New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Order by cen. Candy.
mons. MILITARY DIV. or WEST MISSISSIPPI.


NOBLE. Ala, AIril 10 1865.
l. Under the authority Of paragraph 5. Of the
T,ecutiye order Of September - ltG and the nstruc
tions o tue Lieutenant 81 eneral commanding the arme
of the United States all trade IN ana about the armie
column or detachmenis within The enemys lines OF
81 the tcatcr Of active military operations, except Sch
es may be- necessary To supply the wants Cf tie TcOp
fs prohibited and no commercial or other intercourse
except .nch as is purely military IN its character VIII
hG all ed under any pTctenSe.
IL The introduction Of products OF inSurrectonory
Sistflci from points IN Of the operating armies
4Dd tie passage Of supplies 10 the loyal and weI-ds,
posed Inhabitants mey be permitted by COMMANDERS oi
sstlCts under such restrictions as may BE- necessary
prev ent this trade from beng USED 10 support tt
.rO9Ds D the cDer.y This trade VIII be conducted IN
.onfor y with tie regulations OF ihe Treasury De
Ltmcut. .
n @ fspOs ton Of the inhabiiants 10 submit them
as 10 the authority cf tie United States but uIon
ra..hty 10 om1iutaiu order IN their own eommnni
o.. 8ut these benefits Viii be gwen or Nlihhe4d rs
disposition NAV he manifested. IL IN any district
olumunitv. bordering apOn The lines oi Hnutary oc-
.pution where there is no oreanzed force OF tie
sry he inhabitants b. ASSOCIATION or 0rEihzi on
~ submit themseiyes 80 the authority OF the I'M ed
,fss ,uppress guerrilla parties and MAINTAIN 0qer
,y will BE- placed On the footing, with regard .
.l5 sle o. their products and The purchase ol laN
1oplics the inhabitants Oi te ulsIlcts " nm
be lines Of occupation. uuder General OrG'rs NO. l."
y Feb l. ls65. But II they cOunienance, encourage
~ harb guerrias or other euldOeIs all communea'
tions m be nierdicted. and Tie troops SEM 10 iepc
such disorders viii be maintained at the expense OF u
znhablt inlS. o.
~ For The Information Of deseters from the Rebel
armies aud other persons who are deferred from ele
ing our lines by the apprehension tnal thes WIN DC
forced into the service oi the Obted olhes' IL ls o'
dained. q,
/. Neither deserters nor resigned or discharged Off
GERS soldiers Will be consc'lPied INTO the army o.
Impressed into the military service
II their services needed they viii receive renQ
nerati,e employment in some Of tie departments Ol
the arry; or if not needed in the army, viii be aided
IN eecurDg other employment. .
3 II ftheir homes are al safe points within o1r llnes
(hey vii. DO permitted % return 10 tIem u within lac
enemy hues, where tAoy would be exposed 70 lAA
ger OF Apprehension, and do not desire employment
they will be Furnished with tas porIaon 10 caro- VI
some other point within tie loyal states
(. Their horses and arms II ser,iceabe and aoapteo
70 uses viii be purchased NJ fi iItS %! Oui Qu"'
feImaStcr and Ordnance Departments. So.
g. Deserters and other refugees. arriving AT any MIL
tary post will DC sent the headquarters of the dis
trict where alter examination. the oath OF aeeianc,
viii be administered, ana the proper 0sposAtoh Dhu'
OF them. They will he cmplOye L. preicrlOy al nIlia
POSTS where there is no danger oi tuef Id mo u
hands OF the enemy ana not IN TIE held, unless the! &c
ore it, Local Provost Marshals Will not be eGthorze'
20 administer the oath Of allegiance, but viii send th
parties forward for the acton Of tie District Command
srt Rv order Of Alaj.-Gen +. X. 5. CANBY.
G. L. CHRIsTENsEs. Lieut. Col Asst AdJ't General
TIE POST-Ol FICE.
Hpogs ARMY AND DIVISION OF WEST MlssIssIlfL !
MOBILE Ala. April i, lobo.
Mr.. John NJ G. Parker is hereby auIhori1eu 10 TAX
possession Of that part OF the Mobile custom hous
which is destined for POst-Otce purposes ana 10 Is
tsbh there Of once, an Office according to such rules
regulations and restrictions are prescribed by ~
Postma,t Cieneral and the NJ itaTy nutloTiues
Mr.. Parker will act as Postmaster until luriher OF
Sers and will furnish these headquarters Wlt hst
all employees whose services he may now or leelHe
require by orc eI of MajOr.6eu. L. X. D CANAf.
c. 7. CHRISTENSEN. Lielt-COl., y. ~ "
Official:
AIFRlD FREDBERG, Captain, A. a. A. G..
STAFF OF MAJoR-GEN. CANBY.
The following named gentlemen aIe announced rs o'
She sial Of MajorGen. ConDy, commanding tie Arm.
and Division Oi " Nest Mississippi.
In the held--Maof-Gen. p. D. Osierhans, Chiti o
Stat; Trig.-Gen George L. Andfews rro'ost Ma sba
General, Brighten. James often Chlef o! Oronanc
and Artillery; Lieut. Col c. T. CAristensen, Assistant
Adult .nt-G eueral Lieut. Col john NJ. .son Assisi
snt Inspector General. Lieut. Col. c. G. Sawte.!-
Chief QuaTtermasieT Lieut.Col. c. b. linsdI, Che
Commissary Of Subsistence; Surgeon j.. IL. A9aolt
Chief Medical Officer; Major Dc Witt Clinton, } ldg
Adyoc 10; Major II. R. Putnam. Aidc-de-Camp; Cap
II. H.. , cAieater, Chief Engineer CAPT ). IL. E.Wl
Chief signal Officer; Capt John T. ;. Cray, assistant
Adult General Capt Alfred Frcdbes-, Acting ~
ustan- -AdjutantG General; Capt, james g; Patton Ae'
hg sistant Inspector GeneIa; Capt. George y Nc
vile. Aldede-Canp; Capt G. T. Ias1ett Aided,
Camp: Assistant Surgeon W. r. Waters stan surgeon
Eirst-Licut George W. Lyon. Acting Assistant Adli
tant-Geners; First Lieut. Henry AyreS Ad!u1aH
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