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MOIasses.
SHOES AT WHOLESALE,

TX CASES BOOTS and SHOES. for Ven, wouaen,
- Boys Mis- es a1d Children m sily heavy and stout.
ease or dozen only JOHN L. TAYLOR & co,
feiSlm Corner Adams and Second streets.
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TESTIMONIALS.

ULlce-In , JacKsOh bIOtk.
Nc letter answered snIsss IT contain one dime.
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them, killing and woun6ing number. Some
Yankees landed and burnt the town. The
Southerners retired. Our loss is said TO be two
men and two horses killed. Humbug G. II
- rl..--c-----r-,a- -
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LEROY POPE
NOTICE.
FOR SALE

NJ EMPHis PROPERTY, for cash At s,s.ssi,g,,
IVA low iaes Apply at
FAKRlNGTON 4 HOWELL,s
fei4 - Frn~t wv Hs- = puHafng
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S96 REWARDI

d ANAWaY from the subscriber on the llthe
III January, a NEGRO MAN named PRES -
TOS, about thirty -four years old. sn6 weighs q
about hundred and eighty peunis, il well~l--
spoken and an intelligent ran, about i've feet nine
inches high. He black besrd aud muAtaeke
and black Overcast with patches the elbow OF itI
Ths above reward will be paid for his delivery to me-
or for his lodgnsnt in jail where can get him.
faf2Iw JAS GRAHAM
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sPECIAL ORpERS. 10. 10.
HEADoUARTEas


MEMPHIS February 18th, 1852. !
In comp lance 18th instructions from Headquarters
/ First Division, Western Department al tsrmy
cepted leaving this city for points nor Of Hua bodt
or Of Corinth By raj road and al leaving by steam
boat for points north Of Msmphis, required ob
tain pa sport from George Winchester in DeSoto
Book Madison street. who is alone authorized TO issue
the same
IL All agen Of railroads or steamboats, are warned
aginst recognizing passports from any other source.
III An officers and soldiers Of the Confederate States
in eoplsnce with Instructions from Headq First
Division Western Departn ent requested epori
themselves 70 the commanding officer Of this post.
" persons ether fban officers AID soldiers Of the
Confederate Ststes arriving a. this city with passports
are rsquire5 to report themselves Geo. Winchester
v John V Bsugn and Thos. J. Il rris are appointed
Insp- cto Of pas ports a. Humbo d., aud - In
spector Al Corinth-
The above Inspectors are authorized 10 isane pass
ports TO parties nsrth and east Of Memphis who NAV
have necessarily been obliged get the cars at in
termediate psints.
Written Instructions will be furnished Passport
Agents, which nul. be strie iy oOnpl ed with
JOHN ADAMS.
Captain @. S. A Commanding
PASSPORT OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, February Iith 1864
This once will be open from O'clock A. n until s
o'clock P ~, after which hour passports viii be is
sued. GEO WINCHESTER,
Passport a gent,
fs4 lW DeSoto Block.
Argus and Avalsnehs copy.
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For Tax COIlectOr.

TETE are authorized to announce HENRY T. JONES
w as a candidate for the office OF County Trustee,
Al the ensuing n arch sleC ton jal0 te"
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SHOESi

SHOESi
Ladies' Pine Heeled KID Buskins,
q" Thick Sole a.
Z: Pine Congress Caters,
" SIDE LEced %
=. Plain KID slippers,
Heeled "
Pine Morocco Boots
Kid
PegRsd Calf -"
Glove KID Caters.
Glove snd Lasting Buskins.
Children's Morocco Boots
Heeled KID Boots,
Ankle Ties small;
Fancy eolo-ed Boots,
Psggsd Calf
Copper Toe Boots
Misses Kid ana Morocco Boots
Pegged Caf
Grain
Congress Caters
Boys and Youths' KIP and Calf shoes,
Grain
esif o5iOrds'
oents' Pine Calf oxfords and Caters
Boots
Stout KIP Army Shoes.
Brogsns. Mud Boots, Russets etc.
HOu-e SerFants ani Cooks Shoes.
We have this day cslyed large additional supply
of Boots and Shoes e. above. \ good sssOrtuent o.
sizes 80 mloh IN demand, will be uld in ths Eiock
~ Parties az distsncs sending orders viii havi
TAYLOR & McBwEH.
fel5.lm is4 Main street.
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E J. PARK, Esq-Sir: Your system OF tanning
has been thoroughly tested inny tannery. have tried
Il with and without bark, and feel great eradication
In saying that for rapid tanning excellence OF leather
and eheapnsss, it Is beyoUd all comparison tee best
method ever IN rse.
It Is simple aud easily managed BY the mort lnexPeri
eneed hands. No san fail q make the beet esther
II be follows your directions It Is enough for me 20
say that l perfectly satisfied, and even delighted
with your process 1t prove highly sstisfae-
tory TO every Yours, etc,
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1T " HOL BSAIB!

Il Il w hUlED Il Ii d |!
225 bales best rs OsEaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks,
40 cases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OVerAhOes,
I5 '' Gents Boots,
8 &" WOmcn's stOut Shoes,
III +" ChiIdPen'S Shoes,
6 {" Youths Shoes,
80 Boys Shoes,
20 =" HENS Kip Shoes,
8 % RuSse1 Shoes,
~ Umbrellas,
rs pieces TWeeds and CaSSimleres
so Jeans,
so Ticking,
s5 Kersey,
20 MerinOG,
IOO " Plaid and Striped Do
meStics,
20 GinghaHs1s,
10 Heavy ShiFting Checks,
E5O CaIicOeS,
so Hickory ShirtiDgs,
30 dozen OveraIIs,
IL Heavy Wool Jackets,
300 pairs PantaIOOns,
so Suits Gray Kerseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
10000 dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen Wool Socks,
20 " Wool Hose,
so T" Cotton Hose,
so Misses and Children's
Hose,
so gross Military Buttons,
goo lbs. Turkey Red Cotton,
so lbs. knitting Cotton,
80 lbs. Zephyr WOrstedS,
80 lbs. Sewing Silks,
100 Bed Comforts,
Blankets, Quilts,
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings.
BIeaehed {"
Checked JReOnet and Swiss Mus
Iius,
Table Cloths, Napkins and Tow
Plaid and White LinSeys,
Canton FIannels, Green Baize.
White and Red FIanmeIS,
ShaWls, Neck Comforts,
Black VeIvefS, AIpaccaS,
Irish Linens,
Handkerchief, CFaVatS, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents GaunfIets,
Heavy Buck and Seal
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet WarpS,
WrapFing Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table Cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at WHOLESALE, FOR CASH
R1 Country Socks, Jeans, Linseys, etc, will
be taken in exchange for goods.
JOHN [. TAYL0R s co,
Corner of Adams and Second streets
jsl4-ly
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0iOARSE. Fine aud Turks Island In store and 70 a
~ rive. For sale by
CHARLES s. SHARP, Agent,
fe5 No III Main strest.
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NOTICE.

I'VE Would hereby give notice that no z-ro
w more REPAIRING viii be done Ia -ssssS=s1ss2
cur Shops except for CASH The great Difficulty Il
making collections. makes the adoption Of strictly
cash system Necessary with at this time, and we
hope Of our customers wiz ask for credit.
shall positively make no deviation from this rule from
this date, eth-r for Repairing any sale Of goods
\. S. BRUCE & CO..
Memphis, January 18th 1852. Monroe street.
ial9lms
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MILITARY.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 4.

HEaDouARrERs o. s. EgRcEs,
MEMrHTs, .sune "A. 1862.
t having been made known to these headquarters
that bills posted up in the city BY the Federal officers,
advertising for recruits to join the United States army
lave been torn down by some unmitgsted traitorous
ndals, i is hereby ordered that all persons guilty OF
saoense upon detection, shall be arrested and most
severely punished by the military authorities, and the
Provost GHard IS required to be viglsnt and watchfl
in deseeting the perpetrators.
by order Of JAMES R. SLACK,
Colonel Commssnding Pest.
Official. NJ P. EVANS. A. A. G.
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GENERAL ORDER No. i.
HEADoJaARrERs u. S. FORCES
MEMPHIS, Tenn. June II. 1862

y
y beng made known to these headquarters that
there sre parties within this command who have in
their possession notes, bills and chooses in action be-
longing to loyal citizens Of the United States it is
therefore required Of all such parties to deliver to the
owners Of said notes, bills and chooses in action
Upon demand, and upon the payment of such leedti-
mate liens as the holder thereof may be entitled to
by virtue Of the lsws Of the land Upon the party own
ing said claims proving his loyalty to the Government
Of the United States, and that he she or they have
not been either directly indirectly engaged in the
rebel service.
By order Of J. r. SLACK,
Col. Commanding Post.
n ?. EyAss, A. a. A. Gen. ja22-f
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oETIcE Pnovosr MARsnAL

MEMpHIs, Tenn june II. Ise2
For 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-
vostGnard to see that they are obeyed.
/ The guard stationed in the various parts OF the
city viii the utmost vigilance to discover the par
ties vino are in the habit Of selling intoxicating liquors
IN defiance Of orders. Persons found guilty Of a
violation Of te order relating e the sale Of liquors,
VIII be At once arrested his liquors confscated, his
place Of business closed and the Offenders reported
to headquarters and punished Il the extent OF milf
tary authority This order applies on STEAMBOATS, as
well as in the city.
II. The practice too eften INDUCED IN by evil dis
posed persons Of insulting and using violence toward
loyal citizens win longer be tolerated under any
circumstances. Union citizens who have placed the
American flag over their houses viii be protected IN
this manifestation Of their loyalty to the Goyern-
ment; and hereafter the Provost Guard arc instructed
to shoot down any one who may attempt to remove
the flag or modest the owner Of his premises.
H. No citizen, except the Police force Of the city
viii 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
70 report themselves Immediately al this Office. and
register their names, stating the number of the ward
where they perform police duty.
~. Lewd women are prohibited from conyersing
with soldiers while duty; win they be allowed
to wsk the streets after sunset Any of the class
indicated who shall violate this order viii be con-
Feyed across the river and win not be allowed to re-
turn within the limits of the city.
y. Some unknown person. representing himself as
rs Capt ]. K. Lindsey, Co. K 4sd III, Vo hasScom-
initted several depredations by entering private
koases end taking private property, giving ecept
ii ssme, under the pretense that he is ac ~ by
etc ca of the Provost Marshal. No such -
is arnQy. No orders are issued to takes
3 frty from the citizens, and on 8 repetis X,
< ontsase txs hanea the laet Iii Il spec. ..s
ported to our Once, that jus See lohe md the
guilty punished. JOHN H. GOULD
Captain and Provost Marshal
Approved BY order, ]. r. SLACK,
ju22-f Col. Commanding.
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RADouARTKRs UsrTKD SrAqrs
MEMPHIS. Tenn. .Jnna =, Z

tgADoUARTKRs USrTKD STAqEs
gtEnPHIs, Tenn, June Is
NO officer soldier viii be permitted
post on picLA or guard.
Struggling lounging about BY any e,,a.,.
viii be pronaIy punished. If the bt;oe.f !
port and publ men guilty Of such O. +,
shallthemseRs be arrested and plnishe,
No soldiersr officer who pretends
property taxi from him when absent rs -
and duty, sht have permission to ss ~ - :
same or have redress. !
~. O. EeH
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VI HRADorAR1ER8 q. q 70 49, - e
81 AfnMrrfis, Tenn.s June 90 III ~
Msnbs Of the Bosrd 81 Aldermen. Ed
city Receef and all ether persons disst kathnsni
ofcisa d. slthin the city Of Memphis 3 Il NV
the charteti erecs are required to CONG s AnIsa
Provost MsAal and take the oath Of liss Anus
h. Govern " ef the United stares Is mrs mary f
sfiayg, or in 81 thereof VIII beregardsd rsss :
taizine, sid1 md abetting rebellion, 4 ,sa,y
treated rs on Orators deserve rs kate
pg1Her Of AIRY s.
JAMES r. sLAE xary
ri eo,,,ears Lew
n 49, Jane
Mp r a. a. 4. Gen. w.
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90. e..rkrRH ORDER NO. 70.

.,.Drvps o STEAMER : Won PHptk
hEAp ~, asnr. 3D. DIv1sIoS DIST. Miss
- MEMpH1s, Tenn, June p lss
ovoert those who came with tho
$3.50 a.s;s oiace. and Of whom descriptive i
8 .A 'a eEheadouarters, viii be excluded froT
and bodfs. 6S7,s;n
o ~ order. viii be severely and prom
Hshed. ,...as of oo,nr.
seorfo~ ea,r @. N. FITd
F1$nlng VI . Col. Com. Brl ~
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GENAL ORDER NO. !

H*puARTERs llITED Srark,o,s
fEAPHIs. INN, June I6S
Hereafter ealiag id nd passage c,,,ye,,
known as g ederste fnp,e Of a,e,,s,.I
Notes, Is po@ly prohjited, AID III ~, y
as q circulatin iinnl res ded IS iusuI sbe
eminent Of the ted stass' and a imptior.
the ignorant al luded.
All persons ping aFlnss ti prov d
order will be patty q rted I'll seFe,,,
by the military orit
By order Of Ls p
fcols q
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PROCLAMATION.

Ha.pouARTERs UNITED STATES :
dEmFHIs, Tenn, June zVth' =
ity Of hemphis now being in poss
IN srsl forces, the rights Of persons anu
~ i Constitution and laws Of the onl'e9l
vi been 1essored to the citizens Of
u and prisons living u the city and J
4 i resume their usual ave eations, n
4 ,saanee which Is soneeesssry to the
Sd and future prosperity Of people
Iohsen ACCUSTOMED p the blessings
a nent eyar vouchsafed to mankIn9
N gsts. theypeople are invited to cog
,r|'.rchase Supplies for their neces3
~ them that in so dong the poge1
etkment win extend any proteetlol
s,rs,i,ts kbeir interests msy DEM
JAMES i
Colonel CONT
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IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GENERAL
GRANTS COMMAND.
SPEoIAL ORDERS No. 1.

HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or WEST TENNESSEE j
f0sfiee Provost Marshall Genera.
AlEsipHIs, lure IS ls6z.5
Passes issued for persons to pass ont Of the city
VIII be understood to mean the person alone anc VIII
notinelude goods, letters or packages
Where letters are found on persons pass ng QUIZ
withou5 being marked PASSED by the Provost Mar
shall, Post Commander or General Commanding they
win seized and delivered to the Provost Marshall
and the offender arrested.
Powder, lead, percussion caps and FIRE arms o an
desc are positively prohibited from beng car
RED of the city By citizens. Citizens arp aiso pro-
hibited from carrying them within the city limits on
pain Of forfeiture Of such weapons and gen Gays con
Iinerue1t for the tirst otese, and expulsion South
oar lines to be treated as spies ever caught within
ssseai thereafter, foE The second
By command 81 sIajor-Gen. 9, s. srast
VIZ. S HILLYER,
ieoa.4f Provost Marshall General.
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GENERAL ORDER no. S.
HEADQUARTERS u. S. FORCE:
MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 90. 1862

HEADQUARTERS q. S. FORCES.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20. 1862
Members Of the Board of Aldermen, the Mayor
City Recorder, and all other persons dischargng any
Official duty within the city Of Memphis and under
the charter thereof required TO before the
Provost Marshal and take the oath of allegiance to
the Government of the United States, within three
days. or in default thereof will be regarded synpa-
thizing, siding and abettng rebellion, and win be
treated as only traitors deserve. $50
BY order Of
JAMES RxsLACK,
Commanding.
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nl1 Several aepredaticns ery errsftns pfEw
faq* and taking private property, giving 2 ree
fol same. under the pretense that be 5 acting
aalt,.t ~ Of the Provost Marshal. No snch cfideze
IS "a IS army No orders are issued to take prw
pro1ty froia the citizens, and on reretisicn -.
datTages tits hoped the fact willhe lly - !,
porfSo cur office, that justice may be ~ III
eaillsnnishcd. JOHN II. oSSsS
Captain and Provost Mo-
pIYed ~ crcer, =. H. us A W NJ
Jr4H Col Conn .'r,-,,.N
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HEApqIARTERs, q. S. FoRcEs
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20 1862
The etfseaTs Of Poncs, Of ths city of Memphis are
hereby required, within three days, to come before
the Provost Marshal and take the oath Of allegiance
as prescribed BY said Marshal for those asking
passes.
All Police officers falling refusing to comply with
this order, VIII be arrested and detained for trial.
BY order Of
JAMES r. SLACK.
Col. Commanding Post.
Official: ii. 2 EVANS, A. A. A. Gen.
iu20-u
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FROM 81. LOUIS.
ATTENTION FARMERS AND
PICKET GUARDS

r EFT my stabe, and probably The city, on Sunday
il morning June %, q 60EREL MARE, seven Or
eight years Old about fourteen hands high, pony bgt
round runp, heavy neck, in very good order, left
hind foot white With collar marks three inches long
on both shoulders black saddle with aiaue bride
broken bit with long branches and steel curb cIain
webb reins. I hired her out st o'clock a. n. to a
young man about twenty two years Old Eve feet nine
inches TALL sparly built smooth face yelloWssh COM
plexon, black hair and wearing grey Cashmere pants
and black coat. Any who viii r5tlru the Mare
give such information that can find her. zig be fber-
ally rewarded.
PAUL SCHUSIS1R.
Arabian Stable, Union street. between Sseosa and
Third streets Tv1-st
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viz AACfSos &AAcA1AAfA1s = katSos N~-t-
shel is hereby Instructed not to grant psss.
one except in cases OF urgent necessity, and 8
Of persons receiving passes to take the oar
glance; and all persons violating this orde,
promptly arrested and detained for failure !,
punishment.
" It is hereby enioined upon all Officers
eiers Of this command to see that tie publ;e
maintained; that the rights of persons and :
Under the Constitution of the United States
sected that the blessings Of the GoFernmen,
Athers shah be restored in all its pristine Il
beauty, and 90 far as can be done. consists
military rule, no one shall be disturbed in tbs
of his Legitimate business and sll officers
diers violating this order shall be severely n
vi. All orders heretofore issued by the CO..,
ing officer Of tlis post, and not inconsistent
viii be adhered to and rigidly enforced 1sIssss
ordered. BY brder Of
JAMES R, sTa
Colonel CommapS,4 &
0firiai M p rvans 4 ca,,a-af i
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And general assortment Y GROCERIES. FRUITS
snd Provisions siieh We stlsr 10 the Trade At the
lowest zates.
jez7-sf y ronpF
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GENERAL ORDER no. S. /

HEADoE ARzKRs, o. s. Fof v
MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 20 lS9 atsien
The eers OF Poles Of the city Of Mems
hereby 9qired. within three days. q JUIia Y
the FROST Marsha and take the oat miss minnie
a. prefbed by said MarslR illls eols,l'' =
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-sIth. 1852. Persons e6ll
please say g Advertised "
~ hcl5r5i1 IADIE.
Allen mrs Safak Ere ins
Armstrong mrs J W
Armour mrs
Ayers mrs Amanda
Bareg mrs Kat
Haekert miss Emma
Beard tnrs William .
Bishop mrs Martha
Blaeke mrs Emma
Bliss mrs G Jane
Bcuri1 miss Keate
Book mrs y W
Brooks mrs Victoria A
Browne mrs Sophia A
Brignole mrs A
Buchanan miss AUna }
Gamers mrs J
Canc1 miss Mary
Callaghan Catherine
Cane mrs Margaret
Clifton mrs Martha z
Cook. mrs Sarah
Cole mrs Lucy A 2
Crouch mrs Bette
Cummings miss Mary AMI
ClIneo miss 5laddalenor
Davie mrs W J
Dew mrs p
DeCardy mrs Fanny2
Dilis mrs Mollie
Dresser mrs Susan n
Dooner miss Ami
Egger miss Mary
Fackler mrs CM
Eeltus mrs Chas L 2
Fitzpatrick miss Norah
Fitzsimmons mrs xary
Flaghaff miss Catherine
Foster mrs Maf G
Frazer msiss 2 w
Garrison mrs Barbara
Gallery mrs Mary
GIlmer miss II Dodge
Graham mrs Ann
Gregg mrs Lucinda
Gorsuch Sarah II
Hare mrs NARY
Ham miss Nancy
H4iner mrs matilda
Hanna mrs g W
Hartly mrs Rodger
Hug mrs Elizabeth
Henry mrs CS
Hewett mrs Catharfue
henderson mrs Susan
Hunter mrs maryC
HOLMAN mrs Eugene i
Howard mrs VIM 7
Higgins mrs Elizabeth
Jenkins miss Jennie
Jones' mrs ] Riley
Jones mrs Rebeeca
Jones mrs II =
Kay mrs + l.
Keeleymrs margaret
Keller mrs Sallie s
Klein miss Victoria
Kline miss Aattie G
Lawler Eliza
Lemaster mrs WIN p
Lewis mrs L S
LEGO mrs Rebecca
Looney mrs r A
Love mrs Anna
Lynch mrs John
Lynn mrs N J
McAlenny mrs nary n
Mccarthy mrs John
Mcdonald catherine
McGehee mrs Sue +
MeGorham mrs
Mckinney MRS catherine
McSoaey mrs ND
Mahaffey mrs ] 4
Mcguire mrs MA
Mathis mrs catherine
Martin mrs Il B
Macoe miss
Mela madame +
Megest mrs Margareta
Minter mrs Eliza A
Mills miss VIC
Nee mrs Mary
NU1rie miss Mary
Moran miss Mary
Montgomery miss Annie
Morris mrs Mary
Myers mrs AS
Neuson mrs louisa
NaMrk miss Salhe
Newman miss f ~
Noel miss Maggie
Noeller mrs Emma
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=" = q
oS sbe purpose e.
1d sFder Of the ct
ssrs ere announcef
ronesrned; and
uard 70 see 81
The guard Il
sg VII use the u
Ask DO areia the =
"a defiance Of ordel
violation Of tie ordef
MtIIte at once arresses
plaee robustness close
Is aaqnarters and =
iafyhuthority. gsa's , /
wen in the city
iIsFhe praetic
posed persons q
lloyd CITIZENS ri
aredtatance
american ia
<hls hasniSesx
and 10
scot dow
thelag or nd
70 ID No citiy
wiifereafer
weapns, and v
ass@sd and pla
pdsater. The m
Is q themselv
le1Sf their nan
mkff they perfa
lVg.swd won
wahpidiers vi
tcwk the stree
snuisd who
vey4s cross t.
tnrrI,Ithin the
yne urla
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N0TICE.

The officers and soldiers q Gen Hfribsirss BsyIs
eossaEe requested report to Capt John M Marble.
: tha eayoso House, this morning at 10 o'clock to
's.'sss sgslnents to join their command
JR SLACK
80 - Colonel Consaandsno Il.
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GlSERAL ORDER, NO. "a

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quarters Of th
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II. The Office
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I'll further orders
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reports Of their res
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quarters.
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yeyance, or to travel beg
road leading into theeoun
the Provost Marshal, a pass: go.
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All Pee officers siling
this or6 viii be arrestq
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NOTICE.

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genera ORDER NO. s.

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HEADQUARTERS DIsTRrcT or WEST TENNESSEE.
f0Ef1ce Provost Marshall General
afEsipHss, dgEse IS, 1862.