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GENERAL ORDER NO. I.

HEADorARrRRs UNITEn SrArRs FoR~xs
MEMPHIS. Term, June 18th, 1859.
Drunkenness upon the streets has become so COM
that it is disgrace to the army now occupying
the city. s
Hereafter the sale of ale and lager beer is prohib-
ted and the Provost Guard is instructed arrest all
persons guilty of violation of this order. By order
Of JAS r. SLACK,
ju25 If Colonel Commanding
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. l3.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE,
OFFICE OF THE Pr vosF MAsHAL GENERAL,
MEMPHIS, Tennesse, July 3, 1852.

OFFICE THE Pr vosF MAsHAL GENERAL,
MEMPHIS, Tennesse, July 3, 1852.
All passes heretofore issued to Citizens either by the
Commanding General, the Provost Msrshal General the
Provost Marshal of Memphis any other officer which
may have been issued without the party being required to
take the oath If allegiance give the prescribed parole Of
honor, hereby Teroked.
No pass will be granted in any hereafter, except
upon the taking of the oath parole.
The parole will be substituted for the oath OAly in
special t the discretion of the officer authorized
graf passes where tn. party lives beyond the protection
of our army.
By command of Major General Grant.
WIN. s. HILLYER,
iY1O-tf Colonel and Provost Marshal General.
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SPECIAL ORDER no. IL.
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNEs SEE,
OFFICE or THE PRovosF MARSHAL GENERAL,
MKMPHTs, Tennessee, July 4, 1862.

If any proprietor occupant Of any building in any
city within this District in the occupancy of the
Federal army shalt display suffer to be displayed from
his her house any teasonabe flag other emblem in
tendd to insult the Federal army loyal citizens k
shall be the duty Of the Local Provost Marshal tax
immediate possession of such building and tn
oceupants and convert tire hospital other Gov
ernment uses.
WIN. 8. HILLYER,
Provost Marshal General,
iyeH District West Tenn.
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(0fice Provost Marshal Generai-)
MEMPHIS, June %, 1852
Passes issued for persons to pass out Of the city
will be understood to mean the person alone and viii
not include goods, letters packages.
Where letters found persons passing out,
without being marked PASSED BY the Provost Mar
shall, Post Commander or General Commanding, they
win be seized snc delivered to the Provost Marshall
and the offender arrested.
Powder, lead, percussion caps and FIRE arms Of all
descriptions positively prohibited from being
red out Of the city by citizens Citizens also pro-
hbted from carrying them within the city limits on
pain of forfeiture of such weapons and ten days
6nement, for the first ofense and expulsion South
lines. to be treated spies if caught within
them thereafter, for the second.
By command of Major-Gen. u 8. Grant.
WM. 6. HILLiER,
ie29-6 Provost Marshall General
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GENERAL ORDER NO. s.

HEADQUARTERS u. s. FORCES
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20. 1862
Members of the Board of Aldermen, the Mayor,
City Recorder, and all other persons discharging any
official duty within the city Of Memphis. and under
the charter thereof required to come before the
Provost Marshal and tako the oath of allegiance to
the Goyerpment of the United States, within three
days, in default thereof VIII be regarded sympa-
thizing aiding and abettng rebellion, and viii be
treated as only traitors deserve.
= By order Of
81 JAMES R. SLACK.
Col. Commanding
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The officers and soldiers of Gen. Hurlburt's Divis-
sion are requested to report to Capt John H. Marble
at the Gayoso House, this morning. at 10 o'clock. to
make arrangements to join their command.
J.R SLACK,
yeak.tf Colcnel Commanding.
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GENERAL ORDER, NO. "a.

HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES FoRcRs,
MENPHIs, Tenn, June II, 1852. (
No officer or soldier viii be permitted to leave his
p Jst on picket guard.
Smuggling or lounging about BY any guard picket
win be promptly punished. If the officers do not re-
port and punish men guilty Of such oHenses, they
aall themselves be arrested and prrishei.
No soldier officer who pretends TO have had
property taken from him when absent from his post
and duty, shall have permission to search for the
same or have any redress.
G.. N. FITCH,
jul3-tf Colonel Commanding Brigade
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GENERAL ORDER.

HEADQUARTERS INDIANA BRIsADE,
MEMPHIS, June 10, 1852.
Hereafter until further orSars,the sternwheel steam
or Hettie Gilmore, with blue flag hyingwi be found
or the foot Of Jefferson street, between Il,
hours Of nine and ten o'clock NJ to take such per-
sons as may have passes from the Provost Marsha
- going to Cairo, Illinois.
BY order of e -s-.e G. n. FITCH,
JosEPH D. CowDn, A. A. .A.G. ju22-tf
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FOR SALE on LEASE FOR TEN
YEARS.

A BEAUTIFUL BLOCK OF BUILDINGS on the
a corper Of Madison and Third Streets fronting l4s
FEET on Third and "A Madison street. in the center Of
the city Of Memphis.
This property is finely suited and situated for Hotel,
kept on the English style The building s four stories
hih the main portions being the second story the
arst being accessible with three enacces from Of the
pavement without any connection with the upper part
Of the hotel If desared. "a.
This property be purchased for half cash, the
balance in two, thFee four and i've years. enabling
the party purchasing, to pay with certainly ons half from
the proceeds Of the house. great bargain here be
had by applying between and the last of this month
20 me- my once in the Gavoso Bock, at my resi-
ence the Charleston and Memphis Railroad one and
q half mile from the city.
62w ID. M. LEATH5kmAN.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 1.
HEApeuaKTEks U. 9. FORcrs.

HEADQTlkTEks U.S .. 2
- EoI MEMPHIS, Tenn, June Il, 1862 I
Il being made known to these headquarters that
thsre are parties within this command who hage in
their possession notes. blls and chooses IN acon be-
logng to loyal citizens Of the United States; it is
therefore required Of s such parties to deliver to the
owners of said notes, bills and chooses in action
upon demand, and upon the payment of such Iegit-
mate liens the holder thereof may be entitled to
by virtue of the laws of the land upon the party
ing said claims proving his loyalty to the Government
Of the United States, and that he, she thev have
not been either directly indirectly engaged in the
rebel service.
By order J. R. SLACK,
Gel Commanding Post.
Z NJ. p. EVANS, A. A. A. Gen. lu2-u
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ARrIcLE ad-PArIENTs ANp VlsIToRs.

ARTICLE sd-PATIENTS AND FIsIIOks.
SEC. l. Pa tents viii obey and all prescriptions
made for them by medical officers, and administed by
the nurses will conduct themselves with prcpriety
no proans or Indecent language under penalty of 81 for
every otfsnss, to accrue to the hospital fund.
sEc 2. Patients In the Judgment Of the assistant
geons able 70 DO so win riss ss ga. M and make hsir
h@ds.
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PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,

NAAPHisl ItnnesSets Jul! ., 100. }
All places within tbs limits of the city Of Memphis
and its immediate subarb~ kept tor the purpose of
ailiag sprituous, vinous L8st liquors Of any kind
must be closed and kept eOsed by and after IL o'clock
NJ Of this day.
Any person violating the letter spirit of this order
by keeping open dr. mixing saloons retailing therein
with closed Of, will jet themselves to imprison
ment and the forfeiture of their entire stock.
This order applies to steamboats, while lying at the
landing
D. G. ANTHONY,
Lieut. Col and Provost Marshal Of the city of Mem
This. jy3-tf
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 10.
HEADQUARTERS on STEAMER & VoE PHuL.
2D. BRIoAnE, 3p-DIvIsIoS DIsT. Miss.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June s, lS6:

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 8, 1864,
Al negroes, except those who came with the com
mand to this place, and Of whom descriptive lists
fled at these headquarters, will be excluded from the
lines and boats Fa
ANY officer or soldier violating, or conniving at
violation Of this order, viii be severely and promptly
punished.
This order viii be read at the heads of companies
tomorrow, 9th inst, and at guard mounting every
morning for a week g. n. FITCH,
m22-E Cnl. Com brigade.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.

DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE
oFFIcR OF TIE PRovosT MAKssAL GENERAL,
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, July 2, 1862.
No newspaper will be permit ed to be published within
this District unlcs, the Editors and Propretors thereof
shall first take oath that they will bear allegiance
the Government Of the United States of America
they win support the Constitution and Laws thereof
and dsclam all allegiance to the called
Conf derate States. Local Provost MarshaIs viii
this order is strictly enforced.
WIN. s. HILLYER
jys.H Colonel and Provost Marshal General.
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GOLD FOR COTTON.

COTTON of all grades, In the bale or loose bought at
$50 .masss street, Memphis, By
tys-aw O. REIsKELL.
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GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 1.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
ARTICLE lst--ADMIssIoEs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS
PATIENTS

PATIENTS
l. AS it is desirable avoid crowding of
patients in the permanent hospitals viii be admit
ted who not constantly, In great part confined
their beds for all others, veil convalescents the
camp hospital the best pe. Exception TO this rule
is where the corps to which the sick belong s the
mareh-not having tents and camp guard behind, and
not being piled with surgeonsfor such suitable camp
hosp tails will be established in convenient places.
SEC AL patiests sent to permanent hospitals viii be
furnished with the following papers, viz Surgeons
tcate setting forth DAgnosis Prognosis and general
of the disease aud its duration. I'd. Muster
and descriptive roll clothing and pay.account Should
the captains Of companies have bAIk3, they must
copy the forms out of the revised Army Regulations
The surgeon in chargs is not to reject any patient r
want Of such papers, but. Immediately notify tbs den-
qusnt officer of the omission and If not rected in
able time, reort him them to those headquArters
SEC 8. Immediately after the morning visit, the at
tending surgeons will report to the surgeon in charge the
anne, and ward Of any patient whom he may consider in
fitting state to his camp, and he having sas
fyed himself of the facts will furnish the solcer pass
10 his regiment setting forth whether he considers him
fit to return to duty otherwise.
ARTICLE 2nd-sURGEoNs AND THEIR ASSIST
ANTS.
sEcTroxI Tho chief surgeon viii superintepd-
ant of the whole establishment and specially have in
charge its Hygeine He win make frequent inspection
Of the wards the Kitchen the water closets and that
snbordnates at their posts he will far
possible recy all disorders the spot If necessary
report the He will admit visitsrs and give them
suitable Instructions for their intercourse with the sick
SEC The assistant surgeons viii have definite charges
assigned them by their cheid him in the performances
Of his duties and visit the sick, twice day
The morning call viii commence at NJ, the evening
call ct Each assistant surgeon viii note his pre-
scrpons, the side OF ths patient well the
diet prescribed and hand the to the hospital stew
ard when the call is flushed by him. to bs entered in the
4 prescription and diet books
sEc 8. Nurses win be kind and ssctinnate with th'
sick entrusted to their cars lo1 themselves untme
!. jssts or profanity, under military penalty.
sEc l. Female nurses, while they expected to con
duct themselves with the dgnty and proprieiy
viii at once report eef surgeon Medical Direct
or any rudeness improperly of conduct against them
| selves
SEC. s. All the officers and nurses win be mustered b
the chief surgeon at ~ A and st P. n, st whie
time the assistant surgeons will report that they sat
isfied that all the SICK are in their wards.
SEC g. The WARDEN ster xfil be assisted in his dutie
by the fese nurses the supervision Of the cobins
wa. hing and ok'ag departments
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FOR SALE.

TFtHE STOCK and FIXTURES Of retail Drug Store,
on one Of the best locations In the city Apply II
this otaos.
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL
GRANTS COMMAND.
SPECIAL ORDERS No. A.

HEADouARTERs DISTRICT OF WEST TE,NEssEE.
(0fice Provost Marshal Generai-)
MrwPtffs Time 2R 1862
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BY order Of
GENERAL ORDER NO. S.

NJ. P. EvANR, A. A. A. Gen.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-07-28
DEATHS,

IN Hospital. at Richmond. Va on the 9th ;rs.o,.
1e eos ". hoou, aged = years. On the first call for
Ioops ~ RESIST northern oppression, he was q twelve
months volunteer. but before the expiration ef that
period ne enlisted for the war. Emaclated and vas
teu oy olsease contracted in camp, he returned home
on SICK furlough, but being eager 10 ioin his cnm-
rades III arms. on the first approach Of conNalescence
ne retained TO his camp, where disease again attacE.
cd him andhe fell q victim TO its fell inroads H.
embraced religion at Centre Camp Ground (Caldwell
county n 0ctooer 1889, and ever after adorned a life
At the Windcr Hospital, Richmond. Va. on the
i4trJuIy, Of brain fever, Jacob NJ. Rogers. the first
born son and child of James w. and MARY AdeIine
Rogers, in the 10Th year of his age. He wa. 4 uriyote
IN CO. K. (faleigh Rifes) l4th Reg't n. {. Troons
inspired by affecting of patriotic love for !. his WI
his native land he entered the service Of h III c omn'
try as a volunteer, in the defence of the rights of fhe
south, IL May, 1881, before he had attained his 18th
year. his last hours, cheered by the presence of his
1Atner, were peaceful and apparently painless. Ills re-
mains Were broughtto this city for ~interment.
less Of Ashe nonntr : : On 'nly, 1872 shadrach Har-
Hairless was among the first that responded to the
fali OF ms country at the commencement of this war.
great bravery throughout that day. He received with
aellgist the orders to advance TO Richmond, and all
! through the bloody series of battles around our capi-
raj, this brave boy fought as becomes a true natriot
and soldier. In the lasr engagement he was MORALLY
e%osassny w az m pa5is eeasssaslpg & ms n,m left 1or erest, His His
qualities, and nanys1ttsnAe at home mourn his I'M
Al his residence in Marion, Mcdowell county n
e., on 9th inst, of typhoid fever, CaptAW. b. Haiy.
! burton, in the 33d year of hs age. nc was late Can-
tain OF Co. b, in the 3Jth regiment, NC. VS.
At a meeting of the Chatham Boys Co. G. asth
Reg: n: C~Troops. held near Drury's Rluf Univ 5sd
resolutions were adopted expressive of the sorrow
OF the Company, on account of the death of one Of
~ y Meln9ers-o. W. Z. Sler, of Chatham. These res
olntlons bear testimony to his exceliency of character
as a true friend, and a brave defender Of his cnnntrv,s
cause, as manifested in the several battles throu.,,
which he had bravely fought. The sympathy az t5a
Company Is rendered to the bercaved parents. broth.
ers and sisters of the deceased.
THE proceedings of the Company comino To hand af.
Yer our paper was filed up, we are compelled TO mako
tne aooTe condensation in order 10 make room for
their insertion in this issuel ~
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Col. Philetus w. Roberts.

At a regular meeting of Ashevine Division No TX
sons OF Temperance he'd at their Hall, JuIy l5th. the
Undersigned were appointed to report resolutions nm
on the death OF Col. p. w. Roberts. Tho fnlIo,v;na
Wshlch received the unanimous approval of the Divis,
ion were presented
l. Resolved, That while this Division wonld hmm
Dy DO" 10 the VIII OF the great Disposer of life and
Geath, the members can not be insensible of the Great
loss, That they individually and as an Order sustain
II the deatn OF Past Worthy Patriarch Col. p. ". Rob.
erIs, Tor many years a true and devoted Son of Tenn.
peranee and member of this Division.
x mat Brother Roberts was a good man. a davoted
CHRISTIAN and patriot, and in his death Buncop,he
county and the State of \. c. mourns one of her mos,
worthy citizens and best men. He left a lucrltive
Law practice to enter the ranks as a private in the
confederate army OF his native South, but his talents
anu worth soon marked him for pr motion. he -
CHOSEN list Lieutenant, and afterwards Captain on hs
company, ana at the reorganization of his Regiment
Coionei; lie was in two regular battles and several
sklfnlsAes, IN all OF which he deported himself "a
became a brave christian man contending i'm the
cause or right. He met death as q christian slrnuld
Win nrm reliance Oh the merits or the Redeemer on
old. JeiS
g. mat the sincere coincidence of this Division be
rendered 10 his venerated parents, his deeply afflicted
"lie and latherless children, and to his other relatives.
e. Ihat a copy of these resolutions be forward. "a to-
MS family, and also to the Editors of the Spirit OF the
Age and Asheville News
D. 1nata page of our journal be devoted to the re-
cora OF MS name and many virtues.
a. w. CUMMINGS,
j. b. SAWYER, Com.
JIM. ISRAEL,
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FOR THE SPIRIT oF THE AGE.
Letter from Buncombe.

BROTHER GoRMAN: 1t is a long time since
our friends have had any thing from Bun
combe. One reason is we have not had
much to say, and another, other matters have
engrossed attention. Please find enclosed five
dollars for the Spirit Of the Age, and YOU
VIII send five copies to Ashevifle Division
No. 10. This Division has continued to
hold its regular meetings, and occasionally
initiates a few members, but most of our
members are in the army not a few of whom
have fallen by the hand Of the great, last
enemy The land mourns it's noble dead.
Academia Division, and perhaps one other,
besides No. 10 still keeps its banner to the
breeze, the others have suspended. Most of
them are in condition to revive after the war
ends.
To-day five companies leave for the seat
OF war, these, with those in the field, swell
the list from the county to sixteen, I believe:
this ls@@ rtainly pretty good out Of a voting
population of eighteen hundred. But few
conscIipts will be found here.
The Female College has just opened it's
session of course with greatly diminished
numbers, yet it does not think of surrender.
1t went through last year with all its regu-
lar exercises, graduated a good class at the
end OF the term, it will do the same this
year.
Will the Grand Division meet this Fall p
think 1t can, but others nearer the centre
OF the State must decide the question. | am
anxious to see all our machinery kept in mo.
ton. Yours in L. ?. & T.
A. w. CUMMINGS.
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GaE Catawba Journal please copy.
CAMP NEAR RICHMOND, Va

MR.. EDITOR | have not time now to write
concerning our Regiment, but wish to say
we are o quartered in a very pleasant
camp. We are blessed with fine water and
everything else necessary to a soldier, vet
the nealth of the Regiment is ~shockingly
badly. Many sick ana dying; many too,
who could have been saved. For one, I cam
see the propriety of keeping men in
camp to pine away and die, when it is lust
as easy to send them home where they can
be cured by their friends.
1t is a common saliag among Surgeons,
that they had better bury three men than
send one home. Now, Mr.. Editor, the world
knows we profess to trust in God for our
Success IN this great struggle, and if a south
arn= naligia.as eaplsSlth;Sisi il. accor-
dance with Divine justice, | will yield the
point. We may vainly hope for Gods as
slstance while men are treated as brutes.
NJ. G. DAVIS.
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The FEDERALs SKEpADLING FRoM CuMRRR.

1HE FEDERALs SKEDADLING FROM CUMBER.
LAND CARVE have information from gen.
tlemen just through the enemy's line. that
the Federal force which lately took posses
sion of Cumberland Gap has evacuated that
position, and made racks back into Ken
lucky again. We presume they were fright,
ened off either by the prospect of starvation.
or by certain demonstrations made by the
Confederate troops in that neighborhood, who
worked as if they were terribly in earnest.
From the same source we learn that large
bodies of Federal troops have recently been
passing through Nashville towards Chatta-
nooga. Our folks there, we may say without
divulgins anything eontraband, are fully pre-
pared for them. We may look for interest
ing and stirring news from that quarter, or
from Middle Tennessee, shortly. We regard
Tennessee, if not Kentucky, as now in a
fair way for speedy disenthralment. We
shall see.-KaorpiHe Register 11th.
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LETTERS .FReM OUR ARMY.
CAsP CAapRrK.. July q. 49,

AMP CAIPBEJ~. July ~, 1857.
DEAI: EDITOR: For the benefit bf the friends of
oapt. dulIs Company from CleaveEnd and Catawba
COUNTIES | anu induced to send You another short COM
since ! last wrote, we have moved from Camp Man
gum near Raleigh to this camp, which is seven miles
aboss hlnston. We find our location more pleasant
1han We expected it to be. The mount in boys will
II ia a with the water, but it is not 80 bad after
Al. Inc wells in this section are very shallow. and
tne water Is drawn up by cranes, instead of wind
lass ana rope: The country is level and fat. Our
encampnient IS on a sandy ridge and would be health
Iul were 1t not for ponds of rain water all around rs.
"hicn 10 our view give promise OF abundance of chill
ano Ieyer. We are 81 miles from Newbern
Inc health OF our Company is now quite good
I mere IL Dat little sickness. Sine writing last We
nave mad the misfsrtune to lose elk of our number,
whose death was occasioned by cold following mea-
sies: Ihelr names are Robert Hoyle, Albert Carnipe,
Lew Hoyle, David Warlick, Robert Mccall, Ransom
Prlce. The most of these died in the Hospital AT
Raieigh; We have religious services twice on Sab
pain and PRAYER meeting every night. Our Chaplain
is Rev. VIM Royal, who seems disposed to do his
duty IN regard to our spiritual good. Occasionally.
with your permission, Mr. Editor, you will heaffrom
US through your correspondent. EZRA NULL.