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OATH OF ALLEGTANCE TO THE
UNITED STATES.

The Federal military authorities are Tuhng
with a high hand at Clarksville. The following
is the oath which the citizens are required to
take:
1 sOlemnly swear, that I viii bear true ale
glance to the United States, and support and
sustain the Constitution and laws thereof; that
I viii maintain the national sovereignty, para
mount TO that of all State, county or Conted-
crate powers that ] viii discourage, dlscouR-
tensnce, and forever oppose secession, rebellion.
and disintegrati0n Of the Federal Union; that
viii disclaim and deuOunce all faith and fellow
shin with the so-called Confederate States aud
Confederate armies, and pledge my honor my
property and nay life, TO the sacred performance
Of this. my solemn oath of allegiance to the gov
eminent Of the United States Of America.
Citizens who have not taken the oath proving
their allegiance to the United States, are not
allowed to carry FIRE arms, or concealed weapons
and such weapons must be delivered up All
are ordered to refrain from assembling in unusual
numbers on the streets, or elsewhere, and di-
recsed to be within their homes or lodgings at
retreat. 70 o'clock Other odious restrictions
upon personal liberty are imposed, and the whole
published.
II is thus that cur would-be masters wish 70
rule. and such are the oppressive measures that
should. and will, cause hitherto free people to
raaist IN the last
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GENERAL ORDERS 10. 5.
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ORETTARY.

Died at Island o. Ma-eh 9TH, 1902 Of pneumouis
srEruES SOLOMON CLaRsE Of S. Johns sukisy
South C-roana
be wa q mem5er of tss "ssutasru Guards shieh
was ths # company tlas went into camp frl n %
pbis. Ten1 Nob's gifted and generous Al Lis c5uu.
Try IS cal he id ssds lhs .tudsnts robes aad pas on
his armour for the hgal Truly could BE- said ,f
Nous en- hin but TO owe hiw,
None Laled Him bat to praise"
Ful. Of he o- g1t h.pes ths youth and Joy 5rir g.
dieass laid his lighting hand Gpo HIM. and when the
shadows Ct evening etole into the soldiers quiet tent
lie li IN his aiuf-iks beauty,
ASLEEP ~ the gstes OF LIGHT
VITA be Insgs of the lovely dead sUsarnei forever
In my hear5, reave tis ehaPlet TO his memory, and
lzyiag il seeped with tears on lis nev-mads z ave.
leave the loved sleeper with his God to rest.
Oh 'r-est n papers please COPY
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-28

SPIRITED SOUTHERN LADY The aboli-
tiouists of Cincinnati desecrated the 22d of Feb
ruary by What they called a celebration and illu-
miuati0u- Mls D.ckeTsou q uae southern wo-
man, uotwiths ssud.ng She is the wife Of Capt
DlckeTson, quartafllaster in the Federal army J
who was boarding q. the Burnett House, de-
efued, i'm the absence Of her husband, 10 permit
Lhe windows il her room to be Illuminated. Fol-
tins she was denounced as a secesheT," and
grossly insu.ted by 3IT. Johnson. clerk IN the
house and a 1ir. Barbour, a boarder Indignant
at this infamous aud unmanly treatment, Mrs
Dickerson immedistely left the house, and sought
the protection Of friend vino resided near tbe
city. When Capt. DickeTson returned and was
made acquainted with the circumstances, be In
dicted summary chsstisemeut on both johnson
and Barb0ur, damaging the irontispiece Of the
latter individual quite seriously, and bunging
both bis peppers in the most artistic style For
this ho was brought before the Police Court, and
pleading guilty, he vas faed Sa5 for ssssulL
and battery, which be eheer,ully paid
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he Held where our Parrot guns lost, picked up
cannon ball ard pushed % Ceutsrve rssJbag here
lt dark
The rebel army Of the Potomac from sll appearances
5as been az times stoug in numbers and well neachet
They may have had buudrsl and fifty thouslnd men,
Dut much doubt Il they h3Fe had over Que hundred
and ten LuudE-d and twenty thousand. Wbsther
they ND have been cut Oft izaf fa ais inter- or
could have been driven from Manassas in confusion q.
any time is not for 70 decide such they t
have gone dence. Coutrabands coming in tell that
they said they will make stand at WarrenOn for tlie
present but vii not fight this side Of ordonsvle and
vii force 70 come to their mountain snesses 20 meet
them.
The rebel general Stuart Gainesville last night
with TIE Of his army. moving swiftly iapresug
ali the slaves aud driving them TO work tee new
f1rthcat0us Number, Of suspected Of Union
tIaests have also been eaFri a away.
RAILROAD DESTROYED
This morning about ten o'clock the frst bridge
north Of Manassas junction was fired the road to
StrasbWE ria Manhssss Gap The smOhe could be dis
tiucty from here. After awhile smother IRE showed
that another bridge going and until two
O'clock did the fires succesyey start up The last one
was burning near Masgssas Gap az five p ~ The road
i consequently destroyed The work done by the
party starting from The Junction and riding rapidly
along firing each one in succession
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SOMETHING THAT WILL BEAR WATCHING
Peuonue, the excellent correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier, in one of his recent letters
frem this city, says:
While in Macon, few days ago, en- route fol
this city, a gentleman Of the best business stand
ing, informed me Of the singular fact, 'Vldch
ought to be made pnblic, that two speculators
from Tennessee had been in town f0r a week, en-
gagged in purchasing cotton, of which they had
already secured about FIVE hundred bales, and
chat the same, or part of it, had been shipped
to the West. The ostensible purpose Of tbe pur-
chasers was said to b. to enable the ladies tl
weave garments tor the soldiers, but those best
informed, indicate their belief, openly, that the
cotton was intended for speculation with the
Yankees, snd these persons are not what they
seem.
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GENERAL oRpER No. S.


IH4 Ilf-T IT. n. ID ND UiIL5lUN-lI
ar 5T or THH MISSISSIPPI
JACKSON Tsnn.,. arch ga 1852.
OFFIgEI-s a IS -si.iefs sra7s lug Ter orders
( asd or t-sve 7r through req ired on their At
~ al 81 ltiiErr ion report Immediately 20 ths
Commanding oia .af. 2 IA not complying with th
regul-t0c, SD r he a.y bs o1ud IN % JRt t0su
aad ca1a viJbout eFopes written aatberity, viii b
proa ply arrested and urued over 20 the guards o.
reg0lT trHs for sra spc=tzton 20 rteir stations
Proper E-ad wal b. os-,ied ~ commanders Tor the
efficient exeu uticn 3f lais ofder.
II Ao laaVes o t1ssrc, or fnr'ougha eScept on sur
eo0a's f-Bcaie g. e necessity for chsDge OF
locati n viii be granted Huess approved these Head
quarters. 3 surh e. hzE. oe-u granted recalled
and D. rtigs racusr q % rejon sher respective
stafious lls disi ely or be CONSIDERED desertrrs
Ill., NJ ofcsl's wife family viii he permit ed o re
msia with the troops ~ tie geld aEd officer viii
under suy erauuisi ,acs Be allowed TO absent hiasel
as night li- p=1per t lot
By command OF bfs8r General BRAGG.
GEO. G. GARNER
-nha2 Aasi.rsrt Affnfar4f flera-aT
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NegTEeE.

hUMt OLDT, TENN.
81 ECH 10, lse2 )
ff7HE unde1s gnsd hsre each beer a. hor.zed b th,
Secretary Waa % rsiss
Regiment OF Infantry for the War
The thrae req n is ssbeu fassa ana ore an5zsd Vri
e. 81 rasi s'i fie bs' and euifed in the same
1ngh.le fs s'us having companies which tbsy may
3esrs 10 6fus INTO ehHr ef fhesa regiments win r.
port % hs Of the un Ter, l4ed at this piece unti
lur her l5-ee.
Any G "a lieation t. eitA Of us VII Re arlsd
" paced n tne ASlos Il Titus Esg., Of Memphis
MARJUS y WRIGHT
ST. Gel Loulaa1d er Rsgn-ut Tenn Vols
JaalES a EDMOMDSON
Ca2t Co.nmaudus c.. b. f54 h Sr Reg r. v
M. MAGEVHEE. JR
Capt C'umsrdigg GO. e., $50 sr. Reg T v
mhi2- An Avalanche copy.
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DRUNkARDs.-Tbe Richmond Eaqairer 60

DRUNKABDs.-The Richmond Enquirer con
cludes an article against drunken commanders
for our army as follows
Drunkenness is vice to which many good
and brave and gifted men fall victims; but when
they do however, the necessity IS to be regret
ted, and nothing remains but TO get rld Of them.
The dead timber must be cleared away. If 4
drunkard is of any uss in the world, except as
the trial of mems patience, and womens too, il
is yet 70 be found out Bot the last place foT
him is that which puts him IN command Of 9th
ers. How can he take care Of mul gIside when
be is unable to control even himsef& Imagine
an officer called upon TO issue orders st q time
when he sees gobiins in the air, aud snakes and
rats crawling over his couch Imagine bim
scanning a field when bis eyes are red and
swimming, and covered with mist Hear him
issuing the word Of command when his tongue
doubles and his senses reel To such victims 0t
such vice we woaid appeal by all their pride
ambition, love Of country, regard for their sol
dieTs, to set a worthy example. Such as ar,
y edded to their ways, should either see, OF be
shown the necessity Of giving place to sobel
men.
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RAILRoAD DEsTROFFn
An As.unption of Po,rer.
The following orders have been issued by the
usurping authorities at Nashville:
Executive OFFICE

EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
NAsHyILLE, March 20, 1862
Having been officially notified By Gov Tod Of Ohio,
that many Of my islOwcitizens Of Tennessee are now
pointed C0nnaliy 7. Trgg, Esq, ar a commissioner 20
interpose IN their behalf
have instructed him. should he be entrusted hy their
friends with letters money other articles Of value
comfort not inconsistent with their conditions as
prisoners Of to the promptly and carefully
delivered. ANDREW JOHNSON,
Military Governor.
shall leave this city on Saturday, the 22d inst tor
Camp Chase, and in obedience 20 the instructions above
referred TO- viii take charge Of and deliver 60 any of
the prisoners there confined letters and such articles
value comfort inconsistent with their condition
prisoners Of war their friends may feel inclined
entrust with. COENALLY r. TuGG.
Commissioner
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RNEEEIEs.

The Couiedersts States have four distinct
classes Of enemies.
J. The government and people Of the United
States are or enemies. But they are open enc
mics. Taay meet Us upon the field with arms
IN their hsuds, aud make war upon us. They
shoot devn our soldiers. burn cur houses. destroy
ou- prepeL aus steal oar negroes. We know
where TO 6ad aad nov to deal with such an
enemy
2. The second class Of enemies are the croall-
ers-the ioug faced iil-1l of faint hea ts and lzl
nerves. wh5 20 up aad down the country, seek
ing to inpsrt their own Dependency and
covardica TO all with whom they come in con
tact Every hing goes wrong, according to
these Dismal Jemnies The government is
weak spd negigentj our officers are lacking in
skil; snd lie army is destitute of courage 1.-THE
government had done It's da-y, this or that thing
would net hsve lapPe8el IF the officers had
possessed a Crain of foresight they could have
held 0z s other position against the enemy.
Ncthing Is rlt. according to these gentry,
and every tliis as wrong The enemy viii
certsinly oreIruu tie country; the Confederate
governments gil laa: aud we viii all go to per
dition together II tiey only had charge of
af4ils, l6u smoothly aud successfully every
thing wonld move. Arms would be procured
Immediately an army would be improvised in
the taiaklinc ! aD eye; and the enemy--MC-
CLELLAE. Buell., HALLFCK, and ali-would
be driven oat OF the country the first pleasant
day that oame. NAPoLEoN would be still the
little corporal BY the side of these wonderful
wsuiors-these mighty men Of vslor.
Weak Of parposs, faint Of heart, and con ardly
in spirit, they would destroy the confidence Of
every body Else and abandon every thing to the
Federals We would suggest to have pettieoats
put upon these miserable creatures, and eurls
hung about tleir craven foreheads, but for the
Insult We should thereby offer to cur brave
women.
3. The eapeculators and extertioners constitute
the third class Of enemies. These characters
operate upen Tie necessities Of the country.
They are Interested ia the war, insomuch as il
enables them to make money. Beyond this,
they care but little who wins OF who loses
They set 10 fixed price upon what they have to
sell Their pliee is all TREY can get The pur-
chaser may Re q poor msn, a needy womap.
destitute soldier. or TIE widow Of some brave
fellow who has fallen in battle with his feet TO
the Zoe. StiIl, ST the eztoriiauer can eriud ont
ef Der Eve dollars per bpshel for salt, he takes
it; # ton dollars he takes it. if a thousand
dollars. sGl he would take it. As between him
and .7,fTrtta gve have Sd r,it,,lv more vss-e.
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a GOoD BARGAIN!

IfAN be bad i1 tie purchase Cf my premises 80
- on ihs l4era4n- -osrn plank rosd less than IlssI
h8'f q m-e fro De corDo a'e limits Of the WI
eitv Of M.mphis Thee are two teuemauts -Esa-sA
Hus water sth wei and ciseru, on ths premises. hi
p-opBrfv will ba ilazze unt the isf of pail
oi terms a3iy b me, OF 81 ". O. Mcclure, cashier
Ha1E Memphis
r7r77 p JOHN r. MILLS
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ARRIVAL Of UNION TRAtToRs-The Cen
trail train that arrived at J o'clock, Thursday
night, brought down seventy y-seyen Union trai
tors from L0ud0un county, who, on their arrival
here, were consigned to the military prison or
Main street they should be set to work on one
Of the batteries. Rirhmond Dispatch 22d
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COMMITTEE or PUBHC SAFgTY.--A propo-
,itioI, has been introduced 10 secret session Of
CONGRESS to organize committee Of safety, 10
be composed Of one delegate from each State oi
the gonfederacy Yesterday, ia secret session
the proposition was reported upon uniavOrably
bv the military committee on the ground thai il
was an encroachment upon the rights Of the Ex-
ecutive to which branch Of the government
were confided the public defense and all stra-
tegie questions touching the conduct Of ths war.
Richmond ErCmiHsg.
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rag REsEEvE MILITARY c0EFs oF r-SsssssE FoK
BIsTErtF % 49, COUNTY
Names Of tiose 1Tna have Nau-s 7f tho sho hnFs
b-@n ia ser lasu - are now b ssr
vice volunteers BE- VICE -s 20 u1reers Be-
tween the as of is aaaI tF-elt-s eyes of S. a-z
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Il The Norfolk correspondent Of the Peters
burg Erpress learns that when the shjp with the
Port Royal stolen cotton arrived at New York, q
match was applied TO tho hold by some one, and
ship aud eargo was consumed
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SACRILEGEs OF TIE VANDALs IN NASH
WILLIE "A gentleman who has recently made
his escape from Nashville, states that the Yam kee
Vandals who now invest that city have been
committing outrageous depredsiions on property
A few nights since the Catholic church was
forcibly entered, aud every article Of value
stole from the building and carried off. Among
the articles we're many precious relics, generally
held sacred by the most incouigiblei hut it seems
that there is no act too despieable for the Yam
kee mercensries who are now invading the
South The community were greatly shocked
and iucensed at this outrage, and made COM
plsint to the military Governor of the city but
obtained no redress. It is said that the Jaiho-
lies in Nashville are intensely southern IA their
feelings and have, without exception, treated
the Liacolnites with the most supreme contempt
This. probably, must have excited the ire as well
as the s,ieyishness of the villains.
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Y On the 18th instant the steamer Red Ro.
yer, tender to the floating battery at Island 10,
was perforated by forty-pOund piece Of shell,
which entered her hurricane deck, and made q
big straight line of holes clean through every
thing to her bottom, the tmbers OF which it
sprung sufficiently to set them leaking. The
leak was soon stopped. Nobody wes hurt
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c. s. MILITARY PRISoN.-Tbere are now
three hundred and forty Federal prisoners CON
fined here Most of the privates are scurvy fel-
lows and by no means as decent as the last lot
sent from here, Among the officers are several
belonging to the cid United States army, who
are gentlemen by education. The northern vol
unteer officers, such as Corcoran, etc, are low
bred fellows generally Among the U. 5. army
officers here is Major Wedges, captured at Santa
Rosa Island. 1t is uncertain when the prisoners
VIII be sent sway. - Richmond Enquirer.
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IHE FE1lY1S MOVEMENTS Atlanta
Contcdsyacy says:
Soue four or five regiments Of Yankee troops
are encamped in the vicinity of Louisville
One regiment IS stationed st Elizabethtown,
another at Bowling Green. Three regiments are
marching between Bacon creek and BowliEg
Green.
Only two or three regiments are stationed ia
the immediate vicinity Of Nashville The main
body of Cen BuelFs army, some thirty or thirty
FIVE thousand, are marching southwark, princi-
pally by the Franklin pike. Some six or eight
thousand of them were proceeding on the Muir
iTeesbOro pike
1t was stated at Nashville that twenty thou
sand men were expected there, IN transports, 80
reinforce the army in East Tennessee,
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"se,ncl, a, Onco and Ppriou.Iy., >,

This is the watchword Of Gen Magruder and
the army Of tie Peninsula They will give
good account Of themselves. if they can ever
meet the invader The following is a late gen
eral order:
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LADIES ACTION CONFINED

OPRIFG Has CONC AND NEW B0NNETs
> mrst be had
at two oc.5ek THIS -Frilay) EVENIHf he Ls
dies are invited to-Iuset Mrs Rohiusons Mad
1E sre The caii stock for ihst benefit with tn
WaS gurs m lh- wiacagy. must 20.
2sTE q. t7AlCE & SON Arcrs.
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~ The Nashville Patriot Of the DIST says
Adams Express company, We learn, are now
shipping to Louisville and other points the
largest amount Of freight ever known to have
come under their charge in this city,
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO
Railroad.

CiHAFeE OF sCHADt L.E --0ue daily sags-n-rr
~ train will on ara after MONsAY Alsrcn ai.a
leave the D. pot Of this Campzry li iae hesd OF u
street.
MAIL. AND ACCON eeDATtON
Leaves Memphis dsiy ls1espi -un ay) f5- Hnrnbcl5s
a. ? D. Arrives a. Memphis st d i8 a M
Trans esst Of Huusboidt vii run onfv az ths ssft,
of trains vii. permit
FOR 81 information P So ths Ticket OHca in lhs
Depot, a. the head Of Maiu street..
SAf'L b JONES'
nh Grner-I -llaersu -utI-nt
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- Ex-Gov. johnson was announced to ad-
dress the people of DsvidsOn county, at the
State capitol in Nashville, on Saturday last.
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Tie Circulation Of the DAILY
APPEAL IS larger than that OF
thc DafEg City Press Combined.
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General orders No. $50
All the arrangements hariBg been nae for the defense
% fhis feni0sis and The commsu9ng general, the
troops are stationed 81 different pisces having it Ia
Ms power % De at the same dUs vita each body OF
troops the teio3ins directions afe given for tile govern
" hen any body ot our trooes Ia 90 small meets
With any BODY Ct She enouyF rops however large the
commanding 'eer ot our troops WI cause the enem.
90 be Immediately sttio ed the men VII attack II
and ri0usly. Tas is order easily uu.iergo 4
by Offices aud aud wilt DOUBTLESS be oi5etei W ~
alsorty by bofh
The above Instructions not intended for those who
have SPECIAL orders under certain nad crcumstances
70 fight
Bycommand Of aaior'feu Magrudsr
JOHN DoEEELL SMITH
Acting Aid de-Cainp
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n The Campbell MInstrels are announced
TO appear in Nashville next week.
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q The Petersburg Express says that many
large farmers in the upper part Of Virginia have
left their beautiful estates, and with their ne
groes have gone farther into the interior. Fani
lies from LoudOun Fauquier and CulpePpeB
have been impelied to these hasty retreats from
by the near approach of the ruthless invader.
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Fees or CoSeREss-The question Of com
pensation 70 Cougressmen was settled on the
2ist by splitting the difference" and making
yearly allowance $3.50 instead Of $4,000 as
voted for by the Senate, aud s2500 which was
so pertinaeiollsly insisted upon by tbs House.
The committee Of conference proposed com
promise, by recommending that both sides be
content with $3.50, which was resignedly egreed
to by both branches. The Richmond Enquirer
thinks it strange that It did not occur to The com
mittee to propose that each body should receive
for its members the compensation respectively
insisted upon and thereby save $4,000 TO tie
treasury.
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TIE oONEEDERATEs ar CEErCAe

A'HE con 4 3 ID q RATES 4 r CHICAGO {.
The Chicago Joaraal. says that there is 8 great
deal of sickness, and many deaths have occurred,
among the Confederate prisoners at Camp
Douglas, near that city On the 18th, it is
stated, there were three hundred sick in the
hospitalsi and the following list of deaths, IS
given.
March 1f congestion OF the lungs, Mchsel COclran,
company D, l0th Teuuessee regiment James Prst 49th
Tennessee e c. Smith, company F, 49th Tennessee ;
John C. Marin, company k, 49th Tennessee.
March 2-EH Ennis, company c. 2lst Alabama; W
woodward, company A, l4th Mississippi
March 5-EY. Welch, company G, 4Sfh tennessee; A.
c. Ri an. company l. 50th Tennessee; VIM. Atkinson
company D 42d Tennessee George D. Doiette, 3D. Ten
uessee THE hospital records give ths last name
George Ad0lette company 3, Sd Mssisd pi.l 7. Beg
gin, company d, 9Th Tennessee John Harrison cDln
pauy z, 9Th Texas Deceased was from Boles Greek
Cherokee county, Texas and about thirty uT
old he leaves wife and several children.
The Journal adds that the dead ing the
prisoners are buried at the City Cemetery, and
an accurate register kept, 50 that, if Necessary
their remains may be easily identified.