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BeV nre OF Am buec.a1lcS.


Few people realize the tact that disease lies In an
bE: ttcr5 Wkrrc rrauy to seize upon the weak The
t1rcnEtiltfs fall by the was Side.
ii Is s1axlng that the tetlu stonld tottcr with un-
certain tcns oyrr lace OF the earth, iu danger
crery day f failing victims to tue morbid luoueaces
pruvru vegetable too!c, capable OF tudowtng them
with thc vlGor they uesd. proruEar II escr5 csty
7hsi after The twelve yc2rs' cIreticncc which the
world has had Of llo-Iti1Ens STOMACH nIITsEs, ali
Thr i.ct - no:tticrs that a dos. of poton which
will scarcely Affect vigorous unu II perfect hGah
Eiii Kill weak how, w.IAt IL I'll. cansn Of er!d
amic diseases: iotsaa u G~ Gr. Al tnts aeasoa Of
zIc scar the aimU FLeTg ie snrchsrgGd wiz LIE s's
Of tnsermitsr1te, fenttens, rheumatism, pulmonary
Etsprdexs At!aaus complaints, and t+ Ike FeTsoAs
Epccumb 10 these ulstcmres. lstare up tie physical
:srx,es: tLs Wit 5tis lae',sts. s;:Se,3o!e toa,s
1aE6on lsf s'esc T. st Z .s.eafcp =; s,d
medical doetpax xtll =! least admit tat toalc and
aiirratiyc compounded Of approved lrr-, root. and
1srkI can do harm, ~hllr tic teauMony OF taons-
nnns ttyIfc1 tl4al Of it, virtues. ocJttl5
, 1865-10-13

DIR, EASTERLI,S
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER
Will erro Pain in the eEtomach, ,CI amps
or spaams, Headache, Toofhaches
Sore Throat, Collie, Dyt enteFy or
Bewel Complaints, Nervous Adec-
tious,Pain or .aguo in tho Face, Fa1n-
terA' Collie, aad in fact wherever it 1s
applied Pain cannot exist.
Ieaaer CIT you suffering rs.n from my diroass ahove
enumerated. Ot from alT <JtAeT cause! thtn use
DE. EASTE:LY7s PAIN KILLER
This Een1clne Is perfect satlante for ALL FAihs.
b,; !. uss, ntc7uai and externally, with ntvezlAnE
success. TT i.
~Tor sxiS ii M + EAETERLT'S Family Neil.
rtnf SttsT x5O MadIspu 4tttct. Chicago, Ill
, 1865-10-13

~ Health gives Joy md pleasure, and Rcs
r HAEE'a BTTTEES giTc health!
, 1865-10-13
: Robuck'S Bittsr5.

q Wher MIXTURE all her best To1ics combined,
w- eproluced RoBACH'a 8 B1GHRs
for mankind.
, 1865-10-13
A Ilas In q Peculiarly Pcrplexlns Pre-.
3fcAuent,

/. (Fron the Washington Repnhalean.l
An exciting scene was Witnessed In strqet
chr near Wizards this forenoon. A lady, well
dressed and Of genteel and respectable ap-
pcarance, stepped into the car from the Four
teenth street crossing, and upon takiu. her
seat seemed to receive momentary ahock.
She did not lose her presence Of mind, how
ever, but seized With energy a portion Of her
apparel on one side Of her lap, and called the
conductor. That official approached, when
the lady cooliy said to him, .tThere Is some
thing unde, my dress which Is alive please
to gFssp \ hard just where haze ho1d Of II"
NAL which he choked with his fist until: 1t
was paralyzcd.. The lady meanwhile putting
her hands under her dress, pulled forth q
good sized rat, whose rodent career Was soon
permanently ended With fow blows from the
entt Of the. drivers whip: The impudent
beast was cast forth Into the highway, and
the horse car went on its way rejoicing, tho
passengers being divided in opinion as to
whether the rat was resident Of Willard's
Ilotel.1 or the cars Of tho Washington and
Georgetown Railroad. - -
, 1865-10-13

1'1hl.bed fer u!e tepta,. MD Ms CAUTION 10
AN ~ NJ NaG 9thr1a. WHO suffer ifntu Nervous
1lrhlt1t5, i1e1aturc Dcrh5 osat3ubooA tcn Surp4ys
" wv .hs s.s sa,ns ns.d tis TnL Mis- sErEE ore
n.Esy cp1sa Is nss a!trs ctcsoln- consid enolr
ssn:lr COPIES may e hs:! q tr .utaor, s"'' ~
,,,:., =. hAlHAA1tL MAYFAIR EAo.
htES6Ea1T 2WAf H5G1hIyr kCi,-.
, 1865-10-13
GlaDo1.
HOLLOWELL g. COBURN
WOOL
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. 9s Federal Street Boston.
mnae ,.stonl or Mas of r nLselos s and in.oices-
e. 1ess IeEs.a - sG.nEG4s.o.-Me.H1 Gn = y. f2[NeA
70 son.s A Mss, % !. ". Potl,e CO, M9rhsuts Saving
AAxa ea9A @a0b% w. AQ1SdS2@
, 1865-10-13

q The Stomach Is the source OF ltc, and RG-
~ BACE'a a1TTHEs reno;ate That
Ecurce!
, 1865-10-13

- Phyeico1 strength adds to mental visor and
sT general happiness. RoBAEEa BtT.
TERE add to physical strength
, 1865-10-13

r.. Dlscases dcztroy life, md EOEACH'9
E 5ITTER3 destroy diseases!
, 1865-10-13

u 0DE9CuAIA4* ASS AN-t
~ Qyy1eF OF 1ux BaAxD o. public WuHEAe
Cn1oAoa, Qct. = ES3S
Pu,c notice IL hereby given 70 al pelseo. iate5esi.
cs that the undersigned. oi tao eoalu
ploiod the Assessment Ron d6r Ersd!1s and pe.tnx.
with woodeu hloc s4ven,ent, Calhoun etare 2 EsoSk
"a, Nictn4l Town Of Chicago Au0 snca hss1A0su+
F.t has secn dItd ID the otncs OF the City Cletx-
The undersigned VIII spply to the comunn SoW5eat
tho xt9teenth day OF 0ctubsr 1>6a as Ae hour ot
o'clock; ~, for confirmation Of snsh assessment.
At NhtCh time MI parties Interested viii naEe tho Hight
70 te heard. -u persons Wishing 10 object 70 &.id
,s,ta M n mott % n,e nef 4oee4oos 70 ,oa n "
rr1cr 60 such meeting OF the Common Co1nctt:
J. Il. GNpEfE,
FRED. LEfx-
o. j. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Boa11 of pubac Husks-
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GALE OF 1000 GOVERNNIENT
- HORSES viii ofcr for sa!e at PUBLIC auction,
of OCTOBER 1si lot of Government AoIses q dIE5
ent ciasses, at CAVALRY DEPOT. ED6EFIELu,
IS ks vii, probably bs the last lot Of Government
Horses Sold 1t viii afdrd IN excellent 10
nTsl Capt. and 4. 2. u.
, 1865-10-13

MnrFINXe and NEIfU81Cy.
NJ EAaav at Wstutus and Instruction 10 Young Meu
xcalef icsttT envelopes frce Of cbEr Address Df J.
skliLIN HOUGHfOk. Hox1rd Assocts;tG5 H. rn,tA' ~
, 1865-10-13

The Complexion and EIafr.
Es1t Heads md Bare Faces covered, Gray dAlr Fe-
I:o.ed Itch, 1islr daskeed Weak Hsr strengthened.
s.uu Inshy nrir btnutt.r1.
A,so T7m;,ca Faccs cured purified. and made son.
SMOOTH clcas and beautiful hy TIC use Of CHAP
MANS CELEBRATED RECIPES. Mailed tfee to
hose wishing 10 give them ~ Aunest trial.
These lecincs cat he oOte!Dt1 witlo1t csia1Se by
ciE1u uAn BY A1c-css1ng
THOS F. CHAPNAE.
Chemist and PeIfuper.
eceooyA.etwy+r SCI DsoadHay, feE York.
, 1865-10-13

In this city. C. tuc, by "a thstc stes HIGH with base
Yne, uccs;rdtng to pla; aud erecifcaiuns dtaEn by
1. Eanha fss Ageassct WIT 5,;s ~ r.
Gs 70 include I'll nc gork asd tE nnisa.ng Tic same
cnE TO ssid nlnn aud seci3cations. The fo11dAtioa
be lad ae!tas q coa,ss5 T. tn tn; City
Council reserve the 1hi TO reg x9y 9nG iI Al eas
lltebbeld, III, Sept. s., A. D. 1866. rid
, 1865-10-13

Dr. Easterlv7S

D1-- E1Sterly7S
DIARRHEA SYRUP
WIN cure D;arrhea, Gyseatery, ann-
uer Co1nplain.s 8, Golic, Cholera Nor.
bus, and all Doraneomeats Of the
Bowels, eithar in Children or Admits.
Tie and eaeca! srn,edS ever tiscose1ed
for The cure OF Bowel Complaints Is
DT. EASIEI1.s's ulAliIsItE:A 81 fECr.
II h1s been thoroughly te*ttd. and fonnd N !SFAL
lULE CEHE{cr these EnnE ouS eontnla!nts II Atna
best 1Ectiiche IN thc world f9E CHILDREN whca
TEETHIkG.
Eur eslc ii DR. E. LAsTEELT's Family Aedi-
cine ST. Fc, ID Aacison Ereet Chicago, H. anu lof ssae
, 1865-10-13
RAILWAY NOTICE..

nH. WHAT FILTHY BUTTER
" On receipt Q, Il / Will send tne recipe ios max
tnS The mcanest butter swres md ht for liable me-
BtitteF sEcesentd from ihis recipe, an ,ssaa4nE
thousands Of pounds 70 The E:sttIn market ana Eet
20 10 ST. Lonfs With from 10 to 4oo Bsst Of ref
tTencts given md required. Address &c T.. DtkMer
, 1865-10-13
no GOAL DEALERS.

ASSISTANT QCAR1KENAsIEts OFFICE
ISpIlEAl.olIs, Ind.. Oct. 9, 1s65. !
Proposals Will Be rfeeiyed this Office until I: r..
cu he 9th tnstr TO supply this Department T1th
sscEs and Offices In and about the city Of 1ndanapo'
W Tue Coal must be good, merehantabie Coal. Pro-
posals viii state vhether ths Coal u t'tthnrgl Of
Western Goal, and That rate FIT EESH6{s M e,,
,ocltr7l1lps Capt. 4 - 9. H.
, 1865-10-13

DR. COOE'S EAGIC HAIR OH.
Ter 31cssrvatio Beauty, Growth
and Restoration cfthc Ea1r.
The most perfect aad admirable ar1iec cvct diseo!-
cred for the l!aF, Is
II SofIcus rIc5etyeS, beauties and strengthens fht
Hnir I1rycnsa II 1tpm falling on nad htfomu- rayt
tnto th.t which smooth. sosey, 1!ve1y md hcautt-
MI.
cE- Price : ceuts per bnttfc.
n-Fur Rsle nj DR. r, EAsTERLy's Family Mcdt-
cine etn.c, 10 Madison strctt, Chicago lu-
, 1865-10-13
3@rDppSals.


PROPOSALS. TO BUILDERS.
i nsds will be received By nc from this dstc until
1lxtfsbrt nth. 4. d 1ELra for
, 1865-10-13
FOR PLANNING

Commissioners Of the Doasd Of Public Works.
, 1865-10-13

- W1b3IlsEsTuS, .. C. J1!y ?, lh3s
Sealed Proposals Afe invited and Will be received al
the pAces nnul the dates heseeuafter nalued ot
the purchase OF the following named 9teamboRt,
Wharf Boats, Rasxea, and otder property.
, 1865-10-13

ciliatc The pro.slavcry leaders and voters: 10
whom he has heretofore been very thorn In
the side.
MODEL MESDAcIrI.
] happened to be present at the Wiz trial
day before yesterday, when the witness for
the defence, whosc wonderful description of
the Elysian condition Of Andcrsonyil1e prison
public at large, was examined. / have heard
somc cool lying in my life, but I confess that
the bold assurance and perfect sd1g {rofd Of
that rclator Of marvellous tales tairly as
founded me- The fellows face even bore au
air Of sincerity, as though he believed, IN the
impudent falsehoods he spun out were so
many strict truths. Great 1iars easily entrap
themselves by the eItravassauce and incon.
sistcncy Of their assertions, but This model Of
mcndacity bore up remarkably well under the
severe and prntracted czoss-ezamfnafion o.
the Judge Advocate. &c never ainchcd, bnt
audactously lied and Lied to make an original
lie good. ] listened for two hours, and IN all
thai time, he was never caught In selEcon-
tzadistion, uaough asked question after ques-
ton In the most rapid succession In order 70
embA1rnts him. He was evidently full
match for Colonel CAlpmau. Ills answers re-
vealcd u great deal Of ready sh:ewdness.
InsinuationS Of meanness lu his dealings with
the prisoners, and OF untruthfulness in his
testimony he wonld resent with m frsolcnt
pcrtness and an air Of wounded innocence
that was at times highly amusing. He must
have Lad The advantage Of lHe7oag practlce
Of iLe aTt of lying: Ao has Enaucstionaely
The lat contradiction BY the witnesses for
the defence Of all that has been alleged rcta-
tive to the condition at the prison and the
treatment Of the prisoners by N'i1z, BY the
Witnesses Tor the prosecution, has doubtless
, 1865-09-23

The Voucher Evil-Scllcnlc to. Fattcn
Tennessee Rebels at NATIONAL EI.


Tennessee Rebels at National EI-
pense. -
: Froni tho Nashville rress and Timea.l
Our nationnl debt Is said 10 be about S.
oo0, ,O0o, ,0o0. quite o handsome SUM- The in-
tcrcst on lint sum would a0ord IN ample
support tor any faznily with reasonable ideas
Of economy. The people owe It, and 1t will
have to be paid, OF the dark stafn Of Iepudla-
t!ou will rest upon our maine. But, large as
the war debt is, there IS great danger that II
will grow to double it's present proportion
unless tbe next Congress puts tinal e1tln-
puisher upon IN evil which Is assuming
Glu5miue magnitude in this State, and doubt
ftss IN every other State Whefu our armies
have bceu. We refer to the accumulation Of
c.a:ms for properly alleged TO have been used
OF destroyed BY our forces during me war.
tious rebel In a neighboring county, who. IN
condensation with his friends, 1hakes no se-
cirt Of his lore for tho rebellion and hatred
a fthei;oyctIunent, got voncher tor Il ,5u
worth Of rails which he alleged had been de-:
stfoycd by our soldiers
his chin is duly certified and approved,
md le will get bis money, three1oufths q
people; and ont Of the purses Of thousands Of
our.soldicrs- The present law of Congress
provides that no clalms shall be allowed aud
no voucher granted 10 person except on IN
disputed proof Of loyalty, but this provfso Is
the merest farce, not worth the paper On
which it's written, Everybody Is loyal now
Net her Bcanregafd, nor Longstreet, nor Leo,
nead trouble themselves. on that point. The
men who fought fouc years for the Union,
and those who fought four years against It,
are placed on tie same footing. Ii fact In
some quarters there Is 50 great IN eageruess
" to prove that the Government docs not want
: to salt dpwn,the parttsans Of the rebellion for
winter meat, that consistent, modest Union
men have tostand lack until Colonel So-and-
20, Of the La1tsiana Tigers, and Mrs. General
Somebody else can have their vouchers fixed
up and tlelr property restored. This y q
pent Of desp a5 70 ehs oi TIC
We are ID imminent danger Of being crushed
to The earth by debt due to the enemies Of
Tho Union: Do the people mcaA to pay these
bills: Ifthey do not, they can not take the
precautions day too easly. At present th
, 1865-09-23
Special Notices. !


fl the ocly Fny1tctsa ~ Specialist now II the city
that can be csrtly relied upoo- Go 10 n1x, and not
su5er psssase to remain In your s5xtena, ikngurng
your and body, besides destroying yoa1 hspIncs.
sod fa.uru prospects in Life. He ha1 .nade personal
diseases sod ncsvous debility his study fo the last
svsnt3 year.. and IL therefore tho peesoa whom n,
ntaEctcd should consu1t 10 one cTe7 heard Of pa.
tent Of h1 not being cusd sinee he has betn IN ht
city. His reputation has vouchers in N the city pa.
ps hs pstens and the medical profession both bcre
md asEnsd- n tc:ng the most iked Specialist here
snd thorough msse4 of his psotesson. II all Others
a1, dos's despair: Etrs him call. lis Only coa1.
mon occurrence with him TO cu1n sueh csscs- uis
rooms se separate fos hides and gentlemca and the
most Complete In the city. Consultations frse md
eoa0ddotiAl.
OMee No. 179 South ClAsk 6treet corutx al Moarnc,
h1lfs : block from the Post 0t1cn rpst Once Boz t54
Chicago, III. oroe bou,s rom ! m. to q I'm.
Band feF hls .Guide to Heslthr' pnnushed moutaas'
ttse Of chasEr.
YoIxa N1x, TAXI FAKTtcr1Ax Ao11cE--Doe1os
D1gelov desotso much Of HI. time TO the tseacat o.
those casc4 czused By socct hAbt which ruins DON
body Aud mind, uniting the uiorsuuass inoi''1oA
foe either busnes or society. Tue ssd eject OF these
sa{3y habits or tho e1cess Of rpu years, to woakD
and ee.,1t,ntc the constntiop. destroy tho rtyneAl
and ,so.n1 ,,,xrrs clntsh and slfeehle the natural
fnll,es md x1haust the ytsp1 eacfEtA Of manhood
khs nlts4w e Of lift an acd. the object OF marriage
buxtrasdd md existence itsef FendsFed ten OF u1-
ra.e.or rnsery and rextct- Such retsops especially
thnse Contemplating marriage. should lose time IN
rn.t,ux Immediate application, n N. r. bT his ne.
staiultns Is enabled 10 ensure speedy md petuns
texat curt ......: ......
, 1865-09-23

Claude Lorrain, little son Of 3Ir. John
Lonnin, eight years old, was, yesterday az e.
noon, drowned In tho Galena rfrcr. Tho little
fellow left the house Just after noon yesterday
never to return alive. As he frequently went
out and played with tho hoys for several
hours at time, bis mothers apprehcnsion5
were not aroused until tea time. When s:le pe-
gan to fear that something had befallon him.
After tea, bis father commenced to search ior
him, and, On inqulsingg, iou1d that: he Mas
seen ut about two o'clock standing on the edge
q q raft, Just below Green street bridge,
hoating ? miniature skif In tho river 70 10
one could be found who had seen him aitef
this lime. Thinking It possible that ho bud
been induced By some boys to So down to
Bellevue on the Alice Wild, which left here
ut fire o'c:ock, Mr. Lorraln procured q SKIN
and rowed ali the waS to Bellevue and back:
He arrived home this morning, having heard
no tidings Of the Lost child. All parties were
then satisfied that the boy must have fallen
4, from the raft and been drowned. Search was
made, aud the body wns found lying at the
bettom Of the river, two or three heet from
the edge, Of the raft, where the watef WAS
about nye feet deep.
seTera1 persons we're at work all the alter
, 1865-09-23
Pursuit. Of mn ElopInE Couple for :, 900
WSgeB-Thc Girl Brought Homo. >
TIsr,,,, his mia nornnrrwt

Capt. stansbury, late Of the st: Louis police
force, returned Tuesday evening, haFl1g
caught, in tile city Of Quebec, a runaway girl,
rho clopcd with i men from her mother In
Cincinnati, some two months since. The girl
was safely returned to her mother BY the cap
tain, who ySas amply rewarded for his trouble.
Tie captain informs us that lie has travelled
over 2 7,b0 niles in pursuit Of the fair maid.
he said It cost him at least COO miles Of rail
and ~nter travel more than was necessary
owing to the fact that the elopemeut was pre-
1naturc1y published In tie st. Louis papers.
The young lady got wind that the captain was
In pursuit while she was In Buffalo, and then
commenced racc unparalleled II police an
nals. The captain chased her all over the
New England States, when he found that the
fair fugitive had taken The Canada chute. Sue
wns then followed to Boonshtre Falls, in Can-
ada Wtst; thence to Toronto, BytoWu, IEsos
Rivers and Montreal, The captain got of the
scent Of the fuEitives on the Grand River,
owing to the fact that they left the main lines
Of travel and took to a raft, descenlliug the
river two hundred and fifty miles. At Mon
treal, the girls paramour getting tired out,
the latter WIS left behind, when the girl
steamed down 10 Quebec, whc1et she was
caught By hefperscrering pursuer. The girl
who, according to the captains statement,
sis the prcttiest he ever laid eyes On ''-dcliy.
cred herself up gracefully, and w2s returned
to Cincinnati, to Elm no more 1t Is to b. hoped.
This was her second elopement, she having
tried the experiment once before, and Was cap
tured at the Planters House, in this citys IN
company with gambler, by the same officer
who recaptured her the second time.
, 1865-09-23

-,..-~,~ From the stase Journal, e,stl
Now that the Copperhcad Democracy have
set themselves Up as the special friends nad
admirers Of the soldiers, taking care not to
specify whether they mean rebel or Union
eoldiers,} It may be Interesting to the lntterto
consult the record Of the party on TINT sub
Il his message to the Illinois Legislature Of
1e6S, Gov; Yates strongly recommended, as IN
oct Of justice. the passage Of Law providing
lot taking the votes OF the soldiers IL the
ae1d for National, State and county officers
a bill to this effect WAS presented! In the
House and referred 10 tho Committee on Ju-
dietary, On the 18th Of February, 1868, tue
committee submitted both majority and mi
nosssy reports on the snbject, he former II
opposition to the enactment Of tho proposed
ln'F, nnd TIE !a1fe7 in il favor. The majority
[eport M was slgned By Albert G. Burr, Alex.
2. Wheat, Melville W. Fuller, Chas. i. Reyes,
with the exception of Mr.. Underwood, so
called Lenlocrats. The minority report WAS
signed BY j. II. Newport and CA Lake,
both Unionists. On the motion to concur IL
tae majority report, those voting in the afrma-
f.Ia RoysE, D,sna Brown paH; nlq;sy: cabesn. sef
EI1er, Fulc, Gertard, Graham, Heard, Hicks, Ilo1
gSiF kS5sa Kf=s5 mecipn Mcne ; Asi.t
Reid, Roess!eF, Sharon. sharp. shopc, Springer
Ten Brock. Turner, Underwood, Waller, Wash
bourn, WatkinE Wcuger. Wcseott, Mi'se, Williams
the sPsakfE r.. nncsmaster>-id. ~ co2p'"s'ads
Those voling in opposition to the majority
Barnard. Black, Brentano: Burrhsnl, Chairman,
Church. Cook, Eastmaa Elder, Galc, ilntheE,
m4n-ss. Ait Eaioassti.
Again, III l,is final message to tho Legisla-
ture Of 1866, Gov. Yates renewed his recon-
mendntEon, aud 1t was repeated and argued
with great force by Gov Oglcsby, In his inau-
gural address, d few weeks afterwards: Again
q bill was prepared giving to soldiers in the
field the right to vote, and this time, the Uaion
The following was tho vote in tic House,
taken on tic ID Of February, 1866:
cha1a ChtIds, Cook Couk, Cook Of Woodiord, Cor
win. name Doltor, Dresser, Danu, Ford. Henderson,,
i LIZ, Llosd, Mann Necoy, Ncinyre, Sllier d l..
sale, Miller Of Washington, Niles, Noble, Payne
Piqetnsy natt rash aa43%aal', y s|mpson' sa,,ta
Thomas, 1lleher, Warner, Wood-t7. al Untonista.
EAr-Earrett, Benson: Burnett, Cooper, Decius,
pciehm2n G.od d snss 1f ,se Fnlson kesy
Miller Of Rjehlant, Nosran, Morrill, Morse, Mur-
phy Neete: PeIts, nalto9ss shate9i a sihHsihg' iHahg'
sP,nfi ss'ensca en o. NstaGn n11
The bill came uI, IN the Senate on the 18th
Of February, aud passed that body by q vote
OLA ycns to nays-cvery opposition mcm-
her present, excep. Mason Of Knox, and 1yos-
cester Of Greene, tater dodyfag or voting
d1aina II. .-...-.
These two pages Of legislative history, from
the records Of as many different sessions, arc
exceedingly suggestive- Soldiers, when men
who resolved they were "opposcd to the
further offensive prosecution or the war" In
1sG.;, and pronounced the war " a failure" in
1sC4, approach you with professions Of attach
naent 10 .nd admiration Of yonr services, as!z
them teho sptfdl 10 yire TIC soldiers tho right 10
, 1865-09-23

frCm lEc AelIpAA Nunl4H-1ElaIf laG4'J
The exicencIes Of this department no longer
requiring an independent command, Of the
post aud dc!cnccs of Memphis, Eneyct Major
Zen: ClietIain IL about to be Withdrawn troln
position which he has 70 cretlltab!y hlieI,
md VIII probably be assigned to some other
service, lie is at present waiting Orders, and
long and final farewell to Memphis, in L
military capacity. For about twenty months
ou duty al this point, and tic last eight
months cou,tnunder Of the post, the General
In; become go nearly associated with or
people that lis departure will be regarded
ind regretted as social and personal loss
md 1t Il The worthlest record he could leave
behind him, that during the discharge Of
Ills most rerplexing and delicate duties he
las acquitted himself Of hts trust with
such general acccptahlcness to the citizens
OF this city, and won 20 largely Of public re-
srcct and private esteem. Ever faithful to
bis Government, yet confederate Of the inter-
csts of our 1,aople, alive to their true wants,
aud humane in respect to their real Ertcra1-
ccs, he can truly be said to havo made his MIL
itary administration in its honest and lcspec-
table scnse. mcritorfous success, and he Will
carry with him the adecifonatc remembrance
] and cordial God-npeels OF this community.
It may not be yIolativc Of private confidence
to stale, Is twill crtalc1y be gratfdea!lon
to lis friends to learn, that Gen. Chettaln, up.
on his retlracy from military life, which will
not, at fanlest, be many months delayed,
con,emp1ates q return to Memphis as pri-
yntc citizen an evidence that his associations
here have hcen as agreeable to himself as TO
those ly whom he has been 50 long and intl-
matcly connected.
, 1865-09-23

door is open. to unlimited fraud; 4 man IN
the rebel army has his horses taken and t ats
crops hauled otl- by our rforagers-valuesl,u 8, uo.
He returns Ione after the surrender Of the
rebel army, takes the oath Of amnssty anu
becomes loyal. He procurcs Witnes5 n feasg
conscience, makes ont claim for S5,Uo, anu
proves 1t, Of course, and as his claim l. put IN
at four hundred per cent oyez It's actual vai9e,
be has q margin Of a 600 to use to get snihe"
lent testimony. And this race Of blood,suck-
ets, compared to whom Shy lock was lano. d
who are actuatcd by the two-fold moti'e. 81
avarice md hatrcd Of the Government, threat
en- to proArate us under IN ine1tinSuislh,ablee
debt. II y crying evil, per,loas to national ~
Unicn to take steps for selfprotectioa In the
next Congress. We arc utterly opposed 70
the payment of such debts. The enemies OF
the Union have none but themselves to blame
for tho loss Of property. The lpya1 portion .. o.
the Nation Is not responsible. 1t Is contrary
10 an established principle Of law, that man
shall take advantage Of Ills o~n wrong that
one shall make sn assessment upon loyal pco.
pie to pay him for property which he had lost
IN making war upon the Government.