New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-26

the orders Of your officers but pay attention 70 idle mses
or the word. Of Unauthorized persons
and nhr%.y corp: viii take Gaze of him Do you 90 fof.
All We nave VIII DO ouu II not the speis WIN be Of no
Deneni 70 US Pspderes and stsge will be pat 70 death
day The rear viii ssw.s .tsa t, siia TINS
cy ., pins 'ae enemy you engage ha, no feeling Of
Pin Indians; free Southern Tories Ksnss. jay
hswses aud hired Dutch cuhrosis These bloody rufsss
cave n'1ed your county stolen aud DESTROYED your prop.
ey murdered your neghbor outraged your drivs,
your sn len sss nSTs and drhsd the graves q
upon you we viii utterly destroy them o.a DO this;
,s., Cod Win strengthen our arm ,ns s We a
victory. T. e. HlNDMAN,
Msjor-General Comrnandins.
Oficial Il. c. NEWTON, A. A. General.
You must admit that the advice ia very good.
though somewhat bartarous in some Of its specifca-
tions. That it was well followed, the experience Of
hundreds of brave boys will attest. In referring
TO the first clause OF this address, will state that
almost without exception wounded <neu are hit
In the legs as low down rs the kDec' The objecs
gained is this: wounded man requires two Of his
comrades to assist him from the field while one who
Is killed outright is suffered 70 remain where he falls.
Ia wounding man yoa remove three soldiers, IN
killing him you remove only one.
know they Faithfully observed the injunction in
the second, Cor Gen. Heron was the object OF the
aim of several ariillerynen, who were detailed
especially TO pick Lin off If possible; one who
served at their guns Informed Us to-day when hs
came into our lines and delivered himself up. Tbs
third and fourth sections contain advice thai would
be good in any army. The reference to file closers
in the fifth paragraph is explained thus: certain
number OF tired infantry and cavalry were stationed
behind the regiments OF conscrpts, and kill any man
who iiinched struggled. The remainder Of this
remarkable document ex plains itself. a few copies
were obtained from the wounded and sought for
by the officers with great avidity do curiosies
We have been encamped upon the battlefield foe
the Lat five days, waiting for the campaign to de-
yelop itself still further THERE'S want activity
III the campyfor large parties OF scouts constantly
securing the country IN every direction IN search OF
the enemy. Gen. Heron issued the following con-
gratnatory order to his troops last evening. II was
received by the soldiers with great enthusiasm.
inclose copy, which was printed upon field press,
which is 10 the tent with myself:
HE4DoUAETERs SECOND AND THIRD DivnIoSs,l
ARxY TIRE FRONTIER,
PRAIRIE GROVE Ark, Dec. 10, is62 }
Fellow SOLDIERS; with pride and pleasure tbs: an
sci,ved over tie enemy Meeting cobiued forces
yssty snpsofs in numbers armed and equipped III the
believe nlarshaled by sble Generals posted strong
position OF their selection prepared and ready TO sttsck
entertaining toward feelings OF hatred and .nd pas
Sion evoked " infamous lies which Rebel Generals
should have osdaned 10 utter you fellow soldiers after
forced march OF hundred miles in ess than three
DAYS weary exhausted aud almost fasADg, animated oily
by that en Of patriotism that induced you to give up tn?
psues aud comforts OF home 10 undergo the dangers aud
Lad.tips Of the field did lsntiy meet light aud
pulse enemy Your eIow soldiers elsewhere your rends
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a. they Of the splendid service OF .e srteymen. Of
the dlriBg brilliant charges Of the intanryi
render that praise and honor which ID justly yosr
due. Iowa. Illinois Indiana, Wisconsin aud Missouri yoas
native sts.os proud Of their noble |, who viz.
Ma gallant dating in every encounter, IL behalf Of
country and tender grateful thanks Tor the
services you have rendered While dr0ps tear therefore,
or tnose fallen and ympa,nse with those who are
yet suffering let fotot render thanks to tas bchek-
OF all Desus the that has thus far u.
! tested the Truth and iigat OF our glorious cause.
/ +. j. HERkON, Brig. Gen,
Commanding Second aud Third Divisions.
Official: WV HYDE CLARK, Asst AdJt. Gen.
zen. Blunts Indian Brigade fought well. Every
one who saw their conduct on the 9Th inst., volun.
tarily bear them this witness. Although the Rebels
invariably murdered them by blowing their brains
on. when they captured them, they undauatedly
bore the enemy's fire ana foushttill dark. party
OF them annoyed the fleeing forces OF Bindraan OK.
ceeaingy on The night after the battle Large mum.
bers OF negroes their ranks, aud the facts will
bear me out ia saying they make excellent soldiers.
We are i'll the gasden OF Northwestern Arkansas:
Forage is plenty; wood and waller convenient, and
healthy climate The General and his stall have
their mess.lable sc. for meals under the trees from
CHOICE there icing house within twent, feet winch
they could use as well. THE lie different from the
latitude OF Chicago, where they are having Sleigh
ing. 0Iours, &c, fA0it'