Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-06
Dr.. Armstrong; Church is Run for Hi4.
HEADQ'Rs PROVOST MARsHaLas OFFfcE. !
District Of Virgins, Norfolk, Va
March 10 1874

: HEADqRs PROVOST MARsHAL,5 OFFICE D
l. District OF Virgins, Norfolk Va
/ March 10 1854
owing 70 ths vacancy Of he pulpit Of she Presbyte
ren church Of this city caused by the dsposf5 ef s
i isse pssor' me Rev James d Armstrong. D. D., By
the action OF the commanding general the Rev (J l.
Woodwor!h chaplain Of the 25th regiment ATatsSrh1,
sets vGluntsers will ocsts pastor ursi further or,
eongegafioa viii approve Of this chsnge and cheer
IuT DO operate In the usual services of the church
The church officials viii continue duty ss usual IN
CHAS. n wHELDEN,
Lieut. Col. and Provost MsrshnI
Approved: By command Of Brig. Gen. Wild.
81 GEO. H JOHNSON A. A. @.
AS ARtOeTasie Notfec to Out
HEADeRs NORFOLK AxD PoRTsMoUrH,
Norfolk, vs., March 81, I64.
Special Orders. No. 75-Exraets
Charles ". BEtiz attorney at law so-esiled having
applied eouseI1ptuous ead abusive Ianguags 10 rs and
% an otneer OF my staff tbs provost msrshA Of Ports
mouth and fsving used his undsnins cur au-
thority and TO obsTuet the military govcrnmsnt Of this
district can no longer rsmsa within the limits Of ths
command Let him not bs seen here later than IL
O'Clock at noon Of Sunday, April 81 1864.
EDWARD A. WILD,
Brig Gen. Commanding.
NoEkiHZ to 5s Sold WithOsss RaMkss Permission.
HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARsHaI,s OFFICE. EoR
FOLK VA December O. 1853 -Hsrsafss- al auction
esrs, Commission merchants Others dealing IN and
bsnent Of Others szifl saaz description Ter the
such properly be made report II persen 70 this oss
Any failure 70 ee5py with This order vfli render such
Eeae5 ul AID VOID, and suffice. she psrtss 30 us aad
imprisonment CHAELEs N WHELDES.
LeatsHGns Colonel and Provost Marshal Dia Virginia
The Notices not to be Failed Dsaca
HEADQuARTERs7P 7PRovosT hARsHAL's OFFICE, Dis.
tret Of Virginia Norfolk. Va, aEreh q 1854 Any per
son, eiazs sol1isr seeing any psFfeS ds1guTng or
feadsr forthwith and report him thess hsatqdarers
This being s1fise-t warrant fos his arrest
CHAS. N WHELDEE
Lieut.. Col aud Provost AsrshzI,
District Of Virginia.
I. Negroes ss-D0gE-PTovsst ClsrHs, &c
HEADQBs PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFIsE, Z
District Of Virginia, Norfolk, Va, Ma eh q, 1864.
According to General Order 40 all busioe.z Of the
coloFed people sho1d IRON the oEatsndent
OF negro affairs Notice IS hsrsby given that snd
after this date ali eolored passes viii be ssusd tho
Office OF Capt. Brown superintendent Of negro affairs,
Norfolk, Va
BY order Of CHAS. NJ WHELDEN,
Leut-Col. and Provost Marshal, Dist. Va
HEADeRs NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH,
Norfolk, Va, ASTca z, 1864. 5
General ordsF, No. 6
Let every fourth dog in thiz district be killed
The proves. marshzls OF Norfolk and Portsmouth
VII see this order executed
By command OF Briga1isr- General E A wEd:
GEORGE NJ. JOHEsoN.
Captain aad Assistant Adi1tant.GeuersL
CHAs. NJ FHELDEE,
Lieu. Col and Provost AsTsbAl.
HEADQUARTERS,
Provost Marshal Office Norfolk, Va. 5
NOTICING moneys allowed to be collected ca
aay pass By officers clerks, ct this oss, except for
passes for family supplies.
Parties requested to inform Of any officer clark
receiving money on passes, except the above.
O. n. WHELDEN,
Lieut. Col. and Provost MArshaL
To show WHIST aort Of men subiugsted people have
over them may mention that in another part Of the
paper We find the proceedings Of eourt-mariial by
which Captain D O. Williams Of the ll6lh New York
heavy artillery, dismissed tie services for hsviDE
kept bzwdy house in Fredericksburg Va, while Il
il the occupation OF the United States forces he
then being officer in the United States army.