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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

01- Colsnsl willIch's 32d Indiana has
Inclossd shs crown Of The knoll within
whese ssfsh lie 10 brave ceupsnions, killed
q the bsssIs Of HuufurdvIlls. with paline
fence. A large stone tablet he been laid
4 the center Of The spot, upon which . 10.
seribed, 10 German. the names AID ages q
The dsad, snd The mssnsr 10 which they
we're killed. The aaslossl snbIsms sur.
mount shs inscriptions. @ pap
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

A 6AlcAsric WiSE.-Husbsnd, who ar.
rived home asa late hour Of the night
"Don't look % cross love. I have been Dc.
tsIned on committee.
Wifs-sI don't like those committees;
suspect that
Husband (intsrrupsing her)-"Just heal
that Internal cateswsuling
"Wifs-( (ssscassics lIy)-"Oh, that's ou'
tom cat: he's out o. : committee I gusss.'
Husband remains silent for the rest Of th'
night.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

10 The mints Of the United States
have coined, since they commenced opsrs.
tions-a period lees than seventy years
the large amount Of eighty hundred millions
Of dolIars-about one.6fth Of the whole
metallic currency Of the world. OF thi'
amount Eve hundred end twenty millions O
coIlars we're derived from The mines Of ths
United States
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19


WAsrED.-A tooth from the mouth
Of the rivera fab from the sea Of
humsnity-A few sticks picked up
on the road to ruin-A splinter or two
from the North pole-A few hairs
from off the head Of . PIMA feather
from of theleft wing Of the Capitol
A few pieces picked up after the
morning breaks cloak from the
back Of religion few drops from
a. acrimonious s2irit--a few grains
Of sand from the path Of knowledge
- drop Of blood from the heart Of
mammon-a dime from tho pocket Of
- dram from the horn
of plenty few drops from the vial
|of wrath-a spawl from the rock Of
|agss-a point taken from the end Of
|time-a few seeds gathered from the
|storehouse Of memory bowl full Of
THE milk Of human kindness - venm
lcup filed with the sympathy Of .
|negro-lovsr-s nsil from the finger Of
scorn--a mast from the ship Of state
- glass filed with woman's hate
: few grains Of gold picked up on the
road TO fortune - scale from : fish
taken from the ocean Of eternity--a
sail from the river Of lifs--a wave
from the tide Of time--a blessing from
the voice Of nature--a ring from tho
hand Of charity limb from the tree
'of life and : flame from the light Of
heaven.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

W The most drssdiuIly savage contri-
vance upon The Western gunbeass. now
ready for operation On the Mississippi, i
shss % prevent boarding. Each boat e
supplied with number d large hess pipes
for throwing hot water from shs boilers,
with ! force o. Two HUNDRED pounds pressure
10 The squass inch.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

There is not doubt but that the present
civil war could have been avoided and the
bonds o: the Union strengthened. II Con-
|grsss, a its last regular ssssion. during the
winter Of le6o-61. had adopted the Csittsn-
DEN adjustment. Senator Salisbury states
that Republican Senator, q the time pro-
sent on the floor Of the Senate when this
stalsment wss made, went to MI. 8. andre
quested him 70 inquire Of Mr.. Toombs. who
was on the eve OF bic departure for Georgia
Ito take Z seat In the convsntion of that
State which vas to determine the memen
|tous question whether she should continue .
member OF the Union or withdraw from Il.
liz the Csitsenden propositions were adopted
Gsorgia would remain 10 the Union. Said
Mr.. Toombs:
Tell him frankly for me that II those
re- olutions are adopted BY the vote Of suy
respectable number Of Republican Senators.
svid sneing their good faith 70 advocate their
|ra,i6cstion By the people, Georgia will not
sscsde. This is the position assumed be-
fore tho people Of Georgia. | told them
that II the party 10 power gave evidence Of
an intention 10 preserve our rights IN the
Union. W were bound 70 walt until their
people could act.
The answer was communicated. The
Senaiors voted down the Crit.
,sndsn propositions, prsssrriDg the civil
strife which is now desolation 70 the couo'
Try, to quissing the sPpsshensicns Of the
southern people. By assuring them that y
was the intention Of the party that ws'
coming into power 70 honestly and fairly
preserve their rights in the Usion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

T AZ oune lady studying French. end
binding that ~bslIs'' meant "6ne. J" old some.
body u letter that - he'd great dssi q
belle weather lsssly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

r A patriotic lady asss Alsx aadsia "a
Huntingdon county, took her baby 70 church
L few Ssbsshs since. dressed 10 red, white
|snd blss. and had Il bsptissd y PIuvibus
Unum.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

snc NEW AAAkOBbs-Hto run kuO IeCt
that the usual mode Of giving command BY
military oficers falls 90 harshIy on The ears
Of ssnsstive privstss, The following s.yls
hss been adopted By some the companies
attached 70 regiment Of "Reserve Greys,'
and is appropriately termed the Chsslsr6eId
Manual.
BY coMnAnDTuc oYFIcER.
!. Gentlemen will you please give me
|your attention
2. You will be kind enough 10 cast your
head and eyes right. and sadesvor 70 Oh.
servs the immaculate bosom Of the third
gentleman from you.
3. ObIigs me now By casting your visual
organs 70 the front.
4. Allow me TO suggest the Proprissy Of
coming 70 On order arms.
s. Gentlsmen. you will condescsnd q
order srms.
8. You will confer . special favor BY
coming 70 : support.
=. II 4 meets your appreciation, ! beg
leave TO propose that you carry srms.
8. Nov. gentlemen. you will please pre-.
sent arms.
Q. I shall consider myself under an ever.
lasting obhgstion. II you vii! once more
|obligs BY carrying arms.
10. Having : high appreciation Of your
Intrinsic worth, % well q your exalted po-
slion 10 society. humbly trust that ON
NOT infringing upon your good nature when
! request you to trail arms.
III. Gentlemen. for the last time, permit
me 70 remark that il is my earnest desire
that you should come 10 ! shoulder arms.
-. II his not too lsborious, I should
Be delighted 70 see you change your position
|by coming to right face.
13. TO conclude your srduous exercise
| will still further trsspass upon your vel
known sfsbili'y By dssiring ysu 70 come d
arms port.
-. Gentlemen soldiers blood. detained
heroes! II congenial to your fesliOgs. 20,
may consider yourselves dismissed. / bel
10 remark. however, that should Il suit you
convenience. you will BE- kind saough 4
hold yourselves subject % be sgsia csllst
into line, which you will be made aware o
By the repeated and vigorous sound OF th'
l"spirit stirring drum" you will remember
the same time. that the 6rst sound Of III
instrument that ssrikss the tynpanium .
lyour ears, is merely precautionary. II
then exclaimed, il sssasorisa voice, bsssI
saskss march!
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

or Gov. Norton has issusd. through thl
Office Of the Adjusans General o. the State
: general order, II behalf Of the people
returning shanks % the 10Th Indisns re-
|mens. for their gallant parsieipasion In sh'
victory over the rebels near Somerset.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19
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aa pusoIs couHrY. IHDIAHA, BY
DaCL EN- ENT D0A NE.
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TERMS-STRICTLY IN ADVANCE:
Single Subscription. for fifty Nos. 81 50
For sis mouths, ] 90


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Each subsequent insertion, 95 cts.
Longer dvertisements, at same rate. a
fraction ever even square or squares, counted
90 square. These are the terms for tran.
sisnt advertisements; . reasonable deduc.
tion vill be made to regular advertisers.
Notices Of appointment Of administrator
and legal notices of like character to be
paid for II advance.
AuRouHcrHo CANDIDATES:
For Township Offices, each, ol,00
For County /" 400
For District. Circuit, OF State, 800
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19

~ The Poet Office Departmsnt now
supplies the ruled stamped envelopes 70 the
public at the same price g the unrulsd.-
They srs said 70 b great improvement on
the old stamped envelope. and The Depart.
msnt u anxious 70 insrodscs them into gen
ersl uss.
Possmasssrs are authorised TO receive
any stamped envelopes spoiled IL the di.
rsction or otherwise. (at the rate Of che
stamps which they bear) in exchange foI
other stamped envelopes, upon satisfactory
evidence being furnished that The forms'
have not been used 70 prepay letters. grsa'
care being taken to guard against fraud. M
envelope claimed 70 hsvs been msdirscssd
IL TO b sxchangsdas q the Post Once Of
locality % which Il L addressed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-02-19
or Published By request Of The citissns
of Ferdinand.

@ fuohshed ~ Request Of the citizen
Of Ferdinand.
Red. White and Blue.
Oh. Columbis. the gem Of the Ocean.
The homo Of the brave and the free,
The shrine Of each patriots devotion.
A world offers homage to thee.
Thy msodstss makes heroes assemble,
When LIbsrty's form stands 10 view,
Thy banners makes tyrants trembls,
When born BY the red. white and blue.
CHORUS:
When born BY the red, white and blue
When born by the red. white and blue
Thy banners makes tyrants tremble
When born BY the red. white and blue
when war wsgsd IL wide desolation.
And threatened our land to deform.
The ark then Of freedoms foundation.
Columbia, rode safe through the storm.
With her garland Of victory Ger her.
When 90 proudly she bore her bold crew
With her hsg proudly tiossing before her
The boast Of the red. white and blue.
The boast Of, &c.
The wine cup. the wine cup bring hither,
And fill you Il TO the brim.
May the wreath they have won never wither
Nor The star Of their glory grow dim.
May the service united not sever.
But hold TO their colors 90 trues
The army and navy forever,
Three cheers for the red, white and blue
Three cheers, &c,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
AMENDMENTS TO THE TAx
BILL.

AZ this time wben The appearance
oi the TAX bill is vivid ia the minds oi
all who are so unfortunate as to have
anything whereon TO pay, the follow
ing amendments proposed By the KnIc-
keiboeker VIII b. found in place -
For every button on coat. cents.
For carrying cane, 81
For lorgnens o. quizzing glasses,
For using Expressly Prepared
Mueilage, 2 cents per pot.
Pencils and pens 81 per annnm.
On all keys in use, 9 cents
Tor kissing ans body except rela-
tiyes, 25 cents ior each time N. b.
Engaged couples may commute for
81 per moptb.
For riagiug dooF-bells or using
knockers, cent.
For using scraper or deor-mai, 81
For looking At lady aayghere,
81.
For shaking hands with ladies'. 10
cents.
For squeezing said hands, ST.
For not squeczing said haads WHEN
I circumstances favor, $40
For quoting French, 70 cenis.
For saying in our midst, or ren-
ding o. reliable or donate " pro-
ven, 81.
For writing ones name as Marie.
Polite, Sallie. Maggie or Jude, eI
For joining the Carb-Stone Chris
fion Association, ard waiting al tire
door 70 see tbe ladies come oot, SIC
For 'eboF-ing spruce gaaa, ceu,.
For keepipg tle s,sf n who's
eWgaged, 81 pee naHe.
K0s uosseisg wSsh Fson any or
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
LESSONS CF THE PRESENT
CONFLICT.

~ - fapas
[Ilayine obmined permission of the
auiuor, ve publish below tie address
to whiCh We referred lnsi week
sinre lie Foundation of oar gov
ernment grsye tlotf hsve teea en-
ierlainrd concerhu3 8 abiiily aud
duritioa II was established under
ihe most trying Circumstances that
ever tested tic powers o. statesman.
Tie -y4a had been rcpelld, but
deaalie. b,ts remained, The govern
mpnt vas ia drbti the country was
imp potrrthel busnes wa, >tasnant !;
the flames 81 iusufrection we're barst-
ing iauh. 'l'o emrdy these evils tile
Old Con'ederacy was powerless. I'm
der I We llad weaihered the storm of
Revolution, bot the States were held
together, noi 50 much by the bond Of
Union, as by the common Danger
When this was taken away, the old
Couiedrracy was justly termed ~rope
of sane"
IN this emergency, a convention
was assembled 10 frame new Con.ti-
tuition, in order TO form q more per.
feet Unioa, establish justice, insure
domestic traitquiliiy, provide for the
common defence, promote lhe general
welfare, ani secure tile blessings Of
Liberty ii ,his Convention were
gathered mrn Iam daeiei setiions,
the Representatives OF different princi-
Plies and Of different interest. Each
party was determined that the Con-
sliiusion about 10 be established should
embody their principles and protect
their interests. The contest was long
aud violent, aid the nation looked on
with aHxiaus soiicilnde. Every mo.
menl OF delay augmented the suffer.
ings Of he people and Increased The
peril of their Independence. Thena.
ton was o. The verge Of anarchy
The loyaiists were jubilant, and the
best friends Of the revelation feared,
tlat sos the want Of an cfiicient or
gani1a,ion, tie SAFES would be COM
pclled to retura 70 the tyrnnt whose
yoke hey hal ,as, % by the force Of
arms.
In view Of this condition of affairs,
i was determined to compromise the
Incompatible interests, and leave their
final decision ton generation which
miahl be bssler able TO masage It's
difhcuhies The founders of our Con-
stilaiion we're doubtless aware that ibe
crisi, vas no, passed, bai aelayed -
Peaceahly Or foribl. s le riMi@a
or By war'a s, ihey kaew
"a question mts BE- settled Some o
them hsei g ste change in en;i-
meni that 1T li,le NON 70 hspe for
= peaoeab.e oaian. Sin the days
of Calhosn, pate have foreseen ihe
danssr, sra ave q tterefe ai'h
Tear sa ron The tamult
sra dsarar, b q TIA hlooay day.
uhvr tie Norlh ana ,he south should
mees together in The conflict Of arms.
70 aeieTnains which shosld be ihe rpl-
iHg poser II this agfo5 susa sas
ne 5sstny xt'cA or fssnrrs wsrs
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Ilsr or AGENTS

&h Kse Ahf ms i s8Cesfe evias 81,
ssa - 81 set ifzaff ashrr husalta i r.
ssf f fls 4,t HSAi
Dawn HsfpH,
fssf A. fHwsNp trKrkwetTN
Nsa AZ b. larRfa
n8rff Molt&f
Kast nfars srHFNRa 0GnCr
3an8sfatt G Z AiFkp skLAH MAEsEs.
Ssgt nasst Agrs Noagl&
av A. NMANhN
P. fYwks NtLeH
a H4aas + MrCAtA-
Eaa A Ash UENln.
fgn0ME y illsgo
Nss8 ~ q PsuEtn.
Jfms Is. r. MH9Etsh.
A's sr .eF hCa Wees siA 10 E sfa here
. aftat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
THE BATTLE or LIBERTY
nY arnnah D Noalls.


NJ eaFiY dawn ihe fqli0f dfgn.
fhe hugf str.li aiafn5,
Ihs glckegs warned cur faes bad COME
AH6 snmanea as n sfms.
The tnn ins rising from The 1oea
Flesk'fl eath's mqiestie arch,
A. ouf baftalis wady s'ood
10 neet isiem on iheif march.
Onward ;ttir isMuns eame 10 feel
N0W gaveie ifeegar fight,
For mas 3 meH sG3 SEQ. % acel,
We stggva iheHl 'foa morn TIL uiLhi.
Iie Hir wa- ei with hery-sleot
Mhleh taiskE.i Oh tie Geld,
laY in s, ae htilies heat,
Our soes were itacsd to yield.
TIE nnGie3 erased AZ set of san,
&Nd h8ulsaei Il asog's horde
7 be wreath 81 trY was won,
And reaee agaB restored
Thus eaarG d defeat aa4 foit,
4 bass aal IaWles band,
Whose a,sihn fag 70 mors shall aou,
Adore THIS tres born Hae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

accomplishment 81 ibsir Schemes For
oar elves, we sball be glad when Cen.
rress adjoarns. and eludder SOD when
chanee shall BE- maze 10 the var DE-.
parmenl ihat VIII gise ~ A. inielH-
gen,. ana efficient sod patie,ie AZ.
minisiralion 81 its affairs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

vrRx0Rr gsIgADg - CORES.
poaleat of the Darlington Free Press.
writing froal James RIVER, Jaly It'll.
TINS speaks of ilia Vernon Brigade
Vermont msy wtii br proud ~
Der soas.--iisey h4ys nea faiUs for
thema gives i.ouef ior trr smiths
eiysa.gsl - lie g4E Eas4 Asge covered
then eives Witi glory. Wien The
History of ibis 1oytmeti unparalles
IL history aisll b aisls ~ristsu. ond
tln ftsss8 VI ibe halsgsa by dag sid
me0aes ~ asglt shsa r. given %
the ror'd, this will sfPear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

every haaF aalss whefr thsy o.. eGc,
lar each indulgence. 80
EoF recording sl,t iAlas nol sifiti-
~ youf own basness. $50
Fer responding b church lac 4
blatant wild bul.. $50
Fer taking n ihe opera. 81
Fer calling CO encore, sl0A
Pr asking issaas .2gaks iiekeis
b any thing Sl0
Tor reading yonF own literary
compositions tq any enc, 81
For aoinr ssme io editor or otter
ing 10 dnll SifNi5.
For borrowing anything. y
Fof Saying later than I p. n.
ahsn calling b, per hour
For hoysh carelessnoss 81 calling
at oilice and other place, aud no. leav-
ing yoar namc $40.
For Using aay haekneyed Queia
ion, 25 cent.
tor always mentioning. in coancc.
tion with mime, that be or she is
is very rich, Or poor as Job si
For pointing oet a millionaire, p
cents.
For talking 81 your appetite. or
drink, or when you change your aan
uels, S2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

A crazy wag mei \ milkinan the
ether day. aad sas he, "BoBes. you
eh' q single y3nr ce~s.g .'What
gors" 40 ae p tbe water from ran.
a. aie the mil4.'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

A CoMPosrroR's OPSioS.-A ~
po sxef upon lhe war, il the follow
ing =
Tie un-4 1913 rebellion now raging
in ffle Southern 8 Of the Rcpablic, 70
50 alarming az ezl0t, is without / in
The 9ieeuth century. It's. .arc tle
most desperS Of scoandrels. ard We
look to Government - IN early op-
portuniiy 10 - them from exisl0c.
When tley shall fall into tie Gsgcqy-
Of Il. s.. their necks will be heads
and their lives worth q I of o. Tie
I Is nusheatbed, ard Doioa ,eith The
Ts5els," is the u al rigbtininded men
the world over. Such d the rehcls
who are i~fi from ti.e halter shoald be
made 2 saarfarpes I'll they Z - IN
lie constellation 81 tie Uniou. Their
c imcs are On q masai2d Of tie higli-
81 3.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
y. 8. MINIa - .. A.rIERef.

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22
Manchester Cornet Band

Is rgfPARfn tofanai Nusie fsF Ceieha
1 Gafs. Fk cs, Faraass. ~, Ga Aiipfaas
i.afmbii .gSaei %
A.8gv@ r.p H0YT
aias hester. May 2e, ifc2 em6l
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Eetres*e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1862-07-22

INf'y 3b IVNHa VuT iVsit3'
There is motto for US tonight,
there is a motto for the people Of this
country tonight, aye--for all coming
time. With that sentiment ID the
heart and those words upon the II )
Of her citizens, the future e tho Great
Republic i bright, her destiny, glori-
04s.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26
GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 8.


HEADQUARTERS. DTsrRIcT OF WEST TENNESSEE,
Memphis, July 3, 1867,
SECTION l. The rank Of medical we'll as Otherocsr
Il decided according to Section and Section g. Of the
Revised Army Regulations where therefore surgeon
Of the United Stats Army, BEigsde-surgeon
with Division, holding his commission from the Pres-
dsnt-he takes precedence before all regimen surgeons
and is the senior onicer.
circular issued from tLs afhoe, Washington,
through the Acknowledgement Of the United States Army,
defines that the senior Medical ocer Of Division is
ex-offcio to the Medical Director thereof.
SEC . Medical Directors OF Division will inspect the
regmenta hospitals instruments, medicines and stores,
and see they always in efficient state for instant
use
Sac s. Medical Directors of Divisions viii that
Surgeons regiments carefully keep the various records
required BY the regulations
SIC l. To facilitate labor, Medical Directors of Divi-
ons will require the senior Engineer Of each brigade to
collect firm the kegimenta Engineers their monthly
and quarterly reports consolidate them for the brigade
and send them to the Directors of Divisions who in turn
VII consolidate the brigade reports and transmit to the
edical Director of the District the consolidated division
reportawithOut delay
SEC. 5. Regimental Surgeons WILL every morning make
the commander Of their regiment the morning report
required by regulations snd sead copy Of the tc
the Medicad Director of Division.
By order Of Maior-GeneraI Grant.
JOHN G. j. HoLsTON,
jy4:f Medical Director
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1873.

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
MBAPHIs, July Q, 1862.
Complaints Of recent irregularities, brought ths
attention Of the General Commanding render necessary
the publication Of the following orders:
Ocess, non-commissOnea officers soldiers and per-
in the of the United States are forbidden to
respass upon the orchards gardens private grounds
Of any person persons in any whatever to
interfere with the same, without proper writer author
y 50 to do Marauding, pferng, and any unauthorized
and unnecessary seizure destruction Of private prop
ery is prOhbted by General Orders the Department.
Nos and Is, series Of 1861, and will be punished wi
the extreme penalties imposed by the laws of War; which
is death.
II. Commissioned officers OF companies viii not pass
their Carp lines without written permission their dis
trst, brigade regmentsl commanders and then only
On official business other urgent and satisfactory
reasons 70 be given in the letter Of permission Non
commissioned officers and soldiers prohibited fen
leaving camp At time, except when detailed duty
or on the wrtten permission Of the Regmental Com
manders, who may grant such permission to not more
than three men at any time from each company, to
b absent under.chargs Of non-comnnissionsd ofcer
who win be held responsible for their good conduct
III The pcksts and guard relefs viii remain st their
IL mediate picket guard saticns unlsss in the dis
charge Of proper military duty and win not srsggs
thersom under penalty of being and severely
and summazily dealt with.
soldier win b permitted to he absent from mp after
srstreat"
v. The military police PATROLS and picket guards VIII
AL persons found violating any Of the prOvisOns
Of this orsrs either by sspassng upon the gardens
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-26
ARTICLE sd-pArrESrs AND VISITORS.

SEC. 1. Patients viii obey and use all prescriptions
made for them by the medical officers and adninstsd by
the nurses viii conduct themselves with propriety use
proane indecens langua under penalty Of 81 for
every oaense, to aeeras to the hospital fund.
SIC 2 Patients in the Judgment Of the assistant
geons able So viii At A H. and make heir
beds a
sDc ) All patients viii, entry into the hospital to
dsssted their clothing and sitter being washed
in hospital garments. At their dismissal they will leave
all hospital clothing and their own which has in
the mean time besu Thoroughly ciesnsed.
SEC L. Visitors viii be admitted fsundays excepted
from A n tiil5P. N. They will send up their card,
with object Of their visit the chief surgeon who
incompatible with the good Of the sick win admit
them. sA
SIC. s. No wine, beer spritnous liquor, win be Civ
by visitors TO the PATIENTS and thsy wen dsica-
ces be delivered to the surgeon for he benefit Of
any sf .he sick, that may most require them giving
however The friend the visitor the preferences 1ndi-
sidnalizsd charity produces heart burnngs and jssl.
ousiss. and is therefore imlsFoler in this case.
Ezc g. Persons desiring to visit sick prsonersofwar
must hayen addition permit from the Provost Marshal
Assc. T. Ciergysn, in their Official functoas win Be
admitted 1t ali hears. ag@ asAA ss5lA19ss@ -saa
SEC 8 Arrangements are to bs made 70 cslsbrats Dr.
yHs ssrvies sssry Sunday morning for snch ef the SICK
- are able and willing % attend. :
JOHN @. y. H0LsT0E, y
tyk-d Medical DiSecspxs