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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
OH FOR A LEADERll

To The k1itor Of he Wig:
What moment 10 our history is this What int.
rests crowd into itntefests Of millions living Of many
more millions yet to live There have been periods du.
ring our srugg, from which might have been snaohed
glorious and sDdIring triumph. lut the God given
opportunities were permitted 70 pass uuimproved by
those WHO EaAaed stunned and confouDded by their
own achievements. Disasters followed ald have
kened II We do not misttke, in the popular ssnli,
men, feeling fruitful of great accomplishments
any victory could have done. The people, far from be-
ing dshssrteped, have been made the more bravehear
ed w resvrses, AZ this moment the stream OF pop
ulsr isengof sublime devotion 10 the holy Ct
Southern ireedom-is really TO flow in any chiya!rous
AID practical direction indicated by our leaders.
Leaders !-Ah! hAve-we any such Have We the
who in tbs hour Of pause aud expectancy and de-
vG.iOn and sacrifice aud uuuterabe determination, i'm
bodies he courage Aud enthusiasm Of the people and is
capable to ad rs they are eager to follow-Vko Is
ready to spend and be spent they for toll, sac"
hce, slhsrirg peril aRd death. Il we hav' he has
yet TiseH above the crowd and ad:anced the front
We have glib mer enough in Congress and out of it
good clothes, good voices, and all thAt-speeobi6srs
and motion makers, Office holders and oice-seekers
isuI" OEOWNeh sAiu W euS'i 'NS $500 "-' - ~
need OF you and turned them Of the House, locked
the door, and put the key in his pocket.
We have Generals too, most scientifically educated
men who can epeVd months in fortilying position to
abandon 1t on the Rrst approach Of the enemy We have
auy quantity Of these engineers in soldiers cOthes but
where is the "Dur Hoinua," the man OF the crisis, ct
the people, OF the occasout Yes, where is hes
Were there some in position now, who personi'
fed or could body forth the deep determined spirit OF
ills people, some man to lead the thousands upon thou
sands of freemeu with their sbotguns aud pixies and
great fearless hearts-some direct the tide OF poi
ular feeling which makes momentsry pause, both in the
armies aud out Of it, the spring clmPaign would be
brief and glorous-fnshed with thunder.csp-
Jefferson Davis pointed to by all as that man. his
patriotism, his courage his military genius have won, and
III hold the hearts Of tue natiOn His voice eau reach
every secluded spot in this wide land aud will call forth
a m lion Of Warriors II needed They will follow him
10 victory or death. He holds as no other living man
does the destiues of this COntederacy in his hands
Il s, therefore, with eIutsnt joy that We hear it ru-
mored that the gallant President expects soon, 70 take
the isd and We only urge upon him the Importance OF
doing so at once. LIT him ell for fifty thousand fresh
IN n az his Young Guard Let him take command Of
the West and VIC ory and glory will be ours.
KENTU KY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
ArrrNrInN.

AN auth rsd ty the Governor Of Virginia. 70 raise RSt;l
ol o. es a. E; sUch companies alr e7in5 81
ast ,UlJr el b. mustered !n0 a. -egycs " the
Confederate states or e r., q uCsdst log
T tso e yt ss q, 'ute a-i EPeeia SeEVc' In the city
OF REoul uCt e. b ordered away ron the eiy Of eh
uoaL Tl service rvejrIo T. would no. b. accepted Thus
.ppurtury cEe-ed those the aims % whose families
nlsss oIs Eoud eNIs mey ncOnvenient
be ordered tOu sE1r' % serve tr country, ui
Gus ns subjected this Inconvenience rsat hey VIII be
cle into service in capacity, and that Gt 0oa, no oRe
iJuNA.
-1. &c .- u - e-.i 90 BY ns ny 5ec, for
'reu-.f..t, 10 gr'y'l's 'ors. hs'-eeL
J1ss is Battalion De Ssd o-CAHed Al orcs The op
rtuHy Of seclrug The Adyntass above mesuoaei may be
l7tL
eoul rlg1 aud lists a. hr hands q cIcers ~ the 18th
Regiment, which hsy sgn wisho-t ming q my oflce
ruO5 J. Nv. y,
fel5-u Col lgih Regiment
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
. GoRGAs, nsuisnAnt- Colonel,
nEN.T
NOTICE.

> L III u O',LDCK a NJ March 25th lSG2, for
the De yery - n hro a Of
oHcspi a Tents Il by Is feet, Il feet hsh ~ GO. Sal
pl rt vi'h poles I'D pins. t'''.
ioWB rsaJ fest Inches ri4ge. feet upSrlAh comp
IN every respect.
itO6wai Teuts BY 700: wall complete With dies poles
and ms.
Bid nay ne nai ios any nuber OF Tals ,y tho4IAnd
5gs tents Eh-b J.grac,c, mu.t ,JJilrn he seen
- @ utc htlgrs S s'ais the time required TO farul the
WI le o. tI-.r hl 10
PAyu-r-s ri b made on delivery Of eA-h eco 7ea and the
- pas o1tu-t5 Cen eiratr b'n Is ysd BIDS 70
bs ael enclosed -ui el ors,i "rroI0sali Tor Tents
B ryt mA1ulAstu:e Of such cloth IS The Gov
ruuslt c1n Oclrs into Hospital, Re Sud Wal ress tie
ash po'e ms rope Ar, -na T. &c SAILS
-tr -tyuy fr Es'yras--s o. coulrsc' tpe iu-n Tents
ape nc, o. Wulc ae wss nas. ontosm, ~
ths &c B' % scale aad endorsed Proposals for Manu-
l.cturlng rrn.L"
ry 6,asr QIarteruA,.er General, O : 4. ...
j /. MCLEl land,
mis-. MAJ ALi NJ.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
G. y. OF AMERICA,
WAR DEPT IDNANOE 0fPI0k,

RIcHaoSD, March 1859.
DIM WILL BE RECEVFD AT THIS OFFICE UNtIL rHE
ID 18th day OF April next, Tor the fol owing ORD
NANUE aud ORDNANCE AiE iAL for the Confederate htAss
QIO OOD tors charcoal cold blast Pig Iron,
80 UOO Of Rlo ms, (eharcoal)
tV eco tors Wrong Elt Iron Bars, OF Ts-lous gzes
TO lO-.nch 0iunblAds,
leO ; lnCh Col .ruOiAds.
leo Ilch siege ana Garrison Mortsrs,
lOO Is lnch seA-coast MortMs,
5Oo Il poundsr Iron EoWtE-rs,
so 6psunter Iron Fed Guns,
Bs NAV be made for sny quArty Of Iron hundred
aud for any number guns over ten; -, . ,
nrawugi Of guns will be "a nshed only TO parties whose
idsrS MI state the points OF delivery Snd the which
no hundre tens u iron may be expected 10 be far
They us also required furnish the whole Of
Br, for guns will the date Of the delivery the
dine required 70 supply 'he whole numoer.
Payments Vi be made delivery o. not less hAn any toss OF
oo the tight psy one la IL Confederate bondI r
as tnu be sealed ana enc envelope
Proposals Iron Pr PosA for Guns IS the eAss
be.
mh6-tAplO Ohief Ordnance.
80 lhe foioui,g spers will please iusert e above adVer
luth April and send dupc ate 9Th copy Of %
Ordnar o. settlement: TIE Rchnoni EHquirsr WI
Gnd LspNtc y uhbrR Republican sAunion spettA, A0us
dOl VI gnAu Petsrsb tgpr.ss Rae IN kegs VII
nlrgt,n IN Jou-nn ,ro,te IN Ru len; hArlss e.
O. Mercury and Courier Columbs Is O. south Car nan Al
A Constitution Nsi ssvarr Ah (Ial 'epuhcAn Colun
bu a. Tine; Atlanta Ca C5nirderScy Rome t4A one Ia
pc Tallahassee (Is b. rdSr; Huat,yie (AabAmA)
NCut. (h Damal Alive tier and hse hCh; ala
1eg ,;sr Mrmrrs (r-uu Al pea; New erleins a. Ball.
in re Ayure uta Be az Os sscct jackson (N) hitssp
ps-; CUrinh MAS TApe Lite Rcck lAk Gas tie Ass
IN .reEs.F sEet.s, galveston iC,Nas Herald.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

A SPECIAL NOTICE To THE MILITARY
N want d.sene-y understood nat 1 an mAHgi'euri2s
Tor military silver etters mad - order
AE5 Brands 1 an descriptions viz Sour, tobacco, grain
bAgs Nchin,ry, tents Ac NJ e wst rets0ISois Pr
snail Stencils ios marking rl0t-z with udrl5ls lax cut In
he nsattst style
Those II uAnt o' either q the above ss vii do vel cal
,at examine peraI before purch stag es~hers c. On
address G&AdAN Brand Cur boT AZ; next door 70 The
n,lBr,fIan H.t- Richmond VI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
CRESCENT CITY I'M MANDATORY,
GEnRGE IL. NINTKN. sole Aa.nI.

lAGsNhNA VII lth NAV fAANAfih
GEORGE ", NINEkN, sole Az'n
80 10 .SAs s.SEgr .NEw ORLEANS
News I1k, s. cts y Rcd Ink - CTS 10 SO 2 D
p y rra - DO DO Car ne Ink, 81 -
Car!IeA o. 40 DO Tx, - cts & "a
Cor er Pl.t Ink g. 50 Go Purple int, Is de 1'
Au.6g-ara.cI.k 8 do Brown Ink tl - y p
EN-Tt- "A rCrlpN!c Ink : Green lnk, : - 20
4 IN h. r. ,phc lu, a. ich can We low Ink, $50 90
aoi BE- Pho. gr Vh-d erased NAr-sn--.. t3cts i .
by sng c1 .ra!-Al process Gold SiEs o. DO
Blue iuk sl es - $50 = BIor7 IS eIto l.50 Z
These In.s ar % sul 5r quality : lnusu.-I IL New Or
leans hy urNrtira chgn warranted equA the best
rh.n make general BY the New Orleans
p . -- -
All orders Adirss,sl TO gro n vISTEN,
Type F5uu'ry and Printers wsreholse
No los PoydgAs stree, New OrlrAns,
I'll be- prnup.y attended 90. fe1t-dS~2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.

YHRks
n,ylv Pnnsr a psr sunun sso-Eseky, IS NesEy So a.
vay n sdVAnos be .Ade a. ms rsH o. 1s
20 liaen Il eases vhsre tTdereeh 'Aken Oh 0e
lsssrl9 "a Peat Osss eonlalHlAS messy
ArvEeT-1Sa.
unsh adhuonai Insertion ......--..--....s.-.--.
Ons aonth vitheHt allsfAaoR. ~
% %
90 % ..----.ssssssss.s.ss ~ ~ ~
Frysiv 90 % .....--.....ss..s'sS
sn uoath1. - SC
Twelve MONTH";. b. ~
Ho .Avsrtsnrnt BE eoasdsl ed 6y Ne nonh or JsG
= rps-ast cn hAauserpA PreVoulJ sseed apoh DC
--ut not -ArEsd on Ne cepy for aIpe'Aed aArl.
n, Of acs u he coaausj anti ordered suA and PAynsn'
sHs-te1 acccrf'nsy. - t., -, A..
a yi ne Aurua Aiyg-Bess g gopsr = state
- r only sKI.a-s % hesr ln aie oesness hsa
Ta @ a. 81 other Advertisements sent oJ the1a 70 DC Al
aadIlonA eharg1, aad T. Yluzloa- .--.,,. =.
80 gal sst5te sad GeasrN AsentE hdVqRseuenu Ioa
49, , ta yea he chs-Eel - tEe asasi sAsli iape
sgseh NSsaa-ts a rAI % sgrecd ufcn. ,--
az BooEs-s gnt yearly advertisers seneray ehsAsns ~
Ar ors spuarra se privilege o. Change, shN n9I On uet
v.rv .vgr.e ussr mere than ne anennN
ar lr,- Standing rule under e contract n1 al s1eet
- ,s.S s-ouas ,o b. charged a. the gSua rates.
inserted 10 hv 3eH sesy Ng a. 10 cen,
ar aaaa-s o r-s 'ets f 'e '' i1sron 80 % o
So - o. 4. saa-isv-ll " % ~eeziy rs 'ert'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
LAR CARDS.
wv. y. RTRMELL.

ATTORNEY Al Law
RiCHH0ED VIRGINIA.
DRACrICTS IN s Of ue COass q ibis City, state and Con
y 'sier,te .,,.t.,,
-l,y taf5rg the Cour.i 3. meg . C-I-s. 1e'-S
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

Il PHILIP RAHM, q
EAGLEMACFIYEWORKs,
Clry JsirssE Is.} al ISh Syse.'.
RICHMOND -.
MANUFACTUREK OF
Portable and sAors ,TsAH ENGINES ofAny required
With either Locomotive, Fine or Cylinder Bol!e.s;
SgGiR MILLS. CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, IRONS FOR YEP
IlCAL saw MILLS, GRIsr MILLS DRNUN5 MAOH,SES.
suiNGlE, AT aai ir-ASiSa N,cstNEs,
TOBACCO FACTORY FIXTURES
or Ev.RY DESCRIPTION,
aaJ az k.4ds u
CASTINGS ~ iEDN o1f BRASS
TIE ubs,r -r Va, awarded yy $ Agricultural sOrey,
L,in Ei.hra. nj, Va, Ue ODER. i;,, ls GRAND GOLO
lie sSs1s by perr,oa to Governor Hsary 4 Wise, Ms,,
wslvick 5Srksiale Dunlop Aoncae CO. sad HaNan oTen
"'N ~
Ia pursuance ci WIZ Of PAIN, 2ss dec1 he foregoing
:, M, yt kit ,st 1. o.5.rs III o, fb'GIiy and IromPy
eKrsstsd ti4si-tal ADOLPays }. AAHA, sEE
LIND FOK sALE.
sun proprietor 9Ftss sNe ta1uGs7d twelve han
d-eI scsyso "a. CRas Asi Gam LAui, sell adapted &c
Nds,ppL ih lsaI situated "a lr Southern boundary Of
aovrr COUNTY on eealtfu LAKE three miles from TIE Va
- lon iuto ~ liver Upoa le,ialas ysaIs oil
81. a sa..gS. ., r,at aas 'iP ia' s a,
ous t q ths sane viii be ''sea 10 nesC properly 9sF'd
bis landing YlsoO River. care Of J. 's7 Drop,
o,g--u vlessourg, Ass
. EssVNGsi WAH.ED.
MAN "a, good oaTd s 1s Nto "a honest And SsPaois'
w is1i0 Arryto Dow = o.
MAN Es,.
10000 Sll''' ", ''f,i g: r., = be
WANEs.'.
- I,ns BACON BASKERNiLL
PEBR'Y 10, 1864.
NVANrEn-5 900, 600 1aht faroau and MusEra Skins,
n,i-r ''' - ''' J5aS DooLEY
.aEANFEl.we viih 10 buy oas thousand brshe!s FLAX
~ E.aa 10 Uh eh the g.es. make Pr vi. be paid
.I1OO GRAY MILITARY o,,,,,.,o.,.
lined in The body aaI hous ,he Cape, Ia N regular
li..ry ,e .uu and I,72, viJh military button them
jI Wa IaA ,Ntrd, IL sAln 5ir ct
CANNFRY SREG 'or sale IS cents per pound, sEApL
~ ABAKsKS DruA store cor ahoge 2 u
tA,sly -ajJ,ths sury cuseI Fmi B,cor, consisting Of
ans sls and shoulders 30 bbls "! sons pure CIDER Vn
'i,T ,.}s 90 ''n''n'''n' A'' I prE,aA~rs rss
A,aUTTLES.-ons case sau;tes Of superior quality, on
= :. ii5' II s''''-' 'o' ''' '' KsSr pMNE1Co
LNOI, SALE ubl,. Prime Lin'eed or ,,,,vo
AYUSTARD.-4O dosen, 10 tnS, ior sale BY
DURROWS' RRLIABLE MEDICINs, Just re:
ID ceiVed sale by p DUvAL corner OF hAn and
Oth Its W.
STARR,S SCOTCH SNUFF Mustang Lneuent, oI '.
- On Candle Wick Bottle Coke Tooth Brushes, UAnSy e d.
'''n''' Anu ''4-'' " PrfEisoS 90 Druggists,
tsb5 l5s HNlu str e.
SHIRITs TURPgNETINE and LubELeatinE
y OF. u'' rso"'V'' and for sails By ?. DUVAL,
AOn GRO,S HOTTLR DBnIJON CnHk y
4OO Of he beat atty for sale BY ": Psrli BON 70
leS Main street. u ~ aaA1kA "A'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
PARKE POTDEXTEB,
HssEAJH ssBsONl

TTCELTEiA at LAW.
NsyL- n. TrsY % rr -ars q GusI, Mercer Monroe,
~ N,ls1-rr aJ e7El and VII collect srd rsuii pane
- =. -. a.. :. ? 7.-.vG ylr-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

nIL,-s0 Calls Castor OIL
" 800 bs Potash
Coussna.isd Lys, iaH rsea''tby ,.., puyAL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
Union PRAYER ME ETI

ntILy Union PRAYER MI ETING. A Union
IL Prayer Meeting, und the auspices he Young sent
ur An Annexation, vii be held In the Cnied PresoyteriAn
Gu ch (nr Reaa At the corner OF sb snd Frankn streets
ng except Sunday until further no'ee At ~ oeios
pastsr and Of the various ehuehe sho
sta ger, the city, Invited TO attend aad
-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
DAVID =. &. CABELL,

a 7 7 -'IN-N = I n T LIZ "
TDEACrICEs Jla C1zI, % The ccu-aes o. Nsson AEl
A--1-s. ~, VII aUssl % sry AN easi1eas ,airaiis-N "
~ Estsss - Sl-s- Es,.aor,sP P o, Nsls,a Co. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

CPP CE EICaMoED a PE'ER'BuRG RAILROAD CO.,
Richmond, Va, February H. lSeZ (
nyand after Monday, the 7th tnsG the NAL Train
" this VII! Richmond at quarter before Ave A. H.
ms tAd OF ave, A. NJ, as heretofore. H. Gill,
fel5 General supt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10
KERFOOT a WALLER,

NR-P-oug. aitszl.a % Csgsgt5a and Lanl Claims.
RuraEsca-sAzausi N 6AE.Sn5, Aasg-st O n, va John
pp58.Tp Jr Auaers- @ H. Va, Garland Christian, LyaeA-
saFs Va N0svy a Speed Do, Jptge N = Bsr's:.. DAA''
FcE q. - rl-., --A-t'-iA. y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-03-10

IDIOws, PLOws, PLOws-HsvIng purchased OF
". Cards q. Co.. the patterns q all the iIes Of
he's Pl1E We pTepsrsito supply orders
and Castings for that we'll as for Wy Pal
IN =, Iiyin, Btob, and other Piows Terms csIh
~ GEo. WATT 90.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
RiIsy, shs DruHaasr Boy.

Terence Riley formerly drummer boy in
the 40th New York, was taken prisoner at the
battle OF Gaines Mills. After being left a
week in charge of 8 seeesh farmer, he was sent
to Richmond and taken to the Provost Mar
shars office, where be was examined By that
functionary. Instead of being sent to prison
as he expected, he was allowed the privilege
of going about the city Of Richmond when he
pleased he boarded at the Monument House;
was furnished with spending money, and pres
ents were lavshed upon him by the ladies.
He saw Jeh Davis standing in the street talk
ing with the Mayor Of the city, and describes
him in the following manner: she had on a
navy coat, black pants and CATERS, and az oil
cloth eapi looked pale and csre-worn. Gov.
Letcher, who is short, thick old man, was in
the crowd at the same time The streets were
flied with soldiers, who seemed to be constantly
on parade Among the visitors who called
to see the drummer was he ndsoms young
lady, elegantly dressed. She commenced the
conversation in the following style:
"Helloa, little boy, ire yoa q Yankee2"
AYES, Maam," was the reply.
"Wbat are you doing out here, such a small
boy as you2"
al came out ss a drummer in New York
regiment"
81 guess you came out bere to steal our pigs
and children AID cut ou- throats, as the rest Of
No, ma'am, did not replied the drum
ner.
"You could do as much damage as a man ;
you boys are the very worst enemies we have
We vail take care of you new Do you need
anything?n she continued.
mo, ms'am, thank YOU
I" Have you = clean shirt on p
"No, ma'am."
She then furnished him with come clothing
and invited him to her house, where she
treated him handsomely.
After being in Richmond a month, our
little hero called upon Gen. Winder and told
him he WAS sick and desired to die 1T home
and not in Richmond.
"W hat in the devil did you come here for7
asked the General.
" came out here az drummer
"This is q poor place for young Northern
ers. Out OF PITY will SEND you home, how
ever, because you are i'll.
He then gave the boy a pass, which carried
him safely 70 our lines Ais father, v no was
also in the army, and who is now discharged
soldier lives in New York. For boy 0 IF
teen, our drummer has had large e. perience
He is now at home, and nearly well. " hilt
in Richmond he had frequent con ests with
the bsys, y no called him nick-names but BIZ
usually came m victorious. lie visited oul
men in the tobacco factories. a man by the
name of Libbey las given up ten or i
d. Zen OF bis factories 10 be used as pri.on,
for Union soldiers. This boy, who is ss brlgb
as gold collar, says that our wounded sol
dIeIs cUInpislned that thei- wounds were no.
dressed, ana that heir rRtions we're insptti
Client ana Of poor quality.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
GEsEgAL HEDIGAL ORDER No. 3.
HEADQUARTERS. DssrsIcT 81 wEsF TESsEssxx, !
a LII

HEsDQvARTEEs, DssTsEcT 81 .WEsF TENEEssXE,l
MemPhisa July 8, lS62, )
sEcEIos L The rank Of medical, well other officers
5ec6s according 60 Section sad Section O. Of tie
Revived Arny Eeguasioss. Nhere therefore surgeon
Of Che United Army or Bgigade-su rgeon serves
with Dlvsioas holding hos commission frcm the Pres-
6enths tks PreoesUse before al regimensal Tgeons
ana is the senior ofscer.
cifculsr issue& f-cm the vaE 9face, Washington.
through the Of the United States Army.
defines thas the senior Medical Oficer of Division Is
ex-ol5eio 70 The Medical Digec,or thereof
SIC. q -5cicsl Directors 81 Division VII inspect The
regEsuzi hospitals, nstr5erts, medicines and stores,
al th4s hsy always IL efseisns st@a IoE instant
use.
SEC. 3. Medical D.recters Of D.yissoas viii that
Surgeons Of regiments carefully keep the various records
reqolFes b tie rssulseons.
SIC. l. 70 facilitate is5og, Medical Directors OF Dtvi-
sions vii require the senior Engineer Of each bTgsde
ceiact fr N the negmeural Engineers their msntbly
and quarterly reports Consolidate them for the brg4d
and them 70 the Of Divisions, who in
i g3ats The brigade reports transmit to the
edic plrectr Of the District the consolidated division
report whoa; deIas.
SIC s. Z gme tai SURGEONS viii every morning, max,
to the oonsad=r eff theiv regiment the morning rspor
required y regulations sud ssai copy Of the same t
t1s aisdicaa Director Of Division.
B. order Of aIajos-GenerAl Grant.
JOHN C. J. HoLSrON,
js4,tf Medical Director.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24

orchards and grounis heFsia mentioned seizure or
destEut on ef private property beng outside Of
camp lines, g ssegng from h r gcar stations, with
proper 4ntAoriy Co5unassien officers TO be re
psrted Distria. .n5tision BsA4s Headquarters,
aud non-oemmssuaea 0fcsrs sad sslisrs to b. taken
b.5ors the Ps vos M-Tsaal.
Vi. UoeFa Il Regiments dstachmanss and companies.
ana ofees Of 'he day and Ct t roles, epioDed to
shei7 diligence IN aasin kuowa sad entcFo.
Inc ogaers necessary f4 as s2fasy q lbs command
ard he ely.
By cider 81 Major General Z. 9. Grant
Jh0. 4. RAwLINs,
WILT Assistant AcJGianl G~neral.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
GENERAL ORDERS No. 81.



AlS'ei in' s 80 - =
morse OF i'as u ''e us@e o-e' : "a ~saS - 90
nee Sno uS'eu = - "-s'l
10 arrasrs' p .nesFa s1a .asA
ana ser Aps'' Zee 'A'stVo4is va %
passes 81 SHy 1'i't anee saw ss i'sus =
ana even ssarehs WAeh sAo oi1oI gSses = proper SHa
necessary.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 60.

HEADQUARTERS DTsF. OF WEST Tenn,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 3, 1862.
The system OF guerrilla warfare now being
prosecuted by some troops organized under
authority CT the so-calIed Southern Confed.
araoy, and others without such authority,
being so pernicious to the welfare OF tho
community where it Is carried on, and II Ye-
ing within the power Of the community to
suppress this system, it is ordered that wher-
ever loss is sustained BY the Government,
collections shall be made, By seizure Of a
sulleient amount OF personal property, from
persons IN the immediate neighboFhood SYM
palhizjag with the rebellion, to remunerate
tie Government for all loss and expense of
tio1.
Persons setting as guerrillas without organi-
zGtioa, ana without uniform to distinguish
them from private citizens, are not entitled to
the treatment Of prisoners of war when
caught, and win not receive such treatment
BY order of Major General O. S. Grant.
JoHN A. RAwLISs, a. A. G.
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
THE REDUCTIONS IN THIS pAY OF or.
FICEhS OF THE ARME.
OFFICE OF THE PAY DEPARTMENT, |
MEMPHIS, August 10, 1852.

-A0NAA -4A@f ~ ASV-s J
Eiltor Of the Union Appeal:
AS subject of interest TO officers Of The
army. | send you herewith TIE provisions OF
the act Of Congress which went into effect
July 18th, 1852, reducing their pay:
Forage 10 be furnished in kind, and can
only be COMMITTED upon the certificate Of the
quartermasteT that ha is unable to supply it.
Horses allowed TO Major Generals, five; to
Brigsdier Generals, four to Colonies, Lieu
tenant Colonies, Majors, and sll officers en-
titled TO cavalry pay, twoi Chsplaine, enc.
Officers assigned TO duty which requires
them TO be mounted, shall receive the psy
and allowances of cavalry officers of the same
grade.
Emoiuments of commissioned officers, not
increased by Act of August 9Th, 1861, increas-
ing the pay Of private soldiers. & By this clause
pay of servants hereafter will be committed at
eleven dollars month tor infantry, and twelve
dollars per month for cavalry.)
Officers employing soldier as servant, are
entitled to no servants allowances, and arc re-
quired to deduct from their own pay the
amount paid the soldier by the Government.
A failure in this particular, renders an officer
liable to be cashiered
Chaplain's pay, one hundred dollars per
month, and two rations per day when actually
on duty. st' '7s
Act of August 9Th, 1861, heretofore inter
preted reducing Regimental Quartermaster
Sergeants' pay to seventeen dollars per month,
to be interpreted to give them the pay of a
Regimental Commissary Sergeant, viz: Twen-
ty-one dollars per month.
The act emitting company officers ard non
commissioned officers and privates to forty
cents day for use and risk of horse and horse
| equipments is repealed
| All bands organized under act of July 22d,
1 1851 to be mustered ont Of service within
thirty days from the passage of the act; /. &.
/ By the 18th of August, 1862.
Each brigade is entitled to sixteen must
clans for band.
The act authorizing the appointment of ad-
ditional aids de-camp is repealed, but not so IS
10 affect those already appointed.
am bow prepared 10 pay resigned officers