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The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27

sIxrY-NINE FOUNDER SHELL BURST NEAR
an Irshman in one of the trenches. Pat
coolly surveyed the ruins the fragment had
made, and exclaimed, BE jabers them's
the fellows to soften the wax in a mans
eari'
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27

GREAT FuN.-To see former candidate for.
Govorner of this State going through T.
streets of Virginia City, in Nevada Territo{I I.
with a small Italian boy, a fiddler, hiriue
him to play ''Dixie" at half dollar a pop.
Very funny, indeed. Jim Pettinger says il
isplaying it low down, and we concur.-San-
Juan Press
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27

SECESSION FLAG.-Last Sabbath morn
ing the people of this city were astonished to
see floating from the flag staff on the Congre
gational church secession flag. The same
hands that placed it there also removed the
clapper of the bell. This act of VANDALISM
might be pardoned for it was appropriate
that the bell should remain mute 50 long as
that emlilem oftreason foated over it.-Pet
aluBad 4rgHs.
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27
Thankfalness is the Incentive to Gratitude.


The undersigned desirous of acquainting those
who may be unfortunate enough to be similarly af-
ficted. where permanent relief of their suiferings
may be obtained feels it his duty to thus publicly
express his most sincere gratitude 20 Dr, l.. j.
Czapkay for the permanent recovery of his health.
Borne down by the distressing symptoms incident
so the vicious practices of uncomfortable passion
! in YOUTH depressed in hody and mind, unable to
perform the most trifing duty imposed by the
daily avocatons of life, / sought the advice of ma
nv physicians, who at first regarded my disease
of trifing importance but alas, after few weeks,
and several instances months of their treatment,
found, to my unutterable horroT, that instead of
relief, my symptoms became more alarming in
their torture and being told oy that my dis
pase being principally confined to the brain, medi
cine would be of little consequence. desparcd of
ever regainng my health, strength and energy: and
as last resort, and with but faint hope, called
upon Dir. Czapkay, who, after examining my case,
prescribed some medicine, which almost instantly
relieved me of the dull pain and dizziness in my
head Encouraged by the result ! resolved to
pace myself under his care, and, by strict ohedi-
euce to all his instructions and advice my head be-
aae clear my ideas collected the constant pain in
NV back and sroins, the weakness of my limbs. the
nervous reaction of my whole body on the slightest
alarm or excitement, the misanthropy and evil
fAebodings the sef-distrust and want of confidence
m Others, the ncapahty study, the want of re-
poution the frightful, exciting and at times pleas
urable dreams by night, followed by involuntary
discharges, have all disappeared, and in fact. in
two months after having consulted the Doctor !
felt as if inspired by new life-that life which,
short time ago, 1 contemplated to end with my
hand
With view to guard the unfortunate from fall
ing into the snares Of incompetent quacks, deem
it my duty cser this testimony to the merits and
skill of DR.. CIapksy, and recommend him to all
who may stand in need of medical advice, being
assured by my ownexperience that once under his
-are a radical and ueruancnt cure will be effected
H. 81 d. I. FILLMORE.
State of California, County of San Francisco
subscribed and sworn to before NE. this 18th day of
April, A. d. 1856.
lSigned) JOHN MIDDLETON, Notary Public,
~ The attention of the reader is called TO the
following: lady of high standing in society. and
grcat respectabiliy, published card in the Phila
delphia Sunday Dispatch, Sept. Ii; 1851, hieh is
as follows:
A CARD.-The undersigned feels ii her duty to
express her heartfelt gratitude TO Dr. Czapkay tor
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27

Sdcrdmento Street, Jelor Montgomery,
Opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company. ofhee,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Established III 1884 for the Permanent Cure of all
!. Chronic and Private Diseases, and the Sappres-
non of Quaekery.
Attending and Resident Physician, L. J. CAP
kAf. NJ. D. in the lac Hungarian Revolutionary
War Chief Physician to the 20th Regiment of
uonveds Chief Surgeon to the Military Uospit,I
of Pesth Hungary the late Lecturer on Diseases of
85cnfto Urinary Organs and diseases of Women and
yhildren, and Honorary Member of the Philadel-
Aia College of Medicine.
- Particular attention paid to the treatment
diseases peculiar to Women and Children
3 Office Hours-From 8 A. VI. to 9 p. N. Communi-
<Ations strictly confidential. Permanent cures
kqszanteed or no pay. Consultations by letter or
Otherwise, Free.
Address, DR.. L. J. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27
Spermatorrhpa.

Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits
lassitude weakness of the limbs and back indispo-
sition and incapahiliiy 10 labor study dullness
OF apprehension loss of memory aversion to socie-
~, love of solitude. tmidiy. self-distrust, dizzi
ness headache, pains in the side affections of the
eye, pmples ON the face, sexual or other inrmites
In man. are cured by the justly celebrated physi
and surgeon, l.. J. Czapkay. His method ofcuring
diseases is new, unknown others) and hence the
great success. All consultations by letter OF 9TH
erwise) free.
Address, L. J. CZAPKAY. ND
apl9;3m San Francisco, California.
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27

the successful cure of herself and child. The lat
ter having been afflicted with a severe attack of
cholera infantum. given up incursble by the
most celebrated physicians, when she called ON DR..
Czapkay. who. after short period. restored the
child 10 perfect health. Encouraged by this eN-
traordinary result she sought advice herself fer the
scrofoious malaiy with which she had been afiiiet-
ed for eight years and which withstocd the treat
mcnt of the best physicians in America and Eu-
rope But DIR. CIapkay has succeeded in affordiuy
her permanent relief, that she can now enjoy
fe which. for eight years, had lost all charms for
her. She therefore deems it due 10 herself and to
all sick and afflicted. to recommend Dr. Czapksy as
one of the most skillful physicians in the United
States, MRS CAROLINE GRAY
Corner Walnut aud 7th sts., Phiiad-iphia Pa
A. GLAsER, Notary Public, 126 Seventh street,
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27

All consultations (hy letter or otherwise) free.
Address, DR. L. J. CZAPKAY.
Medical Institute,
Saeramonto street, below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office, San Francisco
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27
Address DIR. l.. ]. czAPKAY, San Francisco.
Remarkable Instance of Medical Relief

KemarkabIe Instance Of Medical Relief.
Below we publish the certificates of three of the
sufferers from the pangs of disease, who, having
covered their former health, and impeled by graft
tude, make known their cases and remedial agent,
and their statements authenticated by Notary
Public The demands of society imperieusly de-
mand their publicity, and we commend their peru
sal to the attention of all afflicted:
The Shasta courier., 1862-09-27
DR.. L. ]. CZaPKAY'S


Sieramento Street, Jelosc Montgomery.
opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Company. Office,
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:. H.; aop
but was engaged in the thickest of the fight, and
did much to add fresh renownto the lustre Of Ken.
lucky arms. @ 8 tSs5 8 ~ "
8 FROM PADucAH.-- arrival from Paducah in
the city yesterday reports to us that Gen. Halleck
was there when he left on Thursday the 10th
inst. ltwas supposed that he would take the field
very soon, in person. So s5y=5 ~
The news Of the battle Of Shiloh had been re-.
ceived, add the result was regarded as q terrible
defeat to the Federal army. 1t cast great gloom
over the enemy, and the people seemed very
despondent under its influence. The report at
Padueah was that the loss of the enemy, in killed,
wounded and prisoners, was 10000. Between 600
and 700 Of The wounded had just arrived when our
informant left. 49, ~ = ,sSss ss s5fi3
a drawn battle, the Federals if anything claiming
the advantage. They acknowledge that their gun.
boats alone saved their army from annihiatonso or
capture. ~ 3fa sss- q ~, 2 ~ 4s3 AsS "
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LATEST TELEGRAPHlC INTELLIGENCE.
1=DlsssTcaeD TO THE aew ORLEANS CRESCENT
From Richmond.

From Richmond. &
RICHMOND, April l6.-In the Senate to-day q bill
was reported by the Committee on Postal a fairs
to increase the rate Of postage single letters to
ten cents after the Ist of July. The bill was
placed on the calendar. '9
The committee on flags did not report. The
chairman said they, will report on Friday the de-
sign agreed upon. 81 4
In the House yolumnions report was presented
4 by the committee to investigate the disaster at
Roanoke. IN sss -
The enemy have taken possession Of Monterey
IN Highland county. Their force ia 1000. Ali
quiet IN the valley. Jackson's force is increasing
daily. No indications Of an early engagement.
II is reported that there is fierce skirmishing on
the Peninsula to-day. Is. ss
The French Minister arrived here tonight.
RIcHaoND, April l7-ohioial dispatches re-.
ceived last night frem Lees farm on the Peninsula
state that the enemy commenced furious bonn
bardment on our lines at half-past 8 O'Clock yes
terdsy morning, continuing until Il P. u. They
then made an attack upon our centre, and were
splendidly repulsed. They tried to force General
Cobb's position, between Lees and Waynes Mills
they waded the creek, and, for a moment occu-,
pied some Of our rifle pits, but were driven out
and repulsed with heavy loss.
= Our troops behaved nobly.
At 10 O'Clock P. NJ. all was quiet - M N
Our loss was twenty killed, including Col. Nc
Kearny, Of the 18th North Carolina Regiment not
over seventy Ave wounded, eight artillery horses
Killed and a howitzer disabled. @ 81 s5
RIcHMoND, April 1.-THE House passed bill
providing for the safe and expeditions Transports
tion of troops and munitions Of war by railroad, by
Six majority. The bill creates the office of Mill.
tary Chief of Railroad Transportation, at salary
of $500. ,355s e s5@
The Senate, to day, passed q bill making provi-
sion for coins Of the Confederate States, to bear
such devices as the Secretary of the Treasury:
shall devise. s.s " "a!
Also passed the House, a bill making Augusta
port of delivery for goods imported from Charles
ton. 5f:s 5sSiSE So I
If Nothing is positively known as to the object Of
the French. Minister. Among the various con-
lectures, it is thought he has come to ascertain
what commercial treaties with France are contem-
plated, and whether the independence of the Con-
federaey will be maintained, and report to the EN-.
peror. ~
An official dispatch received from Gen. Ma
gruder this evening, makes no .:sntioG Of any sub
sequent fighting on the Peninsula. He refers, in
terms of highest commendation, to the behavior of
our troops in the affair of Wednesday. s.
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From WAsHINaToa qions April & Pre-;
gave noticet that he should call up his conRsoation
bill, and press il: daily until disposed Of
An official war bulletin from thu War Depart
ment creates. two new military departme sSi
tween the mountains, to 81. called the pepartm enti
of Shenandoah to be commanded by Gen. Banks.
2. That portion Of Vrginia, east Of the Blue
Ridge and vest Of the Potomac, and the Frede-5
srioksbnrp and Richmond Railroad, including the
District of Cciumbia and the country between the
Patuxent to be called the Department of the Rap
.pahannock, TO be under command Of General Nc.
tGlalan. 80 e. Y
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II Nashville correspondent of the Chicago rrl.

bnne writes: q
Ladies' who make mouths and cast yitnperation
from theirpretty lips, will have to learn to behsve
themselves or keep in doors. These insults ara Of
various styles and one which appears to have been
very studied 10 said to have been offered 10 Cen.
T. &. Grittenden. Tie story is8told that as Grit
tenden standing on the sidewalk near the posts
Office two splendidy dressed ladies' followed by 81
dirty, sloyenly black negro wench, approached
bin. Az they passed they pnt their handksre
to their noses and gracefully drew their skirts
aside from contact with his snit Of !. Lincoln y
blue. The gro weneh followed the example.
and passed by, leaving the astonished General
looking after the party with anna cement. The la
dies give great deal Of trouble here,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-18

A few days since while In Calhoun county, We
learned that q certain planter there, who was
never noted for his patriotism or his devotion to
the Southern Confederacy avowed his intentionto
ing that this was the intention Of that indiYidual,
formed themselves into company Of about 40;
strong, with the solemn determination to Illustrate
the designs Of this traitor -this wolf in sheep's
np some two or three inches and then with one
brave man to lead them they will proceed TO bis
field each armed with hoe and cut up his entire
crop. Good (Tuscaloosa Observer. ~ IA
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From NJ enlpllIss

{. For the following interesting items We are in.
debted to the Memphis Appeal: h
GEN. BuE1L.- The report is brought from Nash
ville-perhaps by the welkknown Mr.. Reliable
that Buell. was mortally wounded in the battle Of
Monday on the Tennessee river. We trust that it
may prove true.
{ The ENEMy's ACCOUNTS FROM SHILoH.-We
have as yet seen no Northern papers containing
reports Of the battles on the Tennessee river but
learn that some have been received by our milf
tary authorities at Corinth, both from st. Louis
and Nashville. The ST. Louis Republican outs
down the whole Federal loss at IS 900, the Nash
vile papers at 10000. The accounts from Nash
vile are sadto report Gems. Sherman, Tom. Crit.
tenden, Lew. Wallace, and Acting Brigadier (Col.)
Wallace, as killed or mOrtally wounded. They
acknowledge the completeness Of the victory
achieved by Southern arms. W.
5SAAANNAH, GEoRa1A.-The erroneous impression
is generally current tnat the occupation OF Havan
nah by the enemy was q matter OF course after the
fall of Fort Pulaski. But such is far from the CASE
The detences along the river bank are said to be
OF character sufficiently formidable to resist the
passage OF the guuboats up to the city. Pulaski
was not taken through the instrumentality of gun
boats, bni by land battery in the rear, which at
tacaed its weakest point with heavy aud improved
riled cannon, carrying steeEpointed concal balls.
hold Savannah as the enemy will be compelled to-
do some fighting on land before he can successfully
assault and capture our river batteries.
GEN, BREcK1SRIDaE's BRIG ADE.-We publish in
another column the official report of the casualties
in Gen. Breckinridge's brigade in the battle of
Shiloh. As will be noticed by the following sum,
mary the loss is fully one-third OF the whole lorce
and is, perhaps, the heaviest that has been sus.;
tanned by any one brigade since the war began:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-18

HARRY MCCARTHY AGAlN.-The admirers of this
talented comedian and vocalist will be glad to
hear that he will be with US again in day or two
and will commence another series of his captiva.
ring entertainments on Monday next at the
Academy of Music. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-18

Gen. Rogers, Davis Elector for the London (va.)
District at the late Presidential election, was ar
rested in Middleburg recently by the Yankees,
while on his way from church with his family.
Though he refused to feed the Yankees who ar
rested him, and said he would "rotin Fort War.
:ren before he would take the oath to support the
Lincoln Government he was Internationally re-
leased, a5;s 55sea,sf-s .5s5 u
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The Memphis Argus has Information from Nash
vile that last week two Kentucky regiments, Col.
Manson and Col. Price, were marched across the
river into Edgetield and disbanded. Col. Manson
made speech to the regiments, telling them he
did notsintend to fight another day for Lncoln's
Abolition government. Legislation upon the slavery
question was the cause of the regiments being dis
4banded.Gs 5l,aS7555+ssssss 81 >.szsZ37
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SPLENDID BoUNrY.-Those who think bird in
the hand worth two in the bush and are fond OF
large bountes will do well to read the offer Of
Capt. J. 7. Coleman, Of the Voorhies Guard. They
are for service under Gen. Price
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-18

CONFEDERATE THEATRE.-Mr. John Davis, whose
dramatic efforts have been so liberally devoted to
the Southern cause, continues his skillful manage
ment of the Confederate Theatre on Poyaras
street.. The piece running at present is ..The
Battle of Oak Hill.u
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/ We have been requested to state that the re-
mains of Gen. Ben. III Cnlloeh will arrive on We'd
nesday morning, the 9th inst. for interment. i
public Offices and business houses will be closed
on that day. IAustin Gazette. IS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-18

/ Martial law has now been in fullforce at Jack
son. Miss, for more than week, with Major F. u.
Hunt as Provost.Marshal. The drinking saloons
have all been closed, and the best order is pre-.
served. 49,
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Z The QUEEN SIsTEEs.-This talented family will
continue their performances at the Academy Of
Music a few evenings longer. Its to be regretted
that they cannot stay longer.
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AAlal ssShe Federai prsoners who escaped
The Jail An this place have heen captured.
The Last ihssalnent of these fellows were carried
~ Rschmond on Saturday evening. a good rid.
dance. Columbia @. S9 Gnardsn.
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JACKSON RAILROAD. - Small supplies can be
shipped by this route for the present. See notice.
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4 The WEAVHRR AND CRors. W. hayas had stke
past week q succession of warm and Eeniaf Z rains,
which have changed the whole spact u mature M
and brought In the spring With iganfi0 sttsssss
shastening it rapid ma afters
sof frost. ground has been harst
seellents condi ition for and The farmers
coming i'd time to make them grpw. sWa t,aok f0r
wheat in this region beyond what Naa ever
treamt Ut before. WASH ARK Teiegr raph.
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Y GEs. BuRIL.---A statement ii aas Mobile Tribune
says Z One Of the Texas Rangsrss killed General
Buell. and carried him to Baauregard his horse"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-18

Il NEwl Yong FINAsdEs.- Wall street wa sdnil1
againy Yesterday chief in oonseq Of HE abs
decline Of TO "A from the day prsyidaa. 81 sTv
little business was done exchange i0r is
er balkers' rates q to- Gold MA us,ss
changed n price: onsy steady sat last anoiss
treasury notes was fofw afied TO- for
the National Bank Note Cnnap ANY.
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NEGROES FOR sALE.-see advertisement Of Mr.
Joseph Brnin. s
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Z FrRsT KENIUcEY " n gilaeIil fought more.
sbravsly at Shiloh. Commanded t3oIosIel Bsiis
Anderson, the command descended 1hroagh Il Isisut.
Colonel, Major, first, second third 8nd flurgh u
the fifth Captain, as each coHl lnaandi NJ If
killed or wounded. OF 400 rank md HIa II h0lWaSE
into battle, 206 were Killed or wounded TIE
;shOWs that hard agkting was done hE Ifis sreEfs
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.sgsechof Mr. Kennedy, of i. q NJ n
rs K Y. ssIsase, aSaInss che Bsff boifsifia@
5s1yery 1H tlae DfsfrJcss OF Co1ut1asJ5ss -

= M n g! A.
E61nsay said be Wished 40 enter die u,osf
me nisssnys y thu t,iii Hs F6ss tssss
maryland Nas t60 ssna III and kss ~ .,sss
popnssflon to astsMps srly sucgessSaf rssiS;Hnrs
asaans. ssas99 sny eomsiesd u u either p0NcrfuI
Lsss or osHer 20 obtain her Fllls n ~ sdnst
uflder the Constitution He 49,
faIh ~ Tie Government was pIs1ged rs IlSfSlasN
District The cftizeus nf tae issyfn Is ,sx ssss
and hare made % application fSr anv a.nassss
iwit their rights than when sasy weTe u
nis length from the report 81 tls eornniiies Il se
House of RepYesenfatsyea III Y;s
telfeEence ID he Basrict Il vas III
,bs sass g M MssysEy wa istsdon
stimulus to aceslerass t1A. md sisY suck
attempt Wo0d pc afte nded by tile fHd dassxtrS1H
:eonseggen igs's7s ~
ii asg ldas II sad aas .o,a ls sss soloEsd
tlon " ls8O was 500 decrease III sIaSes nfs
year, Ilsrsase of frse asgEoss
only 10, $50 square niles 93s NS ruIored r<Ss
ufssion. The var had aIrsady eay ID Ri stbs r..
sourea ef MARYLAND and ne thies sIaea
suIe Ws!ld mtefly diserganize fhe ag7icpltursf
lau0n. and md f0 The ntsef rs1id 0fs ths sfs,aa
Ihat little Sfafshad expended snpw aff sfS1v
m0ns In the IasS years. and syliat 0otSf ri
gong to rerult 20 The tsona sclfsnse bicll
or else eeenes Of 6I0od and nj
tor shs swo racss esnnot |ls i fssssa
rom the character of DIM
Inst hope for restoration of the Union "a
aeesIcyed. The people Of MARY lind
10y N 4. q so tns unoI ad irusted good
serve lhe Il shs ssssss sss @ Z.
relentless aecsionsl policy dsstEos aif lsfs
ard tFust. Nashville BaBHsTs ii
4 NokTHERS 4TkLs-s vigorous effort bent
Col, ~. S. Smith, of ths lath ohio, ii honiSnSsSd
Bflgadiers General. ~
bnli bun Rnssslt y highly ignaat III
tion by ordersof The secfetasy of larsea
and attendanfs from the stean nbeat st Alzxandfi
iHe says y WAS 9 do0sed insdit Hs ~ RoiISs
20 Fortress Monroe, and wAs arfssted Nif u
IRON q Mcclellan hose lend are indi anE
Russell has engaged passage u Eugl a.d on tIiss
election viii be q cdsas teli. The order s6uisifia
81 Oa,s " ~ aussnt, ahd
Tha reuort sthak f,ea II,
signatipn q uaionnded q
- Y leportea lrom 1the r RapIia
I'M riyef Ssse sr.ssn 49, u
hannock, distance 81 farrg MIA 4
III Last week q boats crew went 81. stkes III sikK
scomeo river and burned g large SCHOONER
fsnssu waa sa sals saaaa g
at lbs tine bus rsfnse II
and told an oiRcsr iii he hfed iieysWsnId ffs soS
~ q ssssS 4 n
stFipnsd III % saIts ana 81 M
from which It Is the rs
3 z Z said Surgeon General FInlY lsa bssss
.,,lnsu ,,.acs ion oaty, ana surgeon Wood
There ID some talk " nnt,i;,,s ,,;sa m. u
stead III charge m tina pnrt Rny,a7
GnmmSdorss - ma 1.
n NAT; III,
her severf gays ~ Sssn so
tted ana os ~.
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=, EsoArED pE!soaaEs o. ne
from the prison in this city during theirtoonfne
sment, were rec oaptured day before yesterday at
Wythe station, twenty .six miles distant up on the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad. One8o Of the fugitives
was dressed incitizens Clothes the other being in
the regular Federal uniform: They assert, how
truly we are unable to say, that about seventy
prisoners managed to escape simultane eously with
themselves. and that many of them are yet con-
Provost Marshall to keep sharp lockout.