The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-10

exact discipline, and in constant readi-
meas for any service which they may be
ealled upon 10 perform When desachs
meuts sre made for the purpose Of pro-
tecting the inbabitants against lay@
hswkers and other lawlsss characters,
and on all marches through the couD-
try, the conduct Of officers and me
must be such az to inspire the people
with condolences and respect, and no
~depredations, however slight or inter-
ference with the citizens IN their lawful
pursuits viii be permitted.
III To guard against the waste or
loss Of public property, not under the
control of the Confederate military and
naval authorities, the civil officers or
agents, in chargsof such property, will
be regarded as in the service of the
United States, until relieved BY the
proper officers or agents Of that Gov
eminent All sales of such property,
or transfers, except TO the authorized
agents Of the Government are forbid
den. and any attempt to conceal or
withhold il, viii work the immediate
forfeiture of any private interest that
NAV be involved
" Private properly viii not be in
terfered with, unless required for pub
lie use" and, where this is necessary, it
will be taken il an orderly and regular
manner, under the orders of the com
manding officer, and the proper receipts
viii be given. Property so received
will be disposed of and accounted for
the same as any other public property.
V. ]. Until the commercial restric-
tons, and the blockade of the Gulf
ports are removed by the President,
DO foreign or general commerce with
those ports or with the interior Of the
country west of the Mississippi, within
the limits Of this Division) can De per-
mitted, and trade will be limited TO the
wants Of the army and navy, and the
necessities Of the Inhabitants within
the limits of military occupation To
the extent Of these necessities, military
permits and ~clearances may be given
for supplies not prohibited by existing
orders, bat no permit or clearance viii
be given to any point that is not oc-
occupied by 3 military OF naval force
2 In the neiehborhood of Military
posts the inhabitants may freely bring
in their produce, and bring out such
supplies a may be required for plants
ton and family use. Live stocks, pro
visions of sIl kinds, fuel, and other pro
ducts and material required by the
army and navy or for the use OF the
inhabitants, may be,freely sold in open
market but mo other products of in
sarrectionery districts 3 be sold or
shipped, except by delivery to the
quartermaster's Department for con-
Segment 70 a Purchasing Agent Of the
Treasury Department.
3 No trade stores or trade permits
for the interior will be permitted or
recognized until the regulations of the
Treasury Department oan be extended
over the country to be occupied, and
until then no clearances or permits
will be granted for any point that is
not occupied By the troops OF the
United States.
VII Under the authority Of the
Executive Order Of April 9Th, 1866, all
well disposed persona" who accept, in
good faith, the Presidents. invitation
ITO return to peaceful pursuits" are
assured that they may resume their
usual avocations, not only without mo-
Hesitation, but, if necessary, under the
protection of the United States troops /;
conforming TO the relaii ons OF the
Treasury Department and to the add
tional condition Of not fabricating or
dealing in articles contrsbsnd ofwar.
BY order Of Maj. Gen. E r s. CESsY,
G. T. C-HRIsrESsEx.
Lieut. Col, Asst Adj't Gen.