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CURE is AT HAND!
EfOLLOWAY,s OINTMENT
SsOrhuiis EupIIOnL as Sore Heads and SsrUiulou.
sWelIIprs

II this powerful Ointment he we'll rubbed Into the
naFts nscitd. an akn daease will Be speedily overcome
u arl- MT hy repression, hut rpusion Il enters the
system aa entr meat aud opoates not locally only
hut ennailiuilnnay purifying the ghrla system, mean
irnHlng all oepraved um0lIa, and e1rotlng radical
and complete cure. The Phla ahotld be taken a. an
auxiliary 70 the Oininsnt as lhey are 80 prepared as
u act IN unlsn with H. q sliiaiing and confirming The
coDoneet Of the dlsoase.
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pa 2. tliaIm.ni sna ~. .l.uls !. u..s . ..

Bod he Ointmsni and Pills should b used IN de
fallOring eases.
ll11lE ulsEs.isoi Esluiar ieurs throatI
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uuTuI eaaupcd han1I ulInlg lglar1ul ulI|nrl |arnrsr
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all11. ln11r fonrl1 1lrl Innians 80 - m rrnre
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The inerafinde 0 man TO bis Fellow man /. A of.en
met with n LIE, thlr e1u0ual prompted by the fnrr
feelings of the heart, 40 diss n The s 81 those Who
eacrce their best days n daVotinn "a the
al Walton Of the ills of ln mortality. Emnlrici-m
nnode The columns u press with fraudulent and
hrtlllons leilela singing l0ins The worth
egolililcal ehailaAnism heow We append cerlncaia
oe.t1ed y e1ue % be nnFlp fcu; who iOnked lnr
uuld ID he Dissolution viii tlf pleasure which only
relioled him " BIZ inrmrr health. Relieved nom IN
lFlrio1 elnallnl, and impred hy aFniiuds hs make
known BIZ closend BIZ rmedal gent and hil lalrmont
socloy lmpGlatVlT onmmnnd ~ puhlIllly an1ln tla
unle % VAN he unuury thll q o1und ~ pr - q
physician q whom acor1a q IKE c11ll can y died
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DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PtiOafs AJeaiea aRs SVtGea Institute,

sncramsnfo sirse bow Montgomery, epp6s Hdagse Asa
6samaAip oompany's eDics, sin franeisoo.
Established In 1854,
For the permanent Cure Of all Private and Chrone Dis
oasle, and The suppression Of onackory
Attendant and Resident Physician, u J. lKApfAr NIB
late IN the HnngaIin Revolutionary unrt chief phyrf
clan 70 the 20ih Reriment " HmVedu chief surgeon
10 he military hiapilal 81 Pealh Hnqary late Lee
memberof the phladelphia Cnlleeo q Medicine. Z
Particular attention paid % the Treatment u Diseases
peculiar n unmen and children.
~ Onlco houn-Frim A n. n 0 Pm.
canlmunicatlou1 alfirlly cnnfdential.
~ Psrmansnleals eliaFailssd, mo pay. Cousul-
iail ~ by letter o. otherwise, lrse. ~ aii
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Below We publish the certificates OF three Of m, ~
erers nom the PanLs Of d.rssr Wh0 bsVinF .eeSs,.S
heir hrmrr health, and impe'led by Rniitude. mais
known their cases and remedial agent and theIr NO.
ment. are authenticated by Notary Public The dsand.
~ ~riet lmpetOuEy command their puhlleatioe ana ~
commend their perusal n the attention Of an amiced
, 1862-07-17

DR. .CzAPKAY's private Medical ana s,,,,..
Institute is on sacran niO street. below NcS,soL,e.
snPHse me Pacific Mail siesm'hip Company Sft
AND asks u" remuneration unless he Effects cnrS
- The following letter. which emDhaIicSiiS ...i
~ tse was written BY the Dean Of he Faonliv " ~.
PariPe Medical aud Surgical Journal Nm W. o we
for publication; ~ iaAescoI
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Exposure OF Popular FaliacIes Respecting
Women.
Br ONE VINO UNDERSTANDS THEM.

BIZ ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS THEN.
"a woman should always be neatly and
elegantly dressed she has no excuse for ap-
pearing other rrise J"
Has she not, sir! What do you call. those
FIVE little animals in pink aprons and pinker
cheeks, who hang round from "mGrn till dewy
eye!" What do You call the baby, who al
ways wakes just when he ought to be asleep,
and lifts up the full force Of his lungs lust
when he ought to keep still What do YOU
call the soup, which must be seasoned to a
grain Of pepper, and the pudding, which must
be baked just so, or there will be trouble
among the lords Of creation! The coat which
must be mended? The cravats which need
only a stitch2 The china thatmust be washed!
The carpets which must be swept? We should
call these very respectable excuses for q little
diShatilie now and then,
"A woman gadding abroad is one Of the
most disagreeablc sights in. the world; her
place is at homeip
We are not sure Cf that either, not if she
wears pretty bonnet, and has cheeks like the
sunny side Of peach, and ripe, cherry kind
Of lips ....-. : :. =. ~ -
We've seen great many more disagreeable
things, and confess a weakness for bright eyes
and pretty hair. Undoubtedly her place is at
home, but there no reason she should shut
herself up there until she looks like a celery
stalk or a lumb of chalk Who would buy the
music, if woman is never TO set her foot ever
the threshold The man that wrote that heresy
never kept house, we know.
Woman should always be calm and COM
posed, like pesceful landscape or a serenely
shining star. Her whole manner should carry
out the idea Of rest and repose."
All very well if the gentleman in possession
OF these ''serenely-shining eyes" would allow
them to remain Up among the clouds, high
above sll sublunary tolls and turmoils. But
what is the luminary 10 do whea husband
brings home a friend to dinner on Monday,
when the "wash' is in high procedure
when an extra chicken has to be broiled, and
the best tablecloth Whisked on at three min
utes and quarters notice? Has our critic a
right 10 complain if his wife makes her ap-
pearance with face redder than the picked
beets, and manner decidedly flurried
"A woman should never, under any circum-
stances whatever, lose her temper
Might as well tell the wind not to blow on
March-dsy, or the rain not to come down in
April. 1t does them good to explode" Oc-
casiOnslly. woman to be good for any
thing must have as much spice and sparkle in
her as bottle of champagne, and if the cork
does come out once in a while, with a bang,
why that don't depreciate the value Of the
goods.
But let the meh presch-it don't amount TO
any thing after all. We hold them captive by
every one Of their dickey strings and coat but
tOns-by the rents in their stockings, and
tOOthsehes and hesdaches they want to be
nursed through. They can not do without US,
and all this good advice is only a very natural
ehafng under the invisible chains On the
whole, we think it absurd to take the slightest
notice Of it. Talk away, gentlemen" you
won't hurt our feelings.
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MatrimaniaI.

have Tired solitary long enough I want
somebody to talk at, quarrel with-then kiss
and make up again. Therefore am open to
proposals from young ladies and fresh widows
Of more than average respee liability, tOlerable
tame in disposition, and hair of any other &C.
Tor than red. As nearly as can Judge Of my
self, am not over eighty nor under twenty
FIVE years Of age. In height am either Eve feet
eight, or eight feet FIVE, forget which. Weight
l35, 3l5. or 81, one of the three, recOllect
each figure perfectly we'll but as to their true
arrangement, am somewhat puzzled HIVE a
whole suit Of hair, dyed by nature and free
from dandruf. Eyes butternut brindle, tinged
with pea green. Nose blunt according to the
Ionic order Of architecture. with a touch Of the
Composite, and mouth between a catfish and
an alligator r'sEmade especially for oratory
and the reception of large oysters Ears pal
mated, long and elegantly shaped. My
vhiskers are combination Of dog hair, moss
and briar BUSHNELL behaved, fearfuIly lux.
r-;1nt. / am sound in limb and on the Niger
question. Wear boots No. 9, when corns ara
troublesome, and can write poetry by the
mile, with double rhymes at both edges-tC
read backward, forward, crcsswise or diago-
nslly. Can play the jewsharp and base drum
and whistle Yankee Doodle in Spanish. Am
very correct in morals, and first rate at ten
pins. Mover drink only when invited. Am Q
domestic animal and perfectly docile-wher
towels are clean and shirt buttons all right. II
possess a predominating virtue, il is that oi
fOrgiving every enemy whom deem it hazar-
dous to handle. / sleep every night, mosqui-
toes permitting; and as to whether I snore in
my sleep, want some one TO tell me. Money
is no object, as / never was troubled with any
never expect 70 be.
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The Search for the yeymsut

BosroN, March 22.-The steamer Saxon, sent In
search Of the United States frigate Vermont, put
into Holmes Hole to-day, short Of ccal She fell
in with the United States frigate Vermont on the
18th inst. in lat 80 81, long 6j 3S, aua Left her
was In a better condition than before reported
The rudder tafen out by the Saxon was lost in
attempting to hang IL to the Vermont. The
Saxon will return to tow the Vermont In.
TsEcoND DISPATCH
Boston, March % The steamer Saxon has ar
rived here. She reports that she supplied the
Vermont with sails, rudder, and two ship carpen
ters Also, that the rudder was lost while at
tempting to hang II. After towing the Vermont
a short time the hawser parted, and during q
h'avy gale lost sight OF her. saw her next day. the
18th, but the was so high could not get within
hail. On the 18th succeeded In throwing letter
on board informing them that the Saxon had only
four days coal on board, and would return fol
assistance. Parted company at four O'Clock p. N
on the 18th In lat IS 81, long. 63 81
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Emancipniion I'm Jamaica.

In work on the Ordeal of Free Labor, BY
sewell, We find the following description Of
the results Of emancipation at Eingst0n:
There is not house in decent repair; not a
wharf in good order; no pavement, no side
walk, no drainages, and scsnty water; no light.
There is nothing like work done Wreck and
rain, destitution and neglect. The inhabit-
ants taken eH BgasSs are stepped to the eyelids
in immortality. The population shows unnat-
ural decrease. Illegitimscy exceeds legiti-
macy. Nothing is replaced that time destroys
If a brick trmblss from a house to the street
1t remains there. If a spout is lOosened by
the wind, it hangs by thread till it falls; il
furniture is accidentally broken, the idea of
having il mended is not entertained.
A godforsaken place, without life or energy.
old, dilspidated, sickly, filthy, east away from
the anchorage Of sound morality, Of reason and
Of common sense. Yet this wretched hulk Is
the capital Of an island the most fertile in the
world 1t is blessed with a climate the most
glorious; IL lies rstting in the shadow Of noun
tains lat can be cultivated from the summit 10
base with every product OF trOpic and tempe
rate region. II is the mistress Of u harbor
wherein a thousand line Of battle ships can
ride safely at anchor.
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News FROM GEN SMITHS EXPEDITION.
Florence (Ala.) Gazette of March l2 brings us the
irst news we have received OF the progress OF
General c. r. Smiths expedition, which started
from Fcrt Henry up the Tennessee river to take
possession Of one Of the important raiload june
lions west OF Memphis
"We learned yesterday that the Unionists had
landed large force a. savannah, Tennessee
We suppose they are making preparations 10 ge,
possession Of the Memphis and Charleston Rail
road. They must never be allowed to get this
great thoroughfare in their possession, for then
we would indeed be crippled. The labor and
untiring industry OF too many faithful and ener.
getic men have been expended on this road 10
bring up to its present state Of usefulness to LEI
IL fall into the hands of the enemv 70 be used
against us. IL must be protected We, as peo-
pie, are able to protect aud save it. Ii unavoid-
able, let them have our river; but we hope IL ID
the united sentiment Of our people that we will
have Osr railroad ~ - ..-- ..r -..-
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
LATEST FROM ISLAND No. 10.
The Attack still Progressing.

CAIRo, March 22.-The latest advices from
Island No 10 was brought by dispatch boat
which arrived here at 6 O'Clock this morning
The position Of our gunboats and mortars is not
changed. Firing is kept up at intervals to prevent
the enemy streng ngtbening or repairing the works
The river is rapidly rising at this point. In the
last twenty four hours It has risen foot, and the
streets are now covered to the depth Of four feet
In some places.
A balloon was sent to Com. cote Yesterday fol
the purpose Of making reconnaissance Of the
works of the enemy.
Steamers are continually arriving here with
troops from 81 Louis and elsewhere.
messenger just returned from Cape Girardeau
rerorts that the rumored attack on that point by
Jef. Thompson 10 without foundation. -a~-s---+'
A special dispatch to the Chicago Post says that
only four shots were received from the rebel bat.
teries at Island No. 10 yesterday. Our feet fred
thirty. .....
There are numerous reports that the rebels are
evacuatn2 the Island and marching across the
peninsula to Merriweather's Landing but II Is
impossible to ascertain the truth of the reports
Existing circumstances favor such belief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

IL The reopenlng Of the tobacco trade between
Louisville and Northern Tennessee is one Of the
first fruits Ofthe snccess OF the federal arms the
Cumberland nd Tenne~see rivers. No less than
forty four hogsheads OF the staple were received
from the Cumberland at Louisville In one day
last week. ..a " ..
III Collections were taken mp In all the churches
Of Chicago Sunday, March 9lh for the relief Of
the rebel prisoners at that place. In addition to
shirts and pants, they will be furnished with
spelling books and scbool-teachers, so to
enable them to return home wiser and better men.
IL Mr. Kelly, the editor of the Messilla Times,
Arizona, was lately shot by Col Baylor, on ac-
count of some personality Ia the paper referring
to the latter Mr.. Kelly has been engaged as
public surveyor In New Mexico for considerable
| IL The stories OF the Quaker guns fourd in
the deserted lines OF the enemy, turn out to be a
hoax of our own men, which was eagerly caught
up BY the abolitionists as pretext against Gen.
| Mcclellan.
DrA provost marshal's squad who entered a
gambling house in Richmond few days since
found ''twenty thirty men In the house, all in
uniform, and but one Of them Of as low rank as
Il captain"
Il thousand men into South Carolina; but will he
| 90 himSslf? There Is the field for you, Wendell.
We could spare you for a short time IL Won would
leave US a lock Of your hair.-BoSton Post.
IL Right Rev Bishop Potter OF New York
was taken suddenly III while celebrating divine
service Ia the Church OF the Intercession at Car
mansyille, N. Y, on Wednesday.
ID-The bank Of the Ohio river, at Vanceburgh b.
Ky., "evacuated" a few days ago, and four houses
upoa IL tumbled into the water. No lives were
lost. - . aLr
IL According TO report lately presented at
the Baltimore Annual Conference OF the NJ. f..
Church, Bishop Janes) the white membership
amounts to 2s 754; colored members, I3 7S3
IL Late advlces from Spain inform US of the
death OF one OF the most distinguished Of modern
Spanish statesmen and poets, Martinez de la Rosa
who was born in Granada in March, 1889.
BADLY BITTKs.-Tbe cotton spectators who
paid thirty i've cents pound and held for a rise
Twenty cents are now offered for the article, and
the Tket is dull at that.
IL The Confederate cannoneers ram ladies'
pettico2ts down their cannon. We suppose II 10
only proper for them to go under the muzzlin'
IL Caleb Cushing is one of the candidates
mentioned for the Presidency Of Harvard College
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d r FL IA l. i.
DEPARTMENT.

i March 2I, 1862.
Holders OF bonds Of the United States dated
October 1, 1861, and payable three years from
date, are hereby notified that provision has been
made for the payment, in coin, Of the coupons
OF SEMI annual interest which will become due
on the LIST April, proximo, agreeaely to their
tenor, by the Treasurer Of the Unitod States al
Washington, by the Assists Mt Treasurer at Bosto
New York, and Philadelphia, and by the De.
positery Of the United States at Cincinnati, Ohio.
All such coupons, together with schedules show.
ing the number Of each coupon, and the aggre-
gate sum Of each parcel, must be presented for
examination and verincation at least three full
business days before payment
-' 1> s. p CHASE,
NH % dt ap1 Secretary of the Treasury.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoRrRpss Monroe, March 2l-A flag OF truce
was sent out this morning for the moda-
tion Of an officer Of the French navy, desiring to
90 South. The rehel officers and crew were
very uncommunicative and we hear Of no news
from the South. No newspapers were received.
Among the passengers this morning from Ba'
timore were the Prince de Joinville and Miss
Dix.
Hopes are entertained that the telegraph cable
will be repaired TODAY or tomorrow, and COM
munica'ion with Washington resumed.
By order OF the Secretary of War, the name Of
Port Calhoun, at the Rip Raps, has been changed
to that Of oo In recognition of the faithful
services Of the General commanding that depart
ment.
The following order explains iiself
HtndqudTterS Department of Virginia,
Fortress Monroe, Va. March 81, 1862.
In order to prevent the publication of iDforna
tion relating to military movements within this
department, all repo 'ters and correspondents for
newspapers now present or who may hereafter be
allowed to come into Ii, are prohibited from
transmitting for publication any matter relating
to military operations without the ap5rcva OF the
commanding General.
Should any articles contrary to the tenor Of this
order appear in print, II will be- the signal for
sending away the reporters. Lieut. De Witt
Clinton, aid de camp, is appointed censor. TO
whom all matter intended by the reporters for
The attention Of all officers writing for news
paDers is directed to the 57th article of war.
BY command Of Major General Wool.
WIN. ID. WnIPPLB, Asst Adjt Gen.
THE MERRIMAC STILL MAKING REPAIRS.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 22-The steamer
Arago arrived here last night from New York.
flag Of truce to-day brought back French
officer from Norfolk. No news or newspapers
were received, except the fact that the Merrimac
still undergoing repairs at the navy-yard, Nor
folk
Fifteen miles OF telegraph cable were underrun
this morning.
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The RIvKR BLocxADE.-The Memphis A ppea
Of March l3 says: The transports H. ID. Mears and
Mary keene arrived from above Yesterday, having
passed the Federal batteries at Point Please n1
without sustaining material Injury EighteeI
shots from the enemy's artillery were fred at ths
Mears and fourteen at the Mary Keene-ihe hrs
escaping uninjured, a ball passing tiyoKgA thI
Tszas Of hs latter. Both vessels Were eOnvoYed
BY one Of our gunboa,s, and passed the P0in
under full head Of steam. The gunb0at threw
number Of shot at tbs enemy. one Of which q
was thought from the confusion visible, dis
mounted one Of their guns.
The enemy appeared 10 have five guns mounted
and our naval oficers estimated the largest to be
rited - Founders. Several OF these shots strucl
the trees on the opposite bank Of the river We
learn also that Communication without delay
With the troops at New Madrid and Island No
~, has been secured by another route, Of which
OF course, no indication should be given. With
the aid Of the gunboats and expected reinforce
ments, our forces were confident Of being able tc
maintain their position.
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From ,h. Tenne.see River.
FEDERAL TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF THE CHARLES
TON AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.

FEDERAL TROOPS IN POSSESSION OF THE CHARLES
TON AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD.
CAIRO, March 22.-The gunboat Lexington,
from the Tennessee river, has arrived and reports
our forces concentrating In the country about Sa-
vannah, Tenn, but are accomplishing nothing OF
importance besides the occasional capture Of the
scouts Of the enemy, bringing in prominent rebels
Our forces have entire possession Of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad, IN the vicinity Of Savan
nab, Tenn.
A skirmish occurred on Sunday last between a
battalion of the 4th Illinois regiment and squad
Of rebel cavalry, near Pittsburg Landing, result
ing in the defeat OF the rebels, with some loss
-Four of our men were wounded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-24

ID Kossuth stin resides In London. where
hls sons have recently graduated from the Uni
working for hungary, and expects aid from Ma
Poeon III II ever again that poientaie interferes
IN the anairs Of Southern Eufope.
W man who owned lot In Sacramento,
Seht s 70 see IL bis fence was washed away. He
Inc twostoFy house.
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SWORDS FOR EsENTATIoN
TIFFANY q CO.


Noa $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NEw YORK.
And No. 79 RUE RICHRLIKu, Paris,
IMiORTERS AND DMANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES
Solict the attention OF CIVIC and Military Asso
olacon, Commando on National or State service
Patrlotc Clubs and individuals 10 their larg,
RICH STAFF FNAAEE9R AER s%1sSs. RSHsS ARMY ara
Thei' assortment includes the choicest
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES.
identical with those made for Wilkinson. of Lon
dom worn BY the officers OF the British Army, ant
most approved by experienced European author
ues pe eiefantly wrought uuINr
BLADES OF SOLINGEN ON 1n AnINH,
ths th ncsbrs,sd banasss sne rs the excellent and
''FTJ RLADSs OF c,-IINs, OF HARTFORD.
Besides thennss Of the blades. in ali cases exs-
ansHthin the establishment, will be found 10
oasefiss al rec ulste styles Of ofornamentatlon, the
4Sab6sras% "a % %GeinE Of SILVER. SILVER GIT. BRONZE,
STxlL, hlcH LEATHER, etc., with banda Of PLAIN,
CHASED. or EMBOSSED GILT, or SOLID SILVER; the
6aIPs sna 6uAELs Of the same variety ofmatensl
original design should an article of : Z
EXTRAORDINARY ELEsANcK,
of D rchncss and oostliness not represented in
stock be resulfse for presentstion, the capabili
~o sO iU5 as Of
eral siafsnc resources are un9sual suarantses of
Its seusIaesoiy ana speedy production. In answer
70 order oesigr and estimates wall bs promptly
Indy aasls strehssips swords Of Tiffany q Co
eysa mSe T e seysre than those snjoined BY Govern
sna sasses q r.. ss.as Sgsk
Th0 s,ds Esr nhmeoisfe proof Of the exoelence Of
IN AZ s.-' y - 81 .r.ss tsssif Eve e22-lm
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NH % -dt ap1
TyREAsURY DEPARTMENT.,

u "|H FBBkuARY 4, ISIz.
NoTics Is HEREBY sivBN Of the readiness Of
this Department to redeem the Treasury notes
payable In one year from date, authorized by the
act Of Congress approved December 23d, 1857, and
the Treasury notes payable in sixty days from
date, authorized by the act OF Congress approved
ID March, 1861.
Interest on Treasury notes Of the above issues
will cease on the 9TH day Of April next by terms
of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7
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ID Gen. Sgel is a strict tdisciplinarian. Dnrine
the advance into Arkansas he halted his command
at Keatsyille, and made a short energetic speech
ID theT-hrst In German, then i'm English. He
urged his officers to compel their TO treat all
private property with respect, to allow no build
ings to he fred, or any wanton waste committed;
telling them ii was his imperative order to shoot
the frstman found doing any of these things; that
he would take the responsibility involved in this
Command .."