The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1865-07-26

81 W PA OLD ss.. IsssS r,ts~
Headquarters hitsay Division of West lssissippi,
New Ur. ans La May % 1866. (
ss &-i-Lf - laGe5 eral Ordes Eo,55 6-t
l. The terms OF the eur ender iced upon by Lieut.
ten. TAYLOR and Major Gen cani,y, the 4th inst
Inc udes az officers aud soldiers If the COME derate
serving within tie limits Of tile Uepartmen,a of
Alabama mississippi andt isess Louisiana, and such
persons within the limits OF this division no h We hot
been pafoed by reason of having been absent from the
appo ed plae endezyous wilt report themselves TO
the commander of tn eat United States Military
Post surrender the public property thai
may be IN their possession and give their psroes
ing do this within the thirty 30) DAYS fev will
be arr esed and sent North prisoners of war. ON
manders OF Military posts, to whom these parties report
tems elves, will give paroles and passes az aubo-
rizd by the terms Of surrender A register OF the
paroles giving the nse rank and regiment of the per
sons paroled and date of the arole, will be kept and
copy OF 1t transmitted to the Provost Marshal Gene
raj at these headquarters the last day Of eas month
H. The ol.owins extract from Special Orders No. 49,
from the Headquarters of the Army Is published for
general int lrmatiqn and commanders Of itary Posts
within the limits Of this command authorized to
@ tne Gstn On allegiance to persons coming
passes TO return to their homes he that the ca,
has been administered and the date Of administering
Will be endor ed on the register of the persons
ayaing themselves of this order will be kept and
copy OF It to the Provost Marshal General
Paroied officers aud men of the late rebel armies
whose homes were at The date Of their joining their
armies in States ii have been in Ysbeliop and
who not accepted rom the benefits of the Presidents
Amnesty Proclamation, wi I, upon taking the oath OF
% permitted to return to their former homes
Ill The authority of military ommandsrs IN rel alton
to the status of residing within the insuirec
oBary districts is determined controlled by the Pro
clamation OF the President of December g. 1863 and
March 26. 1864, AID the Executive Order Of April 20
1865 and the provisions of these proclaations aad this
order cannot be extended, restraned herwise mod-
ned, by aay subordinate authority Any orders that
may have been issued within the limits of this comma d
conflicting with the letter and split Of these
tons and this order, revoke and the attention of all
commanders Is special called the requirements #
War Department General ORDERS No. 242 of august s.
1854.
By order OF Major Gen E h. S Candy. hFe
.s,s !. 4, H. DYER,
Capt. Asst Adjutant General.
headquarters Military Division of the
IL & s4o9s .Ssuth-West. a. f8vatQ
4 iI.- NEw ORLEANS, June 80, 1896
General Orders So.5.
An refugees from the State Texas are notified that
the troops OF the United Staten Government now In
military possession of that State and that they can re-
turn to their homes with security.
The Major General Commau ding takes this occasion
10 have it distinctly unders that home guards or
armed bands Tor will be permitted In the
State, the military force nowin Tesas and hereafter
to be sent there will be competent to protect individuals
and their properly a1DH1' ~ q '@tf 4AA1' p
The Inhabitants of Texas are notified that It is and
has been the Icy of the Con mandng General to make
by gut las responsible for their
acts Experience having taught him that the influence
the inhabitants enereeticay exercised put down
this species of robbery and murder. q COS All
BY command of Major Gen. p. H. Sheridan.
E. b. PARSONS,
assistant Adjutant General.