The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-31

The following order is in accordance
with the views we advanced some days

The following order is in accordance
with the views we advanced some days
ago:
OAmo, July %.
The following order has been issued
General order No. Gal
HEADQUARTERS Drsr. WEST TENS(
CORNISH, July 20, 1862
The attention Of the Major General
commanding having been called to the
fact of persons within this Dis strict sym.
pathizing with the rebellion, who have
cotton for sale and refusing United States
Treasury notes in payment therefor, or
anything other than gold and silver,
which is paid them by spectators whose
love of gain is greater than their love of
country, and the gold and silver thus
paid indirectly afording aid and COM
fort 70 the enemy, renders necessary the
publication Of the following order e..
First. From and after thB FIRST day Of
August, 1852 gold and silver will not be
paid within this district, by spectators,
for the products of the valley. United
States Treasury notes are legal tender in
all cases, and when refused the parties
refusing them will be arrested, and such
Of their crops as are not required for the
subsistence Of their families. stock. Sc z
may be seized and sold BY the nearest
quartermaster for The benefit Of those
whom Il may concern Haa. -
Second. Money so received will be
accounted for by the officer receiving it
in his next account current, and used
for the benefit of the Government-onlv
60 be paid to the owners Of corps sold on
orders from authority above District
Commander 30. ..aas. rra.H.
Third. Any Spectator paying out
| gold or silver in violation Of this order
will be arrested and sent North and the
property so purchased turned over TO the
| proper Department, for the benefit of the
/ Government .t
Fourth. A strict enforcement of this
order is enjoined upon all officers in this
District. u. fr. q,
By command Of Mai Gen. U. S. GRANT.
| JOHN A. RAWLINGS, A. A.. g. 'Ir
JErFERsoN Cry, July 90 Col. Gull
ton, of the Ninth Missouri regiment, re-
inforced by Lieut. Col. ShafTer, of Mer-
rilps Horse, and Major Caldwell, of Third
Iowa cavalry, $50 strong, were attacked
at Moore's Mill, seven miles Eastof Full
ion, yesterday, by Porter and Cobb, 900
strong, aud after fighting till after 4
o'clock p. NJ, the rebels were completely
routed with loss of from 20 to 100 in
killed, wounded, and one taken prisoner.
Colonel Guitar reports loss of forty
five killed and wounded. He captured
guns, ammunition, baggage, &c, in pro-
fusion. The officers and men behaved
splendidly. Cobb is reported killed.
| Colonel Guitar resumed the pursuit
last night and will follow them over the
Jordon, ....f..... -..... r.
New YORK, July 29.--The Tribune
has the following:
"Itis whispered that Gen Halleck has
sent all the spades in Gen. McClellan's
army to the rear, and has ordered mus
kets to the front, All eveuts, there was
no digging there for the first time for
many weeks on the day after his visit to
the peninsula. Steps are being taken TO
bring loyal blacks by the hundred from
the valley of the Shenandoah within the
lines of Gen. SigePs army corps-to
what military pursoses they are 10 be
devoted is not known"