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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-26


THIS CERrIFlkS that have given full and definite r.
struotons to DR.. g. neforris u Chelsea Vt, to meks
and administer TIE Nitrous OXIDE, OF" Laughing Gtsn
anesthetic Tor the Extraction Of Teeth as used
DR.. Cotton Of New York.
The advantages of the Gas ether and chorsit I'm
are
Fissr.-lt lie perfectly harmless No injury va, ever
known from its inhalation.
sscosp-rhe Gas produces the most perfect insensi-
billy to pain, shle itayods the and sickness 10
say nothing OF the DANGER from ether aud chofoorm
THRp.-rhc Gas IA pleasant to inhale, having no dis.
agreeable smell or taste and the effects all pass on within
two or three minutes leaving the person feeling precise
~ as before h.lng.
fourrn.-lt can be gi,en with safety On purel In s
sorts and stages u disease
lhayc given such careful instruct 10 Dr. Deforrls
that have no doubt he make pure article Of Gas
and administer Il With discretion and safety,
~ BlxBY.
Once Al the residence Of WV J, TARntti, Esq, Of
Chelsea, " yt7am
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-26

The Spring Term will commence TebrustyH "a. The
Fall Term will commence August 81 1885, Each Term
will continue eleven weeks.
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STATE OF VERMONT.
WA,ulssror COUNT, IS.

CONSTANCEL Go0DElLs
JACOB WHITE and
ELNIRA WHITE, Orators
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-01-26
Teeth Extracted Without Paia !,

Nitrous Oxide, OF Laughing Cas-,
ORIG. DoFoRRls has the pleasure OF announcing
to the public that he snow al rinerng The NITROUS
OXIDE or LAUGHING GASP by tn atl Of which
hels enableduo
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-03-04
CAMP gEzsY.
gosroas lsslDax VA Feb. sih 1864.


Mr.. gntss.s. AZ recent meeting of the
Hiskwe-sl Rangers. the following preamble and
,ess,Ias;oas werv ,snsnimonsty adopted:
We. tho Uiliurs anti tstra,hess of the Kirk.
wsoa Rangers. Go. Z Htseoinhe Legion Cav.
alsy. $. {. " arprseissing fully, the great
p,iusspIt.s inroivrl IN thu prpsen, var, and wit
nssse.. 10 grra, extent. of the. cruelty and
f,.rpci,v. pvas,ised apan llesc Of our country
n:en. wl,bui slsey hsvc osesraH. and the deyss-
,s,:e,, snd misery siss Have inflicted upon ous
fair eoss,,ry. do unanimously.
R,,csssS. That we viii. TO u,sa, se-enliss
f,r the 81, and aevcf lay tiown oar sfu,s until
sssr lsst yas,dsl is driven trom The land, and we
enjos the pesse and liberty, wl.ish hy nature
IL ours.
corpl. N. r. JONES. charipao.
r.. *. cnkligs, SECRETARY.
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81
Month rnsal tier saiue is entirely des.rcyed al
otter osss a's aewisr rsceissbe at par for sazes
and The pssrhzSe d eoEss ,si April isss after vse
ssh = st the rsse a tisss sor swo,
'os lse ist ait ie lst u Jsaaary issa wfea
1as ~ ~ scaas 70 hase sny Tslas wi.atsser. Ile
y Hassa sssee afe saout ealtty millions IL car.
casa'es ssi sof % 'sed sos The parsaiaseof boGda
aisaf NE ss. es p as iey ase ftesivaale It
psf. e p's nseas @ iass- nasasriy lst They assSe
=. ~ s'.s' oa s'se ssiss 1efis as notes q
l'Da' '''o 100 o 70 zoe 'ss %
aise s'se cssfs sitT TOO win cease 70
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''s s-' Waa' sa'as'as % 0e received
= I's I'ass 30 s5A - 's.ss sa'ss
Is 'oa' ss' ssss sssA ssaasa so' u '"s afs:
sss.a :. ~ az saae . y sesse'ea saeae
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.ss sss'es''o = s''s = = - s' - % 4e saoss o
~ 80 ss' - s''s ''''s
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IS - ''''''s's = $500 ssses" 'e''as CO.
sses5 es'a ssss as.s''it . aaea ana sssai 'as'
'4'''sas =. 3. s se u '''sa 40
esa.s' assa % sspsa s'f. aa' I'sa IA
asss = ''ss sssa'ss % suna esey ao*'
a.s5 ~ - sas 'o'asts q aaaa'es
s'sa' sssaea VS. s''as e ss''sfss ar saf oasy
easssse g PSI s.t insse ses;ss 70 10 10
s'ss' ssas = y ssssf % 'eaa' se a'''sa
ssssssss sHa se'ss 70 sslscsAse as~ hsscs with We
: s,lss'se i'sfe are s''0as Eve col,
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cAsss ssaa Mswa.sgss sass Tsss:...

Ma EpfToa: psgsss I ssss grsafs4 ihanks th -aaga
g.s ssssurs - the sssss of slse sosaisas Aid Asso
sassss. II gxrsaaw Dsssssss, u c.. N behalf Of my
ssssssd %. sss salbsxiss sssssSs to wis; IS pair
O. ps,sss asd ssra pa i q dfasets.
sgTauEsDg.,
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acsSuwl.s / pe; s.AgS!s.

Nsss sIrsss sarsEV; Rgessssssrs t4ssgsrs Aid As.
s asssass. Ksfsaaw nssrss .sllsu ase IN shaaS ths
assssat %. sEslga .eg 10 is ~ al e sons.ay, 10.
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II. X. cnkliss, Secretary.

The palat,a .of the Tycoon cf Japan, q, Ysddo.
was tnraed Il, ci.sis,inss day. On New Year's
siay. the city Of fedao was again Favaged by
fire. Al,on, fiye kuidrea buildings af the bet,
ter eisse we're burned. News had Feaehed
Kanagawa. that on the 3ia October NH Of
llakodadi had been burned BY incendiary fres
Cor. Brown fas isstsd preelansatiea .eou-
vening the Legislature 81 Georgis In spcciai-
session on tha roth Of March.
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raoa rs.E SOUTHWEST.

tsG elcty s5a> fylsSgss sissfsssii ttis. ~ ka-
nsanea. 4 I.osssea u lsiis k,sss ss,., lack Il,
elnstsaaossa; sle as.assaihslss l,as gcs,e i,,.,
cst, III lsIer afso. nil I,sI lIns..c E..,,l. ss,
shc chiskaatali.st. Chr cavalry * s.t., OBI
Iingss,lsi alfas,ss's Yaakeel sasaIry sra,
towassl. Cl.slsssias.,l.
Tass sssaessl .sassa'. Pa-scs. g scpsss~i 30
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sa.e esss.ssy. sssi.sass ii six ii.sslsst.s ssles
stsgss ssgl.fisa MI ,,islss ca~r.i aa slse
sssssay spsse,s am aasiag. sssIssy contested
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driven ssssk wiiss asgsss slangat,ss. TlW Yan.
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Gss. Isssao.~-7ls Nhig harms iha. The
Iss~al,,l, lss. aFrsisaesi sssa. Rrax.aa Bragg
tr,fsuH,..lsa.i,i lief s sI.c Hs,nis II the C.a.
fsl,sacy Ss,rIl II leass II ti,y sssnsnr in Rieh.
nsop,l. III. pei:st, WI l.s.sl,sEiy isc sI.ss III
Military Adviser with ,i,e President. ssmcwiias
si,,Isf ,a HAT .,f Gen. Iialirek n, Washington,
a,,l viii of eoutse ai,hiras him frosn sl,e Geld.
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Maio, j. +. caes is announced as Chief A.
e. &. for ceucgal Jones ". Wishess. whoae
headquarters are al Montgomery. Ala
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IHE CAMDEN JOURNAL
rRsDAs MORNING. saAR. 4. 1864.

See M INF of ,aas no,sse of lie S.. Ga r. y, cssn
RAJ i. In sssosses sosnnnn,
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1iss PRESIDENT II ie gsncy.iea; sbesssy. s'aeia'iy
askpaw!edg tic alegias sise ssass rpnss
r.esa Mia .r;sal.eia. oad aashei q sss~s fuas ss
Gas.e ss.
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ssspss M sfs Ii Y erstsis ,l.As s:ssns ss.s
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sxssss slsai srsssis pssss MilE ros r. isssrs se
sssesy. hr ssss sssssss.s y III rf,si.sare aii r
nsmIaasians now HI esssnlssi.ses 1l,. .lrvIins
insaaasea sefsest,si yesterday = rh'.fs IN me-
ssiis.rss aad lps gfa.Iss. l'sssss of sae iolseee
ass n9s materially lawers
isseaaosn. Fsas 28.- snssn,stfaH srcesseti
so ssss sssssrMsts thai lrsde samis isit ss'1ien
ii Il believed tnsths eHnfss ,sat aN'lssnH
ID. II. Il aaersss s,iss Ia ssissss ssishiien sr"n
ss,ossss,essss en- oas right.
yIe ssav. III eas ar Ieas sssas III Wai' train
Al. GassoHssitle. having 1tssaal Ire on it,afsi
hst uassoi rrsslcfirk' Hsis. ss,tee If ai,e eHe
ssy sppesrd s, tI.c lafser ttaee.
I'D Iatsss aasirts trnns aIssse is'.ft-Afe that
shc sakee cavalry asr ,asssirg ,'s' 'l',. cFhiS,l
IL Head as Ehafiosseaills aud FrsdesiCk Hall.
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As,en,sea II eald % lie aosee. osthe sssse Taz.
Gu irctuf. Iii aputicr fesaaiin
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lssl ess::rsa sssss t'a,s4a ssi,
ssass 81, ssys ssssssssr ssars 5Sss
swrN gsslas. isiissss hHtslSsss Aisa Sos
ssssas sssse shsuwn, ss y ssisis os.ss pigisfsvs
sssssek. Tie washk rcs is.jsssssi.'
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FORGIVE US, AS WE FORGIVE"

lii the middle ages, when the great lords
and knights were always at war with each
other, one Of them resolved to revenge him.
self upon neighbor who had offended him.
1t CHANGED. that on the very evening that
he had made this resolution, he heard that
his enemy was to pass near his castle, with
only few men with him. II was good
opportunity to take his revenge. and he
determined not to let it pass. He spoke
of his plan in the presence OF his chaplain,
who tried in vain to persuade him to give
it up. The good man said great deal to
the duke about the sin OF what he was
going to do, but in vain. At length, see'
Ing that all his words had no effect. he said,
"My Lord, since cannot persuade you to
give up this plan Of yours, will you at leas,
consent TO come with me to the chapel,
that we may pray together before you ge!"
The duke consented, and the chaplain and
he knelt together in prayer. Then the
mercy.loving Christian said to the revenge
full warrior, vii! you repeat after me.
sentence by sentence. the PRAYER which our
Lord Jesus Christ himself taught to His
disciples :"
civil do it" replied the duke.
He did il accordingly. The chaplain
said a sentence, and the duke repeated it,
till he came TO the petition, Forgive US
eur trespasses, as we forgive them that
trespass against US" There the duke was
silent.
"My lord duke. You are SILENT, said
the chaplain. Will you be so good as TO
continue to repea, the words after me, il
you dare do sos Forgive US our tres
passes, as we forgive them that tresPass
against US"
al cannot" replied the duke.
"Well, God cannot forgive you. for He
has said so. He Himself has given Us thi:
PRAYER. Therefore you must either give
up your revenge or give up saying thi:
PRAYER; for to ask God to pardon you a:
YOU pardon others, is to ask him to take
vengeance on YOU for all your sins. Go now
my lord. and meet your victim. God viii
meet you at the great day OF judgment.
The iron will Of the duke was broken.
"No," said be, !" will finish my pray
er;.My God, nv Father, pardon me; for
give me as desire to forgive him who ba,
offended me; lead me not into temptation
but deliver me from evil.
"Amen." said the chaplain.
"Amen." repeated the duke. who nov
understood the Lords Payer better thai
he had ever done before, since he ha,
learned to apply it to himself.
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How COFFEE CANE TO BE UsED.-It is
somewhat singular TO trace the manner in
which arose the use Of the common bever-
ace &c cofee, without which few persons,
10 any half or wholly civilized country 10
tie world, now make breakfast. AT the
time Columbus discovered America il had
never been known or used. 1t only grew
in Arabia and Upper Ethiopia. The dis
eoyery Of its use as beverage is ascribed
to the superior Of monastery in Arabia.
Who. DESTROYS Of preventing the monks
from sleeping at their nocturnal services.
made them drink the infusion of coffee,
upon the reports Of shepherds who observ-
ed that their focks were more lively after
browsing on the fruit Of the plant. Its
reputation spread through the adjacent
countries, and in about two hundred years
il had reached Paris. A single plant,
brought there in IVA, became the parent
stock of all the French coffee plantations
in the West Indies. The Dutch lntrDduc.
ed il into Java, and the French and Span
ish all over South America and the West
Indies. The extent OF the consumption
now eau hardly be realized. The United
States alone annually consume il a, The cost,
on its landing, Of from fifteen TO sixteen
million Of dollars.
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he set up three days and nights waiting
upon the wounded-don't laugh at him."
In moment. all was hushed. and then, as
if to repay him for their unkindpess. they
gave deafening cheers for the Hero Of the
Hospital. There is power in human kind
ness. L. w. H.
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xlR's NOTICE.

ru,HE subsetg qualified At Frhrnsit ,erm
4 1854. =. q ihe ss,s,e of CHARLES
MeCAULEY. hereby give, notice 10 81
persons hasi upon sad estate 10 pr.seu,
them within ho"ed By law. % tins not; &c
will Be plsp .nelf feecsefy. Persons il.
Jetie1 % d w please make speedy pay.
W III II. LATTA. Ex'r.
March ?. 35-iwp
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TIE PowRR OF KnDsEss.-" Come out
Of that hat "Come out Of that collar !"
"Come out Of them boots" Such we're
the proyerbial wit,icisms that rang along
the lines, while our army was drawn up
before Chattanooga to be reviewed BY the
President. They were directed against
queer-Iooking old gentleman, who. with
s,sic indifference, was marching along the
rear Of the lines. lie wore white crayst
and a very high stiff collar. that reached
almost TO his ears, and an old two.storied
beaver hat, that looked none The better for
Hany years hard service. Is itstrabge,
then, that he Lecame the target Tor the
harmless .railieries of our numerous SOL
diersi But AZ he marched along regardless
OF all their fun, young man stepped out
fran The lines and exclaimed, Boys, don't
laugh at ,hat mamie is methodist
pceatber, and one Of the best men IN the
world. After the battle Of Chickamauga
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JrcETyED

ToHET sof.h Mr',atd. Quinine. Cod
Il Liver oil. hlofoiefm. CslorncI. Al,o
have on hand n cry Ell WINE. stihe
DRUG STORE.
Jan. -. IS
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CALL AND SEE.
WE are receiving 10 part The following necessary
w and desirable Goods, which We will sell 81
small advance, for cash only:
4 very handsome Black shaNls.
COO yards "a Bleachcl Shlnings,
400 yards al Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black and White ditto.
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto,
500 yards a. Light Fancy ditto,
Colored and white Pocke; Handkerchief,
2OO dozen coais's spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
200 lbs. Black Pepper.
ilI2 rs. Cooking Sods.
Sc dor. Goat skins for Boots ard Ladies shoes,
IS bags Dry Salt,
29O lbs. Epson salts.
and many other dssirsble articles.
JAMES Y. Whitfield Il co.
February 3. d.
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NOTICES SOLDIERS

nr,so NOTICE SOLDIERS,
ssn aled Q, have died Of disea..
the same them for ,he.er,ss ana having
office IN Rupy collected By Supplying 4, have
P.s.rh,v, ,.,.,., =. Z. PARISH.
sulaon .eon.s ,5os',od the Governm.n,,n
Ing The claims IN my and ,ho.. s, :.
be collected !. soon asha' may rely thai ,hev p.ae
''0n IS 'hey can be audited w
April ~. Y, 4. PARISH
----------- s2-sn
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Three Hundnllars Reward.

DAN away from if'ieers on Monday The
N 18th instant. tvs, Duncan sndiJsne.
Duncan is abou, sir 4 stout and able. weighs
about rs pounds. da pu' Dot elark. i polite.
smart and intelligent tanner; altogether he
is No. boy. Jan 'of woman. not very
stool. and unsOupd. ile'e they ~cas induced
10. and aided in the ey some white man and
carried of in wsgoag everything with them.
We will give tuoi dollars $500 for the
apprehension Of Dnd ono hupdrrd dolla,s
(sl0o) foI Jane. enhnemeni n any Jail -
that We can gel ,hlean = about - YEAR Old.
lane 3a-hnsbAnls.
AIN & RUFFIN.
February q. 81
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

'HE undersigned oatlng qualified ), febrdsiy
Tenn, 1864. 81 Orange County couri. - eie.
calof q he estate q Mis LOUISA y. HARDIE.
decreased, hereby gives notice 10 Ill persons kayirg
ela'ina upon satd estate 10 pies,n. them within ~
lime 2, Inv allowed. 81 this nnliec will bc plead ii
os' ~ her ,cco,efy. Persons indebted Will psr~c
make speedy payment.
II. N. G. STROUD, Err.
ha0h :. 45-svp
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lust RIVED.

THREE Cases Of Fine aENCH BRANDY
4 for Medicinal purpo
MATCHES, IND MUSTARD.
TOOTH BRUsHEsA cAMPHOR,
TOILET SOAP. &c. &c.
At,hs RUG STORE.
August e6. os-
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TEE HrLLsB0RoUGH BEc0ErRR,
- PrHLfAHEB wrrKtr
RY DENNIS rrrauTT

Terms. - Five Dola,ss ,eaf. II paid IL a.
vance; Five Dollars and FiIiy Gents, II pot rad
within three months; o. Si1 Dolafs II DELAYED unt
w The expiration Of the year
NO paper will be discontinued until III afrcsrse,r
are paid, unless 81 the option oflhe pUbIisher.
No paper will be sent 10 new su serbefs out Of tie
ciale unless payment il made in advance, OF some
person 10 the State shall become responsible.
Advertising Rates for The Re order
Advertisements not exceeding founotG Incs two
dollars fotihc Grs, and dollar of each subsequent
insertions longer ones ~ proportion. Court adver,iso
mcnts twenty-five per cent higher A deduction O,
one.third will be made 10 advertisers BY The year
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WE ARE RECEIVE

WE ARE RECEIVE.
S00 lbs. Cut Tacks, 8, 10 and
JVO 400 lbs. Black Pepper and re-,
600 lbs. Coffee and Sugar.
40 lbs. English Mustard. !,
200 lbs. Extract OF lockwood ai,iue Stone,
90 lbs. Cream Tarlar
Cotton and Wool Cards,
5000 gross white and black HI and Eyes
800 yards Calico.
500 yards English Reps.
800 yards Black English Me-
so yards Brown French Mer
so yards Tan
so yards Fawn
so yards Claret
500 yards Calico Extra En,
500 yards Beaebed Cotton
>ssBlack Velvet Bu,
100 gross Blsek Silk
100 gross Fancy
SO gross Buge Gimps,
100 gross Fancy Hatiersd' &C.
30 gross Black and COLDS,
100 gross Black Lasting pms.
Jaconei Muslin,
100 Cotton Handkerchi
200 yards Black CsmbF
100 lbs. Powder, assorf
$4,000 Caps, and Shot
Raw Cotton for SEP consumers.
II. N0wN & co
November IS. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-04-13
BOOTS AND SHOE.

HAVING gone into the manufacturs BOOTS
IL and SHOES, can now furnish tse in want
Of them at reduced prices, 90 our mous' Cheap
for Cash. ~ Trrpp lsrJNE
February 3. 3l--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-17
Gov. clarn on Krrr.p,isu..

Gov. CLARK, of Missississppi, in pToclGme-
ton dated oDihe oh inst, declared that no per
son holding any offies or employment in the ser
vice Of the State, by virtue of an election, ap-
poiHtmdnt or engagement made in pursuance Of
law, can be withdrawn from the service of the
State, by any Confederate authority This In
cludeS not only slI specified in my procsma-
ton of March last, but also rangers, county sur
vsyors, coroners, all agents or employees in or
c1nRecsod with the salt works and distillsries,
established by authority of the State and all
eommibsioners appointed by the courts, not for
mere temporary purposes, but holding their Of
fce or appointment for q term, or during the
pleasure Of the appointing power The militis
are not included, as they are, by the Constitution
Of lie CoRfodsrats Sisles, subject to the call of
the President. Asno one can be Withdrawn from
tho services of the Stste without the consent Of
the State no one can be Withdrawn from the mil
itSry service of tho Confederate States after be-
ing duly enrolled or enlisted. Election or sp-
pointment to ofice, after snch enrollmsnt, there
fore; cannot exempt. The Government cannot
control the judges of the courts and other OIL
Gers in the appointments which they are author
ized by law to make, aud when they make such
appointments, It is his duty to sustain thsm, bnt
will, in sli cases when may have the author
ity' promptly interfere in cases of abuse of
power.
i any person exempt from military service
is forced into it, this grievance, on being proper
ly established, viii be Tedresssd No person
capable of the duty of a soldier will be ap-
pointed by me to civil Office, when another
equally coppstent can be resdily found, and
the same rule is earnestly recommended to Others
having the power to appoint. The services Of
sll cspsble of bearing arms, are now required
and no ons should refuse. Oar State demands
il now We viii soon be left, by the necessities
of iha wsr, to the protection of the reserved
force and the very few volunteer companies Of
Stale troops now IN service. Al State and
county officers and others except from military
seryics should form military companies aud pre-
pare for home defense Such companies will
be mustured into State service, with suitable
officers, TO whom commissions viii be issued,
and in csses of capture in arms, they will be
entitled TO the privileges. of prisoners of war.
All officers, agents and others, cspRble Of bssr-
ing arms, viii, whom have ihs power, be re-
moFed, unless they attach themselves to and
serve in such companies for home defense, snd
to aid IN the enforcement of the laws"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-17

Col S. S. STAETOS.-We chroniclod on. ss.-
urday the bTisf Gnd sad encouragement Of the
death Of Col. S. S. Stanton, Of the 25sh Tennes-
ace. At tbs bsttls Of ChicsnEuga, says & friend,
his regiment Ua5 exposed 70 3 close and heavy
Ere, and waveriug for a moment. seemed to be
in the act Of falling back, when shs intrepid
colonel ssizsd the colpra Of his regiment, and
rushing 70 the front, called bis men to follow
him. Inspired By this heroic example, the regi-
man reformed on The colors sad st Onca recov-
cred the ground they had lost. While the col
ors were in The hands OF Col Stanton, it vas
pierced thirty times BY the enemy's balls.