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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
1860. November. 1860.

| 1860. November. 1860.
ar nm ciSA NF0kR oF
I. w. WELLS e BRO,
ssUth sids az the Puhilr square
nALi.AS, TEN AS,
MAY he found nlll aHl we'll selected
4fH stock uf an kinds of go,sls, "a which
the aiiruilau nf all Nhn visit Dallas is mast
respectfully inyitel. We sie constantly ia
receipt of
NmVV GOODS
from tie Hasiern Markets, which have been
selected with great care in regard "a style
and quality, and We feel satisfied in saying
that We can after tu the public one "f ihr
most Unelualel Stocks Now in the town ~
Dallas, We have on hand for exhibition to
I the ladies,
splendid Assortment Of
EAHBROIDHRY,
. comprising in part fall line OF
Ladies' COLA RS,
Worked sdging. and tn-sTiinE,,
I.inrn Thread aud Rsbbin Iasrriings'
something new in the way ~
MAGIC RU%E'LIGS,
for ladies trimming,
81, lO-i, Ia aud l2-i
TOIIET QUILTS,
Aud many other articles which wcwilltake
pleasure in exhibiting,
Ladies' aud MlSNS' ClOakS and AantrlriS,
new designs, and well worth the attention
of all.
English and French MerlnOs,
DrIaiRrS, POplinS, Plain aud Figured Silks,
and in fact all the latest novelties of the
season,
Colognes, Extracts, Powders,
Lily White, Chalk Balls
and a variety of fancy articles suitable for
the toilet,
A full assortment of
School Books & Stationery,
Blank Books, Memorandum Books,
Note Paper and Envelopes.
II a -: II "a n 81:
Five cases gents Fine Molc-skin Hats the
latest style, aud manufactured expressly for
Isaiah W. Wells 4 Brother Also full as
soriment of every kind and style, ranging
in price from % cents upwards.
CLOT HIN
BOOTS AMID SHOES,
Blankets, rlannels, TickingS,
Et1ascys ess 2orSoys,
aud every variety of Heavy Goods always
on hand.
1000 pes. Assorted Prints
TO be disposed of at the lowest cash figure
Price given at the counter
10 Bales assorted Domestics
at the lowest cash figure.
Price given at the counter
Marlboro, and Os,chce Stripes LoWcls and Osnaburgs
Casimeres, Satinetts, Jeans,
Plain and Figured Opera FlancIs,
all of which will be disposed of at satisiac-
tory rates TO the purchaser.
HGlY" Particular attention paid to the pur-
chase and shipment of WOOL.
B4ly" All kinds of COUNTRY PRO-
DUCE taken in exchange for goods, at cash
rates. !. w. ELLIS y BRO.
Dallas, Nov II, 1860. eff
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08
EsTIsAY NOTICES,
DALLAs COUNTY,

TAKES TPiA lsn. FAX, ST. anl s.il;asA t'i5if
a. y. sHsilh. ~. el.r ptA SHEER he4Is 'il'
a. All .-r,lss aad uuir tii ~ az fi-ni ~,
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t-tif ~. asr u,l, irsisiri aith slsuisA i-al' el
M .u. =, li ,ii i-it Ihah; aIFEsi-ri 40 80 "i.'
BAh MAZE 5 g.ags 90, IA iinl g. nhis' '4s''
ID Al b ~ iEe an slissiirg sigESis.A 81 - N.'-
nht atAEEsri tsAIr. mann m ur 4 F'als sAi' ar
-ii.fs.a A., IA tlatk siktR, AgAIs GA
t,rl rF "a dis a he etr aue fie' si.' "'-1'''
h "a. so, appraised "a slh
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-05-08

TOR SALE or TRADE.
4 HOUSE aud three lots ~ lie foan Of
a Dallas can Pc i.ls-li cheap. Cows ard
calsrs Or mares VIII ~ tai-rn in cFetarrh.
AIRY b /. NJ sTACEPgLE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
Proclamation d the neutrality d Kertueky,

FRAsKToRr, KY, May 90 Gov. MagoHiu hal
: issued proclamation, appended TO q preamble
declaring: Whereas, many good citizens hat
requested him to forbid the march of any forces
over Kentucky to attack Cairo, or otherwise dis
turb the peaceful attitude of Kentucky with
reference to the deplorable war now waging be
tween the United and Confederate States; also,
stating that the same citizens had requested him
to forbid the march of any United States forces
over Kentucky soil, for the occupation of any
port or place within Kentucky; and whereas,
every indication of public sentiment shows the
determined purpose Of the people to maintain the
liked position of self defence, proposing and
intending no invasion or aggression toward any
other State or States, forbiddiDg the quartering
Of troops upon their soil by either hostile sec.
ton, but simply standing aloof from an unnatu.
raj, horrid and lamentable strife, for the exist.
ence of which Kentucky, neither by thought,
word nor act, is in any wise responsible; and
whereas, this policy is, In my judgment, wise,
peaceful, safe and honorable, and most likely
to preserve peace and amity between the neigh.
boring border States on both shores of the Ohio,
and protect Kentucky from this deplorable civil |
war; and whereas, the arms distributed to the |
State Guards are not to be used against the |
Federal or Confederate States, but to resist and |
prevent encroacbments on our soil, rights, hon.
or and sovereignty by either of the belligerent
parties; and hoping that Kentucky may become
successful mediator between them; and in or
der to remove unfouDded distrust and suspicious
OF a purpose to force Kentucky out of the Union
at the point of the bayonet, which may have
been strongly and wickedly engendered in the
public mind in regard to my own position and
that of the State Guard; now, therefore:
hereby notify and warn all other States,
separate or united, and especially the United
States and Confederate States, that solemnly
forbid any movement upon Kentucky soil, or
occupation of any port, post or place therein,
Tor any purpose whatever, until authorized by
invitation or permission of the legislative and |
executive authorities. IL
l especially forbid all citizens of Kentucky, {
whether incorporated in the State Guard or 9th
'rwise, making any hostile demonstrations 1
gainSt any Of the aforesaid authorities, to be {
bedient to the orders Of the lawful authorities,
remain quietly and peaceably at home when
military duty, to refrain from all words and /,
cts likely to provoke collision, and 80 other. u
Use conduct that the deplorable calamity of in.
aston may be averted, but meanwhile make u
rompt and efficient preparations to assume the "
aramount and supreme law of self defence y u
lone.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
From Chamb,r,burg and Hsru.r,. F.,rv

4
CHAMBERsDURG, May 1s.-Heavy reinforce
ments are expected. All troops will then marc
southwark. 4a 1913, l.H't lT7
"A deserter from Virginia reports scarcely an,
percussion caps or other ammunition, and bu
i've field pieces and few old iron cannon a
Harper's Ferry, and that they are short Of pro.
visions. Col. Jackson commanded there.
Collector Mason, Of Baltimore, secessionist
has been arrested.
| CHAMBERsBuRo, May l9.-Judge Mason, ar
rested yesterday, was released to-day and sent
over the Maryland line. It was known he en-.
tertained secession sympathies, but IL was be.
lieved his character was too high to condescend
to be spy. There was no authority from the
Secretary Of War to retain him. His discharge
meets with approval amongst the most Judcious
residents,
A deserter from Harper's Ferry named Stan.
ley, from Ohio originally arrived here and re.
ports there were but twelve pieces of cannon all
told there on Thursday night.
The troops here are in daily expectation Of
receiving marching orders southwark. Tbey
will certainly occupy Hagerstown in few DAYS.
unionisis are daily arriving here, having
been driven out of Virginia.
CHAhbERsBURo, May 2O--Seven hundred vr.
ginia troops have arrived opposite Williams.
port, on the Potomac river, 26 miles south of
This point. IL Is believed here that they intend
making an incurson into the southern borders
of this State. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21


" II there bs a Philosophy of Clothes II
general, for which we have great literary au
thority, there must bo Philosophy of Uniforms
In particular, for which we have the authority ol
great practical philosopher in the person OIL
MARCUS CHILDs, who may be consulted on any
day and evening at the Capital City Arcade
He is assisted by one who has had great expe-
rience in the French army, in the art Of fitting
uniforms to officers Of the different grades,
10 such taste and style as to give the most com.
plete satisfaction. 20 90 't ~ ..sa. '.a 0
Those officers who will consult our practical
philosopher, Mr.. CHrLDs, and follow his counsel,
will find themselves in substantial and grace.
fal uniforms as will be an honor to the corps in
which they serve, and source Of lasting grati-
flcation to themselves and their friends. A
and handsomely uniformed officer
commands more readily his own respect and
confidence and the respect and confidence of his
men. Let every officer, then, who is In search
# good uniform, call at the Capital City Ar
ade. .a nH b.D
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
Important ftom Tsxaa.

GALVESTON, May l6-strong batteries have
been erected to cover all approaches to the chan
nels, capable of resisting any attack Captain
Reynolds, United States Quarter Master at Sar
Antonio, has resigned.
The officers taken by Col. Van Dorm have
been liberated on parole. -. :,
Information is received that Cortinas is ac.
lively preparing for another raid on the Texas
settlers Of the Rio Grande. 7
Another statement says Cortinas, with a large
force ,is moving up the left bank of the Rio
Grande.
Recruits are pouring in from all directions to
join Cortinas. ..-
II is believed formidable force will be con.
centrated on the river.
Six recruits from Matsmoras, enroute to Join
Oortnas, were arrested.
COL Ford was preparing to give the enemy O
warm reception.
Fort Brown was in a complete state of de.
fence.
NEw ORLEANS, May 20.-A passenger from
Texas reports that Gen. Young was pursuing
Montgomery and the federal troops. He over
took his baggage supply aud ammunition trains
which were seized, with some boeves and horses
Montgomery evacuated Fort Washita,
and was on his way to Fort Arbuckle.
Gen. Young was determined TO take Forts
Cobb and Arbuckle.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
From Europe.

FARTHER PoINT, May 20.-The Canadian
from Liverpool, on the 9th, via Londonderry
the 10Th, P. NJ, arrived off here this morning.
The Canadians advices are two days later.
Parliament proceedings were unimportant.
The American crisis continued the LEADING
topic everywhere.
The market for American produce generally
continued excited. 'f-.3r0 T..
1t was reported in London that an American
ship from Liverpool. en- route for New Orleans
had been insured at Is guineas.
The Chamber of Commerce had called the
attention of the French government to the ne
cessity OF taking measures for the protection OF
French vessels in American waters.
| The Ministers of Commerce and Marin,
promised to have conference with the Emper.
or on the subject.
Polish affairs unchanged. relt
The following synopsis of the news per Ed.
inburgh, from Liverpool, on the 9Th. -.
In the English House of Commons, Mr.. Eos
ter gave notice that he should call attention To
the desirability of not recognizing insurrection-
lists. .'r -lI
Mr.. Horsfall said that he would postpone his
resolution elative to othebelirgerents; Lord Pal.
merston having stated that pending the grave
and complicated questions now being considered,
discussion of the subject was impolitic.
Active preparations are going on in the navy
yards for sending q powerful squadron into the
American waters. r ...- .
The London Times points out that America
has heretofore industriousy vindicated princi-
Piles and precedents all Of which now go to the
contraction OF her own belligerents rights. Il
says she upheld privateering and denied the
right OF search, and both these are now turned
against her.
A quarter Of the town of Limoges had been
destroyed by fire. ..
The reactionary movement in the Neapoli-
tan provinces had been suppressed.
IL is reported that the Gar has sent the Grand
Duke Michael to Poland, on conciliatory mis-.
sion.
LIVERPOOL, May s.-sugar, quiet; Coffee
steady.
LONDON, May BreadstufFs dull and uu-
changed. Ill. c. shares S914@39A discount;
R. s. / Co.. report Flour firm; Wheat firm;
Red, lis 3d@l2s Sd; White, l2s 6d@l4c.-
Corn quiet but steady; mixed, 34s Cd; yellow
34s 6d@34s, Sd; White, 35s@35s Cd. Beef
steady. Pork firm. Bacon quiet. Lard dull
and easier; quotations unchanged. Tallow
dull. i
LONDON, 9Th instant.-Funds dull, but sta
tiooary; principal cause Of frmness is belief
that an American crisis will throw considerable
demand on England for many articles of pro-
duce and manufacture, while its effect Is being
strangely manifested on shipping.
A belief in an early advance Of the bank mini
mum is gaining ground.
The harvest prospects Of France are represent
ed as being very bad. owing to bad weather.
Wheat crops have been seriously damaged, also
brandy crop at Cognac. Bourse fat on the 9Th,
but closed firmer. Rentes 69 20.
IL was stated that American agents had
reached France to purchase arms and military
equipments la.t ,HlIfGltf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
A Union man was hung in Louisiana few

A Union man was hung in Louisiana fey
days since for expressing Union sentiments.
The United States transport Freeborn arrived
this p. NJ. direct from Fortress Monroe, bringing
dispatches to the Government. On the way vi
she captured two small vessels, and brough
them to the Washington navy yard.
"A passenger on the Freeborn states that or
Saturday two vessels from the feet paid visit
to the vicinity of Sewall's Point, about four
miles from the Fortress, where the Virginians
were erecting batteries, and threw sundry shells
at the works, spelling materially the architec.
tural arrangements. Shots were fred at the
vessel, but without effect. II was not known
whether any one on shore was injured.
Com Pendergrast sent flag of truce to Nor.
Iolk, with view to make arrangements for the
transportation from thence of certain persons
TO the North, and received assurance that In
this respect he should be accommodated. A
vessel was In waiting to take them to New York.
some excitement was occasioned to-day by the
report of q fight at the mouth Of the Potomac,
between Federal coast guard steamer and an
armed propeller from Richmond, resulting, IL
was said, ir the killing Of four and the wounding
Of five on the former. The truth of the story
being doubted, the Navy Department this even
ng made specific inquiries Ia the proper quar-
ers, and Is satisfied that the rumor is entirely
The frigate Niagara has been Withdrawn
rom blockading Charleston, for more impor.
ant service. Another vessel will take her |
lace there.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21

CAMP JAcKsoE.--Tnere are now / 800 men il
Camp-one full Regiment, and parts of two
Regiments. Six additional Companies are ex-
pscted to arrive shortly, to make the two frac-
tional Regiments complete. s.lJ ,..7 r.s. ,.
Capt. WALcufT's Company, of this city, are
reported as enlisted for three years and assign.
ed to the Twenty. third Regiment
Preparations and examinations are being
made with view of removing the Can't
to some point on the other side of the Scioto
river--probably to the vicinity of the State
Quarry % 81, n.[C b hi'ilr'
On Saturday night. or fifty soldiers broke
through the guard and escaped over the fence.
Their object does not appear to have been to
desert, but to come to the city to have a jolly
time, to compepsate,in some degree, for the dull
monotony of camp life. A large force of armed
men was despatched in search Of the fugitives,
AMI yesterday afternoon, nearly or quite all Of
them had been captured and put under the pen
alties OF the military Law in such case made and
provided, The punishment generally consisted
in close confinement in the guard house and the
performance OF extra duty, though in some hard
cases the penalty was more severe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
From Baltimore, Virgins, Go
[Heralds spscial.l

4
BALTIMORE, May 15-The city government
has arrested three men concerned 10 the attack
on the Massachusetts, troope, who have been in.
dicted by the Grand Jury, and ere now on bal
OF five hundred dollars each.
1t is said the Government has measures on
foot which will result in brilliant triumph for
US at Harpers Ferry.
Torpedo and submarine batteries have been
su nix near Norfolk.
Lynchburg (va.) papers yesterday announc.
ed the arrival Of large body Of troops from Ar.
kansas and Louisiana.
Gen. Beauregsrd is in Charleston.
BALTIMORE, May 19-One thousand addition.
al MIME muskets were received by the Virgil
mia troops from North Carolina,
Two batteries of railroad iron, similar to the
Floating Battery at Charleston, have been erect.
ed at the Point of Rocks.
/ A gentleman who left Richmond Yesterday
says that he passed $4,000 troops on the rail-
road In Tennessee last week, who were en- route
for Virginia, fully armed.
BALTIMORE, May 2O.-A letter in the Amai.
can, from Williamsport, seven miles south of
Hagerstown, Maryland, says thousands of vir.
ginia and South Carolina troops, from Harper 8
Ferry, took position on the Virginia side Of the
Potomac, on Sunday, opposite that town, which
commands the Ferry. ift aH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
From New York.

New YoRK, May 19-Eight cases of militia.
~ cloth have been seized at Elizabeth, from
Baltimore to Virginia. N
Professor Mitchell has offered his services to
the Government.
r. G. schenck, Of Ohio, has been appointed
Major General. ~ ~
A contract has been closed at Pittsburgh for a
large amount Of rihed cannon, shell, &c. .7
Gentlemen who have arrived report every.
thing untouched at Mt Vernon.
New YoRK, May 20.-The Steamer De SO.
to- arrived from Havana 10Th instant, spoke on
the 18th the frigates Niagara aud Huntsville,
cruising In the gulf. They had captured two
vessels and sent them to Northern ports.
Havana sugars dull; stock, 235,000 boxes
Molasses l@l Is reals Freights inactive. Ex.
change on London 6@7 per cent. premium, on
New York 2@4 per cent. discount.
A schooner sailed to-day with 38 emigrants
for Hayti. They were principally from Roches
ter, and intended to direct their attention main.
ly to the cultivation of cotton.
Advces from Key West, Of the 18th, state
that Capt Craven, of the Crusader, seized the
steamer Susanne. He was about arming tht
yacht Wanderer, to be sent out into the gulf,
under Lieutenant of the u. S. Navy.
Key West remained loyal. All seditioul
persons were to be removed from the Is
land Major French had appointed a magis.
trates who supersedes the mayor, Justice, &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
cleveland Market.

SATURDAY May IS.
FLoUR-No change in quotations and the market |,
steady.
WHEAT-sales this mo ming 5 cars at 81 10. Q car,
white at 81 25. cars white at &c.
C0RN-quet at 36@37c
0AT5-'emain steady at 25s.
HIGHWINBs-sses Of So bbls. at I3ko
choice W. II.
BEANs-good qualities to prime Navy range from q:
@90c. =
EGGs-at 697c.
LARD-sales OF 1900 lbs ate1lc.
CHEeSE-quiet at 7@Sc.
DkIE0 PEACHEs-unpealed 797x. Pealed 1913
DRIED APPLE5-quiet at s9skc.
fsATHEks-good live geese are quotable at SOC.
POrAT0ES.shippeD pay 3a935 for prime quality
store.
WHITE FIsH-bbls at 90 so, and halves at S4e5.
TROUT-bbs at $500, and halves at 81.
sALT-hne held OF o. 45 per bb from store, or 81 Al
delivered on cars Coarse held at 81 48 from store ant
u 81 on cars Fine Dairy in bbs 80 rs.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May 10.
Our produce market remain entirely Inactive; -four
has only local consumptve demand and this runs
mostly on the best grades. Quotations are as last
given. .i7 A
Wheat Is scarcely IS firm as heretofore and may be
quoted At 70 per buhel lower 81 03 for prime red 81
@Sl IL for white Mlers do not take much and confns
their figures as nearas may be to ST. for red.
O0RN-unchanged.
oATs-rre dull and offers are limited to &C. gener-
ally.
BARLEY as dull as may be, and good article Of
l that has been on the market for several days. was
sold at 5Oc Haldes when compelled 10 realize are at
mvrket for brewers,
RYE--is held nomnaIly at Sac.
WHIsKY-is still quoted at l2Kc, sellers being de-
termited TO resist any lower figure. t1 IT = r.
few transactions In Bulk shoulders at Axe and In
Lard at sO9SA, comprised about all that was done In
provisions These figures Indicate q rather easier tone
In the market but they are not submitted TO freely.
Nay 90.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
THE MARKETS,
iTE1rsRAPHED ToR THE OHIO srATrsMAS
New York marker. 4.

lTnEaRAPHED ToA THE OHIO sTATrsMAHl
NEw YORK, May 90.
FLoUR-continuss dull md common grades, rul,
nsaVy win downward tendency in price, sales Of 2O
Dds az ~ yog5 05 for superhne state; IS lO6D5 q
for extra state, 81 0595 05 for superne WESTERN s5
90 Az common to medium extra western; SIS 55Q5 g
o5 shipping brands and extra round hoop ohio s5 zoe
70 Tor trade brands do market closing heavy with
buseess at outside preces, Canada -four business is to
moperate extent comman grades rule heavy while goo
brands rule frm sales OF 400 bills at IS 1907 so for 10
| feror to chics extra. O' ~
Rye FLoUR-selling in small at s3IO9s4.
vvhN mEAL.in moderate request. and pricea nom
@l6c. " wv "0iS a' i'7<
WHEAT-heavy and about lc lower for common and
Interior grades demand for export moderator sales o
ouO bush Chicago spring at 81 O909I lsT; $40 bush
Canada club at 81 gO9 81; 900 bush Mi club al n
9l %; $4,000 bush Amber Iowa at 81 23H0DI 94: IL
4GV bush winter red western at 81 299l 3 1880 bush
white western at 81 379l IS; 1000 bush red State n
Sl5IDl s9; 800 bush white Michigan at 81 7O9I ~
l,5OO bush white Kentucky at 81 1901 so.
RYE-quiet; small sales at 67@6sc.
at Soc, 80 '-''' VI 'OO "usne" s'ate
c0RN-heavy and lower, large receipts and holder.
anxious to feaze, sales Of so 900 bushels at 56S6Xc
closing at 5O95l 4994s for damaged do 5OS5s for ne
round yellow "
oATs-hrm with fair demand, sOS3ac for western and
Canadian, and 3lh@33 for stase.
P0RK-very dull and heavy, sales of los hill. M
Si1 70 for mess and sl3 for prime.
Observation-Disclosures with trifing sales at s44 so
Ior prime, % o70 e5 for mess, lOllc for repacked
BEER HAMs@rule quiet atl39l5c for prime, mess
OUT MEATs-very heavy sales Of 225 packages at So
Tor shoulders, and 6l-297c for Hams.
BACON-quiet and unchanged.
LAhp-Without important change; sales Of $50 bbls
a. y@sHo, for common to prince 9%D1O, for very
BUrTER-in fair request at lO9I5 for Ohio; lo9le
for State. '
CHEEsE-steady at 409ec. .....-. ..-
report. ~
suGAR- dull and without change In prices sales Of
ll6 hhds Cuba at 4H94c: IS boxes Hauana at 4If@5c
goFfEE-very quiet and without material change in
at 13kc.
STOCKS higher but quiet; Oh & RI IS: Ill ecrip
6e ~ Har EN- preferred 90; Gal & Chic So Hudson
3h Erie 2ITi NYO TAX; Pacific Mail COZ; Ch &
lst bonds IS; Mo 6's 37iS; Mo 60; taeasury Io's
l0lh; 6's 81; Registered ssX.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-21
POLICE Procla nation In 81. Louia.

ST. LOUIS, May 2O.-The following will ap
pear in Tomorrow morning's papers:
WHEREAS, much excitement and apprehen-
sion exists in the public mind on account of the
supposed intentions of the Federal Government
towards those persons who disapprove its action
and particularly on account oil rumors afoat on
the streets that large number of warrants fol-
the arrest of disaffected persons had already
been or would be issued, to allay excitemen,
and quiet apprehension, / am authorized BY
Gen. Harvey to state that these rumors arc
groundless, that the Government has no purpose
Of oppression for opinions sake, and means only
to hold those accountable who com mi
overt acts against it in disregard of their ale
glance.
[Signedl J. A. BROWNLEE,
President Police Commissioners.