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. M n soso1zszA,ss -ss.<Ax
1XfRA0F
ruHz TONIC.
DocrsA zoov.Asus
G ERAAN BITTERs.
1nNAaD N
On q Il JACKSON. eaiaa.,pAn, p,
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0NHoHIc On HlAvous nILrYy nss.
lAsle OF rPB EIorsys AND Ala
DIslAsss AAINHa FROM = srs>s-
D1RA1 LIvlR On sFOhaos
sash
eoa, Inward ptlss
u..1 il ss:, E, pig s!,Ss E =.
p.I.: $500: :, ; w, pi.s..s =, Iccs.
Aaoss ,sfiss ~ r. = s1ss.' :. ssI 3,
ssom,sA syinmiss O. tie E.sd Isrrisa s.S =.
;. sse.a.s = =: a:.i, d1ess
Di.,:r %. Of T n. pot !:.er. Il. Ssss
~ es 4:ue.. u: 1 r (.
nys: s.ir I. y .id.. s.es olsss.
H.s., n.r.isS - ~. Si::s OF
q I'm -. ss. se.s,
D'f s,;r;s
49, 't1 ''''''''S s:. .- nu'. y =. sa..s
Yhsy cslsais Ne A,ssA.l ~ D~S VII,
They VIII care ne shove dissases in ai.s
casss SIT Of . hundred
t.ansss y TIE .1s.ss,vs sale a.d .a,,sr..s,sx
siSIisY OF 4 osaand Garnan Bi.ters purely yess-
1s aos q issor.at oa.ri. ,ss .nser.p.iea-
- q s' IN 30 s:. .s., sa ~
:aa fonss i,s i .sS
,ressrsso q, s u ,.sSs1. ara, Of A;.s
soss,; sss.i:s .a' y - s INN:
nd :.1s i: ., ok s:.:.
HOOFLANDS 0ERhAH BITTERR
:s tos .:s and a.tri.4 aJe.. su, have ssoos
~; aad their reputation and ssis srs not riysTss
,! r ss, ,r am,i.t S,sS S.,. .na
he mort eminent
oLlRGY1lN
rHYsioIAHs,
oIrIxHHs.
.s.os and nsSiss 'ir.s. .: e.. . ne
Do Foo Went SoszstAsns - strsagisss Yssy
~ Tee Want 9ocd Appstittt
Do Yos Rsat 10 BssIk Ur Yoew Oes.k,sassp
Do Tos Hant 70 Fesl wsUy
DO Ios Went 70 Get Rid a. NsYyousssssp
Do Pow Want S~e~ev,
Do IoS Haat to Sleep Haa,
Do Toa Eaat . Brink and vioo~oss Issxus
II ToU Dc. USE
HOOFLAFD'S GERMAN BITTER6
f,sH Rsr. J. Nssstos B-os-r, D. D., kd,ts, AZ IL.
hneye!PeHta a. RsliR5sss kno-slsdss
Although not disposed to favor or rseomnepH
pstent hedlelpes in general throsxh distru,t %
toslr ingredisnb and effects ! yst tuuH Of 40
sufhclent resstHs why a may DOT testify To tIs
knJ simple preparation, in the hop. that he Iav
thus contrlh butte IN the benedt Of other.
do this the more readily in regard 10 aoon.xsh
German BItters, prepared by DR.. O. " Jackson ~
this city because WAS srejudiced against n y, Tor
many years, under the impression that thew sare
chiefly al alcoholic mixture ! am ind btad Il ne
friend Robert shoemaker, Ess. for the removal 81
this prejudice ny proper te.a, and for encour.se-
,nsnt to try thr4n, .ben suffering from great asd
long continued debility The use OF three botsisS
Of these Bitters, al the beginning ~ the srs.anI
waf fcl wed bY evident relief and rsstora tos
70 degree OF bodily and mental viror which LIE
cot felt tor siI months before and had almn.t a.
SPARED OF reskinius I therefore thsuf God ana
my friend for directing me to tks use ~ them
PhiladslphiA. June q, 1851,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
TRAvRLHRS' Directory.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE A1D ONO KzTLK01S.
&&Re
IT. ). r .s::s:7 49,. 49,: DA yaI
- WA11tlM& ~ PAIXIS6Si}S6I ~ II.
49, WAsH1A61ou aa1 1ALTI2O1I. q
1ol PI1LApsl1H1A, FEW Yolx : ,os,ov
Law wssAiAsssn 80 ~ n.u .. \. "a ! -
o I.saavs q ,. .. e.,y.
1oB DALTIMoKB
LsQVs - go, cd II 10 .. n ~ O. - n =
.. O e1n4Ays a1Ss -. aal ssd On n
POI ALL eA1fD OF faD Wner
A>ss. ashiDENnl Ut % so O. "a q N
? n, aa,iy. ssesIs es.AA, o. sssdsy ~ cd
~. tTeibs esf.
fh.s " the oAly rosie b, vsisA saesaes a. -
0shsd Y1~sssA Fvs0 vasAssssss.
foA AAHHIHefOH AnS rRa soU1A,
Leave 8Altinsre NJ WA1AinGtoB ~ An q - 10
~. aaA eH, md ~. -. o. suaAsys o. I. 3 ID
a L: ar., :es o.r,s srs;.s ~. '1
POk AnlAPoLIs,
Asavs 4Alt14srs ~ O = And 80.
keeve AsAiAs to1 ~ 10 = ~ n.
us 1AaA Or Annapolis q el1lays
sar further infermAHop, tisI sss Of svs1y kiaA.
81. aDliy te6 D. KoONTg. sat, - 1sshiAR.
son nshea, OF ~ shs Ticket olse.
MAsssr u Yr.aspoYtatoA.
= - 0OLD. 6sAsrA fiehet Agent aa6H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
WAR DRPARTnRNr.
Prorost karshql Genera!s Once,

(F0rost kdrShqt Generals Once,
Washington, D. c., Aug. "a, 1859
Csrealor No 'e.-Tbe iollowin opinions Of
Col Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate General,
are pu hlished tor the In torn alton and Guidance
OF all Officers Of this Bureau.
With regard TO the residence Of widow who
Is aged or infrm, and desires to have one OF her
two sons subject 70 draft, exempted.
OPJHIOH.
1.-THE right Of widow ~ho is aged or narm,
TO have one Of her two sons su bject TO draft OF.
place OF her residence. The act imposes no
such restriction. S1ch a mothers claim to be
snpporhd BY one OF her sons, and the moral
obligation OF the son to furnish such support,
arabic from the race and honorable 70 1t and
which ara to bs reepscta Irrespective OF STATE
Or National lines. Should one Of thsss two
ssns no. q subject - draft. The Other cannot
pendent on his labor for her support"
In Tie cass OF two or sors sons OF aged or In.
nrm parents subjsct to draft, not Of one hosss-
hold.
"Updef The 9Th clause Of Cd section OF thu
Parchment act, II Is not necessary thai the two
Or more sons Of aged or innrmsd parents sub.
zee, to draft, should b. OF one household in or.
der TO spdtle The parent or parents to elect one
OF them for exemption. The practical opera
toA OF this clause Is certainly open 70 abuses
and frauds, which the Boards shoald gard
against AZ best they can. IL would be just
liable precauiion In such cases TO require the
parent making the election TO accompany II
with an afndavit that no claim 70 exemption
has been preferred by him or her, on behalf OF
either of the other sons. This would probably
protect the Government from the fraud OF hav.
Ing more than one exemption claimed whsra
The sons reside In different States, or within
the jurisdiction Of different Boards of enrol.
nelt."
Boards OF Enrolment will, in this oas refer.
red TO, require the AFFIDAVIT suggested by the
Judge Advocate General
In the case OF parents having ono son In tha
army, and one at home, and are not dependent
on the labor OF the latter for their support
OPINION.
Z" II parents hayA one son in the Rrmv, and
enc at home, and are not dependent on his ID.
Dor for their support, the son at home cannot
be exempted. The right OF aged or In fru par.
enis TO elect which OF two cons shall DO exempt
exists only when both of these sons are subject
10 draft. which 10 certainly n ot the case whom,
one is already In the service"
In the case OF drafted man who fails To "a.
port and is arrested AS q deserter.
OPINION.
"The 18th section Of the Enrolling act de.
claIes that deseIter OF this Class when ar
reste ID, shall be 'sent TO the nearest military
post for trial by court-martiai, unless upon
proper showing that he is not liable to do mill.
'ary DUTY, the Board OF Enrolment shal relieve
him from the draft" The language In iicatss
snatiy tae disposition to be m tdsof the party,
aho a.s recognises his right If be wishes H. 10
apper before the Beard OF Enrolment and in.
sist upon his exemption" ~, =
JAMES g. Fry, Provost Marshal General. +
HYApQUARrUs Pnovos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

rENssyLvAr,A CENTRAL aAsLao2s
EN- EE ss
y,Esr- GLASS Ass K so SSi1s'f'on''
,y.zp' sAss4! Ez ~ S do1s6s4NI F1a'
sAsaAe. CHECKED rHES sHn !. ,.u .,p Dum
ra nHs5s Phi, e E5s1 rfh4s ss1s
CLOSE ne # ttsP n stfi R.saKIsBuEs
NORTHERN te e IFs7FHss II Il s.1lHoAp,
TIE aas. s4a c sstERIRt ROUTE
WARRINGTON ' AsD BALTIMORE
WEST NORTH 4 aa q fgsSTfnt M II =. sourHwssr
- For Tsseuxs Ticket .pgi, a. sEs oa1sss Of
S.ssinstoa' and c.11ses ssssioa, Ba,sInio1.
SPLENDID sLKhPiNe CARS ON ALL HIeH7
SMOKING AND sALo6s st uARs on ALL TRAINS
RkOn wAsRIRerOn
Passengers viii tAks the . - .. and q ~ ,. N,
uki.. connecting in Baltimore with tAe la :. N
and . Is p. trains on the Northern Central Bail
NJ Iaer. maHns cIose eonn,etona xi f tx
trains on the Pennsy ivsnis Central ksilrssd for
torysrdsd 70 and from any y soi.s On tis ksiiro.d
Of Ohio, Kentreky, Indians, Illinois W.ssonsin
scsd also .o...s
81 Pittabers WITH Steamers, BY which Goots e.
T.ns.:5, T:e.:.:::. ouSs :FI.ss. fhi.oi. 1s.sI..
asx. 1Itl :.:as.1 . al sorti"ssssrs Lake.. 'A
=; ia. s.t ,s,:r, u:
With comic oAAO it enA0dy NaRktt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
HEADQUARTERS DEpAkrAaNr OF VASE
IL IEGTON

Q5ts CAsO Qxarfruasisy, Nay q, 1853
DslLBls II AGRICULTURAL IkPLshHKYs, GAA
DEE SInps, DO, are requested to furnish this oac
price lists OF the various articles Of their trade
The same should be directed to Lieutenant Colo
nsl ELIAS II. GREENE, Che Q1artsrmastar Dc
partm emit Of Warrington ms 1911
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
ATTENTION, sOLDIARSi
AnDGRl FRINDS OF sOLDIlN.

We call the att>ansn Of ell having rslxtionI q
ssRaAs ~: s.l. u Ss
di,:.sss induce By :1sp.r: ., an. ,,ivsuo., nd
daily IN Il. ..v.,.psrs. .. u. lrip. Of n. :i:s.
IL win Be noticed that vsry large prsporhss sES
r. 1:as y :: 81
D.s..ss rs..lass fro. disorder, Of sAs aiSssnvs
aos :ssss ss.. : ss.s .: :. ss
ased anoas ear soldiers, AsaAIsAs Of lives night
narkaSls M ven asti saIeats slrs 81 enc -
r: =: 81 T = &. n s,: :: -
PulAIsLrnA, A.S.sSDA, ~.
r.. k's:s4. =. ;: ssi:s' Ms
q: I'd, *: % ~: r. s'.s.::
e. 10; -. !: ::.,. y s.:-.:.: :': s..s,..:i
e; =, Is 60; 49,; " 49,; :: = . s;':
81 I:.:s 5, -. 100. ), =: ::
a ss.s =: = nsis. r.. sSs.s sss.1 = &: IS
.. .. ): =: nss: -: :
M: 80. II: .'''' s:'
:ss iGs :.. : - s:,:.
s.:. :S: :iS .
si q .s4 :: :s .s. - -: s,';s
edvis.a ne e -: 40 -, . 49, nj
A. sss Az
:s s.'i si.; :ssss': i;o. .'
..e....a s.si.s sa:a u: s, .s:, a. sas<:. =
::ssa s:s:s fso.s1 i.. I've ~
Nss, have sei.sd Ten Io,sAs. aaa / fssl .asg.ins
r. ao s:'e slSr lave s:sss .o,siss .,
y: III ka9 s7a
ssls si,t.r: o.: i. s.:..in.I q NE xa:i Sc
=; s;: Of ,:t.s -.
bosom 6oss Who ~. asaTsss ~ ne 1. ute.
Very truly youn ISAAC hALoHn.
We fully ssnssr in the trztA Of ths above ssas>.
nsnt 70 had assS;a ~ 81 seeing ear sonrsts.
e ~ is 81: :'''''
IL sfssssst.kkh =. . sssl;Iy v. ssss:y,.
HE? HssSSpSe q g. s. eth r.,...
H1fH1NIII 3. THOMAS. 90. !, sstl Pen.
iSHs 55zskI hsHsH g. g t.s. v''''
BlWARI OF ooUHfIRyzIrSI
p M sss fe. :, e sa 20 r. 'AoksoF
PRIOR Pm BorrLz - olHTs.
s-= On HALL DOL. FOB %.
neuN roar .ssrsss drsSSist nes have ne ars1els
s0tc.s ~ NJ So offered In il DlAss, blt ssn6 q
- ~ d Van 1orvsrA. ssssrsly pssksd. ~ sxDrs0
ln1usEsAL osyicS Azo AAzuSAeseaY,
-er~ Hs 81 A1oA %.
L ass SoHls 3 HvAHs.
*ss7 DnSsa0sss = Q. Il. Jesksss q Oe,J
HFeDssseDA
a. 80 g: Sn 3 lRss - - s:,sss -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
"Al DEPARTMENT.

WAI DIPARTMGNr,
W wAsx1Hs3oE. January II, 1866
In sonseseenes OF the pr essurs Of business as tn
war Department, Passes for citisens 10 visit II,
Army Of the Potomac will b siysn At the oRos o,
Lieat. Dol. ooSzAD, 1879 PeansyIyania s-sxx,
shove Nineteenth street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

HEADQUARTERS PRovosr MArsuAr.
Dis$ist Of Cossnbis, Aur. I7th. ,ssa :
The Board Of Enrolment for tia n,.t,,oss -
Columbia win meet q the City aalI, .sysrv
day, from .. n. 70 p. m, until furthsr "a.
ssce, 70 examine cases Of drafted msr, sather n,
exemption or acceptance. "'ssf I. ~
80 90 HnERY 4. DoHxyg, -
al IT'D Captain and Provost Masha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21
EN0s & co.'s CITY EXPRESS,
FoR THE DELIVERY oE

GOODS, PACKAGES, .ap BAGGAGE.
throughout he C.ty, GEORGETOWN and To ,bs
Railroad, ut
Low AND REG ULAR RATES
We sheck all bag asge TO be delivered at Railroad
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I . Q ..
SPRING AID sUMMRR SOB lpUsA
OF SHn
AND OHIO RAIgROAR

I . a..
sHksG AID sUAHRR SOB ApULB
sALr,.os. AID u o., ON. ..u.o..
&Ae Sc "a
sRoh wAsHIEaPoH oIryI
fhH Graf SHORT LIkI 70 YHE
WEST, sOUfh AND NORrM. " RAY
ns.inx the 9uishsss Tlm. Aat .h- o.l, soute
81 8; ce.:i d, &c.,. r:s' a.:
oth VIII Les. oasss - Of o.,s ,Iaa On sss
Other Route. and no Omnibus Ri1iIs
roUl DAILY TRAINS PROM wAsHIHeros
-.n. ss i,.;as ..si,.
n. s,,.. snt1H.: !. ana s'p \
It 1''.' With -! 81 za T;' w.; ;:i' '''aa'f''
ss. e, 81 ..., aa s::;
With frsin leaving Baltim ore at isA
:.sao: ~ +1ss .:.s :.
SP.n
b .uH. 70 suy Youa r1oksrs ~ m,
bALTlhoR1 AND OHIO RAILROAD
Fs's = re 0"sy Aosst By satsa Through Tickets y
fA~osSA Baggage Chssks en- BE- y~rsswsd
~ WsaAi~Stoa.
Knights Lassst Improved sLHl.INa OARS a,
tAs most suDsri.r dni.l .tt.ehsd 70 Nishi rrHnD
rB1 sHoRrusr AID MOST DIRECT EourK
ooLUxB Us, DAYroN, LoU1svlLLs, ON
CHINA ri, INDIANIPoLIS, TERI
HAUTE, ST. LOUIS, OHIClGO,
d., d., &C.,
~wnI L1ss CRAHeEs OF OARS rIAE BY AT
ofHER RoUYB6
SPECIAL Hst.es 10 Passengers for sAs Rsa trss.
fidtR 1hf II 81 Rnfssn.
81 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad SAVlONr
DOLLAR in the Throu gb price. and have the sriy
additional charge
40 nnectlons 81 the Ohio River with OLEyB
Ian d P1TPeBCRG, OaNTRAL OHIO and
MARI eta 4 CINCINNATI RAiLRoADs: And.
through them with the whole Rsilw y system OF
OF q S0RTB WEST, GENITAL WEST, AND
SOUTH WEST
For THOUGH TIOKETs please apply at II.
Ticket Once, Washington station
W. p SMITH MasIer Of rransportstloE
H.. CuLB. Genera Ticket Agent ap4I-H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

C1S9,H11ae AZ ''1z1',. =. , ,... . :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

GHOOYIa8 eIAPLIBlHD III A. BON
- sail London.
lie ehoctsr's Hand Book. London.
Lewis ARsrisAn sporssnaA
bellows she 8un and Dog London.
lie Hish Sock. London.
Xavier on Shooting. Loaloa.
Youats on the Dog.
Floyd Oh Dog breaking London.
nsyhsy on boEs London
Yks DOG; and how 10 break Aim. Loadoa.
Zee Gan: and how 70 assit. London
s>l YRANOK TAYLOR
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ToRf Rnn1u4
xlUHK MAHUHAo7oBY
49, Syv1vsI b., WASIIIeYoI, D. q.

AVVbSvsssA ~, "AtAIAsSoA, 30.
Silye1 NsAAa awarded ~ Maryland Iastdtate ~
unors, November T. lt0.
Alsa He4al bY Metro oliAn kolhaxis's IAsatu&.
NaahiaStss, D. O., I'D.
~ A constantly Making ana always
have On hand, Of the best ma
tsriAl, sysri description Of
R1Do DOLI L1ATH1R,
IDOu FRANZ,
Ladies D1A1I,
WOOD BOX, ana
RnLxIssIlR, CARPET, ana A3
oANyAD fRkvILIk6 BAGS,
SCHOOL eAfCHAL1, -
AT Low PRICES.
AeA1~11 Of QonGrsss and Travellers WIN piaasS
sxAniAs ny sSosk before y1rchssins elsewhere
fryAks that are made In other eitiss.
Superior L1AfHHR and DRASS TRUNKS RaAs
FRUaKs oovlRlD aaa RlPAIRHD a sAor.
Hctteo. -
Goods Gsliys,sd tree OF charge . any part Of TIE
aI. 0sorsstovn and Alsxandris
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-21

uAYHIN1ll Oh MIB1RYi-fHAf ID rHl
3; q n
md A1DICIN1 have AsssrminsA-rssardlsss Of
is9a1in 9isw q tSsh noss IND. stivs asd inssf
eettD9 Lsetafee On Marriage and IL DisSaAhaeA
uo1. Hsxyoos Dsbilitx, Pfsmatars DsslinA lad
essscS, MssssSs: Dslrss.ioa. e e, orsass p
lsstarss hsvs tesa The 1sAAs a. snli0AioaiA4 aa6
Avne tnosaa1s. ~ WIN % FORWARDED frse o tAs
isrSss o1tjse q Ausssy ~ H12isias, 81
DreaavaS usv Isrk. ~ Nh
VI 1NxI1AEN1 CLO1HLNQ.
NAaAys AoI = sSefS z fln 49, 81 angl11.
d. sH7es. "a las acc6y = ~ 8.
heess ssy1ee, HaAuth11(tee vith .the sene 1sQfo0
'''a.' VT. e1Sf iin c56d g. = sss's'
20 RsaassNthia Aves.s. SssvSsa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-10

Major W r. Hunt, on ordnance duty at Sci
ma, Alabama, suggests through the Reporter of
that city, the formation of a Planters iron
supply association, in Alabama and Georgia.
lie says ths supply Of iron is unlimited water
power everywhere ebognds, and the districts
possessing these combined facilities sre the most
healthy sections of the country. A blcomsry.
to produce Eve hundied pounds Of iron per day,
will not cost more than from $1,000 to $4,000 in
cash, and one might be set up snd put IN work
ing operation in from four to six weeks. 1t re-
quires one superintendent ten laborers, and one
team to work it, About S25 per day IS the cost
Of running one. An association of eight OF ten
planlors night furnish the requisite amount Of
means snd labor without materially interfering
with their plantations. Hesays.
/ earnestly solicit them to investigate this sub
ieet it is worthy their closest attention and
their strongest efforts.
Make their own estimates, calculate the re-
suits. They will fnd nothing hszardous, no
thing inificste or shrouded in mystery It is as
pain and simple as growing corn or raising cot
ton, end at this time equally IS important. Lat
them engage ia it at once and supply one Of
The most uTgeat necessities CT the county, and
relieve the community Of its most pressing
need
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-10

The following is the text Of Garbsldi's r~ 81
to an express dispatch sent him from PoIsns -
CAPRERA. March Z. Is -
Ny DEAR LANGIEWICZ: May God bley y,,-
aud with yOu the sacred eagse Of your cr NM :
You viii triumph by conducting your issn--cs.- r. :
ton in detsil, ,Propagatiug the movemer fl,ror-b
the whole Of Poland, snd beyond thClss lfr,its b
you can. You viii thus afferd tire IA resi--.
in fact the sympathiss which You merit from sI1
the world. You have already Accommodates
wonderful things-weli worthy of the nsrna ~
Poland Al the head Of your youth Won sebievs
miracles. We viii all be with yon-and COON
JOSEPH GARBInI.
The London Stars Turin correspondent n r.,
describes the feelings Of Garibaidi on the Po ,isb
question;
The general IS "a paroxysm Of inezpr sszibls
enthusiasm for Foland and has earn SIS ~
mauded Of DIR. Albaness WHISTLER, By t6s s'nrn-
tation Of bis foot, the cure could not he fastened
SO that he might 60 to the help Of Poland Hs
has always before him map Of Polsn5. whfcs
he marks here aud thsre with q red pencil
giving, however, no explanation Of his meaning
% any one He is not quite content that the
eht5f command should have been given 30 Mere
oslaWskis whose energy and presence of nir.5
he nevertheless fully admits BE rsaas an a.
papers, cons them over in fact to arrive at .r-r,
detail, compares snd ehecks one piece of 49,
by another
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-10

There is an inats spirit Of reckie dsyflr,sre
among our soldier boys thEt fs often. smB.-
ingly illustrated. and, nos. unfreuuutlv. AZ
the expense Of tae officers. Of which ths s,l1o,v-
ing is a pretty siy sample. Bat we win let Tie
vietms Col c., tell il bis own Hsv. hsving-
keen relish for 8 Joke even at bis own expense
Shortly alter resehiDg Port Hudson. - q,vq
ths Colonel, selected my eneampmsnt s1T
established my headquarters on the road ls77-
ing 70 Clinton One Of the boys for want of
better employment, executed a very neat sT-n-
board, IN large letters Hes7ouarfer= -t,
regiment Arkansas volunteers, + H CT
Commanding" AID nailed it to a tree, faeing
the road. Ny attention was first called BY ses-
ing people stop in passing to read it aud ordered
il 70 be taken down. Missing it day OF two
sfterward, / supposed my order had been
obeyed, and thought no more Of the matter until
rather uHplaesantiy reminded of g. I was sit-
ting one evening, ia 'front.' Of my tent, iu eou-
pany with some brother ofieegs. when q lean.
lank specimen Of ths country gentleman, rode
up, dismOuutsd and hiichinE his g eritfsrn an
preached the crowd and inquired;
is any Of you gentlemen Col. C-it %
That Is nay name, sir"
"Wen, Colonsi, I came in to see IF vou was
ready to pay for them chickens 37'
Chickens I presume you sre mistaken sir .
Nary time, Colonel, and you'll save trouble
if you'll pay up"
But, my friend, I never bought any chick
ems ir0m you
"Well, didn't say YOU bought 'em, Colonel
but you can't say you didn't ga EN-"
But 90 say didn't get them Never saw
you in my"
Easy, Colonel. easy Pn leave It 90 these
ge1tlemsn. Amt this your sigu-bOaTd ln hand
ing il from the brsssi Of bis oTereoak
Admitted, sir what chen l''
Amt this Your name on it i'
g Well, what then
eWsll, just this; last night when ras and nv
old woman weet % bed, there were sbistv.t7r5
hens, besides the Old rooster, In the bsn-forls
and Whsa We 90. up this morning, and shsn &
was nigh sun.ups for we Wsitel for the old
rooster 20 crow for day,l thsFs vas nary dsrnsd
chicken on the place, but this here sign-bosrd
was stuck up On the hen-house door and as
its got your nane on i, why it stands to reason
you tuck tho chickens
AMID perfect roar Of laughter from my eour-
panions paid up" The old fellow counted
bis money sud handed me the confoundsd sign
board IS my receipt" Mounting bis horse.
be started of, but turning in his saddle, he
drawled outs
Goodbye Colonel when you cone again
leave the old rooster and the .ettin' hsns ana
d0a't forget your 'slgss, h-P PoiRa C0gpss Ecko.
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From the Whie, Of Yesterday Morningl
The river at this point sppesrs to be st stand.
If there has been any change this week It is not
perez pti5le
Another iiag OF truce was sent up yesterday,
but lor what purpose VIC did not ascertain
We have nothing Of interest from the Yau-
KEGS across the river this morning. There were
quite a number Of transports and one gunbos'
IN sight yesterday. Two transports loaded
with troops left during The day, destined up the
river.
Il viii be remembered that, a shor. time since,
two members Of the 6lst Tennessee regiment
were discovered making thair way TO the Van
KEGS in q skiif One Of them was captured, but
the ether made bis escape The name of the
captured man is n. D Mayss. He was recently
tried By a c0urtmartial and Bsnteneed to be Shot
The sentence VIII be carried into execution on
Friday, the 18th inss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-10
~. vLIaRDIGnAm,s SPEECH.

We publish this evening a second speech
from Mr. YALLANDGHAsl, delivered in the
City Of New York on the 7th Of last month.
We publish il, not because We approve or in
dorss IFS doctrines Of reunion and reconsHue-
Hon, bul as showing tho state of public feeling
ia tie North The pacific ieafurss Of the speech
we admire, and are willing to hazard the exper-
inent Of reconstruction, as exsmpHfed By Mr.
YALLAsDlGHAM, provided triumph Of bis
views il the North shall bring . cessation
Of hos6lides. Our own position in opposi-
ton to reunion is well understood by
our readers, and hence we feel that our loyalty
viii not be brought in question by giving Pub-
licfty to tho speech. It is profitable and right
that the Southern people should be kept properly
advised Of TIE views and opinions Of The peo-
ple Of the North, and is Mr. VALLAEDlGHAM
and those who aet with him can overcome the
Black Republican party, on the question Of war
or peace, we shah have cause 70 rejoice. The
oussion Of reconstruction is an after con-
alteration with him. His position, as we
understand him, is 70 make peace with
the South and treat foE TeconsHneiion
afteFward. lie is thoroughly convinced that
he liberties Of bis own people viii be swallow
ed up shculs state Of war continue The
Black Republicans are evidently working for
tsa establishment Of military despotism. #
tbev can prevent a, they viii never surrender
the power thev possess So tenacious ore they
of fB;s tb.t tbev viii overthrow their republi-
can form Of government. while they bsve the
machinery in tbsir bands, rather than see the
government again pass into the possession Ct
the Democrats. and we have our doubts as
to whether a reasoraaion Of peace is possible
during LIECoLN's tenure Of Office It is his
policy to keep up his military organization
whether active warfare is carried on or not, and
henes We have bat little hope Of the triumph Of
the peace party 10 the North, although they are
making. a manly fight with YALLANDieHAM ia
sha lead.
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VOL. XIV, NO. 68

first sssp % the latter, for ths abs0lut8 VIII q
despot is always 70 be preferred to no lav q
70 mob law. Our rulers and people shoul heed
the midss Of tbe clash of srms, should net P9
silent but should speak ou1 slerner and strong
or ihan ever. i should demand ohedisnes from
al ciassas, ranks and conditions Of men, ard
the people, for their own safety and welfare
should zee 20 il that every infringement Of the
rights Of citizen, no matter by whom OF upon
what pretence committed, meets with ihe due
and legal reiribasion.