The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09
Adult AND INSPECTOR GEMS OyEtct
RICHMONDFNov. 18th, 1852.
General Orders No. SO.

Commandments of conscripts will cause the fol.
lowing order to be published for at least sever
times in a sufficient number of newspapers in
each State of the Confederacy to ensure ity
reaching every part of tho country
L. All commissioned officers and enlisted
men who are now absent from their commands
from any other cause than actual disability, or
duty under orders from the Secretary of War,
or from their department commanders, will
return to their commands without delay.
IL. Commissioned officers failing to comply
with the provisions of the foregoing paragraph
within a reasonable length of time, in No ease
to exceed twenty days after the publicatiol Of
this order, shall be dropped frem the rolls Of
the army in disgrace, and their names will be
furnished to the commandant OF conscripts for
enrolment in the ranks.
III. All enlisted men who shall fail to com.
ply with the provisions of paragraph l., Of
this order, within a reasonable length of time,
shall be considered rs deserters and treated ac-
cordingly, their names to be furnished to the
commandant of conscripts in their State, for
publication, or such other action as may be
deemed most etiicacious.
". In order to ensure the efficient co-ope-
ration of all concerned to carry this order into
immediate effect, Department Commanders are
directed to require from the commanding off,
Ger Of each separate command in their De-
partment a prompt report OF the names OF all
commissioned officers and enlisted men now
absent from their commands. These reports
must state in each case the cause of absence,
and any regimental, battalion or company
commander who shall neglect to furnish such
Il report, or who shall knowingly be guilty Of
concealing any case of unauthorized absence,
cI.l nm ,npyiot;,p tbnranf hn n ~ aril,y III,
missed.
V. Under the provisions of the I'd clause Of
paragraph l.. of General Orders No. 81, COM
missioncd officers and ~privates who are inca
pablcof bearing arms in consequence wounds
received in battle, but who are otherwise fit
for service, are required, if not otherwise as
signed, to report to the nearest commandment Of
cOnscripts in their respective States, who will,
if they are tittod for such duty, assign them to
the collection Of stragglers and the enforce
ment Of the provisions of this order, with full
power to call upon tile nearest military author
ity for such assistance as may be necessary
til REQ.
VI. Officers Of the QuartGrmastcr's Depart
ncnt, charged with payment of troops, are
hereby directed not to pay ANY commissioned
officer, nOn-commiSsioncd officer or private
who does not furnish satisfactory evidence that
he is not liable to the penalties described in
the torcgoing order. Any diSbursing officer
who shall make payment in violation Ct this
order, shall BE- liable on his bond for the
amount Of such paymepttno Confedcrscy, but
ny "r"rr' I've aid and encouragement
jan, 4!2Sse independent States shall con-.
nuo to refuse submission to a fore gn power
Per the first day of January next; and has
nus made known that all appeals to the laws
4 nations, the dictates Of reason and the in
tincts of humanity would be- addressed in vain
our enemies, and that they can be deferred
from the commission Of these crimes only by
the teIrors Of just retrihntinn.
POTATOES.