Arkansas true Democrat., 1862-06-12
General Orders No. 13.
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 |. Col. Ben. r. Danley, Provost Marshal ot Pulaski county, is assigned 10 duty, also, Chief Provost Marshal of the strict All Provost Mar shals within the same Wili report to him. and obey his instructions. U pol his recommendation mar tiaI law will be declared and Provost MarshaIs ap. pointed. wherever necessary.
 II. To enable the Chief Provost Marshall and those under him, to perform the duties required hy this order, he will cause 10 be enrolled, Provost Guard, and org gtniztd n suyh mode as he may pre- scribe into companies i mJuhted Ill Il, or infant ", at his discretion, all wlite mae pesons bel tween the ages of sxteen anu lnitA hvc years, who not subject to conscFiptl0n, and nct empt- ed from military service.
 III. The Chief Provost Marshal, and those under him, will, under such regulations as he may adopt, are, and punish the following offenders. whether the offence be committed within the limats over which martial law may be Ill force not, to- wit:
 All persons who refuse to receive Confe lerate notes as currency, at par, in business trtn>act0ns.
 All persons who ask or receive, far tny produce, goo , wares, or merchandise, dug or cOmmo. dity, any higher pn,s than fixed by him. He will regulate prices from time to time, at his dis creton
 All persons wEo suspend the sale of any pro- duce goods wares. or merchandi2e, drug or con- mod ty, in order to eyade the regulations concern ing the same.
 Al persons who manifest or ncite disatlection towards the Confederate States.
 All spies of the enemy, and persons giving aid or comfort, or u anysse communicating with the enemy, without special permits from the Chief Pro- vost Marshal, or from the Major General Com manding.
 All persons unlawfally holding, claiming as their own concealing, disposng oi, or injuring or dc stroying, any property ot the Confederate States.
 All persons taking, or inpressing private pro perty, without special authority, in writng, from the Major General Commanding.
 All persons evading, or attempting to eyade, the provisions of the ccnscript act" orOf the ordets from these Headquarters upon that subject, whether by failing refusing to enroll themselves, or by fraudulent applications for exemption, or otherwise
 All persons violating the orders from these Head quarters in respect to cotton.
 ". Each Provost Marshal, within the limits of his special jurisdiction, will arrest and punish all gamblers, and other vagrants; all persons giv- ing or selling intoxicating liquors to any officer CT soldier, teamster, or army servant, without special leave, in writing, from BrigAdle General of the Confederate army, from the Major General Commandne all keepers or owner. of dsorderly houses, or houses of i-fame. and persons therein; and all persons guilty of ans disordery orimmoral conduct. He will also arrest aId report to the proper brigade commander, all officers and soldiers absent from their commands without leave in due form.
 V. All applications for exemptions from mill tary duty, oi persons not now in the Confederate service, must be made to the Chief Provost Mar sha, who will disp ,se of the same in accordance with instructions from these Headquarters.
 VI. The Chief Provost Marshal is charged " tn the duty of collecting by purchase or, if ne cessary, by mpressment, all arms and ammGnltlon within the district, i'll the possession oi persons who are not now ID the service of the Confederate