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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
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GoLnsBoso' Dec l5.-The report of artillery Ia
beeu heard in the direction Of the lines since the Ia
,lespatch
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
T ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRIO

T ARGE AND VERY VALUABLE BRICK
II DWELLING AND TWO IAC4NT LOIS, on THE EAST
LINE OF THIRD. BETWEEN MAIN AND, FRANKLIN SIS.
FOR SALE SALE AT AucTI0N-wi be sold At auction the
premises on THURSDAY sih December 80 O'clock p
H. he large well located ie. Erg, In the occupan
cy Of Dr. MINI The house has ample
lions for family beside the
After sale dwelling two lois TO the North Of Il will be
sold each froniii 80 feet running bact 30 feet.
The particular aention of the public Is called this
Il Justly Tegirdei very valuable real estate.
fElsone third cash, bal all and years for negotiable
notes. ner added secured by trust iced al cash h
option Of 'ic purchaser. -.-- ' . % 'i.Hi. b
II del2 r GODDIN q ATKINSON, Aucts.
the foregoing viii be soId that valuable lot
side d MAN, between I'd aud Sd streets, adjoining the
euee Of John D. Blair Esq., fronting Is feet BY Jas feet to an
alley 10 feet +r .' T" H.- .,..
Terms above -.r-- 4. r,.F. r... ...
del2 G.AA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

VERY LARGE AND WE'LL LOCATED
Y PRIVATE DWELLING AND VACANT LOTS on THE
EAST LINE or FIFTH. BETWEEN CLAY AND LEIGH srs
FOR sally At AUCTION he soi auction, the pre-
Miss FRIDAY the leh December, ls59, at ~ o'clock NJ
the and well located private residence In the oceupan-
cy OF Tyler The lot has mont Of 100 and
depth Of 1870 Kic alley. II viii be divided sell
with The dwelling about 20 feet and then lots
the north the south or the dwelling
TERnsOne .iLd cash; balance At and years for
boarrg interest payable half yearly all cast At the
ton Of the purchaser G0DDlS 4 APPERsoN,
de
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
REAUTIFuL AND HIGHLY IMPnoyED

BEAUTIFUL AND HIGHLY IMPROVED
ID suBuRBAN FARM, IN THE VILLAGE OF BOWLING
GREEN, y OF A MILE EAST OF RICHMOND, T0GETHEs
WITH TIL; PERsONAL EFFECTS THEREON, CONSISTING
or FARMING IMPLEMENTS, 8 FINE cows A QUANTITY
OF slIEAF OATS FODDER, CORN AND shucks, AND A
PORTION OF THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION the request the Hon. John NJ Bolts who Is
TO his am recently purchased In Cupeper,
slE, sell public suction the premises In the village al Bow
ling the Mechancsylle Turnpike, THURSDAY,
December 1862 II o'clock, his beautiful and highly
Improved called sammerti, containing about - 10 %
Acres
The place recently greatly Improved by many
buildings aud The repairing Of the old and Il We.
closed high cultivation. The dwelng bricg
containing and s In good repair. In ad
material and Ia architectural Style aud equal
any similar The will he divided
Ito sell TO dwelling % and the remaining
from Acres each, according plat
survey 10 be seen at our Office
These admirably well adapted market gardens
| suburban residences,
On the there fne young orchard and garden
and asefuy arranged besides wells pumps
water.
AFTER the will he sold ali the farming nipple.
excellent mich the crops Of shea oats fodder,
corn shucks and portion OF the household fdrnlinre
Possession OF the farm given by LIST January next.
TRRNs-Ror the personal the land one-tht
cash. balance and yeHTs for bonds bearing interest
bic half yearly secured by trust deed VII cash. the option
/ Of the purchaser. G0DDlN 4 APPERs0N,
drs s..r -... Auctlonser.
g. Some very vsrAhe Furniture il embraced In tie
consisting IN part Bed Bed Clothing and super
Piano. deli Ga.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
YAIIIRIE NEGR0Es AT AUCTION.
N0TICE TO TaX PAYERS.

DURsCANT ordnance passed lh January, 1855 win
attend the Collectors Ohce the City Hail. from the 18th
&c the Ss December inclusive receive the remaining half Of
from such persons entitled 10 deduction OF ~ por
cent having previously paid the trst half 10 June last In &C
eordanee with said ordinance.
JULIUS A. HOBSON, Q. O. r.
BIT win be from the above tha the Collector Is
aured 10 attend The 18th The m Of the month";
remaining due from Jufe last Before the Janu
AIRY term the Iusng. Court required by ordnance Ia adj
yerse he sold for nonpSyment oftaNes
Persons no have not necessity calling and
viii be impossible for the Collector u call
o. them before he adyertls-s.
All taxes must be paid within time longer indulgence
cannot be given.
Jel--im IA H., Q. c. R.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

fItHREB TRACTS OF LAND AND yALU-
ABLE MILL FOR SALEln obedience 10 decree Of the Cir
Nelson County rendered at s recent term In tie
Pox and wiHm VsN, plaintiffs Inst WOodssn H.
P.x othr defendants the underigned Ommson
appointed by said decree will WEDNESDAY, the S day
present month (December proceed 10 sell at public
tlon premises Of land OF which Samuel Fox died.
seized possessed lying in the said county Of Neson sbon
three miles Depot-he the house
eontng 300 Of good quality considerable portion
Of which cleared and In complete order for arulng-hHNng
dwelling house. with convenient out houses also one Of
the best orchards IN the county of choice fruit.
The also valuable snd adpns Hes near 10
the containing about 90 Of like quality
greater portion Of wlh cleared aud In
on Il good dwelling house and convenient out houses.
Also by the said decree, WILL THURSDAY, the
i DAY Jauu1ry proceed 10 sell public auction the
premises land belonging the estate lying the
county Of Abema BHv containing about 70 acres Of
excellent quality II has on Il valuable Girls, MIN and tive dwell
Ing houses
All sai property will be sold credit OF six twelve snd
eighteen months purchaser purchasers executing bonds With
security retained ultnste security
JOHN n sPTECE, g.
dr2-tds WILLIAM. l.. WILLIAMS NO-
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POyYHATAN LAND ron SALE.

- ID POWHATAN LAND FOX SALE.
TS PURSUANCE Of decree OF the Circuit Court OF Powbaian
rendered rd December 1862 at the suit Of Neither
lands Ex'ors Netherland &c. will, SATURDAY the 2Ih
December 1sG2 tie pruses, sell at auction The Tract OF
Land late VIM. c. Netherand resided IL lice Ia
Powhaan county both sides OF the Buckingham road aud
contains $40 Acres. %.
IL vas formerly known by the OF DALLSyILEan old
T.Vern Stand The DSeng House In good repair and
talns The tract the usual outhouses The soil Is
susceptible mproy euena good clay foundation under
king surface Purchasers invited TO examine the tract
before the day Of sale. .rt'f ...s f-H .. : GA.
TKENs-Oe third cash. balance credit Of and years
For further Information address AZ Columbia, Ruyanna
eousty Va TH0s K wEIsIGER,
Ies F. f'- q
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

NOTICE.-The firm Of BONDURANT, Ell
~ LOOT SHIELDS and GEO. p. EVANS, having formed
ooparnerhp In iucng and carrying on the 600k AND
JOB PRINTING business the Affairs Of that department viii
hereafter be conducted under the pams and style Of aEo
EVANS A CO. B0NDURANT fILI0TT SHIELDS,
nov "a, Isss GRO. ?. EVANS
ALL BOOK AND JOB PRINTING en-
trusted 10 our care with aud despatch
We therefore respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
~ Omee In the whlg' Buldng Of Governor and
dsisNim GEO P EVANS CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

OFFIoE PIEDMONT RAILROAD COMPANY
Danville, December II, 1863.
DAILROAD HANDS WANTED--This
CompAny wIshss hire year large
bodied hands Apply at the Office Of the Piedmont Rail-
road Dsnye, OF 70 o. sampson. the Rhmond and Dan
Vile Railroad pepot. GEO. O. DICKINSON,
Division Eng DHnvile, Va.
ERPsietsburE Express and Raleigh Standard win copy
month aud for Eard aceoTnts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
CRaUEsTRATION SALE or $4,000 ACRES

DEMONSTRATION SALE OF $4,000 ACRES
y OF VALUABLE LANDS-By virtue OF Decree from the
District the District Of Florida viii be sold 10 the high
bidder. the Public Square In Lake City, na, on WEDNE
DAY, February llh, 1863 at II O'Clock A. NJ valuable
desirable Of Land Of which are situated In saw
County, In Levy several In MAon, and In
county all either within convenient distance
Of the Railroads. ....t r.s
persons desiring In the richest and most convenient
section Accommodated only do these
many On comprising - Oo0 Scres) embracing
grad. the very Richest Orange Groves ana other
aocks well adapted the culture OF Sugar aud
Sea Island Coons also the best OF wembrred Pine Lands
equally good for Cotton down the Poor sand Hills In which
aud delightful residences be had, convenient
the richer lands but TO -rfang abundant sup
ply Of ash Wild osi and Thus not only do these Lands
ErSde Of quality, but they Will be sold In bodies
varying from 20 acres to BY which every one can be suited
wishing further South 20 the most desirable
portion Of country where many W not morel Of III. com
xues life be easily attained and where
living be say had than 70 any other country TIL, Is
opportunity To capitalists wishing 10 Invest their surplus
funds something aud Of increasing yaue-now Is
your time such another you will not again have.
o sale cash. In Confederate Notes Bonds, payable
the sales confirmed by the Court.
Por further Information numbers Of the Lands 10 offered &c
49, address the SUBSCRIBER Gain, syle FLA or James
Ranks, ESQ, District Attorney, Lake City. -
Receiver.
Norr--Ptes from distance leaving Savannah Ga, by Gulf
morning. III reach Lake City At o'clock p
~, Tuesday, ia time for sale next day.
Gainesville, PlR, Nov "a, So. deS-tds
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By eoDDTy 4 AppkRsoN. iAueis.
TERY VALUABLE AND HIGHLY AT.

VERY LIABLE AND HIGHLY AT
TRlcTIYE UNIMPR0vED ZEAL ESTATE ON THE
SOUTH EIDE OF BROAD STREET, NEARLY OPPOSITE THE
M0NC iENTAL CHURCH, poR sALE AZ AUCT10N-win be
soh a. auelon the preses TrEsDAf the eh Dscrm
ber lst At III oeack the large Lumber Yard located
above now In the occupancy OF Mr. John Belvn II
the south side OF Broad So feet back 100
lot IL he rear 81 ne asoy and the adjoining tenement on The
red as very valuable should attract the attention Of csp
tas and others The property viii be sold entirety,
divided into separate parcels Of suitable size deemed
best at the hour Of sale. A 90
TxHxs-one-thd cash balance twelve months for
negotiable Interest added secured by deed al
,-ffl-f -a '.Isl.f > sl : 7 .s GoDDIS APPEesoS,
de9 Auctioneefs.
PosrPoSrurxrIn consequence unavoidable absence Of
the GbOve sale postponed 10 FRIDAY the 26h
December, al 70 O'Clock, VI. GODDlN h APPEkSOS,
deli f--ii % f'.a co F-f f.. ..t.i-e 90 Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

THE RAILROAD CONVENTION.
ArdrsrA, Dec IS The Convention Of Railroad off-
ciAls here this morning. Business committees were
appointed and the Convention then adjourned until TO-
morrow.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

-fOaoiAll. s51..s- r E Ike, General
: esss Nassau, MAJ. and A. D e1l-lzs- = +sISi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

WANTED Rye, Barley and Hops, at
uOvis-4S. MASON HARMAE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

NOTICED LIKELY NEGROES FOR
sAlE-we shall nuer public suction the 2nd day c.
Jsnusty ls6 LdnenLir H., o. likely for cash
TIi0s. WooDs0N. Trustee for
del3-diwAclW James }. Cor, and
R.H. ALLEN, Exono A. J. J. Brown.
k4- Enquirer please copy. ...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17
PROPOSALS FOR COPPER AND IRON.

Persons Offering will the price per q 22 pounds for
pig blooms and The price pound for the Iron
niale aud copper they viii to deliver within
The year the quantity copper sbd i'"n which they
vi tn furnish.
The are 20 made authorized agent the
Railroad Canal Station the pscts where the copper
nd iron are manu-. arturtd.
Each be accompanied by written guarantee
signed by parties Of the ability % the
f-ring To- comply with hls bid should II be ACCEPTED.
Bonds rr 10 twice Thea amount OF the cor
tract Will he required. -.
Zach proposal sealed endorsed tlroposs for Coppef
or "Irou" may he, and dIctrd TO C0mmAndeS
George Minor II Ordnance and HyogAphy Rchnooi
4. no2l-eisxlm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

IL FAcTURsD TOBACCO sM0KIvG r0BAcC0 AND sEGARs.
At Auc1I0N.-0n WEDNESDAY The liIh Inst, 10 oets
aour Warehouse si e larse and veil seeeiei
Of Fine Groceries consisting 10 part Of,
Rice,
Soaps, f
susar.,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

WANTED.-Whisky Casks, new and old,
w at stearns & Co.'S cid stand, lsih street.
noy1a-4Rs MASON A HARTMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-17

- LAUNDRESsEs for . smallpox hospital Extra pay and
son ALLOW None need sppIy except ihoss who have had
The disease. For iurther information, address
d.ll-iAs II. b., Whig Ofcs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30
The Situation AT Richmond

From tie Dispatch, Nay 2l-J
Mcclellan seems to have brought his on
ward to Richmond march to & dead halt. What
he is doing OF where he is IS not known or if
known by our authorities, they are singulsTly
successful in keeping their information con
ceaIed. Even ulmor has ceased to circulate for
the excitement and sdfcation OF the public, and
the supposed approach of the enemy does not
create half the interest with which the event was
regarded one week ago. The failure Of the gun
boats to reach the rebel capital through the
channel of the James, has disarranged the well
conceived plans Of The young Napoleon and ne
finds the % pushing to the wall - process little
more difficult than be and his northern support
ers anticipated. IL is more than probable that be
is avaiiing himself Of his favorits weapon, the
spade, and that he will not make forward
movement until pushed to the wall by north
eTn clamoT and impotence. Come when be
may, be viii find a hard road to travel, and
every day that he delays will increase the diff
culties OF bis undertaking.
The river feet is said to be quietly lying of
City Point perhaps awaiting the opportunity TO
cooperate with the grand army when an advance
Is determined upon Their repulse on Thursday
last, and the subsequent capture OF portion OF
the Monitor crew, may cause considerable delay
il river operatioHs-such, we hope, as will give
US ample time to prepare for defense
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30
River New. and Steamboat Business.

The river continues to reeede. The weather
was very warm yesterday 80. The Eliza G. was
looked for last night, and is to leave this morn
ing for White river, by way Of Napoleon 90 The
Julia Roane and Acacia were up for White river,
to 60 last night The Sovereign Is advertised
for Vicksburg, to leave tomorrow evening
This is the first opportunity for sometime of q
river trip to that city The Louisville Journal
of May 22d, says the Ohio was rising slowly
there, with five feet six inches in the canal TIE
Kentucky river was rising from heavy rains.
The tOwbOat Hero sprung q leak and was total
loss, opposite POmeroy, on Tuesday. The Poea-
hOntas arrived from the Cumberland river with
a heavy load of tobacco The Cincinnati En-
quirer, also of the 22d, says certain capitalists
have been inquiring into the condition Of the
bridge commenced for connecting Cincinnati,
Ohio, with CovingtOn, KY, with view to take
$25O000 of stock and recommending the work
in sixty days. The river was slowly falling
there; several shoals had become visible between
that city and Pittsburg A large bar has been
formed by the late high water opposite Blue river
in the lower Ohio; bad bar is also tGmed- op-
posite Psckenpsugh's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30
TgEEAsT vANKEE NOTEOr.

The New York Post, which thinks that the
South is at the command of Lincoln, is showing
how If is to be cut up and msde available for
Yankee Gppetites They viii begin presently to
ouerrel as to the mode Of doing this. The Posts
plan respecting the cotton States is notable and
notewol thy. and IS contrived especially in order
to relieve the invader from the pressure of his
national debt ani, as IS stated in the Post, for
permanent holding of the South in tt he iron
grasp Of the Union, and forcing her to pay the
cost of the war" Thus the plan is set forth
At convenient points lay out tracts nom the
forfeited lands, Of 10000 acres each. Lay cut
these tracts in squares, as near as may be, and
let each of these tracts be the homestead of a
body of a thousand men-ssy regiment Of in
faRtry, battery Of artillery, and g squadron Of
cavalry.
At each angle Of the square of eight miles,
which would be about the size Of 10000 acre
tract, I would place a redoubt with few guns
In the center place fort large enough to need a
garrison Of a thousand men. Here could be the
qusrtermasters store, the shop, etc, in fact the
village of the homestead.
| would divide the tract into forty acre farms,
as near as might be. On them the soldiers could
work when of drill, and raise crops, with the
aid of free negroes or otheTwise-these negroes
being in state Of apprenticeship. Such troops
would need little pay they could nearly main
tain themselves. They could be made, by the
effect of military discipline, to treat the aPpren
tees kindly and to work regularly, and they
could help collect the war tax.
1 would cover the Tevolted States with q
chequer-work Of these fortified homestead
let The white squares on a cheqUer-bosrd repre-
sent vacant landslide black the fortified ones
The loyal whites and freed blacks could occupy
the vacant lands.
IF the rebels iu great numbers should hold out
in revolt and take TO the swamps, acting as guer-
rilles / would drill the blacks as light infantry,
and send them to clear the swsmps and cane
brakes Such black soldiers would be safer to
loyal whites than their own slaves. and / would
have msTsudiDg and any other serious outrage
punished with instant death.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30

THE Policy or THE WAR.-From an article
in q recent number Of the New York Herald we
take the following:
By. pTeciPitating battles at the two places
named, (Counth and Richmond) we risk, in case
of a disaster, the indefinite protraction Of the
war. By iDclosing the Confederofes within a
network from which they cannat escape, and
starving them into submission, we gain two OBJ
jects which the country would be gratifed to ac-
complish-that Of spsring the further effusion
of blood. and capturing and furnishing therebel
leaders. This line of policy cannot be intrusted
into better hands than those Of Gems. Mcclellan
and Hslleck. If the government consults the
interests and feelings Of the country, it will sup
port them in pursuing It.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
sPECIaL 0RDERs ID. 857.
HEADQUARTERS
MEMPHIS. Mav p 40

| 'lA-tiFftA1r NLaF ~
II AVING been clothed with fun authorirvt5 take all
IL necessary measures Tor the radical suppression Of
ALL speculative operations il pr0y0as and rhe uecs--
stiles OF life the c. uugudant cf this Post much REGRETS
that he ls called on ll any wise % rrbusa eZt1rt8u
among those whose interests should De closely allied
ton too clearly evlnced n ts city % fattsu t- mis-
fortunes necessities Of others time OF s1-r great
MUTUAL pubic and private interest
Llt.ce s hereby given y all eZtJriCuers Of shane
or Eud, that hey wiz be held % q strict accouuariv
both in person and property for 7reauz SO mean and
cowsrdiy a1vU age over those whose natural Dr1
t5ctors the tented field striking uobly for hsr
hearths and the rights cir country, while such are
hvDg INGL0KJUsLT oI fhs hard-1sru-d pt-auc3 Of
tie soldiers wrUug by eEfurfa. "a necessities OF lie
from those dependent on that TirtaLcs
All persons are hereby uouled rla fair reurusrativs
prices will be allowed for ai. uscss3i b and v~al such
price is refused upon proper ezarlua0u If the re-
tusal result from attempt no eZtgrfgI, The properly
will be taken possession Of at fair price aud the mai
vidual as before said, b-ii o. account
Having called q Board rl tar.a citizens. whose &c
quaintanCs with provisions and the OF necessities s
very extensive, and whose patriotism I uudJuct-d this
following tariff Of prices VIII govern the specified ar
cles until further orders ANA any persons exceeding
the tariff wall be hued exceeding twice The cost Of
article to the amount which Is las hand, tl-
tcle eOntscatef % tue benefit ef the Free 1larzetT
The prices allowed fair ra1unerGtiye and tlH
Judgment OF The Commando. even high and those who
the public gaze vampires tle a5s14rta necessities
Of the many for public exscrati0u,
All persons who attempt 90 hide Provisions 10 keep
them from the market 7vaa the c0us= qu=ucs
of such actions.
The attention Of sli dealers IS called 1 Special Orders
relating 70 Confederate money heretofore published
All persons dealing Do articles specified below will
Keep the Tariff Of Prices posted cousucu1usy their
place Of business
The Civil Governor and Provost Marshal vv5I carry
into effect tbs0rder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30

ONE LADY SHOOTING ANoTHER-A lady, Of
this city, named Mrs. Margaret Jenney, was
yesterday charged before the Recorder with hav-
ing twice fred pistol at Mrs. Wsggoner, in
Of dispute about some rent For
tunately no injury was inflicted, and the accused,
it was charged, proceeded to beat the prosecu-
tress on the back with the butt end of the
weapon. The Recorder fined Mrs Jenney
twenty five dollars. She was afterwards brought
before Esquire Mallory on the State charge,
when that magistrate bound her over in three
thousand dollars bail for trial before the criminal
court
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30
THE APPROACHING MUNICIPAL
ELECTION.

EDITORS APPEAL: To insure US good, true
and faithful municipal officers in the coming cleo
ton, and to ascertain, as far as practicable, the
proper sense of the people in the matter, make
the following proposition Let meetings of citi-
zens be held simultaneously some night in every
ward of the city, and appoint number of dele
gates, (say five or six each to convention to
be held the dag after at Odd Fellows hail, to
whom shall be assigned the duty of making a
nomination. In this way we can avoid the usual
disgusting scramble fer the municipal Offices that
has heretofore characterized this city, and at the
same time insure the chances of electing men
suitable for their positions, and true to the inter
ests of their constituency. MEMPHIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-30
ORDERS NO. s.
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
COEINTH .IIss.. Mar "a IsE2

HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
CoEIHTH Miss, Kay q. 1852
ALL newspaper and ether public Corrcsu0u -s1fs
are hereby ordered to leave TINS post by The first
train nor vii they be permitted TO return within twenty
five miles Of the lines.
IL The InspectorsGeueral Of che army arc specially
charged with the execution this order both o. r
arrive
Ill Officers aud soldiers forbidden 20 write Of the
movements Of the army IN their correspondence aad
the General commanding confidently relies on the uar-
otsm OF bis troops for the faithful execution Of this
order.
". All officers aud privates absent from their posts
fer seven days without leave shall be dropped from the
rolls Of the army and be c01sderld daserters and
when arrested shall be punished accordingly. Their
names viii also be published IN all the newspapers a
such. Bv command Of
GEN BEAUREGARD
GEO ". BRENT. Acting Chief Of stan ru1v2T-'vv