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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20
Gas-Consumers' Notice.

NZOU MIST FURNISH ALCOHOL OK STRONG
n whisky to DO pat IN your Meters 10 prevent
freezing
The company Will send orupor peUon 70 ~ Az
Meters whenever notified, proviur0 you furnish the
alcohol or whisky.
will explain this We charge no Meter ronl a.
most Gas Companies do g. cover this expense aud ht
tbis particular limo the exprnsa would b. 1900 W
81 500 20 the Company In niany cases, TIE cost o. mo
alcohol wonld amount 10 more than The next three
months BIZ for gs. -.
Dec. 9th, is62-lm 6eorsiGg.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-12-20
FOR RE e.

4 HAVE FOUR TwO.sTORY BRICK HOUSES
i or rent for 1863, near the IfcservOirS
on Lebanon pike. These are vefy com. rtab honA-
,sl have each eight rooms, coal house. AN abund.
ant supply Of bydrtnt wRt'r, AID arr 30 admirably
situated Tor obtu IiuR supple thAi teuinh have
rarely % send 10 market nnlins one right az their
doors.
refer 70 Mr.. pYFR PEARt. City Bank and Mr..
GRiFnfH, 0fH 0f GriHltI Plrs1us, ior any further
INFORM Iii1n, lhey heuF ieuauta tor Tie pLcsant year.
irnt e8OL uaylbi quart aay. notes. we'll Endorsed,
will DO required Renters cam apply iD m Any alter
noon, at my reliiCntei ou ie1auon VI
N1g2G-GH II. q. 4. CLAIBORNE.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
Naval Successes.
,aplure Of Vessels Violating III, Blockade
.H'MsIler0Ns Prt:es Captured.

The Navy Department ba. received dia
patches, OF which the following IL II summary
Gu the 18Th ultimo. Lieut.. Commanding Jnc
q. Howell, iu the gunb0at Tahoma, accompa
uied by Lieutenant Commanding Earl Engli.h
in the Snnl-i s.t, crossed the br Of st. Mnks
river aud drove out u company OF artillery
with foar or five field pieces, from fort near
the lighthouse af.erward landing and burn.
ing the fort with the buildings uscd as barracks
This wus good service against q nest OF rrbe II
who bad capture two Of the King Fisher 4
boats. and were prepared for othermischief
The armed schooner Bcauregard has cap
tured the English schooner Lucy, from Havana
Tor endeavoring to run the blockade on the
Florida coast. The steamer Somerset has cap
tlred the steamer Curlew oil Cedar Keys, Flor.
ida She was from Havana. The same vessel
surprised steamer iu Da .d Mans bay. loading
with cotton. Before she could bs reached, I'll.
Was fired and deserted by the crew. Her
anchors cables, &c, were saved.
The United States steamer Montgomery, OF
the Rio Grande, hus captured the EnglisL
schnouer viii o. the Wisp, loaded with kegs o
Runpowdsr IN fi.h barrels and In bags, prrcus
sion caps, thick shoes, and large case or cas.ss
marked " clothing" Tho United States steamer
Bieuville captured of Cape Fear the schoor 81
Morning Star, from Nassau, h"ading for vii
mingiou. She WAS loaded with salt, acids
cigars, IL.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

AGRICULTURAL DErARrMENr.-The Depart,
man. OF Agriculture" Incorporated by = late
act of Copyrssr, is to 20 into immediate opera
tion. I.aac Newton E.qr, If PennsylyanIa, the
head OF the recent agricultural department Of
the Patent Onicc, Is the Commissioner under
the new law. Richard G. Mccormick, Of New
York, will fll the position Of chief clerk. Tue
Department Ia In accordance with The sug5es
ton Of the President In hls annual message,
and the establishment Of distinct bureau OF
department devoted az leading purpose to the
agricultural Interest, has been discussed more
or less for the last twenty years.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

FiRING THE SOUTHERN HEAkr.--Ths appeal
lately published at Memphis, but now pub.
iished at Grenada, Mississippi. gives what II
calls . " reliable account of the doings Of the
Yankees at New Orleans, derived from we'll
known business men," who had escaped from
that unhappy city. It says:
"The most exemplary citizsns are arrsste,
and thrown into prison without cause, person,
are taken up OH mere suspicion. charged with
condemned and executed. private property
wherever found. Is seized and appropriated I,
the use OF the Yankee officers, ladies arc 10
suited and treated with every indigni y which
the hendish malignity Of brutalizsd New Eng
land soldiery can devise. ln word, nothing
10 left uodons which can add 10 the misery and
suffering OF the people.
Our informxnts represent the soldiery which
garrison New Orleans ~ the most ignorant. de
graded and miserable set they have ever seen
While the officers lived In the most luxurian
style, and spend their time Ia rovsllng AND
liGentious enjoyment, the men are half fed
| badly clothed, siok filthy and disaifdctsd
Some regiments which have been more than 4
year In tho service, have never made the NC
Il quaintsnce Of n pAymaster, ard It IL not an un
common thing 10 sso them begging for bread
L tickets OF passers By In the street. They have
| even been known 10 beg of negroes, by whom
they are regarded Ms ohjso,s OF pity rather
| than hatred.
Druken Ulcers may be seen thronging the
| sidsWh ks 10 front "f the ST. Charles daily. A.
ladies no longer frequent that Get II IL givsI
up 10 quadruuns aud courtsstns, who are tht
| unly female associates uf the LlncOln officers
Our infurmants thsmsalyes.saw high officials II
| the Yankee army seize aud ensbrdGe negro 100
nien on The street ~ front " Gen. Bu.ler's head
quarters"
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

TIE SITUATION. was no attack upon
Gen. Mcclellan on Thursday or Friday, thus
giving our soldiers what they needed SO much
time to recover from their exhaustion. Rein
torcements were constantly arriving. The
Fourth was celebrated by parades, the bands
playing patriotic and inspiring airs. Our SOL
diers feel that they have covered themselves
with glory.
1t Is believed that the rebel. had an illumi :
nation at Richmond on Wednesday night
netting Of that kind was needed to keep up
their spiri.s, under their terrible losses, and
their failure TO drive of the army before
which their capital Is doomsd to TALL.
The Richmond Examiner says Of one division,
either that Of Gen. Hill or Gen. Longstreet,
that Il went Toto the fight Of Friday $4,000
strong. and could only muster 5000 men for
duty On Tuesday, and that the loss Of life ex-
cesds that Of any battle or series Of battles
yet fought.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

ezb- Wall street, on Saturday. showed al
advance 10 prices at the Fns, Brokers' Board
as follows:
u s. 6's OF 'Gs coup. ! U. $. 6's 81 rsgisri.
U. $. IS Of "a coup.lt rrsa. lO bonds.
The New York Port, Of Saturday evening
t.ys:
"Ths whole face of Wall street Is ohanget
to-day. Everybody bresthBs irosr now that II
10 positively known that nxhtug 90 the James
river ceased on Thursday, from whic faol
much ENCOURAGEMENT IL drawn, NJ enabling Oui
army 10 strengthen itself by rsinforccmenis IL
and reOrganik ,tiun. Thursiay morning the
street wSr almost paralyzed by the fear tha
our army might bs swept into tho Jamos river
and the Improvement OF today IL duo mnrs Il
the announcement Of our escape from auoh u
calamity than from anything which may be
| considered really encouraging In tho situation
OF affairs ut tst accounts. Tho maj kot will VI
course, continue to be agitatsd by various con
lectures and runiOrs for some days yet, buI
enough is known to lift from the street the
weight Of gioOm and dependency which wa,
every3 whore 30 apparent on Thursd
1.-The market, since the BoSrd. naintains Y,
hrm appearance, and prices are lGDl per cent
better than the printed Sales"
The specie shipments for the week weie
S2,G4Y 900 Saturday, rs follows:
Specie, per steamer Glasgow. 49,. ~ 500 900 on
Steamer Bremen, for Bremeu.... Gsi. .lOs !?
Total. ..,,...,...........,,,, ~, ,4sA ,lOS z
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
From the Army Of the Potomac,
General NC CiclIaM's Fourth OF
JsslN .4ddress to hts Soldiers.


FoRrsEss MoSRor, July THE following
address has been Issued by Major General
Mcclellan 10 the soldiers under bis command I:
HEADQUARTERs ARNT or THE PorOxAc.
Camp near hsrrison's Landing. July 4. K.
5,ll;s,s Of thu Army Of the Potomac: -..
Your achievements VI the last ten days have
illustrated the valor and endurance Of the
American soldier. Attacked by superior forces
and without hopes Of reinforcements, you
have succeei0d 10 changing your base OF oper.
atoms by a flank movement, always regarded
A. the most hasardous Of military sxpedlents.
You have saved all your material. all your
trains, all your guns except few lost In bat
ls, taking, In return, guns and colors ftom the
enemy. Upon your marc you have been as
sailed, day afler day, with detperate fury, by
men Of the same race and nation, skillfully
massed aud led. Under every disadvantage oi
uumb-rs, and, necessarily, OF position also. You
have, iu every conflict, besten back your foes
With enormous slaughter. Your conduct ranks
you among the cel. bratsd armies Of the histo-
tory. No ono will now question that each Of
you may always with pride, ray, a belong to
the Army Of The Potomac You have reached
this new bare complete 10 organic .ti,n, unim-
paired 10 spirlt. The enemy may, at any time.
attack you. We are prepared TO meet them.
have personally established your lines. Let
thsn come, and We will convert their repuse
into o firal defeat
Your Government is streus thening you with
thu resources Of q great people.
On this, our nations BIZ ,hday, we declare TO
our foes, who are rebels against the best In.
terests Of mankind, that this army shall enter
the capital Of the 80 called Ooniederacy, that
our national Constitution shall prevail, and that
the Union, which can alone insure internal
peace and external security, must and shall be
preserved, cost what It may 10 time, treasure,
and blood. q
'.'' GEO d. MCCLELLAN,
Maior (spnsral Gamma ndinC
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

Tue WATER WOnHs The appointment ofM
Christopher Adams 10 the important position
oi Superintendent Of the Water Works here,
as announced Ia the Times of Saturday, Is one
Of the best ever made iu this district Mr.. Ad.
ans il that rara dUis among political appoint
ties, u thoroughly practical and competent mau.
His charge Of various important pnblic woik ks
in your State, including the State Hall, the
State Library, &c., proved him u thorough
workman, all excellent architect, and an able
administrator; and his accounts showed him
ut the same time, to be thoroughly honest
Singularly enough h9 was urged Tor the place
by both wings oi the Republican party Of New
York. =. NJ J.. TINS.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
COL. FOhNEY STILL EULO0IZIN0
GEa, McClEOI,SN,


Col. FOrney resented II. ~ q personal attack
upon himself, that We copied one Of his letters
10 the Press. alter the battle Of Fair Oaks
puiiiag Gen. Mcclellan.
lie will hardly consider Il a personal attack
II we now copy another Of his lsttsrs To the
Press In the same veio, considering that il ha.
,lready bseD copied into the Suaddy MDrni q
Gro .iCie.
Col. Forney has the right To hold and main =
tain whatever opiuious he chooses in respect
To Gen. Mcclellan, but he must not take OF
lence II others note, as u part of the signs oI
the times, the opinions which he does maintain
From the surday Morning Chronicle.
"Oocasional." Of the Philadelphia Press
| writing under date Of July I, says:
"If General Mcclellan II able I" hold his new
| position after his wonderful battles, running
/ with various success. through five long AND
blo"dy days. the cup Of his glory will BE- full
But. whether he holds II Or not, there Can nc
iuager be any question that he ia n military
chief of groat and comm tndlpg ability, ant
that In nlazs Of unparalleled complications
and against n frantic and fierce antagonism. he
has exhibited patience, perseverance, genius
and courage. ! say this much. not by way o
nrsisa. but an an act Of simple justice tor man
in whom so many great trusts have been re-
Il ,,os-u, and wuO has not disappointed public
confidence. 1t may be said that 10 st least two
OF my former letters expressed n different
opinion. Aud II gives me M much pleasure tG
/ rstraot that judgment as 1t glvs me pain to re
cord II. | 10 unnecessary to recall the disputei
that have excited politicians and parties on thi,
Il subject. Enough for the present. that many
who were early and detsrminately against Gen
L Mcclellan have been frank and earnest in re
/ yising their criticisms, and In rsCanting theiI
| censures. As evidence In proof, among u mum
| ber that might be cited, the testimony Of The
/ fearless correspondent of the New York Tri
bu,.s, ut the head Of the column of Gen. McClel
| Ian, may be named. That gifted gentleman
after realizing the onerous responsibilities ant
Il yexatOns Of Gen. Mcclellan, took the hrst Op
portunity to do him ample justios In the most
| public manner. Thousands OF others will re
| echo this deserved aud manly tribute to II gal
| liant aud long.sutfering soldier"
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

FRoM FOHrREss MoSRoE.-Grneral Dix re-
ports the arrival, July 4, at Fortress Monroe,
Of 533 rebel prsoucrs, being part Of those IT,
ken during the late battles Among them are
several colonels Gnd majors.
General Dix has ordered all civilians away
from Fortress Monroe, and No persous will be
permitted to pass to that point, or TO the Army
of the Potomac, except those connected with
the military or naval service Of the United
Statpa
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
Brilliant Engagement of the
I'd Michigan Cavalry.
Heapv Infaassy Force OF Rebels
Defeated.
Col. Sheridan Recommended for
Promotion.

To Hoo. EDWIN N. STANTON,
Secretary Of War:
CoRINTH, July c. Ofi,ial reports have jus,
been received Of brilliant affair Of our cav
airy, near Boouvilis, Mississippi, on the let in
SAINT.
Colonel Sheridan, Second Michigan cavalry
with two regiments Of 1928 men, were attacked
by parts Of eight regiments of rebels, number
ing some four thousand seven hundred men
which hs defeated and drove back after seven
hours lighting ia.
Our loss WAS forty one killed, wounded. anl
mi.sing. That If the enemy must have been
field
Official reports will bs forwarded by mail. .
respectfully recommend Col. Sheridan ioI
promotion for gallant conduct 10 battle.
II. W. HAIIECx,
Msjor General.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

STRINGENT ORpER IN NORFOLK NoRroi
jane 80 General Viele has issued the folio
log order:
"Assrnblagns In tho streets for purposes
political discussion. being proyucltivc Of c
disturbance, are positively forbidden, and I
exhibition Of badges and d ,gs indicative uf d
loyal Sen iincnis will not be tolerated.
"Parenls will be held responsible for
conduct Of their children In this particular" )"
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
Arrival of the Hibernia.
Napoleon Resolved to Reduce
Mexico.
The English Press SA Urging Intervention
ADVANCE IN THE PRICE OF COTTON

CAPE RACE, Jnly i.--Ths steamship Hber
MIA, uit |. ,udondarry, has passed Cape Race,
with ,tss Of the 2s b June.
THE MARkETa.
Sales of cotton for the week, one hundred
and Il ty thousand bales, the prices advancing
from 10 4 pence.
Brsadstniis quiet and steady.
Provisions dull.
MEXICO.
The Emperor Napoleon has rss0 we'd 10 send
iroops 10 sufficient force 10 reach the capital OF
Mexico.
Admiral Gravier 10 to take command OF the
concentration of French war vessels in Amer
lean waters. which exhibition Of naval strength
is sought 10 be justified by what may arise on,
OF the American war and Mexican affairs.
The London Herald urges intervention 10 the
affairs of the United States.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

- An officer arrived here reports the death
OF Col. Charles II. Van Wyck, Of New York.
Mr.. Van Wyck commanded regiment 10 the
Army Of the Potomac, and was member Of
the House Of Representatives from New York
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

MAJOR GENERAL FRENOST's SrAFf.-A notice
was recently published that the officers consti-
tuting General Fl lemont's staff had been dis.
charged thsrsfrOln. 1t is now officially pro-
mulgated that the order has been suspended
uutIl further orders.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

FROM FREDERICKSBURG Accounts from Fred
ericktburg represent that the greatest possible
distress prevails aln1 the Inhabitants. The
remnant Of the Thirtieth Virginia (rebsl reg.
imsnt has reached that town from the recent
battles, having been cut 10 pieces.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

Gov. ANDnEw.-Ths Worcester Spy says that
Gov. Andrews name did not appear 10 the cor.
rsspondsncs with the President In relation To
the new call for troops because he was not 10.
formed of the precise character OF the paper be
was asked by telegraph to sligo. Whea he
learned the character OF the memorial, be til
sgrsphsd to the War Department that Il met
with bis beaSty approval.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

WARRESroN Accounts from Warrsntop,
FAuqu er county, Va, state that there Is no
eucmy there, the force Of 200 rebsl cavalry
seen on Wedne' " having disappeared. Some
OF the women threw dishes and other articles
from the window. Of the houses al our forces.
Warrcnton |, the capital Of Fauquer county
and the termination of tho Warrenton Branch
of the Orange aud Alexandria Railroad.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

TUE ORLEANS PRINcEs. -. The retirement
the Orleans princes from the staff of Gene
Mcclellan il ascrib.d In certain quarters to
probability that France may become involv
In war with ID United Sinie.. We have 1
b'st re sons fr surprising that ws know wi
the real cause Oi their retirement is, and II
not at all what it is thus idly conf aciured to
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

BANKRUPT LAw.-C Considerable time has been
spent In rendering complete the bill intro
ducsd 10 the Senate By the Hon. Mr.. Foster,
and which Is now ready to be acted upon, aud
although late iu tho session, tbls measure IL
altogether Of too vital Importance to bs set
asids or postponed.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

MouNr VERNoN.-A correspondent asks
81 Is 1t true that fss 10 charged To 20 through
the mansion st NJ Vernon? II 10, by what
authority Is the tomb Of Washington dssecrs.
ted-by being made 9 show shop"
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

DEATH ar ISABELLA lliSILEY SUslNI.-O O
readers will BE- pninGd to hear oi tho death
the ponular American pr.md ,'o.na, Label
Huxley, the wife Of the ba 81 Susin She HI
lately given birth to an infant, and her couiin
nent WAS followed by u fever. which, III
norning at elk o'clock, resulted fatally. IL
remains were 10 day removed 10 Albauy.-l
T. EU ming Post, Juy5.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
Day In baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July 6,--The celebration Of yes
tsrday was unusually spirited. At mass
meeting Of cit.E ,ns, 10 Monument Square. ad
dresses we're delivered by Hon Horace May
nard aud General Wool.
The wouudsd who are arriving here are we'll
cared for.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

ssr Congress has appropriated $4,000 for
putting su additional story upon the War and
Navy Department buildings. Also $4,000 for
grading and bssulifyiny Judiciary Square.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
Capture of a Rebel Gun
boat.
Important Papers Found.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 6.-The rebel gun
boat Tsaser WAS captured In bend OF The
James river on the 4th instant.
Many important papers We're found on board
o. her.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

ssr' Senator Wade has been quite III sin
Saturday evening. II ablc to bs Gu. TO dl
he will be IN his place in the Senate az us,la
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

1sS- Advices from the army of the Potent
up to late On Saturday light, indicate that 1
was quiet, aud the army in good spirits.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
plIOhlAS IL. LLOYD,
l. Attorney for Claimants,
AND AGENT FOR PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
OF Pay, EXtra Paw. Al

WASHING TON ID. O.,
VIII biye prompt and efficient attention to I'D
proN.cu'iun of lain. OF every description again}
ocssful.
Boh references and charges for services will be mad
satisfactory.
So Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or did
eastd during the eNb ing war; also, for the uidvw
and orphans Of soldiers who have died from wound
or disease Incurred while In the United Stares ser
vce also oniy Money for the heirs ut law OF soldier
deoea'ed during the existing war.
warding business
The hig"est pIices paid for Land Warranted
Address
Tu0MhS u LLOYD,
Au1rnry for CidiniahH,
No, 47B seventh street,
Washington, ID q.
n. D. Editors Of papers publishing the above ca
Will be entitled 10 my services 10 HE amount ot III
charges. I \
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
Capture Of Vicksburg
The Mississippi River Clear Of Rebels

New MADRID, June 5.-Vicksburg Is ourS.
No particulars have been received, but the
rebels considered their posi- ion impregnuble,
and the capture Of the city, with its powerful
batteries aud large army, IL regarded here as II
triu nph hardly second to that Of New Or
leans.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
oiosot N. WESTON. tolron.

~ Che Publication othos Of ths Eoiiona!
Republican ls y. the northeast corner Of D and
Seventh street, second aoor. over ". D. shsp.
herds store. Entrance on Seventh street.
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
wsntsd-I q cd Hotel Cook,

One who understands pastry thoroughly. None
other need apply at this ONCE, between six and
seven O'Clock, p. m, to-day. ...
IL. J.S.W
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

FirrH CoSaanssloNN. DsrRIcr OF MNNE.--
At the Republican Convention held at Ells
worth, July ,, to nominate candidate for Con
gross for the Fifth district the Hon F. A. Pike
ot Calais, present member Of the Sixth district
received the nomination. The ballot stood
7. A. Pike. ............... ...iss
N. u. HtchbOtn. ............... 10
Under the new arrangement Of the Congress
sionsl districts, Mr.. FessSnden Of the Third, ant
hr. Pike Of the Sixth districts, are thrown int
the Fifth. Only small portion Of Ar. Fessen
ien's old district Is embraced In this district
aud. as Il seems, be did not contest thu nomina
ton with Mr.. Pike. No member Of the Hous
has been more Industrious, efficient and ps'ri
oiic than Mr.. Fsssenden.
The re- nomination Of NJ. Pike would pro
badly have been uuaoImous, but for the con
aictlng claims Of localities, butsvsn that hardl
rcconciles US to the large vots thrown agains
him 10 the convention. p.
II ever a body Of men deserved 10 be sus
tained by their constituents, It is the Republl
cans Of the present Congrsss. Their labor
have been arduous sud their responsibilitie
vast beyond oil precedent, and he great bod
Of them have acquitted themselves with sigma
fidelity. II Is the Republican m,jority In Cor
grsss which has been the target Of ab',se, eve
since this session commenced, Of all the traitor
aud sympsthizers with treason. In the country
Will uOt the people sustain them!
The national Republican., 1862-07-07

sJOl HOI FOR lHE PEOPLES CLOTHINGi
II STORE, No. 400 Seyenth street, where yOu|
can IND the bsst stock Of Clothing, Furnishins
maj y0--daD
The national Republican., 1862-07-07
THIRTY.sEvENTH CoNGREss,
SECOND SESSION.
IN SENATE.

FRIDAY, July 4, IbBZ.
Alter prayer by the Chaplain, and the read
Ing of the Journal, q petition was presented,
aud the Senate at once adjourned, In observ.
ance OF the Anniversary Of our ustlonsl inds.
psndence.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-07-12

HFRIEDoH OF rHK PREssn IL kExPHIs An article In
the Memphis AvalAncte, arguug thai private rights and
property ssoad DC respected by beigerents in war,
called from the Federal authorities the following note
BEADQUARrERs DISTRICT WIsr TISsEssEE
OF - VI Inc POyust haTsnal General
hmph.s, June IS 1862.
t. N, Editors Of the Memphis AralaRehs
Gsu,emen: The editorial in yOus paper This morning,
enllgd The Cup Of Aloes," is exceedingly Chi edOna-
bic
M criticism Of The ses Of the military authorities Of
lie U1ied Sta:es will DO pei mtsd in the press OF Mem
pbi-.
Nv ~ o and private Of the army responsible to
his military superior tor bis official acts aud not 10 the
pres or people o. Memphis.
To these sup Tors Ill complaints Of improper or He
gA acts can be m,de, and such complains will receive
respect ul constellation and Ist acjld cation.
Bat It Is not the purpose OF ,ue minSary authorities to
have tlsr movements guided by The opinions Of men,
10 -sy the least Of inexperienced loyalty.
Y.u ~i.l not repeat lie CfsEce.
WN s. HILLYTR
Provost ASr,hskGsnerSl