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SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for Mt

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for Mt
. tending keeping repair the bridge across The New
Canal at Carrolltou Avenue -
The bridge progress of construction and as soon as
completed Shall therefore be delivered contractor IN
good order and condition and shall be duty
don during the continuance of his contract constantly
keep good order and condition the platforms bukhtads
attached TO said bridges and at the expiration of the contract
to return the said bridge platforms and bukheads in complete
The contractor shall be bound to keep constantly in attend
ance during day and night the requisite number of hands
and shut said bridges a" often be and he
shall furnish all oil and other materials which REQUIRED
to keep SAID bridges in good working order
All damages which may said bridges through the
negligence ncapaciy Of the contractor shall be repaired and
paid for by him.
each and every neglect of duty said fine TO be retained by the
Comptroller out Of any Of the monthly payments made
Security in $1,000 shall be required TO guarantee
the faithful performance of tkecontract
Payments to be made monthly on the certificate of the Street
shall be adjudicated term of three years. to
tractor
It understood that failure by the contractor
liked in the Council be dissatisfied til the man
in which the work being executed the Council shall
default as required by article 1855 Of The Civ Code and VIII
applying 10 court of justice anu the same with
indemnify and is also well understood that case the
contractor shall ut time abandon the work finish and
complete the same in conformity with his contract the said
shall forfeit oil claims he may any part of the
work done by him TO the date of abandonent the
shall bs thereby disehaged from my and all liability therefor
sold the and his securities shall he held bound
price at wheh the Originally Contracted to peom
the work. and the price at which be adudicaed
sale or rehabilitation
Bids to be per year for the whole work complete
New Orleans, February l.. 1859.
Approved BY the Comm tees on Streets and fa9dins 81 both
Boards of the Common Council
Sisnsd R Il 3 HHS hAYGHE chairmen
E. DAVENPORT,
Se25 81 Clerk of Comptroller
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SPECIFICATIONS for the cor tract for att


SPECIFECRTToNs for the cor tract for at
tending T. and keeping in repair the bridge the Bayou
The bridge shall delivered to the contractor in whatever
condition i may he found on the day Of delivery BY the city
after place aid bridge complete good order and condition.
By "n IL all sng nt a M and and
6s; quality in taking out and removing all part~of the
their places machinery proper dimensions and qua
in nE n and replacing al parts Ct the machinery which
Of said bridge usually painted three good paint
oil OF SUCH suitable colots the Street COMMISSIONS may
contractor Shall himself during the Continuance Of
his contract to keep the bridge constantly in
condition and at the expiration of said contract return the
The contractor shall lind himself to keep constantly in attend,
an n s %n d n ng the requisite number Of hands TO open
furnish all oil! etc. which be required to keep said bridge
All damage which may bridge through the neg
gence neapacy of the contractor shall reparedand paid
The contractor sh?l be fined The Of dollars for each
oller ont of of the monthly be sad
Security an amount Of $1,000 shall be required
the faithful performance Of the contract.
Payments 10 be made monthly the certificates Of the Street
well understood in case failure by the contractor
fixed in ths Council b dissatisfied with the
ed acs I0 Re Sde't and Who
a@ f in 6s
et s nG an1
raeIo shall Forfeit al claims he have or e e
the city shall be thereby discharged from any all liability
hereor and also well understood that in the
be resod the contractor and his securities shall be held
bound sodo to pay unto the city AL loss difference be-
tween the at which the contractor originally
perform the work and the price which may be adudcated
at resale or readjudcation.
The be adiudcated for three years from
the day of the delivery Of the said bridge
Bids TO be for the whole work complete.
New Orleans, February Is 1860.
LSignedl Louis II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Landings Of
Boards of the Common Council.
LSlgnedl Il. T. VFNNARD, c;x,,
lsignedl ROBT HUYGHE, "i"Shen'
Registered, September q, 1851
Z. DEVENPORT,
te2 OF Clerk Of Comptroller.
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FIVE PREPARATIONS
SANFORD'S
YER IN VIG o RA TOR
N ever DehiliEatea,

never DSntttEEfsHs
tits compounded entirely from Gums and tes become An ..
sablished feet Standard Medicine Known and upprQ I'd Wv all
that have ased it. and with confidence in ali
the diseases for which is Recommended
1t has cured thousands within the last years who had
given all hopes of relief ssthe certi1
Gates in my poBseBsion show.
The dose be adapted of he in6vls
ua taking it, and used in such quanos act gently on the
Bowels.
Lethadcateo your udgmen guide you In tho use OF The
Liver InTigoraor, and it will Liver Complaints Bilious
Attacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea Summer Complaints
Dysentery Dropsy sbitua Cosveness Choc
ohoieFa Cholera Morbus Cholera 1ufantu Fatuence
dice, female Weaknesses may successfully an
Ordinary Family Medicine IL will Sick Headsche (as
thousands testify In twenty If
Hpoonu taken at commencement of attack. AL who
arsgiVing their testimonyin sfavor.
nix watcrinthe mouth with tbs Luvgorator, and
bothtegetker.
Price ,$lper bottle
Samdford's Family CathmrtIe Pills,
Uompoundedtro pure Vegetable and put upn Glas
Cases, alright, end will keepin any climate.
The Family oathartic Pill gentle and active Cahsrtc.
which the proprietor has used his practice twenty
the P and the sss Wh eRn ali in re-
g. 3D. Tso 3 asn P til s a
on Tbs i Fs Po tsBa Of h P GwSs we'll
established fact been eopoanded from variety tho Earest
Heges6 n whch sc as q every part Of ths ansn
Pnn sed S ssof Rs as DER he
tie whole body from sudden cold which frsquettly IL
II oo e F S9SS @ @ APPea
GeiEht in the Head, all 1Ruaasory Diseases, worms il
and ay dsss 70 ~Sch sh ber
S IN tfs r BFs x f ps are
nruggsts generally ard sold BY the rNaei all the largo
.,s,T " sAFEQEn x, y, manufacturer and etoprasas
j. NE1eTI5 7: : g.; ,.
/ rt1T g5Tslt ss yptr J;,,lg sfst,
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P EO PLE'S LINE.

PEOPLES LINE.
NEW ORLEANS AND FORT ADAMS WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at 5 P NJ.
FOR FORT ADAMS, YOU
tTy h. SARA AND THE OAST-The fine and splendid
tsMAsstt1a passenger packet Saflfe Robinson, W. NJ
n5sHsS Webbing, master, in place Of the Golden Agel
leaves above, arriving at New Orleans every THURSDAY
morning. For freight passage apply on board.
VIR9INIUS G. DENTZEL,
seg6 Advertising Agent
HTThe s. R. has clerk the leyee all times to
ceve and deliver freight.
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w 8. CHANDLER,
W. DENTIsf,
As~ oFFICE and RESIDENCE,
HAS EarcndeIet rtreaG,
S75 1vEy -.,tns- Jafo1stt,
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.tT# STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
Parish Of Orleans, city of New orlesns.S
Ec te remembered that this 18th day of December 1860
before Justice of the Peace in and for tn
city aforesaid personally appeared omsr Gaad President
and schreher Secretary of the Cens Mutual Insurance.
Company New Orleans who being duly according TO
law depose say above accounts last and
true and transcript from the books of said Company
Les o. GAILLARD, President. &C..
y sqsg "A. sGHREIBER, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this day December Is
1860. ARTHUR SAUCER,
Third Justice Of the Peace the Parish of Orleans
gThe Board have resolved to SIX cent In
srest on the outstanding Certificates OF Profits for the year.
1851 1858 and 1859 on andafter MONDAY in Feb
ruarT next. -7---
%Ee --zKusrEEs-7+ '.s'
Geo. W. West R.P. Hunt,
Jas. a. White, n NILSSON,
Douglas West, Marlin Gordsn, sr,,
s 8s D. Jsmison, -. ~ Guma Augusn,
4 4. Ar Miltenberger, Cesare Olivier,
s2a y. LeisY, a. Bonni
b e-TsT a5i'1 5E,er Gaillard. - 80
TheCompany coninueto against the pers of thesess
and rivers damage by hre curreptratss
premiums. --.- - ,.s.-..
! ~. once No earondeietstrsst dI7 tt
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R ED RIY r.

Leaves on SATURDAY, 5th inst. at s P. NJ.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET
5Fny !. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou Campte. Grand
ssSsA&.a Ecore, CouStatta, St. Maurice Montgomery,
Aexsndra, Nornlan's Bnrhins and all interme
diaIe landings Red riverThe entirely splendid and
swift running de.whee passenger packet steamer Gen j..
l., Hodges, W. s. Sleade, master, will leave above.
For freight passage apply on board. -
V1RGINlUS c. DFNTzEL,
se3N Advertising Agent
nF"The Hodges win take freight for all landings Black
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


CoMprRoLLER,s OFrlcE CRY HALL,
New Orleans, Sept. %, 1861.
mo. 1851 FL .-
Whereas the attending and keeping in repair the
bridges q, Gsrrol 1,l avenue has expired
lied TO audcate to the lowest bidder after i've days in
the official Journal contract for attending and keeping in
anes with specfcations on lie in the oe ead
to be subject approval or rejection of the
ssnsd President SO s f ts Dn BdaEd R dernen
President Board Of Asssan, Aldermen.
[signedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY the soth day of
September 1861 win adjadicae al office at II O'Clock
se 81 ABOVE Comptroller
+ ConprRoL1ER's OFFICE CITY HALL
D "t ~ 4.9 New Orleans, Sept. 49, 1851.
! mo. $780,
Whereas the contract for attending and keeping in repair the
bridge crossing Old at Teenachgs street has expired
%
official Journal contract for attending and keeping in repair
years accordance with specdcsions file in the Surveyors
oice said to be subject to the approval reec
fSignedl S. P. DELABARRE,
,s,n,.s, President Pro q g InN BOARD of Aldermen
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[signGdl - JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
September 1851 will adiudieate, at my Office at Il o'clock
NJ theabove contract te the Lowest 2sef b5dsF
~. II ssCoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE, CITY HALL,
-..ra New Orleans Sept. %, 1851.
mo. $751; sr
Whereas the contract for attending and keeping in repair the
bridge at Magnolia street hes expiredi
R@oe THAT the Comptroller be and he hereby authorized
adudcate the lowest bidder after five the
official jonlnal contract for three years. for attending and
keeping repair the bridge Magnolia street. accordance
with specifications file in the Surveyors Office said ajudi
cation to be subject the approval rejection OF the Common
Council
[signedl s. P DELABARRE,
r.,,, President pro tenn Beard 5. Of Aldermen.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
- iSignedi JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
Notice hereby given that MONDAY the S0th day Of
September, 1861 will adudicate office, IL o'clock
NJ the above contract, TO the lowest bidder. i ...
+ seq 1t C. W. GULBERTSOH, Comptroller.
b. ConRTRoLLER's OFFICE.
. --a City OF New Orleans, July I, 1861
tNo2l29.l
% ESOLVND: That the Comptroller be and
standing in the official Journal that accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No. 4 approved March
30 1854 the Council win not bill against the city unes
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller in
accordance with the ordinance rsferred TO.
-. President Board Of Assistant Aldermen,
. tSRnedj L. Il. PLACE,
q So. President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April %, 1855. =.
lsgnedl JoHd L. LEWIS. Mayor.
The attention officers of city of the puslIe
G. W. CULBERTS0N,
jyl6 tt OoTnptrofter City New Orleans.
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DR., Eso1nRndfs

s. e + N 4 " B TT ERE,
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NJ. RAUNI, GENERAL COMMISSION AND FOR
. WARDING MERCHANT, Nos. "a Fulton and 80 From
dtTeet.
Prompt aShtion given to forwarding Fl eehs and pur
chase snnAa 10 OF all Kinds Of Produce. ia22
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TO Rssers.

-ss,.E-E no RSkers.- fas=rr.. "a -
aEf s-# = MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, I
- CITY HALL Sept 2S 1861,
FS- To Bakers--The price of fresh Flostr
being this day os and thirty and half cents
ST 3per barrel bakers required give during the
ensuing week, commencing MONDAY, Both inst pr.
Sixty ounces of bread for ~ cents
Thirty ounces of bread for 10 cents; s'F
Fifteen ounces of bread for cents. i
The ioaYes of second quality weigh oneeighth
that is to say: M 5l f@5N .'
The 20 cent loaves, sixty,seven ounces; -
The 10 cent oaves, thrty-three ounces;
The cent loaves. seventeen ounces .-.
seq If JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor.
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Rs~A ginglebottle of SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
wisaSe ten timesits cost annually every household
Sold by all prominent staoners, Druggists Haldwareand
Furniture Dealers Grocers, and Fancy Stores
Country merchants should make a note of sPALDING,s
Gu E. when making up therlist. 1t will stand
NY ehtnHte' ial9 1yAW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

n EMOVAL-F. NEWHALIl HAS REMOVED FROM
street. under the City Hotel r1y6 Inn
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LOWER COAST AND LAFOURCHE.
L A K T S Fl O R E.

.szas LAKE SHORE Packet GRE
E. s+4las-.--Js OLE summer Arrangement = For Ocean
EssgzEfaAA Springs Biloxi and all intermediate landings
splendid pressure c. s. Coast Mail Packet Steamer
Creole Walker master built expressly for the lake
trade with superior accommodations, will make trips and
follows unless prevented by change of day hour
trip. bad weather Nigh or low waer want Of fuel or some
accident machinery leaving the lake end Of the Point
chartain Railroad the arrival at the Lake Of the
follows:
tend her trips to Pascagoula)
LEAVES New OreRns---
Pontchartrain r ailroGd.
Ihutsday cars
A. M
LEAVES Ocean Spripgs-
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings
A~eerS aud mail matter should all be put into the Post
office the New Orleans PustoAics stamps not
good outside Of the Postotfce in New Orleans,
Express Chest leaves the office Tuesdays Thurs
dUys and Saturdays al ~ A. NJ.
r. GEDDES, Agent, 90 Cira7ier st,
R-Freight Stock and Extra Luggage should always be
shipped either the day ample time for the train
preceding the II which the boat leaves the road.
Es Freight for all Coast landings and for
Pascagoula Mondays and Fridays.
New Orleans, July 10, 1861, jyl9 II
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MORRIS. faAU1lL Is CO., FASHIONABLE CLIO
streets. Hnder City Hote1
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Leaves TUESDAY Sh inst at P NJ
FOR OPELDUSAS VIA ATCHA-
aSs% d. FALAYA-The light dranght passenger packet
Plea yune No. 3, H. II. Broad muster. and
Ge? liove, JG clerk having been put in com
pete repair wifi running in the above Tnde
regular packet and viii leave nbove akng freight and
passengers for Old river Simusport and all landings the
Washington For freight passage apply board
-. VIkGINIUS e. DENTZEL,
oil Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

ESEERSDEd, HARRISON & CO., nEALERs IN
EntEIng. Nc. Maga!lLn. CORNER GRnal 5tEaaL. :.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-02

Prtup for peslerin cssescontaninef four andtslrs
Iithogaph Show Gard each
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3. 80 STEAMBOATS,. 4.z-5sgs.ss.s
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,

sTEAMBOATS. s.......-..s
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,
leaves every SATURDAY. at5PM
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
PaSketm Rssalar g s sa,l Summer g5 Paeke
P pacte steamer sns Mary n. Ssens,
" B. kcharson maste viii be ready to receive freight on
regular bun1ss as usual For freight passage apply
board, orto -- = 49,. -
szs n m St. Charles Hotel left wing
and superior packets for St. Louis and
sBis of lading signed the office of the agents mp to
O'clock on day Of departure:
Leaves .. wEnEEsp Ak 2 ?, 2e,sPM
sTay h. PacketRegular Packet for Memphis and ali the
f. sT:r viz ma. R s F ls.Vs
above For SRagiN s's;
R-This boat connects Napoleon with regular packets
the Ak@nsas and White and at Memphis with the Mem
ps1EEnlTbPI1s AMI NAV on, oRh,,EA "A II
Bends The fine frst class regular passenger
~ ket steamer Cla.:. Doison, Stewart mas
board leave 10 "O''. l'es OF passage apply Oh
This Napoleon with regular packets for the
and Charleston Ralroad
Leaves o THURSDAY, October 3. at 5P NJ
MEMPHIS PACKET
.,. TT THE STEAMER LOUISVILLE
~ packet will arrive here and Be ready to receive
sa3as9SsE freight Monday morning for Baton Rouge,
Matched Vicksburg and AL the Bends For freight passage
apply on board, or 10 -.
se2 If Is Gravier street
B. This line at Napoleon with regular packets
Arkansas and While rivers and Memphis with the Memphis
Charleston Railroad takingfregh Charleston SaYan
nah, Norfolk Nashville, etc.
Bills adng signed the office Of the agent up O'Clock
day of departure.
n Il The louisville will take freight for Yazoo river
reshipped on steamers Chairman Prince at Eicksbnrg
Leaves every SATURDAY al B p. NJ.
NEW ORLEANS AND VICK6S-
49, n. burg $. Mail Line-For Donaldsonviile, Plsq
aepne, Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara,
Red River Landing Fort Adams, NatcheE Water
proof, Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Cuff Warenon and Vieks
burgThe passenger steamer Lafourche, j. J. Brown.
master lin place of he Matched will above every
urdRy at o'clock ?: NJ. -..
J.J. PERSON Il co, Agents,
selO At Csrondelet street.
The bervlle vcksbnrg with the steamers Hope
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Railroad. Office No. ll8 Camp street, opposite Lafayette
Square.
II. J. Rannsy. President
r. Williams. General Superintendent.
NEW ORLEANS OPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN
Railroad Office, of ST. Peter and Old Levee
opposite Jackson Square.
Ifil u ELtTts-- fresitent
Fre6iEeut.
H. = Flanders Secretary,
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GPALDING's PREPARED GLUEy
sPALDING's PREPARED GLEE7
3PALDING's PREPARED GLUEi
Save the Pieces!

Associdents will happen we'll regulated itu
desirable to have cheap and way for r.
pairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery ets.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-25
WASHINGTON SHOULD BE TAKEN!

Fellow countrymen, it is from a sense of duty
that now address you upon very grave and i'm
portant subject. The time has now come for the
Southern people to take decided action to embody
themselves in order to meet the eneny-the inva-
ders of our soil. 1t surely is enough to make the
blood boil in every true patriots veins, when he
hears of the outrages of the Yankees upon our ct-
zens and their property, their wives and their chill
dren Who are to protect and shield them from
harmp Too many are disposed to make excuses
like those in the Gospel that were hidden to the
marriage feast. One of those then hidden said 81
have bought piece of land, l must needs 90 and
see it; pray thee have me excused" We now
hear some sa,, that are hidden to 20 to the battle
field, that IL have home to take care Of cannot
&C, my plantation would soon come to nothing"
Another had thought yoke of oxen. and must
needs prove them, he too wished to be excused.
So now with some. "My pecuniary affairs would
suffer so much that cannot 60 to meet the enemy"
And yet another in the Gospel wished to be excus-
ed, because he had married a wife. Even so now
with some, they are SO welded to their own private
interest that they will not go to meet the enemy.
Some say if they should volunteer the Government
can't arm them. We answer, If you are not rece,v.
ed after offering your services, you WILL at least
have discharged your duty. ....s
After many excuses had been made, VIC under
stand that the servants of the Lord returned and
said, "We have done as the host commanded, and
yet there is ROOM" So may those brave and patri-
otto men say, that are heating up for volunteers
1--WE have done as the Government has commanded.
and yet there is roon,."
, Its not for us now to enquire as to the cause Of
these things but to meet the danger with brave
hearts and unfatcring steps. If you would, there.
fore, occupy an honorable position before God and
your country, have your name enrolled and 20
forth in defence of your dearest rights and for the
protection Of your homes, your wives and your
children. p .t ].
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-25

MOORE CouNrY.-This county has just sent off
another company Of volunteers, commanded by
Capt Swami, and numbering 100. =
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-09-25

MN on the visit TO Col. Williams 10 give me the
statement in detail. Mr. JOS H. Pool, the same day
Think stated to me the substance of the converse
ton with Col. W., and delivered Mr. Bakers mes
sage Not having received any communication in
writing from Mr.. Baker or any other person, ad-
dressed letter to Mr.. Baker, and enclosed to him
a letter to Col. Williams, with request that he
would deliver it, or have it forwarded to Col Will
liams, of which the following is a copy: 80 q
: "ElrzABErH CRY, N. c.. Aug. 10, 1851.
Co.. Solomon Hntmn,s:
DEAR SIR:-A report has obtained circulation in this
section Of the State and understand in the city
of Norfolk that time late in july you sent file Of
soldiers 10 Norfok from your camp for the purpose
resting me- for improper words expressions used the
same day in your camp viii you please at your earlie.
ngs were had and if 3d. bv whom the charges were pre-
! ferred, and what the charges were. : -t~''
Yours respectfully. .., - q .
s.. RUFUS K. SPEED"
To this note no answer has ever been received
received a message from Mr.. Baker, through Capt
j. W. Hinton that he had forwarded that letter to
! Col. Williams also received letter from Mr.
+, Baker, IN which he says: At have been hoping to
receive reply from Col Williams" &C. On the
! 10Th of August | received a copy of the Raleigh
! Register containing the following taken from the
State Journal: ....t -..-
| - "STARTLING, IF TRUE =
We are eredy informed and it scurrent'y reported on
the Streets that citizen of North CarOna recently
Camp Carolina Nnrfolk, and in his intercourse win
the volunteers was heard on several OCCASIONS To utter
sentiments hostile to the csiSe Of the Sou'n ana I'endy
towards the Rump government OF Lincoln HIS language
becoming the subject of general remark in the camp he
WAS adnouished as is supposed by friend or friends
that bis indiscretiOn might lead him INTO trouble and t
disappeared. The fact coming to the Colones ear he de
tailed guard proceed Norfk and and bring
back The gentleman US prisoner but reaching Norf,l
be was again missing Wewthhod the name Of the ndi
sa for obvious reasons but we feel authorized to sar b.