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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
par,l,sn organlra1lan..

There seems 10 be much reason to fear that
mischief 10 our cauEe may grow out Of The
partisan branch IF the service. Under some
leaders and III some sigusti5ns, the same mum
Der of men cuu, q rot b- more proalabiy EN-
pioysd uLoer any organ eaton. But that the
splri5 and irtepJ Of the act authorizing par-
tisan organizations is absurd, lhere car be no
doub = vast number OF men who might rem
DER able service III the regular lire OF the army
being SHE dad from consumption by connec
ton with partisan comPanys, which probably
never will 20 where they vii 10 Of use, unless
q closer aud more Greet supesg sion and regu-
lation Of their movements is provided. OF
course, we have reference TO no partisan or
raniz itions which have done service. or ara
along our coast or land frontiers. There, thew
are N the field, and doing essential service by
their mere presence o. activity.
We hear that all through The interior of the
Confederscy are inchoate organizations which
never seem 10 get any NEARER completion.
These are the object Of our structure, Pleas.
sntly eicniced near their homes the members
find the partisan service a delightful reerea-
ton, shielding them from ali danger Of con
scription and from ali the perils and hard
ships of the field.
Thus are idied away nienths that grow to
seasons, and year may pass before the ennui
of inaction may drive them to seek excite
ment IN actual service. Is would seem that
the condition of partisan Organizations should
be inquired into. The country will be bene-
fted il the generals OF departments would
dispatch officers on the special duty of visit
ing and lBquiring into the condition of every
partisan organization which has not done
service, aud learning what numbers of men it
has, how long it has been in progress, how ii
IL Is TO equipment, and Whist are Its urosnacts
OF completion and usefulness They should
recognize The presence OF, and the responsi.
bility to- some overriding authority, and be
stimulated to activity b. some more yiVorou:
incentive thsn their own conyeniepca o.
pleasant ease. The country needs man ana
can spare none through the NAL. admin sra
ton Of q branch of the service which, while
it gives scope for great usefulness, also
furnishes occasion or pretext for much dsrelic
ton from the duty Of every man able or iiabI,
to do service in the field. The partisan ser
vice should be more under the hand Of au
thority for the good of the whole, for Will,
some leaders need no master and no oversight
many do.-Abblie Register.
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sACKIKG OF HAmRETE.
Three Thousand Prisoners Butohsrsa

From the New Ysrk TiTaesl
I have another great Circsssisn victory TO
report. About ten dAys ego the Russian Cen
ersl Evdckinof, proceeded with strong col
UmH towards the valley iIhabiied By lie hes
tile Shapsu and Abaseh tribes, with view 70
devAstate the whole. On being apprised Of
the enemy's approach, the threatened popula-
tion promptly moved OF with their cattle and
Their m0ysbles into the mountains, and called
the other tribes TO rally : their assistance.
This appeal Was speedily responded to, and in
q couple of days such force had assembled
from al sides was thought sufficient net
merely TO make stand against, bas TO attack
the Russians. This was sccordiogiy decided
on. and IS the fortress of HamEete In the
nelghberhood was tha chief source Of danger,
dominating as it did the whole plain, su as
saull anon it was first resolved On. Accord
ipgly, on the night Of the 22d instant. 3 strong
force, com posed of contingenas from the Z biks,
Shapsus and Abasehs, proceeded under cover
Of the darkness to the fsrt, and by rapid
simultaneous escslade on all sides, made good
9 footing within the wallis. Whilst party OF
these assailAuts engaged the surprised garrison
the others opened the gates 70 their fellows
| outside, and the wild murdeTous crowd rolled
in. AS quarter is seldom or never the fashion
on either side il this war, none was now given
to the Russians; the whole, numbering, II is
said tsree thousand men, soere bltcheTed Ca The
spot and the nlor9si q broke on not a firing
Alsscorite 4cjtha the bk0od-StaiTaed rails.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. /.

HEADQuARTERs, uN.r n S- rs FoECEs MEsPHIs,
DsJrie West Tennessee, July II, 1862
I. Trsitors and rebels VITO r,fuso comply tn the
support the constitution Il Ike United States
should perite6 remsia within the camp lines
Of Federal army. this time tas corporate Imls
Of the city Of Memph, the lines lie uuted
States Forces; and al male sdents, or sjsurner, /,
WITHIN the rnitI Of said Cty, between the ages Of
eighteen forty fve years. who cup BILE bearing
hereby required tax the "a h Of ales ance
to the United States limits Of said city with
in six days after tho publication Of this order.
IL II any rsrson vii in the limits said city, shall
hereafter, publ b. spaak, utter sedous treasona
be lang uege towards the Government OF the United
States, the Provost Marshal shall, On proof of the
f4et, Danish ever! erton ndng, the State Of
ATkaasas.
III Any person who snall violate tbs provisions Of the
First Section Of this ORDER shall Be deemed spy, and
after conviction, treated accordingly.
~. Persons leaving the city under the provisions Of
ths order wii Be required take any oatb or give
psroe but viii receive pass from the Provost Mar
shall The oath OF allegiance hereby required be,
ubstantialIy, in the following form;
ssiemnl, swear, that / viii bear true allegiance to
the United States Of Aera and support the Constu-
ton and laws thereof; THAT viii oppose secession AID
REBELLION; that denounoe thu so csliel Confederate
States pledge my hozor property aud life 10 the
sacred fuimsnt of this OATH her by fesy taken ad-
uniting that its rioIat will be Illegal and infamous.
The b subscribed aud sworn TO before the
Provost Marshal.
By order Of Alvin ?. Hovey, Brigadisr General com
handing.
JGEN z. PHILLIPS.
jyis-H Assistant Adjutant General
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ARTICLE sd-pATsENrs AND VISITORS.

sEc. /. PATENTS win obey and all prescriptions
made for them ~ the medical officers, sdsinisssd by
the ntires, will conduct themselves with Or priety use
profane indecent langus nnder penalty OF 81
every oFense, 10 accrue to the hospital fand.
SEC Patients in the Judgment Of the assistant sur
geons, abba so, viii rise NJ and make their
beds.
SEC. s. All patients win, entry into tbs hospital ts
Invested Of their clothing and after being washed
shared and conbed if their I'd ts CT b invested
hospital garments At thoir dismissal they viii leave
all hospital clothing and their own which has in
the mean time been thoroughly clesnssa.
SEC. s. Visitors viii be admitted Sundays excepted
from A.. til P They viii send mp their card,
With the OBJECT Of their vist the chief surgs who if
Incompatible vita the COED OF the sick vii ADMIT
them.
SEC. 5. No wins, beer spirtUous liquor, viii b Civ
by visitors TO the patients, and hey well deIlcs-
cies must be delivered surgeon far e benefit
arg Of he sick, that may require tzeul giving
however, the friend tbs visitor the preference Ind-
vidaalEed charity rdaees hsars burniBgs and eal.
ousles, and is therefore improper L this case.
SEE. g. Persons desiring vistsick pzisoners-oyysr
must have IN addition permit from thu Provost Marshal
SEC Z. oler5msns In their ofsisl functions, viii Be
admitted 1t al hfrrs
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SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 1873.
HzADquAATEss, DIs7RIg7 OF Wrsr FrsrzssEE.

HEAD9UARTFss, DISTRICT OF WEST TEsrEssEE.l
hKaPHIs, July 9, 1897.
Complaints Of recent Irregularities brought to tbs
attention q the General handing necessary
the publication Of tbs following orders:
l. ocets, n-oonmizsipnes officers, soldiers and per-
cons ia the Of the United States are forbidden to
tresPass sae orchards gardens private grounds
q nny person persons, in any whatever
interfere nth Tia without croper written author-
y % 70 do MaTautng pilferng and any unauthorized
and ann seizure destruction Of private prop
erty is prohibited by General ORDERS Of the Department.
Nos and Is, seres of 1861, ard uiI1 be punished vi
tbs extreme penalties imposed by laws Of War; which
Is death.
IL. Commissioned officers Of companies win not pass
theT camp lines without written permission Of their dis
trst, brigade resmeutaI commanders aud then oniy
81 ofbca, husiess other urgent and satisfactory
Feaos . be given in the letter Of pc mission Nom
commissioned eers and soldiers are prohibited frsa
leaving camp any time, except when detailed on duty
OF On the " tte permission Of the RaginentsI Conn
msnaeFs who nay grant zach permission to not mora
than three men any time from zach company, to
se sbsent under charge OF noa-commisscned officer,
who viii b held responsible for their good conduct
Ill The pckets and guard relefs will remain at their
If mediate picket guard stations unless in the dis
charge Of proper military duty and will not struggle
theFfro under penalty Of being arrested and severely
and summs iy dealt with.
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GENERAL MEDICAL oRDEg No. I.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR THF
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.

ARTICLE 1st-ADhIssIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS
SHsTIox !. As IL is avoid the erowdng Of
patients the permanent hospitals viii De aEait
ted Constantly, great part confined
their bets ali 9th r. we'll oouyslasCalts, ito
camp hospital is The best II AxceUuon ts rule
is, where corps waicn the sick long, $40
marcn-nos having tents ana camp guard bonn, and
cot being psd WITH sargeonsfor sUch suitable camp
hosp will bs sst4b5 he'd Il copve4isat PLACES.
SEC. 2 Al patists sect 70 persacut hos isss viii Re
furnished vita lhe following papers Surgeons
L1czte setting forth "Diagaoss PreEaoss and general
trestmenE Of tins disease sGd It's duration. 2d Muster
and descriptive rol, clothing and pay-aoeyuns Should
tie oaPe3rs Of companies bavs D --ks, they must
ocpy the or the Used arr Rsg-s-i
Ehs gsoA ohAg IS net Ee4=c. any patient
Of papers, but Immediately uctis ths de.iu
Guent otuec 0! the omission, aad If tectned
able tme re! aim Them those hsaGq ue.Lers'
sac 3. Immediately after the morning ysiF, the
tending 50 will report he surgeon ia chafg
ans, ward any patient whom he asy consider
dIIng camp snd ing .tis-
sea n,selI If f-st-, vii furnish lhe psss
ais regiun setting for.h wh=Aer he considers hia.
ii TO return to duIs otherwise.
> RTICLE znd.-sURGEoNs AEB THEIR ASSIST.
ANTS
l. The chief surgeon VIII act a. superintepd-
VI Whole eslsbiis hIneat, and . ecsly have
charge by eene 10 Will make frequent -specigt
Of The wards, kitchen the Closets
all his sGbOruinaIee peas. lie VIII
possible reorfy oil disorders the spot, necessary
report the Be will admit re- and give them
suabls uctioas for their Wit sick
sEo. surgeons vii have anlte charges
assigned them BY thvir chleid him Ia the performance
Of duties ard yiss the SICK, At LzAsT twice day
The morning call viii copilnenCe at . H the evening
call Zach as.is surgeon viii mote pre-
serptons, tue oed-sids TIE patient, welI ths
diet prescribed, and hand she hospital
ard, when the call finished D. h. BE- The
! prescr1ption and diet books
Sac. 2. Nurses viii be kind and shsclto1asa with tie
sick entrusted 70 their carr don themselves untime-
/ y jests profanity, under military penalty.
SEC. male NURSES While they expected 70 Con
duct thsmseivs with ths 6ignlty progzis y
viii report The cief surgeon Medical Diret
any rudeness improperly conduct aga them.
selves
SIC. 5. All the officers and vii Be mustered b.
the chief surgeon at NJ, aAd al P. NJ, whscn
tine the assistant surgeons viii repor that they are sat-
/ listed. taat 81 the sick IN their wards.
SEC 6. The ward-m vii assisted IN his dulles
by tbs female NURSES ths supervision Of the elcthing
washing and Ok'ag 6upartments
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HEA1cu.gTgas Boz p CT GLATSs,
MEmpH7s, Tenn. JH3rT, 1861


MEMPHIss Tenn. JHigIl lse2
The Beard Of Claims submits he fo5wilg rules Tor
the government Of parts asking relief and c0utaatng
claims.
L The party szkng relief must Iaske short sucoiuct
writing showing har the property in Ger
rovefsy Is in military possession AID al the fActs ie
atiye 20 the subject matter OF controversy must oe Clearly
stated and as thus nsde, must be sworn 70
BY the party prosecuting.
2. Il the parties interested must BE named IN the pe
tisi0n, and m4s4 have notice q ouch prosecution.
the written statements Of all parties viii heard.
:. Arguments, except saseEasat Of the parties
viii no. be heard.
5. TIE Beard wili Tneet At 9 Ak. and aPa.
6. Case To- trial particular hor mor bs heard
the time, they Wlli be dismissed without soo5 eas
be shown for coatinusnceaad not again heard.
TA4Es 3 SLACK,
j.. McLAU5HLIS, Board.
K. ?. d. HAEr
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rHn PArRror eIRL 20 ZEE LovER
sv eEOEos vAs 1szoEr.

Harki fns trumpet is s0u dag isG Tar-noSa hsar
Arm, arm and fsr AZ owG knight;
Aid ID ugh M hand treasbe, ulA eye drop a tear,
In gird 90 our swofd Tor The Eghti $3.50 !
D deem xsu the maid whose aAectI yoz claim,
TssoaFa 40Tfng have loved you,
Could bar with ut blushtng eant's nans,
T. his equity, 20 hUayr, untruai
Yyu have vow that your hsArt ard hopes are in as
1Lsl u live n the hsh OF ay Ses,
Lat h-sr 1--we beam your @ Wet " be,
a. had II yUur Tzllr the prize,
would Jon win me Re worthy OF her who wruIa die
he - iDk'd 10 wsrd 2 slave;
And VI lding herr ears wsul, hrezt but c1s
prayer Der dssr Country u eve.
G. firth then and crBquer; b. strong In the hght:
y iuk OF me aud heaft each bloE;
strik for ecu tFs, iof ion Lave and fer Eizbt
- d down with TIE oisnt f-e :.
Boston Transcript
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SPECIAL ORDER No. ID.
DIsTRfCT OF MAST TENNESSEE
cFE1cE or ms Pr vesr NAsuAL GEsEaAl

4
cFE1cE or ms Pr vesr AAsHAL CENTRAL.
AEEPEEss Tsnaezs~, July 3, lS62.
All rasses heretofore issued % citizens, either 81 the
Commanding General, he Provost aarshai General tie
Prsyost MazsAal q Memphis or any other ofeer which
may have issued ,a sha port. heins required
T. tbs cath asgsuoe ssve - Irescr bed pazole q
homer are aere5s reso1eG.
No pass WI be trsnsed in any case hereafter, excert
upon the takias -sf she..sth or nsruls-
The parole viii be suosTta,ea fer he saith osly In
special l tho disoFeton &c he ,oer au,hoia to
gs pas where sha psrt- Ives beyond Tie protsctcl
g or army.
By cozplland .. .Esjor General Grsnt.
VS.. s.. HILLTER,
jyie-tf oloEsg aud Provost alarsh General
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL
GRANTS COMMAND.
sPEcrAIi ORDERS 20. 1.
HEApsuEzzERs DEsTBEgs or WEsT TENNESSEE ]
(ufice Proves Asrshsl General
Mgspa,s. lEne .. Iss2.

3fszPsls, June Is, 1ss3-
Passes issued for persocs io pass CIT o. the city
VIII be understood 70 mean sac person slono. and vii
not include goods, letters CT packages
Where letters sre fOuna persons passing out,
without beng marked PASSED bs tie Fravost Mar
sahI, Post Comnlandero OF Gesr, {. ElTE-3sngs they
viii be seized an deferred to the FroFost Marshall
and the offender arrested
Powder. lead. percussion caps and FIRE srms o. al
descriptions are positively PROHIBITED from being car
red out OF the city BY citizens. Cnze~s are es7 pro-
hibted rom carrying them within me city limits ca
rain forfeiture Of such weapons and ten days con-
fnement for the first ofeuse ana expulsion South
cur lines to be trested IS spies if ever caught within
them Thereafter, for the second.
By command Of Majcz-Gen- T. s. Grant
En. g. I'LL YER,
jeza-r Provost Marshall General.
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SPECIAL ORDER. NO. Ii.
DTsrEIoF or HEsT TgN

"a II DISIkiGE OF y Est lft &ESSEE
OFEICE on rue PGoYosT MsRsHAL GLNERAL.
- ~-- MsEFHEs, 7Vnuessee JAiy 10, 1862.
The constan1 uHicttou exssIng between the
Called Confederate army aad their friends AID sympa-
thizers Ia the city Of Memphis despite the orders here
tofore issued and the orts enforce them oonstrains
tho is uing # tbs following order.
The families residing in the city Of Semphis of
the following required move outh beyond
oug lines with G,e DAYS from the date hereof: -
T. al persons koidiug CO missions ia the so-casled
Confederate army who voluntarily enlisted in said
army, or Tho accompany and are connected with the
same.
II. All persons holding ooe under in the employ of
she so-called Confederate government.
III All lerso holding STATE, County or municipal
Offices who aim sllegancs said socs led Confederate
government and who have sbaudond their families
gone South. ......-..- .....
safe ovHdt beyond oar inss viii Re given the par
tos, hereby Required s.ys a-5a application to the
Provost hsrshai General, the Irovost Marshal Of
Memphis.
By command Of Major General y. s. Grant
7 TS. :. .IsLLYER,
gn-4 Colonel and Provost aIa4slaI General.
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sPEcIAL Orders NO. f32.

HEApeuARxERs. DtsTRIce OF IRsT TENNESSEE
Memphis, July 8, 1862
Al crosins q the river In sk private beats posi-
lively prob bited.
Priv e as crossing either way will be sezed and
trnaiiaso the euarternasters Department; owners
passengers estei and required take the oath Of
aIiegisnc, be placed the Arkansas shore and ad-
monise be caught within he Federal lines again
pain OF being dealt with sp'es.
The Navy Il requested to cooperate with he military
in the enforcement OF this order.
b command Of Majer Gen. o. s. Grant
JOHN A. RAWLINGS,
jystf Assist mt sdjutant General.
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sPEcrAL ORD RS NO. 1874.

j HEAbsUAA-ERs DysrsICr ov WEST ExNFs SKI
AIAMaaIs tg4y 10 1862.
COL Clark B ssgon, Aid-e-o@np, hereby appointed
Acting Inspector General for the district
he via Immediately visi, al the euoampments around
the city Memphis ana report the condition Of each
g pe, dseigliAes eGoise uf oc@on beth health
and defensive advantages. and whatever else may present
itself worthy Of note.
b command Ct Major General Z. S. Grant
-- aa JNo. 4. RAWTdGe,
jy1l Il Assistant Adplant General.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.

HEADaCARTERs, pfsTRICF OF TEsT TENNESSEE.
MEMPHIS, tenressee, July 4, 1862.
I. 0flosrs snd soldiers hereby prohibited,
penalties, from selling military clothing,
alanlunitlcn, whether tho be public private
property, to eisz In where such sales have
been made, tbs citizens who rchased the Will at
the property purchased TO the Command
Ing Officer Of the company regiment to which The
Soldier belongs Of whoa e articles we've obtained,
the Post QEaTseaster, under the penalty Of icing
ei and placed in confinement.
II Tsis NAE the duty Of all officers to that tbs
order strictly enforce that sill oosrs soldiers or
ctzezs violating The sans, By esther selling rurchss
lug. arrested.
D. command Of Major General Z s. Grant
JN0. A. BAWLINS
iyll-d Assistant Aijutsnt General.
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Ali phases within l. limits Of the cry Of Memphis
and t Unused sc uhurls kept Tor the pdrPose Of re-
saaz syirlsEsas, wilson's a-at AqaoEs Of any kind.
ust Re ce, md ept clessd 5y and after Z O'Clock
=. Il th.= DAY.
any PERSIA violating the lstasr sririt CT this o-5-
by keeping opez d. aking saloons, retailing therein
V5th closed css. wi. 5sct themselves mpVison-
raent shd ths forfsi IRE Of taeir entire STOCK.
This order sprhes to steamboats, viie lying Al ths
tandinE.
D C. ANTHONY
Lieu. Gel aaa Frcvost Marshal Il the city Of Mem
rhis. 3ly-tf
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SPECIAL ORDER NO Is
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNEssEE, \
0FTIcE CT THE PRgvGsT aiBlE aAL GtNKRAL,
MEHPHn, Tennessee, July H. 1892.

DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE,
0FTICE CT THE PRgvGsT aiBlRaAL GtNKRAL,
MEaPHIL, Tennessee, july IL, lSo2.
In order that inpeoent, Psaocsbls a. wo disposed
persons may not Euer oc bao conduct OF the guilty
parties coming with tho purvie Special Order nc
H. GATED July le. 1903 reiierea fo5a the per
ton saia order by signing tie following parole
producing to the Provost Asrsusl General c, the
Provost Marshal Il aomphis satisfaction! guarantees
that they Will keep the pledge t-troiu maze:
PAROLE.
l. have not Stree ;ae occupation OF the city of
II Inphis oY the Federal army given sid the allied
Confederate srny, giytn sny Information of
the strength position Of The Fetsral army
to any one conneosea " III seid Confederate army.
II Will not during the ocoup fancy Of Mem his by
the Federal army and my residing Their in oppose
spire military authority United
states, that will give I'D conf IT. inf alton,
or encouragement soCae Confederate army, nor
to aby per-, c. operating herewith.
All which and pledge upon my sacred honor.
rs command Of Major General Grant
VIZ. 5. HILLYER,
jy13 tt Provost Marshal General.
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MATTHEW'S & HEMsHALL.
MEMPHIS STEAM DYE. WORKS.

the school OF this CREST and celebrated Chernios
Dyers gnd scouEees, 0sok Mstshews. q St Louis,
has oeec incnc to open establishment for arriving
on the aboys ssaess Ia all its bnlnchss Every ds.
scription OF gvatlemens ATS VESTS q PANTS ars
Dyed oensed, and restored to their original perseon
entir y removing every spot Of grease paint wax and
tar together wiz ell OTTER bemishes and impurities 20
Nhch sueh garments ara sble aud warran The spots not
70 reap1ear. Call and examine samples of Coat essns
Esscal attention paid to relying Fad es DRESS rs and
SHAWL5 ETC. In of failure render salts action
charge will be nsde Office MAN, between G. yoso
and Beal. zg te2S-y
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ORDERS no. SIS.
EEADoUBTEss FIFTH DIVISION.

s. -------------- AKMT 7RE TEs HssEE,
hEsff1s, Ieaueesee, July q, Iss2.
The undersigned hereby assumes command in Mem.
phis and vicinity All orders Issued by my predecessors
VII be Respected and enforced
Stat officers stationed at Memphis will report at cnoe
in writing giving full Information as to the condition Of
their Departments and the location Of their officers
". 7. SHERMAN,
jgzs-u Msior-General.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. TO.
DISTRICT OF VEST TENN ESsE e,
OFFICE OF TaE P2oYo 7 hiARSaAL GEN ssAL.
MEAPHis, Tennessee, Jaly z, 1852

No newspaper win be PERMIT ed 70 be Published within
this District Jules the Editors and ProFris5ors Thereof,
ssl fret take oath that they viii bear true a
to the Governments OF the Cutsd Of America and
tha; they vii support the Constitution and Lows hsreof
al Hsclaim or renounr- all sueglaUcy to the 50 called
Confsdera.e States Lycal Provost lis1sias m se that
This order is strictly enforced.
WI. S. BILLYER.
jys-a Colonel an3 Proves, sIar=hal General
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24

BIsHoP LEE, of Delaware, has emphaticaIIy
condemned ths rebellion in his address to the
annual Episcopal Convention. The Bishon
thinks that 10 keep tack The plain testimony
of Scripture upon great Questions of civil OBJ,
legation and responsibility, when the founda-
Gons IF societv and srez4-------A-
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APoEm TO PATTI.

o Charming A6elina
hcy sweet is thy Amina
Hos bewt ching thy T. iinAi
Hos seldom SIS ha 0sl
More iunabl- Normal
an have ! ever seana
More esi yabie ko ms.
Bot % t g the praise I mana
Las there q oBiibays b-en 4
feors more rhymes 10 Edelina.
Punch.
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ORDER-kO. u.
DISTRICT OF WEST TESNEs IT
OTFIgB OF THE PzoylsT MARSHAL GGgsaAL-
MsnPlIls T.nnesSon INV & Is67

II any proprietor cccupans Of any building in any
wn city within this District IA the occupancy the
Federal army, shall display suffer to be displayed from
biz or her house any eensbe dag other emblem in
rend to Insult the Federal army loyal citizens, il
shan b the duty Of he Local Provost Marsha TO tax
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eminent uses.
WI. s. HtLLYER,
Proves; Marginal General,
iys-k y istrict West Tenn.