, 1862-08-18
sIock OF suffers goods in Cairo, belonging t,

So1' hanson has been placed in comman
o1 ne military Fost Of Caizo, by Col. Tatti,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
.. - CAIRO, August 16. 1854
a passenger just from jackson, Tenn, sag
IL was reported when he left yesterday Tia
Morgan and fifty Of bis men were captnr,d
Ihls IS probably the same skiruaish referre.
to in the dispatch from Gen McClernand
Thureday.
1t Is also reported that steele's division o
een. Curtis army, 10000 strong, LAST west
moved from Helena.
Lay before yesterday party of guerillas
SUPPOSED to belong to Falkner's band. visited
Tie house cf an old man named Gordon. sns
pected OF entertaining Union Sentiments r..
elolng eight miles southeast Of jackson
Ienn., taking the old man and his daurhte,
prisoners. They carried them to the nearest
woods, and lying the father to tree. ten ot
me Villains successfully violated the daughter.
! Gordon was then hung by the neck to q tree.
and would have persisted had not party at
federals opportunely passed that way. and
rescued him from his perilous position before
life became extinct.
Especial nszpateh to tue Chicago r.1buns.7
CA1no, August 16, 1862.
Gen. Grant has issued the following iT.
portant order:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or
NEST TENNESSEE, CoRlsEa, Miss, 11th.
GENERAL ORDER No. 73.-The recent
act Of Congress prohibits the army from
returning fngi,ives from labor t, their
claimants, end authorizes the employment
Of such persons in the service Of tie govern.
ncnt. The following orders are, therefore.
published for the guidance Of the army in th;s
matter:
1st. All fugitives thus employed must be
registered; the names Of the fngitives and
elalmant given, and must be borne upon the
morning report ofthe command in which thew
are kept, showing how they are employed.
I'd. Fugitives may be employed as labor
efs IL Inc qaartermaster's, subsistence and
engineers department, and whenever bv
such employment soldier may be saved to
its ranks, they may be employed as teauste1e.
and as company cooks, not exceeding four to
a coBpany, or as hospital attendants and
nurses; officers may employ them as priyata
servants, in which latter case the fur:tiyes
will not be paid or rationed By the govern
ment. Negroes not thus employed must he
secured as unauthorized persons, and will h.
excluded from the camps.
Sd. Officers and soldiers are pos;;iye];
prohibited from enticinsz slaves to leave thc;-
masters. When it becomes necessary to en-
ploy this kind Of labor, the commanding off.
Gers Of the post or troops must send detai1s.
always under the charge Of suit ,ble com
misEioned officer, to press into service the
e1ayes Of diEloyal persons to the number re-.
quired.
4th. Citizens within reach Of any ni;itarr
station, known to be disloya1 and dangerous,
may be ordered away or arrested and their
crops and stock taken for the benefit of the
government or the use Of the army.
5th. AL property taken from rebel owners
must be duly reported, and used for the bene-
TT OF the government, and bo issued to the
troops through the proper department, aud
WHEN Practicable the act Of taking should be
accompanied by the written certificate Of the
officer SO taking, to the owner or agent of
such property,
1t is cpjoined on all commanders to see
that this order is executed strictly under
their own direction. The decentralization of
troops subsequent upon being left to execute
laws in their own way withouta proper head,
must be avoided. By command of
Maj. Gen. GRANT.
JOHN a. KAWL1Ss, a. a. g.
lspecaai u1spateh to Chicago Trlb1ne.J
uyz.., A'.''. 6ns. 10. 1859.
The Eulletin Of the 18th says that on the 11th
ss. an:e.s ~ -npsou "l.n too cavalry sur
r.. -. so N,NN:. ~ s4.s 1A4 ~ '4seon-
a.,. 80 .so 1oas c.eseu nlales ea7t o1 as'
49, e.-.as .s . ~. ~ se1ss vi eo''on pnes'
at;.a o.. "-o.. ~ poaleu suen oe-
=, ,;na.son g lcu .1e euems eus'' ne 1eslfeo
49, saae'a1a . 80 -, pI.ooue.s "ete saAen oy
50 .s -e.c. aeT,. - 0 i0feo nas oeen sent IN
Iss so.I NJ ~. a.- .aopeon.
uonas ass4 sens ~, = uaGs VI Truce 10 aen-
,e9. 1 -. s w Ao"n' sni1tY ual1es
49,. -, a' I.'s ."1sA, inpuaenus
~ s,,s4 e' sAsue1 =. " q, neetoes IN ms
,aa. - ~ 's xo - - eApes'eu .ua' yen. "i1
Tho r.o,ass s..s.-7 -, - 4l,t'e oaee.lon'
nanaao;tr asso.ts 49,. ".'u euiaesssls'.s =,
~ ,,a+tia ha+-1aa. 49, ~ .sso'. y. sno
IA a1-.o- 49, $3.50. - 49, 'sono al
49, +1,aA p-...aso- T.~-,n .Aeso.S'
,;na oft;oa-s ara an,an.s 49, @uu :" Guy
M, w. saAsa.
49, --ec ~ ses.es ~ a..- 1su sss 1uas o1echla-
III a 1oss n an ,,an T. ~ ~ tSst .Lss t'
al 49, a-.ooaa5 ooo ~ 49, as sne Asoe
wv ~ oa5o ne LII suc-
~ ofis"g 'ne 1eaetaie TO the oank OF
n1 4l'et' aAo le11fso oecaase the explosion OF
ne AiAausas prevented Ills seeelV1us the
'4on..sea eupposs* .
Il "el}'leu III 1ne sanle paper' datea Lynch
'1g' AUGUST y, STATES tnat passengers arrived
y "'stern 1ralns conhfm Tie report OF the
'gne at 1aze"ell' ana eight miles IRON Cum
zap Jul say notning, however, OF the
aptu.e ol .ne 1eoera1 army, as has been stated
q osEpa1ch lfom mobile August :, says
coooner tan me olocsaae mat morning with
eaa' po"oer, capS' SAT- ete'
luz 4ppsas - III eoltorlal loou'ses III lusu-
eonlnen's upon tne Poacs o1 suoslst-
~ oa' aan1'eo "pon 1ne feoeae' Atnons otnef
sllee.,oue no''se" ~ LIZ Aet'saS - Inc loss
saA.,. oens.-. ~ -1ss .use "eeAs u el'oo'ooo
80 ~ HESels entt'ea non lne counsles o1
4.1ea T1sa a1a eoenon,'' aliss'sslpp
riom helena We .easn .la1 . sK1rm1sn TOOK
Ia .aes opposlee I'M to"n eeu mlles oack from
~ ii'si Ill "ntcu We 1oss MY h2l1ed, and