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IMPORTANT PROM NEW okLBASs.
Ge~ Bank Force. Moving up Rlver-fhs
Tre,Ps >, BsssaRssse Ensarkins-Jsdse
Pcat~Ly eia-es - r ri 80 - Euerilias.

The sramar George " sshias.on, from Nov
OiiSaa. on tina s;tS, aari we'd At Now York yes
t.-dsy.
Tbs steam fri-ae Mississippi Ion New
ORLEANS on ;he 10Th ultlmo to search for the
Aabsms, WI ich was reported to have been of
d. Southwest Pas. f.w days previously
t.F'ng pilot from one or tina pilot boats.
several applications have been made TO Pro-
si,iCnai Judge P-aoody for sha release Of
number CT suerIlias and others, who were con.
finad by Gen. Butler; but the Judge declared
his determination not 70 interfere in any cases
OF this nature.
A meeting of the planters aad residents Of
the Parish of ST. Charles held on the 2ith
nit, at which il was resolved to Cooperate
with and assist the Provost Marshal in main
tanning order and tranquility, in giving full
protection 20 property, and in carrying out the
rI:sting police Re gu iations o. the parish, sub
ject 20 such notifications and further orders
az he, the Provost Marshal, mi ght deem neces-
sary. volunteer police force was organized
on the spot.
The Delta says the river is rising rapidly. 1t
had risen fifteen feet within a month.
We have news by this arrival Of the depar-
ture Of Gen. Banks from New Orleans. He
started up the Mississippi river with part OF
his staff on the 18th ult., on board the steamer
ri Chiang. The General had made two or
three trips to Baton Rouge and other points OF
the Mississippi river; and 1t was understood
that these trips were made for purposes con-
Win pculliOn aS1lnst
Port Hudson aud Nicksburg
general movement of troops aud OF trans
ports has al-o beep N JADE. For some weeks
occasional mbaIeations for different points on
the river have been effected, and at the preseat
time the troops remaining in New Orleans are
not m0rs than sufficient tor its defence. During
the eight days that the George Washington re-
manned the shipping was gradually sent Off
Among the vessels were twelve or fourteen
large stam transports that were not loaded
The last OF the vessels fit to carry troops were
dispatched Oh the 26th-the day before the Geo
" ashinston sailed.
1t was not stated at which point the troops
Were To be disembarked, hat il may fairly be
inferred that their destination was Port Hudson,
and if successful, Nicksburg. The entire Banks
expedition is unquestionably at the present
time AGAIN "float.
Nearly all the war vessels that were stationed
al New Orleans nave accompanied the trans
ports. Four or FIVE gunboats remain at the
city, and will guard il in the absence of the
main body OF the troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
SPw9 rYpsrTrp

W" are now daily looking for most i'm portsnt
hevs from The South and West. In less than a
week the world will learn the destination of the
immense Unicn armament-land and naval
s's-;nhled in The waters Of North Carolin a,
Eieh " Ill be able 10 strike lis blow before the
R'tfis can possibly concentrate their forces
where il may design doing its work
Cur armament, assembled against vfcksburg
- twice as powerful as either preceding sx-
i~dition 10 the same point, and the latest ad-
wees from that quarter confirm the anticipation
tina; we are about 70 meet with signal success
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

~ The 9th Maine Regiment correspondent
of the Portland Argus is responsible for the
following:
"ln certain company is very pious man,
and, am grieved TO say, very i'm pious officer
tridges in the evening, when the good man
heedlessly brought thu candle almost in contact
with some Of the powder. sMove that light
yelled the wicked one, 'Or we shall alkte In
b. In two Minutes so we shall? exclaimed
the pious one, thoughtfully"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

@Gen. Rousseau, en- route from the West
was taken suddenly ill yesterday at Lancas-
ter, Pa, and was compelled to remain at the
Caldwell House in that city, patient in the
hands of DIR. Muhlenberg. He was on his way
to New York TOR medical treatment for disease
of the throat. Several days will elapse before
he can resume his Journey
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

TUE Bill To STOP ARMY LoAFISG-An i'm
or; n hill - before the Senat. Military Com
II = 8, 10 sop lie pay Of all unemployed MILL
fa.y .iiic-rs. TIE committee are determined to
PIT -t"I, ,li' evil Of officers hanging about
til,. he. i, - "a. principal CITIES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

~ messrs. A. j. Glossbrenaer i Co. have
issued the prospectus OF a national democratic
10 be- published daily and weekly
in Philadelphia" to be entitled sThe Age"
The names of the gentlemen associated in the
undertaking are A. J. Glossbrenner, Francis
J. Grund and William H. Welsh
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The North Carolina Expedition.

NEw YORK. Feb. 3.-The United States
barque Restless, arrived from Port Royal,
reports having passed, on the 3lst ult, of
Cape Fear, a portion OF Gen. Fosters expe-
dition from Beaufort for Port Royal, consisting
OF six steamers. The Restless brings nine pas
sepgers who were on board the Rebel steamer
Huntress, burned of Charleston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

~ The price of board at all the leading no.
tells in New York was put up TO three dollars
per day on Monday. Even at that price the
proprietors declare they will not realize as
much as they did before the initiation Of the
currency. The second class hotels have put
their board up To tive dollars per day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
THE LATEST NEWS.
By fBLRGRlPH 70 THB BJBS1ys STAR,
Appeal Of Gsveraer Clrtia 70 the Anderson

Appeal Of 0OveTa1e CUrtia - the Anderson
Troop.
HAR8nsuHs, Feb. a-Ths following appeal
Wa te3exraphed to-day. By the Governor. TO
Gensral Mitchell, commanding our forces 1T
Nah vile, to b comm unicated to the Ander-
son Cavalry
81 ask You, for the onor OF the STATE, to re-
lieve the distress OF your friends, and for all
your hopes ia the future, to return to your
duty "a soldiers. You will be organized Is
troop to a regiment, and will be detailed for
special duty near tho General. General Rose.
Grams has written me- to this effect and will
designate officers who will be commissioned
"ANDREw G. CURrIH"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

Tx DJ1I o: PArEE--A meeting " news
g,si..r publishers, from ai parts 81 the cOnntry,
sas t4cn Calico meet here On Monday even
ing next, 10 urge urOn Congress The imp nrtancs
Ct rejoicing ~ "epealirg the duty on Imported
ia, q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

SJames Tilghman of John, and William
Evergreen have been arrested near Centerville,
Md, on the charge Of participating in the de-
struction Of the sloop Hard Times, near Center
vile. They were arrested by order Of the war
Department, and confined in Fort McHenry on
last Monday afternoon. They were arrested
last Friday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

LEAGUElsLAND.-L~ag, Island was heavily
i-rI >, ntrd tins forenoon. Ia the way Of large
delegation vi solid men"-physicalIy, At
i-ast-Of PenEss lyania, who called on tho
frrsidrn' To urge rs acceptance for the Gov
Comments Hayy-yaid purposes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

%The monthly table of marine losses for the
past month shows an aggregate Of forty four
vessels. OF this number one was a steam hip,
ten were ships, ten were barks, eleven were
brigs, and twelve were schooncrs. OF the
above four were captured and burned, two
foundeTed At sea- i've were abandoned at sea-
one was burned, and eight are missing, sup
posed lost. The total value of the property
lost and missing is estimated at Si,SS5.3GO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
BLoCKADE RUNNERs oAprukpn

The King Philip arrived this morning on,
ing up Capt. Magraw, commanding I,ov
Potomac Houlla, and some prisopers
Richard Golfer, Of ST. Marys county, and
Mrs. Solomon, fo- violating the blocklde
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

"RIcHMOND Not WORTH TAKING."-This is
the cry now of the late son to- 4 chmondites,"
and the Providence Post thinks il must have
been the study all along of our war authorities
SHOW not 10 take Richmond" as there seems to
be no other way Of accounting for the fact Of
their thwarting the plans of Mcclellan on
three separate occasions, when Richmond was
within his grasp but for such Interference
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
~ Mr. Peter "

- Mr.. Peter IL. Watson was yesterday ca,
frmed by the Senate as Assistant Secretary
War, and has entered upon his duties. occupv
ing the rooms opposite those used by him in .
War Office, Solicitor Whiting Occupying y
latter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

SThere is a difference of opinion among the
Philadelphia Judges in the Boileau case. Judge
Ludlow ordered the District Attorney to pre-
pare indictments, and by implication ordered
the Grand Jury TO endorse them-thus uniting
In his own person the functions of complainant
prosecutor, lnditer and judge. But Judge ALI
son, Of the same Court, has arbitrarily arrest
ed" Ludlow in his career by directing tho Dis
trict Attorney 10 send no such indictment until
directed by the majority of the Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

~ Conkling's bankrupt bill was tabled in
the House yesterday; but many who voted
against it will vote for Fosters bill, now before
the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

DARTNRRSHIP NOTICE.- The undersgned
{ have. this day formed . copartn, rship, under
tale If M HnS nsns SG M hs
&C., d O., At the old stand, 2s1 Pen9sylvani. AZ.
HENRY p. TURNER,
EDWIN G. SNRYISS.
Washir ston, Feb. 8, 1853 fsaSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
LOCAL NEWS.

TAH CqI-D SSAP.-Last night was the ooldel
we have had this winter ~ IL was MOI the NO
severe night we have had during the past "
years. The Thermometer, at two O'Clock M
morning, stood At is degrees above zero and b
seven O'CLOCK had fallen 10 10. since which
has been gradually rising. Ice was forms
Iast night on the ponds and streams sbout u
cry, ana THE morning large number OF ps1
sons are enjoying the healthy exercise OF sksfs(
inat portion OF the canal east OF Seventh a.
oeihg used oy number OF boys; but IS vet q
persons are using the western portion IL q
weather should continue as at present. me cxs1
thronged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
WAR DEPARTMENT,
BALLS, PARTIES, DC.

III REMEMBER THE n 8. A.
L HI FOURTH GRAND MONTHLY e0IRBh Of
the MERRY SOCIAL ASSOCIATION Will be q
given at Temperance Pail, on MONDAY ~
EVENING, Feb. 10th. For particulars sec 81
future advertisement. sEz<6
By order OF the Committee:
fe s.2t' VIM D. BIDDLEMAN, Ballet Master.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

THB PORHIGN COSSCLS HOLD MEETING.
According TO THB CONFEDERATE RE
PORTS, AND EXPRESS THE OPINION
THAT THE BLOCKADE HAS BHEy
LEGALLY RAISED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

ACoLoRED PICKPoOKET.-On Monday sfss
noon, as The passengers about the depot ss
arranging themselves in line preparstosy
getting their tickets, a gentleman in the cree
itlI hand m his pocket and immedisf'
turned 70 strike the owner OF It. when II y
quickly Withdrawn, and the operators o
CRED tnan-ran of, and made good his eseaS
COMMUNICATING quite crowd joined In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

PRRso~ =. McComb, Del; HOE,
Prirgle Homes. Pa, G. A. Dana, hate Of the I'd
NoTk Tribune, Gen. Wilcox and STAFF. 1;s.
Col (: Z Andrews, u. - A, ar a. W hi'H'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

1kT ANOTHER HIGHwAr RoBBHRr.-L4
sn', a gentieman named Christopher Gi1
was taken to the Fourth Ward Station, |
guards from Judiciary Square Hospital, VI
iound him In PROSTATE condition, at the 81
ner OF Fifth and q streets north. He had be(
sssa uited by three persons. one Of WHO'D
knocked him down with a billy or slnne -shz
and another put something around his ne(
and held him. Tho robbers then took betvsl1
.l1ty and seventy dollars in money, aud goI
watch valued At s?5. The robbers have n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. i.-11S a.m--First BoasS-
Coupons, e's, 1851, 81 geiK; 30 Treasury noe
1861 aIO6A; Certificates, Oh; Demand Noe
l5iHal5ih; Gold. 1874 aI57t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

CIECUET CoURT.--Tte Court was ehs-
the morning in Jbe hearing Of appear
The jury trisls do not commence until no"'
npN'
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- CEN
- PER POUND
FOR
SUGAR CURED HANS

ADAMsON'S. sac Ninth Street,
Re Aim Next to Perry's Dry Goods Store
E'OR SALE BY GREEN K WILLIAMS, At the
corner of Seventh and d streats No 5l6-
$40 dozen FRYING PANS
E0 gross one quart TIN CUPS,
20I pint do
100 TIN PLATES
100 de1en half gallon COPPKE BOILERS,
80 gross common KNIVES aud FORKS
2tD,Ct0 CIGARS, good quality
And many other goods suitable for suffers
GREEN & WILLIAMS,
fe 4-Iw Auction and Com mi seion Merchants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

DEAR Yesterday sfternc.
Lachariah Thomas amused hiU self by ston''
colored people, near Blagden's wharf I'VE
whom were struck. He was arrested by
hcer l.. ID. Milstesd. who took him b'fore
nce Eurguson.. and he was nned sass IA "
caSpe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
RgpERAL ATTACK on vICKsBURa OPENED

THB FEDERAL IRON -CLADs MAKE ANOTHER
BOMBARDMBST oP PORT McALLIsTBR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
TELEGRAPHIC
NEW YORK STOCK NARkF,

NEw YORK, Feb. 4.-Giold has riser 70
aJo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

ID P. Pie MARRIED LADIES ONLY-Ix-
Il P0RTAST ADVICE aud SPECIAL DIRECTIONS for
til. full enioyment good spirits felicity and health
of BvERI LADY, will Dc sent to any address by mail
oNs DOLLAR enclosed to my address. The result Of
scientific research and experiment, this ISFORxA-
1Ios may be implicitly relied upon as q CHRrAIsrr
in al continsencies natural derangemente. dc. It
and i'm prove man It il impaired with the CERTAIN
ks9wi isI that It viii add CRAFTY to the connu
WOMAN. happy state Of mind natural enjoy ment
and good health are welce me guests and priced
BY all. These INSTRUCTIONS full aud ex plict
and will impart these blessings. Ladies' Of chsrac-
ter and wealth have said they would not part with
this knowled for any money, il gave them rhst
which wealth alone not secure. All can now have
this IMPORTANT SECRET. All business confdsn,raI
Parties desiring an interview or treatment will
also ad dress me by ppail.
HENRY A. TAYLOR, MD
fe4 1w" Washington D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

BrAKEs THE FOREIGN CoNsULs OUT IN A
GCNB0AT TO BEAR WITNESS TaAt
TIE BLOCKADINa SQUADRON Is
:. DRIVEN OUT OF SIGHT,!
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. y = I 0l 4 L

ORFl IL.
Ds,AsYrpsP % esAss,
WAsuIB0So1 FEB. -,
Rs}essss from ne draN On The ground OF siIsa
So havs hsea 81 ewsd in Ne fclIovins c~sss:
v,p,s. xee.s. lev. s.s.s1. 1s.:s..ia-
Bsi jsais enitA ;. - -. .KsessAA co. e.
deere Asdr,es balt, .osasiss o.. %.
yrans 1fa1.h; ..:. a.. 90.
INVALID LDI1Rs.
srroHos GsssaaL's Oy,fos,
Nas8issfos, January 81. lS$s.S
II being reported that various parties have OBJ
I'D money from invalid soldiers unisr ths pre-
tepoe Of assisting them to their discharge nom tns
service notice 10 hereby given that certificates OF
disability for disehsrse to soldiers In general hos
pi:als and camps are only given by the Surgeon in
charge of such hospital camp, and the ootrusivs
efforts OF Per sons claiming TO b special agents re-
tard instead Of hasten the preparation OF dscsarss
papers All soldiers warned against giving
money such plea to any person whstever-
By order Of the Su rseon General:
JOSEPH 4. SMITH, surSeon o. l. Army.
w WABHiNoroH, January ~, 1855
In consequence Of the pressure OF business atthe
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac viii be given at the Off oe OF
Lieut.. Col. CoslAp, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

LA CAFALERIE par Georges de Pimod.n;
General BERNARD, de Ia Cava.erie; 81 cts
Ilavall Indiyiduel dams Ia Cavalsrie; g.. Is.
Orconnance Sur lie Service Interisur des Troup.sa
ChevAl; 81 cts.
DD,A1emsr- AyeniE de Ia Cayalsrie; : vols; Saa
PROGRESSION des Secons . pied 81 cts
Bibiothecae du Sous Of6cier De Cavalerie; $l2s
CaValer1e lie Struction Provisoire Sur Is Travail
0rdonnance de Cavslerie; ; vols; S3.2s.
ExtIait . usage des Sous Omciers ct Brisadiets;
81 cts
Ecole du Cavalier Chevsl; is ots.
La Foltge Militaire; 10 cts.
service des Armes en- Champagne, tCavalerieD Is
cts.
Bases de obstruction, (Cavalerie; , ls cts
Ecole du Peloten q ped-s Oh. val; Is cts
Wamery -RemarQues Sur la Cayslerie; 9l8
fe4 FRANCK TAYLOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

FOB SALE
"A FINE WORK and SADDLE HORSE about
years old; sound and works we'll in harness ~
Sold for no fault Inquire Of IN
G. W. B0TELER h SON "a
Re 2-3t 3lS Iron Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

nick KINS
COMEDIAN AND VERSATILE PERFORMER,
Also,
MISS ADDIE JOHNSON.
THR DAssEUsB AND CoNHDIRNss,
will be open for an engagement after Saturday,
February It'll. Address DICK WATKINS, st Ls.a
Melodeon, or II. E. Combeh Hotel. date Mann's,)
Baltimore Nd Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

GIN. BBkCRHG ARD ISeukS PROCLAsA
TiOS DECLAhIhG THE BLOCKADE
OF CHARLESTON RAISED
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M Rs. W
lNl STILL CoNTINCRS TO
CURE EVERY DISEASE
HAND MAGNETISM
445 SrKBBT, BsTwHyS 6r2 AND ira,
KnshinStnn Ia ID I'm,

Nj NO IMPOSITION
MADAME ROSS, Doctress and Astrologist was
born with Q natural gift She tells the past and
future-wss never known TO fail Cause speedy
marriages, brings together thoss long SO parsted
No. 135 street West, between 9th and TIN, near
. the Patent once. The only person that can show
likeness Of future husband or absent fr end in
reality. Ladies' 80 cents gentlemen 81. ia q I'M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
PERSONAL.
A STR0L0GY.-Has arrived in Washington, u
"A celebrated
MADAME FORREST

n Hodges, photography would oblige MS
friend. When lsst seen he WAS in Alexandria, Va.
Please direct line to this Office Ia Ut Ct. Bic o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04
SECOND EDITION,
fHRRx OUTLOOK p. n.
Iasf IMPORTANT NEWS PBsa CHARLESTON

ALSO. THAT THY SUNK AND Burnt PIYh
MORN OF ORR VESSELS. AND DROVE
IIK REST OR OUR BLOChADiSG
YLHBr OFT OR SIGHT -,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

TT NOTCH OF DISSOLUTION.
l. HH Copartnership heretofore existing between
the subseri bef O. under the name aad arm Of WIN
BURG 4 RgRsr, is this day dissolved By mutual
consent. Mr.. Weinburg will continue tho business
use the name Of the firm in liquitAtion.
WIN WEINBERG
fe St SAMUEL RURST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-02-04

THE TALLY WHO KEEPS A TAVERN NEAR
Growers Theatre, is not Michael Tally, 80
street Is have retired from all business for the
last two years.
fe33ts MICHAEL TALLY.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
,,o,,., Account Of ia. B.,u,.

KsoIutLr Tenn, so. A. l-sa.
Tno eaemy De. ln sgirnishins fron teir la'' 'n oh
yusstu road % TO O'Clock IBIS noruilg our advance
.,,,e con, .oi wholly o. mounted 10 antry AMI vs'fy
c,nimsutol tLo pos % ander commsnd '' Genera
..nior.. and each man foaght Ike veteran
A uoos ne enemy opened with ,ruery t short
range, thor battery beng protected ~ q "so nous,
B..r Ia1ins battery s6s me ouIy oos wbic1 replied
e,.apyug he chief .ort.noa,ion htf NJ IN froni
>, apd 10 he right %, the toWn dsif"fa's charge
w., made by he sremy about three n OR n'a
were protected BY sr barrcales on iha Greet o. We
b.D general sander VIZ 'svefr7 ~ 'n'ed ana VS.
5orro from TO ncG
". v,sieed the fos.t.yn snd fsf b.,g sboai % %
of a mile 20 stronger Que We have Dol aDo0' QUE
hundred ousqssrter y whom wers Killed
fss orsmy nad oompi,siy invested The pae' o''
General Buruside will defend 80 ths a-' man 'nf %
bel sved spoges.fuly
m. t-,or. are n ths best spus Tvery npofisa'
rois, q fortified ard confidence prevails 'ha' ss ia
uh.p ne eremy eui
The New York herald., 1863-11-20

ynh oranred resistsnos - ~, I'm sss
petty tyrans ana oombnet.D ne, t tho r',v q; Mo-
snOmy 10 procure from oOrrups tra1e'' " t"' r ,h
phis and elsewhere supplies GOV .uo ,t =, yha nv
enemy, have proved themsevef- unWo' ~ vs. s,fi.,
dulgenoo shown hem by the eovcN Nneh,, ~ - %
ordered that the lines OF pckets arc Nnu 'ho w " t r
tNry p0,ts OF this command be coscd 'ut. u. h' ~
any description DO allowed 20 pass out coI u' 's & 80
brought n, eyoepl nrewood md prV',oIsl W uHy
citizen without written ordor from e9n' b.,, b,1e
oncer All merchants ana others do'u5 W W 'NJ'' ~
viii be heid reapolsibe FOR a knowoueS ~, U ~, ~
residence OF tho parties 20 whom tbey SELL anu w 80
Of merchandise persons beyond the Lines Of tho 'p1
will bs punished with the .eyerest rgor k1oWn o !po
laws % war Au psrsons residing uudcr the prole urn
o. bs United SHiNs physically capable OF military dpy,
sre .ba to perform the 10 country undei martial
law snJ especially 10 the cy Of hemphls
whore 4 is 1nown that many have lied 10 o.
cepe liability 70 military service At nome ih's
rails will DO strictly Applied IN pufslancoo o. of1ets 70 th'
eject from Major General sherman. commRhdhg tnh
department All officers commanding district divb.pn
and detached brgades from this corps VIII immed'ey
pfOUee1 20 pre- into tho service OF the United StttS
sich able bodied persons os may be ro1uTe, "
d. up existing regiments ana batteries 70 Ws
maximum Persons 80 LEVIED upon, thoy enns'
for threo years the will bs entitled TO the m behs
Ma provided by tho OF Congress u not. they WI! 70
Ceye clothing rsons and tho question OF pay VIII va
fsisd b. the proper authorities hereafter When tncf,
further soeSsity for their enforced service 'nsy
MI b discharged.
The New York herald., 1863-11-20
,ar washington Ds.p.,on.


an. ca, IA. b@cn lal of ruuor' today q d'sasf' .
c.,,., py-r.ises command 10 Ea't rcunes-ss bat 70
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NEWS FROM WEST TENNESSEE.
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