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tkatthe Disregard .ofs tho rishts, eomioFi'
and protection Of inoaensiVe private citizens
has but too frequently marked the course q
some 81 cur mounted troops. Fences, fol
example, have Been thoughtlessly burned,
provisions illegally pressed and ether acts
with little color Of authority,
and very far from any color Of right 6
Tits our duty to reuobssrate upon behalf
Of out suffering fellow citizens, FIRST vithths
soldiers themselves, most Of whom have not
been guilty, we sincerely believe, Of any
wilful intentt to do harm, and secondly with
commanding officers, whose BUSINESS it is tc
guard sgainst such ipdscretions, Out 81
acts Of the kind muck discontinue must
spring, and results truly deplorable, may
follow .A " s
TIE people ofaliddle Tennessee are poor
They are loyal, patriotic, generous, self
sacrificing They have been preyed upon
in the vilest manner BY the enony Their
homes Invaded, themselves either driven
thence into exile, or borne to Northern
prison houses, their property destroyed,
their crops sqaandcred, and il many instsH-
ces, their premises put to the torch ofthe
vsndal, these brave men and women have
endured, have resisted, have toiled, patient
u ceuraseously Throughout the weary
months Oftheir thraldom they never lost
hspe, they cSmmitied no treason and cow,
when cur own soldiers are among them, they
should rest in peace, free from every dis
turbanao. If Oureayalry men-whose way
ward, aud somewhat loose mode Of life
makes them too often careless would con
slider these things little, the causes OF
complaint would speedily become manifest,
~ diminished
We submit the suggestion to them, and
through them to commanders Of battaliopS
regiments and brigades stationed throughou
the country.
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nYNCIInrRc, ~.
sTAPLEs q pILLARp.

TIME senior partner has asvcie,cd Mr p " IN
i lard with him In his GENERAL COMMISSION
HOUSE, OF The Old stand BY Staples & Anderson, and
soEcits consgpmcus 81 Sugar, homs,s Cotton
Merchandise aud Produce generally To scll PRO
duce at highest markct rates attend N person TO
weights and delivery, and send account sales and
checks az once is The eld established rule Of this
House u lms answered aa extended patronage
which 30 years experience with tai market, and
present Increased facilities prepares rs 70 meet with
our nsua promptuess
Liberal advances on auyamouu 81 produte IN hand,
Always oni hand a heavy stock Of Manufactured
mud smcWing TOBACCO, warranted "a represented,
and as Iowa can he had M Virginia.
mnl7 6ms STAffEsE billiard
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THE DAILY REBEL.
CHATTANOOGA
THURSDAY MORNINGS FeB r, 1863
.THE sIrUATIoN.


varisas runlors come up frsm The front
Like rumors in general, tlis most Of these are
unreliable, many Of them conflicting.
R4seesans, for example is said g be rsip-
inforqed BY ono on aik Another asserts y
y positively tiiat he is preparing ts fall
back into Kentucky. Tbs principal indiea-
ton Of tho latter is said 70 be the burning
Of tho entiro city Of Mrrireesborol. It j.
hardly necessary TO add, that sthes7 il no
Foundation for this wild ramon. The only
retrograde movement made BY the eneny
seems to be from Readyville. The scouts Of
Ger, Iao. D. Morgan, dashed through the
village day before yesterday, finding no
Yankees. They had broken up their camp
and retraeed their steps 10 Tho main army,
This would rather incline ono TO believe
that Rosecrans 10 msssipg his troops for an
advance upon shelbysillo.
The reads in Middle Tennessee are certainly
ina most unirayolAble condition The turn-
pike leading between Muriressboro and Shell
byville, and q partially graded road leading 70
Manchester are the only roptes out Of MIR
freesboro, over which the transportation of a
large army could proceed The blockade, also
Of thc Cumberland has not yet been raised, and
Rosecranz, who 10 wiley sagacious fox in
his own way, may not wish torisk forward
movement from his snug base line. Our cav
airy, though checked al Fort DOnelsop (snir-
GUS localityl arc asi less formidable Q. that
account, and in school 10Y parlanco "ve $40
Meanwhile il Rosey should come out, our
boy arc prepared to 9anuseg him.
obrlesa al Dpnclson has been greatly mag
niicd. we learn that we lost but nincty-eight
men killed wounded and missing. The enc.
ny confsss to loss 81 fourteen killed ypnd
d,irtysoyeu wounded. We captured one can
non destroyed one transport and paroled g
prisoners Our forces consisted Of Fsrrssf'
ana Whartoals Brigadss, the loss being conSn
Cd almost exclusively TO Forests copmand
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I1otida % aIlI snbieet % oopsorIpIIOn.
OffIcR CcMAASnAEf ap CosgcmITios,

fgiiedE m m Knoxville, Jan, 10Th, 1865.
ri AM authorized BY The oumuandng General 70 say
II that As coon a. ll Tie cgsqpts 10 We di1ol.
eutcOuntea haye been gollc0 70 Che lcndczyona, The
RAILROAD, proyOsi md other gihfda, commanding Of
hccf3 0i posts ana delathmcnte, viii receive orders
10 Hrost nll mails htg oitlRus Uf consrpt nEo wfo
cannot SLOW q eeriloate u exemption Hom tonscfip'
ton diRchatge from tetHe ny tcrop oi having
nirhRhed 4 substtlH M the army or detailed
trhhstfiitoi einhl0yBtHtl IN the government service.
otIltfoaier an Scninearao u exmnpiongrontod by
onrolBnr oicop Fjilbe geit ~ hf approval All
claims 70 exemption nnderVln law must DO mneo %
Die enrOling ffcef 81 it dlifcf who VIII refer The
IanullthfbA WITH hi endorsement. tome
l'A nbclrSha Nh0lnay be arpaicd nlier uio call 10
rehdsasous ,.iihe cpnny ~ Nhlsh ilfy nay belong
will be tried i0f deaefiloD.
Certificates OK exemption On account of disability
win be signed by tho cAinnne board
N W Fdh VI. ~ Blake, IA. Col C.B.A.,
.tfnl1 Am fnIat C0lnmandailt " C0naef pil
"a. East Tfnhealee papers copy pnc mouth.
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Tha SfatA nf Tonnossee.

GropaE d, CAFE I,s6a,oor, :,
AtphtpM Clgr,sipi. i H''p7Ynf aa
Ut appearing that tho defendants Alfred Nj Gate,
II n IA nenrcsident Of the State Of Tennessee, 30
that the process u tho court cannot pc served Qn nm
h h therefore ordered that publication he nade week
IN ior four w6eksin The Chattanooga Rebel newspa-
na suBlthed 10 the cry Of Chattanooga, roquiflue
taid defendant toNppearat Chencery tqprt tobo
hpld M mo Court House IN the city of Harrison,
on The second Monday N June next ana angga
comnainantg bill oh Mdement w conieosiohcwilbe
entefea ana he causetet TOR bearing tx pare
Ta0g as-4gg. oi "a ia4r Roc. JONES, ee
,ltt N. 4, .a.l- Cpk& a..
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500 REWARD.

WILL gjge Oue hundlfd dollhrp l0t slio apprehen
bl0n 0l d ntgro boz hamct Andnev; about feet
bjeb ~ nne ihehee HIGH very black will weigh
about 100 or 40 pounds, and very 1Oui had on When
40 loit pga cplggpa coAi bark colorcd pair James
pnlihlnd black bot Iaihtf slow of hpeacb, foclabY
hehsy beard ileitltDy hobfe 10 thS slh OWL div
hctOf ilhinion county hi thls btnic. clint mos
ABOVE laRiooa.on the road lnidmg nom llauislY
10 George fQVa on thn Uight ol tho 2ad Jnnucfy
iHe3, sud b NVFpQud NJ bc making hl4 way Tor Ken,
Tho AhOto rcwfd viii b6 nyen iOs hn ssio delivery %
mo- or conihencni lffalno Dell, ~ tbat can gtt him
Ny rost 0iiop is hpulWn, Tenn. WA, bN0W
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PONnuRANr y NATrHIAsa

7
(tOp ARrNRRsHip EOrICE.-. The undersigned
" have associated themeelveg together pDder the
stylo,and arm OF BONDURANT& &. MATTHIAS for
thepurpoeo 81 conducting the G GROCERY AND CON-
MISSION BUSINESS III Lynchhnfg w.
We shall keep constantly on Hand as hrge and
wen selected stock Of GROUERlIlS and STAPLE
DRY GOODS, as can be obtained and will spare no
pains ~ serve GprcuatQmers-1t an times, a
Conducting The business on The CASH Principle
We will be enabled 10 Offer Inducements 10 city and
tounlry nufcha4era, either Nv Wholesale or retail
ConsipnHonisoi Flour Wheat, Corn and Oh Other
country produce solicited, and prompt returns 10 all
cases as soon as sales are mclo
Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco and snan OF
all grades always On hand. Na' ie@l fMh
& Wesolicltashare Of Tie public patronage,
s r.4ff flits ~ X gii j. ~ aONpURANT
decl 1Gm 4tasaa JAMES MATfnfAs.
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$3.50 REWARD.

TO AKAWAY from ilsa subscriber on the 18th two
~ boys Sam and billiard SAINTS about SSyeeu
old mol very black, loet II inches IN height and
little ,rey nom sickness, He & very bow legged and
awkward in appearance, hit stout active, Hhfewd,
and sharp featured tliliiaid is about ~ years old,
hetl0 inches high, very black, aud "a blacksmith by
trade hHe Is sQuale built well pFPeatoued, and az
times slow spoken, and sluggish % appearance but
sheWd aud sharp. They will attempt q enlist under
the Federais IN Tennessee. - will give $50 for
their Confinement ial aothai can Ret them, ana
500 for proof enough to Convict ile Whto pepon
who has deCoyeditbgm away IL
JOSEPH q. BbOUNT,
~ tA Tdrkcy fuwn, 20 Cherokee Co Ala
Jiny 20 Inns .pt lss.iel a.aat4H
HEApQtARtErS DfsTlu0r or lESN,,
uesi W M Chattanooga, Teuna Jea52s, 1909. I
General Ofders( hsa
No. A. a0 N fat1 ~ 85tg.s'
j. Ali officers arriving al Chattanooga except
thosa who pass through immediately without miss
hg the connection of the irailOad irainsate reqni
red to report wihoutdehyto lieut.. Cob O'B0nhon,
c0mmandant Of the PCst a'Fnt tl N&n
9lI.f Allenhstednle found 81 Chattanooga, without
proper authority will be arrested aud cent under
guard 10 TIE HeadQgaitcr d The army,
By drdcf'oi Brig Gen Jarkson
jan2s-lm JOS. B"CpMhlNG,
TFN ~ f y e ttw leff IA. a Gen.
pa- Atlanta conledepcy cory In and send bill to
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Many cdmplsipts have reached Us, yer.
y bsllv and BY letter, &C che conduct Of GER
said 81 our cavalry commands IN Middle
psnnessee Indeed duriag n late visisse
f. shat unhappy ssuGon Of country, We were
enabled 70 zee opgself yisihy Che truth q
many Of these statements, aid % iiseoyo
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4 .I-4lI. -AaA foI

..Hfl i simon .f.tref ti
The narrative Of agDemocratic member Of
the Pennsylvania State Legislature, which
will bs found elsewhere, is novel, Interest
ing and amusing The expose thcregiyen
Of the way Senators are elected in the
North, IS graphic, minute sndycry diyerting;
especially SO, when considered with relatisn
to the late Secretary Of War Of Honest old
Abe.o There is not shadow Of doubt
about tho truth ogcvery word Oft The
quiet guSto with which the story is told still
further adds to the piquancy of the matter
10, hand, aud the whole completes one Of
Tie neatest cearess most characteristic
pictures Of rascality, we haze ever seen,
read or heard Of, Honest old Abel Do
lightfully honest siinon4 Whata commen-
tary the disclosures Of the present day nf-
ford u their singularly chcquered career
The fantastic history Of these gallant old
buccaneers, whs figured up and down the
spanishmain couple Or hundred years
ago, are City reflected with the courage
part only onitlsdl by ths quuint prauk'
and merry conceiiS ofthe,piTatcs Of the Elk.
United States ApOpos Of this publication
and these parties, the Cincinnati Enquirer
speaks a. follows Z The purity sfthis Ad-
miuistraton isswell showr up in the letter
of MI Boyer, Democratic member Of The
penusylvaniR Legislature which We publish
o. Che frst pagc of the Enquirer this morn
Ing Mr.. Boyers vote for SimOn Cameron
for United States Senator was sought 70 b
Purchased for 5000 by Mr.. Cameron him
self, late Secretary Of War The reade
viii remember that the whole courss Of Mr.
Canersn, when in that ofice, was sz2srsc'
j. -i = special niossagSby Honest AnE LIS
COLIN Wb.t pure Secretary Of War h
must HAYS bsen y EoOSlnSS AZ this diIclc
sure (Which blythe wayiH new only !
point Of specification, for every body
who knows anything, has always know
Of Cameron's corruption) Ia another an
moro serious light, and il caunos by
oacite a. fecliug1of relief thasiEc are
losssfscq oe The load Of such q public char
actor aud that we have not Jet to blush 4
5 the crimes Of such an oihoial Wheh sue
4 man has come 10 be Nigh fupctionary
government II does look that the time ho
arrived in nature for the explosion OF y
body polite, corrupted by his presence
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Thn stat4 On f'ohteltee \

lrt william CafuthUq. 4 asl sjas4r deis.
b Ai1ea N cdiehnd Others siai b re
III thAncery a. fiaftisoh. w 't ny
hat IN nohded ffbrh tho State ~ Tennessee, 70 thhl
tho ordnArypfoeesa cftha court oannotpe Aoi'e' ~
him III NUN i. .nH.4ioa et. LIZ al
m ~ thefesofe drdend, that uubicaUop W qaga
weekly lor lDuf weeks in tlie liebcl,n p'ptl W
llniedfh tihtlhnOosa fcnneslee, requiring wy w
fsndsht 10 apnaaf No n chmctry oonri W ~ nelo ~
~ Cont hduso In HanleOn, 90 ilic nr9nl Aeg2a3
n Jnnr next, And answer coml.hhaut enl'i,,,It INV
bll or jndament pro eonleFso VII De- entered as'N7'
him, ana DC bau1c fct ior heaflng * lalpes "A
Jahi4wN ~ vf'vNio' ~ [" -
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Adlutaat and inspector GeneIaln
TO cEppr4rTsTs

. i p. !,
fENHE Alabama ahl Mississippi Rivers Railroad Cons
many on Albania win ontl 0r sale nt public
auction 10 The highest bidder mot less than par9 o.
Wednesday the 4th day Of March, 1861 at the BANK
Of sebaa IA the city OF Selma iQQ9 200 bonds Of Nc
Company dated January lst 1862 aud due JAN
uary Ist 1875; ana $4,000 bondsof the CRY Of ssl'
ma dated January lst, 1862, and due Jappaly lsts
1871 The last named bonds, will be endorsed and
guaran tesd by The Railroad Company Al These
bends hear per cent interest payable semi-annals
IN Al fhe Commercial Bank oF alabama AZ Selnal
With eoup0usattaehed iof the interest. The bonds Of
The Company Interest and piinepG) ae secured by
MORTGAGE duly executed and recorded On ihe enthe
Railroad Of the company, With all us machinery, tnd
Ia nds and franchise and other appurtenances The
10 ad comtnees at the city Of Selma where IL con,
no cts With the Alabama and Tennessee Rivers Rail
r. ad (compeied 1856 miesi and now heing extended
under q gcptract with theConiedcrate government,
70 Rome, Georgia. and with ndsty Inc Of steAm.
beats plvine betWcen Selma and Montgomery and
extends West through wellctdtiyated and very fer
teregion via UuiOntown and DemQpolls, about ~
miles; aud Is connected by means 81 tue Neftneast
and Southwest Alabama Railroad, with the Mobile
and Southern (Aiissssippil Raiird0ds, at Meridian,
Mississippi BESIDES itsGey marked loca adYanta,
yes secuTngto IL q large sloca business this road
holds most favorable position, IN the great eastern
and western line OF travel between Texas Afkansas
Louisiana, and Mississippi, and the Northern ana
Eastern portions % The Conleaeraoy aIlolaNg tns
most direct snd shortest route from. XckkbprGi and
al intermediate places, 10 the Capitol OF the Coniede
racy, and the South Atlantic cities. lt
Although the route thoagh from eefna % Meridian
has been opened Only within thelast few weeks and
II not vet working asregularly Qs IL will soon as the
arrangements ID progress are completed, the ~.
come already far exceedathe sum repaired 20 mike
gond IKE bohds proposed TO be Bsned 10 .ah0rt Il n
Relieved thotaio better securities than these bonds
cam he found 10 the Conlederacy, Two prior liens
exist. towit; inotgage tosecplc $4,000 bonds O
the Company, doc January next % BIZ paid out OF Tho
nroceeds6 Of the bonds now offered; and (which viii
bereceigsa 30 payment oft the latter bonds Second
Ia riortqsQeto secure $4,000 Oadygnced by thc Con-
ederate G0yernment Tor ths completion OF The road
aud PAYABLE IN 1872 ,nleSs sooner discharged az ex
5ecfdd byuhnsp0ftatioh fthe Governments
tseaed proposals o. hids directed 70 The undersigned
VIZ Demopdlis or WsS, knox ,Isq,, Treasurer at SCH
mi. who on applcatin will give any Information DO
siredl viii receive due attention, 49,
11'rsI7tdl8 WihNt9 aHl ~ lAlGg q! GlIff1N ,NA
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MAnHINRRY. NOR sALE.

4 wlLLsell AZ private sale .one 80 horse power En-
4 4gne aud Boiler with Mua say and au theapp0r.
tsnancos thereto bslopgmg. AgQ one 30 Inch Crcu.
M sae with ls0hs attached together wEb 90 eetoi
ghalthf, and PuIleys One Rip Saw, Gator saw Sc,
,tRH eearine. r1l.3gi BIOS JOSIAH FISHER, 4
tEe9,e-tf fHbm sd 0f hsns Chattanooga Tenn.
= sw- selma ReposieF cory wseRh and ssnd bill to
THIS giuce. ...t .4 1910.
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tp- haio British papers are exuitipg over the tc
cent affvalat bvoposl 81 shipment ioi cotton RON
the 0aneQl leod Hope, thc Eiapo aglnE hRei grown
lTem SEA Island seed II is OF very Hue quaul{ aN
the climate oh Ah iia N Aadto he peculiarly adaplfq
Coz IA growth, Portugal has also sent coltepeyatd
the rslidf " lhe wants ol Tie lAncashhemlF Ihes.
sources ~ supply are new and tlet mpQIlaqc ~ not
maannel w lhc LIVERPOOL papers, rllfh I'om,u VIC
oaotts 70 become Independent oi uc United STAY NJ
Asia, Africa .rnd Europe All oonirlhre " theJ 4ngh
aupply Ia lhs lfei week oi Iannaly Ana cNggsa %
excellent staple. we're afoeelved ron thina, ,VtRs
fuwn AID dpoflo. and tie thrse old continents seem
assausd 10 flvaitbe now wofld, The Liverpool P'@l
says the Sea leland soed has been expQseq 70 hWoN
every quarter Of the globe md wchage eten hsQ oo,
cas0n uithinthenri two years, 70 refer our rcadcs
10 the exlm0idhaiy cf0ts OF toe Cotton supply Al
t5ciaiiDu % Great 8rialn 70 open new sb0pea uop
posliieh 10 our cotton autes Their fetaoyofanee "a
! bun pnrtmiiyTr and ~ fear thatthe Vontq.
Killed ihe goose which lad ne goleen egg
tNcihRFn iapcF
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rnr BrATN or rENNEs8Ea. 49,.

7NIIF w IfAAItTVN NVNNFlF D u lIIlIII yHII1I ~
TEAHE insolvency OF the estate oi James lt0gersl fe'
II ceased, having been euggostcd, All persons hay
i1a claims against said estate are hereby noihed Ia
aie tbe same With tlie Clerk OF tha.connty Count d
M dcennty spruporly aalhenticaed, within ihe time
prescribed bylaw on they Mill be forever barred. W
mba lawlw WILLIAM ROGERS
W'1." Admrof james Rogers Decd.
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ttfRAYED or stolen from tlie lot Of Miles Kelly.in
aOhailauboga near Tie Catholic Church oh 1pul.
day, Feh. 8l,a BLAOK MARE, about " hands hub
staf ia he iprelead, las hia les yAte icm booi %
lotDek IN good ordeli had rope round her neck. I
ehy miofnhhch tuatwHl lleud ton knowledge u her
whcwsihuutsa iHf ia'fdl MIS- d. KELLY. II
N fel8-Glt fala.i 81 Vi alna.e.n .l(4IatI
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rr1yfE Captain who took sword heh tlfu Conductor
claiming u m his on me ufliNd ~ The airs
fr6is gpthama ~ bl place On Saturday evening tho
7lh ipst aiSaoaso Ieiprn ltto ibo RErgL once as
~ was mine, TIE gentleman IN on officer 10 Me o.
.my and !. known ty slkht IA MIC C0ndntiar q the
s@ofi y Dot feturnte mo proper sleps Wlliietakan
% tspalg isHqfiotr NM. III GGRhAN,
chntnno0ga, Febils2wf papt,4lh VIA, Begt,
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4tn,t Iatl CURIOUS RllY MES
What % earth, sextou--A place. 10 DC graves
What Il earth, rich MANA place 70 v ok slaves
What is earth, grey bbardAA place 70 grow old
What is carts, mlsef-A place 70 dig gold AZ
what " earth, schoolboy- A place for nyplay'-
what isearth, maiden-+ A place 70 bo say--
aWhat Is earth, seainstfess-sr place where weep
WHAT'S earth sngaard4-A good place 10 sleep-nr
What isenth, sodier@.A place isrh bahle-T .sh
Whatis earth hpardsmaa-@ A paca tot nso on w n
~has D earth, Widow-rA place 0t frae aorfcw-r
hatacarlh, tradeBman.llil tellyou tonefrow
what Is easlli sick nam -iflsnbthlng toiner7 Agl
What ls earth, sai0l 4-Aiy home is the sta.rfii
What isearth, staiesmAn.-A place 70 via tamlT Tn
Wat n cath yauthor+ llliiWnte there 5ny IhiinS
What q earth mouarch--Formy realm 'us giveit-
Nhatie eatth christian The gateway OF heayen- ~
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Mary knQWles " OVtW M 0fiI nrW IIul
CPrunos "a SILL LAND 20 PAX pAT) tl.
mn obodionte 70 ma mierlpgnloiy decree q ue eouh
\ u count OF White County. prolQuncod n ihe above
htxt Al Md iit6 rod deueo OF said'dcceRstd N no
XII eitf dHfrietof W him bounty proceed " ieli ~
Tho highest bidder Cor eash ofcuCleafyg ayai helfA
farm belonging IN said doceqWd, " be sold sgDlgll
20 We widow qewfy in SAD land haid urn y Nel
And utlaer eo6d cpce Something ogef one bundled
aefes IA che tract fRs ftJOhN ~ yA9NlN
iadl7W3t TN I NohnitNVlef
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y.
THO ioiiosiag chcuiar IS published Cor the benefit
--fFH+ll eoacfneas
CfisS7sS'.Ati'
AburAs4tNp ISsrkod0R CESEHAls 0rFicN
~ Richmond, J IN. s, la65. "
S,T.Ydur attcuiion israled 60 the great nccessit y
that nov exists Tor strenuous eXefHos 20 sseels4s
men 10 Giiup the various commands OF the army Wen
10 reasonable time lou are, therefore, eesWcd -
detail from your command such suitable officers ana
men s can De spared q proceed az once 20 tsosa ~
ti0us o eogaigy tn Which then u smel v hele
fgr tie pnrose 6f eathcfiug conserrt and eondncin
them. q thtir commands, Without passing them
taOueh camps Of Instruction. % tlie 0rdnafy mahnei
Every reimbursement VIII te filtered y Use e'hefi
thusdeaied consistent with TIE lsw ana regulftlpAs
Of the sgfyiee; and by kiud lreRtment and argument,
addressed % the mtgistism and feese n dqil gtS'5
zsas, To- induee them 70 enier we service o w.
counlrv Such persons as ale liable 70 consefiPii@n
viii be allowed @ aia any particular company ana
regiment requiring recruits, within the cempaha III
such persons aserc within eonscrpt ages, ana VINO
may come letYatd and offer themselves iot service
win he allowed 10 veuniee,an will leceiyo a hQu
elits which are gemrod bylaw tov0lHnieels. keqTu's
TINS obtained ewtyey, must, in OH cesls, enter CONS
panes allegty N service, and not be clgan1st Wfo
new companies or regiments The officers aud men,
detailed by this authority vii be governed generally
blythe acts Of transcription and exemption, and TIE
regulations ia cunnexian herewith, published N Ten
eral Clsers No. 81 OF 1862 from this Office. Copies
this Circular on application 20 this Office.
Officers sent fol the purpoke of gathering consellR's
are Instructed TO apprehend all siraggers nom tle
army h their reach.
s. COOPER,
Adlu,ant and Inspector 6eneIau
BY order Of The socretery OF War; s
In. Con. j. d. BLAME. Commandant OF ConscrpS'
In order to carry out the spirit Of TIE above Nitcu
lr and % avoid any action on The part Of the recruit
inE ofliceiF In East sTonnessees which npy interfere
witf rgid enforcement of tie Conscnp law, all elN
Gers NON recruiting 10 East Tenn see viii report I'm,
mediately % III, Col u, ID Blake, Communicate q
Conscripts AZ Knoxville, and receive from lfnssurb
INSTRUCTIONS not inoonsistentwith General Orders No,
81 Adintant and Inspector Generals once lleh'
mend November g. 1892 as may he calculated 20 pro'
mote The interests Ql the recruiting service.
l o Brig Gen. HaHETH.
Fe5lOlOt JANIS BEN2GH, Cart, aad A.. ArG'
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