Special Order for Nauvoo Legion, 3 April 1843
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Special Order for Nauvoo Legion, 3 April 1843
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JS and , Special Order, to , , Hancock Co., IL, 3 Apr. 1843. Version published in Wasp, 5 Apr. 1843, [3].
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HEAD QUARTERS.
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April 3d, 1843.)
SPECIAL ORDER.
THE Nauvoo Legion are hereby ordered to parade on the usual ground, in this on Saturday the 6th day of May next, at 10 o’clock, A. M., completely armed and equiped, for inspection.
It is hoped that every company, both in the and throughout the whole , belonging to the Legion will turn out on that day, in such style as to do honor to themselves, the Legion and the State of , as the Inspector General Major General, will be here on that day in glittering uniform, cap-a-pie, from his residence on , N. Y. to inspect the Legion.
Any field officers or volunteer companies in the regions round about, who may wish to parade with us on the occasion, will be received with proper respect and courtesy. The order of the day will be made known on the day of the cohort parade.
By order of the Lieutenant General, Joseph Smith.
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Major General, N. L. [p. [3]]
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