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TALK ON THE FLAGS


TALK ON THE FLAGS.
-.
co.,.,'. "e'e sone ie" sa.herihss on 'he hags OF
oee Ses'eiuay WIN now ana tneh an III.
eve: "oouS 'o''on anu 'he continued accounts OF
hortaes O. O. :. Ao.ao' snou' anu warehouse On Tue
shen r,:.',l. ,' n"''ns hao 'he 'ofch appheu u
a caroo of .a.tsH,,,t s-I uAy 0u"' 'n"' NV
tho rem.inder w "' De '"nueo on Jul ie'ee luz
II uaa orat;fn;n- =. 'ea'-io'.
neo. m Tho aaos gs..s oDso '0 ,ne seaeial 4'.I
Cnstom Honse hni,dino ~ 80. ,.,
Around tho corners of ca, a'ess "eie usseteeo
there wera eavara1 1aroa hn+ nv: ...,,,:.,
shady sda of tho otreet be;ne na,.sS.,..,H .
az the se,ected nlacea for talk;no rs. 49,, 49,
nonrno dawn ro,har too st.ono ~ - ssI 'uu "aa
There were soma ;non;re. for nnohreIla. ~. ~.
storea be;no closed and ,ho s,oo ~ tasa
of the tronical reoiona bainr ra,har Iow .ha das
mand conId not he snnnIied Tba 1;hara,itz ~ onr
banka was inc;den,al,v a,,ndoa n
A. tho conven,ion If pras;dants dow ,asoro VOC.
+ardar Gin mn r.. on,ronr;.toa =, oor,no,ooto
tbe Enronean prio.do far snnn,;.. a,d r~a.;s;ons
for Tho time .o na,r;o,ioa, apd f.;thfn,r dsrotad
to the n,otection NJ the citr W. ra.noDd in ,be
afirma,;ve n tha mon, ra,yar,,, ,ao.e.ao-. q 49,.
verv uuiet # is.O| Some few Stores were onenen-
and mauv others were partially 90 for some time.
On Carondelet street there were two or three
hrokers nass;np time verv ouietlv nnffnp away at.
tbe;. ,one Havana The Cansnlate offices were
oman The renresentative of Queen Victoria has
had bis aag.staff f;t,cd from the ton of the four
story building in which the consuIate ia located 40
If can he seen from most every oparter of the city
t. ia sngpested that. the representative Of the
E-onob Ennniro ebonId b.va b;s INSIGNIA aoa,ino
from tho roof of b;a office an it can he did
carned fr,m afar with the addenda "a now float
;no ovsr tho main entrance
W. st.tad n ,r Loot tbot thu eevera, bo+ss ,vere
,,osoa a,sa .ar.a ~ 49, s.s. 49,, .ostor,arts
Tho han;nhtaa h,oho,o.s -. ,oor ,o1Iozr. 1rhn
t.o e.. ~ 800, 100, 49, os;an;... w. ,.,as
,;n;.x +hact Ch.r1ss civ ana a. Ia-e.s uet.Is
80 ,5 rrho1,,, ;o,oron+ - +ha tront,,as a
,o;,s ~ fon;lv .;rs nd bonsekeenno were onite
astonnded tew davs auo when thew were mott.
IA on;t ,honoh tbav had maid their hills honor.
s.,.
Tho.a r-oa ~ boil, Noooos;t, in eome in
| 1000. ,-nou,a M Ion Tbo noorLat. o.va ont
ona il fo1owed that the several hotels mnst be
| oIoaad O,r don;zon. were nrzzlad yvbare tn oh.
t,;, .ho;r ao;,,, ,,uho A. f,r ,odo;,ro thev of
| oo,rso yoro ava;labla and of the hest and mos,
| arn,n4nona kind. The blockade has not nterfered
with them. nor interrupted the regular organic
ovo+an, of sleenjno when one pleases. We really
| svmn,thize with our bachelor and widowed friends
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We are requested and authorized to state that
the men of the gunners of the Forts jackson and
St. Philip, who are now in the city, arr, of those
who were true and faithful and did not desert
their officers. The mutineers have not yet ap-
peared among us. 1t would be great wrong to
to their duty, because of the misconduc of the
fathess. Our citizens should take care that the
faithful mon not only protected, but II warded
and befriended. (Delta.
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Special Notice.

NEw ORLEANS, April %, 1862.
II having been found mpsccabe distribute Provisions
through the Free Market advert sed In yesterdays papers
in addition to those already having tickets arrangements
Will be made as possib and due will be giver
them through the newspapers.
apo 2pSt JOHN r. MONROE Mayor
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EOticc by The Mayor,

MAYoRALrY New ORLEANS
City Hail. April %, 1852.
The public hereby ro'ed that the European Brigade
Paul Juge s General have been snd
have consented to continue patrong the city, conjunction
with the Ordinary police for the purpose of
and order. 1t l., hoped that all good citizens W Il contribute
'ei' assistance in this effort to maintain the tranquility of the
city
ap30 2p5 JOIN T. MONROE Mayor
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Notice to the Fire Dep u rtment.

1s0e1oo 70 OePHTCnntnts
OFFICE CHIEF ENGINEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
April %, 1862
The members of the Fire Department are hereby notified
that the alarm of TEN TAPS Of the Fire Alarm Bells
they Immediately assemble their different Engine and
Hook and Ladder Houses.
At he alarm Of ONE TAP repeated three times The
Assistant Engineer ard Commanding Officers Of Comparies
will Immediately proceed 10 the Office Chief Engiteer
to recei.e orders.
In lhe alarm given fo- any Of the regular Fire Dis
trcs the Companies performing duty the district which
The given will Immediately proceed to the location of
the alarm.
All Companies hereby notified continue TO perform
their duty here oorc all their e1eron, in the pre
servaon of life and property.
ap?9 2pf DAVID BRADBURY Chief Engineer
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Board OF Provost NIarshnls.


NEW ORLEANS, April "a, 1852
While the constituted Military Authority will watch care
fully over the tranquility of the CITY, It ordered that AL
not connected with the public SERVICE do retire
their homes AT OR BEFORE NINE O'CLOCK, Pm
BY order Of the BOARD.
apps 2p;f EMANUEL BURTHE EecreI arv
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Blackwood's Magazine of February assumes
that war between the United States and Great
Britain will take place before 1868, and Welcomes
II With satisfaction, a-e.- ~ zsssR q
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Notice by the Mayor,

All shopkeepers with confidence receive all the ordinary
current notes. otherwise called shnpasters) as they will be
redeemed by the Committee Of Public Safety in city funds
apps 2p5t JOHN T. MONROE Mavor
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OtlCea

The Office of the Provost Marshal fer the First District
New Orleans is removed from the City Hail. to the southeas
corner Of Caroniele: and Common streets
H. NJ SPOFFORD,
m2S 2ptf Provov, Norsbo,
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mon ara nrettv much on an equality; and, as far
aS % the Imagination goes, often change conditions
the moor man fancying himself prince, while the
rich one pines and torments himself With al the
auxieties Of poverty,
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The Florida Railroad is prepared to redeem all
bills issued by the road of less denomination than
one dollar, when five dollars worth are presented
at one time.
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RED RIvER.-The Shreveport News says:
We understand that there has been rise IN the
river at Springbank Of ten feet, and sui rlslng AZ
a rapid rate There has been rise OF ABOUT three
feet at this point within the last two or three days.
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nl28 2ptf

aS- For Recorder of. the First District
LuCIEN ADAMS is candidate Tor Recorder OF the Firs
District. Election June 2, 1852. ana 2nte
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Henry G. Seymour, of the firm of s 'trattan D.
Seymour, Of Nashville, Tennessee, died in Mari
eta, Georgia, recently.
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The Atlanta, Ca, Confederacy. one Of the pa
pers that has "the largest circulation in the
State (Georgia), has increased its price of sub
scription.
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Committee of Public SAFETY,

NEW ORLEANS, April 23. 1862
Resolved That the Committee of Public Safety Will 5ye
until further notice. the following Individual aud other
no circulated in this community and that they
believe our ciizcna may rely On this currency.
Res7lytd 1h.t this Committee will add TO this list such
oihr they may worthy the fdeucc Of the
community.
State Treasury Eocs.
Confederate Notes.
j. x j. G. Davidson
Leeds L Co.
Henderson 4 Gaints.
Mages George
Thomas, Griswold / Co.
Iloma, C. Pagan.
Jackson Bailroad Company.
II. Fass-~an & Co.
City of Eaten Rouse.
City cF New Crles-s.
G. W. Ce2mack.
McDonel Magraw.
Geo W. Gresor Co.
Dan. Edwards Son.
Joseph Sautin.
Jacob Zoelly.
Smith IIiue Stuart 4 James.
II. LawreLce. OF p. Cazendoe.
d. N. Hldre,h Il Co.
Cresap Mcmillan.
Samuel Bell.
Picayune Office.
D. II. Holmes.
j. Hocker.niiih 4 Co.
Brttou 4 Co.
Ben. Miller.
Adsm Wagner.
G. W. II. Lehde
true extract from the mnuxs.
mi 2pH GEO. q. LAwRAsON, Secretary.
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Col. D. G. Campbell, Secretary of the Executive
Department of Georgia, died suddenly, at Mil
ledgeville, oD the 4th ult.
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No man has thorough taste Of pros, perty to
whom adyS,rsity never happened.
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sS- For Recorder of The First District
Wd EMER SON the present Incumbent is a. candidate fe
reelection Election, June = 1862. ap7 2pte
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~ Candidate for Mayor. Irrespective a
Party, VICTOR WILTZ of the Second District
See Oroscent 2ah ah and 3st January fell 2pte
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Firemen's charitable Association,

Firemen's ha1 BILE Association.
FIRE DEPARTMENT NHw ORLEANS
april 28 1862.
There will be no interruption in working or organization
Of the Department Of the Fremene Charitable
Everything will bs continued and proceeded with as here
tofore.
All who are charged with the administration affairs will
remain at their posa and discharge their respective oues
Foremen OF Companies and expected have
all the regulations Of the Department faithfully carried out
and The contract with the city for the OF fires
ris lily enforced.
!. N. MARKS, President.
apo 2p3t DAVID BRADBURY Chief Fnptn.er
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Passion has its foundation in nature virtue is
acquired by the improvement of nature.
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THE MIDDLE CLASSES OF ENGLAND-Ineu are
more Aristocratic than Aristocrats.-In speech
on the Reform bill debate in the British Parlia.
ment, Lord John Russell said:
As the question has gone on, and as the matter
has been discussed, there has been, | perceive,
less and less of favor shown to the further amend
ment to the constitution, and, must say, it has
not been like the opposition that was made to the
reform bill of 1882, aud to reform before that bill
was introduced. That was opposition very
Iuuch of the upper class, and emaua,iug good
deat from persons interested in the close monopoly
The opposition to the bill of last year has come
particularly from the middle classes. Faear, hearl
In the discussion which took place upon thereform
bill of 1882, we wEo passed it never attempted to
disguise that it was transfer of power to the mid
die classes of this country.
That has been its effect, and we say it would
now be wise to share that power with proportion
of the working classes; but there can be no doubt
last year, it was evident that the middle classes of
this country feared great admission of the work
ing classes into the number of those who present
exercise the franchise, and that the opposition to
the bill OF last year was stronger from these classes
than from the House of Lords or from any portion
of the upper classes ofths country [aear, hear
Such being the state Of things, am much disposed
to concur, as general question, in an observation
made by the right honorable gentleman the meu-
Der of Buckinghamshire (Mr. Disrae), that if YOU
wish to take up the question of REFORM it is better
it should be by some comprehensive measure
rather than should be by particular measures in
troduced from time to time. Nay, sir, l will say
even than this. will say, that in the present
state of partes not only in this House, but in the
country, I do not think that any comprehensive
measure Of reform would be likely to succeed, but
measure which was founded upon the opinions,
not of one party, or upon the interests of one
class, but upon general consideration of the pre-
vailing opinions of the many different parties and
of the interests Of all classes Of the community
1t may be long before that general agreement can
take place.
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Ry- Messrs. w. II. Adams. w. NJ SemOl,
and T. d. VanHon have full power attorney per
passed before Y. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Pubic.
MA ). 0. NIXON
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1t is the basest of passions to like what we have
not, and slight what we possess.
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Nem 0rltars 4ailp Gresteut

FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1862.
THE CLOSING OF THE STORES
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To the Public.

To the Public.
will keep my store open. and will sell for all Notes
received by the Committee of Public Safety.
W, G. WATKINS,
CARPET AND CURTAIN WAREHOUSE,
20 Camp street,
m2 2p3ts New Orleans
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VOLUME XIV.
Hartltnlay Autuss.

OrFIcE OF New ORLEANS CRY RAILROADS.,
49,, Ne Orleans, April "a, 1867. :
~- NOtice to Passengers on the New Or
eaiS WY hhllfoad Cars PA'1ngrs losing in
me new Oe!nS City Railroad, pnrenarly request
70 apply Tor them AZ the Office Of tho company, No Royal
be restored TO he owners. - ' '
severa articles, embracing ladies' plrasoa PURSES that
nave been found by rre"s of md left Office, ha
not been called for which the appica
tion nj the Office.
ap2i lOS WM p. SINNOTT Secretary.
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SupERSrgsDESrs OFFICE N. O., o. AND
GREAT WESTERN RAILROAD CoNPANY,
New Orleans March "a 1867 J
G5-Eassenger Trains will hereafter max g
he stoppayes 1retua, other the Parish
Jefferson.
No person will unia any circumstances be allowed
assass = the Freight Trains.
All person. leaving his place any the Stations the
Parish OF Jeerson by the Passenger IT, aims have
Passport from tho Provost Marslals of respective Dis
,ricts A. Z. SE,iER,
Il
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tFFiCE C0H4 SaIoSERS second bRAIsIsG DISTRICT,
~ City Hall. New Orleans April Is, 1852. {
s1- Notice is hereby given that, accord
ing to toe fourth N OF OF the Legislature Of Ihs
state of Ionsana supplementary act entitled - An act
10 provide Tor lazy ming and lamnY swamp lanes in
cernin portions Of the Parishes Of Dr1can aud Jeerhon
approved March H. 1859 seac rposa'- will he
tho tne TO the Commissioners Of Bonds according the
Io egong act, TO the amount OF Twelve tslO1 Thousa
Dollars, un'l the 10Th day OF May .62 at u O'Clock, NJ.
lopo,as TO be ad1es ed to W. r. MAYO, Secretary, and
endorrcd 'PruppsaIa for the Sale OF Bonds"
all5 3Dt L.. ", PLACE. PrnsideDt.
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Hams, Sides and Shoulders.
For sale at Wholesale account of tho Safety COMMITTEES
by
HARRIS, BERCIER & CO.,
au9 2ptt New II fold 81, Tchoupitoulas
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MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR ASSOCIATIONS
New Orleans, April "a, 1852 !
k1-'Th StOckh holders are hereby notified
that in coniormy with HE e ct'on will bs hed
lor wenty Ons Directors, for the ensuing year.
TUESDAY, hs h of Mny next btt~c " the hours Of Id A.
NJ aud r NJ, at the otr, Of the Association Mechanics
Institute building, University Place.
sp24 l1t +. -. HARPER Secretary.
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MAYORALTi ---.,r'FaCtAL.

MAYOkALTi i---Dr'FaCtAL
MAYuRhLTY OF NEW uRIEANs,,
CITY a." ! i
Common Council o. } ..,',s
No. COOL
The Common Cunlcl Of the city kpw o. .raa4
nlvissd by the military authorities that city Tea, ,y .
declare that no ruhnncs will be mhu the forces of The
Unei State'. ~
Ro'oea That tho sentiments expressed in the message
MS Honor the Mayor 10 the Crnril, in perfect
nee rdAnce with the sentiments entertained ny Councils
Anu BY the entire population Of this n.ctfnpp
Mayor b. e-pectfuy requested sulri m u.s,c
by the message
LSignedJ s. p. nET.ABARRE,
m President pro lrn I'onrH Of Aldermen
Signedl d. MAGIhEI,
President Board Of A9Eiatanl Aide, r,rn
Approved April &C. 1862.
iSgnodl John T. MONROE, Mayor
A true copy.
W. s. PETrIsGIIf, Secretary,
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q City Hall. New Orleans, April s. IS6l. {
,11- All owners of lands lying within the
second Draining District. which is tounce Dso~ by Julia
street and e Rev Canal and above the Jefferson Railroad
and extending from tina mississippi river Lake POnchar
hereby notified
for The cot Of draining said District il
md payable NJ this Office All lis paid by the first OF
July will be subject ocoedngs according to
ap7 tiyI l.. II PLACE. President.
a1- Notice to Tux Pnyers--The Tax Balls
for CITY Taxes, all Real Esate Slaves, Furniture
ncome Capita and other ona properly for the year
1851 due payable Office, City Hall
apl 3n All AN GIFt EN-, civ r raA
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No. G0l2.
RsSolGi That the Surveyor b. and he hereby authorized to
hundred feet of balkhe, the lake
Mlneoure in front Of III Mi ehurs Asylum,
c'edng three dollars per running foot
iSignedl J. MAGIONl,
President Bonrd of Assistant Aldermen.
tSlgnell GERARD SrIrI
President aro TEN. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April 30, 1862
fSignedl JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
4 true copy:
myl MARION A BAKEK. Secretary to Ma, Or.
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mo. GOil6.1

Rsk1cei That the Common cil do hereby authorize
Gen Paul JuA, ls md the brgadcs under his
continue his services for the police Of e auth
iy the Mayor Of he ry New Orleans
with the police Of the
hoteei taf'r That Gen. Paul Jug, Gls ba nd is here
Jrz ID purchase NIL for The keeping
oi his corp the be paid for by III city vouchers
fDrtlcO ming,
RespiCed That hi. Uouor the Mayor .ehy
que,tcd forthwith forward copy III
Gen. Paul Juge. hts.
LSi;,medl +. p. DEI.aBARRE,
President pro Board OF Aldermen.
ISgned j. MAGi0SI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April 81, 1862.
myl Signedi JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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OFFICE FTRx ALARM
POLICE TELEGRAPH City Hall.
,ra- To the fire Depnrtn and other
Cizen-As many unreliabe compsins have made
this ecs in regard 10 cosdtioa and wofng Of tbs several
Boxes aud Gongs and the striking the Bells request
.dto make s complaints hereafter the Office of the Chief
Engineer Of the Fire Department. Odd Feow Hail.
Lafayette where they will only
that the Of all reports may determined upon
hut Officer aud then by him reported SUP erntendsnt Of
he Telegraph, at this Office.
JAS. BEGGS, Chairman
a29 If of Fi-e Alarm and Police Telegraph
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RaSoifed, That the Comptroller the Treasurer
Gabriel CJrreiolt the Of til hIEdrei and
fifty dollars the being fur rasIE 'hG iEv,G to
keep the from Overlooking the times
Eel city Road Robin the sail having been
by tho Chairman Of Committees Streets
l.andn ss OF The Common Coauctl
iSiEnedI j. MAGIDNI,
President Botri of Assistant Allfm
FSignedl GERARD HTITII,
President pro Board Of Aldermen
Approved april 20, 1867. -
nlyl fSIgnedl JOHN L. MONROE Mayor.
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Citizens of New Orle ans.

MARX QUALE Brigade Major. n2 2pi
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Foi The better preservation of public order particularly
desired that all c'tSens be at home P NJ that ladies
and children remain within doors nuc, possible
ap2s ap5t JOHN T. MONROE Msyor
Notice by the Mayor.
All shopkeepers with confidence the ordusr,
current otherwise called shinpastes as they will be
redeemed by the Committee of Public Safety city funds
APPS 2p5t JOHN 7. MONROE Msvor
Board OF Provost Marshals.
NEW ORLEANS, April "a, 1882
While the constituted Military Authority will watch care
fully the tranquility of the CITY, II ordered that
CITIZENS not connected with the public service, retire to
their homes AT OR BEFORE NINE O'CLOCK, Pm
BY order of the hoard
apps 2p;f EMANUEL BURrHE socrsarv.
Notice.
The Office the Marshal fer the First N strict of
New Orleans removed from the City Hail. to the southeast
corner of Caroniees and Common streets.
H. NJ. sP OXFORD,
m2S 2Pu ~ Provost Marshal.
sS- For Recorder of. the First District
LuC1EN ADAMS is candidate Recorder OF the First
District. Election june 2 1852 spS 2pte
kr For Recorder of The First District
WH EAER son, the incumbent candidate for
reelection. Election, June !, 1862. ap7 2pte
~ Candidate for Mayor. irrespective of
Party, VICTOR WIlTZ. of the Second District
See oroscent of the 18th h and sst January fell 2pte
~ Messrs. w. II. Adams. w. NJ. sempls
and T. d. vanorn have my power attorney per
passed before Y. H. Peters, ESQ.,, Notary Pubic.
MA ). o. NExoN
To the Public.
will keep my store open. and will sell for all Notes
received by the Committee of Public Safety.
W, G. WATKINS,
CARPET AND CURTAIN WAREHOUSE.
30 Camp street,
m2 2p3ts New Orleans.
Hams, Sides and Shoulders.
For sale at Wholesale of tho Safety Committee
HARRIS, BERCIER & CO.,
au9 2p,t New II fold 81, Tchouuitoulas st.
FnssUIn,e's Cotton Press.
OPPOSITE THE JACKSON RAILROAD DEPOT.
We pared to dray and forward freight
shipment PEI Jackson Railroad
,A,s 2n., WILLIAMS Il FASSMAN.
HOOts, Shoes rsad RTOgaols.
At WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime Ditohinx BOOTS Rcsss
SRoGANs; Wool Mexican. Palm Leaf, Straw and spsaahp
dATs, at tho lowe markot prices BY
FROST 4 CO..
80. 10 Magazine street. Ssw osia-ns
Hats. Cnpn. ETC.. at Wholesale.
sssortmantef a'S Ell
Fur Cashmere Panama. Leshosn Straw Palm Leaf Rsxch
aud Wool HATS at thu lowest market prices, by
FROST d CO.,
,'' ,pAw TO- 10 xefs''n' street, s'~o'''an'
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1862-01-17

LOYALTY IN RICHMOND.-We have
been assured By quite number Of the re-
leased Union prisoners Of war, that they
bad uudoubted evidence Of the loyalty Of
good nun Der Of the ci,izaus Of Rich N nd
to the Old flag, and tha, but for the fesr
of arrest they would openly avow their
sentiments. The following para graph from
the Redmond Examiner confirms their
statement:
Is tbs pu? % new years day we saw
quite a number Of Northern men brisk,y
perambul.tiug our streets with passe, TO
Fortress Monroe. They were making a
number Of "ca!is" Among them We 10
tcyd Dr. King, the Rhode Island lion,
at the Arlington House, a, large, aud 10
as high glee as he Union meu be has
been couferrlng with. There Is sombre
aspect on many faces, aud toe belief pre-
vais that, if the war is not waged IN
earnest. we are doomed, and that Virginia
aud all the Border States mus, inevitably
te occupied by the Federal authorities.
But we differ with the f4iut-besr'c3 in one
respec. or opinion. We think the army
Kill not submit, ,sta,eesr mgy Be tie ST
pul1tjoas ef otLeys.