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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
From Missouri.

LrxfssroS, July AFTER three weeks
interruption, telegraphic communication is
again roestablished 10 this and all points
west. bv the old Missouri river route.
Those parties who have hitherto destroyed
the line a. fast ~ il could be repaired, have
been induced 70 forego further moestation.
for the present. and the telegraph company
think thew will he allowed 10 keep the line IT
work for the future.
ISpKPEsDkscE, july - The Santa Fs
mail and Carson City Express arrived this
morning with dates from G uson City OF lIth
ult. and New Mexico 18th. Despite the
high waters OF other hindrances the propri
etors are determined 20 come up 10 or ahead
OF time n this route. and 50 far. they are
meetErx with encoar cement In the way oil
passengers and express m liter.
Col Boone has received lumber OF wig
loads OF presents for the Riowa tribe of IL
dams at Fort Wise. and has authority TO ON
clude treaty of peace with them
About three thousand Kiowa and Cam IN
cie Indians were assembled at the mouth OF
the Pavnee Fork, while the Arapahoss and
chevenpes are eucamped above and be CIV
Fort Wise, all in anxious expectation of re
csving their annual gifts. They did not
modest the mail party. and will not, during
TIE enSuind season
speigelbsrg's train reached Santa fe with
luge supplies. aud other trains were expect.
ed daily
One or two very refreshing and copious
showers Of rain h ID falle1, winch gave the
New Mexican farmers hopes OF yet N king
corn.
Account, from the San JUN IN mes are
catering aud we're more favorable than here
tofore.
A duel vas fought neu old Fo-t Marcy
between John q Phillips AMI joseph Cum.
| Minis ~ithoai injury 70 either purity.
Col Greyson and DR. Mcdowell we're 10
start 10 the States by the southern mail on
the i7th ult.
Our farmers here are 10 the midst Of
their harvest and an abundant harvest u en-
/ prctcd.
lSpxrxspxscs, JULY 1T Is reported that
the State troops ten thousand In number have
crossed the Morsis des Cyynss one hundred
mile- south OF this place and intend mikins
astaaa The FEDERAL forces two or three
thousand 10 number we're twenty miles IA
their rear. waiting for re.nforcemenis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

NV iosK, July IA letter ia the Word
from the steamer Wyandotte. from Ft Pick
ems. announces the capture OF the priyateer
steamer, Vim. II. Webb. By the Niagara.
when IL WAS in the act Of capturing the brig
East. Of New York. IL also captured the
English bark Etna. with cargo of riisd
cannon for the rebels, at Pensacola
gentleman a4s Just arrived here from
New Orleans who states that he heard there
just before leaving. and at points along the
route. that the rebel government had aban-
doned the idea Of attacking f. Pickens. and
had Withdrawn a considerable portion OF the
troops stationed there and dispatched them 10
Richmond. lie SAYS further that come ap-
prehsnsions were entertained At New Orleans
Of the landing OF q large force OF Union
troops in the vicinity OF that city. according
IL preparations were being made for erecting
proper means Of defence.
The inform ltion. he stys, Was communica-
ted 20 them by gentlsman who had arrived
from Washington and who alleged that he
had IL from Gen. Scott-
The Government IL determined 10 employ
the United States troops captured in Texas
and now on parole. on duty that will not vio-
late their oath
The latest dates from Mexico state that
there - no u ueriai chanee II affairs thefe
The rebel Government have several agents
in Mexioa and several OF the Suites endeav-
oring to effect their purpose Of rec ,gnitiou
BY creating public opinion in their behalf IL
appears that they are making large promises
and hare already purchased several newspa-
pers which are laboring in the interests OF
the Rebel Government. Their recent ma
chinations are well UNDERWOOD by Minister
- -. fba ~
Government. Nr. Corwin had submitted
projects OF the new treaty to he Govern
ment aud expects an early acceptance.
June 30.-The correspondence of the Jour
nal of Commerce SAYS the programme OF the
war in Virginia. published BIZ the press. If
carried out with energy, will be the first chap
ter Of the yros. war. The cen4eSerates don't
upderste the resources of the Government.
and the only chance Of their success would
be 10 assume the offensive.
Recent Developments look "a though Gen
eral Scott did not intend any forward move
ment In Virginia during the summer
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
From Baitimore.

Dnrmopr. July 1.-The milisafy still re-
ma ported In the city, and detachment At
he Cts ON House, to quart the specie there
II IL rumored that several prominent Sc
cessionists will be arrested IL 10 not true
IN =, the Moyor was % be arrested.
Small quantities Of mu 'kets we're found
secresed IN the East Police Station. The
% -~h for arms still continue.
The seizure OF the steamer St. Nicholas
was praticsl stoke. about ffty Secession
ists went Yboard disguised as mechanics.
among them C'n'. II 'lins late Of the United
States fr'gs'e susquehanna. issuised as =
womtn. A t,r the seizure OF the vessel,
they went on pratical cruise, capturing tIlree
vessels M The Rapsh snnock River. laden
With Ice. Coal and Coffee, which they took to
Fredericksburg.
There was nothing new in Baltimore to-
day. cannon are placed commanding the ap.
prcsches 70 the troops ard public buildings
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

rns Cosxr.-This celestial ~ander~r.
whose appearance ~e noticed YESTERDAY, gave
sts second entertainment last sishi 20 much
larger audience than % the night previous
We are informed that IL gives a rasfia.s each
noning--cursaia rises at , o'clock A.. u. In
osAsr words the come, makes a short circle
around the North Pole. ne nucless only de-
seending below The horizon. 10 asrsisre still
stretching Ear sp !. the heavens. Those who
are early nssu uill have the hsnsft Of a
iosbie exhibition.
I.rss.-Issse~d of descending below the
Asn1oa last night. the comet passed rapidly TO
tss East about twenty degrees above the
herson. and the tail which had stretched from
he Sorh-Test towards the South East.
changed is direction from the North East To
s,s South. West Al Que O'Clock the nucleus
Of the Gomez bad passed to the East 81 the
p,'s. A, 3e'clock u -.s Eve dsgres- East o.
North.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

the Southern Confsderaey can only be con
quered Nv means a. irresistible a. those
which subjugaied Pol4np. The South pro
tenses the determination 10 resist as long a.
u can command man or dollar
he meeting a. the residence Of Loni
broueh ham relating 10 the subject of the Gu
ban slave trade. denounced the conduct Of
spain and the Governments was recommend
ed 10 suspend diplomatic Intercourse while
the trade continues IL was also resolved
that convenient opportunity be taken 10 oh
tain the cooperation Of the United STATE, 70
tee terms Of treaty 10 demonstrate with
Spain.
In an article on Italian affairs published ia
the Patrie. and copied In the Moniteur. there
ia a paragraph which insinaates that the
southern States Of Syria viii succeed IN o.
isblishing a separate republic
la the fight for the championship II Eng
land, Mace vas declared victor In eight
rounds. lasting ffty minutes
The towns Of San Marco and Byziano. Ma
pies, had rev0lted and we're taken ~ assault
by Italian troops Twenty inhabitants were
killed, both towns were subsequent, burned.
Spain will observe a ssrict ne r'fslity in
American Affairs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

TEE GnxAs Roxs GrAHp.--The mem.
osrs Of ths company met al the old County
Seminary on FRIDAY the 2sth slt.. and rssolv-
81 70 celebrate the Fourth Of July.
The company viii meet on the commons
south of the Terrs Haats House At o.:
o'clock. 4. NJ. when they wiiI march to Main
Strest: thence ~e-t 70 the Court House.
when the Star spangled Banner sill be sung
BY the German Manner Choir: from thence
they will march down Third Street. TO Chest
nut Grove, where the remainder OF thu day
gill be appropriately spout,
July . d.,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
Washington Items.

The Nssy Department has Information OF
the seizure OF the vessel ST Nicholas. from
Baltimore. By rebels who took passage on
her
No Consulor or Diplomatic appointments
will DC entertained I'LL after the adjournment
OF Congress.
Col. Blair vas serenaded -aight, ami made
= speech in response. He said Ne should
prosecute the war 10 deliver the South from
her oppressors. he alluded to East Ten
nessee and Maryland and the large Union
msjoriGies there. and called the Legislature
Of MARYLAND nest Of cspperheads. plotting
70 place the State in a false position. he
spoke sarcAsiicAlly Of the boosted Southern
chivalry mAnifesting itself In the assassns-
Con OF our pickets. but there was 4 genuine
ehivalry there which would put down the
rebels ii promptly aided by the Government.
Nine oct Q: ten in Missouri we're for the
Union. yet the Legi .lature for months plotted
10 carry her out, bGt the loyal men being
sustained had and would continue TO give a
good account of themselves. So would il
be in every Southern State. were the loyal
lists thus assisted. Blair declared he was for
tie war 1 Il there Was no enemy left ia hos-
tIlity TO the Government. and against every
compromise. which sentiment WAS loudly
chsered by the listeners. He highly com
p imeAted Gen. Lyon.
SPECIAL TO THE n. z. rosT
WAsaISoros, July Cen. Beauregard
has issued another proclamation forbiddng
the passing of any Terson through his lines.
except with pass from JEFF. Davis.
Another skirmsh occurred last night near
Alexandra. between the fire Zoulves and
party OF rebel scouts Ii ID reported that
tao Zousves and SIX rebels were killed.
IL is considered certain that the House Of
Representatives will be organized promptly
on Thursday. aud that the Presidents mes
sage will be delivered on that day and that
there viii be short session and quick dis
patch of busieess.
The troops across the Potomac ask for
more artillery. They will secure il before
an advance movement is made. The Rich
mond Enquirer declares declare that all the
rebels fear is the Federal artillery.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
Night Dispatches.
The War for. the Union.

from Fortress Monroe
Affairs ON the Pot q I'm n -
Movements I'm Missouri - Seees-
sion in Colorado Two Ind Llama
Regiments OFF To Virgil
rapid PrePar ton of Regi.
ments - Later from the south
Inter from new We xico and the
Plains Movements nj Cairo -
Frank blair I'm washington -
Piracy at Baltimore.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

buIss2f-r --Y e-tertsy sfsernoon . usn
named o'ponnel. o 'Cornel or 0'sonething
else entered drinking house ON Wabash
Street between 9th and 7th. and got up
me- with the proprietor. and in The .cufte
that snsuei. the Dan wl.h the 30" predxed
70 his rstrony alie struck his head against The
soantsF drawing the blood freely. He was
speedily o,erpowsred BY the proprietor and
s~o ofAeers coming along marched him Of
70 the ealaboos~. 10 cool he ardOr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

PrsIc Loss.-ws regret TO learn that
hsl L. v Bebee. who has been connected
With the City Graded School ever since it,
organization. has hnsll, severed her connec
ton with the -chcoi. and returned TO her
home IN Psssburs Penns,lvsnia
As teacher. Nj Bsbee stood prserni.
ssat for dsvotednee-. aptitude and patience
"A . Lady. her ansssuming Manner. retiring
deposition and large hearted benevolsnee.
vou for her ,he love and admiration Of all
sho knew her
We again repeat our regret hat the City
Graded School shall henseforth be deprived
Of her service Her place all Re hard 70
sli.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

Sr~ yosx. July The Etns hss arr,
ed from Liverpool
The frisass ArxdBs hsd ssiled fcs the
American station.
The Preach division under Admiral Re-
nasd wss about 10 All II would Wait Ne-
York. Charleston xe-
The steamer Golden Fleece wish troops for
oasbec len Qasens,ova on the 18th.
The London Times opposes The shipment
oftroops 70 Canada. and Gays there = 70 ap-
parent reason for H. America e more like
" 10 regard Il a. . challenge han precau
ton.
Troops we're demanded nv SIR fenwics
Cooper.
The speeisl correspondent Of tbe Times
writinr fron Nee Orleans under date cl MAJ
ssth says.
lis impossible 70 resist TIE conviction thAi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

LoVs,IlIK, Jaiy l-seusiof Breekir-
ridge and Representative Burnett have LEFT
fos washiagtsn Sew. n PoAsl lntents to
take bis seat.
Two compsnie. Of Roasseau's reg ment.
vent into camp to-day nesr Jacksonville.
Indiana
The owensboro ksntneky sA<id. seces-
s'on. reports the probable return Of one Of
the Kepsncky cempaIies Which vent 20 Rich
mood. where thss we're recsised. They naee
been living st thsir o-n expense
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

There i q large amount standing on the
books OF k. y. Hudson. due for Subscription
Job Work and Advertising: al-o a large
amount in notes past due. These accounts and
nstss mus. be settled forthwith ss longer IN
dnlgenes cannot be gsea.
The Books, Notes. ADJ Acooans are n
The hAh~< Of The undersigned. vho = author
ized 70 rscsive and reoesp< for monies pad on
abe an. -
June ~ d4xSv
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

Csno, July Ia scout returned from
Stodzi-ra cotsnss hisscnri. % day. ssvs no
rebels ale encampet thee. IL u rumored
line
night. for Clarkssille. Tenn.
Gen. PrsnfiSs' brigade has been uncondi.
tionally accepted for three years.
Yesterday. Capt. Pitcher mustered In the
18th Regiment. Col. Sa~ler. xnd Capt. Tsy.
lore Chis.go Light ARTILLERY
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

~ We have received NO % three letters
from Camp Reynolds wbice contained no
ns~s. beng ussini. taksa sp Nth details Of
the movement OF the Rexirsa, from ,his city.
ard report OF tho alarm Ia camp. ell Of
shich Ne published nearly . week ago
Short pifhy letters ~hich contain news not
before pabli~hed gill receive attention. bat
Il would be neither pso6l.ble oe interesting
W fspublisa What our readers bad read
Geek ago.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
Noon Dispatches

The Louisville Courier Afraid -.
GEN. Buekney go Cong
speeuiations- 80 Rev Among the
Traitor Leaders 49, Interesting
from FORT Pieksns and the
south - Highly Important from
baltimore 80. Crushing 0ut the
Traitors.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

IsDIAsAroLn. July lst.--The 18th and
18th Indiana Regiments. Coils Wagner and
Hascall. left here this afternoon for Virginia
They have complete equipments Of every
kind Each regiment has corps OF fifty
sharp shooters and two pieces Of artillery.
they take fifteen DAYS rstions, one hundred
and twelve thousand rounds ofcartridges and
two hundred rounds of shot and shell for the
artillery. carefully prepared at The State
Arsenal in this cily. One company Of elvsl-
~ will leave for Virginia to morrow evening
and another will be ready in few days. The
18th and l4th regiments. Coils. Sullivan and
himball now encampsd here are fully equip
ped, ready and anxious 10 receive marching
orders
Gov Morton has issued orders for i've req.
ments of the new quota for Indiana to rem
dezvoas al this place and Lafayette this week.
Double the number Of companies required
for the nov quota have rendered their ssrvi-
ees.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
W Arlington News.
lvrclAt 10 rHF IaIsrsr

WARRINGTON. June 30.-The financial pro-
gramme OF the Treasury Department which
s 70 be submitted TO Congress. are three in
number. First. National loan al 35- 100
per cent. redesmabls N three years. not
convertible into Bonds. nor receivable for
Government dues. Second. Foreign loan
al 6 35-l00 per cent. Third. the issue Of
Treasury notes OF small denominations. in
tere., , 50 100. convertible and receivable
20 circulate 40 currsocy. Chase will also re.
commend a special tax on tea. coffee. sugar.
the money 10 be pledged for the PAYMENT OF
interest on Government debts.
The President has determined not 10 en-
terrain ony proposition OF peace I'll the re-
bellion IS entirely subduet.
Army officers declare il impossible 10 make
a forward movement until more wagons ar
rire: one thousand ~ll be finished the 18th
Of July.
SPECIAL TO THE rfNxs
The contest for Speaker il becoming ami
mated Ii is thought Grow will be success.
ful This would rule out Forney for Clerk.
Who will give his sid 20 Blair or Collar
There IL bat litile doubt new Clerk OF the
Senate will be elected in place OF Dickens.
Who is VIGOROUSLY hostile 20 the Govern
ment. his removal beng q necessity.
The last time Beauregsrd was heard from,
be stated publicly to his troops that they
should be at Alexandra Last night.
We should rot be surprised II tho 9TH Of
July was celebrated BY driving In the rebel
pickets and clearing out Fairfax Court
House.
SPECIAL 10 rIfE EKRkLD
/, Is reported that the misunderstanding
between JET Davis. Gen Beauregard, and
Gen Lee. which has been noticed for some
time past. has occasioned the latter to resign
his position. Il is certain that private letters
from Lee 10 an old associate in the United
States Army. have disclosed his dissatistae
ton in the rebel service.
IL il said the steamer Freedom was - sc
versly treated in the recent conflict that she
will be condemned. She Is a new boat
Il appears the Government does not regard
the occupation of Harper's Ferry At present
as OF sny great importance. nov that every
thing OF importance has been destroyed.
The Massachusetts, First Regiment has APP
/ Piled 70 the War Department % permit them
60 celebrate the 9TH Of July somewhere on
Virginia soil The answer is not vet known.
/ The impression is strong tia, forward
movement will be made during the next
twenty four hours
Gen Mcdowell vii! not be superseded.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

~ A marriage notice -hich appeared
n yesterday issue. ss ara informed ~as an
>rror II -as for~ srdef 70 this Office With
The appearance and de,ail OF gsnuineness. and
-ss inserted without sufficient care The
psr,strstor Of the fslsehocd ms, have aeeom-
piisbed something By the '-irs. bot what. IL
4 diticult TO imagine
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

BALTIMORE. July Since two o clock this
morning. startling proceedings have been go
ing on here. Detaehments Of ARTILLERY and
Infantry have been sent 10 various sections
Of the city. and are now posted In Monument
Square. Exchange Place. and in the -th
Ward. Broadway. and other points
Before daylight. all the members OF the
Board Of Police Commissioners, except the
Mayor. were arrested and sent 10 Fort Nc
Henry. Ii is aid plot has been discovered
Of sSfntsnded outbreak
Gen Banks has just issued the following
r,r.,..ia "A ton.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

Bosros. June The organization Of the
ten new regiments Is rapidly progressing
The "a Regiment. Gel. Gordon. i expect
ed 20 leave on Saturday. 70 be followed. ear.
~ next week. BY the 9Th Regiment. Col
Coaeh
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

II Hon. Jss. c. kobsnsoa. NJ c. from
Ne Illinois 7th Congressional District. ~ss
ia the city Yesterday route for Washington
City, he lsh lss evening In company Of
Hon d. W. Voorhees,. our Representative.
for the Federal Capital.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

ssmber OF our citiEeus left on the
y. VI. train Last evening for the east. Among
ne number l. our genial and much esteemed
Young f6erd Samuel Turner. the popular
clerk o. he Terre Hauts House
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

DrSvsH err. June ga secession force
left their rendezvous neu Cherry Creek to
day for thepnrpose oftsking forts Wise and
Garla nd they were veil equipped. There
|. much valuable property and money in The
forts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, July l-r -.
Flour dull and prices irregular; superfne
sold at S49+.l0. and extra at 81 .2594. 50.
and at these rates the market is very dull;
fancy brands can be bought at S4.5JG4.75.
WHEAT dull and the dem md limited. prime
red $50 soc. and white S0995c; los bush
new crop sold at 81. 20 TO Lewis Pagan. il
was raised IN Nicholas county. Ky. and i'm
ported BY Home L SpillmAn. Of Coyington.
OArs in fsir demand at 23c
Com 2cc
RYE 44c.
BAILEY is nominal.
WHISKY steady at l2l.
Nos iIg done in provisions and prices nom
inal
GKocERIEs firm al full prices.
EXCHANGE dull at aS9lsc premium.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

- Private John c. HoIlenbeek. OF the
llih regiment. killed in the last skirrish
nesf Cumberland. "a. from Boone county.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02

orAcK Soszxr,n-The majority u hair u..hcs
lair dyes, hair tonscs hair cis the nunberless pr.sa
r.tsons which are now before the public under suas
sstravagan hypertolioel and fantastic slles A. W
Sc psrsded In shcw-~f0do~ cards, and newxpapsr
headings, as hair preparations. all humbugs q
the nr-t water their real merit when they poss,.s
any, Ia, that they do no harm Hogs lard whale
OIL lard oil, sweet oil, scented and colored make w
when In beautiful wrappers. and white flint sla.h
bottles. the eo-test character q ,orios and when
thus costly. are hspused with some tri-syahIe term
and caught At By verd&ni yong and old q both ser
e. Such is not the character q Prof Woods Hair
Restorative This gentleman CONES before the world
without any high faludn" xilOphlcforiurn. O. ane
ether astounding and startling catch penny term hy
simply sdvertsses Hair Resiorsuve--vhat II "a.
presses, prec<>sIy-sDd a Restorative n aet. b.,
frof woods Ha:T Restorative and a. you value NJ.
scalp, aye yVur very bralns. apply nothing else; ~
may b thss you Will get some worse rab-sArc
than peTfuraed lard oil On your Uranium. Remember
Wcods Restorative CO.. the har is the be, article er
tans- jnSdwllz
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-02
HrsDorARrxE 90 Ass AroLIs.
49, MI, r,,fv la 9cl

In pursuance Of orders issued from the
Heads usrtsrs Of the Army at Washington.
for the preserv alton Of public peace IN this
Department. | have arrested and do now de
tain in the custody OF the United stsies. the
late members Of the Board Of Police. After
public recognition. and protest against the
suspension OF their functions. they continued
sessions daily upon forced aud unwarranta-
Die constructions Of my proclamation Of the
2sth.
They declare that the police Law VS. aus
pended and the police officers aud men put of
duty for the present. intending To leave the
city without any police organization what
ever. They refused 70 recognize the officers
and men. necessarily selected by the Provost
Marshal for ia profection-snd held subject
20 their orders. within the new and hereafter
the old police force. large body Of armed
mso for some purpose no, known 20 the Gov
eminent and inconsistent with its psscs and
security. To anticipate any intentions or or
ders Oh their part, have placed temporarily
. portion Of the force under my command
within the city.
disclAim. on the part Of the Government
| represent. all desire. intention and purpose,
70 interfere IN any manner ~hateves with
the ordinary municipal sfairs Of the City Of
Baltimore When lovsl citizens can be
named vho can vel execute - Laws With
impsrtislity and in good faith % the United
ststes. the military force vii be Withdrawn
from The central parts Of The municipality at
once
No soldiers vail De permitted 10 the CITY
excsp< under regulations satisfactory 70 the
I Marshal. and IL Any 20 admitted violate the
municipal laws. shey shall be punched /, he
4 civil tribunals.
Signed y. 2. BANKS
Major Geserai Conmanding