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oFFIOIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS. no. boz.
War Departn emf, AdJutant Generals Offic
IL - EnshiuoLn1l Annusk Is 1861

War Bepartp eut, AdJutant Generals Office |
.rr-l --s=7 Washimgton August Is, 1862. !
!. Officers of the regular army will, a general
rule, receive leaves of absence to accept the rank
of Coleuel in volunteer regiments, but not lowe,
grades Noncommissioned officers and privates
viii be discharged receiving commissions in
volunteer regiments.
H. Thesath of allegiance will not be administered
tommy speHon against his viii; it must in all
cases be a voluntary act on his part Nor will any
compulsory parole of honor be received. But
o0ths taken, and paroles gwen, to avoid arrest.
detention, imprisonment, or expulsion, are volun
tary or free acts, and cannot be regarded as
M @ m o, aordna h euG Gs,ns
and usages of war
III. Thelaws of the United States and the gen
ersl laws of war, authorize, in certain cases. the
seizure and conversion of private property for the
subsistence transportation, and other of the
army but this must be distinguished from pilage;
vary different from its conversion to pirate
An pr perty lawfully taken from the enemy, or
from the inhabitants Of enemy's country instant
ly becomes public property, and must be used and
aoesnoted for as such: The SID Article of War
authorizes the penalty of death for pilage or plum
dering and other articles authorize severe punish
ments for any officer or soldier who shall SELL en-
bezzle, msappy, or waste military stores, or who
shall permit the waste misapplicaton of any such
public property. The penalty is the same whether
the offence be committed in in an
" All property, public or private, taken from
alleged enemies, must be iEveDrOned and duly ac-
counted for. If the property taken be claimed as
private, receipts must be given TO such claimants
their agents. Officers will be held strictly
coustabie for all property taken by or by their
any other public property.
". Where foraging parties are sent out for pro. |
visions other stores the commanding officer of
such party will be held accountable for the conduct |
of his command, and will make true report of all
property taken.
vi. No officer soldier will, without authority,
leave his colors ranks, to take private property
or to enter private house for that purpose. All
such acts are punish able with DEATH and an officer
who permits them is equally guilty the actual
pillager.
VII Commanding officers of armies and corps
will be held responsible for the execution of these
orders in tb cir respective commands.
BY command of Major General Halleck,
Grnerai-in-C Chief of the Army:
'~s +. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjatant General.
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A MARKET

Has been established at the foot of Pollock street
for the landing of all kinds of produce that is
vent mono poly no person will be allowed to fore
stall any Of such produce provisions. Every
will be allowed to charge fair and reasonable
price under the supervision of the Council of Ad
mnstratIon of this Corps d'Armee. No boats will
be allowed to land at any other place in this City for
the sale of produce provisions. Any violation of
this order will subject the boat and contents to
fseation for the benefit of the Hospital This OIL der
will go into effect Monday next the thirieth day
of June.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal
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SEcEssIoNIsTs IN New YoRK.-The Newark

SEcEssIoNIsTs IN New YoRE.-The Newark
Adcertiser publishes this in the shape of let
ter from New York 1t is wonderful
to see and hear the inpudence of certain South
ern secesh men and women who have sought
New York for society and protection. At one
of the large up-town hotels an Alabamian and
his wife and child have been boarding for
months. He is represented as actively en-
gagged with some New York house IN sending
goods to Nassau, from thence to run into rebel
ports No doubt he is a spy here, and fur
nishes the rebels with all kinds Of information.
Both himself and wife make the most insulting
remarks in the hotel, and she teaches her child
to run out her tongue at the servant girls and
call them Lincoln's slaves. One of them
slapped the little imp the other day, and the
passionate and insolent father, meeting her on
the stairs, threatened to throw her over the
bannister. The girl, with noble independence,
dared him to attempt such an outrage, when
he struck her violently in the face twice
Some gentlemen have interested themselves in
the matter, and probably you will see some
newspaper developments when the trial comes
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Haad.Ouarters-
AICuu'NH utEI IcIsi
Depar;m mt of North Carolina,
Newberne, Nov. %, 1862

Depar;m mt of North Carolina
Newberne, Nov. %, 1862
SPECIAL ORDER NO. 1913.
Rev. James Means, is hereby appointed Super
intendant of all the Blacks in this Department The
chiefs of the different Departments having blacks
under their charge, will report to him; and he will
be ebeyed and respected il all matters connected
with the negroes in this command.
BY command of Mai. Gen. J. G. FOSTER,
a SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
In accordance with the above Order, all those
who employ Blacks in the public service in this
Department will report to me- monthly, their Names
rate of pay, beginning with December.
Office, Metcalf street. corner of New street.
JAMES MEANS, Superintende OF Blacks.
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DEpARrMExr OF North CARoL1SA,

I. --"----T u = y NeWbefne, DEC. ~, I0bZ. J
An export duty of five per cent all cotton and
hldes aud on ali naval stores and oil all wood and
lumber, shipped from any port in this Department
will be charged from this date.
Masters of vessels carrying any of the articles
above named. must exhibit their freight list to the
several Chief Quarter Masters, at these ports, be-
fore they obtain a clearance.
The amounts due for the duty, will be paid to said
Quarter Masters in their abe the Provost
Marshal, until further orders.
All orders heretofore issued in relation to export
duties, annulled, by order of Maj. Gen. Foster
BY order of Governor Stanly.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
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Particular Notice.

On and after this date all persons forbid bring
ing this city for sale, any Tar, Pitch. Ro in, Tur
pentine, Cotton. Shingles or Wood, without writ
Zen permit from the owners thereof, which permit
must be countersgned by the Provost Marshal, who
will ascertain before cOuntersigning whether the
owners of said articles loyal. And all traders
are hereby enjoned not to purchase or sell any of
the above articles in violation of this order.
BY command of Gov. Edward Stanly:
DANIEL MESSENGER,
.H-.' Provost Marshal
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PROvosr MARsHAL's OFFICE,


PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Newbern, Jan. II, 1868. I
Hereafter, no citizen will be allowed to purchas
spiritunus liqsors, without permit rom the Pro-
vost Marshal.
Nothing can be shipped from this Port except by
order of the Chief Quarternaster.
Whilst every facility will be afforded to persons
engaged in legitimate business i'll this city, and at
tempts at e1tOrton in prices, or monopoly of such
articles may be necessary TO the comfort of the
troops will deprive the offender of his license to
sell. Amy trader refusing to accept in payment
United States Treasury Notes will be reported to
the Provost Marshal
All persons having filth rubbish of any kind
in their yards or lots, will at once deposit the sare
barrel box in the street, so that it may be
moved.
Owners and occupants of Houses and Stores, will
be held strictly responsible for the condition of the
sidewalk in front of their buildings and must also
take care that no dirt rubbish is deposited in the
Cutters, which must be kept free, to prevent the
accumulation of water in the streets.
DANIEL MESSENGER,
Provost Marshal.
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THE IMPORT Duty ON PAPER. Washington
correspondence says that the Committee of
Ways and Means in Congress, it is understood,
will report bill abolishing the import duty
on paper.
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oFFIOIALs.

HEADQUARTERS.
DepartT ent North Carolina,
NewLern, Oct. Is, 1872
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 49.
All officers. men and citizens are strictly forbid.
den to go board of any of the steamers arriving
at this port by means of boats otherwise, until
the vessel is properly secured to the wharf.
The Provost Marshal will see that this order is
implicitly obey ed and that no one except persons
connected with these Headquarters and with the
Office of Capt Slaght, A. @. NJ, will be allowed to
go on board under any pretext whatever.
By command of Maj Gen Fo TER
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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HEADQUARTERS.

H.-# Department of North Carolina.
New Berne, Sept. 12 1862
After the 18th dey of September only clerks in
each of the Department Offices will be allowed to
commute their rations at IS cents per day.
All other detailed men WILL after that date, either
draw their rations commute them at the cost of
the ration at this post.
Each mess of 6 detailed men will be allowed one
cont raband as cook whose pay will be eight dol
lars per month
By command of Maj. Gen. ]. G. Foster:
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Assist Adiutant General.
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CROCKERY-a fresh assortment at DIB
" BLE'S. 81
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DUDLEYS WOOD WlIAEsF
~ opposite the Turpentine Distillery,
Front street, where consumers of Wood. will find
good supply constantly ON hand, at as cheap rates
as the Market affrds.
T. S. Please call before purchasing elsewhere.
THOMAS E. DUDLEY
Newberu, Jan. 5, 1868. lm-s2
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DEPARTMENT of North Carolina,
NeHberne. Nov L. 1862

Newberne, Nov. II. 1862. {
Philip Pipkin, of this town, is hereby appointed
inspector of Tar and Turpenne and is to be respect
ed as such.
lie is authorized to charge ten cents per barrel
for inspection
All persons are forbidden to sell any Tar Tur-
pentine, without having each barrel inspected by
him.
EDW. STANIY,
Military Governor of Nerth Carolina.
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HEAD QUARTERs,
Department of North Carolina,
New Bern, Aug. Sd, 1862.

UEN EhAI OhDEho NU o = -.
All Vessels forbidden to leave any port in this
Department and take any person Of color who did
not arrive on the vessel or who hhe not pass from
the General or other officer commanding, or from
the Military Governor.
All vessels of every description violating this
der will be liable to conscaion and her master will
be severely punished.
No vessel shall have any port in this Department
until the master sh all take oath that he has not
any such person on board and will not allow any
such person to come or remain on board.
1t is the duty of the Harbor master or other per-
appaintsd te read copy of this order
~ a,5S =, sth Tsaay
been taken.
1t shall be the duty of the master of every vessel
to make written report during every voyage OF
the names of every person board said vessel du-
nng said voyage except soldiers in service, and to
preserve said report till called for by the Provost
Marshal other officer authorized to receiv. it.
BY command of Maj General ]. G. Foster:
SOUTH ARD HOFFMAN,,
Asst Adj't Gen.
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HEADQUARTERS,
DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
New BERNE, Sept 23d. 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO So
Capt Daniel Messenger. A. Q. NJ, Is hereby np-
pointed to investigate titles of property to be
shipped from this port, and will be obeyed and re-
spected accordingly.
BY command of Maj Gen. FOSTER,
SoUTHARD HOFFMAN,. Asst. Adj. Gen.
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Z
New Berne Juue II, 1862
DR. J. G. Tull, is hereby appointed City Inspec-
tor of New Berne with power to assess and collect
rents and rates, and will be obeyed and respect
ed accordingly.
BY command of Gov. Stanly:
J.LYMAN VAN BUREN, Military Secretary.
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HEAD QUARTERS,

DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
New Berne, November %, 1862.
.... SPECIAL NOTICE.
Special notice dated Nov. 18th, relieving Captain
Daniel Messenger from duty Inspector of titles
to Tar, Turpentne, Cotton, and other Merchandise,
having been issued under misapprehension, is
hereby revoked Captain Messenger will continue
to perform the duties connected with that office
heretofore.
BY command of Maj. Gen. j. G. Foster,
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adutant General
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HFApoUARTFR
New Berne, Oct. IS, 1862. J
All persons prisoners of war to the United States,
now on parole in this department, desirous of leav-
ing the lines of he U. S. forces will report their
names at these Headt Harters Immediately.
By command of Mai. Gen. j G. Foster,
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,,
Assistant Adjutapt General.
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HEADQUARTERS,
Department of North Carolina,
New Bene, Sept. "a, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. A
No vehicles whatever will be allowed to pass
over the r. r Bridge without a pass from these
Headquarters, or the Provost Marshal
By command of Mai. Gen. j. G. Foster,
JOHN F. ANDERSON,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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HEAD-QUARTERs,
Department of North Carolina,
NeMRerne Nnvemher d 1862


Department of North Carolina, :
NewBerne, November 81 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS. No. 81.
Hereafter negroes will be allowed to cut Wood
within the limits of this Department, without n
written permission from His Excellency, Edward
Stanly, Military Governor, or from the owners of
the land on which such wood is cut, except such
negroes employed by the Quarter Masters De-
partment to cut wood for the of the Troops in
this Command
BY command of Maj. Gen. j. G Foster.
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Asst. Adju. General.
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| Circular Order.
| HEADoUARrERs,
Department North Carolina, )
Newberne, N. c.. Sept. 26, 1852.
The great and unnecessary waste of gas in the
quarters occupied by the officers and men of this
command, calls for Immediate attention and
ton.
| The expense of making gas, is of course, large,
| and paid, mainly, by the Government.
Soldiers Quarters, subject to the same
rules to lights, as if in camp and Company Com
manders will that they strictly carried ont.
possible takes place, in their respective quarters.
BY order of Maj. Gen. j. G. Foster.
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN, Asst Adj. Gen.
HEADQUARTERS,
Department of North C4rOna,
New Berne, Sept "a, 1862
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO 81.
Captain Daniel Messenger, A. O. NJ. is hereby
ordered to investigate and examine into the slip
cupation of New Berne by our forces
He will endeavor to discover who have shipped,
and how. cotton seized by the U. s. government
and sent away without proper authority.
All officers of the army will afford Capt. Messin-
ger any facility in the discharge of this duty.
By command of Maj. Gen. j. G. Foster
JOHN F. ANDERSON,
Lieut., and Acting Asst Adjt General.
HEAD QUARTERS, )
Department of North Carolina, ;
Newbern, Sept l6, 1862. }
SPECIAL ORDERS-No. 80.
The firing of cannon musk etry at this port for
practice, is hereby discontinued except by special
order from these Headquarters
By command of Maj Gen. Foster:
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Asst Adj't Gen. !
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24

Doors AND SHOES for every Body a
ID DIBBLE'S. nov II
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DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
QUARTERMAsTERs DEPARTMENT.,


QuARTERMAsTERs DEPARTMENT.
Newbern Sept. 26, 1862.
Special Notice to Companies quarters IN tOson
l. The gas must be turned off from all burners in
Company quarters at the proper hour for the ex
tinguishment of lights, and but one light will be
used in the all during the night. and that turned
low.
2 Company officers will see that this order is
carried out and that all diligence is used in econo
mzing gas.
3. Officers quartered in town will not use any
burners continue lights later than is abso
lutte necessary in their own quarters:
BY command of Mai Gen. j. G. Foster,
JAS. C. SLAGHT. Capt. and A. 9. NJ
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HEADQUARTERS.

HEADQUARTERs,
Military Governor of N Carolina,
New Berne June 26, 1862.
DR. j. G. TuLL will from the date of this order
sumo charge of all vacant and abandoned build
ing in Newbern with power to assign to lease, and
rent the
By command of
GOV. STANLY.
]. LYMAN VAN BUREN, Military Secretary.
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24

Important Order.
HEADQUARTERS.
Department of North Carolina,
New Berne, April %, 1862. }
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. %.
Whoever, after the issue of this order shall, with
in the limits to which the Union Arms may extend
in this Department, utter word against the Gov
eminent of these United States. will be at
rested closely confined. 1t must be distnctlF
understood that this Department is under Martial
Law, and treason expressed or implied, will meet
with speedy punishment.
The Military Governor of New Berne is charged
with the strict execution of this order, within the
bounds of his control.
By command of Mdjor General Burnside:
LEWIS RICHMOND,
Asst Adj't General.
Newbern progress., 1863-01-24

nAVID WAC AFF,
- COMMISSION MERCHANT,
rs Courtlandt Street, New York
Ftr the sale of Cotton. Naval Stores and all
southern products. Refers to
d. r. Martin, President Ocean Bank, N Y
Moses Taylor. President City Bank, N. Y.
S. C. Nelson, New bern.
Bales Hamilton Il Co. Newbern. 3m27
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters @
administration have been gra ted to the Ut
dersigned from the clerk of the GascCnad,
County Court on the estate of JEAN JAqurs
LEBoUBE, DID,, bearing date goth June 1876.
All persons indebted to said estate, ART
hereby required to make payment immedi
ately to the undersigned administrator, and
all persons having claims against said estat'
to present chem for allowance within on,
year from the date of said letters, Or they
II ay DO precIuded from any benefit ofsaid
estate, and ifsuch claims are not presented
within three years from the date of sale
letters, they vii! be foreve- barred.
JOSEPH DOYON,
lull9-6w administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned rom the clerk Of the Gascon-
ade county court on the estate Of ANN
steal G. STONE, decd, bearing date the
18th day Of June A. D. 1868. All persons
indebted 20 said estate are hereby notified
to make immediate payment TO the under
signed administrator; and all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate to present
tenn for allowance within one year from
he da;e f said letters, or they may be
rr@c.uded from any benefit of said estate
and If such claims are not presented within
three years from the date Of said letters,
they Will 20 forever barred.
JOHN SULLINS,
iull9-6w1 Administrator.
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FRED. PAHDE,
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Noice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk ofthe Gascon
ade County Court On the estate Of SAMUEi
FRENCH, decd, bearing date July 18th, lS6,
All persons indebted to said estate, al,
hereby required to make payment imme
dia:cty t. the undersigned executor and a
persons having claims against said esta
to present them for allowance within on;
year from the date OF said Letters, Or the.
may be precluded from any banef, # sac
estate, and If such claims are n t rresente,
within three years firm the date of sai,
letters, they will be forruer barred
HARVEY W. McCUNE,
i~ull9-Gwl Administrator.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that letters Of
administration have been granted to the
undersigned from the clerk Of the Gascon-
adc county court Of the estate of JOHN
IsEMAN deed, bearing date June 9th 1868
All persons indebted TO said estate, are
hereby required, to make payment immed-
lately to the undersigned administrator, and
all PERSONS, having claims against said
estate, to exhibit them duly authenticated
within one year from the date of said let
tiers, and if such claims be not presented
within three years from the date of said
letters, they will be forever barred.
HENRY BENNER,
administrator Of the esiat O
John Iseman, decd.
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