party complained against OF the party complaining for
the null uninterrupted space Of two years.
Approved, June l, $50.
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A RESOLUTION appointing managers ofthc National

Resolved by As Sssais and House Of Representatives
ortAs Uaifed Slater Of dsrtcd Congress assssbie
That the following persons and they are hereby,
appointed managers Of the National Asylum for Dis
ahed Volunteer Soldiers. under the OF the
second section Of the act approved March
one thousand eight hundred and slxty-slS Lewis II.
iunckel Of Ohio Jay Cooke, OF rennsy vania and
John g. Lavender. OF Missouri whose terms expire
the twenty first day OF April In the year Thousand
eight hundred and seventy.
Approved, June 3, 1870.
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SECRETARY Of he tsssury msy deem us md rsscoabse
Provided, That no eosi o. claim, of vhstevS nsos %
pssurs sha become eharreahie tn Untsd etates In
% obtaining preserving. collecting, recieving, % MAKING
available property, dsbt dues, OF nterests which shai
pot be raid from ssch moneys shall be realised and ne
esved Iron The property % collected, under each 'Psene
aSreemsnt
Approved, June n, ls7a
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REsoLuToS IN relation To- a., the s"%psp:son

Rssoired BY tie Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States ~ dmerTca CoH1ress assembled,
That the secretary Of the Interior be, and he Is hereby,
authorized To increase the compensation OF assistant
arshais In taking the OF eighteen hundred and
seventy whenever I'm his Judgment such increase shall
be necessary Frotfded That In case shall such In
crease exceed MY per centrm OF the amount Of com.
pensation allowed by law and no such additional
allowances shall be made except when by reason OF
heretofore allowed by law Is not sufficient, shall
the entire compensation be more than eight dollars per
ployed.
Approved, June 3, $50. H
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JOINT RESOLUTION to correct an error In the en-
rolment Of . Joint resolution therein named.
Be resolved by tie Senate and Hosse Of Rspressnia-
nves Of he Uniied States u Ameriea On CoSgress as
sesd That the second section OF the Joint resolution
authorizing the sale OF certain lands at Springfield,
Massachusetts, and for other purposes approved May
fourth, eighteen hundred and seventy. be amended
opened, &C.. Instead Of "Ryers street." rs Il was err
roneously enrolled.
Approved, June 8, $50.
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JOINT REVOLUTION IN permit the seervtsry Of the
Treasury 10 ALLOW certain boats TO carry passengers and
their baggage between American ports on Lake ou-
taTio.
Be % resolved sy tls Senate and House Of Rsprsssn-
tafirss Of hs United states If dmuica IN Congress
assmbisd That the SECRETARY Of the Treasury BE- and he
hereby authorised allow the steamboats, q the Cana
dian Navigation Company built In the United Sates and
pO~ OwDet by that eOmpaDy, D carry passenger and
their baggage between Rochester,, Os~ego, and other
American ports the south shove Of Lake Ontario, sub
ject to ssch r,gulatloos ss he may establish.
Approved, July Is, 1870
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RESOLUTION 10 authorize the Secretary OF the
Treasury to Issue American register 10 the bark
Live Oak and 10 the ship Agra Of Boston.
Resolved BY the Senate and Roa,s Of Representatives.
Of TIE Uned States % America 10 Cos9res assembied,
That the Secretary Of the Treasury be- and he II here
by, authorized and directed 20 issue American
lister 20 the british bark Live Oak owned by citizens
OF New Bedford Massachusetts, aud 10 the ship Agra,
OF Boston, owned by Thomas Ii. Wales and Company.
Approx ed. June I. $50. -
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SEC. 6. ARd D. further enacted, That copy OF an,
license and certificate, recorded In said book. certified
by said clerk under his hand and the seal OF the court
shall be competent evidence OF said marriage.
Approved, June 1, ls7V. ..Ir. ...
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JOINT RESOLUTION suthcriIng the Secretary Of War
TO furnish cannon TO u.s. kers' FOt" In RSeriew GEM
etery, II rrvn,oo, New jersey.
Be resolved BY hs SeHafe and House Of Rsyrsssn-
titirss of hs UrIt,d States Of Insrioa IN Coarsa
asssmbIed That the Secretary Of the War he authorized
10 furnish x n of cooemped or ornamental
ton % The "soidier PiOt' In Riyeries csmetery, at
Trenton, New Jersey.
Approved, July Is, 1870
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JOINT RESOLUTION giving condemned ordnance IN The
National Asylum fOr Disabled Soldiers, Milwaikee, Wis

Be % resolved By ns Senate and House Of Reprs-
ssrfsi,pes Of tls Usifsd states Of Iasrtea Con-
grsss ssssssbisd That the Secretary of War he and he
hereby a. authorized and directed TO transfer to the Ma
tiOaal Asylum ios Disabled Soldiers In Milwaukee, Wis
eonsln x pieces % condemned ordnance 10 be placed In
the soliier' crrnstery at Milwaukee.
APproved, July Is, 1870.
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A RESOLUTION authoriring the Secretary Of War to
take charge Of the Gettysburg and AnetAm national
cemeteries
RESOLVED ky ns Senate and House of Rsyrsssnfa-
tires of tie Unifsd States II Issrtca N Congress as
sembsd, That the SECRETARY % War be- and the zane 10
hereby directed 10 accept and tle charge Of the Soldiers
National Cemetery at Gettysburg Pennsylvsna, and the
Antetsm National cemetery at Shzrpsburg, Maryland,
Whenever the ccmmIss and TRUSTEES having charge II
sAd cemeteries are ready IN transfer their care the gen.
srai government That when the aibrementoned ceme-
sties are placed under the control % the Secretary o
War. tAaf they be taken 81 and maintained In &C
euraDce With the proysoos % the q Coogss ent
tled sAn establish and protect national cemeteries"
approved FEBRUARY twenty-five, eighteen hundred and
sixty seven.
Approved. July II, 1870.
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JOINT RESOLUTION Authorizing N. extension Of the
supervision Of the Cap it'll police the Botanical

Representatives. of ns Usitsd Sistss Of <nsrioa IN
coags. assembled That the super,isioo of the Capi-
police be extended the Botanical garden and that
until Otherwise orered and especially during the period
employed Or rbudng the renee surrounding The Erounds
sdditoos poce brce may h employed, DEEMED Deces-
ssry the expense tr which shall be betrayed hon the con-
ngsnt the Senate and llose u Representatives
Provided Aorsrer That the additional number u police
men iOs this purpose sha not excosd three al any time
Approved, July Is, 1870.
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AN ACT TO supply a deficiency In the Apr,
AN ACT to a, the salary of the sall Of the Court Of

BE IL enacted by the Senate aud Hoase Of Rep~eserta-
tires Of the United States Of america IN Congress
sebd That nom and aer the passage Of this act the
annual salary OF the bz Of the Court Of Claims shall
be at the rate Of fifteen hundred dollars PER annum to
be paid as now provided by law.
Approved, June 7, 1870.
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JOINT RESOLUTION relative TO the pay Of the Capitol
tolies and Watchman -

Re rsso,rsd By ne ss.sis snx Hosss Of Repre-
sestafiues Of ths Unisd States Of <m,rSeo IN Cow
gsss asssmbied That the discharged by the rrfuc-
oa % the Capitol poe aud v.iehDsn rce be pah for
The ervni month q July, and thai the sane be paid out
THE cootpsrnt nd q the senate and House u Rspr
sentAiive- In equal propertiooa-
Approved, July Is, lsTo.
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IL minister OF - church In -,
hereby certify that BY authority Of license OF the
foregoing, soleu1nised the marriage of the parties
Aforesaid. on the - day Of, eighteen -, at
-, In the District Of Columbia. mn.
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throaeh hss cetihcatss and rvtncs and rscrnmenda.
tions q their medicines ty s decd uho canned sapss
contradct them, Who, besdes 20 furhr their impo
sitioos cory hun medical books much hat 10 written Of
he qualities and effects of dnervut bets soA pans sod
ascrbs sl the b their is Hxtracts sp-cines ke,
most OF which, si contain Mercury, hseanss ef the
ancient belief u IL curing ythns. bot Known
70 .khl than b eurvd, and ss ma kiii ooostitu
Tim Nv mi fol
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SIC. s. fsd Be- q FARTHER ssaeted, That said clerk
shall provide record book Of his once, consisting OF
licenses IN the above form, printed In blank, one OF
which he shall an up with names Of the parties for
whose union any license has been issued, and beneath
lister who solemnired the marriage, I'm the following
form: ......#
The Portland daily press., 1870-05-25


The following general order has been issued
from the headquarters of the Grand Army of
the. e.Republic, in Washington, by order OF Gen.
Logan, the Commander-in-Chief, relative to
the observance OF Decoration Day." Mon
day, May 30:
HEADQUARTERS G. A. OF THE REPUBLIc,l
ADJUTANT-GENFRAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, April ~, 1870.
GENERAL ORDERS No. S.-First-The an
nual ceremonies of " Memorial Day,n which
has been firmly established by rational choice
and consent, will take place on Monday, May
80.
SecOnd-All departments, districts, posts
and comrades OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public, wherever dispersed throughout the
land, will unite in such manner, and with such
ceremonies for the proper observance of the
day as may be best suited to each respective
locality, and all organizations. communities
anu persons whose grateful aid, sympathy and
prayers sustained us throughout the dark
days OF the nations peril, and those whose
loyal, patriotic hearts beat in unison with our
own, and who have heretofore, or may hereaf-
ter, JOIN with us in the observance OF this ma
tlonal Memorial Day, are hereby cordially in
vited to unite, and earnestly requested to lend
thelr AID and assistance in strewing the pure
garlands OF Spring, that come with votive
memories OF love and prayer, DER the mounds
tnat marx the cOuntry's altar and fold in rest
eternal our martyred dead.
This is the third public observance of day
Wnlch mas become marked and national for
this sacred occasion. Many are now missing
rom our ranks who were with us before. Time
with busy finger, counts the hours for all. ain
the midst OF life We ale in death" and one by
one our veterans are mustered out" to Join
the Grand Army on high. Let this teach us
that we should so live that when we too are
gone, it can be said: He was citizen, SOL
dler, and comrade, "without fear and without
reproach."
Third-It is desirable that the memorial
services may be preserved, and Department
and Post Commanders will forward direct to
the Adjutant General at National Head quar-
tiers, record OF such proceedings as paI sc
cur IN each locality. Should thS -'.me appear
in the Press, or by pa--rAsfer, duplicate cor
rected copv 10 requested
by order of
JOHN A. LOGAN, Commander-in-C Chief.
VIM. L. COLLINS, Adjutant- General.
HANSON E. WEAVER, Ast. Adj. General.