Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-29

R.,Ks ia weaving a net of despotism over that por-
zion Of our sister State, the mesbes Of which are more
subtle than the policy Of BUTLER. The latter was open
in his tyrsnny, and the brutal aud rigorous manner in
which he enforced bis ediets, only served TO strengthen
our friends into resistance. The new commander is
proving himself an accomplished tyrant, whose insidiOu'
advances are more to be feared than the bold attacks Of
the Brute who has made himself 50 infamous. " e have
the Baton Rouge Gazette and C0ma Of the 2ist, which
contains a series Of orders from thsFederal commander
which demonstrate our friends have nothing to hops
from him 50 far as his power may extend to enforce BIZ
edc,A
In order No. The makes another assessment, o~stensiby
for the relief Of the poor, upon those who have pub
Hcly and Voluntarily given financial aid. advice ant
example to the Southern cause, and also directs the
immediate collection Of the LAST assessment by BUTLER
lie extends a hope-an idle one, Of eourss-thst =" prop.
ery thus applied will be a subject of equitable consid
eraton hereafter"
another order undertakes to reeulate the conduct o.
The c izan. which, although not SO odious IN its terms as
the famous order Of BUTLER, 50 much deprecated by the
civilized world, is equally as unusual, and win attsch as
much odium 70 the source from whence 1t emanated
By its terms The children may become gave political
offenders. We a7reUd the document ia fuE:
HEADeUARreRs DEpARTAEsT OF THE sULF,
NEW ORLEANS January :, 1863.
Notice is herebV given 70 the co1I nanutng general OF
this department, that ofsnsige personal demonstrations,
by language or conduct Of any characte by persons Of
any class whsfever With to- intention OF giving perso
nal ofens-, or tending TO distarb the pubic peace, are
10 hidden. AMI will be punished with relentless seKfity
Parents wi lb- held respons bic for the respectful cou-
duct of th-ir chHdr n, aud prompt measures VIII be
fsken 70 fasten upon the proper parties any act Of this
cbaral ter. An persons vbemay be witnesses 20 such
conduct are directed, as MEASURE of pubic peace, 70
give Information there0f 20 me provost marsha or at
By eoanand OF M~ajor-General Banks.
RICHARD B IRWIN,
Lie1tenant-C Colo eel, Asst Adjt. General.
order No. S determines property rights. Its regula.
tons ere follows:
L No furtaer seizure Of properly viii be made. except
upon claimsfor debit de the government, without or
ders from these headquarters.
. The C1mmission viii sell at public auction sl
property IN H. pusse-sl0n that has rot been or may net
be caime1 or released excepf tuch as may he required
for &he uss Of She army, and turn over the proceeds
thereof TO The chief cuarterInaster, subject 70 further or
der. The Commission will cause 20 be sold, as it may
deem best, the crops OF any plantations worked under
permits from tse government ana pay over 70 the par
ties working them a part OF the proceeds not exceed ng
one fourth, until after the Commission is 5 tisded that
their contracts have been properly trred out, and take
snob other measures in regard 10 such plantations as
may be nece ssary, not involving he government in any
expense beyond IT Interest in the crops
3 Person workhg PLANTATIONS under orders from the
government vii account TO the commission herein
name for the E5lole crop, and the groeeed to which
III g0yernnsn& entitled, when realized by be CONS
Mission, are 20 be added 10 the fund IN the hands Of tE
quarrernastsE.
4 Alsupplies Ia the hands e commercial agencies in
city or country, will be sold ss spe Oily as practicable,
the receipts 70 b. spphed to the payment Of salaries Of
agents. who VIII be d. charged and paid. and the balance
placed IN the hands Of the quartermaster. Claims of the
government a. on crops for supplies advanced TO plant
80 aud other parties VIII be collected f0rthw th, and all
unsettled claims viii be placed in he hands Of the chief
qu~artermastsr for collection.
s. Abandoned estates may be placed IN The charge of
orerseers or other persons upon such terms aud eondi-
tons . 70 profits aud labor IS msy be deemed just and
expedient ny he commission upon tuu consideration Of
the rights Of the g ternment ana all puriies in interest
6. All property, real or personal, liable 70 conhseation
under the sets Of Congress, vii upon proper represen-
tat0n aEd complain, as provided by law, be adjudicated
AMI diBp ssed of by the order Of the district court, pro
visionally established by the Pres. dent in pursuance Of
the acts Of Congress.
Z All products of the country sent to the city Of New
o leans in good faith, may be sold at market prices,
rency Of the United States, without restriction or con
fscation. Planters will ind it for their interest to for
ward their crops to New Orleans. rather than to dispose
Of them on the plantations
6. P,sItsti0l supp les and other articles not coutrs-
band Of war. necessary TO the working Of estates, or t.
the support Of loyal Rersons, may be purchased in open
market by planters or agents. in qusntit es not ineon.
s stent with IN interests and saaety of the government,
for consumpt on wi hin the Ines of the amy up0G the
approval ani order OF the commission herein nam d
This ~prIvllsge i accorded t. well disp -sed persons s. a
measure Ct relief. Its execute u via be closely scFuti-
nizsi, and it, abuse viii be summarly punished " th
he most rigorous ever y known TO mi airy law. OFF,
Of The army are directed, sad naval and civil ON
G 70 are request Z, TO assist ia enforcing ths faithful OBJ
se-Ta1ce Of mis- Crder.