, 1863-11-02

vice are erg.ged in business on their OWL
account, ,and that they charge fees for permits,
passes, etc. Ali this Is breach Of honor and
law. Every gallant eficcr Of military ser-
vice owes Every hour Of his time and every
thought Of Ills mind to his Goyernment-and
# he makes one cent profit b<yond his pay Il cor
In this department arc hereby commanded to
engage in no brsiuess whatever, save their
swo1n duty to their Government.
Every naa should be with his proper corps,
division, brigade and regiment, unless absent,
eick or woun6ed or detached by order Of COM
petent commanders.
Soldiers When so absent muEt hsye their
descriptive rolls, and when no. o.proyided with
them the presumption is that they are i'm
Etope1ly absent
Musteripg officers will See that all absen-
tees, net nWay By written orders Of their prop
er commanders, are reported In mastering
rolls as deecrters, that they may lose pay,
bounty and pensicns, which generous Gov
ernment and people hare provided tor soldiers
md officers who do their whole duty.
The best hospitals in the world are provld.
ed for the wounded and sick, bnt these must
uot be made the recepsaeles for absentees
~bo are not sick, to escape the necessary e1-
pospre and dapgers OF = soldiers Life.
Whenever possible, citizens mus. be en-.
ploytd a. nursee, cooks, attendants, stew-
nde, &C., to hospitals. In order that enlisted
Ten may be where they belong-Nith their
regiments. Medical Inspectors Will attend
% this at once The General commanding
Announces that he expects the wounded aud
-ick to have every care possible. but this
feeling mu.t not be abused to the Injury OF
tie Only useful part Of an army, soldiers In
rhe ftld-
country occupied by our troops are subject
to the laws, when the Inhabitants, be they
friendly or unfiendly, must submit to the
controlling powers. If any person in IN nd
joining district corresponds OR trades with
an enemy On the outside, he or ehe becomes
epJ; and I'LL Inhabitants, moreover, must
not only abstain tom hostile OF unfrien1ly
ac.e, but must aid and assist the powers that
protect them, snd affords them trade and
commerce. People who live In this depart
Ient, bad better make note Of this and
By order Of Maj. Gen. ". 7. Sherman.
{signed) r. u sAwTER, a. A. G.
The town tf TuscumbIa has been captured
by our forces, and Gen. Osterhaus' digis-
Ion Is now in possession, but was unat1e to
learn the date or particulars Of the occur
rt1ce. 1t is supposed By my informant that
1t took place on the eth inst. Firing WIS
hesrd, at leatt, in TINT direction on that d.y.
Fcrekt and Wheeler's rebel forces are In
he vicinity, erdeavorin9 to prevent our
'1oors from advancing.
D,btins, q noted guerilla, was surprised
aft week ut Tulip Oak, aud among other val
uatles captured WAS $4,000 In Confederate
aotes, belonging to rebel quarter1naster.
The Memphis Ealatia Of the 2sth has an
account OF the death Of I'd Lieut.. Orr, 21st
Missouri, who Was accidentally killed while
or picket, On Tuesday night, by one of the
guard, near the n. g. T. r. r., about three
miles hom town. It occurred when he was
relieving the pickets. The guard halted the
Lieutenant and told him to advance and give
the countersign-meantme he had cooked
| lis gun The Lieutenant came up to giyethe
! counte1sign over the point Of the bayonet,
| When the gun accidentally went OF.
| Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
CA1Ao, Oct 81, 1855 \
The steamers Liberty No. 3 and 6unnystde
came up from Memphis early this morning,
bringing late dotes of papers Of that city, but
| devoid IT interest.
Tie steamer Ma,k B. Check Was fired into
by gueri1las at the place called Doak's Bal, q
| dey or two eirce. One shell passed through
the lower part Of the pl1othouse, burztlng
before it passed, md blowing off one end oi
| the pi1ot-touse. The eliot escaped without
! injury. The boat was set on fire By the ex-
| ploeiop, but was easily ex.inguished.
Agentlemen who Was on board the boat, and
saw the effect Of the shell, informs me TINT
there was some Kind Of composition scatter
cd about by the explosion, which 1t is sup.
posed, WAS Intended to set fire to the hoat,
something after the manner Of the famoue
Greek Ere Of Charleston repute.
There was an apprehension prevalent II
Memphis THAT the Memphis and Charle.tor
Rsiltcad nay soon be abandoned by the
Union forces, md the people residing along
the line are much excited over 1t. It is hardly
probable, however, that their fears w11l b.
realized Tezy soon.
! A number Of refugees were in Memphis OF
Thursday afternoon, from tho country aboYe
who we're arranging matters preparatory Il
arming themselves and returning to thel1
homes. and demolishibg the guerilla band
rroWling theresbcut.
Harrison and Hemsome are again conscr1p
ing the citizens in the neighborhood Of Gal
loway Depot, on the Memphis and Ohio Rail
read 1t Is understood the people Of tha
peighborhood will be wanted soon t.
d1iye them of.
The Gteamer Hannibal has been raised anI
will soon be In use again.
The .BuNe1iu mentions The arrival Of the bo
dy Of john Treat, commander Of the gnnbou
Neamo1a, andis On It's way North. He die
Of congeetiye chills. He Was fine Officer
| BE leaves wife and child in Ohio, expecsin
| him home On 1isit-
On Wednesday f1fty rebel prisoners Intel
confined In Irving Block, Memphis, took tn
oath Of allegiance, swearing to be true to tn
! Government Of the United States. They Wei
| shipped On the steamerthat night and arrive
| here this morning en- route for the North.
Yesterday noted thIefaud freebooter uazn