ATTENTION 0FFICERS
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The Governor and Commander in Chief having, by his preliminary Proclamation of the 9th instant. directed "each and every General of Division, Gen. eral ot Brigade and Colonel of Regiment, to take, forthwith, all necessary and proper steps to ascertain the strength and condition of their respective com mands, m men, arms, and equipments; and 10 report, at the earliest practicable moment to the ApJuTA ANT GENERAL, this is to suggest 10 all officers thus called upon that, under present circumstances it is notdeemed requisite hatther Reports, to this ofice should be made out according to any precise form ; and particularly that no delay in complying with the order of the Commanderin- Chief, should be in cured, by waiting to obtain printed forms. All that is now required is brief, but accurate statement of "the strength and condition, in men, arms and equipments, of the Divisions, Brieades and Regi- meuts under their respective commands This may be done in few words, without any particular or precise form of arrangement or expression.

 Any information, as to the views of the Comman- der-n chief in regard to organization or the con strnctlon paeedupon any portion the Militia Law ofthe State, al this office, will be promptly and cheerfuliy furnished to all officers who desire it.

 S0LON B0RLAND,

 ApJ'T GENERAL OF

 ARKANSAS MILITIA