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"The commanding general of the department having been informed that rebellious, lying and desperate men have represented, and are now repre senting, to the honest planters and good people of the state of Louisiana, that the United States government, by its forces, have come here to confis cate and destroy their crops of cotton and sugar, it is hereby ordered to be made known, by publication in all the newspapers of this city, that all car goes of cotton and sugar shall receive the safe conduct ...of the forces of the United States, and the boats bringing them from beyond the lines of the United States forces, may be allowed to return in safety, after a reasonable delay, if their owners so desire ; provided, they bring no passengers except the owners and managers of said boat, and of the properly so conveyed, and no other merchandise except provisions, of which such boats are requested to bring a full supply, for the benefit of the poor of this city. " In anticipation of the opening of the port to northern trade, and in order to convince the holders of produce that New Orleans was already a safe market, the general determined, at once, to com mence the purchase and exportation of sugar on government ac count.
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"The commanding general of the department having been informed that rebellious, lying and desperate men have represented, and are now repre senting, to the honest planters and good people of the state of Louisiana, that the United States government, by its forces, have come here to confis cate and destroy their crops of cotton and sugar, it is hereby ordered to be made known, by publication in all the newspapers of this city, that all car goes of cotton and sugar shall receive the safe conduct ...of the forces of the United States, and the boats bringing them from beyond the lines of the United States forces, may be allowed to return in safety, after a reasonable delay, if their owners so desire ; provided, they bring no passengers except the owners and managers of said boat, and of the properly so conveyed, and no other merchandise except provisions, of which such boats are requested to bring a full supply, for the benefit of the poor of this city. " In anticipation of the opening of the port to northern trade, and in order to convince the holders of produce that New Orleans was already a safe market, the general determined, at once, to com mence the purchase and exportation of sugar on government ac count.
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