Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-12


From the Little Rock True Democrats March 81
Thele IS nothing very nsw Or interesting in
our State. The few Feaerals that were st lay
.~ettegiile are reported 90 have taken the back
rGck 70 Missouri. HeFron's army IS said to be
at Forsyth, Missouri Blount has eoae to Kan
sss Whistler Hefron intends to come down
White river, or whether he IS pfraid Of troubles
behind hin, end has fallea back to protect the
tories there, is not kaown. TheFe may be a few
Feds a. Hslena, and q gnhboat cruising at the
moath Of the river. With these exceptions our
State Is freq. During last week our forces cap
tired asd set FIRE to Federal transport shove
Napoleon
This IS striking the enemy Ia a Yulnerabls
p9in5, aud such blows tell. Once convince
them tibet the navigation Of the Mississippi is
impossible, except with the consent of the Con
f~edaraey, and they viii come 10 terms. They
are being tsUg6t this in lessons at Yieksburg
and Port Hudson, sud along the shores Of Ar
kansas and Mississippi A few more easy les
soas viii eomplste theE education in that res
peet. We are grati6sd to learn that the dissat-
isfaclion at the exemption clause in the coRseript
act, which allows an oEsrseer for every twenty
negroes, has subsiaed. This act was misan-
lderstood and misTeprasented, but its repeal has
taken away the excuse Tor grumbling. The jsy.
hawkeFs ere beginning TO see the error of their
ways. Their numoeIs are too small and the
material too Unprinefpled to hang together long
It has been TRmored upon the street for some
time psst, and generally believed, that General
Hinduism has applied 20 be transferred east of
the Mississippi river, aud that his application
has been forwarded 10 Richmond. We suppose
Maior-General Price has been selected By the
President to AXE his place il the army Of this
department
All our information, both from this and The
other side Of tho Mississippi river, is to the effect
that deseTtioR is thinning The ranks Of the
enemy very rapidly. We know that mere than
q thousand desertsrs have passed through this
State on their way to the North.
a STRINGENT ORDER.
The following, recently issued by The Fed
eraI commander at Fayetteville, Arkansas, has
found It's way to Little Rock, and appears in the
Dsmoerot:
HzADavARTzRs Posr FayE re- 9 1ss ARK.
General Orders No. 3.
J. No person or persons viii be permitted e
sell e. this post, goods, wares CT merchandise Of
any description. except Bpsn the written permits
sion of lac provost marshal thereof, snd upor
such terms and conditions as he may think
proper to impose.
2 The unauthorized sale of articles, contra.
bandef WsE, especially salt, quinins and NUM-
lions OF wa wih be followed By the c~opiscs
lion Of tie entire stock in trade Of the offender
or offenders
3 The as'e 20 ONE Of articles appropriate
for men only, IS absolutely forbidden, and sBy
conaBance as the evasion Of military law OF
reruFatious viii be severely punished.
4. On Sad AFTER Tuesday, the 27th day of
JsuaMy. 1853, no eiazsa, male or female, over
tie sze OF zen years, and living or sojsurning
~iaia tie corporate limits OF the city. of Fay
I@cttsviie, wal Be permitted to move about The
Gig Without 6rst having taken the cath Of 81
4 legianca to the governments Of the United States,
snd bearing up0u his or her person a copy Of
/ tho oath SO taken, on g certificate Of the taking
thereof regularly signed aad executed.
5 Sa2H any person fer the purpose Of evaa-
ling this order remain az their houses and sill
aremps 70 keep up communication with, and
convey intelligence to the enemies Of the Fed
eral government, they VIII be sent summarily
beyond tbe lines Of this post.
6. Certain rebel ladies are especially eau
tioae1 against the indiscreeb use Of their
tongues. Such conduct "a neither lsdy.like nor
proper. and If they hsve any regard for the
nsies Of life OF their OWE quiet, they VIII
duct themselves differently from what they
10 now.
6 Ciize1s Of Washington end other conn
81 he state of ArGazs2s, OF elsewhere,
=h-ss dU iHe7s- calls taam 10 his post, are
Elinad OF the necessity Of proving their loyalty
before st.5nptirg 70 move abont town, and tbe
same suls viii govern their case that Is herein
directed foT Observance By TIE inhabitants oil
Fayetteville. n. LAgUE HARRIsaN,
Colonel Commanding Post.
a. ~. BISHOP, LkCoi and Provost Marshal