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The path of duty rclearly trace,
| stand with conscience face to face,
And all her plans allow;
Calling and crying the while for grace,
"Some other time, and some other place
o, not to-day-not now p
know It's demon boding ill,
| know have power to do if will,
And put my hand to tn plough;
have fair, sweet seeds in my barn, and 10
When all the burrows are ready to sow,
The voice says, 30, not now p
My peace I sell at the price of woe
In heart and IN spirit suffer so,
The anguish wrings my brow;
But still linger and cry for grace
"Some other time, and some other place
o, not to-day, not nowW
talk to my stubborn heart and say,
The work must will do to-day;
will make TO the Lord VOW;
And | will not rest and will not sleep,
Till the vow have vowed rise and keep
And the demon cries, "Not now |"
And so the days and the years 60 by,
And so register lie upon lie,
And break with Heaven my VOW;
For when would boldly take my stand,
This terrible demon stays my hand
so, not to-day-not now ~
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as he pleases, holding himself accountable
to the government for his acts, and I shall
hold myself responsible for my own acts.
Voice in the crowd-"How about 60
ing to Mexico, General ?'] You can go
there if you like, and you can go, to the
if you want to. Laughter
He was interrupted several times by
irrelevant questions about his operations
in Georgia and South Carolina, which he
answered in a humorous way.
Those present shook hands with the
General and then retired.
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ORIGIN OF Doors AND Shoes
Boots are said to have been invented by
the Carrens. They were at first made of
leather, afterwards of brass and iron, and
were proof against both cut and thrust. 1t
was from this that Homer called the Greeks
brazen.footed. Formerly, in France, a
great foot was much esteemed, and the
length of the shoe in the fourteenth CEN
fury was a mark of distinction. The
shoes of prince were two feet and half
long, those of baron two feet, and those
of knight eighteen inches long.
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JflistGlIanG0us.
Cairo Despatch to tie Chicago Tribune.
Gen. Forests Farewell Address to His
Troops.


Memphis papers of yesterday evening
say there seems to be some mistake in the
report to which they gave publicity in
regard to the killingsof Gen. Forrest on
the 18th instant. Persons lately coming
through the lines claim to have seen and
conversed with him on the Mississippi as
late as tho 18th. The report of his death
seems to have been founded on the fact
that his life was threatened by an old gen.
tleman from Kentucky, two of whose sons,
it is said, Forrest had caused to be shot
without trial. The offence was absence
from their regiment without leave. The
address of Gen. Forrest to his soldiers,
announcing Gen. Taylor's surrender to
Gen. Candy is as follows:
HEADQUARTERS FoRREsT's CAVALRY CoRps, |
GAINESVILLE, ALA, May o. !
Soldiers-By an agreement made by
Lieutenant General Taylor, commanding
the Department of Alabama, Mississippi
and East Louisiana, and Major General
Candy, commanding the United States
forces, the troops Of this department have
surrendered. l do'not think it proper
or necessary at this time to refer to the
causes which have reduced us to this ex-
tremity, nor is it now matter Of material
consequence to US how such results are
brought about. That we are beaten is a
self-evident fact, ard any further resist
ance on our part would be very justly re.
garded as the very height of folly and
rashness. The armies of Gems. Lee and
Johnston having surrendered, you are the
last of all the troops of the Confederate
States army east of the Mississippi to lay
down your arms. The cause for which
you have so long and manfully struggled,
and for which you have braved dangers,
endured privations and sufferings, and
made so many sacrifices, is to-day hope
less. The government which we sought
to establish and perpetuate is at an end.
Reason dictates and humanity demands
that no more blood be she'd
Fully realizing and feeling that such is
the case, it is your duty and mine to lay
down our arms, submit to the powers that
be, and to aid in restoring peace and es-
tablishing law and order throughout the
land. The terms upon which you were
surrendered were favorable, and should
be satisfactory and acceptable to ALL
They manifest spirit of magnanmity and
liberality on the part of the Federal au.
thorities, which should be met on our
part by faithful compliance with all stipu.
lations and conditions therein expressed.
As your commander, l sincerely hope that
every officer and soldier of my command
will checrfully obey the orders given, and
carry out in good faith all the terms of
the cartel. Those who neglect the terms
and refuse to be paroled may assuredly
expect, when arrested, to be sent North
and imprisoned. Let those who are alb
sent from their commands, from whatever
cause, report at once to this place or to
Jackson, Mississippi, Or, if too remote
from either, to report to the nearest Uni.
ted States post or garrison for parole
A civil war, such as you have just pass.
cd through, naturally cngondcrs feeling
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4oetital>
NOT NOW.

BY ALICE GARY.
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Letter from Gen. Sherman.

We find in one of the New York papers
the subjoined letter from Major General
Sherman, addressed to Col. Bowman:
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AN ELEPHANT AND BULL FIGHT.-
When the elephant was brought to The
Place DIES Taureaux fiery young bull
was turned out. The bull advanced
against his terrible adversary without the
slightest fear. He attempted to flank
him, In order to wound him; but the ele-
plant, exhibiting an equal agility in his
motions, did not suffer him to approach.
Finally the bull attacked him in front :;
but, everywhere confronted by the formi.
dable tusks, which interposed an impreg-
nable barrier, he did not succeed in wound.
ing him. At last, in one of the assaults,
the bull succeeded in thrusting his head
beneath the tusks, but before he could
penetrate the tough hide of the elephant,
he fell to the earth. The spectators only
saw the elephant bend his head slightly
and rest the extremities of his tusks,
which had been plunged, upon the back
of the bull. From that moment the bull
was hors du combat, and when they after
wards killed him it was found that three
ribs were completely crushed by the al
most imperceptible movement the elephant
had made in holding him with his tusks.
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Rayn 81 was never on intimate fer

Baye 81 was never on intimate terms
with the prisoner p said burglar who
was used as Queens evidence against a
opal" "He was 40 gentleman. I've
known him when he was robbing house
to drink a gentleman's champagne and go
off with his silver, without leaving card
of thanks on the dining.room table. He
brought discredit Oh the perfesshuu.
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~ While n countrv narson was mr.

o. While country parsou was preach
ing, the chief of his parishioners, sitting
near the pulpit, was fast asleep, where
upon he said "Now, beloved friends, l
am in great strait, for if l speak too soft
ly, those at the further end Of the church
cannot hear me, and if l talk too loud
shall wake the chief man in the parish %
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,oc-ns,sed nom tns PrS page

A C. LoaLrsror, merchant Of Guiford. Conn =,
sas VI ", ON Monday evening, vhie standing iu the
topt.v,y a his store. by young man named An
drew Knowles who Afterwards fed. The wound
w. o-tn received 10 supposed to be fatal. sis
er-n.sw Of Egglsstou received the attention of
Young KnovleA matter which cause diffculty be-
tween ihs parties.
GIrraAL JONI Y. MuIroRD, Federal Commis-
sioper Of Exchange Of Prisoners has 10 bis posses
mon In Richn 825, 900 In grosnbseks and
yus sum in gold and silver, which be bias received
from the rebel Commissioner Ould. The money 10
. PORTION Of that taken from soldier when
captured by the rcbels, and 10 to Be distrbu~d pro
rIc1 smong those proving their right 10 u. Ould
and Hatch, the rebel Commi ssionerh ere, a. 81.
ready announced, under arrest on the charge d
appropratn W their own use some OF ,hs money
belonging W our mon Who fell into their bands.
Gov. VASos has Issued q proclamation to the ciii-
ron Of North C.rolns In which he gives some ninth
hour sdvce 20 the people and the rsbol soldiery to
aiu IN the preservation Of law and order, and tho
punishment Of fdeurslstors. The governor docs no,
re- m " he very heartily stnired, however, by
s1ue Of tho 10y slista. Tie Raleigh PnoeRsss mesrs
At his sudden conversion, and saysi AFTER doing
oil that could by fraud, tyranny and corruption
~ 'ssroy us federal government and bsgger North
CaTolins, This man Vance would nov sneak back
into sposition that he has disrrsced, but thank
Gud The President Of the United States aud his
c,unsellors and advisors know who and What be 10,
aud We tank We assure the true aud loysl poO
pc OF Vie STATE that no such degrsdslon svsits
1usu
The sun., 1865-05-11

q No sf0 East sch street made an sfndsvft, chars.
ins hsnmouth H. Undes hill Wm: Clare md bernsrd
women tncludine her,elf With frsud. she tes,ihed
that At different times the accused 'sviritors hah
,ions 70 distribute them smong various vonen .h9m
they telling them 10 collect the noney and give
I 70 her tDeyine!. The women received 81 cseh lor
hill Glare and Galliean. II n supposod that AL Of tbe
women knsv that they .ere not entitled 70 any u
frsnd for ssie Of the remuneration paid tbcm. IL "
not known ho- much money ". thus shstrseted
from ns shs G sI. u,cs sSsd rrsnS .s1 o
the arrest OF the accused and naerhilL Glare, Gsih
gan, Della Ovens, Ann Deeyine, Sarah =. Quinn,
Cher. Bndse, Hsni.n, Juli. wsrle, h,ry Quinn.
Rebeocs Gsissher and Mary Rsssn vere taken into
cu,tody The men we're fe uired 70 find bail In the
sum Of sS,9oo each. 70 snswer such lndiS,nenm ,, .
.ere e dstain.d eta Tor furthef eI IsminatSon.
A Merchant Charged 18th Fat. Tretsnees. Mr..
jacob Mi,h, Of the Arm Of J. Ai,h Brother doing
business at $50 Est Broadway, va arrested yester-
day by detective Elder charge Of false aetenoes,
preferred by Charlie. L. Anthony, Of 60 and 6s Leon
ard street The com painant ALLEGES that the 32d
Of March lst the defcndant represented to him that
the hrIn Of which he ~~ member va vorth Wy
90. that their obligations did not oroeed tl1on
and that their stock Of foos on hand wn worth from
sl4.CfD TO tl6OJO, that they owed no borrowed mo-
ney and had no oonhdenh. debts. on these r.Ye.
sentA,ions Mr.. Anthony sold Mish S5ls,60 worth OF
soo,is on four month"; credit The complainant nov
allie that all Of Aish. reprc.cntaiions were untrue
Co made an assignment 70 George Hif,hfeld. by
the assignment II appsaT, that the defsndant and his
40 81 and that The arm vas insovsnt. Amer tho
VsVnincnt aish Informed 2. Z. Richmond, In tho
s4(OI the ssse. teins only sls,coO that they owed
? large sum Of borrowed money, which had been
pssred h e sT $ ndsbe 10 ysa.
ssn'; IN 81 .pS: S y.ryins 9% stGe 9e:as: ss
The sun., 1865-05-11
MARINE NEWS.


May lis. Riscs, Z 54-s. sets, 07-h'n recs.o3 TO-
CLEARED.
STEAMSHIPS Moro Castle, Havana; Alhambra.
Charleston; izoo, Norfolk; Franoonla Portland;
Falcon, " Nsshington; WIN woodward Baltimore.
sulr6-E Hamilton, Havana; Martha Quebec.
BARKs-Centenary. Marseilles; Cathrina Ham
burg; bea Gem, MAtanzas; Ariadne, Pictou, s.
BRIGs-Elbe, Port au Prince; Ro,hsay, Vera CruE
Harvey a. Aubrey, 81 Jago J Arey, Portsmouth,
Maracaibo, Maracabo; la Cayenne, Aux Csyes.
sCHOOSERS-GlasFow, Liverpool; Hattie Ro-s,
do Albert Mason, do; Maryland, Nassau; VIM Lam
castor, st George, b. > Dean, Charlotteto~n.
ARRIVED
srEAMsHIP-EAslo from HsvsnA, with mdse &c.
RHIPs-Rhine. London; Valparaiso, Siloth, \ ";
Antarctic, Liyerpo1l; James X ketlcr, Liverpool;
Clara Wheeler, lRT.l l4yerpool; Garilln Liverpool;
Sir Robert Peel, Liverpool; Minnehsha Londonderry;
Constautia, tBrcmenl isvre.
BARKs-ZephyT, Trinidad; II Augusta, Miragoane;
Ellen stevens, Cienfurgoe NJ Morales Newport, T.;
Bounding Bllow, Messnh NillAfraneA Cow Bay;
Drebert Messina
BRIGs-wm Muir, MatanIss; Hannsh. Cow Bay;
Oriental, Gace lIav: Nolaut Ponce FAyoritc, MayA-
suez Prince Allied, Para Mary Le Blanc, Prince
Edwards Island Lydia johnson, Port Medway, Ms;
Edward, Gov bay; MareAret Rdly; itaTbadoes Eolus,
Glace Bay. Blenkhorn Lingan. Z Is.
sCHOoSERS-Elise, Rio Grande; g A Farnsvorth,
PONCE; ID Grant Lingan; John SoIthup, MsyagueZ;
Il Stimpson, Eas,port; Jane, do 4 King, Calais;
Durdett Hart AleIandha. Democrat, Calais Beuia-
min Strong EliEahethport tor lrovidence Telegraph,
Portland; Elm City, Sewburg; Para, Machias; Rocket
Calais hes-enger, Rockland; II Lucar, do; Albert
.lane.on, do Esther PortchesteT for Albany; Sarah
Eizatethpor Tor Hartford, Golden Eagle, Elizabeth
port for Hartford, IL II Foster, Amboy for Boeton
A. Jgpe, Georeetown; ) ! Wains fernandina
| roe; Saml Holmes City Point Ann CaTleL Neuvitas
| Wild Rover, Cardenas.
The sun., 1865-05-11
RROOKIIN.

A WIFE HUNTER IN TRoUBLE.-A man
styline him,elf "A Captain Howard X. Norman, L. 3.
~, was arrested at the Brooklyn Poet Once yestor-
day morning, while in the act Of receiving number
Of letters In answer 70 matrimonial advertisements,
winch had recently been extensively published, and
In which he represented that having eyed 500,
O0 prize money, he desired q wife, and solicited
young ladies to correspond with vieu TO that object.
The accused was taken before Police superintendent
Kennedy, in New York when the letteir werr OPEN
ed and three Ancertained TO be from young
ladies Of respcc,sbiiy in Brooklyn, two Of whom hsd
appeuded their real nance, and the other had en-
closed her card. They we're all anxious to sacuf q
such prize As Norman represented himself 10 he.
There heing nothing upon which the matrimonial
gentleman could be held, he remandod to the
custody OF tho officer who madc the arrest and gain
brought TO Brooklyn. Being taken lefoIe Justice
Cornwell, lie gave his proper name, but ~ no
often against the Law had Teen coInmitted the case
was dismissed.
THE FLAGSTAFF on Fleet street Methodist
Church blown down during the high Wind on
Tuesiny night and portion Of the roof Of the eupo-
Ia carried swr. No other damage resulted
The sun., 1865-05-11
Too Late for Classification.
I'd EATasS r.

MIIER-On Tuesday, May o. Of consumption,
Helen, relict OF the ate NsH Miller,
friends and - atives aie invited 10 attend tho
flneIp this Ihur-d'v At eruoon, MAY H. at o lock
ilom her late residence, lGo Fast l4th st. $50
MOMTON May 10Th, lSd6, after 4 long and
sever g illnsss, John Nov rOn, AGED 5 yearr.
Notice Of funeral hcIcaiteE. baltimore papers
please copy 1913
THORNTON-prouneI on Apr.l 23d, Hugh Thorn
Ton, AGED A. yeRrs gnd mouths
The friends and relative OF the family rczpCct-
fully invited 10 attend the tuurra, this afternoon,
at l o'clock, from SD sr BET. 4th and Lexington
ave 3YA
The sun., 1865-05-11
NJ II.lEA Try.

SOLDIERS MUSTERED OUT AND DIS
- CHARGED can have their claim for pay, bounty,
clothing and ration money speedily settled by calling
or addressing the L. $. Army Claim Agency Of l.
BROWN Co, 2Park place, ~. Y 376
II :. MARINE CORPS-WANTED, A
service Bountv' paw rstim. clothins and pri1s
money explained at the Rendezvous. Is Bovery, New
York. A, n. BRkNOOkr. Captain L. 3. N. c.,
Commanding Rendezvous. 3O6
The sun., 1865-05-11
SHIPPING.

DASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
i and Iondon-By the old Black Star Iine.-For
Liverpool the CONSTITUTION sails on April 18Th.
or for i pSsaSe apply 70 WiiLIhM GuioS, 20 Futon n
Al. 334
DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT BRIT
AIN AND IRELAND,
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET,
Al DUCED RATES.
Drafts washable throughout England, Ireland Scot
land and WAee
For passage or drnfts apply TO
TAPSCoTT BROTHERS & co,
ST2 Sc SOuths treet.
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
- POOL.-ERIS sails saturday MAY a0th. vIR-
GINA sailr Saturday May yth. Cabin passage slon,
steerAe S3s, payable IN currency Apply W Will
LlAMS & q, ON, - BroadwAy. JS
The sun., 1865-05-11
TRAVELLING.

EXCURSION-TO CHARTER FOR EX-
- cursions the spacious new harees ANNA and
NORTHERN LlBERTlES, With st. Romans " ell
and PeWant VALLEY Groves, and steamboats, such
desired. Once BSl West st. cor. OF Barrow.
81 H. II. CROssETT.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
Il anor Monday, Nav s. 1865. trains leave 3nth ct.
station, for Albany and Troy connecting with North
ern and Weslcrn train, at 30 A. w., ~ NJ 40 $50,
and 1910 T. VI. Sleeping cars attached to 600 and
l03OP ". trains The 6On T. VI. traiu runs through
70 Buffalo and SusTenson Bridge, via Troy, without
ehapge oi cars. sunday train at 60 z. N. J. N.
OtCEi, Asst supt. AS
STEAMER MARY POWELL, FOR coz
~ Eens- West Point, Cornwall, Sew burgh, Milton.
Poushseep-ie and Rondout, from foot OF Desbrossas
't every afternoon, except Sunday, at 81 O'clock 700
The sun., 1865-05-11

r OST-ON THE sTH INST, A BLACK
IL los with white iAce, white breast and white ieet;
answers TO the name Of JEFF, ANY person retuIn-
Ing rAii dog, or hy giyins information, will receive
liberal reward from X, HANkINS, l+s Washington
at, Hohosen, n j. 2s2
DAlNTER AND PAPER HANGER Wanted.
L Apply al houie 2U3 East 2Uth st OF W. RUTHER-
FORD, Full wages given. 22l
STRAW HAT PRESSER WANTED Steady,
Dor TO work evenings, 81 Fourth ave. 22s
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKERS
l. wanted-42O and 422 4th ave cor. a0th at sss
ITO PRINTERS-A YOUNG MAN TO GO A
l. short distance In the country. Apply at Ianmany
Hall baT-Toom, bet ' and 10 o'clock tins Day SOY
TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKMAN want.
L ed, $50 Columbia ~ brooklyn, bet Carroll and
President ~. wv
The sun., 1865-05-11
REMOVALS..

DR. CHAS. McCAFFREY, HAS REMOVED
~ to "a West 32d st. 3Os
nR. ROBERT A. SCHENCK, THE Original
~ and regular consumption ply sician, has opened
a office At 80 West lsth at, 9th Hours,
every afternoon, send for circular. 3lS
MRS. n. G. BROWN, METAPHYSICAL
1Vl Physician, Professor on the EyeS lEsrs, Throat
a scalp, ha removed her oihce from 10 Bond st. TO
81 Bond ~, south side frst large house iron Bowery,
where her celebrated medicines can always be had.
Send for circular. I5
NOTICE-ADAMS' EXPRESS COMPANY
4>have removed their branch office from 442 Broad
way to the large building cor. of Grand and Crosby
sts 3l6
The sun., 1865-05-11
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE IN PACKAGES OF
~ IS, $40 and s25 At par, at the Sun ofhee COUNT
er. Also pennies. 444
FOR sALE--COUNTERs, ALE AND BEER
.pumpe-bsrIel, and fixtures complete. Apply sos
4Sth st- near 9Th ave. "a
FOR SALE, A WATCH DISTRICT-A Good
= ehsnoe 70 steady man. Apply $50 Wes 10th d,
ID CkOssINGIIAM. aftor p. N.
pIASO FOR SALF-PRICE t75, Rosewood.
Enquire in the rear Of East 4th a., near Broad
way from to 0 in the evening. JACOB ROTH los
2S0 FOR AN UPRIGHT PIANO, IN
VIZ good order one rrocers wagon and harnes.
price ft0 Also one sewing machine. Inquire At II
Morris Place, 42d ct, bet l0th and llth avs. 20
The sun., 1865-05-11
COAL.

REST RED ASH, co. F.; WHITE ASH, o.;
- Large nut. $500 per Ton, screened and delivered.
THOMAS sIOkEs, Coz. SD at. and 10Th ave. 4O1
COAL-COAI,-COAL BEST RED
- aud white ash stove and esq for $3.50 M, ocal
- 90 bcsi conl for baker, and oyster .aloons.
sSl and S3S kivineton at. ADAM BROWN 800
GOAL AT 81 75-A FIRST RATE PINK
~ aud white Ash egg for bakers and saloon. At
- 10 stove size 20 nut ~ 10. Al ~ and u Man
gin It, bet Rlvington and Delaney. 859
WOOD YARD, IND AVE, BETW. 35TH
w and S6'h sp.-The very best qualities Of Vir-
giuia and other Pine, Oak and Hickory wood at the
lowest market price, by the load cord :, cord
co. 9IT
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, ARK, March 25th, 1865. {
MATHEW V. CHEATHAM is hereby an
VI pointed Quartermaster General of the
State of Arkansas. Under the above authority.
all contracts for Transporting cotton to Mexico
viii be made through Gen. Cheatbam.
H. FLANAGAN
Having accepted the office of Quartermaster-
General for the State of Arkansas, ali persons
having business to transact with me in NV off
cial capacity, viii call at the office of il. l..
Brittin Il Co, at Washington, Ark where the
aame viii be attended to by myself, or. if alb
sent, by w. W. Andrews, Esq.
NJ. V. CHEATHAM.
Or. VI. Gen. for State OF Arkansas.
March 9th, 1865. 5-3v
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
Lost Mules---$5OO Reward.

STRAYED from the premises of the subscri-
- ber, the Shreveport Road, two miles
southeast of Was hingten, ON the evening of
3lst March, one bay horse mule, 10 hand high,
marked by harness, mouth badly cut on both
sides by the bit, and shod all round. Also, one
bay mare mule, 141 hands high, marked by har
ness on the sides, and unshOd
The above rev ard will be paid fer their re-
covery, or proportioRably fer any information
wRich will lead to their recovery. on application
to me, or to w. w. Andrews, at Washington.
JNO. ID. ADAMS.
April 70, IsG5.-7-Iw
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
Lost or Stolen,

ON or about the 27th ut, a small, black
" Pocket Book, containing Eve 500 per
cent. Confederate Bills, one hundred dollars in
Arkansas Treasury Warrants, and two Notes,
enc drawn in favor of A. j. Burt, by A. L.
Stuart q Bro, for about $500. and one in my
favor, by B. +. Woods, for S425 ] viii give
Sl0o reward for the Pocket Book, and no ques-
tions asked. H. E. BURT
April TO- 1S64.-7-2w'
Washington telegraph., 1865-04-12
OFFICE OF ENROLLING OFFICER. ]
HEMPsTEAD COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
Washington April 10 1865

A Ii persons in Hampstead County, Arkan-
LAsas, between the ages of seventeen and fifty
years who claim Exemption ON account If phys
ical disability, are hereby notified 10 appear be-
fore the Medical Examining Board, which viii
meet at Washington, Arks, on the TENTH
DAY of MAY next.
This notice is intended to embrace all persons
who have heretofore been exempted from the
service. as well as those who have been exempt
ed from field service only, whether detailed or
not.
Those who are unable to attend at said time
and place, on accouEt of feeble health, will send
up certificates from their family ply ysicians
under affidavit.
f. X. WILLIAMSON,
7-3l Capt. y En-. Officer Hampstead co.