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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

A SCHOONER DESTROYED We stated on
Saturday that the Yankee guuboats had again
shelled Coffee Bluff. We learn that they sue
ceeded in throwing shells and hot shot into a,
schooner lying near the batteries, which set her
on fire, aud Consumed about fifty bses of cotton
which she had on b ard. Coffee Bluff is on the
Little Ogeschee, and at that point there we're
stationed an artillery corps only, which retired
some distance in the woods as soon as the gun
boats opened IRE The 2unboats stood eff from
two and hslf to three miles during the bonn
bardmeut.-Sarannah Necs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20
OFFICE or c. G. SUBsIsrEyCs,
RICHMOND Va Tulv ~ lSf1

Captain billiard is hereby authorized to col
iect from the cemmissaries all of the hides they
may have from time to time, paying for them
what ne may consider fair price. The com;
missaries are hereby required to transfer aH OF
the hides as they accrue to Captain DIllard he
to provide transportation for them.
L B. NoRTHUP, c. G. V.
But still great many hides are lost which
ought to bo saved; spd commanders of corps
should apply the corrective. Sometimes, in
deed, the want Of his cooperation, and the ia
cili,ies which ne alone can command, cause the
losses. With the speedy processes for tsnniog
lately discovered leather could then be had il
comparative Abundsnce. In like manner, the
tallow, if carefully saved and preserved, would
supply candles
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

= An Irishmau describing a toad, said e
was queer bird; when it sso "a I'D It vas no
tal er than when it sal down aad wh4n Il asw.
It went Wid digil Of = Jolt,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

~ We hear reports both by the Central
tain and the Western train, Of Corlina raid
being on he carpet under the aus pices Of Judge
Davis. The reports mention 1900 Mexicans, As
being IN the expedition 0us letters from San
Antonio are to the 5-h, and of such character
as would most ceftainly have contained men
ton Of such a raid, II there was any knewn Of
there. They make no mention of it. IF there
is such raid,it wall not take long for the West
ern Tcxsns to gobble up the crowd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-20

Br On Saturday night, about II o'clock, the
dwelling house of Henry Clipper. in the eastern
part CT the city (Frost TOWN. took fire and was
entirely destroyed The cause of the ire is IN
known The house WAS one Of the better class
Of that neghborhood, and is a total loss together
with All tie furniture, clothing, etc, Of family
OF six or eight persons, leaving them destitute
Hr Clipper is an old citizan Of Houston, and a
worthy man, We should be glad to sec some
thing dons for his relief E1ehange
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
NO. 462.
MEDICAL.
ScroGuia, or kinx,s Evil,

co1suraron.f disease. ocr-upr-o q ths
: ho0f ty which his nuid becomes vitisted weak
40 poof ie;ns "a ne oiroalAtios- Il Perv<des ths
~1e.e body. ard may hnrst in tiseasr any pas
81 r. NQ esSl lree .lo - sst@cks, 4 tb-re
whcii = Ir-v net destroy. TIE scrc.-eus tnifa
. varnsly csuse1 - AIescar.al .seAse. low v:r-.
.ls-ee ~ unhealthy fcod. impure ar, alta snc
tii4g aafis, tse ,4.ssl. wees, azd, abore al b
ite strfrcti ufection- Nha.eyer b. IT, origin. Il =
t1-rts-y 81 -ee g tct.o-. cescercing .lrcn ps-
sel-s 80 chl1rcu unto the tliE1 AID fooTth gcners
lo-,' indeed. II ser-s - tc tie rcd 81 Him vhe
says, II vi s.st tae i1is4l,-s s - i4kers utcn
their children-"
n ccTufi g. l.e..ols matter. which. IN the lungS
LIVER, AID internal organs Is termed iErbercies
lac glands ssFelin; and On the surface. eruption
Cy sascs. tls .Cui corrupton which ccnccrc IL -.
ho5t dcprcsscs he energies q !lfa - thsf scrosn.
laus complaints. hut they have Tar lczs power
withstand ts afaef- 4 oshez diseases; eonsssaeat
I'll number, perish ty disorders which. altbccSt
s, -crofaioas b. her nature. stll reedsrcs "a
81. ~ tlis t1..t a .he ss.-.ra. Most % BE css.-
sanps.o4 ~li,a seCrnsted he hurnsa faaiiy ns-rsf
f1 go .-rectT "a tLis se<oi1lors ccntAulLse
fraly destructive dsss>es - TIE liver. I'D
b-aia. s.ls. indeed. of a.; TIE orsens arise froir
"a aggravated : : ne sane ca =.
O.g Q.ar.cr % az people are scrciliocss slsir
psrsons invaded by tAss lrr,.1g irfecs'e-. sns
ttclr cath s Undermined by IL TO cleanse u fr1l
sse sss-au lust renov,.e the blood ~ a-se-a-
tre ncc.c.ne an iny.gorAie il By hea,th3 faoi 49,
egcIs'.e. Nrc1 sccicinc We supply n
AYER'S
Compound Extrec. Of Ssrsaparilla
lLe altst 1aectra remedy vnict a. .--ticai skn -
orr tf-s ca ervise for this exery ~hete pre<siEs
A. fatal aaiae-. if ccmhined frhm - noet ACTIVE
i-ls,lals .at bsve beel discovered Tor The expur-
rafiaa &. inir y titcrLcr non tie tiosrl an1 "a
rescac II -. tsstcln = - de<s- -cti~e conss-
s,~Ioes Hcrcc Il shoald - .zapioye- % he re
q ~. C4 Ia, - tleo tslst ot-ef Ate>--is
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-rrslvc az So D.sc4ses. 81 -.-~-p-y- PIE.
49, = Fry las. flmplos. fustuies. Eie.ct-
g. biaans and ho.'r. IG'rc-s, letter ana osli
L.s1r- 81 ttal. Alsecrn. Abel-
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/, l1acd ia F.ih. = trgclela atlD 90 9
tlooe Tie particular .afi.ose Aiid virtue - th-~
Sa~ssrara i &c parity ard r. -s- .ga.eshs vital H.
H. ~ithout which sc1rc heAith L impossible n c-
q f...t..ss.f rnr. .rttultoI.s
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n.e- ss Advertising an Daily.

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s. .fac.ory arrangements made with tho.s ~Ae
ADVERTISE ~ he year, Win tac p''slase s'..r =
counned strtetiy 10 their regaaf H4a'h<-r'
fg4 otTrf<Ff9. -,
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- sept constantly on The iadte,
e. pubi..Aed In The local columns. of
- =. +or = viii be charged for each lnserton
sl: r. o r ten ler. ten cents per line. IN
kdssIii.c .cmst cent IN Tor no specified slnc, Nili
l.. l,srr.rf thrs months unless ordered ont -
~-Afv ait ration of a stantng advertlss nrnt VIII
..sacn. - q renewal o. TIC same, unless o'hffNite
Arrsed rpon by &C tract.
Aonouicinz cars-.ca,es Tor ofice Of every descrp-
On WI Be Charged af3 90 for each name In me Dsy'
am 500 - the - ; and Weekly, @0ay' - '"-
gr,fc>
y, -ratultoa. adve as@nents whateser
t.aarzcs Nil be mae FOR inserting The nouecs "
Al t.rsers, Societies. O. ssociations IS follows
ri,r each notice not exseetins lines . cents ''f
e. IA Insertion. over eig. lines a. this rate
Announcing deaths with fri.--@i notice ae'sth''.
"a. without notice. free.
y,tiess Of Fesslvals Pcnes and Excur sions gotten
- iv individuals OF association o. - enoEch'r'
regular prices -. -,
ktfo~u~y- ordering. and payu-ent not 70 De aeia9e
r the legal proceeding but coliectsble al The nsun
me Publisher not accountable for the accuracy ol
ezsl advertisement. be- ont The anouu, ehsrgsa i"9
theft pnhfcstlnp
he Weekly Express
sablisAea every We - :. sssl.to pss Annu'n'
-ivance.
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lonecr time than paid 'os
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Or hse .SIFTEEST8 SE-Hl-ANNUAL SIAT6-
NV n ~ condition or ls HcAE LteL-
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Ayers Ague Cure
fOR IHE ePEEDY CURK UF


IuterSnitsenl Fever. or Fever 4na Agus. Rea.s.ss
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e..sts ar --af.rs it hillary -erangc-
msr.. GAUGE ~ fte Asisr.s 4
hlD.llauc Countries.
We are enabled = 20 -f the cOr,run'
remedy uhieb, wbl.e u enses iAe ehcve cqup.a.. q
us.th S.r.a.ais is I'll .eriee.ly harn..s.s II
1unaffty Sucf RENE. tnvsi-sblc "a c,-irlcis
waere these afiie..ag dlsofee4. ev-N. las caro-
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me system. snd pfesentr Lac aege.ef le-.. cf Ie
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rorf symptoms n n act ofils III ssf ety tvs
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DOLLAR trluFs Il within the rrref a. every tuy. auu
ga hllon- aiatricfa. where lestf nll Acue Ifeflis
etegbody should have : and ufe u ffses eoth ~
and protection = Ef,.f superiority II ttis
niedy any ether rvrr dsrre~rcsi- Cor tho lte
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a ) - gasu4sal other lGjufluus eltcfa vhaf@ses
ii 8n tils constitution Those cured 4, 70 are icft
b althy a. II they had never had the discse
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miasmaic POISON. great variety ~ dirrrdere rrf-e
from iis irritation, among which are
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Toathachc. Earachc, Catorrah, Asthma, fRifi
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ana Dcrarrrtnent cf The stvmarh,
an sf Which when originating IN this cesre pu s,.
tls laftrmiitfnt type, or heoomc periodical. i-lis
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asufiy eorvs fheIo Al alike. Il n IN insalnahi.
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ri
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..f.niiiant- r. ti.fy avail ihemselfts 81. the 80
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p. a roSsriLr, aad ~ al prusgisls IN Terrs.
N.ata.
wholesale - AiarH 4 CO, Cincinnati.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
MUSICAL.

70 u TsS
UNION QUADRILLE BAND
MIL AYTExn PROMPTLY To Al. 1AlI2
w - - nz1slesi llue. Mass fzruisoest 60 Ill
<oi F.rtes GrsssesAis rsfe<.
H1nzly.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
he Weekly Express

ss-Thcre vii be no deviation from the above
sies.
aS.ta~~rts.etnents published IN both Daily and
weekly will le charged the fuil Daily rates with ono
aif n fha weekly stes sdtef.
CHARLES CRUFr. PRo'n.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-08-27

North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL tsoo.o
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The New York herald., 1862-02-16

own opinion that such result cannot be reasonably
tcipatei and that opinion was echoed at Manchester
Time at any rate must eapse before The South Jar
Ief from his dsttttre contest 10 Us
oil tHdyral piTsts tUhite Obligations If a nsD and bur.
densome chdFocer utlby oypreSs he erryies of
Us people The old aae OF things fact pas re0ra-
t,on and nobody UT d1ns iohlt ne state tctH
bta1 forth The true remedy for impending difficulties
Mr.. Potter remarked must be sought India, but II
India TO do what expected 1t is above all things
cessay that her government and finances should be
wisely administered India must Iay her way and pay
by import duties default OF better means but
once she the advantage OF growing cotton
Zoe Lancashire she viii be under nducem ethor
tax fabrics manufacture such articles for horse
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
Commercial Intelligence.

From the London Times (Cay Aftloe) Feb IL
The funds opened this morning (Ian. 3l at decline
Of an eighth, and bavc been dull throughout the day. the
attention Of the dealers ara Spectators being chiefly di
ctod to tho foreign and Share markets. whore there wM
code sbo activity Tho Withdrawals Of gold to Franco
we're aasigled a. ts cavse o The ntncss in Du
H. krown That Lncsc arc ur amoroiy temporary charac
teT ealsc11cI Igyu the hlshc, rg3 " 10 ubtsncd se
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
THE AMERICAN WAR CRISIS.
American War Vessels shut Out from
British Ports-Esrl Russelrs Circular
On Belligerents Exclusion.

On Beliigsrents Exclusion.
From the Losdon Gazsttc, Jan. s1.1
The following copy Of letter from Earl Russell to
the Lords Commissioners Of the Admirably
FoRtrgs OFFICE, Jan. 81, 1862
M LosDs;-
Her Majesty icing fully de~mind 10 oJsrvs he duties Of
neurotay during the existing hostites between tho
Cni.sd States aud the States calling themselves "tbe Con
Tolerate States Of America" and being, moreover, re-
solved 70 prevent a far possible the Of her Ma
iestys harbors ports and coasts and tho waters within
Ler Maesty's territorial jurisdiction IN aid Of the warke
purposes ofethsr belgsrsnt commanded me TO com
muncale to your ordshps tor your guidance the follow
rruss which are TO be treated enforced as her
Majesty s orders aud directions.
Her Ascssl pieas,I Gufths, u command lhat tbass
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

this line OF policy. Tho government has not any
official k,so,od9e Of projects which have been spoken Of
This form Of government has not hitherto been the
Of any communication between the governments
Should any take place the Spanish govern
will restrict itself TO the policy OF not exercising
any coercve or any direct influence towards
the Mexcans but leave 1t To themselves TO manage ther
own affairs and select their own form Of government
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
The Cotton Supply.

STRICT NEUTRALITY OF THE MANUFACTURERS, ETC.
At the annual meeting of the Manchester Chamber OF
Commerce the American question more particularly as IL
Affects the supply Of cotton debated at ength and
policy of strict neutrality the part OF England was very
generally urged by the speakers
proposition that the Chamber should open confer
ence with the New York Chamber OF Commerce. with
view to seeing how far the influence Of the commercial
world could be brought TO bear upon put end TO-
the melanchoy strife, was brought forward and ap-
proved Of
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

that shall look upon the activity OF neghbors nos
with jealousy but with satisfaction.
All the three Powers have been offended alike, and all
have the same title 70 intervene we can only trust
Land will do her best TO insure impartial justice al
claimants and secure the best chance Of national
covery for Mexico itself: but, France and Spain lind
and agreeable TO take tho military depart.
ment OF the expedition on themselves, they will meet
with no opposition from us.
ANTICIPATED REsIsTANCE-AID TO MEXICO FROM TEE
UNITED STATES.
Paris (Jan. 81 correspondence Of London Post.I
The French government has informed that OF Spain e
to the exact Of extra land and forces nended
for Mexico TIE allies are likely 10 mea oiM rest
ance in the interior than expected have reason TO BE-
ieve that the government Of NE United States has prue
promised 0ssistaNce to the A<ricans If possible
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
RUssia.

semby of the Mobiles at Moscow had decided upon pro-
posing the Emperor the application OF tho principle or
election TO the administration Of JUSTICE and that the
taxes should be collected in the provinces by persons
elected for the purpose instead OF by the functionares
appointed by the State
An imperial decree had been published, ordering the
publication OF the budget for 1862
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
England and France Determined TO
Enforce Their Neutrality.

IMPORTANT CIRCULAR FROM EARL RUSSELL.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
The Rebel Agents In France and
England.

PARIS, Feb z, IbbZ.
The Independence B9e asserts that the Southern Com
have informed the English government that,
for the recognition Of the Southern conederacy
they would establish most absolute free trade for fifty
years. abolish the external slave traffic and emsncpao
all the blacks born after the recognition Those offers,
however, will determine Lord Palmerstoa 10 abandon
tho policy Of neutrality
LONDON Feb. 2, 1862.
Tho proposition OF Mr. Gregory for the recognition f
tho South will be discussed after the opening Of Par
lament An interesting and excited dobate and reee
tion Of tho proposal are expected.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
Turkey. &c,

imperial hiatt has published at Constantinoples
announcing that the budget will soon be forthcoming t
also places Fuad Paehs the financial department
The Turkish troops in the Herzegovina had advanced =
drew into Austrian territory. Those who were armed
stopped at the frontier. Ali the insurgents In tho neigh
borhood except band numbering about one hundrea
men, dispersed on the approach Of tho Turkish troops
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

conference OF great Powers had been held at The
official residence Of All Pacha to consider the present
State Of affairs in Syria. The result is not stated.
Advices from Athons announce that M. Manlis nnins-
try had been replaced by new ministry under the
presidency of NJ. Kanars popular demonstration hA1
taken place favor OF the latter The streets Of Athens
were raversed by patrols The troops were not aoweo
TO leave their barracks
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

upon the whole as disinleresed as IL uould Be yea.
sondtk 10 ezpea from 50 deeply interested assembly.
The commercial policy OF lancashire resolves itself into
two leading doctrines e people Of those parts ih 10 re-
csivs cotton from other countries and send other countries
st,ep,on ius, now upon America and ind. 9msr,es
has ceased to supply cotton and great degree take
cotton manufactures India exporting cotton TO us
unusual quantities, but she is at the time placing
import duties cotton goods, and that 10 Q proceeding
which exceedingly obnoxious 70 the Manchester Cham.
S.ag all attempts 70 anuactxre for herse and CON-
fning her eneygies TO ne production Of he material.
America is regarded wifi somewhat similar views The
Manchester ideal 10 here also comprised such drfrow
Of industry between the o countries mosh secure con-
saNsppy g coUon r Lancashire looms and never fail
ina gsdr for L0ncdshire Jdbric Unfortunately cotton
can no longer bs purchased in America nor fabrics sold
and wss under these untoward that the
Chamber Of assembled for such expression
Of opinion - might assist the impending deliberations Of
Parliament and the conclusions Of the public at large
In touching on the ars Of America the Man.
chester observed great forbsance and intended TO ex
press themselves with frisndness and moder alton We
doubt, however whether the sentiments TO which they
federasts themselves, their admirers in this coun
try The characterized as hopeless, and though
re est,no nas snan'oss M N rspzoeanng inte,vtion"
expressed bst the contest might be terminated by the
nterposon Of some advice, good Offices or mediation
Mr. Bailey hoped that the judicous suggestions Of the
British and French might have the effect Of
mitigating existing animostes, and bringing about tho
reopenng Of the ports Mr. Potter thought that IL Tho
Manchester Chamber OF Commerce would address the
New York Chamber with appeal against the rroonga.
tOn OF ths uselc misery the result might be prota.
bic; but on all sides II appeared 10 bs felt that the war
was not only destructive 10 the Americans themselves
but injurious TO the whole civilized world n was even
inmated by Manchester speaker before Manchester
audience that the model republic besides being disc, ed
and demQrplized throughout by slavery had been ad
min sterod on system which led 10 unsounl state
not only Of finance but OF morals too.
After all, however, the practical question is not
whether the American struggle can bo terminated by
mediation from without, but whether even tho concli
sion a hs iciR e,ots ne SoVhn States s,t;,v s.
,g,,. coaoa as tlve. wv have already expressed o4r
The New York herald., 1862-02-16
This sumter In the Mediterranean.

The Paris correspondent of the London Herald says
letters frn Marseles state that the utmost consts
nation prevails among the American shpmasers in that
harbor since the presence of tho Sumter in tho Nc
diterransan has been ascertaned. hear tAat at
tempt has been made to induce the French
grant convoy and that the American Consul is said
have written to the captain OF the scarora request
ing him to tako his ship to tho Mediterranean soon
possible.
MADRID, Feb. 2, 1852.
The New York herald., 1862-02-16

france EnIOfces tler Neutraity HuIes
despatch from London Of the 1st Of February says
The Shppng Gazette says there is little doubt that tho
French government will follow example in imposing
still stringent obligations of neutrality French
subjects in reference to the American begercnts Con
ederates and federas will be thus compelled to keep the
shelter in such ports still remain open 10 them
the American seaboard The tendency Of the enforce
meDt Of such neutrality s certainly towards restricting
the maritime operations Of both parties aud is SO far pro-
lection to maritime commerce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-09
From Washington.

New Yong, May THE HerAld's dispatci
says dispatch from New York, with the inioE
nation brought by the Columbia of the capture
Of New Orleans, was read In the Senate tail
afternoon, during the debate upon the city rail
road bill, Il was well received, and Senator
MCDougal Immediately moved vote Of thanks
to Com modore Farrsgut and General Butler
saying TO Senators, that their recognition oi
such important services should be ss prompt az
their gratitude WAS hearty. Parliamentary rule
required unanimous consent to entertain the
motion, and some Senator objectedi go that
Mr.. McDOugsl's generous purpose was temper
arily defeated.
About thirty contrabands arrived here to-day
mtstly from Virginia, and are quartered 10
Duff Green's row, which was once fashionable
block of residences. The people from ell parte
Of the country resort there to hire contraDand
help. The free negroes and other laborers ei
the District are somewhat disturbed by this in
iux, which can be hired for slmost nothingi
but the Government having the article thrown
upor ls hands, must dispose Of it in the resdl-
est manner possible.
WARRINGTON, May 8 Information has been
received hero that cavalry reconnaissance was
recently made to Culpepper @. H. Some pris-
oners we're captured, as they were endeaVcling
to escape. They have been sent to Washing
ton. Oar troops we're fsvorably received by
the people, and only temporarily occupied the
town.
Minister Adams has presented claim to the
British Government ioF the restoration of the
ship Emily St. Pierre, tho Captain of which
rose on the prize crew and conveyed her to
Liverpool, after her capture by the U. s. feet
Tor violation of the blockade.
An order from the War Department saye:
Upon requsitions made By commanders OF ar
mics ia the field, an authority will be given by
the Department 10 the governors OF the re-
spectve States to recruit for regiments now In
tho service.