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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-15
.RegimenfaI Reviews.

We call attention to the order Of the
Adjutant and Inspector-General sus-
for the present the order for
the review, by the Commander-in-
Chief, Of the several regiments Of the
corps ofreserves.
TO prevent the impression that these
regiments are disbanded, we are re-
quested to state that this order has been
rendered advisable by the recent ac-
tion of the Confederate Congress, ex-
tending the conseription to the age OF
forty-fye years. Until it can be aseer-
tanned from the Government at Rich
mond whether OF; not: the organizations
are to be retained @or, disbanded, it is
Judged unadvisable to. burden the regi-
ments with Inconvenience Iofe reviews.
CaroAnian &, *
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iine notice. elected bythe death of Cap.

ing notice, elected by the death OF Cap
tain Villiams, Of North Carolina
How uncertain the tenure of man
how varied the causes of death. Man
may escape the, desoIating cannon, the
fire of musketry, the thrust and cut Of
the sword, and yet fall a victim to the
bite ola tiny. insect In glancing at
the obituary of Captain B. 3, Williams,
Company G, I'd, n. c. Battalion, we
Observe. that. the gallant soldier died
from the bite Of a spider, even while
surrounded with AL the formidable
death dealing Instruments Of warfare!
Whilstputting on his boots, lat Drury's s
Bluff, where he was stationed Capt.
W. unfortunately shut up spider in
one Of them, which by frequent stings,,
infused sufficient poison INTO his system
to produoe<death within eighteenhours
despite all the efforts Of surgeons to
(nourtnranf n ~ * ;3E2 X ;.i;N :.
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,
From the Lines Of the Potomac.

Silence still reigns along the lines Of
the Potomac up to the latest hour of
our adviees on yesterday. The Feder-..
al army continued to rest upon it's arms
in Maryland, some FIVE miles from the
position of our own, at Bunker's Hill
in. Virginia. The latter locality is a.
Nut twelve milesfrom Winchester, and
Immediately overlooking the Potomac,
and at night our soldiers see the:smoke
from the scamp-fres of the enemy. For;
several days past the Federal cavalry
have made three or four raids into Vir-
,ginia, and visiting old hospital stations
at which a few of our men had been ne
cessarily left, have made .. hundred or
so prisoners and sent them back within
our lines. A number reached this city
last>eyening. The entire force Of the
enemy now: on this side Of the Potomac,
in and Northeast Of the Valley, 10 es-
timated at between fifteen and twenty
thousand, of. which number only. the
cavalry have. thus far been active. :.
It was reported on yesterday at
Stanton that the enemy was crossing
in force at -Harper's Ferry. We have.
no confirmation of the report; and, as
far as we are able 70 see, its simple
probability is its; only recommendation
The condition of our army is excel
lent. Abundance of everything is at
hand, and the soldiers now, for a time
at least, at their ease, enjoy theiluxu-1
ries of that favored region to the full
extent of their wishes. Fresh meats,
butter, eggs, honey and other good
things, are circulated copiouslyi through
the camps. Plenty Of forage is also TO-
be had, with the single exception of
corn, which, however, is sufficiently
plentiful to>meet the present demand !
The country in the rear, on both
sides Of. the Blue Ridge, is almost com
pletely desolate. Hundreds Of fine
farms are ruined, for the. season, and
numerous families are leaving to escape
the feared misfortune Of q second COM
ing of the vandal army. .'s@ -.
- Richmond :EnqDarer 10th.
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News from Gen. Sm1th's Army in Ken.
''- lucky. -

News from Gen. SMITHS Army In Ken
lucky. =.
The Knoxville correspondent Of the
Columbus Enquirer, writing under date
of the Sd inst, says: ...
I had the pleasure of long emver-
sation to-day with Lieutenant who
was just through from Kentucky. He
brings a budget Of interesting news
from Gen. Kirby Smiths division. He
left the Generals headquarters on the
21st Of September last. Up to that
time General Smith had enlisted "a, 900
good and true men, and armed and e
uuipped them for service. In addition
to this, Gen. Humphrey Marshall had
enlisted a large number, the precise a.
mount the Lieutenant could not learn.
He is coufdent that the accessions to
our ranks of Kentuckians will not fall
short of SO, 900 men by the middle Of
October. He represents the State as
blazing with excitement from ons end
to the other. Our troops, everywhere
they 60, are hailed with exclamations
of Joy and gladness. The fruits of the
three hard fought battles at Richmond,
KY, was 5000 stand Of splendid arms,
large number of Colts repeaters,
sabres, 12 bronzed riaed pieces, 6 and
12-pounder cannon, 200 wagons and
teams and large amount Of commissa-
ry stores. At Lexington, KY, our
forces secured $4,000 stand Of arms, a
large number Of sabres, pistols, clothing,
boots and shoes, commissary and quar-
termaster stores in abundance-in fact,
a sufficient amount of the paraphernalia
of war to fit out a Division of troops.
Our troops are enjoying fine health,
have plenty to eat, and that Of a va
ried character, of good quality and at
low prices.
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A Lincoln in Danger.

A dispatch in the New York Hsrald,
from Washington on the 7th, under the
heading Of 'The PRESIDENT. life Con
sidered:ia Danger, says:
The President life is considered uns
safe by many persons. here. As in all
great political and social crises there
are now monomaniacs whose peculiar
insanity points toward the assassination
of the person who wields the power of
the Government. Mutterings have been
heard in reference to the President BY
persons who have this form Of insanity
in Washington, and the personal safety
Of the Commander-in-ehie is to be look
ed after with the utmost diligence !.
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30 the Families Of Deceased Soldiers.
TIME State Convention, lat its recent
,o,,.d tt;e fo,Ioyvinr Resolution.

II session, adopted the following Resolution;
Rssolued onanimoty, That this Convention begs most
sincerely TO mnQe its sympahies with the relatives and
friends hose who have fallen IN the service W o m ne
sonds received in battle on dser~ or from accidenti
and that de Executive authority ofth State be requested
to collect the all such, and h. 'e them
into suitable Record Book designating the corps to which
tey belonged rank In the seyce and the cause OF
Death 10 be preserved amongst the archives OF the State
foken OF respect TO their memories, and aegacy OF m
,estuiable value 70 theirfhends"
In accordance win the above resolution have been
apnointed by the Executive authority o the State to col
iecf and enroll the Of brave soldiers who have
falen from the commencement OF The present var at
2sif iIportant In order 10 carry out this iaudable
purpose that e list should be perfect and complete as
possible am directed by the Govemot-in addition 70 he
Information to be obtained from official request
The families Of any soldiers who have dedfrsm sickness OF
other causes at home In hospital to forward to me theiI
names their rank date and cause Of their death, ana
the REGIMENT or cons to which they were attached
Please address me at Columbia as soon as possible:
, - , - WILLIAM B. JOHNSTON,
Recording Agent for the State. :.
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The RIGHT SpIRIT.-Savannah is
up and doing in behalf of our soldiers
in Virginia. A public meeting has
been held, and prompt measures taken
to secure at once clothing for the army.
Messrs. Wiltberger & Co., proprietors
of the Pulaski House, have offered the
entire stock of carpets of their estab-
lishment, to be converted into covering
for the soldiers. Some idea of the mum
ifcence of the donation may reformed,
when we state thatit comprises the car
peting of one hundred and twenty rooms,
and when cut up, will make over five
hundred comfortable and good sized
blankets.
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COURT WEEK.

The Court of Common Pleas and
General Sessions, fer York District,
commenced and ended its session, on
Monday last, Judge Glover presiding.
The State Docket was called, but no
cases tried. The Jury for the next
term was drawn. The Grand Jury made
tsrsport, and the Court adjourned
There was a large attendance of citi-
gems, considering the inclemency of the
weather. -.
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the Yankees are sick of 'tOnward. to
Richmond" and that their next grand
effort will be to capture Charleston or
Savannah. - -.
The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Observer says
a large vein of. very rich copperas ore
has been discovered few miles from
that city. A little more than a pound
and quarter in the crude state is said
to be equal in strength to . pound Of
pure copperas. 5- = &f,t:>.. ...:,., Z. =
. Governor Shorter has called the Ala-
bama Legislature to meet in extraordi-
nary sessions on October 27. r.
1890" Many persons are curious
to know how the Confederate gunboat,
290, obtained her name. A naval au-
thority says it, was applied to: her be
cause her length is ,29o feet.
:, J. A. David, Esq, of Greenville, in
a communication to the Charleston Coss-
rser, sfoHers one thousand dollars in
leather, in ii behalf Of our suffering and
destitute soldiers in Virginia. -sa-... .. !,
There has but little, of interest trans
pired in Congress the past week, fur
ther than increasing thepay Of soldiers,
and clerks in the Department. the first
is speU, but that of the Clerks is of
doubtful propriety. It has adjourned.
Our news from the Army to-day is
by mo means Aattering, but We are not
of those who are ever ready to growl at
reyerses, either: actual or imaginary. :.
II. W.: Merril, q Yankee Pill, ma
ker, who was run out Of Yorkville some
18 months SINCE. is Suttler in the
Federal army. He had with. his, part
ner good Cause to leave here.
Clothing for the Army should be in.
dustriously provided now. The Gov
ernment should impress all the linseys
and jeans, prevent its resale after the
while the war lasts
There is no reason for the prices that
goods are selling at; or passing (thro'
so many! hands, s- = :; :. :. :: =, :. .
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TRUE PATRIOT. learn there is
a man in Marshall county, Tennessee,
who, week before last, refused to sell
his leather to spectators at one dollar
per pound and is selling to his neigh
bors for their own use at fifty cents a
pound. We saw yesterday an excel
lent pair of boots he sold within the
last two weeks to Surgeon in the ar
nv at six dollars, such as are retailing
in the more Southern States at twenty
five dollars. He intends, we under
stand, as2far as he can, to keep prices
at reasonable rates. His name is John
Lowry, and has two sons in the Con-
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--latest from SEufope. :.

RIcHMeND, October 13.--The Brit
ish steamer Persia has arrived at New
York, bringing Liverpool dates 20 the
18th ultim9. The newsof the battle
Of Sharpsburg attracted great attention
in. England The. London Times and
Paris eonstttutionas5 diseredited the re-
port Of a Federal victory. -, ~ !
No important change in markets for
American produce gensuls closed al
.90a to 903. -.
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ES7sATE SALE.
cnm;rnlisnce viii .the WIN of G,

TN compliance With the VIII Of Col.
L wft1lAM MRIgHT e FoisyIe, e. c, viii ,,s Be
TON I'm front F ths nun House, IN the City Of Colun-
bia, s. C,, on THuRsDaY, a3fd October tnstani com,
mencins st 10 dock, a. MI following STOCKS and
50 shal.s squth osrdlaa Railroad and Southwestern
+Ranuad Bank
81 shares ArsniteyiTle Manufactnins Company:
336 Shares bank 6f Camden, 8. O. 80
$50 shares Commercial Bank, Columbia, 8. @. -
S53shMes Bank d NeHbeuy. 81.
q shsses Kings Moufi,aia Railroad Stock. ;: .
$500 Bouds Spaanburg and Union Railroad, endorsec
|by DE STATE Of South Carolina. Int. at.
500 MissfsspW Central and Tennessee Railroad bonds
i s4,Coo oonfederats States Of America.
Tems CASH J. J. BLACKWo0D, E5ecsfoy q
., - J. L. HARRIS, Wm. WI1sp'
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ESTATE SALE.

We.are requested to call attentionto
the advertisement of stocks belonging
TO the estate of the late Col. William
Wright, Of this place. The sale, it will
be seen, will take place in Columbia, on
Thursday, the 23rd instant. Y %
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sTATE SELECTION.

AS will be seen by the official returns
in another column, Messrs. J-"T. Low
RI, G. W. WILLIAMS, S. c. YoUNa-
BLOOD and JOHN s. BRATToN, have
beenreturnedto the Legislature as mem
bers of the lower House, for York Dis
triet. The vote, thoughsmall, has been
pretty general.
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FROM THE 18th REGIMENT.

FROM THE l2TH REGIMENT.
The following promotions have been
announced in this Regiment, filing va
cancies occasioned by the death Of the
late Col. Barnes, viz: ~-...
eadwallader Jones, Colonel; w. H.
McGorkle, Lieutenant Colonel; John
&. Miller, Major. In Company B,
LIST Lieutenant W. S. Dunlap, is pro-
NOTED to the captainey, vice Major
Miller.
The vote taken by the Regiment, for
members Of the Legislature, resulted as
follows-several it will be seen, are not
candidates ...
J. c. Chambers, IS; John L. Mil
Ter, 81; a. Whyte, 81; G. W.. VIII
liams, %; A. A. Mckenzie, 25; John
Fl. Adams, o.; John 7. Lowry, 10;
J. N. McElwee, Sr., ~. N. Neil
wee, Jr., s.; John, S. Bratton, b.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1862-10-15

nEr A substitute for wool is made
into cloth by great many persons in
Georgia, with the design Of using their
wool for our soldiers in the field. Their
substitute is COW hair. The cloth made
Of it is'perhaps not quite SO smooth as
that made Of wool; but it is heavier, and
no doubt will be nearly, if not equally,
as warm, and will last fully as we'll
The hair is washed perfectly clean, and
pulled or beat so as to have no punches.
After it is we'll dried, it IS ready for
use. Like wool for ordinary cloth, it
is used only for "6lling,' and mixed
with, about one.third cotton. The com
mon and easier way Of mixing is by
ginning it with the cotton, although it
could be, we suppose, mixed fully as
well by "carding.' j. If the same guam
tity in weight of seed cotton and hair
are thoroughly mixed and placed IN
the gin after the seed are separated, the
cotton lint will be about .one-third OF
the hair. The breast of the gin should
be little raised, or the hair will make
the saws to choke. Cow hair, thus
mixed with cotton, may be esrded, spun
ard laade into cloth with no more trou-
bic than is required for wool or cotton.
The hair can be purchased at the tan
neries. = *
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
= ~ < 4, & YoRx DISTRICT. = -.
JauasM McDewell has

yy appasd 10 nc for Letters Of administration on all
and singular me goods and cattels, hg4 and credits of
We late Of the; Dishict, Aforesaid, de-
These ars1hereofe 70 cite and all and singuar
The Endfed and creditors ofe said deceased % be and
apoeaf before me OF our next Court for the said
Dstics TO be holden At York Court House on the 9Th day
Of October ins shew cause II any, why the sac Ad'
ministrsH .sho9ld not be Hanted~- .
Given under my hand and Seal this 18th day Of October,
I'm te veal OF our Lord eight hundred and
SIXTY two and 10 the eighty seventh year Of the indePen-
2 <sdence OF South Cafoltia.E -.
.y~fo.,.hs.2fr ., =. \ :. 40 '1..sz.,- d
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sHERIFF,s ELECTION.

r, SHALL be absent for several weeks,
Il in Virginia. in attendance upon wounded hrothef
| AM STILL A CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF, and
take this method Of informing my friends Of the reason Of
my absence from the Dsct, at time 50 near the election
- - - JAMES MASON.
: sd.tohs, IL 20 49, # -
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=. Official Report Of Gen. Lee.
HEAD'oRs. ARMY NORTHERN Va,
CAMP ON WAsHINGToN's RUN, -
a

CAMP ON WAsHINGroN's RUN,
October 2, 1862.
Gen. S. Cooper, Aajutamt and Imspec-
tor General, C; s. A., Richmond,
Virginia.
GENERAL: The enemy's cavalry, un-
der Gen. Pleasenton, with six pieces of
artillery, drove back ourpickets yester-
day, in front of Shepherdstown. The
Ninth Virginia Cavalry, which was on
picket, repulsed the enemy several
times, by vigorous charges, disputing
the ground step by step, back to the
main body, By the time his artillery
reached him Col. N.eH. F. Lee, who
was in command Of the Brigade, was
obliged to place it on the West bank Of
the Opequon, on the flank Of the enemy
as he approached Martinsburg.
Gen. Hampton's Brigade had retired
through Martinsburg, on the Tuscarora
road, when Gen. Stuart arrived and
made dispositions to attack. Lees
Brigade was advanced Immediately, and
Hampton's ordered forward. The enc
my retired at the approach Of Lee a.
long the Shepherdstown road, and was
driven across the Potomac by the cav
airy, with severe loss, darkness alone
prevented it from being signal victo-
ry. His rear was overtaken and put
to flight, our cavalry chargingi in gallant
style under a severe fire of artillery,
routing squadron after squadron, kill
ing number, wounding more, and caps
turing several. He was driven through
ShepRerdstown and crossed the river
after dark, in no case standing hand
to hand conflict, but relying upon his
artillery and carbines at long range for
protection.
| regret to add that we lost one Lieu
tenant and several privates.
| am, most respectfully, your obe'
dent servant, R. E. LEE,
General Commanding.
Official:
CHAs. MARSHALL, Major and A. D. G,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
- - 49, ,yoRK DISTRICT. :.
II. Pierce has anplied

YA hEbEdS bs fiefce has appiASu
wv 10 me for Leders of Administration, on all
md snruiaf the goods and chaiteis rights and credits Of
RAND6LPa PIERCE, late q. the Disoiet' af0resaid'
dsesssed: - y 80, N ,ns st,,,,,,,
he kindred and CREDITORS said deceased 10 be and
appear bears me at our next 0rdinays C0af Tor he said
Districts % be holden York Cou House on the 27th daY
AdminlstratIou should mot be granted. s.E
Given under my hand and Seal tis Ah day Of 0cober
IN the yearof onr Lord thousand eight hundred ana
sdenceof south Garolina.
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sTATE or SOUTH CAROLINA,

eEsERAI .oRDEa NO. ..
& ;, GENERAL ORDER No. So, of
fs seu,embsr 29nd uRno requiring the several Reg!-
fs n Inc Ffrsf Corps Of Reserves TO appear at their
resnec,e places Of rendezvous for review By the Com
rnnidsr Chief II hereby suspendedfo for the present
iii Colonies at ne Regiments of Reserves will promptly
extend this the Companies Of their respective CON-
uands. oA-
= pysN4sHs WV y - ~ = pyILMOT G-sDxSAUSSURE,
" AdIu.ant and Inspector General Of South Carolina
: o.,..hSs is - 90 1t
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Official:
CHAs. MARSHALL, Major and A. D. G,

p@= The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Observer
says large vein of very rich copperas
ore has been discovered few miles from
that city. A little more than pound
and 8 quarter in the crude state is said
to be equal in strength to d pound of
pure copperas.
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5sTATE or s0UTn nGAnoLISA,
J. - * l4oRK plsTn1cE

YX7HEREAS Samuel N: Roach has
y applied "a me for Esnsrspf 8dmidistfaton or all
and singular e SScds and. ehaisels ass and credits o.
Tesc aYe therefore % eie and admonis oil and singu
Iaf One Kindred and editos o NE said deceased TO be
and appeaS before me, a. next Court for
ne aid Dis,dc 20 be hoidenat Yo Court House, on the
Q7f day Of October lnst 10 shew cause any, why the
said -Adminfstfaffon should NOT be granted.
Given under my hand and Seal this 18TH day Of October
gixtwo and ian eighty Of the indepen-
osnes . ssun s'Sur joHN AsBRowNs o. Y.D.
z Ocfober Is - - - n
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From the West.

!, MOBILE, October. .a3.-As special des.
patch to, the 4dusrtisers and Registss,
dated Jackson, 18th, says 80 exehan;
ged prisoners who arrived to-day rep;
resent that between eight and ten thou,
sand persons have, taken the oath'as
enemies Of the United States. J
= Butler has. gone to Pensacola. Ths
cotton presses In New Orleans are Be
ing put: IN IN repair, supposed 70 bea ..
.jails, for Confederate sympat athisers:;
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DEATH FROM A SPIDER BITE,-The
Fredericksburg Herald has the follow
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QUE WOUNDED.

Capt. L. M. GBIsr, Of Company A,
18th Regiment, S. G. ", reached his
home, at this place, on Saturday even
ing last. He is much debihtated from
the effects of his wound, which is still
painful, but mending slowly: -
Lieut.. W. D.. MILLER, Of the same
company, is also home on sick furlough,
as well as great many other sick and
wounded from this District, who we
hope and believe will do far better than
being pent up in crowded hospitals
As q matter Of humanity, if not eeono-
my, the Government should have adopt
ed this course long ago.
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Later from. the th-.assst Bsstle.

Later from the North. dssst ssssie.
= >RIcHAoND, October, 1S.-NoRthern
papers, of the 10th, have been received.
Dispatches from Kentucky say that
Braggs s army attacked TIVE; diyisionsof
.McCooks corps, near Perryyiie, on
the 9Th. The fighting: WAS desperate.
General jackson, Of Kentucky, and
Terrall, of Virginia, Federsls, were
killed Gen. Sheridan, Of Illinois. and
Rosseau, reported killed. The. ,Uniona
loss is estimated at Z, 900 Aied and
wounded. The rebel loss not ascer.
tanned: .McCook was heavily reinforced
and the battle resumed on the 9th.
Gold suddenly rose inrNew York to
1861. ( Exchange 140. = = p :
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Another Outrage lrThrsstened.

= - = =
The Federal commander at Memphis,
as will be seen by the following, is de-
termined TO punish the women and ehil-
dren Of that city for the acts: OF our
forces on the river: ....,s,.,'-. ! /
Special Order No 254.. :. .lis -, ... -
HEADQUARTERS SRI DIVISION, :,
ARMYoR TENNESSEE, =. -
s Memphis, Sept, q, 1852. -
Whereas, Many families Of known
rebels and Confederates in arms against
US have been permitted TO- reside IN
peace and comfort: in Memphis: and
whereas, the Confederate authorities
either sanction Or permit: the firing on
boats carrying passengers and
goods for the use and benefit Of the Ia
6abitants of Memphis; it: is ordered
that for every boat So, fired on ten fam
lilies must be expelled from Memphis.
=, The Provost Marshal will extend the
list, already prepared, so as to have on It
at least thirty names; and on every oc-
casion, when boat is fred on, viii draw
by lot ten names, who viii be forthwith
notified, and allowed three days to re-
move to distance of twenty-five miles
from Memphis. = - =.
= By order of
Maior-General W. 7. SHERMAN.
( L. N. DAYTON, Acti'g A. A. Genl.