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GENERAL aRDERsNs. CO. o.
r D1sr. OF WEsr FEss,

ssss MEMPHIS, Tenn, July ?, 1852. r.
s The system OF guerrilla warfare now being
prosecuted By some troops organized under
snthority Of the so-called Southern Confed-
eracy,a and others without such authority,
being so pernicious to sns welfare OF the
community where it Is carried on, and it be-
ing within the power of the community to
suppress this system it 10 ordered that vher-
ever loss is sustained by the Government,
collections shall be made, by seizure of q
sufficient amount Of personal property, from
persons in the immediate neighborhood SYM
pathizing with the rebellion, to remunerate
the Government for all loss and expense of
ton. Szhsass4 9zssz5 s1s 1e fawezxA
az Persons acting as gaerrillss without organi-
cation, and without uniform to distinguish
them from private citizens, are not entitled to
the treatment of prisoners Of war when
caught, and viii not receive such treatment
5 BY order of Major General o. IS. Grant.
.zGie JoHN A. RAwLIEs, A.AsG 1
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4 HRADuUARx1Rs UNITEp STATES FoRCEs,
rg MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 10th, 1862.

~ NHEADQBART7Ks UNITED STAIEs F0KCKss G
sIiNani vgz MzMPHIs, Tenn, June 10th, 1864.
Z The city Of Memphis now bang in possession Of
the Federal rces the rights ofpsrs0ns and property
nrder the Constitution and laws Of the United States
having been restored to the citizens Of common
eountry persons living in the city and vicinity are
invited to resume their usual Avoeatons and restore
that necessary to thepeaces hap
paess, and future prosperity Of peope, whohsse
ioag been accustomed to the blessings OF the best
governments ever voachsased to mankind. In view o.
these facts the people invited 10 come to the city
and pafchzss supplies q their necessary wants. and
assated that IN sooing the power Of the Federsl
Government viii extend any protec ton In the legt
mate pursuits their interests may demand.
fs~SA2s7eA A8 0SsGaSzA JAMES r. SLACK
je22-u azmMz9 Colonel Commanding.
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NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIGADE,
MKMPHrs, June 7, 1862.

MEMPHrs, June !, 1862. !
The undersigned, with the troops under his COM
mand, has taken military possession of this city,in
the name Of the Government Of the United States fr
che purpose o asserting the supremacy Of the Con-
sttution and laws Of the Union and restoring peace,
protecting public and private property and the lives
Of citizens. Residents who may have hed from their
homes sxhorted to return merchants and others
who have abandoned their business are requested to
reopen their stores and shops excepting those deal
Ing in Intoxicating tapors who are forbidden to
sumo that trac under penalty Of having their stock
destroyed. The Mayor and the Common Council win
continus in the exercise Of their municipal functions
the military authorities simply cooperating wt them
IN enforcing oil proper ordinances. unless exi.
gency arise renderngt imperative toPlace the city
nnder martial Law. Isis hoped and believed, however,
nething viii occur 10 render this step necessary Ger
tanly act Of this command shall afford any pretext
for the eitzens placing themselves in that position.
Capt. John H. Gould, Of the 4sth Indiana Volunteer s.
win set as Provost Marshal until further orders. Ma
John g. Major, Of the 43d Regiment Indiana Yoiun.
tsers will have command Of the picket and patr ofs
'A@-@A4AN 20A g. N. FITCH,
%NDsFFs w4Bw ga Col. Com, Brigade
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GENERAL ORDER No. 1.
HsApouAarras UNITED srATls Foac

HEADQUARTERS UNIfED STATES FoRcEs,
"a soas8a MRmRHD, Tenns june 18th, 1862. 81 !
Drunkenness upon the streets has become so COM
mon that is disgrace to the army now occupying
the city = ; se1stte9 sc fss94a k5za<liD "a
Hereafter the sale of ale and lager beer is rohib-
ted and the Provost Guard is instructed to arrestal
persons guilty Of violation Of this order BY order
Of g. - - -, 49, JAS. & SLACK,
juz5 IT, lA'sa'9rASss& sl34 Colonel Commanding.
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SPECIAL. ORDER nc IL:
U DISTRICT or " EST TRNEEssER.
0zFxoE or sFHs PRoYosr MARsHAL GRNKRA

~ oEFEeE or FHE PRoyosr MARsHAL GHsERAL g
- MKMPHls, Tennessee July 10 1852. -
Ths constant conmnnication existing between the
called Confederate army, and their friends and sympa-
thzers ia the city Memphis despite tAe orders here
tofore issued and the Efforts to enforc them consains
the ia uing Of the following Order s-.l5 a1sfblos
The faniiiss nov residfDg ii the city q Memphis Of
the following persons required to move outh Beyond
our lines within fss days from the date hsreof:a
4 An persons holding commissions in the so-cailsd
consderats army, Of Who are Voluntarily IN said
army, or who accompany and are connected with the
same. sAsasA = - @AAS 4
II an person. holding once under ths employ d
tie so-eallsd oonfsderate goyernmsht aaizfvEa 4
IN An person holding State, County OF m1nicipal
otces, who aim allegiance 70 sid socaed Confederate
and Who have sba donsd their faiIies and
~or. sonth Eez1S s@s1s A9a}iVezes ga12zs sVsss a
SAFE conduct beyond our lines win be given enc par
tiss hsreby required TO is-ve upOn application to thu
Provost Marshal General the ProSost Marshal 9
hk.s--h4<< ~ Ase4s4-s - Safst9 aa4 - Ca
by sdrnrnaad or MAJOR General o. q Grant. Aeg :
s. - z -. 80 So = VIZ D. lTILLEEB,
/ f,l1f = = CoIonel and Provost Marshal General
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s sRTICLE 2ud.-sURGEoNs ANB THEIR Assist
gAAlASs4 - asssfts rTs 5Sasgsssas9 l8s41 6s8

I i 81
sEcrIos L The chief surgeon wiz act supsrintend-
ant Of the whole essabshment ana specially have
charge its Hygsne He win make frequent inspsotio
Of warz the kitchen, the vatsr closets and Sc that
all his subordinates their posts. He will - far as
possible recti all disorders the spot II necessary
report the sams He viii admit vsitsrs and give thsra
suitsbis znsructioss for their nsreoass with tbs sick
SEC 2 The assistant surgeons will havsdehnse charges
assigned them by their him u the performance
Of hs duties and visit the sick, AT LzAsT twice day
The morning caf win commences at = h The evening
call at y T. Each sssistant snrgso wili note his pre-
scrptions ct the bsdsde Of the patient, we the
dist prsscribs and hand ths the hospital stew
ara whsr ths cali ashsd by him. bssntes n the
prescription and diet hooka = ssAf Is tssaass
SIC 2. Nurses win be kind and efsctionate With the
sick to their care hIoN themselves antns-
y tests ,r profanity, under military psnalty a O
slc 81 Female aarsss, while thay are expeesed % ecn
duct fsmsslvss with the usmest dignity and proprssy,
viii at once report the chief surgeoa Medical Direct
or any ideness or impropriety OF conduct against thsm
saIve. Hsef1l sSfspSa So 9fsfsd Eissaas =
sac s. An the officers and nurses will b mustered By
the chief sargsoa At IL and q ?. NJ, at which
tine the assistant surgeons viii report that they sat
ished that all the sick in Their wards. SOB e
sEe g. Ths-ward- m ssfsr v assisted in hls dutis'
BIZ the female nurses, the supervision Of the clothing
! washing and eeoking cnparsmsnts: 80 e
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MlMFHn, Tenn, June 18th, 1850.
!, In pursuance to an order Issued from the head
oquarteEs 81 this distrck undersiased he ehv as
snmes command Of the United States forces at the
- city OF Memphis . 9, - -, = Il
aaSEs The ofcers heretofore detailed and assigned to
particular position o. inths dseharss Of any apes
S csa duty win continne In their respective places un
ell further orders from these headquarters. - 4
III. The, commandipg oaicers of regiments andr
detachments squadrons, win make daily morning
reporta Of their respective commands between the
hours q eishtand nina o'cock NJ, to these head
" An persons leaving the city by any public con-.
yeynce or to trrve beyond the pcket lines by any
road leading into the country, shall first procure from
the Provost Marshal, pass; and the Provost Mar
sha is hereby instructed not to grant passes to any
ezsept In of urgent necessity and requiring
Of persons receiving passes to take the oath of ale
glance; and all persons violating this order shall be
promptly arrested and detained for fature trial and
Punishmenf.Ffh xw-rNr~a
v. itis hereby enjofned upon al ofscere and sol
diers Of this command that the public peace
maintained that the rights Of persons and property
under the Constitution Of the United States pro-
tectsd that tss blessings Of the Government Of our
fathers shaft be restored In an its pristine vgor and
-heautyso and far be 6one consistent with
military rule, shall be disturbed in the pursuit
of his AegrmatP bnsiness; and all sfnoers-and sol-
diers violating this order shall be severely punished
VI All orders heretofore issued by the command
ing ofcer Of this post, and not inconsistent herewith
will be adhered to md rgdly enforeed until otherwise
,'tFsssnz 'tFssssnz 5y.P Syy .Hrss' e 'S0.mA1 JAMES R. SLACK,
.sSsuefE - sar-o1 ss.ssz Colonel Commanding Post
@o ofaeial b. P. Evans, a A. General.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 5.
HrADopAsrzns U. s, Foncrs.

au u.-r HrADouARrERs u s. FoncEs. /
q - MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20. 1862 8
: Members of the Board of Aldermen the Mayor.
City Recorder and all other persons aisehargng any
ctciai duty within the city Of Memphis. and under
tie charter thereof are required 90 come bsforethe
Provost Marshal and tako ne oath Of allegiance to
tie Governments Of the Unissd ssafess within three
days or in default thereof S1 be regarded Is sympa-
tnzing aiding and abetting rebellion. and win be
treated as only traitors deserve .aso1 o1E vRz ,
sAss BY order or SO Fl t&Nuqa3 81 II
HA3a laE Eii5aaga JAMES R. SLACK
s2~@ - = ~Aa 80 Col. Commanding.
n P. EvAxR, A. A. A. uGenqEc wss eds iltaH 2
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PROVOST MARsHAL's oFTIcE.
Mvrpure lsranr.a.a... y..i = & 1852 z

An Slaoe- Within ths lssits Of tBs city u Memphis
and Is Immediate subarbs kept for the purpose Of r
falling splrituoas sinous matt qnors OF any kind,
must be closed ana spt closed BY ana amer 10 a0clock
n. Of this day. .ESsn@&2Gsszr@a
Amy parsea viOletinshe letter or salrt Of ths order
hy sepng open dr. MIXING saloons resailing thsrein
with closed VIII ssiees themselves 70 npriscn-
ment andths forfeisnrs Of sher entire steek Sos
This spaaz apFles - s.ssBbeats While lying q the
Ianding. lnas ads a79s4 hossoesz oa.a qasssE m
~g14 - soa sd3 o3 vgo4 C. ANTHONY a33igs
Eisat Col. ana PTsess Hsrshai IF the city Of Mem
arhis 81 asta siasmaaasxza saaEa a. "a iysrn Z
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GEkERAE ORDER, NO. o.

HSADQUAErxRs %. S. FoRcEs,
MkzPHIs. June "a 1852. g
IL having been made knDxn 20 these headquaEters
that bills posted up in the city by Federal officers, ad
Sersng for recruits to join the United States army
have been torn down BY unritigahea traitarons
vsniaisi Is hereby ordered that all pen sons guilty
of said onse, upon detection, shall be arrested and
most severely dealt with by the military authortes
and the ProEost GuAE il required to ba vigant and
wzs.fal in detecting the parpetrasoEsezs .sass 4z
BT order Of =. 81 JAMES B. SLACK,
Colonel Commanding.
r. Evans, A. 4. A. tssns - 81 Ee aje2s- T. 8 =
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GRNERAL ORBER NO. a.. ....s !


sSAAA sakAso3 MkNPHrs, June "A, 1862.
It having been msde known TO these headquarters
that bills posted up the city by the Federal officers,
yertsing for recruits 70 JOIN the United States army,
have been torn down BY some unrntgated trsitorous
vandAls it's hereby ordered that all persons guilty Of
said oense upon detection shall be arrested and most
severely punished by the military authorities and the
Provost Guard Is required to be ygant and watehul
in detecting the perpetrators
BY order Of ss JAMES r. SLACK, 4
- = = .szssszE s2I Colonel Commanding Post.
OncisI H. p EVANS, A. A. A. G.asssa aAfsfss =.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. II
DISTRICT or WEST TEENEssER, I

= -. MAAPHs, fennessee, July ., tsozk
50 sS#6k dA@ss s4A As9z .Fsae@2 -
If any pFOpTsessr o. ccenpsnt OF any buding In any
swa On city within this District Oscnpznry Of the
FEDERAL army sAgi display sdsr be dspsyed from
hs or her house ssy tFessonabIs nag other sHem In
tended to insult the Federal army loyal eizena IL
shah b the duty of the Local Provost Msrshai tax
immediate possession cf such building and remove tn
occupants, and conv DE same 70 hospital o. ether Gov.
VIM. EaHTLLYlERsL
flszskTa - .aaEl a. Provost Marshal GsasFAl,
ixe-H District Wes6 Tenn. !
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SPECIAL ORDERS no. fs2.
HRADavARxzRs, DwfRlcr OF WEST Tzzszsszz, ]
Memphis, July 8, 1861

HRADQgARTHRs DTsTRlcf OF WMsT TKEBRssKHs L
Memphis. July 8, 1862
-lsssazks esd sEsEeae- asggszI Asa Z
An crossing Of the river In ptxsse bea.sis posi-
lively REohibitedsw sE2Ia $s2I %sTzsa Or IA
Prissfs sss crossing sther esy viii BE- seized and
turned into the ouartsrmasters Department. owners e.
pasasngers ARRESTED and rsanred to taxa the oath Of
aeganos, Be placed he AEksnsAs shore and adj
onished be esnght Nthin The federal lines again
enpzin q being dealt vith e. splssi. a s ssx
Ths Navs is reanssed . co-Cpsrase With ths ntaf =
In the enforcement Of this order. rsfs 80. z
By command Of NajsF Gen q. d. Grant
.SsAAs9 % J0HBSA. RAWLINGs, 9
Hissyasf 10 TaEa Assist4nt AaiutaatGsnsral. g
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leF@I sa4 agal2as HEADorARrHRs, u. 8. FoRcEs. e
I -zaisza9 fMERHIss Tenn, June 20. 1862. i 4
The officers Of Police Of the city Of Memphis are
hereby rsqureds within three days, 70 come before
the Provost Marshal and take the oath Of allegiance
as prescribed by said Msrshals for those asking
passes. = - kznpY 5
An Police officers falling refusing to comply with
this ORDER viii be arrested and detained for trial.
y, il JAMES e. SLACK =
= - = f@Ee tsE Col. Commanding Post. e
2 ofncial: M. P EVANS. A.aAs A. Gen. alszg
a- ln1dEl-E n a-..a .a..-la-i-.-. -. D
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"a 3HkADauARTfks gsErxD STATES FoRcI


MEMPHIS, Tenn, June Is, 1852 -,
Hsts@fsf the dealing in and passage ofscgrrency
~ kaeEn As SConfedetats Scrip aor saGolssderate
~ Notes ia positively pEnhbit and the uss fhersei
ss creusksue mediuni ghrded a nsultte tie co.,
80 sramsas of he usilsd ana an positon upon
g, .shsisnoant md dslOded fszis .ss.s5 -. -
- All persons osnding against the provisions Of this
ssasS eraeF Ei arrested and severely punished
70 stb5 she military suth0ritiss- a sss ~ - ~
-taan = By order of Gas fsf. JAS r. SLACK,
u M.P. EVANS a. !. 4. esnsrA.
&tN .ztazz7s ks~T 3
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENN EssEE, \
oFSIcz or THE PRoyosF MARSHAL GzNERAL,
a. MEMPHIs, Tennessee, July 2, 1862


No newspaper win be permistsd pabIshed itbin
this Diaict unless the Editors and Propetors thereof
shall first take oath that they viii bear allegiance
TO the Government Of United States OF America and
that they win support the 0Onstitutonand Laws thereof
and disclaim or renounre an alseance 20 the nd cled
Confederate States Local Provost Marshas win that
this order il strictly enforced. - hssfNu &HX
- bzBE Tgaa nvizooza eWMsR HILLYER. 4
g ty3-tf ~ Colonel and Provost Marshai General
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Sosss IS - = PATIENTS u sss aiss3 sd8
ssorros T. Az IL d desirable to avoid the crowding Of
patisntsin the permanent hospitals, none viii be admit
ted who not constantly, in great part confined 70
their beds for all others, well convalescens, the
camp hospital Is the best psce Exception this rule
h. where the corps 70 which the sick hsong s she
march-n0t having tents and eamp-guird behind, and
NOT being piled with surgeonsfr sEch suitable camp
hospitals will be established in convenient places.
sEc q Al patisnts sent permanent hospitals win be
furnished with the following papers, viz Surgeons GER
cate setting forth Diagnosis Proguoss and general
treatment Of the disease and It's durasien "a Muster
and descriptive ro essiAng and payzaccaunt Should
the captains Of companies hase blanks, they must
copy the forms Of the revised Army Regulations.
The surgeon IN chargs is not to reject any patient for
want such papers, but immediately notify the delin
quent oesr othsezdssien and not in reasOn
able time report him or them to those headquartsrr
SEC q Immediately sfter the morning visit, the as
tending surgeons win report 70 the surgeon In charge tbs
hss and ward Of any patient whom he may consider In
ntng state % return his camp, and he having satis
fyed himself of the facts win furnish the soldier pass
to regiment setting forth whether he considers him
| as 70 Tetarnto dnty or otherwise.ZK2 saSHH3sz
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NOTICE.

. = .sssga % NOTICE. sassa se5 -
The officers and soldiers OF Gen. Huriburt's Diyis
sion are requesfedt report 70 Capt John n Marbae
At tho Gayoss House, this morning, at 10 o'clock to
make arrangements to Join their command ara
A J. r. SLACK,
,sas.r Is Colonel comrsading.
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sPECIAL ORDERS NO. ls4

sFa sHkkrau4xrkRs, DlsFnscT on WEsT TRNNEssEE-A
- 5e&s 3S51s sat aMHH7Hzss July 10 1867 al
I'D Iieaz s*s o34 ben sdssaa est vsspet
Col. Clark B. sagOns Adde-camp, is hereby appointed
Astlhg EnspectOr General for the district. evllf5
BE win inmsdasey visit 81 the encampments around
the city Of Memphis and report the condition Of each
% pccs dscipne choice Of location both to health
and sasfss and whatever else may present
ifaaf sxOrfhy of note.q ms3Aa Yas q asreisRofhHi
ny Command of Major GeneEsf q g Grant
lsasEzuea hma .vaa os aResJN0. A, RAWLINS,
T. iyllA #. ,-.sssI aAssistant Adutan General.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. l3

...f - OFFIcR OF TIE PROVOST MAsRAL GENERAL,
MxMPHIs, Tennesse, July 9, 1882. u i
stS% 99tts .LlAs en- 4ltESsss g - sael sa8H +
Al passes hstesoars Issued oetixens either by the
eommaAdl6s GsnsFs hs Provost Marshal esneral she
Prsvost Marshal OF Memphis any othsr officer whch
may havs bssn is1sa shoas the party bsng required
iake the cath Of prescribed parole Of
honor, are hsrs6s 1sssssa e ,o1aooa Hstg hsa chs
No pass viii Be granted IN any case Aersatser. except
upon the taking Of ths oath or parole. 1A s3ngs
The paros VIII be sabstitated for the oath oniyi
special cases t the dseretion Of csr authorized to
graf psssss where the party lives beyond ths protection
Ok our army: - = - - 494aS s@sSia
By commaDd Of Major General Grant. a1a aao9 ea3
Et8GA crew s1aA9aa ssaa13 VIZ q HIlIYERgE
a1 jyio-tfsld 2oolo6s aad Provost Marshsl GeneTal
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SOLDIERS HOME
posi- HEADQUARTERS

POST HEADQUARTERS,
MHHrMIs, Tennsasse July 8, 1862.
The Railroad Dspst 1t shs Navy Ysfa above ne steam
boat andng chs zisasappi river, q aou asea
BARI acks for transient soldisrs. e.
All nnsient soldiers at this Post not on dusy and an
saeh - mag hereafter ordered At that
place Iasat. r. G, r. Jennings, ant of ths
soldisrs Homs Who Will furnish them shelter, draw
tens them and forward them their respective regi-
msnts. ssa sss s 7. LTLz DEcEn, A
jys-Iw aW saaw AaEn Col Commanding Post
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vas sARTIDLE sd=-EATIKETs AND VISITORS
sEc..l Paiisnts viii obey and use al prescriptions
made for than By the medical ozcsrs and adminstsd b.
the nurses win conduct themselves with propzisty,
no prons ndsesnt lsnguaes unsr penalty of 81 for
every oEsases % aewns % the hospital fand. e
sze 3 Patients in the judgmsnt Of the assistant sur
xsonn, able to do 30 wiz rdss as ~ Il. aad nzas fsir
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ORDER FROM GENERAL.
,.sn,s GRANR's COMMAND. =, > -.
SPECIAL ORBKRS No. 4. 80

as4l t2s DFEClAA UkuEkbz No. 4. zEA
- HHaDoUaKrxns D1srzuc1 Or WEsr TzsNnssEz.a } g
.sss - lofnce Provost Marshal GeneTsl4 q
Passes issued for persons 70 pass ont Of the city
win be understood 90 mean the pCrson alone, and viii
net include goods, letters or paeksges. zsa 4ess
Where letters are found on persons passing out,
without being marked PASSED i, the Provost Mar
shah, Post Commentator Gener fCommandings they
win be seized and delivered to she Provost Marshall
and the offender arrested. Ng - 49, @AsA
Powder. lead percussion caps and FIRE arms Of all
descriptions positively prohibited from being ears
red out of the city by citizens Citizens also pro-
hibited from carrying them within the city limits on
pain of forfeiture of such weapons and ten dayzcon-
hnements for the FIRST eanses and expulsion South
our lines TO be treated spies ever caught within
them thereafter, for the second,
By command Of Major-Gen. u, 8. Grant. tIai AsoS
s5ezef IS $50 soae proyost 4 srsbsi n asasrsl
L--z-- ---z- z--zl-2 ------a ----z ------z-----ss
vzSss s efia HEADoUAR RTKRs BoARD or iGLaIns. 4
MEmPHIs. Tenn, July l, 1852. 3,
The Board Of Claims submits the following rass for
the government Of par asking relief and sontesting
elaims- $,vi 49, ss4 .,s~..ag s-szT se.t...sr - ~
L The party asking relief must make short sacciUet
statement in writing showing that the property
troversy is In military possession. and all ahs facts
Atve to the subject matter of controversy be clearly
stated and the statement thus made, must be
BY the party prosecuting. g s-L4AA 90 p a1E&
Q. An the parties nterested ust bs named in the Pc
titioa, and mass have notice of sach prosecution
The written statements Of al parties will be heard
Arguments except short statement Of the parties
win no: be hsardsausqo % aszJ o9sado3 H8I
5. The Board will meet at "a n and 2RH,s s e.
g. Case set for trial at particular hour must be heard
at the tme they viii be good reas
be shown for continuAnes again heard.
8agaE zsanlg odT JAMES B. SLACK, n ava 20
fs.r.f ]. A. MCLAUGHLIN, Board.
Gs5@sA Sas@@ @Si - II. p DE HART. 1873 j. E8IoCt
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e , 81 - 1865. As gaL -zzeT eZ
49, szaa Zn< saezzo& s4s1tseZ hasab ssssa
e70@ 100 1w 81 ss8slVzziss aaE faagssa
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Struggling or lounging shout by any guard picket
win Be promptly punished. II the ofaeersdo hotre-
part and pnnish &nen auilS of suea oaenses, they.
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