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The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-31
SPECIAL ORDER NO Is
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE, \
0FFIeB OF TnE Pkovosr MARSHAL GENERAL, )
MEMPHIL, Tennessee, July Al, 1862


In order that innocent, peaoeabie and we'll disposed
persons may suer for tile bad conduct of the guilty
parties coming within the purview Of Special Order No
H. dated July 1e, 1862 be relieved from the opera
ton of said order No. a. signing the following paro
and producing to the Provost Marshal General the
Provost Marshal of Memphis satisfactory guarantees
that they will keep the pledge tLsrein made:
ns PAROLE.
l. I have not since the occupation of the city Of
Memphis by the Federal army, given aid to the so-oaed
Confederate army, given sent any information Of
the movements strength position Of the Federal army
to anyone connected with said Confederate army.
II. viii not during the occupancy of Memphis by
the Federal army and my residing therein oppose con.
spire against the civil military authority of the United
States and that viii not give aid comfort information
encouragement to the sooslled Confederate army
to any person co operating Herewith.
All of which state and pledge upon my sacred honor
BY command of Major General Grant. r4 "a
@ WM s. HILLYER,
iy13-H Provost Marshal General
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-31
SPECIAL ORDER NO. IL.

I
OFFIcE OF THE PRososF MARSHAL GENERAL,
MEAPHIs, Tennessee, July 4, 1862.
If any proprietor o. occupant of any building in any
town city within this District in the occupancy of the
Federal army, shall display suffer to be displayed, from
his her house any reasonable flag other emblem
tended insult the Federal army loyal citizens it
shall be the duty of the Local Provost Marshal to tax
immediate possession of such building and tn
occupants and convert the hospital other Gov
eminent uses.
WIN. S. HILLYER, z
Provost Marshal General
jyG-tf District West Tenn.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-31
UNION MEEAND SOLDIERS, COME TO ME,
Suffer ana Military Goods,

HAVE located at 30. "A Fecnf Row. where shan
i keep constantly hand. at wholesale and retail
price, Suffers and military gaods and Respectfully 80
iicit liberal patronage from my friends 10 the army
Jyzx-1m y. KRQUSE;
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GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 1.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
ARTICLE lst-ADMIssIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS

SECTION l. As it is desirable to avoid tho crowding of
patients in the permanent hospitals win be admit
ted who not constantly in great part confined to
their beds for all Others well conYalescents the
camp hospital is the best phase Exception this rule
is where tho corps which the sick E-long, the
march-not having tents and camp-guard behiad, and
not being supplied with surgeonsor such suitable camp
hospitals will be established in convenient places.
SIC. All paents sent to permanent hospitals, will be
furnished with the following papers, viz; Surgeons
tcate setting forth Diagnoss Prognosis and general
treatment of the disease and its duration. 3D. Muster
and descriptive roll clothing and payaccount Should
the captains Of companies have blsAks they must
copy the forms out of the revised Army Regulations.
The surgeon in charge is not to reject any patient for
want of such papers, but Immediately notify the dein-
quent officer of the omission, and If not reced in
able time, report him them to those headquarers
sEc. g. Immediately after the morning VISIT the at
tending surgeons will report to the surgeon in charge the
name, and ward Of any patient whom he may consider in
fitting state to return his camp and he having salts
yed himself of the facts, will furnish the soldier pass
TO his regiment, setting forth whether he considers him
fit to return to dutyor otherwise.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-31

Rev. RoBT. j. BRECKINRDGE, ID. d., LII d.
of Kentucky, has accepted the invitation of
the New York Stats Agricultural Society TO
deliver the annusl ADDRESS at the coming State
fair in Rochester, New York, s.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-31
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENN ESSEE, J
OTFIcR OF THE PRoyOsr MARSHAL GENERAL,
MEMPHLs, Tennessee, July 2, 1862.

No newspaper will be permitted to be published within
this District unless the Editors and Projectors thereof
shall first take an oath that they will bear allegiance
the of tho United States of America, and
that they will support the Constitution and Laws thereof
AMI lscaim or renounce all allegiance to tho sOcaled
Confederate States Provost Marshas will that
this order is strictly enforced. r. LStE4
VIM. S. HILLYER.
Jy3-h Colonel and Provost Marshal General.
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ARTICLE 2nd.-sURaEoNs AND THEIR ASSIST.
ANTS.

L
ANTS.
SECTION l. Tho chief surgeon will act as superintend-
ant Of the whole establishment, and specially have in
charge its HYGIENE He wiz make frequent inspections
Of the wards, the Kitchen the water closets and see that
all his subordnates their posts. He will far
possible recify all disorders the spot If necessary
report the He will admit visitors, and give them
suitable instructions for their intercourse with the sick
SEC. The assistant surgeons viii have definite charges
assigned them by their chefaid him in the performance
of his duties and visit the sick, LKAsr twice day.
The morning call viii at A. NJ the evening
call at Each assistant surgeon viii his pre-
scrptions, at the side Of the patient well the
diet prescribed and hand the the hospital stew
ard when the call is finished By him. to be entered in the
prescription and diet books 49,
SIC. 3. Nurses viii be kind and ahectionate with the
sick entrusted to their cars allow themselves untme-
iy jssts or profanity, under military penalty.
SIC l. Female nurses, while they expected to con-
duct themselves with the utmost dignity and propriety
viii at report to the chief surgeon Medical Direct
or any rudeness or improperly Of conduct against sm-
selves.
SEC. s. All the officers and nurses win be mustered by
the chief surgeon at ~ NJ, and at NJ, at which
time the assistant surgeons will report that they sat-
ished, that all the sick ara in their wards.
SIC. g. The ward-master viii be assisted in HIS duties
by the female nurses In the supervision OF the clothing
washing and cooking departments:
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HEAvEN.
81 As0srxOus.


There is a brighter world than this,
For cur sweet hopes it's given,
Where rays Of pure, unsuied bliss
y Bsf e Shine on and ripping waters kiss, ~
That have their hopes IN Heagsn.
There Is holier cline than ours,
Where rude storms driven
1zt Across our path 70 blight the flowers,
Or crush tbs hopes Of sunny h0ars-- rskE
For this pure CLINE in Heaven.
There wearied, broken spirits rest
nUrf At Feacs, secure. forgiven;
No more by anguish sore oppressed,
They havaa honae among the blest,
Forever firm in Heaven.
~ s.n ss-Y~ ~ ga NEF
q t - Then, when iifa's fountains cease to play,
m And LIES last link is riVen, Us
o, may spirits soar away,
And battle in glory's brightest ray
,G8 S Around the Throne Of Heayenl
THE CHRISTIAN SOLDIER.
sobiier, be strong, who Gghtest
Under acaptain stout; .eef +. r.s
$50 Dishonor mot thy CONFUSING head
By basely giving out.
Endure awhile, bear up,
And hope for better things
War enGs in peace and morning Hight
Mounts upon midnights wings.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL
GRANTS COMMAND.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. 4.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or WEST TEEEEssEK.
(Ofiee Provost Marshal GENERALLY
MKMPHIs, June q, 1862. J
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
Last Nights ReDort.



FOETREss MoSRoE, April l7.-There was some
firing this morning By the rebel batteries to the
let OF iorktoWn, but no damage was done.
An extensive smoke has been rising an day
from newport News, leading to the belief that
preparations ara making TO evacuats f. u has
now ceased to be q position OF importance.
The following l. taken from the Richmond
papers;
Both Houses Of Congress have a9ontaS
resolution 10 adjourn on Monday next, and 10
meet again on the third Monday In August
Reports have been received here OF the landing
Of Yankee troops at TappahannOck. FEse,C co.
Va, on the Rappahannock River
five Federal gunbOats went to Urbana. on the
happahannOck River, on Sunday. and ~ iev
proceeded 70 Isppahaunoek. No troopq were
landed, landed This is supposed TO be q reoonnoisance
oaieial information fIom New Orleans states
that an attack on Forts Jaekson and Phlip COM
menced yesterday, the l4th,
sAvAExAH. April Il.
The Morning News learns that JaclfsonviIis
Fla, was evacuated BY the Federals last tuesday
They said they were going To Tybee The town
Is now IN possession Of the COnfedefatss
9th inst. VI '-'
NoREOLE, April l5.-The Day Book announces
ihe arrival Of the French frigafe Gassendi WITH
~. MeIeler; lne French Minister Ct Washington
on board There is great curiosity and many
surnises as 70 the object Of his visit The editor
OF the Day Book says II. Msrcier has dispatches
Ior the French consul At Richmond which q the
cause Of the visit
The course recently adopted BY the authorities
mere n reference to Southern uewspapers fre-
queniiy received here by flags Of truce deurives
the public Of news which Is often OF considerable
Importance, and always of the greatest interest
Until within q short time there has been NJ on
slacle IN the way OF obtaining such papers for
the use Of the Northern press but At present none
are allowed 20 be received, and those which find
thelr way 70 headquarters are not allowed TO be
seen By cOrreGpOndents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
TIE CITY.

Tn Lam LdEUE. THO0Tf.-.-AmOng the
frss nazes thst were borne to ~ Of those
who fsIi o1 the bloody fields as Pittsburg
Landing, vas that Of Lieut., Tslcoit, Of the
gallant FoTty-hrls, than whose no nObler
spirit has been yielded up 70 the cause Of ito
country. Lieut.. 7. was q young man Of
fns attainments, minpoaohhbie moral rec
1itude, and unfinehing devotion TO his
country. Re saeTihcod much 70 enter his
oountEyis service, bUt In the hour Of her
nesd, he knew no other duty. At the time
Of his enlistment be vas Principal Of Burton
Academy, Burton, Geauga county, where he
had resided foF some times and had made
many warm and ndmiring friends. He was
for some tine one Of The corps Of army cor
respondents Of ths LEkDER, and his excel
1snt lsttsFs from time 10 time win be recol-
1sotsd by 5ur readers. To his beresVed rel
zevss end friends weekend cur most heart
Eall symPafhy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
FROlI YORKFORN.

foRKToWN, April II.
ID Hou Edi1ia n Slasliol, Secredry q Har.
Dursdg Tuesday and Wednesday the gunhoats
amused themselves BY shelling the woods below
Gloucester. One OF them approached
within two miles o Y 0rktOwn yesterday morning
but the enemy opened from new battery. con
cenled in the woods The boat, having obtained
the position Of their guns, returned 70 her posi-.
ton without receiving any damage.
The driBg to-day was renewed at long inter
Vals.
The rebels yesterday morning. with one thou
sand men, commenced to strengthen & battery
located about three miles 70 the left Of Yorktown
when q battery was brought 70 bear, causing
them 70 beat hasty retreat
The rebels opened with their heavy guns
when q second battery Was brought forward. A
brisk fre was nov kept up for about four hours,
during which time three Of the enemy's guns
were dismounted, when beth parties ceased for q
while but Il Was resumed on our part late IN the
evening and continued till dayliaht this morn
ing efectually preventing the rebels from re
pairing the damage they had sustained. The
los Of the enemy must have been considerable,
as the firing Of our artillery Was very accurate.
Our los was Sergeant Baker, ID Mich, killed,
and +. Page, Co. D, Sd Mich, both feet shot OF;
aIso four horses, which were killed
Yesterday Richard Painter, OF Berdanis sharp
shooters, was probably fataily shot while on
Other engagements took place Yesterday fur.
her % the lefi, and near Jaues River. IN which
our troops showed very great gallantry. The re.
mlts have not YET been fulIV lRcerfafned
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
CONaRRssIONAL.
WAsHmaToH, April n.

EEuATE.
The bill b amend the act creating the Cou-t
of claims was received from the House and r.
ferred 10 the judiciary Committee, also the
icuse illiamondatOry Of the act authorizing fho
Issuance Of certificates Of indsbtsdness. Refer
red 10 the Finance Committee
ferrcd.
M. Hale from the Committee On Naval AZ
lalrs reported joint resolution appropriating
s.eh m t1olsana dollars for the relief Of the on
@9eIs ~ , snq prlvalea Of the Marine BaiaIlions who
iolt llfif personal Effects On the Port ROYAL er-
petition In November last Par1af
Ihe House bill for the establishment of a de-
paFtment ol agriculture was taken M and IL
senate Committees amendments VI r aerees n
IL provides for bureau Independent OF the n
terror Department, with q commissioner and A.
slstants who are to obtain and dif1le agricultu-
raj information.
Mr.. Wright offered Q .'a'e for the bin
providing for az Agricultural, statistical and
commercial bureau.
The Agricultural bill was laid over.
The Indian appropriation bin came UPS
and Was laid over.
The bill to sstablish q mint st Denver vas
taken up, and passed
Monday.
Mr.. Doolittle gave notice that be should move
70 refer this 20 some Committee
Ihe bill 70 establish q steamship line between
s, san Francisco aud Shanghai came up, bst no ao-
the senate then went iato Executive Session.
Adjourned
mOusE
Chaplain Stockton In his opening prayer re-
turned thanks for the abolition Of slavery In the
istrieI Of Columbia, regarding It as divine in
he House resumed the confederation Of the
2llls adversely reported on By the Committee on
= = ualoiaIy upon the subjects of the Liberation Of
slaves o. the rebels, colonization, &C.
Inc pending notion was on tabiiug these six
teen bills Half Of them had been through
when the House went into Committee o. the
Whole, and took up the Pacidc Railroad bill
Mr. LoEejoy then expressed his opinion. BE
said the bill was patchwork got up on the plan
Of log rolling 70 suit Q, g. 9, or 10 Railroad Com
panies.
Messrs. Dunn, Edwards. Nelson aud Watts f.
'ored the Pacific Railroad bin.
Adioured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

FEIAL TEIP.-Ths new tog ". B. Castle,
buHtduring tas winter for Messra. Harmon,
Uos 4 Haeksti, b Peck 4 NastsrE, for ser
viss bssWosu ths Lakes, made q trial Tip
yostssday afternoon, running some eight
miles cat into The Lake. The result was
most satisfactory 70 hoEoFnerS and themAny
uzperienesd gentlemen who were abOard,
Who e0neurrod in pEOnOunoing her an Ad-
mirabls boat IN every respect. Her motion
Is peculiarly easy regular and gentle, and
Soa1oaly = ripple is left in her track. We
hEVo before given her dimensions. HERNIA
chinsry ih from the CuyahOga Works. The
boiler Is fest diameter and 20 feet long
aargsr than in many pEOpsllsTs Of 500 tonsj
-eyiindsr 20 inches in diameter and 80 inch
assiToke. Capt. oOe, . thoF0ugh gentleman
ss veil e. seaman viii command her and
expects 70 isaFe tor the Flsts Saturday eve
ming. The ". B. Castle is certainly an Or
zmsnt 20 The tug family.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

A CoEluHpknLn PRovIsIOH.-It frequently
osours, and Ne instances are Iksly 10 Be
daily multiplied, thst wounded soldiers
passing through thh city % their homes
miss the trains, and are ghas compelled 70
remsih here ior hOuIs, and not unfEoqasnt-
y during tho nighs. They have heretofore
booa compelled 70 make out Is best they
could in The sitting rooms belonging 70 the
depot, which Are Of course destitute Of those
Accommodation essential 10 the comfort Of
man Euflering from wounds or severe
sickness. This fsot has suggested the ap-
preparation BY the Lake Shore Road Of one
Of their rsoms 10 the soldiess' Aid Society,
70 Be htlsd up for the reception Of such
cases, and The Society has supplied IL with
snumbsr Of iron beldGteadS with matsross-
Is, q settse, and other eonvonienees, and
he very best care viii be- taken Of those
who may require their good offoSs.-
The care Of The room has been entrusted TO
Mr.. Clark Warren, and certainly no better
guardian could have beou selected. We
should NOS fsl to say in this connection
that MesaFs. Russell 3 Wheeler, Of the
kahng House, have never failed 10 oOntri-
butte what they could 10 the wounded or
sick who have come to their attention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

The HOuss took 40 vote on the Pacific
Railroad bill nor did the Senate vote on
the Appropriation hill, on which it was en-
gagged all day.
LOYALTY on THR RAFPAHAEHo0K,
One Of the Jacob Bell officers says that
many people Of RsPpahannock, where the
gunbOai expedition went declared them
selves sick Of rebellion, and said they were
waiting patiently for the good time when
the old Gag should wave over all Virginia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

FAzD. RUEAVAT.--Thlough gentleman
sro-n gfiRn We lsarzod Yesterday EAST Dr.
saoslb WsrmseF, Of the West 8 de- water
90 stoT, vas On Wednesday sftsl uOon lass
nroHn violauily Oat Of q carriage two miles
aouth Of Ti6ias b hs running aE.y Of
ths horls, receiving severe injuries 5Iusm the
effects Of which he died about o olocl the
aans evening, nos having At any q ne from
tho ssoidsnt % his daath been sen, fblo. Dr.
". trzVelsd from plaos to Plasa II his ? rae
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

Friends Of Temperance: remember that
the County Society holds It's Quarterly Meet
ing ct Dover on the 2sd inst, st1OA. N.
The season is Pleasantj the ride Hdelieious
one from the city and the citizens viii, as
I understand, provide entertainment for
those Who 90.
Les US 90 out in large force, and greet our
friends from the towns around, ss well as
those who reside in Dover.
The terrible curse Of iRtsmperanee is upon
Us. Let rs seek 70 save ell we can.
Il. r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

EooLaa's KIEsTEuLs.-The frat entertain
nEls Of stiE troupe Of AinStrsls st Brain
srd's Hsll lnsf evening, was Witnessed BY 3
fan house, 70 ths sntirs sstisfEctiOn snd de-
Light Of all Ths musieal portion Of the ZEN
ta-tainmsnt vas very fne, and met with
much favor. The eo2is aoia we're entirely
new, and the very szt1snns Of fun Dave
Rsed and Charley Fox are ininitable in
thsir negro dsiinoations and burlesques,
= Those who want to hear gOtd music, have a
hearty laugh and spend an Svening nost
pleasantly, should 90 tonight, the last Of
sas company in this city at present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

q yEuAm-OPERA.-The Grand ents-tain-
Rent by this unrivslled isiIsteur,
sorsths Wiih the hsPrOduction Of the delight
fai HiEs opera @Lo5 EOoe de Jsannstts, {"
e Bndnar,i's Hall on Saturday svsningoan-
not 6u to arsW together large audience.
ma Her zaaRn stands far beyond all others
Il tbs AT SssO dsxisFioualy practices, is ad-
miltod On aI, sides, and the opera 70 be pre-
asutss so-mor vOH evening iS just now the
qsost adrsuo in Paris and other fashiOnshls
oitioa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

CoLons Foa Com 'Agz A, 67TH REe1NEET.
C. n. Crovsll 4 O,zs have jlst ecmPletsd
and forwarded to Ldsut- a A. Hove, Com
Pany A, e7th Ohio Regina MT, beautiful
company Gag, probably the fnsst that haa
oFor bssn turned ont By fhoso gentlemen
4 l. q the regulation sizs, Of banner silk,
sdgsd with gold-oolorsd SILK fringe, and
bSuEs the inseripiion-"comp NY A. 6Tth
Rasinsnk Fulton Township, Fu lton comfy,
o." ne Eisi7 Is silver mounted. The cost
entire Vus SIS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

EEIsRAEEs 70 RATEI.-Tssterdsy morning
twenty-five cOlorsd people from Toledo, in
charge Of Mr.. E. P. Walker, also eolorod,
left for New York, where they viii be joined
By twenty-five more, and proceed thence to
HayH. They viii ssttls ct Port de Paix,
and devote themselves 70 the culture Of cot
ton and sugar. The exodus Of the eolored
population is just now quite extensive, and
may be reasonably expected to increase.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

PARsoz BRoWELoE.-The following We find
in the Columbus correspondence Of the Gin
csnnaii Gs1stts Of yesterday, relative to the
in6omitabls Par5on BroWnloW:
''His Philsdelphis publisher meets him at
Altoona. He VIII leave ct daylight to-mor-
row. The plates Of his book are ready. The
book viii appear in six weeks. Br0EnloW
will make an engagement for three weeks,
ct the end Of which time he will return and
60 with General Carey 70 Cleveland and TO
Minnesota.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

CEP9. @. 8. CoTTER.-Oapt. CotterS who
E7ss cashierad for q technical Violation Of the
arrest under which he had been ordered BY
his superior ofhcsF, was il Warrington
While We were there last week, pstiiioning
the Secretary Of War and the President to
revtorg him 70 his command. Il was not
decided upon when we lsft.-AkToH Beacon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-18

A. hall, our former Prosecuting Attor-
ney, was Major of the 24th Regiment, and
was in the battle at Pittsburg Landing. We
learn that be was shot in the breast, and his
wound is 30 severe as TO leave no hope Of his
recovsry.-AshsabHla SsatinsI
At the breaking out Of the war, Major
Hall was engaged in the practice of lsT at
Warren BE enlisted company in Trum-
bull county, Of which he was chosen Captain.
BE was subsequently, promoted to the posi-
ton Of Major.