Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-30

IL. No citizen will he permitted t1 90 he
yonl the limits Of tho Trans Mississippi Dis
'rict, without a passport approved Nv the
Provost Marshal General.
L. Provost Marshals will carefully scrutin-
izc tho authority Of officers anl soldiers -
sent from their comm lnd-. Where the au-
thority is not sufficient. the person will be ar
rested, aud return Ell to his command. il prac-
ticablc: if not ihe case will be reported to the
Provost Marshal General.
ID. Division and Parish or County Provost
VI rshals are charged with the organization of
Independent Companies within their limits =
When 4 company IL organized. il will he imme-
diately reported TO the Parish County Pro
yost Marshal. who will Immediately muster
and inspect thinking n report TO the Divis-
ion Provost Marshal Division Provost Mar
shals will make = weekly report Of all such
organizations to tho Provost Marshal General
II. Each Parish or County Provost Marshal
will parade and inspect the independent Com
paninies. under ns command, once every two
weeks. The companies may be paradel separ-
ately or together He will take every measure
to put such commands in good condition for
service against the enemy. Each man should
be provided with gun and ammunition. a
horse, haversack, canteen, and sack for
carrying few days forage. He will cause
tho muster rolls to b. properly prepared and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 tue ADMINISTRATION Oh the
oath Of allegiance to officers and men, and to
the procurement Of commissions fer the Off
GERS. The style Of such companies will be
Independent Company No. ", --
County (or parish
Each Parish or County will have its own
series of numbers
Is. Provost Marshnls will see to the rapid
transportation Of dispatches to and from Head.
quarters An officer Of a separate command,
in the field, may put dispatches into the hands
Of the nearest Provost Marshal, who will en-
iorsc thereon the date aud hour Of reception,
aud .ign his name officially thereto. He will
then dispatch trusty man, we'll mounted, With
them to the next Provost Msrshal, on the de
rect route towards Headquarters, who will re-
ccive and receipt for the same, endorse rs be-
fore, and send immediately forward,to the next
Provost Marshal, and 50 on. Dispatches for
this department will be transmitted in like
manner. This means Of communication must
not be used by officers, except in cases where
the intelligence borne is really important and
requires immediate attention.
10. Much must necessarily be left to the dis
erection Of the officers Of this department, ia the
discharge of their duties Ii is enjoined upon
them to be upright aud bold, to free themselves
from all prcjudice-to look carefully to the in
terests of the country, to the exclusion Of all
fear or private feeling. In their hands rests
the order and well being of the people, and,
TO very great degree, the success Of our cause.
They will make frequent communications with
each other, and this Office, keeping a careful
watch upon the interests of the service.
B. T. DANLEi, Colonel,
and Provost Marshal General.
Attest:
ID. T. SHALL, Major,
and Assistant Provost Marshal General.
HEADQUARTERS TRANS. MIss-DIsr.,
Little Rock, Ark, July 7h, 1862
The foregoing Regulations" are approved,