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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23
GENERAL ORDERS No. 2.
ADJUTANT ASD NSPEOTOR-SENERAL'
OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Janusry Sth 1863 }

RICHMOND, January Sih 1868. }
THE following -ders published tor the info ma
Il tion and guiasnce of all concerned:
Rec gazing the necessiy : Of officers Of railroads
hsrn fu control Of their bnsness in order to ensure
safety and dispatch in tTEnsportsJn mil tsry officers
are uToaib interfering with the eng ears
runninz cf trsins th tie control and management
fn any way Of railroads.
Toad is ne essay quart rmsste OF other aJthorized
ecsr shall make requis for the same up the su-
perints1dent proper Orncer Of he rsrosd, tornfh
in the necessary ev dencs OF transport aton, and deliv
eri-z the troops or freight 10 be II Snsp3rted.
I'll In h event that freight is to be transport
ed any road than the read has the ability TO carry
~ 0Tpty the officer furni hisg evidence Of Transports
F d indeste 10 the rail o4d officer what sh s take
s 7enee IN th5 absence Of any saecsl orr er IS to
Wal ght shal g fist the railroad officer shat be
srso7 by any general o. der the Qusrternaster Cen
s-sI nav a ia regard the eto.
~ ,.ber.. troops or freigh is - be moved sut Of
tl sal rout ne OF rsiroad he ofcer having charge
- 1,lb r,oveus will fix with the superintendent, or
sy 81 of tI.s rosd which the movement is to
sTed he fro d or freight must be ready at the sP
p linted time. .--s - g. - -
81 -.,.-,t - ~ s,,1 -, -1icular p int, TIE command
jr- ofcsr at sueh q nost "a communicate fully ihe
srsctsr and exent Of serv ce t2e prncipal eInc5r
the roads from VII 1t 4t , gi'ISu anu s 2 sa
he personal supe viziOn Of the proper
b duty. .s.-
VI Qu irtermaseHs and conmisssries viii eFese Tsa
sdscre ion IN shipping fzei sht wanted for immeG ~
ard taat may be s.o-ed At safe aud convenient
PriBt taking rot to block up roads a. thereby
ilipe1e traL So lrt5uOn.
We When il s necessary to send spe csl messenger
with ereisht such messenger must travel with the
sghs placed ia has ct arge aud bs tsnspor stou shall
be spec d ts face in order to prevent him from
Tuvelinei z any other way.
VII. E-roliiag officers viii permit eonscrPts enrolled
while IN the smploymens Of railroads, to remain
thsir duties It'll Colonel Wm n. Wsd ey, A. a G.,
1ns- decide who Of them i is necessary sh uld be
detained for ser ice the read
TX ANY violation of these orders, remissness on
the part Of railroad officers 20 perform promptly all
government tran roltstion, " Il be repored Colonel
VIM H WGdey, A. A. g. who viii indicate from time
to time, where his headquarters viii be.
By order.
lSignedl S. COOPER,
islolw Adiutsnt sud InsBector-C4e- eral.
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Resolutions Of Regret.
CAMP NEAR GRENADA, MISS,
Verua,--- 10th I9f9

January I9th 1863.
At meeting Of the commissioned officers Of the I2lh
Louisiana regiment held this Instant the following pro-
ceedings were had Dr. n R. Miner called to the
chair and Adiutant James W. ssndiford appointed sec.
retary. committee consisting Of Captain q. V. Nc
Cain, Captain G. w. McCranir, and Major Thomas d.
Standier, appointed to draft resolutions express
i've Of the regret Of this meeting the resignation OF
their late Lieutenant-Colonel james A. Boyd which
committee after delberation reported the following
olutions
Having learned that Lieutenant-COlenel James A.
Boy of this regiment in consequences Of Ill health has
resigned his position We the commissioned officers of
the 12h Louisiana regiment have assembled in meeting
10 give expression, in suitable resolutions 70 the regret
feel at parting with officer universally esteemed
among bis command, therefore, be it RssoIUsd
/ That in the resignation Of Lieut. Col Boyd, the
regiment loses an upright and impartial officer, who
has endeared himself to this command by feeling and
conscientious discharge Of duty, and bis intercourse
with has uniformly bsen kind, agreeable and cour-
teous
. The service, no less than ourselves ID thus de-
prived ef officer without blemish and without re-
proach one who has ever been alive to the magnitude
of the struggle in which we are engaged, and ready
alike at all times to discharge with pleasure whatever
duty was imposed upon him.
j. lnal tnls AieeLg part WIN tneE ldle LlouEbndlL-
Colonel, who has been in immediate command of the
regiment for three months past with feelings Of
fsgned regret common not only to ourselves but to
every member Of the regiment all Of whom feel for
him that enduring friendship Always engsndered by
goodness of heart gentemsnIy department and unfsl-
ing equanimity Of temper.
4. We tender to him now on the Of his departure
to his afflicted friends the unanimous expression Of our
sorrow at the Termination of intercourse which,
throughout the pers trials and hardshps incident to
the march the bivOusc and the dull m0nOtOuy Of camp
has been eminentiy agreeable 70 all We that
time, the endearing Of home and from the
fatgues of service may speedily restore his health TO
its Wouted buOyancy.
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snaoiaI Ordar No. 27I.

HEADQU ARTERS STATE OF MISSISSIPPLl }
ADJUTAhT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
jackson January 18th, 1853
bIsjor- General T. Q. Tupper:
YOU VIII issue ord- 20 the several commanders
cf sompaaes bass sions and regiments to retain IN
their commands al men under forty years of age, who
have slready been detailed volunteered in the
vice of the Stae Special Orders No Is issued from
fbs Headquarters Of Lieutenant General Pemberton,
nnser in fractions fr m ihe Secretary of War eOE-
Tnspds that all under forty years Of Eow ssrv
inc in Aissss ps State orgsniza ions viii not se inter-
fsred with by enrolling cfieers I'M the dish 4ndng of
said organizations.
m Won will assemble the companies in the severel
counties in the Ssae and draft therefrom sufficient
uuube- of men 20 81 each company now erdared into
,srvice TO The number Of seventy, ioclucing commits
sid officers and esuse al aossntees to return i8me.
di stely to tneir g sn-nards
III You VIII order all held company and staff Off
"a not in active service and all white males tetWeen
tbs ages Of eEhteeo End fifty, who are either pc
nently or tempora residing in the State, to be in
clgdcd in tie dras except such may be liable and
have not been discharged from eonserptiOn- All those
al charged from n cdp'ion, and those discharged
from state service by of surgeons ceftihcaes
together with those who exempt from copserpdon
y act Of Congress- 70 be Included in said draft
less specially & by the laws Of the Sta e.
Bv order of JOHN J. PErTUs, Governor and Com
rsardar.iu. .CheE JONES s. HAMILTON,
Adiuisnt and Inspector Gene al,
;,o1 State Of MiaEiPsipDi.
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GENERAL ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS 4rH MILITARY DISTRICT
DhPARTMEN a MISS. AND EAST La
TaCWenN Te-rorrr 104b Tego


DEPARTMENT MISS. AND EAST LA.
JACKSON Jsnuay 18th, 1883
ALL officers and soldiers arriving within he m
t' CT hs Dii7a po h or in the case Of regiments
or dc schments the ocsr in command Of the same will
al report them elves a. tAe once Of the command.
snt of ihs post few doors above the Missssippsn
office on Caps o street sh ,v their AM h1rif for ha,
within the lin 8 Of The post and receive written
mission 80 relnsio. The commanders Of regiments or
detschments Of soldiers IN fransifB viii permit OH
e.r or soldier TO visit the q OF Jackson, strict
mi itsry business The permission so granted must be
IN writing snd specify the nature Of the business and
in no case viii any private, party Of prvstes be
permitted 10 enter the city Of jackson unless under
charge Of reliable non commissioned ofioer and
long EucA egiment de eachn5n Of SOLDIERS remain
within the limit. OF this uos the officer commanding
VII be held responsible for the good conduct Of his
men and for any depre isOls committed by Them AL
officers and pt ates assigned to duty 81 this post who
have not hereto ore reported VIII at once eqort show
by what authority they thus assigned register
their names and receive written certificate Of th's
fact
II Tue conmsuder Of the csmps Of psroIed prison
ers surgeon In charge Of hospital and mmauders Of
enc 1mp1 enis will never permit han Of heir
bus and then aWaYs IN squads, under charge Of
q conn loved :fhssr No eincer or private soldier
VIII Fe. mittsd 70 ep without the limits Of his
campmeut be permitted TO remain within tbs city Of
Jacks n after zine O'clock al night except in the
da artments ia TIE city bave the consent Of
ths commander OF the post for the same.
III OF al persons, save soldiers with transportation
orcers from the proper military authority passport
vy4l Pc required befo they will be permitted 70 ave
the limits of he post The sale Of g1or is flI ddsR
wi hin he limits Of this post except upon the written
con eut Of the commander OF the post.
IV The officer asst sned 10 DUTY officer OF the day
viii ths the above orders a-e carefully compl ed
with zzd will have ar estec and reported TO The Office
OF s command ant Of TIE post al officers snd prvste5
that hsve not their o7iers nGo-sed Reported" and
So cd by TIE comm ndsn Of the st. except however,
such ee-c-si Ois ers members Of the sted and erd
les or courors ced with their headquarters, at
present within the lizi1s Of this po {.
2 No permits TO- officers to visit this city
vii te recognized without the inoorseent OF tie d.
Vi iCu O. B igade commander.
JOHN ADAMS,
Brigadier General Commando z,
fsFf 0v~ 9Th Military Dis-r ct
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The s,oek.Gambltug nrnnin.

The special correspondent Of the Philadelphia m
guirer, writing from New York, January g, says
The stock gambling mana shows little no let mp
The crowd at both boards this morning, quite
dense and as excited yesterday. Among the crowd
many people whose faces are not often visible IN
Wall street Every man that beg or borrow a
hundred dollars takes it broker with Instructions
that he operate for a rise but to sci out quick, "
as soon as a few per cent realized for even the
most erduous has inward conviction that sweeping
rea .tion is no telling how soon il may come
The country all round about is being drawn into the
vortex and the click Of the telegraph all day tod Of
orders to brokers from people hundreds of miles away
The brokers themselves must be making fortunes the
way of commissions. Parties who re only "a lame
ducks" few weeks ago are Aush-iublant and
happy. As might be expected, under these eireum-
stances the price Of produce and general merchandise
sympathzing with the imitation and the upward tendency
Of gold and sterling exchange, also sitter
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GFEERkL ORDER N0, -,

HEADQUARTERS DAMP OF INSTRUCTION.,
EROoAHAvEN Mi-s December ., 1862 )
IL white rsls re idsEts Of the state Of Mississippi
"a between the ages Of egh cen and forty, or
tersd rep ipmediats'y al the Camps Of IEstrue
ten These from the counties Of Tishomng' ltR-
y Smbs Monroe. Lownel NOXubee, La1derdale, CLARK,
w we Green, Perry jones, ia per Newton, Nesho-
bs nSgsson Ok k5ibbeha ChiekAsavy, Pontstoc sud TIP
n WI report at the ca mp 0osted at Enterprise
fba Nobi~ and Ohio railrusd Those from al other
c,.ott=s viii Teperl af tae camp located at Brookha
ven an the New Orlt ans ard Jackson railroad.
AN persons "a tRg 10 report within twenty days viii
be arrested snd tlSset as deserters.
tn Sc aiming sEemp ION under the lste exemp-
fio- srt are reouied to report at the CsmF, prove
tFei- claim and receive certificates Of exemption
All the tz7vs and regulations applicable to deserters
shan be aupj ed to such nscrpis fail to repair %
the place Of rendezvous for enrolment or who shall
desert after enrolment
All refugee from other States ar3 included in the
sbCvs 0rder.
By o1der of tb, Secretary Of War.
II r CLARK,
Major aud A. A. General,
fsq4-Im Comr1andant State of Aisi sgipui
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eEPkRTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI AND
EAST LOUISIANA,

= TrTrrF.pg SSr-GENERAL J. c. PEMBERTON.
Ti-rte1aut Colonel J. r. WADDY, A. A. G. and
77biaf al StaH Department.
Major r. v. MEAAlNeEtk' A. A. o. ana Oniei 0i
ssfssF Army Missssipp. ,...- o.
Major j TBOMPSON' Adjutant ana InSpeefor'e
eTSl pe tal II. MORRISON Aid de-Csmp.
A.. - Tse.,tsDant ! g TAYLOR, Aid de Camp
I-NaC, y, n s CROWELL, Medical Di ectof, De-
pSt5s3o- = II AAyo Chef Of Ordnance, Department.
- a. y cooks Psyu aster, Department
s53sin Q. G. ARMlsTEAI. Psymaster, Post JACK
so1 ,r1,,s Chief OaartermRs'sF, Depsr meni
Msior n JOaNsI OK Chief OF Subsistence Depart D.
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CoLoRED STOCK RIsISG.-It is a fact not generally
known, that quite large number Of runaway contra
bands connected with the United states navy
where they have been drilled marines They are fire.
quen y sent shore by tbs boat load Tor the purpose
Of committing depredatons upon farmers; bat as their
habits 50 superior to the Yankees they seldom steal
more thse supplies for their own sabsistence.-Part
Hudson (olria.
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OUR Location

The location Of tee Appeal Office
is on State street, a few doors below
the Post Office.
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WOOD, WOOD--W WANTED AT
GRENADA.

-R0M one huudred to one Thousand cords go9d FIRE
8 WOOD van ed tor the Hospitals and Post st Gre
5a which win be received at any point on the MI:
s,si Central Ralro d. between Cofeeville and Va
-, and oc the Hiss gipp sud Tennessee ksiroae as
1-ies ra ~ Gamers station When a. much as Ten
a - Ier5r rered a. ststion Of cords bst8een
t.g - .f;i bs received and the cash paid. Planters
fsing " 20 to sell VIII make their proposals IN writ
o. & sN GEO. A. TURNER,
Major snd Post QuRrtermasieT,
Grenada Miss =
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RECRUITS WANTED !
WASHINGTON ARTILLERY
OF NEW. ORLEANS.

OFFICERS OF THIS BATTALION are now in the
~ Souin 20 enlist such young citizens Of Lousi-
sna, with cOnscriDt age. VINO may come for
ward and offer themselves for servies.
By special authority of the Secretary OF War, any
person liable to cOnscrpon msy be enlisted and con
scripts enrolled may be assigned 70 m up this organiza-
ton.
bounty Of FIFTY DOLLARS WI be paid 70 all
liable t. eOnseriptOn, who come properly Tecommendsd
The recruiting st sti0ns viii be Mobile Ala Jackson
Mi and other poiats en- the New Orleans, jackson
and Great Northern Railroad. nearer New Orleans.
Captain NJ. B. MILLER. 3rd company viii be sta
ti1Eed al Mobile recruiting officer and Captain c.
W. sQUIRES, lat company, C-ptain J. B. RICHARD
SON ID company snd Lieu. NORCJSM 4th company,
AZ Jackson snd niy 70 whom 20 ths undersigued
at Mobile applications may be addressed.
J. b. WALTON
Colonel Commanding and Chief Of Artillery,
lst Army Corps Department Northern Virginia.
have established my recruiting ofice at room No.
81 BJwman House, Jackson, Mis-.
G. W. SQURES,
Captain and Recruiting Officer
ja2L1m Battalion Washing on Artillery.
Alexandra papers copy one month aud send dupif-
cate bills to c. W. Squires, Jackson, NJ IS.
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"a grand military review took place IN SavaR-
nah the 9th. The entire artillery Of the coast were
in the city FOR review. The Republican saysit was
fine display the men, horses and guns splendid
trim
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S7 The New York Ford calls Forney, the editor Of
Lineons organ in Washington, the Presidents dog
From hard words the Yauks win soon come to hard
blows.
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E- Alabama has paid the interest due on the bonds
Of that State, held in Europe, amounting to $4,000.
The money was paid in specie.
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~ 1t is reported that body Of Yankees have made
rail- into Coffee county, Ala, and are engaged IN dep
Fedatng upon the inhabitants, stealing cotton ETC. etc
Their force is vsriousy estimated at ro three hundred
to one thousand and mea4Ures have been promptly
taken to compel their speedy withdrswaL-SarkpiAe
Ranler
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-T9EI.E PRVPERTY FOK SALE.

= new HOTEL. just completed, at rev Dreams
q - Jacksou Railroad Depot, Jackson, Mlssssipp.
4 55lv TO fjs2Olw'I DAVID LlFTLA
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Gge 3fIenpgis 9ppeal,

PUBLIsHED
Daily, ri-VVeezly and Weekly
BY
J0hn R, MeClanahan---BeIjamil T. Dill,
Un5er the firm and style Of
McCLANA NAHAN & DILL.
To whom all letters OF bu iness or otherwise should
be addressed.
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