New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-13
DEPARTMENT OF THE WEST.
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ORDIR or GIN. nALLECK.
81 Loris, Thursday, Dec IL, 1851
The following General Order will be Issued to-

The following General Order will be Issued to-
morrow morning:
HrArsU,KrrE'. DsgAs ,: nor o, M " ;es,
The suffering families driven by the rebels from
South-West Missouri, which have alreaoy arrived
here have been supplied by voluntary contributions
made by Union men.
Others are on their way, 10 arrive in few days.
Thee must be supplied by charity from men known
To be hostile TO the Union. list viii be prepared
of the terms. All persons of this cla-s who do not
voluntarily furnsh their quota contribution viii be
levied ON them Of 10000 in clothing, pro'islons,
ard quarters or money in lieu thereof.
This levy will be made upon the following classes
Of persons in proportion their guilt, and property
OF each individual
First. Those in arms with the enemy who have
property in this city:
other aid to the enemy, persons IN the enemy
service.
Third, Those who have verbally, in writing, or
by publication, given encouragement to the 'nsur-
gents and rebels.
Brig -Gen. Curtis, Is. q. Farrar, Provost Marshal,
and Char Berg, Assessor of ST. Louis County, Will
constitute the Board Of Assessors for levyiDg the
aforementioned contributions.
Az coon as any part of this contribution has been
assessed the Provost Marshal-Gener Will notify
the partes assessed their agents. or representatives.
stating the AMOUNT provisons clothing or quarters
and the money value thereof, required 81 each. M
II not furnished within the time specified IN such
notice he will ifsue execution, and sufhcient
property will be taken and SOLD Mt pubiic auction 10
satisfy the assessment, with the cost.
As there will be penalty Of 3Ter cent additional
il nuy person whom the asss ssment shall lie mace
shall lille with the oyos-Aiurshal-Genera aiildavit
that he il loyal citizen, aud has been true To Dig
aIleniance 10 the United States, he will be allowed
one week TO furnish evidence TO the Board TO vind
cate his characier and H. at the eud OF that time,
he shall not be able TO satisfy the Board OF MS
LOYALTY, the assessment shaIl be increased ten
ter cent and the levy Immediately made.
Supplies 70 collected will be expended for The oh
lee, DESIGNATED under the directions OF the Provost
Marshal General and by the state sanitary Commits
sion whore money viii be received lbstead OF sGp-
plies.
money not 20 expended viii be turned over 10 the
S,nt:,,y ConmissOu for ihe benefit of sies soldier
aud ANY one who shall resist attempt 10 resi-t tie
execution of these orders will be Immediately ar
rested aud imprisoned, and will be iucd by the Mill
NY MalOrGen BALLECK,
JOHN 4. hEbrpS.
SEDALIA. Thursday, Dee. II, iS6l
The scouting expedition, composed OF parts OF
Merrills horse and two companies of regular cavalry
bringing in rs prisoners four captains, two heGlen-
ants, and about 10 men. They also captured one
mortar and a large number Of horses and wagons.
The expedition went rs far ~ Wayerley.
They report 1000 rebels at Lexington, Shelby =,
men were seen and pursued several times. The
report of fight near Waverley turns out to he false
The man who hauled down the American flag al
Lexington after Gen. Mullgsn's surrender Wat
arrested here to-day ~ a spy.
g.. JosvfH, NO., Thursday, Dec. IL. 1881.
| Gen. Premises COMMAND was TO move from Platte
City to Richfeld op. the lIth.
A Rebel camp, Numbering 5000 is reported neil
Albany.
| The report that Gen. Prentiss had bagHed oOt
Rebels ID NOS true.
The woeion factory Of Buell. & Co., WAS destr2y !.
By fire k4t night. LoSi unknown,