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8. of t.. Meetings This Evening.
FOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 10. at Temple Hail. NO. oo'h "a
nal street, at half.past 7.
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THE New SENATE.-The Senate of the United
States, after the 4thof March next, will stand as
follows: Whole number of Senators, 60; demo-
Gratis elected and probable, 80; wings, 26 doubt
full, (Ohio1 l.
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1r We thank the officers of the steamboat new
Orleans for late Cincinnati and Louisville papers,
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Fancy Articles and Perfumery,

Fancy Articles and Perfumery.
We have open Splendid Assortment of New and Beautiful
FANCY ARTICLES,
selected expressly for this Market consisting part Of
CARD CASEs-Pearl, Shell, Silver etc.
RETlCULES-Sik and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES-A fine assortment styles.
DESKS-Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
WORK BOXES Ebony, Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
DRESSING CASES-Ebony Rosewood, Papier Mache, etc.
PoRTFOLIos-Leaher, Velvet and Papier Mache
ACCORDEONS-Best French double frame.
MUSIC BOXES-Shel and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HOLDERS-A pretty assortment.
GOLD PENS-Of the first makers, Gold and Silver Cases.
JEWEL BOXES-Ebony Rosewood and Papier Mache.
CHESS MEN-Chnese, English and German
OPERA GLASSES-A largeAssorment.
ODEUR BOXES-From six bottles
PAPETERlES-Of Ebony, Rosewood, Papier, etc.
FANS-Ot Pearl, Ivory, Feather, Paper, Silk etc.
PORTE MONNAIES-Of Shell. Pearl, Leather, etc.
CANES Mounted with Gold, Silver,
UMBRELLAS-A superior article, made for
fine stock of PERFUMERY Combs Brushes Gloves, Suspend
Handkerchief Money Belts, Shoulder Braces Fine Linen and
Cotton SHIRTS, tc.
iaI 2dp I'll GUINNESS & BUSH, lie Camp st.
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IL Union Division No. g. S. of T.-Meets every
Friday evening O'clock No. 222 Tchoupouas
Oheers for The present BOYLE, W. p E. K
PEARCE, W. A.; j. H. STUART, r.. s.; VIM M. McCARTER,
A R. s.; DAVID LOCKHART, +. s.; JAMES WILSON r.
WILLIAMS, C. s.; A. GRANER. P. W. P. las
UL Q. o. F.-.GR.4N,D ENC4.MPMENT OF
LOUISIANA.-T The ocular Annual Session Of this
Grand Encouragement will be held TUESDAY EVENING 10Th
in O'clock Friendship Hail. No. lI6 street
general and punctua attendance requested
present year place of the G. P
jal5 Ct HENRY w. OLMSTED, Grand Scribe
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Valuable Edition of Standard Works.
At NO. IA CAMP STREET
N Carey Harris British Essaysts; vols. 8vo half calf
gilt Alson's History of Europe Paris edition 10 vols in
five half morocco.
Selections from the Edinburgh Review vol, three do
Shakespeare Syo half cali, extra back Campbes edi-
ton, London.
Byrons Works; 8vo half calf gilt extra Munay's do do
Sterne's do. do. do. do.
Cunning CHAINS Gallery; 2 vols. 8vo. calf gilt
Smoletts Works half calf gilt
Ccero's Life and Letters 8vo half calf, gilt.
Wilson's J0ephus; 8vo Edinburgh edition half calf,
gilt extra.
Blair's Lectures on Bellies Lettes London edition.
Lives of Eminent Persons (from the Library of Useful
Knowedge)
Coleridee's Biographia Lteraria vol 8vo half calf
Lelands Transitions of Demostheness Orations Svo
half cali.
Lady Montagues Letters vols 8vo, Paris edition half
calf gilt.
Cannngss Speeches 8vo. half calf, gilt.
Listers Life of Clarendon vos. 8vo. London edition
Halam's Middle Ages 2 vols 8yO Paris edition
Haams Literature vols. half morocco Paris edition.
Thiers's French Revolution {: 2 vols half morocco
Irvngs Select Works vols 8vo. full calf Paris edition.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Staone
Warehouse jal5 3t1 ]. B. STEEL, IA Camp ST.
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BROWNS GOLD PENS.

~ Now store large stock of these UNRIVALED GOLD
PENS Also usual supply of GOLD PENS from the other Gel
makerswih without Cases. Also a.fne variety Of
PEN-HoLDERS-of Gold, Silver, PEARL Porcupine Quill,
For sale wholesale and retail by
dill lm2dp GUINNESS g. BUSH, 10 Camp street.
~ The Popretors and Editors ofthe SUN OF TEMPERANCE,
having found discontinue the publication of their
in of the prevailing epidemic request all
indebted to them make immediate payment Mr.. MARK F.
BiGNEY, who duly authorized collect all bills due the Office
Mr. Bgney will be in attendance for few days the of Nj c.
Sale & Co. IL st. Charles
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arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

ST. CHARLES ..Trasmon Landry La; H. schoonmaker.
Ogiesby o. G. W. Hulse, La T. j. Parkwood Coast James
g. Allen.
VERANpAH....P. Connolly Mobile Jno. A. Dougherty o
Tbos Brtis Ohio; w. Urquhar MOBILIZE T. B. Hart o; VIM
McCuchen Vcksburg; Dr. Hope Evet and lady, o. Joseph
Williams, S. ]. Williams, Edward Pugh, La
HEWLETT'S .J C. Damon, Red River c. Terrll Bruins
wick, Mo.
(turtta- N o.
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L. Preventive.-The Picayune says that Cleanliness
Of the best Peyenyes of Cholera Clean
and DRAWERS SOCKS be obtained, both good and
cheap LEIGHTON'S Genlemen Furnishing Store, No.
| ROYAL
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EV Our Readers requested to notice the advertise
mens Of WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and JEW
DAVlDS PLASTER, the first of paper. These
ceent remedies sold only by sCOVL MEAD ll3 Chares
iallu
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SPLENDID COATS.
lust RECEIVED per shin Oswego - BEAVER,
j DRAB and BLACK. BLANKET and FELT

lust RECEIVED, per shin Oswego - BEAVER,
y DRAB and BLACK, BLANKET and FELT
CLOTH, the finest in this city,
FRED. ANTHON, Under St Charles
ja16 2dp3t Hotel. corner of Common ST.
MAHOGANY, SPANISH CEDAR, FLORIDA
CEDAR AND TENNESSEE CEDAR.
WE have just received choice lots Of the above kinds of
w Logs, which we will saw up to order or sell in log
Black Walnut, Maple, Hickory, White Oak White Pine.
cypress Poplar and Yellow Pine Engish FIRE BRICKS,
Fire Clay, Fire Tiles, Sand, etc.
PRAGUE & SHERMAN, Arcade Mills,
IA, 16 and Is St. Joseph street.
Saving, Planning Turning and Grinding jal6 1w
~ HORSE, about IA or Is hands high, white N
spot his nose. The owner can have the same kSxTN
by paying expenses and proving property. 81
BARNARD GARLAND,
ja16 st corner Philippa and Julia ss
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New and Interesting Works OH California
At No. "A CAMP STREET.

. 1T No. IA CAMP STREET.
"NTHAT L SAW IN CALIFORNIA: being the
w Journal Of a. Tour BY the Fmigrant Route and
South Pass the Rocky Mountains. the Cont.
nent of North America, the Great Desert Basin, and
through California, in the yeas 1875 and 1847. All
which saw, and part of which was '-Druden. By
Edwin Bryant late Alcalde of san Francisco" d Ap-
pleton Il Co Second Edition.
fh just the book for the times and will doubt find
ready sale in every hamlet in the country Edwin Bryant
considered the best authority the subject of which
and that sufficiently indicated the title-page
will save newspaper publishers great deal ofme TO refer to
the box instead of attempting to quaer of the
inquiries addressed to them in regard to California. Pic
FREMONT'S OREGON AND CALIFORNIA:: Mar
ratve of the Exploring Expedition to the Rocky Noun
tains, in the year 1912 and 10 Oregon and California. In
the years 1884" By Bevet Capt J. c; Fremont. Re
printed from OfcIa Reports ordered to be published BY
ton. 1848.
Worlds by Sir Geo Simpson Governorn Chief
of the Hudsous Bay Company's Territories.
Just received and for sale at the New Orleans Staoners
Warehouse" Ja156dltW] J. B. STEEL, Ia Camp st.
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SPLENDID ANIMALS OF THE SEASON, 1s40
The elegant ILLUSTRATED WORKS, "go up with surpass
ing skill and beauty. expressly for the holyiays
splendid assortment OF BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS etc.
rably adapted for
JUVENILE ANIMALS. BOOKS, etc., great variety
ready for examination. =
d9 d2dp&W g. g. STEEL.
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~ Phoenix Fire 90. No. IA Subscription List
for the benefit Of said Fire Company to aid them
M c. D. BgNCEs Hat Store, 30 Cana, street.
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EW' Masonic-GRAND ROYAL ARCH AZ
CHAPTER OF LOUISIANA.-The Grand Annual ~ W.
Communication of this Body will be held the Masonic X
Hall, Of Perddo and Baronne streets, WE'D
NESDAY, the 3s instant, 81 O'clock P. M.
The Officers of the Grand Chapter and Representatives
Subordinate Chapters under the Jurisdiction of the General Grand
Chapter the United States will take due thereof and
themselves accordingly. jal3 D. BLAIR, Grand Secy.
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to The packet Andrew Fulton-For St. Louis
THIS steamer leaves THIS DAY. Tuesday o'clock p NJ
tualy from Poydras wharf,
ial6 HYDE g. OGLESRY, IL Poydras
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t- The ship ARCHITECT, for California, will
leave the wharf at Lafayette, THURSDAY MORNING,
18th nst ats o'clock Passengers wlpease have their bag
gage board the day previous will be received the
day of sailing Shippers requested to he nd in their bills
of ading this day, as the ship will clear tomorrow.
ja15 G. ]. MEEKER, 66 Poydrasst
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LocALs.-See third page for City News, &c.
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~ The attention Of Females is particularly directed
u Hevia ls ainff :
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Gy Oholera Prayentiye.-nR WnnnRIIEF,

DfsENIEkf CORDIAL early stages the
attack VII certainly and speedily the
Is IRON The original recipe fully tested 1882 the
Cities o. view Baltimore and Charleston
specihc remedy Testimonials of the highest
Pany It. PTlee only Fifty Cents For sale only by j. WRIGHT
g. co. Isl Charities street, New Orleans. lad Owls
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~ Electro-Magnetic Mac

Electro- Magnetic Machines, for Medical Use,
with Improved Ptina Batterespice from $2 so $5 Pho
sophca Apparatus manufactured order Dentists Gold Foil
and Wire Socktons Artificial Teeth, Files Excavato Points
d m j. 3. ANDERSON, II St. Charles st.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

DENTAL NOTICE.
nR, PEARSON informs his patients e.
- that he can be found daily at bis Office
from A.. M, to p. M. DR.. Pearson sU fYy>
many improvements in Dental Surgery are I11Yy
too well known and appreciated to require enumerating
of those requiring artificial ones His prices are erads q
suit the circumstances Of all Office at his residences 81
Street. Canal a a n
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BOARD WANTED-A Gentlema an and his Wife wish
permanent BOARD in private family. or where there
are lew Doade The price must not exceed $40 per month
a person having pleasant room, will, upon address
ng ne TO A. B., at this Ocs, eceye immodinfe stten
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TT u. S. Mail Albatros-For Louisville. Cincinnati
Wheeling and Ptsburg THIS DAY. Tuesday at O'clock p NJ.
positively, from Poydras wharf.
ial6 HYDE g. OGLESBY, u Poydras st.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.

II SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE.
Louisville FASHION, Anders, o'clock P. M.
Louisville . .ALBATROS, Robertson, O'clock P. M.
ST. Louis ANDREW FULTON, Fulton o'clock, p
OpeLousas RIO GRANDE, Gordon, 10 A. M.
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~ The steamer Fashion For Louisville and al
landings the Ohio Rver.Th steamer leaves THIS DAY
Tuesday O'clock P M positively from foot Of Poydras street
HYDE & OGLESBY. 10 Poydras 81,
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IsoWOIiodubs OeC - 1o4o-Dr. j. MENSlNG.
srThe Set OF Teeth inserted for
JOB Lever They equally
teeth Those needing work done line liberty
can on me- at No. IA St John Perddo and Grave
de- q 1IrrxEp
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W. H. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor - The
original and only always has the signature
the proprietor, H. DALEY, wrapper box.
Southern Depot Chartres street, New Orleans. dsn
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TO FEMALES
nR. PARMELEE would invite all those suffering from
~ Nryeus o. Other diseases peculiar to the Fsmae svs
to Private consultations between the hours Of and
I'm. No. ~ HEvIA STREET. between Baronne and
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MORNING EDITION----MONDAY, JULY 49, 1s49

Their now, and tenderly cares for all my wantsn Ny
eyes we're filed with t,ars looked from Que to the
Other OF these excellent women aud thought Of the
tnoer ties by which they united Never, in the
midst OF u splendid drawing room. surrounded by all
mat was courty and brilliant-all that admired
and dthe centre Of attraction the object of
admiration never Mrs Madison in Interesting so
lovely estimabe in her attendance on this vene-
rahe woman the acknowledged object OF her grateful
affection
Much as she graced her public station sho has been
not lcss admirable in domestic lie Neighbour aud
companionable among her country friends as ii she
bad never lived in civ; delghtipg in the society
the young ard never better pleased than when pro-
noting every youthful pleasure by her participation
che still proved herself the ahectoIate and devoted
wife during the years If suffering health OF her excel
lent husband Without neglecting the duties OF
kind hostess faithful friend and relative she s DOTH
ed and enliyened, occupied and amused the languid
hours OF his long confinement. He knew. lated
ana acknowledged the blessing which Heaven had be-
slowed on him in giving him such wife.
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Movements for California.

We referred yesterday to the departure of the
packet ship LOUIS Philippe, for San Francisco. The
ship was towed out Of the rIver at O'Clock, by
the steamer Relief and was left at four O'Clock last
evening of Swans Point. Probably no vessel has
left for California, since the discovery Of the gold
mines, under more favorable auspices. The ship
was formerly New York and Havre packet, and
has every requisite for the accommodation of pas
seDgers. Much hes bee done by her owner Capt
II H. Fitzgerald, to secure the comfort Of those
who 60 cut IN her. Her cargo is valued AT about
$4,000, and consists of the frames Of sixy-iour
houses, ready TO be lut up on ARRIVAL and large
assolinitn NJ Of American merchandise. IL was
skipped mostly 10y the passengers. The freight
hst and passage money amount TO about s.}S,O0J.-
EaiftmOie poft iof, yujv IL.
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SnoE BUSINESS ~ LyNV, MAss.-The shoe BUSH
ness - The llic of Lynn. Only women's, misses
and children's shoes are maGe here. Engaged in
this business there arc oi manufacturers, or men
who "carry on the business" IS; of cutters, or
men who "cut OUT the shoes, I7J; of men and
boys employed in making shoes, 2 rs; OF men aud
boys so employed, but living out OF town, 300;
OF women and girls employed IN binding shoes,
i,g25; OF the same SO employed and living out OF
town, eco; making OF employ ces an aggregate of
l0,0JS. The number Of men and boys employed in
making shoes is more than seventy per cent larger
now Than IL was in 1872 The increase in the
number Of women and girls employed IN binding
shoes has We presume, been correspondlngly great.
But II should be stated that the shoe business in
1872 was unusually depressed: that much less Of II
was zone during last, than will probably be done
during the present year. The number of pairs Of
shoes made during The last year was 3, 100000; the
number purchased from other towns was 100000;
making IN all $3.50, 600 airs The cost Of the ma
tsrlal Of these 81 i5 55; that of making them
s9J7 $50; making the cost OF the $40 900 pairs Of
shoes TO have been $3.50, 57j. Tue cost of max
ing shoes is now abeut one-sSth less than II was
dozen years ago.-Lynn Pioneer.
Singular PRESENTMENr.-A correspondent Of
the National Inteiig,nccr, speaking OF the nara
tive Of The Dead Sea expedition, aud IN conncc-
tiUn. ol the death Of Lieut. Dale, relates a singular
pioseniiment OF Mrs. Dale, and gives the language
she used AT the time. The correspondent says -
One Of the gentlemen ted us that shc had said TO
HIM on the 9th July, "l wish you to note this
day my spirits are oppressed, my feelings are
SO unaccountably strange, that ! am sure some
great calamity awaits n,-note ~, that this Is the
9th July" II was the day her husband died.
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The water in the Hudson rIver, AT Albany, is
said 10 be lower now than for several years past.
The Ystch BIrenda Capt. Collamore, bound for
Boston, sailt d from Havana "a INST.
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THE EMIeRASrs ON THE PrAGys-TRorBIE wtru
TrIE lNDANs.-1he Fort Kearny conesp. ndent
OF the ~. Louis (Nlo) Republican,, of the 9th
inst, under date Of the 10Th ut, says;-Five thou
night, had meved past this place, towards the
golden regions If California, and about 900
more, l think, still behind The fever.
however, IN many cases, has completely subsidized.
and In others few more doses Of rain will put
them IN FAIR way OF recovery. A few are daily
turning back, and many more would follow suit did
they not stand in fear OF the ridIcule that is most
sure to await them upon their reaching home.
mentioned IN my last that collision had taken
Slacc between a party of emIgrants and some In
diane, IN which the latter had met with some loss.
Since then more OF the particulars have been made
known. IL appears the emigrsnts were from Ohio.
and moving along the old Fort kearny road,
some eighty miles from here, when they lost two
OF their cattle. Upon going search Of them,
they found their remains, and party OF about
twenty Pawnee Loups at the same time. Presum-
ing that the Indians had killed their CATTLE which
was no doubt the case, they immed lately attacked
them, killing five the spot and woundng six
others. Two Of the whites were also wounded.
but not seriously. Reports have Just reached hero
that party OF Pawnees are molesting struggling
cmigrsnis on the 81. Joseph road, and MAJOR Ciin-
ton and Lieut.. Ogle, with a company OF dragons,
leave this evening to hunt them up. Thes- Paw
nees are the greatest scoundres on the plains and
agood sound drubblng Is the only thing that will
bring them to their senses, and sooner or later they
must receive II. Many cases of reported Indian
outrages, however, can easily be traced to other
sources, for all are not angels who are bound for
the Pacific. Nota day passes that some poor fellow
is not tumbled out on the pralrles, bag and bag
gage, to shift for himself. The emigrants have
suffered much from the cholera, and understand
the different roads are studded with graves, from
the frontier to within 10 100 miles Of this place.
when all disease appears to be left behind.
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GLOUCESTER FISHERIES Since the 9Th Of July,
one hundred Gloucester fishing schoonefs have
sailed irem that port on thervOysges for mackere.
cod, and halibut. These vessels were manned by
nearly 1000 persons. The total fleet this year
frcm the port OF Gloucester consists Of 10 vessels
The fisheries from this place, IN consequence Of
the unparalleled low prices are IN very depressed
condition. Eosten 1fareter, July IL.
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LAKE SUPERIOR COPPER AND IRor.-Thc mineral
riches from Lake Superior, beginning to come
out to some purpose. The propeller Independence
arrived at the Sault st. Marie the 10Th ult, with
1870 tons Of native cooper in large Masses from tho
Cliff Nine, and the Napoleon, the I'D ult., with
. tons OF barrel ore from the Cliff Mine 10 tons Of
barel ore and native copper from the Copper Falls
location, and III tons of barrel ore from Lac La
Belle Mining Company. The schr Fur Trader
arrived on the 10Th, with 2l3 tons iron blooms, ~
tons and 100 bars of iron, from the Jackson Iron
Works CLcrciand (Oh,o) Herald, July II.
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Two young ladies were accidentally drowned.
near Mlddetown, CT, few days since, by one
falling of bank into the river, and the other try
ing 10 rescue her One of them was to have been
married IN a few days, TO gentleman OF this city.
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vernmeni, taking in his case any step Of re-
t%nliotion. NJ. Bots de Comte, It seems, is 70
be the new Minister to the United States.
ROME.
Nothing positive has yet been announced
with regard to Rome, but the anticipation
seems to be that the majority Of the French
Assembly will decide in favor Of the Pope
being allowed to return, upon promise from
his Holiness that he will soften his original in
tenuons. 1t is already understood that the
state of seige under which the French at pres
emit maintain control is to be raised, and that
the Cardinals vii then enter upon unlimited
power. Consequent upon this prospect up
ward Of 90 ex-deputies of thu Constituent As
sembly have been obliged to escape to France
Meanwhile the occupation the city, which M.
de Tocquevuille deecrib as so glorious fortho
French armies can only be maintained By an
exact imitation Of the Austrians at Milan.
Some French soldiers having been ASA ssina-
ted, General Ros.olan has given the inhabit-
ants Is houls to surrender all the arms ip
their ~possessi n, after which time all rersons
found with concealed weapons are to be tried
BY Couri Martial and summary executed.