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EAD-QUARTER.


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 a
written permission from His Excellency, Edward
Stany Military Governor, 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 use of the Troops in
this Command.
BY command OF Maj. Gen. j. G. Foster.
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Asst. Adjt. General.
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oEFIOIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS. NO. Io7.
War Departr ent, AdIutant Generals Office
IKnxkinC ChOR Ameusk ID 1852

War Departr ent AdIutant Generals Office,
FaxEtngtoR Angatst 10, 1862.
I. Officers of the regular army will IL general
Yule receive leaves of absence to accept the rank
of Colonel in volunteer regiments, but not lower
grades Non-commssioned officers and privates
will be discharged receiving commissions in
volunteer regiments.
H. The oath of allegiance will not be admin stered
to any person against his own will; it must in all
cases be voluntary act un his part. Nor will any
compulsory parole of honor be received. But
oaths taken, and paroles gwen, to avoid arrest.
detention, imprisonment, expulsion, volun-
t4ry or free acts and cannot be regarded as COM
pulsory All persons guilty of violating such oaths
or paroles will be punished according to the laws
Ill The laws of the United States and the gen.
era laws of war, authorize, in certain casas, the
seizure and conversion of private property for the
subsistence transportation and other uses of the
army; but this be distinguished from pillage
and the taking of property for public purposes is
worry different from its conversion to prssate uses
All pr perty lawfully taken from the enemy, or
from the inh habtants Of an enenys country, instant
accounted for as such. The SD Article of War
authorizes the penalty of death for pillage or plum
derng, and other articles authorize severe punish
Inents for any officer soldier who shall sell. EN-
beZZie, Hfsapply. waste military stores OR who
shall permit the waste misapPcation of any SUCH
puolic property. The penalty is the same whether
the offence be committed in our own or in an
enemy s territory.
". All property, public private, taken from
alleged enemies, must be iEventored and duly ac
counted for. If the property taken be claimed as
private, receipts must be given TO such q la1mnnts
or their agents; omcers VIII De heia strleti3 ae-
authority, and it must be returned for, the same
any other public property.
V. Where fora ying parties are sent out for pro.
visions or 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
to enter private house for that purpose All
such acts punisha BILE with death, and an officer
who permits them is equally as guilty as the actual
pillager.
VII. Commanding officers of armies and corps
will be held responsible for the execution of these
orders in their respective commands.
BY command of Major General Halleek,
Gfxerai-in- Chicf 0f Lhe Army:
E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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HEAD QrARTERs.

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 Messnger will continue
to perform the duties connected with that office
heretofore
BY command of Maj. Gen. J. G. Foster,
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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DEPARTMENT of North Carolina, ,

Newberne Nov. II, 1862
Philip Pipkin, of this town, is hereby appointed
inspector of Tar Turpentne and to be respect
ed as such
He is authorized to charge ten cents per barrel
for inspection.
All persons are forbidden to sell any Tar or Tur-
pentine, without having each barrel inspected by
him.
EDW. STANIY
Military Governor of Nerth Carolina.
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HEADQUARTERS, Department of n. c.
New Rerne ,Iuu. - 1862

New Berne, Juue II. 1862
DR. J. c. Tull, is hereby appointed City Inspec-
tor of New Berne, with power to assess and collect
ed accordingly
By command of Gov. Stanly:
J.LYMAN VAN BUREN, Military Secretary
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u. >. MILITARY RAILROAD.
60 - las 80 s3sist..:.t.ss
On and alter Dec. lst trains will leave follows
TIME TABLE.

All free passes on this Road will be void after
September LIST
Monthly Passes will be issued on and after that
date to all persons entitled to permanent trhnsport
ton to be obta'ned ouly 1T this Office and of the
Assistant Quart ter-Inaster at Morehead No PERSON
will be allu w.d to travel on the Road without pass
or ticket. This rule will be strictly adhered to.
JAMES C. SLAGHT, Capt, & a. G. NJ,
Neybern Dee /, 1862
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Circular Order.

Circular Order.
HEADQUARTERS,
Department North Carolina,
Newberne, N. c.. Sept. %, 1862
The great and unnecessary waste of gas in the
quarters occupied by the officers and men of this
command calls for immediate attention and correc-
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, rs if in camp, and Company Com
nanders will tina. they strictly carried out.
Officers enjoined to that little waste as
possible takes place, in their respective quarters
BY order Of Mi, Gen. j G. Foster
SOUTHARD HOFFMAN, Asst. Adj. Gen.
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NeWEefn J
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 40.
All officers men and citizens strictly forbid
den to 90 on board of any of the steamers arriving
at THE port by of boats or otherwise, until
the vessel is properly secured to the wharf.
The Provost Marshal will see that this order is
implicitly obe, ed and that one except persons
connected Nth these Headquarters and with the
office of Capt. Slaght, A. Q. NJ, will be allowed to
go board under any pretext whatever.
By command of Maj Gen Fo TER,
SOUTHARD H0 fFMAN,
Assistant Adjutant General
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HEADQUARTERS,
18TH Army Corps,
rw B-rne, Jan. 81, 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 80.

18th Army Corps,
New Berne, Jan. 81 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS-NO. 80.
No person except officers and men of the Army
and Navy OF the United States being entitled, by
the Regulations, to the uniform buttons of
either service, it is hereby prohibited fol any
son, suter otherwise, to any portion of the
uniform of any branch of the United States service
in this Department, except by special permit from
these Headquarters.
No person is allowed to buy uniforms, parts of
uniforms, blankets equipments from soldiers
sailors.
1t is not allowed to sell citizens clothing to enlist
ed men of the Army and Navy except undeEcloth-
ing Any vocation of this order will be severely
punished
The Provost Marshal is charged With the strict
enforcement of this order.
BY command of Maj Gen j. G. Foster,
S. HOFFMAN,
Asst. Adit Gen
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J IIFADQrARTy RS.

N
Department North Carolina,
New Brrne Oct. lS, 1862, J
All persons prisoners of war to the United States,
parole in this deprrtm INT, desr"us of ieAv-
ing he lines of he L. s. fnrces will report their
names at these HeadC uarters Immediately.
By command of Mai. Gen. J. G. FosTEK,
SOUTHAKD HOFFMAN,,
Assistant AdJutapt General.
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HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS,
Department OF North Carolina,
New Berne, Sept. "a, 1862
GENERAL ORDERS, NO. A.
No vehicles whatever will be allowed to pass
over the r. r Bridge, without pass from these
Headquarters. or the Provost Marshal.
By command of Maj. Gen j. G. Foster,
JOHN +. ANDERSON,
Acting Assistant Adjutant General.
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HEADQUARTERS,
Department of North C rOlina,
New Berne, Sept. "a, 1862. }
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO 81.
Captain Daniel Messenger, A. Q. NJ, is hereby
ordered to investigate and examine into the ship
ments from this point of cotton, &C., since the
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 Foster,
JOHN F. ANDERSON.
Lieut., and Acting Asst Adj General
HEAD QUARTERS,
Department of North Carolina,
Newbern Sept l6, 1862. }
SPECIAL ORDERS-No. 33.
The firing of cannon musketry at this port for
practice is hereby discontinued except by special
order from these Headquarters
BY command of Maj Gen. Foster:
Southland HOFFMAN,
Asst Adj't Gen.
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1lEApQCARTFRs,

Military Governor of n. Carolina,
New Berue. June 2G 1862.
DIR. J. G. TuLL will from the date of this order
sumo charge of all vacant and abandoned build-
ing i'll Newbern, with power to assign, TO leas., and
rent the
BY command of
GOV. STANLT.
J. LYMAN VAN BuREN, Military Secretary.
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HEADQUARTERs,

HEADQUARTERs,
DEPARTMENT OF N@HTH CAROLINA,
New BEHNE, Sept 23d. 1862.
SPECIAL ORDERS. NO So
Capt. Daniel Messinger, A. Q. M, Is hereby ap-
pointed to investigate titles of property to be
shipped from this port, and will be obeyed and
Bpected accordingly.
BY command of Mai Gen. FOSTER
SoUrHARD HOFFMAN, Asst. Adj. Gen.
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Important Order.
ORDERS, NO. %.

HEADQUARTERS,
Department Of North Carolina, :
New Berne, April %, 1862.
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oFFIOTAL.

HEADQUARTF
DepartT ent North Carolina, 7
Newtern, Oct. l5, l9 ,.
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Head IuHrters,
Departm mt of North Carolina,
Newberne, Nov. 29, 1862
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