, 1863-11-28

DC Fepe1aaon OF What you have Ind already
Tor me to state some Of the leading points 0
this document. It closes all trade through
t1,o 1;nca q a;thor d;rocI;on +,,ns nxaran+,s,.
~ ,..s.s4.s1. .ess'
0o !mpoteallon ol eotton, anu 1ne retarn
goods OF various kinds, In payment for tht
| said cotton. The people Of northern Afissis
issippi will be cut of from tho articles of f,of
a Fa. - ~ ~, @.,4so ~ wv ;,
ano wear Ina. a they nave mtnefto obtained II
EfEe quahut1es from Mempnfs. Inc lenleney
that the Government has extended to; then
rcco,v;nr horc;ta viii o,a han5 +ha,, har,
I.a- .ae2'. - - - ~" o.-e u 10y n'As'
oeen ready 10 s1rake oio" NJ tneir benetact
or with the other.
The reasons set forth for issuing this ordc,
are the refusal of tbc ncon1c IN farm =,
t,e ~n1es ond n,o.,,,,s % ,ero.,r,has g.. ~, IT,
aaaes ns les an t,o,s ".s,l4 eeeli9sa LOT 1nel
smuggling hns had its effect in ctuting then
off altogether from what thev might have cn
fored M 'nernn;t IN TITO o,,+ -,,,s5s w.. ,,a,
1arpe enonrf to safisfv fheir Jemords o,f'
tley hayc attempted IL eyerv synv to svnIs nIa
lie laws. IN Tie ai1yanco of 1nr ar,ry recn,,t
u into northern Alabama, a laTse anantity % y
goods were captured IN Tie orieinal nackaoea
IN which they: had come from Hemn6is
Three mercantile houses in MemnhIs 3vnrs
found to haye ehfpped fhese gnn1e IL rei ~
them forwarded to tbe enemy's cnnnt ~
is stated that tile original invoices were found
with the goods, together with letters i1c:.:s.
eating the shippers in other sunr71f:.- i, :,
the houses in question were CLOSED and the
stocks of goods on hand coptlscated to fhe
Government. Tho order for tbcir sui,nrau.
sion 5vas occcmuanied by order M. III cios,
{ng all trade. -,'
The portion of the orderautborizinr the I'M.
pressment Of as many ablo-bodiel mcn as
might he necessary to fiji up tic Regiments
and batteries to tic maximum was iitcraliy
enforced in Corinth and La Grange. Eyery
man canablo nf hearinr arms Wes MI nnce
placed In tho ranks and compcIled to shonl
der a musket. Sntlers. cotton hnyers and RI,
VILLAINS Of every descrintion came nnf1er thu
provisions Of the order and were forced to
amonE Hall unautRorize4 haneers-on y M
Gen. Halleck wouli term them. md the an~.
fety 10 rct away was very rreat' Tie PrnTocf
Marshn{s refused IN rivo nSsses cvconf n sno.
anil cases. md the dffflcn|tv nf 1covf1r vas oa
Great os thc inconrenience Of stavinr 'Somo
tried The bfch-roads. -talsing wide c}rcnit far
scyernl miles. in order to Hyo,d m encnnnter
with the lncoi nickefs. Some ~ the Yartiac
have aiready arrivc1 hcrc nftcr n innwr ~ ma ma
somewhat i;saurccoh1e 1ro11. II ia NJ 7,1-n1r
fiat tlev viii snnfn ho fnnnI r. 10 1;a1s,;+yy
Of IaGf1nrc or Eorinth. 'A~N|@'''
In this cfty thus iar only special applfca-
i,sr class Of ncrsnns pcne1o1lw Who her. u'nt, ~
yisibie mems of snnnnrt iava hcan ,I tho cnf' ~
frrcrs. Nearly fwo=hHnif1ed f,nmh1ers +I,;nvos
mud joafcrs haye hccn hronrhf nnder Tx nro. ~
Visions or the nrder ma cn5nna11a;1 h a. tfn;r
conutrv Soma seryfce Tha 35iS 1n,;aue euun 1,al
rded tho streets Yesterday. and iiisnlaye3 n
new order No nerson = who @ can % sbnW ch ler;ts ~
imate ani rcsnccfahfn hns;nces ias henr - 81
fur1,o;i ona - f. .,osa~oi1.. ti,o,a,I 49,
I'M ~ "Em III ~ - Ia ~ .at nonc
W.. ~ ~ ~ ut9sr ~. as csen lonV"ea ~ an'
oonei p1"tiaihg lor lnc ehl1lihent ,'i oI ~ per
tnaa aGs ~ ictuue a1a no n.Itaer "nat may oe
w tns'5 oceupati1on; Inose WIZ ar9 Gnfonea iof
1e ~ ulaIt ~ .ns Notn 'aIe stlu naDie 70 this.
- - ~ aln1a4eed as an o1nlzation slmnar 70
s tne S9so4eu mlnA VI M1ssout1, ~ anu VIII oe
n: nseu LOT t9me ts oeienee. M Ihe ony persons ex.
On lneif way elther North or sontn. Passea
IRON from the frqvosI Marshal are rs difficult M TO
ohtaln Us 1n Lagrange or Cof1nth- .Ihe boats
aepaIung IN elInel dlreciloh take bul rev
passengers from mere. Many would like to
go n9t cannot get away.
dcys, time, there viii pc some .7 extensive 1m-
pTessments- Ihose Who 1all to enroll them
seiSes ~ he ulst o1 Decesaper WILL PC com"
pt1eu 70 enter ING service Wltho9t pountles,
ana remain tnGfc Ihfee years, 1nless sooner
asscna.Sea. a'.en S 1as.s IS gIea. aeslle 10 eet
mp. A few are obtaining passes, bnt the
great majority are not permitted to leave.
Tue general impression among the knowing
ones is that TIC order will not amount to
y M.uen, e1eept ~ p.ace ne nat1ses OF Wesl
tennessee upon surer 1oolln&. AT present,
tear Is Stamped upon inc iaces OF three
to be physically able-bodietL, The LOGS Of
great Toe Is now looked upon as o boon of
the highest importance.
While we arc pushing forward our con
ecription the rebels are pushing theirs with
south Of here they are hard ut work taking ]
every able bodied man they can find. Every |
few dnys they come close up to our lines near |
Memphis, and sometimes almost within sight |
OF the city They have secured the country |
60 thoroughly before this that It is doubtful |
for their service. AL that they obtain arc |
sent at once sonthward md Incorporated into
some skeleton regiments at Holly Springs
and Grenada Cotton buyers occasionally
fall into the clutches Of the gueri1las and are |
marched off with little ceremony. Day be-
fore yesterday two Of these gentry were taken
and compelled to perform involuntary ser
vice to tho rebels. The money they Ind about |
item was contscated.
region south Of here. Major Gen. Polk, us
will be remembered, was deposed from com
command In the army Of Northern Trginia
shortly after the battle OF Chtckamauga. Be-
Ing one Of the tavorites OF jeff DAVIS he |
could not bo long kept In refinement. He
was sent to new command IN Mississippi
where he would be ont OF the reach |
Of Bfagg. he lns been authorized
to put in fighting. condition all the troops in
the State Of Mississippi. General Loring has |
command under him, and the two are: using |
lueir utmost cyertioDs In procuring men for 4