The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-14
in the terms of this order, bat VIII report 10

hold any OtnGf hutno''ty. saw WV y ''' :,N,
and foreign consulatee. must not De e1n'"''e"
but suppressed The american ensign the en-
bem Of the United States must be 'reatei "i'h
the utmost difference and respect by all pef''hS'
under the pain of severe punishment.
All persons well disposed to the government
uflhe United States, who shall renew their oath
OF allesiance, will receive Safeguard OF pTotec-
ton in their persons and property
by the army Of the United States, viola
tons of which will be punishable with death.
All persons still holding alltgiance to the con-
iederatc States will he declared rebels against
the government of the United States sad treated
as enemies thereof All foreigners hot natural
lied, and claiming allegiance - their respective
governments. and not having made oath OF A!eal-
auce to the government OF the United States,
will be protected in their persons and property
as heretofore under the laws OF the United States
All persons who may heretofore have giving ad-
herence to the supposed government OF the Con
| ftderate States, or have been In Their service,
who will lay down and deliver up their arms
and return to their peaceful occupations, ana
preserve Quiet and order, holding no further
correspondence nor giving aid or comfort
10 the enemys OF the United States, will not
be- disturbed IN Their persons or property, ex-
cept so far as the orders of the commanding
general, or the exigences of the public SER ice
ma, render necessary Keepers Of all public
property. whether State, National or coniede-
rate, such as collections Of ar, libraries, muse
ums, us well as all public buildings, all munl-
ton Of war and armed vessels will, at once
make full reports thereof to these headquarters.
! All manufacturers OF arms and munitions OF
war will report to these headquarters their
kind and places Of business. All rights and
property Whatever viii be held nvloata, sub
lect only to the laws 0. the United States All
Inhabitants are enj9inyed to pursue their usual
ayoc4tions a Il shops, places Of BUSINESS and
amusement, are to he Kept open III the accus-
toned manner, ana services may be Ee!d -
charches and religious noUses as in SINE OF pro.
found peace. Keepers OF all pub.ic houses,
coffee h0Uses, ara drinking saloons are 10 report
their nal' es. numbers, DC. to the Office CT tGD
Provost Marshal, from Waom they Will receive
d. license and be held responsible !or all disorder
and disturbances 81 the peace ulisng n thtir
respective places. Sufficient force viii De kept
IN he ciey 20 preserve order anI maluian the
the laws. The killing oi American soldiers by
any dsurlrrIy persons OF MODS Is simply @ssss-
elnaliUn anu murder, and nos wa, and viii 1o
SO regarded and punished.
The GWner Of any house IN which sIch muir
der SHAH DC committed viii Ia responsible Iu"ro-
Tor ana the house liable 70 b. destroyed BY INK
itlrv autaUTity. All disorders, disturbances Ct
the peace, ana crimes OF aggravated nature. III
lettering with the enforcement Of the laws Of
the United States Will be referred 10 military
Court ior Trial aud punishment. Other nlsde-
mc&nOrs VIII b3 subject 70 the maniclpLi al
thority II it chooses 10 act. civil causes De.
tween party and party VIII be referred to ordl-
} nary tribunals.
f The levy and collection Of taxes, save those
imposed by the laws OF the United tates, are
suppressed, except those Tor keeping III repair
and sighting the 5 reefs, and for sanitary purpo
ses They are to be collected in the usual man
ner. The circulation OF confederate bonds,
evidences OF debt except notes, in the similitude
If bank notes issued by the Confederate States
or script or any trade In the same is forbidden.
IL has been represented to the commanding
General by the civil Authorities. that these
confederate notes in the form Of back notes, in
a great measure, IRE only substitutes Tor money
which the people have been allowed 10 have,
and chat great distress would ensue among tho
poorer classes it the circulation Of such notes
we're suppressed Such circulation will be
permitted SO long as any one is inconsiIerate
q enough to rec live them until further orders
? No publications, newspapers. pamphlets. o.
, hama blls giving accounts OF movements OF
, department, rejecting in any way upon the
United States or tendug in any way TO Influence
the pubic mind against the government OF tie
United states will be permitted and al articles
of var news, editorial comments, or coyresp0n,
dence making comments upon tha movements
of the army OK the United States must be
submitted 10 the examination Ct an officer who
Will be detailed Tor that purpose from these
headquarters. The transmi ssion OF all clmmu
ncauons Ivy telegraph will be under the charge
V OF an officer from these headquarters.
The army OF the United States has come here
% not to destroy, but restore order out OF chaos
. and government OF laws IN place Of tho
Q passions of men. 10 this end therefore the
g efforts OF ali well disposed citizens are invited tc
have every spcaies of disorder quelled, and II any
v soldier of the United States shall 50 far forget
e his duty or his flag to commit an outrage
e upon any person or property, the commanding
: General requests his name to be instantly
e reported 70 the Provost Guard, 30 that he may
u be punished and bis wrongful act redressed
All asscmblages OF persons In streets either by
- DAY or night, that tend 10 dlsorderurc forbidden
-" The various companies composing the Fire
10 Department OF New Orleans will be permitted
" to retain their 0rganizations and are to report
to the Office of the Provost Marshal 50 that they
y may be known and not inericrcd with in theil
- duties
! Aud finally, 1t may be sufficient to add with
" out further enumeration, that all requirements
J. of martial law will be imposed 80 long as IN III,
J. judgment OF the United States authorizes it NAV
IS be necessary anu while it is the desire of thcs,
~ authorities to exercise this government mildly