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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

Every family, at this season ,lsnould use TIM
sSAMBUCIl WINE,
Celebrated In Europe for ite medicinal and benehcta
Qualities a. gentle Stimulsn, Tonic, Duretic and'
used In European and American Hospitals and by~
some Of thu first families in Europe ard America
AS A TONIC,
has no eassi osusing an appetite and building az
tAe system being entirely pare wine of mo4s
valusble fsai.
AS A DIUREIIC,
1t imparts healthy action to the Glands and Kil
neys, and Urinary Orgaus very beneficial In Drop9
Gout, and Rheumatic affections.
SPEER'S WE'VE
lie not mixture or manufactured article, bus y
pare, nom the juice of the Portugal Ssmbucus, cal
tsvated in Hew Jersey recommended by Chsmiste
and possessing medical properties 90.
reIisr to aos other Wines il ae, and an excelleae
aged and isirm, improving the appetite aud bens0k
Rnk ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE, 8
Because It viii not intoxicate other wines, -
sonias mixture of spirits Or other liquors, eA1
sadmreo for its rich, peculis favor and nutristys
properties, impsrting healthy tone TO the digestive
organs, and blooming, SOFT snd healthy skin aaA
WE REFESTo
few wei Known gentlemes and physicians, who
have tried the Wine:-
Gen. winfd Scott, us A III wilson, 18th 1t. MY
Gov Morgan, !; State, II, Ward, Newark, n. j.
y. NJ milton ny citv Dr. Dougherty, Esvsss
Dn Dssoy a / N Sas D., y Parish, rhlla.,
NeMsrS, Nd, d.. Davis, Chicago III
~ Hone genuine unless the signature DUAL
EKEp sPFER, Passaie, e. j." Is ever the aork Of
70 MAKE ONE TRIAL OF THIS WINE N
For sale by Druggists.
A. SPEER- fRorRIeroR, rt
VINEYARD, Paseaic, New Jersey
OFFICE. 2Os Broadway, New Ytfk.
JOHN LA F0v, PAzIs,
Agent for France and Germany, oot2b
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

@The Democracy Of the northwestern
fragment Of the late United States" is invit-
ed by Geo. N. Sanders to form traitorous
clubs and societies to the end that their ID
bou may "precipitate" the Government Il
the country into the hands Of Jef. DAVIS
confederacy. Sanders writes from Nashville,
Tennessee, . locality which Is getting very hot
for traitors Of his stamp about this tine.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20
4. r,v wrnn,xn y.K. Wilson

A TN WEDpMG.- L. v. X. Wilson
Of this village celebrated the tenth ami
yersary Of his marriage last evening
About one hundred of his friends were
present, among them some from Granville
N. Y, and Poultney. The marriage Ger
emory was performed by John Cain, Esq
Everything passed OF with great hilarity
We think friend Wilson Is vell started II
the "tin business
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

The new Confederate Congress would
assemble at Richmond, Va, Tuesday. Of
the old one, the Richmond Dispatch says il
is impossible to say whether it has done its
duty or not, as its sessions have been held
with closed doors, and the members are
alone conscious of their deservings. The
votes for President and Vice President were
yesterday "wednesday to be counted, and
jeff. Davis will deliver his inaugural on Sa-
turday.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

THE WOMEN OF NATIoN.--I do not
hesitate to say that the women give to
every nation moral temperament, which
shows itself in its politics. A hundred
times I have seen weak men show real
public virtue, BECAUSE thes bad by their
sides women who supported them, not by
advice as to particulars, but by fortifying
their feelings Of duty, and by directing
their ambition. More frequently, must
confess, / have observed the domestic in
huence gradually transforming man,
naturally generous. noble and unselfsh,
into cowardly, commonplace, place.
hunting, self-seeker, thinking of public
business only as means of making him
self comfortable--and this simply by con-
tact with well conducted woman, faith
full wife, an excellent mother, but from
whose mind the grand notion Of public
dury was absent ToeYuevtlle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20
HOW 20 PRESERVE THE TEyrH

Rub them clean every morning with a stiff brush
and little soap, rim Sc the mouth Thoroughly with
water, then rub them with dry towel and instead
OF eating bread biscuit or cake made with comm on
saleratus or soGs, get JAMES PYLR's DrRrErTo SAL.
KaATUs ths only article Of the kind In ue harmless
to the teeth See at you net deceived by some
worthless imitataton in red papers Shun al that
do not bear the name ct JAMns Pyle, t4s, Wash
ington ST, New York. s:Iw
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCES uF A
SUFFERER

Published as warning, and for the especial bene
At of Young Men and those who suffer from Nervous
Debility Loss of Memory, Premature Decay, &c
60, sc b. one who has CURED himself by simple
means, after being put to great expense and moon
veniece, through the of worthless medicines pre-
sctibed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be bad of the author, q. A
NAMBERT, Eco, Grsenpoint, Long Island, BY en-
closing postpaid addressed envelope Address
Charles A. Lambert, Esq, Greenpoins, Long Island
l. Y Swim
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

tTThere is to be another Social Assem-
sembly at Firemen's Hall, in this village, on
Friday evening next. These Assemblies are
admirably conducted. Dancing from l-2
to one O'Clock, the aim being to make it .
healthy amusement by avoiding excess.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

Immediately on the receipt Of the news
of the capture Of Fort Donelson BY the Sec
Rotary Of War, be sent the nans Of Gen.
Grant to the President for promotion to a
Major Generalship. g
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

Mr.. "P. Cook" communicates to the
Fall River Journal, that he would like to
be the next Mayor Of that city, and says
the reason he has never heretofore held
Office in Rhode Island is, that he has not
had suitable clothes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20
NJ A N Il o Cd;
AVA HOW LOST HOW RESIORRD,

J*H PsbasAtd, n Sealed Envelope. Price s sssts
LECTURE on the nature, treatment and radi.
cal cure OF Spermatorrh0s, or Seminal Weakn ess
involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and I'm.
pediments to Marriage generally, Nsrvousness Con.
sumption, Epilepsy an Fits Mental and Physical
RoBr. CUivEaweLL, N. D., author Of the G,ssa
Book, &c.
The world renowned author, In this admirable Loo
tnre clearly proves from his own experience that
the awful consequences Of Selfabuse may Do effect
ueily removed without medicine, and without dan
serous surgical operations, bougies, instruments,
rings, or cordias, pointing out Q mode OF cure at
once certain and efectus, by which every sufferer,
NO matter what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheapy, privately and radically. This lecture
will preve boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in . PLAIN envelope, to any I'D.
dress on the receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing, .
DR.. CHAS. J. C. KLINE,
ls7 Bowery, New York, Pest once Box A5se.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

eTThe basis Of the reason assigned BY ncn
Of experience for the anticipated evacuation
Of Manassas is that the army there has been
depleted in order to meet the exisencies Of
the rebels in othar Localities
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20
n, Madam, very respectfully,
G. c. MANIFOLD,
Surgeon LIST Regiment S. s.
U. s. SANITARY COMMISSION,

U. s. SANIrARY COMMISSION,
Woman's Central Assoc. of Relief,
Sl4 Broadway, N. Y, Jan. %.
MADAM,-The box forwarded by the
!" Aid Society Of Rutland, reached us in
safety on the 28th inst Begging the
donors to accept the thanks of this Com.
mittee for their liberality, l would also
ask them to feel assured of the value Of
their gift, and that the supplies entrusted
to us are faithfully dispensed where they
are most needed. Bed-ticks, pillow
ticks, and flannel shirts and drawers
the former from the incessant demand for
them, the latter from their rarity-are
the articles we now most need.
Yours, &C., i
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

-On Friday, Burnside's boats we're shell
ling the rebels who were attempting to de-
stroy the Dismal Swamp canal lconnectiou
with Norfolk.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20
PROPRIETOR Of sbe Brandreth House, n. \ i,

There ia nothing equal in the wsy ola Plaster, 20
Cough, Kidney. Affections, aud local deep seated
pains, they afford permanent relief; and tor weak
baG in the side stitches and spssmo tic pains
generally they IRE unsurpassed for the benefits they
impart Price Is cents each Principal ONCE 2Si
Canal street, New York
Sold by +. Fem, Rutland, K. r. Mead, West Rn'.
land and by all respectable dealers in medicines.
ian 1S dswlm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20
NASTLETON SEMINARY.

Spring Term begins Feb 30, with full Board o
English, Classical, Music, Painting, Drawing, an
French teachers. For particulars Of the Frenc !,
Institute, address the Principal or Mons Commettee
3w" ~ 5. KNOWLTON. q
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

NOTICE TO PLY SICIANS AND TUE PCsLtC,
ALLC0CK'S POROUS PLASTERs.
TESTIMONIAL "a T. 4tleoek 4 Co, No, 294, Canal
street, New York 29th, Nov, 1859 - Gentlemen 1
lately suffered severe from weakness In my back
oooasioued by suddenly over exerting myselt--Hay-
Tug heard your plasters m Oh recommended for ca
sa az this kind procured one and the result Was a.,
that could desire 4 single plaster 6ated me IN a
week Yours Respeetfully,
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' 'BRANDRFrH1s PmLs.

y The irst box EVIDENTLY nj de him better the iin
provement was more decided from The second box,
aud by the time he had used eighteen boxes he was
entirely cured OF rheumatism, and the strength and
suppleness OF his imbswere restored Tits new over
wear that this cure hsl been Effected, and he has
had no return, but continues the epjeymsnt OF per
feet health May 9th 1851
sold by r. Fem. Rut land, and x. K Mead West
Rutland, and BY all ssepectshl@ dealers in medt-
oines. teoluSN tm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-02-20

Yhe following IL O list OF aHeu's W ~ .G
sersld. OF whom oopire osn DC pfoca'ea' anu Wv
IRE authorize TO receive sunsofipu0hs'
: A,,~ Hydsville.
o. o. % LiMr Fsirhaven,
n NnarHaor A. SOY, Csstieton.
J. IowssY, West Ratiaad'
sM poaS, Centre Rutland
~ Rx.Is , Poultney,
u Rssavrr a. Il. NY Middletown, t.Nt#
WsenwrLl North Clarendon
N powrRs .,.- Clarendon.
WIN WRxKs East Clarendon.
n ~ Ioogwoop Csvendish.
"a ADAMS. Cuttingsville.
KsspALL TAYLOR, Prootorsviils.
n + HOWE Ludlow.
WIN. y sHAw, fnistord!
A. "A COPELAND, middleoury
n a srrIFs Sutherland Falls.
4 ppsTr Brandon.
CTS C.O. SrRvKrs, nergennes
+. J. TOWER, mainngiore.
=. Y. BRYANT, South WshiSg'o'o'A
y. b. BOND, Datby
H. Gpour Dorset.
d. CURTIS, North porset
w. MKRRIIL. Port Henry, \.
jANYa A FARLAy- salem, N Y.
TIAUY O. BRANoN, Cornwall.
D. u. pAwLYY, Mechanicsville.
CT. PEAsy, Bellows Falls
JONAS REID, Bensoa'
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RHEUMATISM.
40 DIsGAsEIi So CERTAIN on GuKE

..ls No DlSEASEIi ST 0ERrAIR Oh Guks I
by RgAEpRETHs PILis aa this They soon tai {
out OF the blood the pecu lar Virus upon which all
the pain depends, and the patient IA cured,
Mr.. g. NJ, Adams, 800 Twelfth Street New YORK
suffered with rheumatism tos \ long period. lie
was attended ty able phYsioses, but their preScrip'
tions were OF no avail; he was uuabl- to move with
ont assistance, and Tor four noHth was almost en-
tirey confined TO his bed AT this period OF hh
,ickness VIII u hope had II I'd aud he expected 10 be
a cripple for tnA remainder Of ii, life he was Te'
CONNIE nded 70 use Id assn U.H. 1860
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Yours, &C.,

E. ii. SCHUYLER.
Mrs. w. Y. RIPLEY, Cor. Sec. Soldiers
Society, Rutland, Vt. =
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o OK A T T II Il s
+ A S 7 G A L l.!

All persons indeb ted to us must call and ssttc 4.
me distely to ssFa cost
Rutland, SET 20, 1851
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% Yhs following IL q list OF Agents tor tne usp
sersld. OF whom oopiee osn DC pfocafea' anu WV
era authorized 10 receive subscriptions
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
Brilliant Exploit in the
West
CAPTURE OF FEDERAL WAGONS
AND STORES!

Special Dispatch to the Memphis Appeal
Fort SMITH, Ark, March 3-A scouting
party of six hundred, under Coils. Greer and
Simms, have Just returned 10 their camps.
The expedition moved to the rear of the enc
my, and got in between their main body and
their pickets. They captured and burnt two
hundred and eighty Of the enemy's wagons,
taking between two hundred and fifty and three
hundred mules and horses.
They killed twenty-five Of the enemy and
took ten prisoners.
They also captured a large amount Of com
missary and qusrtermaster stores.
The attack on the Federal train was made at
KeitsvilIe, Missouri. 1t is looked upon as one
Of the most brilliant achievements Of the war.
Such daring and calmness were never before
known.
The prisoners taken, ten in number, have
arrived here and are now in Jail. Not one Of
our men injured. OsCEOLA.
Martial Law in BiChmOnd-Arrest of
Prominent UniOniHts.
Special to the Memphis Appeal
RICHMOND, March MARTIAL law has been
proclaimed here.
John Minor Bolts, and five other Unionists
were arrested on Saturday night last.
All the distilleries and beer rooms in this city
have been closed Dixie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05

IaTFR PROM NEW 1EADRTD

Our information from above shows the enemy
70 be gradually advancing on New Madrid, with
the evident purpose Of attack On Sunday a
regiment Of Federal cavalry came within the
vicinity. aud were dispersed in confusion by a
few shells from Capt B~ANKHEAD's battery,
leaving a few Of their arms and accoutIements
behind ia taeiT retreat
Yesterday CNionday) at two o'clock p. Ri, q
force Of Federal infantry, estimated at from 60OO
10 5000 strong, had approached within three
quarters Of a miie Of our forifcations' where
they had halted, and formed into line, 1t is
supposed, to swat Teiuforcements.
Our gunboats were near by, and had oom-
wsDeed 2 vigorous -cannOnads upon them with
shells from The river. which was sdI progressing
when our informant left. They had then made
no response.
The advancing column is now under Genera
HAMILTON. but Gen PoPE, it is said,is to IS
sumo command when the rear guard advances.
Gen. PANE and his brigade Aue 20 join them.
A general engagement WIS exPected' to-day.
Our man are confident that with the aid ofthe
heavy artillery on the gunbosts and the force re
nov have on hand. the enemy VIII be TePulsed.
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TENNEssEE LEGIsLATURE.

TUESDAY, March 4, 1862.
SeHate.-Ihe Senate met pursuat 10 adjourn
ment.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the reading Of the
Journal was dispensed with.
There being no quorum present, on motion OF
Mr.. Jones, the Senate adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
House Of RepresentatiDsS-The House was
called to order at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Mr.. Speaker
Keeble in the chair.
A quorum not being present, the House ad-
journed until tomorrow morning at ~ o'clock.
Note-The attendance in both houses is grad
ually increasing, and a quorum is likely to be
present in a few days. The most energetic
measures have been adopted by the Speakers Of
both houses to compel the immediate attend
ance Of absent members
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05
TFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY
COLUMBUS.

The evacuation Of Columbus was certainly
one Of the best executed movements yet made
ia the West It was completely successful in
every aspect, not 6 gun being left behind, or q
man Of the rear guard OF our army captured
during its progress Weregsrd ii as a fresh evi-
dence Of Gen. B-EAUREGARD's superior general
ship and it viii be ranked in history as similar
IN its conception aud the necessity which die
tated it to the evacuation Of Harper's Ferry 10y
Gen. JOSEPH Z. JOHNSTON last June
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05
4 "sTUNNING" IDEA FROA BEN
NRTT

NE
Bennett, Of the New York Herald, frequently
" stuns with the grandeur of his conceptions.
The following eIcels anything, however, We
have seen from him in this line. He says:
There is still, however, one way Of escape for
Davis and his guilty Confederates from the ex-
treme humiliation OF defeated treason. As our
fleets and armies crowd upon them, let the rebel
chieftain, his Cabinet and Congress, and all his
soldiers who choose to follow him, push down
through Texas into Mexico, upse. the European
coalition there. establish a genuine republic, and
then, after q satisfactory probation, we may for
give the crimes Of secession, and take back its
apostles and devotees into the Union, with the
rich and beautiful country which they will have
saved from European domination,
An immediate retreat into &eSioo, and the
liberation of that people from European bond
age, is now the only. chance OF Davis and his
fighting followers from the igncminiouS fate Of
defeated traitors. But in this retrOgrade move
ment, and in the great enterprise indicated, there
is not only a way Of escape, but a way 80 high
renown, offered to Davis, his associate rulers
aud his rebel army. Thus they may wipe of
the stains Of treason and rebellion, and atone
for this wickedness aud tOHY, in saving our
government the expense Of buying off England,
Francs sDd Spain from Mexico; and thus this
rebellion may pc ended on both sides in a d
sive exercise Of American power an IN a per.
feet blaze Of American glory.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-05
RRnm

The exact force Of the enemy now occupying
Nashville Is not known. We learn that Gen.
MITCHELL is there, making his headquarters al
the St. Cloud Hotel, with an army estimated at
about 5000 men. BUELLis in command at Edge
heIdo on the opposite side Of the river with Proba-
blv a. many more. The bridges ACROSS the Cum
ber)snd are being speedily put inTePair.
Free access to and exit from the city seem to be
allowed to ali civilians and many Of the store
bousss that temporarily closed have opened
doors aud again resumed business.
The bridges on the railroad between Nashville
and Columbia are stated to have been burned by
order Of General JOHNSTON.
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MILITARY NOTICE!

HEADQUARTERS list REGIMENT TENNEs-1
Z MILITIA
MEMPHIS, March 4th, 1s62
I'HE c5mmandauts Of companies composing tpe Hist
4 hegl. ems are hereby required to call cut their an.
9 e commands G~uc.udiug volunteer organizations MT
sworn into s-rvioe) on THURSDAY, the 6tA instant.
A. 3 O'Clock p N in front Of the Mayors office, for re-
view, and f0- Tie purpose Of decruug BY bslOt who
shall compose the imIl-diats service ana who the re.
serve Of each c.mUaIy.
The commissioned Ulcers and staff will report for
duty at the dayors office THIS Wednesday EVEN
ING, the 5h instant, Al 9 o'clock.
By order Of . ,. IL. UNTHANk,
Jos MUssO JR. Adit. Colonel Com landing.
ruIE g4
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MILITARY NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS IT'D REGIMENT TENSEs-l
NESSEE MILITIA,

NESSEE MILITIA,
Embracing 9th. 1tb ana 9Th Wards
N obedience % oI5e 3 from Gru. James A Carries.
4 calling cut the entire force Of this Bng-d de-. one
fourth Of which l. Tor Immediate services and NEE
f1urths 70 Dc nel1 a. a r serve and drilled daily. sun
duya excepted.
The conn andiBR officers Of eonpsDiss err or s-et TO
cal ont their entire o7unEuos Ceg -rGl-ss OF volunteer
organizations not sworn into tie sgrviceJ on Thursday
next the 3 b iustant, al Il Ocl,ck A II In front OF tls
South Memphis Market Hog e. for review 10 . also
further ordered hat al stseutsss without excuse del
wish captain, made und ? cath b. p!sced irt on the
roll for Immediate service, aud has tine explains, after
dsducthng the sbseutess proceed o. aeC1e sy llt Who
shall eOmpose the imnsdia service and Who t1s re-
serve OF bis command.
The captains Of companies are ordered 90 take charge
Of and receipt for ai once al guns to be found Boz the
bounds Of their command, and report the same 20 these
headquarters. AMI 70 see that the reserve q heir com
mands are drilled daily.
The commissioned officers and staff win report for Lm-
POrrant duty on Wednesday, tie 5h inst, 90 a. a. D., az
the South Memphis Market
The penalty for a failure, without sufficient cause. 10
obey these orders, either a. officer or private, is one hun
dred dollars fine. aud 70 BE- enrolled for immediate services,
and an ofieer 20 be reduced 10 The ranks
By order OF +. 81 COPELAND. Col. Com.
AT. STORM. Adrt. ub4-4r
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ATTENTION. MILITIA!

HEADQUARTERS I2sTH REGIMENT TEN
NESSEE MILITIA,
MEBPHIs. March oh. 1902
n compliance with an order from Br-gatier-Genera
L Carn5s, I hereby order captains and Commanding
officers IA the i2stG Regiment Tennessee Militia, 30 as
s=mble at the Fair Grounds UE saturday ueIt, a. IL
o'clock A II for the purpose Of detailing one fourth OF
toe entire miiilis force under your command.
By order Of j.. D HAGLAND,
A EDNoNDsoS, Adjuant. Col Commanding.
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TNHE membe = Of his cavalry company Gre hereby or
i dered 70 meet 81 their dil room. without fail. Adams
Block. u atlO o clock, for the purpose Of going
Into camp. By orderof J. A FORREST. Capt.
Z ATKINSON. D s.
p. S. All Persons DESTROYS Of going iutO tie Confeder-
as Army, immediately. Whocan furnish their l8rses, have
no" an opportunity Of connecting Themselves with a
company, Whsrs every thing viii be furnished them.
The company want sbout rFenty five more recruits, and
intend accompanying Col Bedford Forrest 70 his com
mand, the lHst Of this week. Patriots, rally 20 the sup
port Of your country. We 60 to avenge tie desth Of Our
gallant Asv. mh44t
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A LESSON OF HISTORY FOR GENERALS Cosi-
HANDING ARdlEs.-At Baylen, IN spain. en-
July 10, 1903, Dupont, says the Charleston her-
eUry, and q 900 French troops, laid down their
arms TO double their number of Spaniards, who
had surrounded them IN the mountains. Napo-
leon, when be heard of it, gave vent to the follow
ing observations That an army should be
beaten, Is nothing-.l i5 daily ,ps fate Of war,
and is daily repaired bat, that an army should
submit to a dishonorable oapitUlaiion, IS q stain
on the glory Of our arms never to be efIaced.
Wounds inflicted on honor are incuTable. The
moral effects Of this catastrophe will be terrible.
They say Gen. Dupont had no other way to pre-
vent the destruction Of the army-to save the
lives Of the soldiers Better. far better, 10 have
persisted with arms IN their llnds-tElt 10 one
should have escaped. Theft death would hsye
been glorious; we would have avenged them.
Fou ian always supply .he place Of soldiers.
Honor alone, when once lost, can never be re-
gained"
None Of the generals connected with this sur
render were ever employed again. On May /,
1872, an imperial decree forbade, on pain Of death,
say c2pitulsfon in The ssld Yhioh should amount
20 q laying down Of arms.
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GENERAL D NO.. /.

HEADQUARTERS COL. HARHAE's REGMT.
MEvPHIs. March 4th, 1852
He captains % ny regiment are bereDF rsquef ted
4 to rendezvous at once win their men 81 Femphif
aud report 90 these Hea1q AR srs tbeir pre5eucs being
neresrary for Immediate service.
BY order .f e. n. HARMAN
D HTRsCH, Acting AGjG Colonel Commanding.