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LCoNMUEICArBD.l

To the EdiorS Qf lie DdiIV Press:
CINCINNATI, April 6, 1861.
deem it necessary and prudent to myself
that should correct Mr.. Brockington's false
statement in relation to my discharge from
the Police Department. He did not under
stand me to say | would go on duty Monday.
told him plainly should not, and desired
him to send out substitute in my place, ss
intended to electioneer at the poles on that
day. THEODORE GLIB.
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REDUCTION OF WRITING FEEs.-Mr. Hen
derson has made reduction of his charges
for tuition, to suit the times, and give every
one chance OF being taught to write by his
highly approved system. See advertisement
and certificates in another column.
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RoBBERY.-Mr. S. G. Campbell, of Hooley
& Campbell's Company of Minstrels, was
robbed of gold watch and $lOO in money
in the dressing room of Smith & Nixon's
Hall, night before last.
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IMRoRTAST.-Don't forget that tho DAnY
Pass is the medium through which to make
known your wants. Advertise, If you want
servant, or house, or il you wish TO sell
or buy any thing. The PREss is the medium
that reaches all classes. 70
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ZOE ANA ~ +tAe tfhN 1871 nk
SnrrH \ Nfross HALhs--This b 20 b The
week Ofsreat ripajry in EthiOpinIminstfolsJ 8 2
and Hoolsy 4 Campbella troop lead OF thla.
evening at Smith 4 Nixon's with e fine pro-
gramme embracing songs, music, dancings
burlesque, eccentricities, and we know noe f
what else, that serves 20 compose q apopuIar it
antertainment Of the unsdulteratod African 1i
school Those fond Of mnsie through Mem +,
phian stmospheres should remember smith
a Nixon's "a. night. s. ii,l "a
MEIODEoH HALL.-The famous Chrisey %
troop present their sable faces 70 a cincin-
natl audience for the Hrst time this evening.
| for some years, at the MeIodoon, and their
reputation and their ability can not faii to
O raw large house. They are one Of the
OIL aest bands in the country, and are said 70
he uneuualed in the world. We have no
don, Vt they and their sable rivals will be very
succe 1sful during their sojourn ia the citys
and m, uerially increase their exchequsr.
P,xn,, OPzRA-HOusss-The zouave enter
tainment this evening must prove a decided
success. On Saturday, the demand for
tickets, in spite of the rain, was unabatedi
brt reserved ! seats can still be obtained, II
applisd for sarly this morning. No doubt
the voufb be, Iuty and fashion of Cincinnati,
Covipogto Ne wport, Walnut Hills, Clifton q
and onr deiiobt fsl suburbs viii be there, and f
consequently q, seat will be the display of
elegant toilettes, bouquets, Aowors and jew
elrv. added to III. excitement Of an over
flowing house.
As many new 'pring styles will be re-
vealed for the frst time thus evening, what
belle or gallant can afford 10 miss such
spectacle? The audi, Nnce atthe Opera-house
this evening will do, lhtless be one Of the
mast brilliant ever a Ssembled within the
walls Of this ruagnifcen temple Of art.
The Newport Barracks Band and Stroebel's
full orchestra will be in ttendenee.
CoRoSER's h,ouEsr. = Coroner Emnert
yesterday held two inq ussts, one in the
morning and he other iU the sfternoon.
The first was on the body Of a maa named
Henry o'Reilley, found in the Whitewater
Canal, near Milk reek, who fell into the
water when inebrii tied. He was sixty years
of sge, and leaves five children. The other
was upon body, supposed to be. that Of
Michael Sullivan, brown overheard from
the Glendale. The b ody and hend contained
several bruises, viii h had evidently been
made by a club. 1t was found in steam
boat wheel, near the 4 'rry landing:
The body found in S torrs Township few
days ago was not that of Sullivan, as at first
supposed. On his fingt IT was found gold
ring, on the inside of which was engraved
the letter 81" and on tn outside, the letters
tx Az
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ORGANIZATION OF THE Cry CoUNo1L.-The
new City Council meets to day at two
o'clock, for the purpose of effecting an organ.
izatiOn. An interesting time is expected.
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LAW REL PORT.
SUPERIOR q 1URr.

Stuart L Bro. and othcI rs, J. H. Helm
sheimer & Co.-The Judges in General Term
heard an argument in a proceeding to re-
verse the judgment Of JudAse Storer in dis
Missing an attachment.
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LoUsvILLR, April Up. M.--Rixer station.
airy, with seven feet eight inches In the
Canal Weather cloudy, threatening rain
Mercury 65e. lnas 1s7i rrs4a 7Ia .uor
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FAcT.-When you go to Greensburg, Ind,
stop at the Moss House. Clever people about
there.
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BUSINESS MINIS PRAYER-MKETINa AT Smith
& NIxoNs HALL.-The attendance last Sat-
urday morning, owing to the rain, was some-
what smaller than usual.
The prayers of the meeting were requested
by sister for her brother; also, by Sab
bath-school Superintendent for the blessing
of God upon the pupils under his charge.
One who was connected with church in
Chicago, and who had, in January last, pre-
sented it to this meeting as subject of
prayer, now reported that revival was
going on in the congregation, and that they
were encouraged to hope that great work
of grace would be accomplished.
Other requests were read and responded
to, and many interesting remarks made by
the different speakers.
A gentleman rose and stated that brother
had reminded him that he had broken the
rules on the previous morning. he had
known that he was doing so at the time, yet
had felt moved by the spirit to say some
thing for the encouragement of those two
widows who had presented the case of their
sons before the meeting. While he was in
favor of rules he would not quench the
spirit even if he broke half dozen of them.
We know that the ancient disciples spoke
"as the spirit gave them utterance," and
that people now are prompted in the same
manner, we doubt not and yet some who
were present might have reminded the
speaker, that they had frequently risen under
the same influence to speak or pray, and had
been prevented by the expiration of the time
or by some other one commencing first. The
interests of the meeting would probably be
best subseryed, at least, while SO many wish
to engage in the exercises, by a strict adher
enee to the rules --r--'-.s-4--..-
At the same time it is due the gentleman
to say that his remarks have invariably been
interesting and well received by those
present. ...rHs
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ToILET ARTIcLEs.-Burnett Co., of Bos-
ton, have invented several ltoiletpreparations,
which are for sale by our leading druggists.
Of these the ''CocOaine," " for thehair,gives it a
durable softness and luster, without the reac-
ton which usually follows the use Of hair
oils. The "Kalliston" is very pleasant liquid
for allaying any irritation or roughness of
the skin from exposure or the use Of soap.
The "Tooth-wash for use thabrush or by
rinsing the mouth, prevents the aceumula-
ton of impurities in the teeth. The Flo
rinAP is a choice perfume. These articles
are all they are recommended by the manu-,
facturers. ~ ~ oifl - ts aafi
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Irrnm Pnrlslaonlh.Yn

NORF0LK, VA, April T--John A. Iaw-
renee, UAionist, has been re- elected Mayor
of Portsmouth by 20s majority. The newa
Administration. A0
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AUCTION SALES.


"A DCTION sALE-BY WELLS a MILEs-
- saies-room 10 Peafl-st-First large Spring
sale o. ireahi seasonable, Staple and Fancy DTy
SSooos1 S hi,,nery w, Goods &e a. Anction for Cash;
We viii cell, on WEDNEsDAf MORNihgi April
~ at o'clock without reserve super fresh Linens,
lLnintsn Linen and Wool Table.cloths, Linen Hsndker.
UXIa,thsi ganim imeie, ssii1gts esaiuesa, Jeans,
, N ALSO -ego very superior aik oaahmerei Stella,
- AlSO-A lire Of very superior Oloats, Mantles
busters, Slk Points and Sllk Lace Mautles,
Ale0-ls cartoons Of superior Bonnet Ribbon
ALSO - dosen silk Mite, Hosiery, snspendors,
ALs0-lo 10 bales osiofted Brown Muslins II cases
asserted Prime cases Farmers Oassimeres;
cases GO, 90 and 40 Bleached Mus ins 3 cases
Als0-An invoice Of fine Embroideries.
hLsO-lbO dozen superior Hoop skirts. apS
A UCTlON sALE.-BY COOPER A,
n.AhlQk rs, Sales.room No. IA East Fourth at =
On THURSDAY, April II, win be sold, at public
enotont ve lots Of land, situated in Delhi 70 En-
snip, on the Delhi Pike mile west from Sedams.
yle, ADJOINING the residence of DR.. Woodward, and
Iour miles from the city. One place, containing 8
acres, is divided into lots Of from a to N acres
each will be sold together or separately, as de.
sired. The ether lot contains 81 acres, covered
one.third in two years
Title indisputable Sale positive.
Omnibus will leave COOPER q STOKES. IA
East Fourth.s street, at o'clock P. NJ. ans d.
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PERSONAL.
FoR LEASE.

NOR LKASR-A delightful country seat of S
II BcreA; geat cottage Of rooms, able fruit,
tshTubberI Sheds, ciserns, &c miles from city
4 y ull partIsSlars at sHIREss General Agency, IS
~ est ThiId-tt. ap4.ee
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HBARsH.

Carriages containing the family and friends of the
AS the procession moved along, the road
was lined with people who stood uncovered,
and in mournful silence, anxious to show
their respect for the memory Of the departed,
whom, during life, they had all highly
venerated.
On their arrival at the cemetery, the re-
mains were deposited with the usual cere-
monies, Rev. Mr.. Mitchell, of the Episcopal
Church, officiating, after which the mourners
danarted.
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w. M. H. HEwsON.
City News.
WANTsI WANrsti


WANTSI VANISH
If you want Servant advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
If you want House, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS,
II you want to Sell any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
II you want to Buy any thing, advertise in
THE DAILY PRESS.
In fact every want can be supplied by advertising
in THE pAILY PRESS.
METEOROLOGICAL oBsERvATIoEs-By Henry
ware, No. West Fourth-st., April 6:
Ocock; Bdromefer. Thermometer
"a e. M'''"'''''''.'' ''''''.xs.5f Above zero--56
Y n ';;'''''''''''''''''.''..zg q Above zero-5e
% r. m'''''''''''' '''..''..s9 70 Above zero-6l
SUNDAY, April Z.
Vctoot. Bdroh1eter., Thermometer.
= a ht''''''''''''''''.......2s3l Above zero-60
" m'H;,''''''''''.'.........z9.3l Abeve zero-66
oF' h'''''''''''''''.''''...-2s.lS Above nero-66
CARD.-See card of Fl. L. Wiuants. in
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SEE advertisement in "For Sale Column, u
Of hotel for sale.
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PnrERssuRa, va VA, April e-fhs war nswss
produced great excitement. People say let
Il come, Virginia must secede.
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n -0IN ETom MINllllDn0; -. - IT
RIoHMORD, Va, April 6r--Ontslde Of the
Convention the war news has not produced
much seDsation. n asr saIl
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MACON, GA, April 6.-Troops are moxina
rapidly forward for Pensacola, Eight oooi1
Paniss haye LEFT here, and the balance viii 2
NaFe.Vh tNesoAyi ~ nrli.-a .a..i..... !. \.
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CARD.-See card of Fl. L. Winants in
Especial Notice" column.
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EeduOt1o1a OF Fees.

RTR. HENDERSON, IN THANKING
INA the Numerous parties who have been under his
tuition, for their kind recommendations, respect.
fully intimates that he has made REDUCTION
OF FEES, 80 that every one will have oppOr-
tunty Of eceiving Instructions In his UNIV
APPROVED SYkTEM OF TEACHING WHITING.
Read the following testimony Of the success of
his SYSTEM, from gentlemen Of this city:
take pleasure In recommending MT. Henderson'H
system Of teaching writing, by 1t, in 70 les
sons, have been enabled 20 write 8 good hand,
pIIsyious to which wrote a, very Indifferent one.
His syBtem 10 very simple and easily learned.
49, TH0S. Il, fYDD, 13S Longworth-st.
PeDmanship from Mr., Henderson, oheerfully con-
cur in the above certificate
THDs ?, BARRY, Little Miami r. B.;
CHAS FOX, at Young ThOmss 20 3.
JOHN WILLIAMS, at Peter NtfI 4 Sonlsi
Q, W. RAnEOhD, at w. D0nohue Co.'S;
r. B. JAMES, at Jones McIlVafn's.
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LOST

m OSg-A small Newfoundland black Dog. The
~ finder will be reWarded 'Iberally BY returning
The same to the corner Of Fourth and Greenup
1oyinEton, Ky. aps-bs
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JOHN B. SIDDALL,
n6 BROKER and Collecting Agent, =
No. ~ West Third,st, olnrinnati.

REFERs To-Edward Sargent, Esq,, ofW b. smith
4 90 r. Brown Co. Shaw, berbouI a Co, nf.
~ w. PHILLIPS "a a. Leonard 4 %. Henry SNOW,
Ia; N. HollingaheAd, ESQ. NJ mhtzH'
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B1- "wRITING WITHOUT A MAsrER"-
Those who have delicacy in attending class
aonal instruction, can have this work, . Writiug
Without Master" at the Academy or sent 70 any
part Of the country, on receipt Of ONE D0LLAH
and four stamps. Address J,HENDERSON, Boz
I47, Postofhce, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ap8-osdp
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After the sermon The funeral train wis
formed, and slowly moved toward Spring
Grove Cemetery, in the following order,
NEHBERs OF THE CLERICAL rRoEEssloS.1
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Specimens Of the rSpid progress OF these who have
b, o. under tuition can be seen at the Academy,
Medical College Building,
ON sIXTH-sr, WEST OF VINE
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At the same time it is due the gentleman
to say that his remarks have Invariably been
interesting and well received by those
present. ....fr
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WANTED.

IWANTs,n eFOR sAIE,r "FeR RRFf,p
r LosT,r "F0UND," /" BOARDTNG,p sfss-Ad-
rertisemeat coihg sadsr hsss headinos, of esetsd-
inO fee Rnss, wil y isssried tsice Or - ceni,. d
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-06-04
For the Richmond Dispatch. ]
Gall LINN Lincoln.

thrill of rapturous admiration ran
through my whole frame when 1t was an
nounced that resident Davis had arrived in
Richmond and signifed his intention 10 ieaa
our armies himself TO battle.
O. men of the North, where is your chief
tain He who with such daring ehrontry
issued his proc lama ton Of war-that bloody
edict at which Heaven and earth stand
aghast-in itself as Illegal as barbarous, with
out the sanction OF Congress, the supreme
Court of the United States, or any good man
in yonr land-where now, ask, Is his Nalof
If he have it, let him head the invading col
umn, and defy the giitterng steel OF Sou tn
ern yjatriots Men of the Republican party,
seek him in his chambers of luxury, and
drive him from his covert. Better be ms
blood upon the ground, than in his coward
heart Let no miserable poltroon shelter
himself i'll the home once graced by the daunt-
less spirits of a Washington and Jackson -
Shades of the departed heroes, haunt TINS
guilty mlscreant from his hiding place, and
impart TO his reptile soul one speck of your
own immortal daring! Do You not see that
the skulking tyrant has deceived you ne
calls YOU to slaughter your brethren, and
seeks his safety in your sacrifice. "Iorrent Is
of YOUR blood" is his language, ''but not one
drop Of mine" Heed not his c!amor about
the "Stars and Stripes" the American
Union" until he is ready 10 defend them with
his own life. As we'll might you imagine Ma
poleon basking in the quiet shades OF NAL
MASON while all France was enpuipled with
the gore of the brave and the true y, we re-
be- whose identity is lost when his country {
| honor is imperilled. Can Abram Lincoln be
| so blind AS not to know that there are around
| him r.flec tive men and women who will de-
| tect his cowardice, if they have not already
| discovered his perfidy Mothers, will you
| longer allow him 10 urge on your almost IDOL
| lied sons-the light of your homes-the hope
! of Your declining years-Where he dare not
| go? viii you suffer the costly festivities OF
| the White House, while those loved ones
are offered unwholsone bread and pu.
crescent meat2 Rise in your might and
| make home to him the post OF danger. -
| Let him know that there are American wo-
men ready TO do for their country what Char,
| lotte Cordey did for France. Virginia vii
| welcome this Cavalier, not of the Spear ana
| Buckles, but of the Cap and Cloak, at what
| ever point he may designate and offer him
the lifting hos Qualities of my humble home
| whenever he is go fortunate as to reach it
! | have, TOO, an only son, awaiting his arrival
| and while my mothers heart has been sadly
| lacerated, am vet cheered wi tn the though
| that under the G cd of Hosts, he will have ;
| leader who has won for himself the triple
| chaplet of the statesman, the warrior, ant
| the Christian. a WOMAN OF VIRGINIA.
| Ashland, Va, June Sd.
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The LINCOLN BLocKADE-CbnSHiar visit
The marine reporter of the Charles ton
Courier, under date of May 81, gives the fol
lowing information:
AT present, there are two steamers off this
bar-lhe Minnesota, Commodore String ham,
and another, name unknown, apparently IL
ship about 800 or 100 tons, anu OF light draft,
as she appears 10 roll very much she keeps
very near the larger vessel, and could De cap
tured by 4 couple OF ordinary steamers we'll
manned al armed.
On Thursday, Mr. q. O. White, Consul at
this port for Sweden and Norway, visite the
MInnesot til to inquire if the Norwegian Bark
Admiral Peter TorGenskiold, now III this
hurbor, (Which vessel arrived here after the
steamship Niagara had been off this port. and
while the entrance to the harbor was unob-
structed could lead for q place in Europe,
and the permission was refused, and he WAS
informed that the Bark could only be allowed
TO depart in ballast, and even that much was
perhaps more than orders Justified.
The officers made enquiry about the state
of feeling here il any action had taken place
in Virginia since the occupation OF AleNan-
dra spoke OF Ellsworth s death, and wanted
to know the price of provisions in Charles
ton. Their position i'll reference to the Sc
ceeded States was regretted. They spoke
friendly, and hoped the difficulties OF the
country would soon be settled. The snip
y A was spoken Off, and some surprise appa-
rently exhibited that she should have been
allowed To depart. This vessel, it Will be re-
luelnbered, came into port while the Niagara
WAS off here.
The schooner seen near the steamer yes terday
turns out 10 be Il vessel they brought TO and
ordered Oft. Her name we could not learn.
They expect an addition TO the squadron III
few days, when the port will be com pie te y
closed. The feet have supply of provisions
and water for 80 days, at the expiration OF
which Time they expect TO be repienished or
relieved.
The Minnesota draws twenty-four feet aft
and TWEEN ty-tWo feet forward, and is entirely
unable to keep small vessels out, the steamer
Gen. Cinch, from Santee, having been chased
by her yesterday, but the Ciinch keeping in
shoal water the trigate could not approach
her.
| a small British schooner now here is ex-
pected to sail TO day or tomorrow for the Bt
hamas, with q cargo, and we will be anxious
to see if Commodore Stringham will stop hel
and send her back to port.
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MARYLAND SOUTHERN RIGHrs CONGRESSIONAL
CoNrERENcE CoNvEsTIoy.-The Convention of
the State and Southern Rights party for the
Fourth Congressional District of Maryland
assembled in Baltimore on Friday night last
After the preliminary proceedings of organi-
cation were gotten through with. several gen
tlernen We're placed in nomination to repre-
sent that district in the Federal Congress -
Hon Robt NJ McLane WAS tbs successful
candidate. The following resolutions Were
then offered and unanimously adopted
"Whereas in recommending 10 the people
of the fourth congressional district a candi-
date to represent them in the Congress OF the
United States, this Convention desires dis
tinctly 10 define its sen tiInents, so far the
same may be involved in a Congressional can
vas: Therefore
"Be it Resolved, That while recognizing our
obligation as citizens of a State in the Union,
we claim the right Of citizens TO express
with freedom our views upon every measure
| OF public policy, and in pursuance thereof de-
clare that we cannot sympathize with, or APP
| present Administration against the seeded
States; weayow our earnest desire that re-
Cancellation and peace between the sections
may prevent the misery and desolation OF
strife and recommend the peaceful 3nd i'm
ediate recognition of the Confederate
| States
The body then adjourned. subject to the call
| Of the Chairman.
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Orgasising tie H;fitia.--0ur eon,.,.,--
OF the Wig urges that all citizens car,at''y
bearing arms, not already in the .ery;e' s,'." "
Commonwealth, or enrolled with tho s.Ii 70.
Guard or minute Men," should o. H'ms
companies forthwith and meet two ~ -
times week for company drill. The E,'
adds: Nag
The object to be attained by this o-
ton Is the prevention OF confusion ~ ma
event OF the approach Of the BarbarianH NE
stead OF Il peil- nell, heller sksiter rnsh ;. "a
field. the militia would repair TO rsndsI ~ NE
10 be designated beforehand, ana nri,.s''"'
command OF competent siaf. officers ~. 'ts
regularly to the point of defence. Wap.s|f'rf
know whose business ii is 10 take eos,tt 70 10,
OF this suggestion, bot II seems to us ths,
should not pass unheeded While no 49,
that hundreds of citizens, who ~. AAoE
armed, would prefer to fight the o.. wei
their own hook-guerilia fashion-va,.y "a
hdent that regiment of Home D.fsrS oh,
could be raised in ia. manner PROPOSE W.
with the army. 'Ni0h
90 As the Home Guard is composed CHA
OF exempts who could not be expected 20 ny
ticipate actively In an engagement. thst, PH'
vices, in the contingency ment toned. W.,
be most valuable as an auxiliary to ths 49,, "paa
The experience OF the 'Pawnee war fnr INC
a foretaste of the excitement which n,i@h,Ht '
expected here IN The event OF the apprnsrs :
Lincoln's troops. The probability ia ~
nearly the whole male population womb r|.N
forth to aid In repelling the foe, Leaving -
city exposed to the depredations of The, w.
Now, IL II were pre- arranged that the iii
Guard should distribute themselves over 80
| city-each man TO u particular district no
organization would constitute an eYrsuaa
| police or protective force, whose pre.sn".
would not only prevent depreciation. nv
ailay the apprehensions OF the women. H..
| commanding officer should at once divids ,tp
city into small districts, and assign sora'
| of men to each district, with ins truc,ionr :,
| repair forthwith TO their RENDEZVOUS AZ an sr
| pointed signal " ~