The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-09
lmnnrlnnl MnItnry RegnInlInls.

From bS rlolmooy. Gucul
WcpublHh below severe ,rlcr by Ma n Gcn.
rl Stoulmmn, 10 uhibits any ctiluu coming
within three mus of hc uilr ud from y dgcporl
10 Chattanooga, on from Chutt nOsgl to 'front.'
400 puaItyuI being Il nlod us o. SPY. A o time
r given before the or cr take. effect for rsous Of
uuluc,loncd loyalty md integrity to ID. ain ca.
cmWion from lgp. mltcs We hail l.c order
with pIuu#urp. II l0Oga like business, uld those
uc1urmDud with Gen Slccdn,au know that II means
business. oar comu micao' has boon 80 often
interrupted by dIsul3l lumi5cs who holio their
uou-combutiyc prolc ions By acting the spy for
gumuIlus, II lhi. Oh Ter Is On urcodby Gcl Stccd-
mans mhorlnntos We think we shall he Of no
moro mrond tracks cling torn up lie is the
ordor
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Chattanooga Iu u, june 2S, 1861
General orders, no. 30
T. The frequent dcrcl0tiors committed upon the
communications bclW.pg Bird scport and he army
m 'front.' aswoll as he bari lritios rracticcd by
placing torpeioos uu or the tract, to blow up trains
containing sick and wounded soldiers ano citizens,
demand the adoption Of the nost stringc m as
urcs TO suppress the crimes and atroc les, To
this end, all citizens, except Government employees,
found within three miles Of the milr nd from
Bridgeport to the fed raj Army in Georgia outside
of the picket lines of amy post or station e troops
after the 9Th Of July 1861 win be arrested aud
forwarded To- these headquarters to be tried before
a Military Commiss IN rs splGs, "lOund lurking
within the lines Of TIC United States All officers
commanding troops thin th District are charged
/ with the execution IF this order Exceptions 10
} this urler will be MA ic only ~ the General Com
mandmg the DTUICr OF ny sriirri,.,- ,.l-.sii AN,
ON the most conclusive oyidsI CO. that the party APP
plying to be cycopcD Is of mdoubtcd loyalty, and
/ that 10 is for the inter Of The federal arms that
the exception be mace
/ H. Commanding Officers of Forts and Station.
/ ou The line of road mentioned in the foregoing par
ngraph will keep con slant Patrols ON the road be-
tween their respective stations who will carefully
examine tho track aud all the bridges aud CuvCrls
and r any part of them be found dangerous to- tn,
passing of trains, report the condition Of the
tract, To the person u charge OF such train. Daily
patrols will also bo made over the territory from
which citizens are cS cludCd Up the foregoing pnra
gmph Guards stationed ut bridges WIN inspor
them after the passage orcach train, and see Ina
nll fire thg may be dropped from the engine IS eN
tngushed, and that thc track and bridge is unim
paired by the passing train. In like manner nj
tunnels will be inspected by the guards stationed Il
protect them,
ILL., When any train, cithc Railroad or wagon
orny Battery, herd Of cattle mules on horses, ar
rive ut any station, o. post, In this Dstrc with or
dcrs to proceed beyond, and the comma ding Off
Ger OF such post or alton shall deem the guard ac
comranymg such property, insufficient 70; its pro
lection, ho shall adj TO such guard, force suIi
cunt in DIS opinion .U protect it to the nest station
where it, win be relieved if necessary by dcla
nude iu accordanc, with this paragraph, in cac
case, reporting by Telegraph To- these llcadquarlcr
the strength of such additional gard.
By command Of
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