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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
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Tks Paris correspondent Of the Lsndon TiBiss,
writing upoa the ssbjsss Of AsximilIsR's accept
snee Of tho throne Of Mexico, says;
whether the Archduks has misgfvfaes about
the state sf Aairs or not, if Is rEmersd tkst hIs
Impsfzl highness hssitstss aossRtiug tha sToWH
eEsgsd him ~ the assembly Of Rstasles, chossn
BY TIE FreRek Minister a. Eszics. TIE ratif
cation Of that shsrs6 BY mszhB ci universal
Suffrage tbs Frsnck Eensrsl viii Of coarse take
ears to have Progerly executed, SC that sn This
seors there viii bs 10 difzsulty. The other
gaint that OF the gHaTARisss, dssEssd iRdispensa-
BE by the Arehdske, IS not 90 certain. To
guarantee the integrity sf al empirs and a loan
al he sams tias, are sblizEtioss which, is is 70
be feared, he French Chambers viii nog very
willingly ASSUME. Hitherto tho Mexican war
Ass ass been viewed fsvorzbly By szy one, and
proposal 80 guarantee 8 loaa sr Co guarantee
ths throne sgaiRst aggression, would not,
think, excite much sHthgsissm. II the Arch
dake ases not accept, ths EmBsroT will pToba-
bly, l3ok cut fer another eSAdidais; but, ia the
ussusima7 the army must remain all the saiEcs
Of Mexican regeneration is sEeRnsd By ths cleo
asH Of q sovereign. AsnT pesPlo g Of epin-
ion that he best thing th0 Emperor ecaid d. is
to annex McKee, ct Oaes 70 the crown sf FIansa.
L WoEld require, 70 doubt, larger srInY sAaz
Is nsw there The thirty thsussRd EeH already
u psaBss3iOns soHllnsRd bAe COMMUNICATIONS De-
tween Vera CrGz and ths capital Ihsy have /
ne! gOHs nEsh iAto the iatsri0T, for the very
gAiiafscsoTy reason given BY ths gsasral il com
nARd-thss tbe rainy SEASON, whlsh las hitherto /
rendered the roads impossible, Tetayds Ike esaa-
plate aunihiAt0n Of J1aTsz and kis brigands !
The heat aaS raiz Whish prevailed from tEs YER 1
usl equinox to Octs5eT, are, however, By this 1
time s7sr. Jadging from what has sssurred in |
Algeris, where ter years al army Of los 000-aaa /
10 b kept, it wsuld require for the vastly /
larger tsritsry Of Ma1iss at least twice IS May
The advantages Of annexation would perhaps |
not Be imms4iAteiy, but they WeUl1 some at
lasi; and, however unpopular tas expedition has
been fFsm the beginning, The French would most
probably fsel ProRa Of possessing great trans
Atlantis smPIrs tssRiRg VITA regsdTess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

snd inteligeros hitherto bestowed upon the
pisnst-rSpHbliean oasials
If esr organs Of psEer viii not answer the
gHsssiea why the exchange Is s,opysd, viii any
RIehmoRd paper, II this jearaal ever r,schss
that city obtais rem i.s War Department the
figures which show the condition Of the sK
ehaRgss according to their bsoks
Let rs, as We fsht, 6ght Ike men, asd not
like BOB Asres, cherish the lH1sry Of ittls
akuna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
peace By STATE Aetisa-A DaBgsrous Dec
traaes

FROM ne AFuent4fB 10 PuQiieA1l
We regret to see 50 exssllenl papsr as the
Knoxville Register taking graERd 10 favor OF
pszcs apsa grounds which We regard as in the
highest degree dishonorable to the Confsdersay
If We correctly understand is position, it is pre-
eissly that Of tAsi peNTieus Sheet The Raleigh
StRaaGrd, and the sdi0us peace party Ct NsFth
Carolina. The Rsgistsr snRsaRees tho follow
ing d5strine;
TO Whas policy alone can We leok for re-
BtersEoa Of peasei TIE Federal szd Coated
lsdsrats 6overRmeEts are contsssedly peWsrlsss
exesuL for evil, il war be 81 evil; Europe stands
slsof aud wisely Bsrhap8i then, We would agais
ask. where can an agency be found 10 Suspend
a esIaFEitF the most terrible that sver bslei any
peopsf Bat one answer can be givsa to the
iaonirv; This war csa snly snd through tia
iptsrysntisn Of ths Independent sovereign ssstar
sf ne North aRd South. Two or thres Yeas
Rasy 6rst olspss before ths doctrine Of State sov
sreiEnty can be instilled into the Northern mind
bal a1til this is accomplished and followed ~
lbs practical result Of State iaiarssstsn the va
between Redmond And Washington and the
iFrseoEoilabls Rsrth sRd Ssath must dsluve the
cenfaent il blood"
Sssh Is the doctrine Of the RsgisisT, and We
respectfully submit # It Is net disBssoEsbls 90
eur G8ysnDmeut, Raa a rs8eetion apes our oauae
| and car manhood. u is dishonoEBble 10 ouI
Govsrnmsat, becasse Il ignores the CoBfoda-
racy and tie ConiedeTa,s Constitution sltog gsshsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

- The correspondent Of he New York
Tfass. wiring frsn Tb0mss' army, s01plzlns
shat railroad zavsl over the S0uthszn lines ia
possession Of the Yankees, Is aiisnded-ggith con-
siderable paril he ssyss
Some idea Of Taiirosdiag and travel n gen
-sral In ihis sostion may be iOrmed fr0m the op-
srssisns sl last week sa this raad hence. 10 Nash
vile, q hundred and tHsnsy-Gvs niles. Foar
engines have been destroyed One ran oE saa
track down the smbankmeni near LaVsrgne.
supposed accidentally. A sscoad ran Of nsar
E5aoh springs, byths stsslshy rebels Widenirg.
the rails aud laying in ambush, and them 6rnf
On the lafrifed passengers ss.tss esr5 rsn Cf a
third was exploited BY torpedo placed On the
rails near The tunnel OF C3Ha1. and q fourtn
was damaged By collision. Besides these penis
30 the traveller, tbs enemy, Whoss p1sts a5aus
siviizsd warfare is so oui, indulrs IN the high
ly civilized practice Of throwing r8ek8 down fho
ehimneys Of the tHansls, and pissing obsfrue-
liens on ths tTaek since Wheeler passed ovnr
lhs river the traek has been torn up cneo by 6
smaller bard
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
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sgssF fonr 10 osTsonFz1T.--...-.-.-.-ss4 AsiLts
DAN d OEAa, eaperutesas1t
srrlFal asd CIosIHg q De Q. S. Mails

BY GEORGIA RAILROAD.
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NU1yDAY.
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--'N % - Taes D. HOWARD,
-..s a. -1-rs Pasttns Ter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
TIE nrs1ax.


FAs shnu busls ssunssa--aoun As bsiils-resr1sa
front
Rang is HiuTic 10 many Al ear
knd hesTt that pressed 70 tbs battles brsad kyEat
To glory, psrehaHoa, a bar.
)ns sobis heart ihsre. via saFing unknown.
Lsassf into bold lfs et he buslss Asst tsass
Ere thl1 sAanar ths touch Of the fee shall desP0n,
Hsap, heap nc ny somrsdsa, viii chains and with
toll
Dp, up te ths charge BE- ys .sus TO year lrsst
and the aars Of tho foe ssal tFai Ia t6o susti
, RroRd Yictsry lureE ya-br-ght Vigic1 e1shrasa
In the white Of The usr-cis5ca azesndinEb
And The thoughts of he dear oEss aHa frssdom
enlbined
Their AsHven-born beauties are blending
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

Up rolled the leng wave ss the esTnRgs grew dark,
Bash weary one thrilled 20 The s5ul;
Azd Loader ssek shout ~ tbe isxi vital spsrh
Went oui In iis iesh prisszsd goal
Bright brighter sssh slaiio uheH nearsr 70 6esih
. Oa onward I" ths reqEisn Of zach dying breath
High Ger the die and The Hhirl 9f ths battle,
On. snward guEse6 oEi with The hsr0's dssth rat
tie.
And hsrcs ths red Games o. lgtAiEE rlussi
Ane fierce through the mantle Of gathsri1E gloom
They cast their red glare Ger face Rud f9rn
Eeozaing out ike fgUrs sf 6t0ns,
EiaHating tie ensign Hloft n the Stormi
~ he gtands on ths ranparts alone
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

Rockingham boy, sur young frisad William a.
B1ngsr, EGG, son Of John s. Ehngsr, Of this
p.ass. At the time Of the esptRrs Of portions Of
Aoks's and Hays bnradss, on the Rsppshss-
neek, & few days ago, It WAS necesssrY % burn
the Pontoo7 bridge, in order to prevent shs sse-
ny nom crossing General Esfly asked fer two
voluHteers 20 psFform this exeeodiBRiy Dsril0as
service, involving the alness certain desiructisn
Of tAa nsR who attempted It OEr young frisnd,
who Is = private in EsskhFidgs battery, IN
stantly volunteered with Enoshsr brave soldier,
and set the bridge Ire, nghs Ia the face Of the
enemy, Whs pszIsd msTdeFoss v0lley into thsz
at short EaRgs. Fasy, however, beth mirAsu-
lOusiy escaped instant death. Oar tswnsman is
q NEST intelligent yeung man, lawyer By pro-
fsasisn, and pious mezsbar Of the ahureh. de
viii doubtless at oncs, as As and bis heroic aoE-
T.as dsssrvs, be promoted. We always knew
he bad the HerEs to accomplish deed Of sabine
heToism.- SGrTissabz7g VA } Register.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

SzSTEEsE RENETrEB.-Lincolu bss reuiited
ss sentence Of the courtraariisl. bed IN L.suis-
villa, in tss ease Of General voolfolk. Of La
rebel Bsrvies. sssssnead to Be shes IS SPY.
He is io Be allossdto 10 ssks ibsosib Of allegiance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

IL
Honor IN front and shame e the rssg-
Bis eegar hands eafieF ana trsEhis while tearing
Hn Standard apart ron It's gitt'FiHg EPsaF;
ItB bls0d -hoaored folds from ths Rght Of the Zoe,
IN secret vii answer bis hearts preaasst glow
Tie dungsoH Dsy shat he EuE's fslltast gsaus,
EH the lGsd of his ehose el be thsEs in his Streams
Ans the rifi-cleudf of FsBsy will baaT him aaoan
Tbs daEzllng vista Of peerless rsHowu
Again froa he James % The hul Euz savanna
fs gnn usset LlE % battle arrGy,
Wb1 bEre Tor he fame Of fair Lsaitiana
Her ball EAEtiered banner thal dayl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

a GALLANT DERD BH A ROcKIsGEAM Boy
We record. with no ordinary pridS and satistac-
lien, dsEing and gaDaoi deed peIloTmsd By a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

AsDERseM, ABAR. & CO..
VIA @EaEss-AL1E
Commission Mere hszts,
FghitshaE street,
gesa Atlsnts. Co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
TerTng Cd Hdvartising.

An advsr-isoras-ss ~ Be aazsed sEo aeHarE pOr
sg5sre for shs sl lnsersou n-S So aSEEr Ead arg
fsris fer sses snstegaoHt assertion
I.soz agiiess wi Be charged 8. As rsba o. hly s1s
ver IKE
ooltuary uoaes1 shHsred * sas rss q twenty I'VE
bas Per Eae and ~ oer aasssa nal o. goseEslRu
lr,sst o ehs- ssysIssp.4saiH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
Camp Of First Lsuislans Regiment SushslFs Bssass,
A8EEEl Il, 1868.

Camp Of First I.suissna RssiR0nt HIehslTS Bdssss
A0EEEl Il, 1868
The line o. which tha Isl LsaisiAna simsHt fsrass
Esrt ordered fsFerd 20 charge ths enemy posted
behind inasnshInsnE u ssrfh and rock They Ezevsd
forward Ia gallant Eayie. the coorbeAusF Of she lst
Louisiana esd ag he Of Lis regiment On thsY 60
one living, surEizg nssE-thsir feet are Gpsu tbs
trapchss Of tss f0ethsy Esslsd-but Suddenly the
dark rscsis; ssEthing IRE frsm he hGsk con
vness he leaders that they have been led into trap
and ths command isruet 10 fall back AID il OrdsP
daring the executes q waica movemsHt ths s0lar
bearer II the 81 who h&d been fsr ahead le far
behind, ths enemy semlag uBoh him enly too late &c
vi ths noble instasI aEd Garug which have en-
deavc-a6 % s0zEsmcras n TsIaa, via she airing of
bis eo0Ts froa ne stsH azd hiding .hen IN his oOssm
Is tsis mahHer be carried them ia triumph Through
Northern dungsoEG back again 70 She valleys and hills
uf TlrgiaiG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

PAFRI0TI p Selling al yoHT big potatoes Al
bigk prices, 80 ibe poor, sud paying sishe sith
yoar hslls, isul1y onsi'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
aaalta alJ Vet Fsis RailToad.
tsLAsra 70 ouT roDr.---sl EH.as-.-.S SARE q =
GEsRsE o. HULL. suporaaiepesBt
s5TgIa Eain8ld ass BsRkhg Company
a-Usrsrs Go 4Tsly1A-----.l7l sIkEa......rans ssol
oEOE6B YOEsH Approximations

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a. b. WETWHRsPO0N,
Merchant and bsssoT u
Domestic HsRufaGluFeSs

sEekR SALT. ToBAFse, HTS., aurtsf aaeiss
aad zsee1s sEssiss dseszi -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Democratic Documents.


Addre.. az the Democratlc Uemb~r~
% ths General Assembly 70 he People q indiana
setting forth the history Il the ls,e SESSIONS AM 'es
reasons -hy more bad no< ben soc5npshed during
eso-tifu;isos term. Tas- docunent n2ke- PimpSiei
.f sixteen pages. and al b furnished N any quantity
Psscs o. 20 per hundred.
The Conscript acs-Speeeh OF Hon.
D. voorhees on the couscrpf5on BILL in the House ~
Repre..nsatirrs Febrasry y. lseS This Il one u the
sne-s specie. o<wr. voorhees. question row &C.
sa-,isx /. large ~hsrs ~ Pabe Attention. and y
sssis,n IN lpii.rs -houid havs seopy n makes pam
shles q eight pa--s. Priee 81 per hundred.
The Liberty Of the Citizen-Speech
~ Hou n " Voorhees, delivered IN the House II Rep
s.-srssuv~- February -. lss the "Aet 70 Indemnify
81. President AMI other persons fer suspening The WI;
Of habess corpus ard done in pursuance thereof
uo~ prafsd N p-mrkie' form. and BE- obtsnsd a;
thi cce Tsss d he great EFFORT Of Mr. voorhses 20
pro,eet The liberty q the eitzen, and shoad &c in the
handssof every voter N Indiana Il makes pamphlet
Of sixteen ages. Price 81 50 per hundred.
TPNi orders should direct the speeches TO be sent
~ express tn postage ~sl be cent copy. and
must Be prepssd.
Address ELDER. HARDNESS 3 BINGHAM,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28

Ouce a radical and extremist on the subject of
a5oiitiouism Gerrit Smith. OF New York. has
chaseed his course sufficiently - give atfersnce
to vorcs like these, 10 a speech at Albany, or
Tuesday,:
81 have said we must iusis, upon the uncon
ditional submission of the rebels Our opposition
10 the rebels must also be unconditional. We
must make no conditions on behalf Of The Re-
publican. Democratic or Abolition parties. We
must make no conditions. If the rebellion tn
umphs let all else de-for all family, wealth.
party-all would be worthless without country.
The rebellion mus, he put down At whatever
cost, or whitever sscFe6cs The Republican or
Democrat who l. intent only on helping his party
j. IA league with rebels Are there Aboitionists
who will not 70 for crushing treason unless the
Government shah pledge itself tn prosecute the
war until slavery is abOlshedl Let me say 70
them, have TO sympathy with you. know
you only a eRsmies TO my country. The true
doctrine is-let come what may of temperance.
Of Abolitionisu,, OF Repubicanism. of Democra-
CIV, the rebellion and shall be put down IL
is not now down. only because We have not been
as earnest in putting il down "a the rebels have
been IN putting il up. We are in this To be
brothers We are to know no man by his party
name. but only az an ant-rebellion In the
course of NV long life have had 10 do some
thing against intemperance and slavery; but
since the bombardment of Sumter have been
ready to work with I'll against rebel lion-to work.
il YOU please, with the greatest drunkard on my
right, and the greatest pro-slavery man on my
left IL Aboltionists refuse to work with me
without some pledge for the abolition Of slavery
il is little their credit that they allow the sin
of slavery TO blind their ewes TO the greater sin
of rebellion. If. as some say. slavery and re
bellion are one, then put down the rebellion and
slavery falls with IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
From the Cincinnati Price Current, August IS.
Financial and Com mercial sum nm "a
for the Past Week

II having become evident that Charleston and
all the surrounding Notifications will sooner OF
Later, fall, considerably sends down gold. and has
a corresponding effect on the public mind and
securities The week has been one of general
cheerfuness among all classes
Gold closed dull Yesterday at noon, at l2315
in New York. and the tendency was downward
The fall of Charleston will put it down TO 10.
because with Charleston Savannah fails and
thus the whole Atlantic coast will be virtually in
the possession of the Government
The money market continues easy, though
there has been fair demand, and the supply of
capital is abundant Six TO eight per cent. are
the figures for good sixty and ninety days paper
The demand for exchauge has been in advance
OF the supply L ). currency has been shipped
extensively to keep up balances in New York by
the banking houses The offerings OF Govern
ment securities have been light thou IA the re
-trictions upon the negotiations OF vouchers were
removed in the early part of the week The
quotations at the close. last evening. were a.
follows:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
The VhtD

We take the following from the Boston
Journal of Saturday:
The Government has decided not to retain
any officer in the army whose views on the wal
policy i not in consonance with its own. Case
still continue to be reported for dismissal for the
use OF what termed disoyal or treasonabl,
language"
E Thus does the Administration snap its whip al
the m ,nhood OF its officers II is as much worse
than the plantation over>eer - the manhood OF
the white man is better than the body of negro
Ii there be ANYTHING ahead of this in the refine
ment of despotism We cannot conceive of il. l.
j. enough 10 make IA patriot shudder al what is
before "a if This steady march of Administration
sespntiSm be not enthusiastically rebuked at
tie ballot box.
1t such he the tyranny over officers what mus
il he over the poor soldiers ho have to expilte
the crime at having an opinion. i'm the guud-h use
or with hall and chaiu2 How long will it be ai
this rate before the private citizen will be forced
by the bayonet to the present condition OF private
soierI Answer, men of Maine Eastern AT
gus, Portland Maine
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
Ex-President pierce TO Returning
soldiers.

At Rock port, New Ham shire. one day last
week. a company OF the 5)th regiment was pub
liclv received TO their homes. and ex- President
Pierce heins IN town, invited 20 make a
speech @hich briefly reported ~ follows:
lie slid he did not come here t0 sueak. but
being here to enjoy The pure atmosphere nf our
beautiful town, was permitted the pleasure OF
uniting with the people in welcoming home the
bows Of the 'Fiftieth. They had gone forth At
the call OF Their country 10 vindicaie and de end
the Union. and right nobly had they done their
duty and returned With honors upon their head :
il would be the proude>i legacy that could be left
to their children. This Union had been formed
with written charter. plainly setting forth the
rights aud privileges of those living under IT, and
he hoped that whenever any attempt was made
20 set aside those provisions, that they would be
ready 20 march forth in It's defense They had
wiihstood the perils OF climate and the pe,ils OF
war. and he vas proud 20 unite in welcomin g
them % their homes once more
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28
"rhe Greed of cur Political Path. ;

Mr. JEFFERSON in his first inaugural address,
laid down the following political matims 1.-The
creed of our political faith" and 1.-THE tombstone
BY which to try the services of those we trust"
"The diffusion of information;
1.-The arrangement OF all abuses at the bar OF
public opinion;
Freedom OF religion;
Freedom of the press;
Freedom of person under the protection of
habeds corpus; and
Trial 10y iurieS impartially selected.
These principles form the bright cons'ells
ton which has gone before us. and guided our
steps through age OF revolution and reiorma
ton The wisdom of our sages and the blood OF
our heroes have been devoted to their attainment.
They ahOuld be the creed of orr political faith,
the text of our civil instruction. the ;ouchsione
by which to try the services of those we Trust:
and should we wander from them in moments of
error alarm. let Us hasten to retrace steps
and regai. the road which leads to peace, liberty
and safety"
How. asks a contemporary, would the present
Administration appear, tried by this touchstoney
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-28


CIRCULAR No. 1S.-As the undersigned has
been led 20 tear that the law regul ting the draft
was not wholly understood notwithstanding the
numerous explanatory circulars that have been
issued from the national capital OF late, he hereby
issues circular Of his own: and il he shall sue
coed in making this favorite measure more clear
TO \ discerning public, he will feel that he has
not lived i'm vain
young who is drafted and inadvert
emily goes to Canada. where he becomes EN-
broiled with a robust English party. Who knocks
him around To disable him for life, the same
occurring in licensed bar room oil British soil
such young man cannot receive pension
count of said injuries from the United States
Government can his heirs creditors
IL. No drafted man, in going to the appointed
rendez' ons, will be permitted to 90 round by
way OF Canada on account of the roads being bet
ter that way, or because his "unele William"
lives there
Ill. Any gentleman living in Ireland. who
was never in this country, is not liable to the
draft nor are our forefathers This latter state
ment Is made for the benefit of those enrolling
officers who have acted on the superstition that
the able bodied male population of place lnciu.
del dead gentlemen in the cemeteries
". The term of enlistment is for three years,
but any man who may have been drafted in two
places has right to 90 for six years, whether
the war lasts that length of time not--a right
which this Department hopes he will insist on.
'. The only sons of poor widow, whose hus-
band is in California. are not exempt, but the
man who owns stock in the Vermont Central
Railroad is So also are incessant unatics, ha-
bitual lecturers. persons who were born with
wooden legs or false teeth Blind men (unless
they will acknowledge that they "can see it,
and people who voted deliberately for John
Tyler
VI No drafted man can claim exemption on
the ground that he has several children whom
he supports and who do not bear his name or
live in the same house with him. anu who have
never been introduced 10 his wife, but who on the
contrary. are endowed with various mothers. aud
"live round " A. W