, 1862-02-04

companies In this State viii be required to take
aud auhsaibe to tha cath Of allegiance, In the
FORM, within the time, and under the penalties,
pfeecFhed n the preceding paragraph They will
.0o 90 required TO ME bonda Tor such sums as may
De deafgnated ey the Provost Marshal General,
fhat they VII employ no conductors. eogineezs sta
t1on mastefe,, or Other agents, ofacess, or en-
p'n5es, "ho nave moi taken the oath Of allegiance,
anu "ao ate not loyal TO tae on1on.
%" NO contracts VIII ne1eaHef De made os quas-
s,.. 's.etefe OF eo1nmtssa1.es In 'nis uepartment
III Pei.ohs WHO ~ not taAe anu eoose17pe 10 IN
- rs.W' sH1 ~ 10 ~, -. ~
pn-chss;-o ai1sa.s ~ .oh:,,tas 49, 49,
,,r-ehaaas - = az poDa s..,.a,.'u4.. u1.. n1aAs
r"aS y. ee1sens W Ano"n oisiosAi%s /" .ae
oose'"men1" !" mere articles necessary Tor the
public service are held only by aieloyal persons,
and cannot be purchased Of Union men, the tact
will be reported to these headons,ters when the
proper iustructfons I'm be e5rcn "'''1 ''e
ztb, Al clerks. a.en,s ani ciril emn,,orcs IN tho
..,.ae - - nu w ne"pioses ~ 'ne
setE1ce o' me !. IN thus Depaftment will be re-
qu1teo 10 1akc anu subscribe the oath prescribed
by the Aforesaid act OF Congress The attention Of
all military oReersfs called to this order, aud any
one who shall hereafter keep in the Government
employment persons who fail to take said oat,, of
allegiance or who announce and aayocate a,s1ora,s
- ~ 49, -, - le4o.a-
~ eas t'4o' ~ 'e @no 'slea1or o'so-
'ea,eoce sl VI osuers.
6th~ It II recommended that all clergynen, pro-
feseoss and Teachers md al officers OF public and
private Institutions for education. bencyolencc,
business and trade, who are in favor Of thu rcrnet
,,ot{on ~ - T-ato,> ~ ~
the 10Th ~ s11a..;s-sa ..sasa@ sao NC
,1ns,a 1 ~ =, ~ Esse14oeo py tae ssate "
u4Aa'e' IL oloes taat tneif patriotism may be
kno"n ana recognized, and that they may be dis
..iinsuished from those who wish to encourage re.
s,or,n, ,,ooco .,d =, 49,;
ptAe. anu P1ospefily u eois e'IS aoa stase.
by order Of Ma}os-General HA11Eck-
n Il. MCLEAN Asst Adj't Gen'l
ITO the Associated Press.l
ST.. I.or1s Feh a-Aar;coa raoa5,.o5 lat
uight br the train m The Pac;sc P,.siraa5 .a5'
state that lie hr;oade nf Cen nax;s va ~ ~
Versailles. Morsan comfy. On WeSnss5,v
proceeding. it Is coniectnred. tn irin Gen
Curtis, at Lebanon. '~1 en'
ported TO be under marching orders far Z F.n- ~
fucky- ''>'-1 3'4N' >''A'1s' o-oe'o 'o' 'Asn-
Gen. Sioc1 }eft Ro1,, roa+or3o.. o,,o,,
The balance Of his diyision viii follow
T1PToS, Mo-, Feb. 2-The division undcr
Gen. Davis has been much retarded by muddy
roads and swollen streams, Wagons and ar
ti11ery have SINK axic deem. Thc no crav;ar r a.
a stream Ordinarily pnimportant. va 'l., sWnlScn,
beyona its bank, and two dayg we're occnn;ed
in crossing. A sharp frost having set is m
Thursday light, tue roads viii now sunnort
trains, and, # unimpeded by further o,,stac1,.s
the column, viii advance ranid1y. '-@'
Gen. Prentiss, with his comniand. is advance
ing on Lebanon. to combine viii, tbc foTcce
under Gen. DAVIS. -''S 4'1~~7
Price, though so formidablv mcp,cca shows
no signs of fnllipc back. and from nresant an.
pearunccs, seems drter,uined to Nv. 1,att1e
Should he maintain Lis position. within two
weeks Sprinefeid viii be the tbcotrc ~ anotn.
or bloody contest. such Is has ,naSc - tat d de.
voted place famous in tic history Of thc var
in Missouri ~ AA~ "''1