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Confederate Commissioners.

Messrs. Mason and Slidell sailed for England in
the British steamer Rinaldo from Halifax instead of
the Niagra, and have doubtless reached England by
this time We have seen various accounts stating
that the Confederate government had sent Messrs.
Hunter and Breckenridge upon the same mission
shor. time previous to the sailing of Messrs Mason
and Slidell. Canada and Halifax papers have au-
thorized these rumors by very confident statements
of their arrival at Halifax and their sailing We
were not disposed to credit the statement and hence
did not notice it. but We find some of our cotempo-
raries begin to speak Of it as fixed fact If so, it
has been the best managed secret of the Confeder-
ate government. 1t is certain that Mr.. Hunter Sec
rotary of State has been absent from Richmond for
some weeks, and that his assistant Mr.. Brown, is
attending to his duties. Much silence has been o.
served too Of late in regard to Gen. Breckinridses
movements But a remark of late Louisville
Courier that Gen. Breckenridge had positively re-
fused to allow his name to be run for Confederate
Senator or for any office that would take him from
the command of his brigade, throws doubt upon the
statement that he has gone to England.
Yankeedom, England and France.
We are frequently asked what will be the upshot
of the squabble between Yankeedom and Great
Britaing 1t is difficult to tell. We are, however,
far from thinking that the -Slidell affair is
settled by their surrender. England will demand
an ample apology and disavowal Of Com. Wilkes
action. and the pusilanimous Seward will comply.
Additional difficulties may arise too, on this same
question, growing out of reported aggressions upon
British vessels in the Gulf of Mckee, and the arrest
of Southern men on board Yet We despair of a
war between England and Yankeedorn, so long as
Seward is at the helm to apologize and back down..
We cannot, however, doubt that in short period
England and France will recognize Southern indie
pendence, and will raise the blockade. Neither of
these acts would be just of war between them,
although Seward is pledged to fight all the recog-
nsing powers" But be will crawl out Of it if hole
is left large enough for weasel to squeeze into
France is likely also to become principal in this
conflict, account of the impairment and aggres.
sive character of the commanders of Lincolns YES.
sells. On the 9Th instant, dispatch from Mobile
states that French man-of-war approached Ship
Island under neutral flag for the purpose of com.
muncating with the French Consul at New Or.
leans. The Federal feet fred into her and some
what crippled her, but the Frenchman did not re-
turn the fire. The Yankees apologised but the
French commander refused to accept the apology
He telegraphed the French consul at New Orleans
We expect, therefore, to hear that Louis Napoleon
will call Lincoln to account, promptly, for the act
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TO BUYERS OF MILITARY CLOTHS, AND
CONTRACTORS FOR UNIFORMS.

TO BUYERS OF MILITARY CLOTHS, AND
CONTRACTORS FOR UNIFORMS.
ID ECENT PURCHASES OF LARGE LOTS OF
lH Cloths and Cassmeres adapted to CONFEDERATk
REGULATIONS, enable offer extraordinary induce
ments to purchasers and contractors.
Our extensive MILITARY CLOTHING MANUFAC
TORY guarantees the utmost despatch and entire salts
faction to private or government contractors.
Attention is respectfully solicited by -.....
SHAFEK Il SCOTT,
Military and Civic Clothing Manufacturers,
Sycamore St, Petersburg Va.
N B-Applicaisn to the following houses, will receive
prompt attention above.
A. s. SHAFEK, Richmond, Va ..
II. A. BrRuouGHs, Lynchburg, Va.
T. L. HARDING, Raleigh, N. u.
BALDwINs Civic and Military Clothing Establishment,
Wilmington, n. e.; and
Mason BALDwlSs Military Clothing House, Whining
ton, N. c.
Jan IA, 1861. 5-x9t
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A general suspension of the Northern banks has
taken place. The financial panic at the North has
produced embarrassment the Federal Government.
The people generally are beginning to realize the
troubles in store for them.
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

Il WILL SELL AT PUBLIC SALE AT THE
L Court House in Raleigh. on MONDAY of February
Court, ON credit Of six months, likely Negro Woman
u years Of age without husband Children belonging
to the estate Of Martha E. Terrell, deceased.
w. J. ALLEN, Executor.
Jan. A. 1862 std
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A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN ALAMANCE COUNTY NEAR THE C0MPANY'S
-.. - SHOPS FOR SALE.
VyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il SIS of LAND situated three miles north Of
the Companys Shops. about half cleared the balance in
original forest On the place is new DWELLING with
rooms with fire PLACES in each room. Good orchard
fine water.
Terms accommodating. For further information adj
dress me at Haw River p o. N. c., R. Y. Maiden Esq,
my Attorney at Graham. n G.
G. W. SWEPSON.
Alamance Co., N. c., Jan. IA, 1862. 5-*tf
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sOMERvILLE FEMALE SEMINARY,

SOMERV1LLE FEMALE SEMINARY, ~
LEASBURG, N. C. -: + p, aba
THE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION
will be resumed the second Wednesday in February,
1862. -, al .
Board per session of twenty-cne weeks. $42' SO
Tuition in the English branches from sic to SIS. Il
Music on the piano with singing, - $2e %
French Latin or Greek each, 500;
Contingent expense, 3d.
Lights, 90
SOLOMON LEA.
Dec. 81. 1861. 1-wstpd. y
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, -. =
5RIcHsoxD Dec 10TH 1891. Isl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that ON AND AZ
ter the I'd day Of January ensuing the interest on the
Funded Debt Of the Confederate States will be paid in Coin
presentment of the proper authority the Treasury,
Richmond at the Assistant Tressurers, aeposares
at Wilmington. Charleston, Savannah Mobile, Nashville,
OF New Orleans 81 ~. .-......-r,s, ,,A,l1. II
tSignedD G.: G. MEMMlNGER, =,
=; Sect Treas. ~
Dec 81, 1861. 7' IL il WIT -
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Jan. IA, 1862.
ATLANTIC AND N. c. RAILROAD.

To the following Consignees for the week end.
ing, January 4th, 1862.
Goldsboro'-E Il Borden E Wellons, T Atkinson
Cox. Richardson, John Coley, Crawford b
Hooks, John Holowe, W Kcrnodle W Uortch Ex-
press Agent. w IL Jones, L Humme, Chas Slower, W
Oliver, Benz Ellis DR. Warning, A Riggs, Thompson
Ellis, Langston.
Raleigh Bledsoe. E Fisher J T., g Lewis
PeSend, rs Tucker, J II Bryan, y Limpcut
john Nichols.
Co. Shops-Dr Chapman.
Observation-Disclosures Manf Co.
Gibsonvle-E NJ Holt, D Fost.
Graham-Jesse Grant. W G. Clendmer, C Curtis.
Wilmington-J Willard, R Il NJ, Son.
Hillsboro'-H Whitfield Kirkpatrick Z Ii Slrayhorn,
Newiin. Mrs Z II Knox.
Faisons Depnt-W Tant.
Haw River-T NJ Holt
Manassas-R Monk
Boon IIill-Thos Edwards D Pearce.
Nahuna-N G Holland.
Wilsou-L d Round;ree.
Hickory Station-A Oxford.
Lexington-B Kinney, C Winkler.
Chapel lIiIl-DrJ 3 JONES'
McLcausville-John GARNER Smith GARNER, R Phil
Mebanesvie-C Mebane Co.
Warsaw-A Fl Jones.
Charlotte-SeaEeld.
Richmond, Va.-Porer Bintord, Powell, Ladd l. Co.,
Col. Gorgas Y Stokes Co
Salisbury Summer, Sleight.
Thomasville-C G Brukn,au.
, Greensboro j d Donnell, Woody.
7 Staunton, Val Ii Trant. ....
High Point-Cedar Falls.
Petersburg-P Parnill.
Durham's-W Rigsbee 5.-*lt.
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HIGH POINT FEMALE SEMINARY, e,
HIGH PoINT, N. G.
yGyHE SPRING SESSION, 1862, WILL BEGIN JAN.
Il UARY H. with the same corps of teachers that las
given 50 general satisfaction heretofore The merits of
the school, and the unusually o chargfor board and tut
tion, induce us to hope for liberal patronage. =.
CHARGES FOR % Wees. 90.
Board exclusive lights s4O Tuition, including Latin
and French, $40 to SIS; Piano or Guitar, $50. a.
TERMS:
Forty dollars in advance the remainder the close of
the session. We furnish oks at peace prices for cdsb
but stock of stationery is exhausted Pupils admitted
any tme and charged only for The time they remain.
Address, ~
8. LANDER A. NJ, Principal
December 10, 1851. 50-wStpd.
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YADKIN INSTITUTE,

DAVIDSON COUNTY, n. c.
TUlHIs INSTITUTION Is TOO WELL KNOWN
Il require many words about its location, character
and future prospects, IN 81
We open the 10th session January I'd, 1852 undeIfhs
Of myself and other suitable teachers. d si,j
Contingent fee $l.Oe Board $3.50 per month"; Tuition
from 80 SIS per session We have small offices for tive
students in a room and only two. Books hand y. ID
BEATAVILLA FEMALE SEMINARYs.'"@
This Institution is about half mile from Yadkn Inst
tute, and nnder personal direction in every
The young ladies' board in my family and have every adj
vantage of home life shall be aided by suitable teachers.
Contingent fee $10s. Board S. 80 per month. Tuition
80 to SIS per session. Extras very low Try
sion. - ~
Inform of your intention to be in school, and will
meet you at Lexington Depot. -l....,l
Dec 81, 1861. 1-w8t.5 =
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"7ANTED-A YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE;
w in teaching, wishes situation either in some Wiz
lage in family in the country. She is fully conpe
tent TO give instruction in music, Latin FRENCH and all the
schools Recommendations of satisfactory character will
be given. Address, Rev. SOLOMON LEA, *
Leasburg, Caswel County, n. c. il
Dec. 81, 1861. ]-w3tpd.
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ROCKAWAYS AND BUGGIEs FOR SALE.
II HAVE SOME TEN OR TWELVE NEW BUGGIES
and Rockaways for sale, which will dispose on
sOnable terms
Especial attention will be hereafter given at nv shops
to Repairng-for which Cash on delivery will be demand
ed, in all cases.
All persons indebted to for work. are requested to
forward and settle their Those who cannot
pay the cash. will please close their by note
N. s. HARP.
Raleigh, Dec. II, 1861. 5l-w7t
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TRINITY COLLEGE.

TRINITY COLLEGE.
VU0HE NEXT TERM WILL COMMENCE JAN. 7, 1882.
II The College is in full operation, with q complete
Faculty. classes Of good size and everything necessary for
thorough Collegiate education. .. -
Whole expenses for ten months, about S165.
Address the undersigned az Trinity College, N. G."
b. CRAVEN.
December 8, 1861. 49-wtf
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" @. M. DEPARTMENT., fst'
Raleigh, Dec. 9th. 1861. g
EROM THIS DATE ALL PAYMENTS FOR
u contrac,s with this ofcs will be made North Caro-
lima Treasury notes with interest charged upon them from
the date of issue to the date of payment All bills drawn
on the department must be drawn payable in such notes.
..-s q J. DEYEREUX, .+a,e
.s-s Majol ALI A. O. n. ?,
...-.zg $3.50 1-w3t,
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WARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGE INSTI.
TUTE, r.
VX7ILL BEGIN ITS 42D SESSION THE 9TH OF
w January, prepared to give ample instruction in the
solid and ornamental branches at former prices. 80
Board, washing, lights per 90 weeks, ,$67 so "a
Address JULIUS WILCOX, Principal.
Dec Is, 1861. 5l-*w6t.
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DkSs DECmS|S SEM1NAhI FUR 1UUNCR,i
LADIES, WILSON, N. C. s.:,tt-.4g
VNHE SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL
Il will commence January 23d, 1859. .,. ss = Il.
The Seminary is located the highest and perhaps most
healthy town on the Wilmington aud Weldon Railruad,
and in the most quiet and desirable portion of the
The building ample. All the departments will be sup
piled with teachers of ability and experience. a.nt
Board, 50 q week. This includes Washing, the pupils
furnishing their lights; Tuition from $40 to $25 ses
son according 10 the advancement Of the pupil Music
with the Of the instrument, t22 50 Drawing $40 Oil
Painting SO. .-c-s ..: mi. - ., aff, 80
For other information, please address .,,,i
CHARLES F. DEEMS, Rector.
Jan. I, 1862. 2-w4t.
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NOTICE. tAL 'e'jldi nj i
: a & GUARDIAN OF RICHARD TERREEI.,

GUARDIAN OF RICHARD TERREEL,
"A of Wake County, hereby caution oil per:as skasst
trading with him, or trusting bim for thing yhatss
is not capable of contracting Tor himself and no
debts CONTRACTED by him. =
n1e1y s minor. - h. NAV need
JAMES N. PACE, Gusrdise. /.
Jan. 7. 1862. 2-wStss
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,:,-.-. .--z.s WANTED. IT,, ~. scEJ7 n {
ANE MATR0N, ONE ASSISTANT 4MATRON, AND
" ten good Nurses for the General Military Hospital ct
Raleigh n C. E. 1 BgGkk 4 HAYWOOD soxsssa ss
December 81, 1861. 1lG-x&swtf
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IMPORTANT NOTICE. r:,syr, ,.rsj
A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE SUB
IA scriber either by open Or hose are hereby
requested to come forward at and close ,be ms
paiing the cash. 49, ~. LYNN ADAMS -
Jan. Z, 1862 e'-- 2-ustpd ~
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CAL SCHOOL, f@@ - Is
GERMANTON, STOKES COUNTY, &C.
REV. r.. HI. SMITH, Principal.
Board including washing, fuel and lights, Sc to 81 90
Tuition, 10 to Is 90
UERMANTON is A HEALTHY, QUIET VILLAGE.
u and young from the low country would be pleas.
ed with the situation. The school buildings superior.
large number in the Institute with The Princi
pal The exercises will be resumed the 10th of Janua.
~. 1862. -.-.>
For PARTICULARS address the Principal at Germanon n c.
Dec. 90, 1861. 52-6w.
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!. MEMPHIS, sATURDAY,,sJULY ! p. z. 1856, |:

Sac ; An patients vi entry into the hospital. bs
avssied Of their clsthng and amer being washed
shaved ard cobed If their ssAts OF Invested
In hostitsf armsps. kt thsir dismissal they win s4ys
ali hOspts sloahips and rssas their sws xicG has In
the mean tim. beea tAogOughiy cleanssd aszf szs
szc l. Visitors win be admitted tsnndays sxeeptsA1
from \. TN 81. N. Thsy &ill Ssnd mp thair card.
with the obrct 81 their sias toths chief snrgssn vho
net incsnpabss vitA ne good of ss sick riil samt
them 4s42 s1&l aaf zSkI8 szai b4as
sac 5. No wine. beer spfsitnOs iisaors wi % CIV
BY visitors to the raentss and Shsy wit dAc&
css must to the surgean for the benst Of
any sf the sick that mar mest require thems giving
hsxsvsr the friend e visitor the prefsrsncs indI-s
vidnazsd eharity px duees heart burnngs and isal-
oasiss, and , fhsrsrs uaEeorer IN this vas e
SEC Persons desiring 20 visit sick prisonsssofwaz,
must haxs tnadditioe apsrme the Provost Marshal
ssKc =. Gsrgymsas In their ocNl functions. viii b
admitted a zlihearz oWI g1ufs1 ziadsna szsi,
ssC. Arrangements are 10 be made % celebrate d.
ssries syeEy sanda fOr such Of 1he sick
able and willing to attend. arffn n
q E4ae s3sa a. u .,IssAt, =, 49, ,o-' u
7T1aDa9 siaHsr sf Evns .eat.fs q
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NOTICE.
orY1ez PHovoss MARSHA
-. - rR Tcrl

MEMPHIs, Tenn, June iTs 1867. -
For the purpose Of better preserving the peace and
good order Of the city Of Memphis, the following
orders are announced for the Information Of all par
ties concerned; and it is made the duty of the Pro-
vost Guard to see that they are obeyed; -
l. The guard stationed in the various parts Of the
city win use the utmost vigilance to discover the par
ties who in the habit or selling liquors
in Distance Of orders. Persons found guilty Of q
violation af the order relating 20 the sale Of liquors
wl be at arrested, his liquors confscated. his
place Of slsiness closed, and the offenders reported
TO headquarters and punished TO the extent of mill
tazy ssthority. This order applies steamboats,
wen as in the city re--,r,.-s -, -. -,
IL The practice too eaen INDUCED IN by evil dis
posed persons of insulting and using violence toward
loyal citizens will longer be tolerated under any
aireumstanees. Union citizens who have placed the
American flag their houses win be protected in
this manifestation Of their loyalty to the Govern
meti and hereafter the Provost Guard are instructed
to shoot down any one who may attempt TO remove
the flag or molest the owner Of hls premises.
v No citizen, except the Police force Of the city
win hereafter be allowed to carry any firearms or other
weapons, and when so found they win be promptly
arrested and placed in close confinement upon bread
and water. The members Of the Police are required
10 report Themselves immediately &C this Office, and
register their namess stating the number Of the ward
where they Perform police duty. = st4 " -
e.IV. Lewd women are prohibited from conEersing
with seldisrs Fhle on duty nor win they be allowed
TO walk the streets after sunset Any Of the class
indicated who shall Violate this order viii be con-
Feyed across Ahe river, and will not be allowed to
turn within the limits of the city. .,-sf -.
isN Some unknown person, representing himself as
%Gapt J. X. Lindsey, Co. K, 4sd III. Vol, has COM
mitted5 several depredations by entering private
houses and taking private property, giving receipt
for the same under the pretsnse that he is acting BY
authority Of the Provost Marshal No such officer
is in this army- No orders issued to take private
property from the citizens, and ON repetition oi
these outrages is hoped the fact win be speedily re-
ported to Office that justice may be done and the
I guilty punished. .ststg b JOHN Il. GOULD,
-sasa8 .saais e5 yam Captain and Provost Marshal
ju22-H Col Commanding.
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sPECIAL ORDERS. NO. lss.

HKADouAR1xas, D1szR1oz OF wEsr TESxEssEE
AKMPHIs, July ., ls62
Complaints AOf<scent ifrsdsaress eroashs stOs the
attention of the General cSmmAndng render necessary
the publication of the following orders s e@ . ss
ocsrs, nOu-eomraiszionsa oaaesrs soldiers and per-
in the sefvcs the United Sases arc orbidden to
trespass upon orchards gardens OF private grounds
Of any person persons, any ater whsseser to
interfere with ths same without proper written aathor
" 70 do. Marauding, psring and any unauthorized
and unnecessary sszuru destruction prvate prop
prohibited by Gensrsi orusrs the DspArtmsn,
Nos and Is series 1861 and viii be pnalshed wi h
the extrs1as psnsities imposed By the laws Of sr witch
II death A3a ssssaeHo e2E ss8s5 IS ,ssauDEea
II. CjAmissonsd ofcsrs Of companies will act pass
their camp lines without written pefssion Of their dis
trc brigade regfmeutAi commanders, aud then only
official busiRess other urgent and satisfactory
reasons be gven IN the letter o. Pc naission Mon.
commissioned officers and soldiers are prohibited fe
leaving camp any time. except whom detailed On duty
on the wrttsa permis don Of the Regnlsntal Com
manders, who may grant such psrmissfOn more
than thres men II any time from zach company, to
b absent under charge OF commissioned oncer,
who win be held responsible their good conduct 9
III The pckets ana guard relief viii remain - their
Immediate picket or guard stations, unless In the dis
charge Of proper military dnt and viii not stragge
and sunirnai ny dealt with. 44i ga s-s'sas stss
" No Commissioned onicsr -commissionsd oacer
on soldier wiz Be permitted . be absent from imp after
..s,,n . ,,s,rnss. sseAS Es4nnsToee eo 90 ls-aw agsta
II The military police patrols and picket guards win
rest all persons found violating any Of tbs provisions
Of this order either by trespassing upon the gardens
orchards and grounds herein mentioned, seizure
destruct on n private property being outside q
camp lines sasing from their guard stations, with
ont proper authority Commissioned oacers 70 be
ported 70 District, Division Brigade Headquarters
and noneOmmssioned officers and soldiers to be taket
| before the Provost Marshal.
VI. ocers Of regiments. dstachnehts and companies
ana officers Of the day and Of the pece are sBjohed Il
use their utmost difgencein making known and snfare
ing an orders for the safety q the cOmnnan'
BY ordsr. Of MsjOf General u 8. Grant ssalassaEd
Ess91 70 Na7 t@1Sa"8F1 iIJN0. A. RAWLTNs,a -
iyii.tf sE@1i 81 Assistant Adtutant General.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. 81.
P...a.ss Y n, Es'ss.:1s 7 2.

RHRAnouARTERs, DfsxRzcf a. WksT TkNNEssxa.l
40 = , AA4FAIs, 4saBseste. Lay I. lsss s
l. ofcsrs and soldiers are srsby prohibited, uneer
penalties, from selling military clothing,
Asnmuntiou, whether sho sane 6ev pabic. privAte
property. eitizens In where such sales have
been naas. ths citizens who purchased the same viii at
once return the property purchAAed to the Command
Ing ofesr Of the Aesnpans gmsat to ,6lich zhs
soldier belongs of xkss srssles were obtained,
the Post Quartermaster under the penalty Of being
rested and placed In eOnnnsnasnt.
1fis made the duty 81 al ofRcers 70 zee ths; ths
strictly enforcea and that an ocsrt sosdsrs r
citizsHs violating M shAe es esthef ssink or purchAs
ing. are arrested.
By command Of Major General o. 3. Grant
= SSAE NsEMN ss9JN0. A. sRAwLINsx nsr,
Jyl1-u Assistant Adiutant General.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.
y ell. X lHEADouARTREs u. s. FoRcEs,
MRMPHrs. Tenn. .Tuue IL. 1852 3

II - az " s.1fsrr HEADouARrRRs u. S. FoRcEs, I
- MEHrHls, Tenn, june II, 1852. 20
II being made known to these headquarters that
there are parties within this command who bave in
their possession notes. bills and chooses IN action be-
longing to loyal citizens Of the United states it is
therefore required Of AL such parties deliver to the
owners Of said notes, bills and chooses in action
upon demand, and upon the payment Of such legti-
mate liens as the holder thereof may be entitled to
by virtue Of the laws cf the land upon the party own
ing said claims proving his loyalty to the Goyernrent
Of the United States and thst he, she or they have
no. been either directly or indirectly engaged IN the
~ arssr a. ESlszasss s-2a&5 = sfss.yy gas =
So 1s15sf,aAS as5olc Col Connmanding POST (;
M. p EvAzs. A. A. 4. Gen. s5aei jaa2-ti asa
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F
HEADouARrERs DisrRIcr OF wEsf TnsNesskR,1
MsmFhiss July > 1859. nss1oq
sscrIos l. The rank q medical Il ws Is Osr Ofosf.
Is decided according to section 5and Section O. Of the
Revised Army Rsgulations. Where therefore surgeon
OF the United Stat Army, Brigade surgeon serves
with Dixiion, holding hs commission from the Presi-
denhs takss prscsdsnes before III rsgmenta surgeons
and 10 the senior onacer. - s s. ~ - e.'s.
A circular issned from The yA ,fhte, wAshingtOn,
through the Adiuant-Gensra Of the Uatsd States ARMY
defines that thu senior Medical Otcer Of Division is
sx-ofacio 10 the Medical Director thereof. - ~
skc 2 aedca Directors OF Division wili Inspect tbs
rsgmsntA hospitals instusnss, medicines and stores
and that thsy always in efficient state for instant
use rt..ss--I =,
skc g. Medical Directors Of Divisions viii zee that
Surgeons regiments carefully keep the yarions records
required by the regulations ~ - ..sFsss- ~ ~
sxc.A To facilitate labor, Medical Directors Of Dfy
ous will require the senior Engineer OF each brsads 70
callsct f,m the kegimsnsal Engineers their monthly
and quarterly repOrts consolidate them Tor the brigade
and send them the Drectors Of Divisions who II turn
VIII consolidate the brigade reports and transmit 70 the
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