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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13
MAsorYlI.lr, corr. Feb. hll

Sir!
nave tr1ed your Cephaie Pills. aud Lik1 thee, A.
'osR that want you to send me two dollaya North
more.
Part OF these are for ths neshbors, to whom gave
few out oi the first LoA l got from you.
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

bLLLH VERNoN, ONO, Jan. 10. lsoi
Henry C. SPaldiag, Esq.
Please nd lneosed twenty five sents for which sen~
another boz Of your Cephalie Pilln TAe1 az tut
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Hrect A. BToVER, p NJ.
Belle Vernon, Wyandotte Co, O.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-13

TAKE no more BdiSa Mercury, o. Unpieasant eiiein,
Jor Unpleasant and dangerous Diseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

.ornd numerous OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES he sa'u' ai'u
o,r lnss AT Centreville there were TO bis eyes
sof REORGANIZATION At Alexandra, also, ac-
-, 20 .ever,l Witnesses not few oiiicersdndmeh
a., c,n Ponies army were about the streets anu
ENGAGED in disseminating the most prepos'cfoos i"'
NOR, ,ome Of them, we regret to say, IN n Posi'o"
,,,h.,e ,bev should have known the Truth, VIII 90
sufficient excuse for leaving the field. Bet to those
of NJ who remember the day after the battle oil Bun
Run. on the 2lst of July year ago-a Grizzly "s'
NAL day like this-who SAW the wet, ragged mus
'ke,less. upwounded soldiers on the Avenue, each
narratine 10 lot Of eager listeners how his regiment
was all eut TO pieces" he only left to tell the Fad
,ale-the day was on the whole not difp'fn'ns "
contrast. although the same Rebel faces which h'o
listened to those stories with unconcesed Satisfaction
were again throngng the hotels and rejoicing ID 'nelr
" great .xpec,ations less openly, however, Tor
despi,e the inefIicency of our police, Wholesome
drend is felt of Gen. IIallcck and Gen. Wadswor'h'
u M.-The latest official dispatches are dated AZ
Centrevie at 9 o'clock. AT that hour the enemy
Was rome two miles distant, and appearances ndi-
Gated that great battle would be fought Tomorrow
in which both armies would be engaged.
The soldiers were represented 10 be in excellent
heart and ready Tor the battle. Tonight Gen. Hal
eck, who was up all last night has retired for sleep
The President has gone out to the Soldiers Home,
and the War Department is deserted. One who
raw the President this afternoon rays that he WA
never fuller Of fight wen whip them out to-
morrow" was bis expression.
Tomorrow the order excluding correspondents
from the lines of Gen. Popes army will probably 1e
revoked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Ronrd Of COuuciluen.

The Board of Councilmen met last evening, G.ei
a vacation of a mouth. IL members present
The proposition Of the Aldermen, to give Sioux
10 each mill ia regimen, recognizing Tor the war
and spproprisIing $lU0O,0OO for the defecse OF ~
harbor, were laid over.
The ordinance proposing bounty of SO for esc1
recruit was taken mp, as passed by the Aldermen
aud amended by making 1t applicable 10 all reeruls
whether for new or Old regiments, ana II was ther
lost for want OF ID votes. out ii members voting 10,
il. aud (Messrs. Hayes, llazIeton, and SteveDsor
against il. Me.srs. jones AMI Orion urged upoa h
Board the necessity Of prompt acton IN the mailer
and on suggestion OF Mr.. Hogan the Board agrees
10 meet az 10 o'clock to-day 10 further consider tn
subject. 49,, ,oo -,,,.,.i
An ordinance appropris'ing SS23 900 add1o1s
Central Park stock was referred.
The Controller was directed TO report full psr' W
lars OF liabilities incurred by the COMMITTEES Oh NY
tional Affairs. .l,
The Controller reported that for the two week
ending Aug. ., ", 1913 families Of volunteers Ia
been relieved, and SO, 5I expended; Tor the Ns
weeks ending Aug. % H. l79 families relieved sD'
s52 Isl expended. "a
Tie balance in the City Treasury, Aug. ~, is ~
ported to have been fl5i, 1874 20; receipts 10, Va
week preceding sSl lOj 81; expenses, 800, ioi ~
The action of The AID rmen do ating s1oo W I"
Inebristes Reform Society was coneurred III. ,i
The Jewish society Anchl-Chesed WAS 'o'"
1858 o., with which to pay All assessment.
Resolutions wero adopted TO build new mouse ~,
Hook and Ladder Company No. IL, and To reoul1
house Of Hook and Ladder Go. No. y Adlourne"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
State OF Affairs in Aiexandris-Tke Arri-
val md Treatment Of the Wounded
Forage and Supplies seat to the Army.
From Our Special Correspondent.

Frsm Our Special Correspondent
ALEXANDRA, Va, Sunday, Aug 3i-6 p. m.
The City of Alexandria to-day presents the most
exciting appearance. Such scenes ave witnessed AZ
Can only DO seen are city where the thunder boom
and discordant of battle is distinctly heard 1t
may be said Alexandria on the verge Of the battle
field. Tie cry Of the agonized wounded and manned
is echoed along tue whole road from the field to the
city, and is answered back by the angels Of sympa-
thy, hope, and charity, who bring with them from
tie North Continuous stream Of correlation and
relief More than one thousand volunteer surgeons
and their ASSISTANTS, nurses &C., arrived here last
night, and were sent by special train to the battle
field. Another long train of surgeons and nurses
arrived here to-day at III O'clock; they were also
sent on Immediately. Tbose latter arrivals am ill.,
formed, are mainly from Baltimore ard Philadelphia
Nearly every man is provided with bucket to be
used for bathing the wounded. Each man was also
provided with bottle Of brandy, and / noticed
many of them had small boxes o. cake, oranges
wines, &c. No doubt great relief will be afforded
to the unfortunate wounded by tits timely aid.
Great credit is due 10 whoever it was that arranged
70 send 1t on 50 promptly.
The whole road from Alexandra to Washington is
covered with mass Of army wagons and ambu.
ances, as are also the streets Of this city nearly
over-crowded. The sidewalks are thronged with
struggling officers soldiers, and citizeus while every
street corner has its own excited crowd, who. re.
CARELESS of the drzzing rain, which has been COM
ing down all day, and which is better for the DOOR
sufferers the field than heat, are discussing the
latest news from the conflicting armies Long trains
of railroad and ambusnces are arriving in, and
their burdens are sent of on steamers 10 Washipp
ton. About lD carloads Of cOmmssary stores were
sent out last night by railroad. The engineer who
carried out the train informs me be made but slow
progress, owing TO tie immense number Of troops
going up to REINFORCE the army. Summers corps
went up to-day. Parks and batteries Of artillery
as also several Of the regiments which have ar
rlved from the North, are gone up.
There has been no fighting to-day. am credbly
informed good many Of our troops the field are
almost starved, owing 10 the Ioss of our supplies At
Manassas. All the reports from the field say that
cur army has the advantage Of the enemy, and that
ne 10 hemmed in. II il expected we will attack him
to-'norow. Heavy siege guns which have been
lying on the whsrves at this city are to-day being
mounted on carriages aud sent 10 the frou Large
transports loaded with troops ard ammunition have
been arriving all day. Immense quantities Of forage
IRE being shipped on the cars for Csnreyie, where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
Army and Navy.

Tho Keel of another tremendous Monitor will too1
be laid. She will be $40 feet long, and whlh
called the Puritan She viii be constructed by hr.
Rowland. 1t was Mr.. Rowland who, under Capt
Frc,son's directions, built the fret Monitor. Ihs
exact time at which she will be built is not yet dsh'
n;,elv decided on, IA Mr.. Rowlands yard 10 70
crowded with other work that there is no roon Sf
ANYTHING else there at present. ,,,
Yesterday was the grand TRIAL cay on ooafo 'ne
receiving snip North CarOlua. Mr. Wel'es lamou
order relating to the spirit raion, was put III ioye'
The "crog wa. stopped for tie trst time IN inc
history Of the United States Navy. All nshas oors
the restriction with great form ude. lnefe We"
!. orowls,' OF course IN under tone genefaiiy,
but not a symptom Of mu'iny was pereep IDLE any
where In nearly all the vessels ST the Navy quess
SONGS are in circulation Que runs thu.:
The PuIitsns deprive US OF our ~bi-ky every day,
The PufaBs de i've Ne Of our VII say every day.
The PuntAUs oepnve Us 81 our vnl-Ay every dsy,
May the cid Scratch msfch tnsm along .
detachment Of u. 5. Cavalry Will leave th1
city on "Wednesday for Carlisle Pa where they
arr, 10 be drilled q. once Tor the mounted service,
and sent TO re-eniorce our trooIs in the field. AN
the recruit. enlisted for the cavalry, at the several
rendezvous. are to be forwarded to Carlisle Bar.
racks as soon as convenient.
Tie most exciting and conflicting rumors az to ne
local movements OF Regular troons now IN this VI
cinity were rite all DAY yeste day. Ii was said ihas
every man OF the sick list" was TO depart 1t once
for Viryipia. but before evening it was demonstra-
Ted that there was foundation for any such story
The troops at Cover or's leland, For. Hamilton,
and elsewhere ali desirous to 90 to the seat Oh
war.
The following were yesterdays movements at the
Navy-Yard.
The U. S. steamer Flambeau, which sailed from
hi, port few DAYS ago, retained yesterday for 70
pairs. having broken down vt sea. lbe Dsyhs1s
xas put formally in commission, and the steam.
er Norwich called for the blockade, with mail iof
the fleet and " sealed order,.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
U..s~st ship News.

ARRIVED. MONDAY, Sept. l-Midnsp.
Shin Msrdslena (Bremeu Henke. Antwerp :. days mo ,
nntr .chr Caroline bound f.; I'D lat ~ o. Ion - ~
80. min Kitty FLOYD Dearborn nom Liverpool July
TewYort; 27th lat az TO- Ion 90 30 saw sabf OF ia
With loss OF nsinmsst The NJ passed considerable "ie
sbip Hor.tio (of New Bedford Palmer Manila pass
Cape ,ood Hope July TO- crossed toe Equator In the
tns G. a. Ion. ~ hemp &c 20 Fianci- ia Ls~sy IuI
lat, 10 So S. lon. Is b. spoke ship '. ou
c.Icutta for Boston; 9th lat ~ A. $ Ion p ~ wnu
pany with ship Belyidere, " days from h'Aia o'U''
boston. ,,,o ia. and 81
pass 20 spodord, TleGou Co Lat ~ 81 lon ~ Linn
a large iceberg; Aug %. lat v IS. ioa ~ 90 -" ''f
Bunyan Carver ilom London July II for New ON h,,.a
Ship Molocks of Card,nef Martin, Boston. days !"
Brs Anna D. Jordan Abbott, Cenluescs 10 day. 'psa
d. IA Brookman 4 Co. Sailed Ia company "i'h o''s'
and Marine fer New-lork ,,a,n fn,gua
Rig Boston Lady (Br, Of 0uobecl hou.nsn, esr o.
DAYS salt to master Aug 2, lat. "a 70 lou 80 sPA'
X. Dixon. hence for Natanz,s . -. Il, b.llaa 10
Brig Etal (Br.). Stephrn Boston "a'' "
master ~. ~ u, Commsr
Cb,rIs,,on h, u steam eaubca H. Il. Cuyler on 'u''
Of attempting 10 run the blockade -, ..,, far Greer
schr Psnams, Clayton, Boston days stan'' "
Scpr. " F.ulliiu Boston days, md'e to j. T. D'''
schr OCEAN, Star, Ham. Roetand d'ys lime.
soop Blackstone. Reynolds fr2slds. ns, s,at habu
BFLOW~shps CITY Brookyn, from Lve,pS rom Liver.
Star Of tbe Nest om Liverpool Kitty FLOYD, n Of Var
peol B,rk Henry from Mar.eiIi"s bf; ing ~
mouth tan by pilot boa; j. ID Jones no j.!
WIND-Sunsst. from 5. s. T., and resh WIN
Disasters. &c. u.uG.a
Tur srE,urus PoPR CArLiS. recently SUM a an BY tho
as aoatsd of Sunday last alter being sbsg
steamer Alpha End was towed TO the CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02
The number c5 wounded sent to Washington was

The number cs wounded sent to Washington was
comparatively small. ~.
Nota f.cw persons who had reached CentreVi'l %
and Intermediate points, intending TO aid the SICK
and oonnded, were turned back for the reason '"'.
II a battlefield of Manassas was in the possession Oh
The Rebels and that their services were not needeo.
usnv who had ridden TO Centreyille have returned
TO Alexandria on foot.
Pickets had been thrown ont all along the roao 10
prevent stragglers from deserving the front
Four Government employees who had star'ea
from Gen. McCellan's headquarters last night I'D
company with with mail carrier intending to act
as nurses). were arrested at Balls Gross Roads, Oh
suspicion Of being spies, but on being returned 70
Gen. McClellan's headquarters were discharged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

contest in the early stages OF the French Revouti,
France was beaten in all arts of Europe, until ba
rulers laid down the law that Generals shoud \.
furnished with all they wanted, aud then should he
held responsible with their heads for the saety and
success Of their armies Renewed applause Ana
then France defied all Europe, aud was master ~
the situation. [Cheers. l have only one thing
more to say-tO give yOu the latest news. DISPATCHER
have been received in town since you have read tbs
evening newspapers. They tell US that our amv
stands with one wing at Centrevllle and the
other on the battlefield of Bull Run. IIorS
cheerng.l If this be go, Bull Run has been
redeemed and avenged. En- hu-iastic and pro-
lopged cheering.1 Upon the Confederates side sew.
eral of the same Generals who fought the battle
year agO-Jackson, Ewell. who is sbot in this last
battle Longstreet A. Z. Hill aud Stuart, tie cele-
brated cavalry officer were all present now. And
on our side too were some OF the same Leaders,
Mcdowell was there, who held the chef command
a year ago. Stout fighting old Heintzelman was
there, who led the main column year ago. And
the brave Stahl then Colonel Of a German regiment
from New-York City, al.o in both battles.
There has always been peculiar pit erIsss IN u:
have always hated to near them plo-
nounced. They have rsukled in our hearu,
and offended our pride, both upon this
side of the Atlantic, and upon The Other Thanks 70
heaven, the three days Of bitter fighting last week
on this same field has wiped olt the disgrace Of
j uly II, 1901. lIlOuu tnoe siCuheI
Corcoran who was then taken pfironer could now
have been present with his brigade to take VEN
peance upon his Prosecutors, and beip Pope to win
the day. [Great applause, with three cheers Tor
Corcoran aud three tor Pope.l We are not beaten.
We hold the field. Pope, Sigel, Heln'zelman, sum.
psr. Hooker, Kearney, Bansr, and their brave com.
peers, know no such wold as "iaiL" Enthusiastic
cheers
Some time before Mr.. Santon's address was con.
cluded, the rain began TO fall, and soon enmins'ed
in drenching shower, but Notwithstanding their
physical discomfort, the assembly listened WIN
eager attention. At the conclusion Of Mr.. Stansons
speech, Mayor Kalbheisch announced thai on &C.
count Of the nclemency OF the weather, the meeting
would be adjourned TIL Wednesday evening, but
previous to adjournment be would orer the follow
ing resolution:
k,oped That We respectfully request the Board Of super
ysors to continue bounty OF go TO recruis and
further mean. If encouraging ensneuts We recommend
our merchants to their places Of bnIe" ~ oeeex,
from now the 81 Of Septemoer
Toe resolution was unanimously adopted, and the
meeting then adjourned.
The Hon. George i4ll presided at Stand No. 2, in
P.mseu street, ana addresse- were made ~ T. Shat.
,.r .so and che Rev. Mr. Inskip, Chaplain Of the
lith Regiment. 49,, ,h. H.,
At the third stand, IN Montague street, tne mon.
:. s. Powell presided and addresses were inaae y!
:. ID. Morris, esq., and John Winslow, es4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-02

i, is said, 'ey many officers who have arrived here
rom the. front, our line Of battle will be formed.
proc fred list of wounded which will be sent you
by .legrapb tonight No persons are now allowed
S.me 10 th's civ from Washington without PAGES
frn ON tie War Office. d. J. X.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
Wem 0rleans 4ailp Grestent.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY l, 1862.
THE FOOD EXCITEMENT.

We are inclined to believe that the excitement
which exits in the city upon the subject of sup
ply of food is, to great degree, premature and
unnecessary. Owing to one cause or another, q
panic has been started upon this subject, and The
people, as is usual during panic, are likely to go
to extremes, which may not only defeat the object
they have in view, but impoverish them as we'll.
We have heard men on the streets declaim about
the impossibi'ity of getting bread for their fami-
lies, who, upon being closely questioned, would
acknowledge to having at home more provisions
than they ever had before at any one time. Yet
they were perfectly honest and sincere, and had
an opportunity offered, would have invested their
last dime in buying HIeat or bread at exorbitant
prices. They were panic c-stricken and feared for
the future-that was all.
We would, therefore, sincerely advise the people
to be calm; to think before they act hastily, and
not to allow their fears to overcome their reason.
We honestly believe that there is food enough in
the city to feed us all we'll, until supply can be
brought here and that this supply will be brought,
we do not doubt.
IF we allow ourselves to become excited and
lose reason, it is but natural to suppose that
we will lose our money, by paying for an inferior
quality of food, tour times its value, AS there
to take advantage Of such opportunities but il
weskeep cool and calm, buy what we want from
day to day, as heretofore, or even go little
further, and buy weeks supply, we may be able
to retain enough money to buy all we want when
the provisions do come.
There is another matter occurring on this sub
ject about which we wish to say few words to
our readers. 1t is the subject of work. Do those
large crowds of men who daily assemble on the
streets expect to earn support for their families
by that kind of employment? We cannot see the
wisdom Of such policy-it can certainly put nc
money in their purses. Why not seek out some
thing to do, and do it with good heart? We know
that under the great disaster which has befaller
us, all of our people are bowed down with grief
but, in the name of all they hold most dear, dt
not let them waste valuable time in repining. l
we have hungry wives and children at home, le
US go forth and seek some employment wherewitt
to earn them food; and, as the Great Almighty il
good and mereiful, we believe that all will go wei
with us yet.
God helps him who helps himself is a provert
which is repete with sound truth. Let us there
fore begin to labor for ourselves, and trust in Goo
for the balance.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
VOLUME XIV.
, Committee of Public Safety.

NEw ORLEANS, April %. 1862.
Resolved That III. Committee Public Safety will receive
until further notice, tile following Individual and other sinai
noe circulated money this community and that
believe our citizens may rely this currency
Resolvtd, That this Committee will add to this list sucl
Other they may deem worthy Of the dence of
community.
State Treasury Notes.
tonfedera ate Notes.
}. j. G. Davidson.
Leeds 4 Co.
Henderson Gaines.
Mages George.
Thomas, Griswold / Co.
Thomas G. Pagan
Jackson BailroAd Company.
H. FassmAn X Co.
City Of Baton Rouge
City of New Orlean'
G. W. Carnmack.
McI)onel Magraw.
Gee W. Gresor & Co.
Dau. Edwards & Son.
Joseph Snntin
Jacob Zoely.
Smith Hine, or Stuart james.
II. Lawrence, or p. Cazendoe.
ID. N. Hldre,h 4 Co.
Or. sap K Mcmillan.
Samuel Bell.
Picayune Office.
D. II. Holmes.
j. Hockermiti { Co.
Britton Co.
A true extract from the minutes
MI 2ptf GEO. G. LAWRAsOS Sseretary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY /, 1862

the Board Of Aldermen. Said resolution was read
second lime and concurred in, the rules being
suspended by the following vote:
Yeas: Messrs. Magioni, Allen, Beggs, BENT,
Davis, Dupre, Hodgkins, Leefe, Mensman and
Toledano 10
resolution authorizing the Committees
on the Comptroller for payment the such
sums may bs necessary the for attend the
sick in the hospitals.
On motion, the Board took q recess for ten min.
utes, which lime having expired, the roll was
called and the following members answered to
their names:
Hon. J. Magoni, President; Messrs. Allen, BENT,
Davis, Dupre, Leefe, Mensman and Toledsno--s.
On motion of Mr. Leefe, the Board adjourned
to Tuesday next, May 9Th, 1862, at o'clock P. NJ
Fl. G. PEARSON, Secretary pro tenn.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
Citizens OF New Orlea n .

The Common Council have passed The following Iesou-
tions
Resolved, That the Mayor h and ha Is hereby orized
ORGANIZE outside of the regular police of ths city Of New
tsns Citizens Police in each Precinct and for rpo
AID compel the respective precinct of any
resident.
Reso we'd, That every citizen Is bound to comply wi the
rders he receive from his Honor tho Mayor perform
,pecia duy The Police
Resolved. That the Special Police appointed shall
badge and carry such the Mayor may determine
lSilnedl
+. P. DE LABARRE,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
J. MAGlONI
President Board Assistant Aldermen
hereby notify all good cz.ns to report to PAUL JUICE
Fills Geneia Commanding European Brigade who
by ma with fall authority for the Of the
publ peac.
Gen Juse Is Authorized In my dispsrse all assemble
'omposed Of n1re than six persons.
JOHN T. N EROE,
MAJ Of the CT tf New Orleans.
Approved A rrii 80, 1862. MI 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
Notice to the Fire Dep a rtment.
OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE DEpAR1xEsr, ,
April %, 1862. {
The members of the Fire Department are hereby notified
hat on the alarm Of TEN TAPS the Fire Alarm Bells
hey are Immediately to assemble at their different Engine
Hook and Ladder Houses.
At The alarm of ONE TAP, repeated three ,imes III.
,sso"n Engine ard Commanding Officers Of Compsbies
will Immediately proceed to the Office The Chief Engnee,
iecci orders.
In The alarm is given TO- any the regular Fire Dis
rcts the Companies performing duty the district which
he aam is given will Immediately proceed TO the location OF
the alarm.
All Companies hereby notified to continue to psrfom
their duty heretofore and all their in the pre-
servation of life and property
up19 2ptf DAVID BRADBURY Chief Eneneer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-05-01
Proclamation by the Mayor,

MATERIALLY New ORLRASs }
City Hall, April 26, 1862
The sad AVID melancholy through which we
are passing requires the wio and orbeaance on the
part OF citizens. They should suffer to be
Gu d by too keen the difficulties by which
they surrounded but ought the contrary to aid the
Municipal Authority in mai"ainng orer in the city To
facilitate my duties as The constituted Chief Of the Police
have cned 10 assistance the services the European
Brigade md they have been invested by with duty Of
watching the public tranquility Patrols ths drec
ton o tie commanding officer OF said Brigade should
reated with respect and obeyed
JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Approved April 2s 1862.
WV. FREREr, Chairman Safety Committee an28 2of