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Col. Corcoran's Letters Last Re-
Ceived,

The following letters are jus, received ana
po..c.s more than usual interest from the Tact
That the prisoner is how surrounded by most
,zcitcd state of feeling against the North, the
bitterness Of which breaks lor1h on every oe-
CAyrr PINcESIN, $. c.
Ortob,r 2lt, 1861.
Cop,din Limes II. krter: ,
Ml VElA DEAR iiuNp;. Your letter bear
inn, date 10Th August last, has just come to
hand. and the delay seems 10 have been on your
Side of the line ~ it leaves the posI-naik,
e, Norfolk. Ortobcr llth.' However It's re-
,cipt. even at this time, has afforded me the
most infinite pleasure. | have written you
letter dated on the lih instant which hope
YOU may receive, and which intended as my
last effort. hut the officer in charge here has
been kind enough to give me hope that my ait
swrrs to yours will he forwarded.
In nv last, | mentioned that the people H'
| Charleston had treated us with conslderah3
courtesy on the occasion OF our aIrlNai III @ aI'
drparture from that city, hut neglected 10 slal'
another favorable change in our treatment lol'
| The officers have the liberty Of the iSlallH Oh
which the Castle is situated, from reNeuls I,
| retreat, and are allowed on the ralnpaIts UNI
1 tattoo. The rank and file are allowed the hberl,
! of the interior yard during the aforesaid hour
| This is quite change from virginia hospital''y ,
where we had not been permittei one mon'eu
for air or exercise during the hily days oil "
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SEWING MACHINES-wANTED LADIES
~ W learn to operate on Singers and Wheeler a
WILSON'S sewing machines practice till perfect and
recommended - work Terms Al AtIbD F'it,a
o., Brooklyn, up stairs. ocis 2lac'i2I
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sTEAMBOATS.

CUFAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON
= g, = whitehall st bet the Battery and South
fcrry Boats leave every hour from A. ~ y T.
NJ ON 6nr sundays every half hour W Z. NJ
tfsfgI
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SEWING MACHINES-LADIES TAUGHT
" 70 operate onl WHEELER 4 WILSON'S i'm
proved sowing machine practice on shop w,rk
berms S1-l5s Canal st. croS oi.rst9t
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DID THE only white man found At Beaufort,
Southern Coafedetacyl
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SEWING MACIlINE-WANTED LADIES
~ lea-n ~ operate ON Singers, Wheeler & VIII.
eon's and other sewing machines Learned perf,srt
nnd pracuco1 on shop work till satisfied. Al the
FHnges and easily learned perfect. Also nachnea
Sr sale and y lcL lG9 Orchard 81 near stanton.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING

two words, oq ess, one s-s ss,sy soUR LEs as,s
g. hree days, 81 aI days, Al ~ aa..1s "
M inside same price each day. a tr-~e
Mont and De.,hs % cents or e.oh sur u-u
he Convenience Of the ofiee ~ q. -. s.-tee =
NJ M 'e'''emsnts received un,il II o;ciosk =.
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SIWlNG MACIllNES-LADIES LEARNED
- =" opeiate ou w. & VS. latest improved sewing
m',n ne learned lll perfect iu d ia branches aud
T. rtcul'rs hy an experienced .uprat,r r., n
AL West - 10 It, near -th ave- mia g,iO1
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SEWING ES-WANTED-PER
=, Sons who wish h. learn " operate on Sin nre .,.
sowing machines terms only si' anil practice or
hl KINDS 81 worki Rlso some good sewers n lcarl
We pantAon trade. Inquire 30 Delaney II la
loh' 10 2tN,'tOi
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~, nDr. FAR, Of London, says I,

pead, at DR.. FAR, OF London, says
n, =" Of London, in paper issued by him on
q, raScs OF mortality, says that intenPearance acts
a ~ slow poison, and the deaths from drunkenness
and deltri,1n tremeHs, together exoeed the deaths
from all other poisons. "But," he adds, ~ I it uln
cnu 10 oyerate the Immense injury IN public heaih
arising in all ways directly and indirectly from thiS
0bpiOusly avOidGbk cause. suSSe c'EAo
wuoLKsALE AGENTS.
p C. WELLS & CO., 115 FRASKLE sr,NEw YoRK.
sen, by mail 70 any part u the country on receipt d
NOE %T
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WANTED on SINGER
w ,nnbincs /, work ou coats, the best wages CIV
a., ,,,d steady work. also button hole maker; AP-
,lv at 296 stanton st. basement. MS z'l'
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EMPLOYMENT-FemnIe,.

ONLY FOR 70 CENTS
l-'d'os taught H. op, rate on Wheeler & Wilson'S
se"ug na lime In all iti branches aui particulars
o. ull ki' ls Of work Aptly "A 400 Tsn,b a.. -.
flst st, IN the Drug Store Ms 800 ~
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SEWING MACHfNRS--LADIEST TAUGHT
~ T. operate on Sngor's and Wheeler n VILLAIN.
sewing machines by All old experienced teache. .
frHuce I'LL perfect on flannel shirtA and 9th r.
wuiN, and recommended " work after lsarnin
hSm VI u 81 90, At 50 stanton 81 near Allen priva
dwelling. ns lla,.
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'TED-3 OPERATORS ON SINGERS
bires. 4 prcssmrn 10 prgsa military pantalolns
,in srishers, and 20 baisters. The highest prices
DuJ any time il may be- required: Any VINO
yr,sl,-, nav lizard with the family, ~ Mliis2n ~
MS zlIT j. M'OON"i'N'
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE GREAT REMEDY
LOVE sTRON DRIN k

NAV NE OBTAINED or rna FOLLOWING AGaScEEs
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WANTED-5O TAILORESSES; To Operate
coats. Apply at 1Oi Sixth st, store. mis- G'iI3
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Latest from Cairo.
From the Memphis Appeal of Tuesday

From the Memphis Appeal of tuesday,
We conversed on yesterday with very intelli-
gent lady and gentleman who had Just arrived
from Illinois. having left Cairo the 10th inst,
and derived from them some interesting informa-
tion later than any we have yet had from that
tion. How they ran the blockade we shall not dis
close, as others, "sympathizing with the rebels"
may desire at some future time toieome the same
perlleus route, as refugees from King Abraham
domnions. These parties have lived in Southern
Illinois for some months and returning to Lou
islana their former State OF residence.
They assert that the new Federal gunboats had
not arrived from st. Louis as stated, they not be-
ing yet completed, and were not expected until
the middle next month or later. N.g
It appears that after Fremont was superseded
the work on them ceased, owing to a stampede
among the mechanics, who refused to labor with
out prospect Of pay Fremont made the contracts
for their construction. 4..
But two gunboats were on the Ohio river in ser
vice, the one at Cairo and the other Paducah--the
same that have recently been paying semocca-
sional visits to Columbus.
We further learn that there is no doubt of the
withdrawal of Hunters army from Springfield,
Mo-, with the view of their transfer to Cairo, as
part of the invading force down the Mississippi
valley. The troops from Cape Girardeau, Bird's
Point, and even Springfield, (ll.) were also to be
dispatched to the same point.
The general talk among officers and men was
that the army at Cairo to be increased to over
100000 strong before any advance movement is
made on Columbus. The force there now is not
over lo,ouO that at PaQncah about 5000 but re-
Inducements were going in very rapidly. The plan
OF attack, it was whispered among the knowing
ones, would be to come down on both sides OF the
river simultaneously, and completely surround our
army, cutting off communication and supplies from
the south by both river and rail.
Gen. Grants wife, who went over with our III
formants in boat to Paducah, on the 10th instant.
alluded to this expedition, and said the expectation
of her husband was that Columbus would be taken,
and that by May next the whole rebellion would
be wiped out"
Recruiting was going on very slowly all through
the Northwest, only those volunteering who are
forced by penury TO do so.
Finances were in desperately bad condition,
provisions bringing little or nothing, and money
scarce.
Our informants think that there is a steadily
growing spirit Of opposition among the masses to
the war.
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New esaas pals Crescent ahurssy yoang Nuremb 49, 1861
,ola. will be increased 70 over leo COO before an al

will be increased to over LOO GOO before an ad-
vance is made.
Senator James Green, of Missouri loyal friend
to the South as has ever BEEN was arrested at his
residence near Canton, in that State, about ten
days since, and was carried to Hannibal. His ar.
rest was made because of his rebel sympathies,
and he was to have been carried to Macon City,
where he would report himself at the headquar-
tiers of Gen. Todd
The Northern papers are rejoicing over the trai.
tors disalfectien of East Tennessee and the Demo
erat pronounees il 81 foretaste of the feast pre-
pared for the Contederates,n and thinks the bridge
burning one OF the " most Important events of the
war; :" The movement" it says, "was deter
mined on and carefully arranged three months ago
by several eminent Tenneseeans who visited
Washington and called the attention of the Lincoln
Government to the advantages that would accrue
from it. No doubt the vile traitors Johnston and
Maynard are alluded to, .,-
Five hundred seamen, under command of Com
mander Wainwright, left Washington by railroad
on tie 18th inst, for Cairo, where it is alleged that
they will join Commodore Foote'S fiotilIa, which,
we presume, is designed to come down the Misss-
sippi river simultaneously with the projected at
tack on Columbus At any rate the movement is
significant.
Four thousand Federal troops were preparing to
leave Maryland on the 18th inst. to a go into Eir-
ginia.h the point Of their destination not being
mentioned.
The Washington authorities had learned that Col.
Corcoran and thirteen other Federal prisoners had
been selected at Richmond as hostages to await
the result of trial of our privateers at the North
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From the North
LATE AND IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
from the Memphis Appeal

vi
We have been furnished with the St. Louis Dem.
ocrat, OF the 18th instant which contains six DAYS
later intelligence than we have before had from
the North. ltindicates that the Northern press
are basily engaged in discussing the legality of the
arrest OF Messfs. Mason and Slideli and are unan.
imous ia its justification. A dispatch from Wash.
ngton dated the 18th instant saws on the subject:
" The National fntellgeneer this morning contains
an elaborate article fully jusffying the capture 81
Mason and Slideil. II cites authority to show that
uRder the acknowledged law of nations, Capt.
Wilkes was authorized to board the English
steamer and demand the delivery of persons
charged with rebellion against the Government.
1t is believed here that the article foreshadows the
ground which viii be taken by the State Depart.
ment on the question"
On the contrary the Canada press are exceed
ingly indignant at the outrage. The Toronto Globe
and Leader as q dispatch from that city of the
18th alleges, both denounce the act with great
severity In the Language Of the telegraph, g The
Globe says 1t will add to the strength and dignity
Of the American Government if the captives are
liberated without remonstranoe from Britain. The
Leader says 1t is an insult which the nleapest Coy
efnnent on earth would not submit TOT
TIE BemoCr8t announces that Major General
halieek, Commahder.ia. Chief of the Western De-
partment arrived in St. Louis on the 18th inst. He
was accompanied by Brigaiier- General 8. Hamil.
ION. indications point strongly TO the Sransfer,
we think, OF hisRh6le army from Springfield Mo-
70 caro-, IS part Of the invading force down the
Mlsslssippi valley. We learn by private adyices
mat NE understanding at Cairo is, that this force
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GoyEgNeE's MEssAeE.-The message OF Cover
nor moore to the Legislature now in session at
Baton Rouge appears st length IN our columns this
morning. OF course il il unnecessary to direct
public attention to It, as It's Importance will com
mand for It wide spread. if not universal perusal
We have only had opportunity TO glance over
tie message hurriedly and must therefore, omit
extended notice at this time. We judge. however
that II IS an excellent document full of patriotic
mention and judicious suggestions, most Of which
we doubt not, viii be sanctioned by the Legisla
xrifo
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PLAEosZ' MILITARY SGHooL.---Ar. Platesz gives
notice this morning that he will form new classes
in the school for the soldier. company and battal
ion on the Est prozimo, when officers desiring in
struetion.in amy of those. branches can enter and
go through regular course Everybody who has
attended Mr.. Platosz' classes are delighted with
bis system Of teaching, and readily acknowledge
that they have been greatly benefited thereby.
We look upon this school as of the greatest i'm:
pertance, and hope that every officer will make it
big duty to avail himself Of the opportunity thus
offered to become well posted in tie tactics.
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The BLACK Flag ESifgentet !

Sixtyfonr good csens wanted IN or,ro.
company with the above name for the protection Of our os
There are two qualifications Indispensable to membership
l. Every must possess determination to neither va u
ask quarter on the soil OF Louisiana
2 Each member must be able 10 furnish his own nno,s
rife and hunting knife. ,.
All persons understand the objects Of the propcsed
hon without further explanation and those who are willing M
conform to tho two requisites above may Ind psos
70 enroll their names, with JOHN G. MoNRosE 81 Ca,np
street. every evening between and O'Clock
r. s'-RaeB will DO furnished the Company Mt present.
NC - ~ F
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VALuABLE MAP ron REFERENCE. y Messrs
Holie 5 ca, news agents, No. 81 Exchange place
have just published d map of the coasts Of South
Carolina, Georgia and part of Florida, which we
think win prove most useful to the public for refer
elce. The Different ports, harbors and islands ON
these coasts are accurately laid down, and q per-
son nsee at . glance all the points which the
recent invasion has made particularly interesting
at the present time. Such maps should be on the
table sof every one who wishes To keep himself
informed on the great events Of the day, for they
will serve as keys to the news Ne are all the time
receiving Messrs. HOLE q Co. selling them at
the vary reasonable price Of fifty cents each.
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; The New York Tribune admits that the Federal
naval expedition will accomplish nothing in the
end, and says IT should have gone TO Texas, where
there are thousands Of Union men waiting to re-
caiEe the Lincolnites with open arms True, but
to the embrace of death
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SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL T. TAYLOR IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.
Nos. 13 and Is Royal street,
Has nsorsa large supply of the celebrated CREME DE
BOUZY CHAMPAGNE pins; also other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsElCK, PIPER HEIDSEICR PAR
MENTlER, and other brands of inferior quality have
large assortment of the best Old shsrss uch AmONT
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON snd
ANCHOR RIEs-lss8-SOUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct imporatoR other Maderas of lower grade guperio
Old London Dry Dock Port and other Ports of less grade
The celebrated SAZARAC observation-disclosures 1885 l7qs
1862 and lsD5aarge supply always hand All grades Of
ChARET and WHITE WINES, in glass ard wood Wills
RFs-scooh and Irish, Old Rye, Bourbon and Wheat Whs
kys. SCOTCH ALERn PORTER in pints and quarts COR
DiALs etc. Ny usual assortment of the best WINES which
viii be sold On housen the city
AARON BIRD,
ais 2ply Nos, n and II Rovs, s.r,,,
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Virginia has already expended over &c 100000
in behalf of cause without taxing into the ac-
count the vast local contributions OF money be-
slowed upon particular regiments in the,feld. Her
contributions Of men have been fully in proportion
to her expenditures.
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Loog Ogr FOR GENERAA SceTr.- When General
Scott leaves New York for England in ane ~ he
British steamers, he will be taken ont Of Them
also every American Of the North, BY our Con.
tederate Prigataers, and held in bondage for Mason
and slideA Our Privateersmen are row bound
tor london and Liverpool, and will take from John
Bulls soil All the american Diplomats and other
4 spies and traitors to our Confederacy,
English ships are now no longer neutrals, and
must Z, submit to the right Of search. Poor John
pun = 20 longer sovereign Of the seas but tool
OF fankeedom and Lincoln. Wilmington journal
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RESIGNED. Late Northern papers received men.
tioG the resignation Of Commander Mercer. OF the
United States frigate Wabash II ia reported that
Commander Mercer. upon learning that the Wabash
was to Jain IN the attack upon South Carolina. re-
fnsed 70 AID in the hight and threw MP his corntospd
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" Receivers Notice.

seq 2ptf

COsFEpERGTz STATES OF AMERICA,
Receivers Office, No. 100 Gravier street, !
This District embraces all that portion of tie Parish Or
leans that lies above Canal excepting tbs right hank
the Mississippi river aud includes The Parish jefferson
GEORGE ". WARD, Receiver,
OF 2ntf No ION ftraxfe- .,aa+
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Clay GUARD. 7A meeting Of this company win
be held this evening, at O'Clock for the transac-
tion Of important business. 45t f. ~ = S{s
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Machinery for asaatfuctssa'sng
Z u r. p o $ e S.

largo stock of Steam Engines Stationary and Portable,
from to 10 horse power with the latest fuel saving improve
ments. ,. .s,.----
Boilers Of several varieties Wrought Iron Pipe Pamps and
general Of articles required by manufacturers
Also $4,000 feet IL seasoned aoorug and 5000 feet inch
seasoned boards. For Sale by
FREDERIC COOK, ST
sc 81. Charles street, New Orleans.
Address Box 1850, Post. Office nB 2plm
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CIrCuI&f.
epErRpBRATe SrATEs OF AMERICA, J
Treasury Department. I

,a H. rs Richmond Aug "a, 1851
The Congress the Confederate States has authorized the
Secretary the Treasury issue bonds extent not eS
ceedng hundred dollars purpose Of fund
nights treasury notes. aud for making exchanges for the pro
ceeds Of the sale OF produce and manufactured ares and
the purchase OF specie and military stores.
Under the authority Of previous net the Secretary appointed
Commissioners resident in different sections OF the several
States solicit in advance from planters manufacturers aud
cthe subscriptions Of the proceeds OF the sale OF their crops
other branches OF industry be paid for in bonds OF the
Confederate States, g.--.
To the patriotic Jealous efforts of these Commissioners
less than to the lofty patriotism OF the people, the Government
is indebted for aggregate subscription which reaches already
millions of dollars The heraty of every class OF the
community has been evnced The COTTON the rice the tobacco
and the sugar planters have We'd with each other and in the
FIRST named staple alone the subscription In several Of the States
reaches from third to ehaf of the entire crop.
II is not proposed has been frequently explained TO Inter
fere with the usual and customary planters and
others making sale Of their produce This necessary.
II only asked that each nd yidua shall Indicate in advance
thepropo of the which he willing 10 subscribe the
time and place of delivery the factor merchant in whoe
hands is to be placed for sale and who is authorized to pay
the proceeds and receive in exchange Confederate bonds
The bonds carry cent payable annually and
be issued of less denomination than hundred dollars
where the subscription for less when the limit
is fixed fifty dollars The payment of the principal
of the bonds secured will be perceived special
act OF Congress.
The agricultural and manufacturing Interests which have
the opportunity Of contributing the sustaining
the credit of the Government not in condition make
the loan previously authorized Their
plus capital already invested and their command
in the nature OF things mainly be looked for In
the future. Upon such future they auth zed
safely draw, and the investment proposed from
claims the of patriotism may regarded as alto
gether advantageous and safe any other business
tiens.
The time of sale referred the caption Of The lists which
|
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H7-Weare indebted to the Hon. E. Solomon, OF
the State Senate. for q pamphlet copy Of the mes
sara az (sov Moore
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PASoIA GuARDs. The regular drills Of this com
pany are announced in another column, and mem
beers are notified that they will be required to be
pnnctual, or be expelled. See notice. If ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-28

Large quantities Of salt coming in from Western
Virginia are bringing down the prices of that
article in Richmond and Petersburg
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AN ExPuL sloN.N Notice is given that Paul Mont
zanbecker has been expelled from the sumpter
GFeys for unsoldierlike conduct. See notice. "
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P. YEISER, NJ. D.

BE- Messrs. w. II. Adams w. ri. SeinpIe
AID T. D. Vanorn have full power attorney per
passed before W. H. Peters, Esq, Notary Public.
nIiH NIXON
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Aa-Ths great length Of the Governors message
and the pressure Of interesting matter upon our
columns, excludes the usnal amount Of editorial
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R5-NOtfce-T take this method of offering
professional services free charge the families
who absent from the city military duty. Residence
Harmony street. between Prysa and Coliseum seots
District.
nySl 2ptf P YEISER M D.
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z 2 aFHloNAHln FUaNi rufis, Erc..-lYe would inYite
the attention o. sfose o 10 the advertise
1asns Of ses iaa1drs's sals rake place this
Hal - gS
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A felegraphio liae has been established along
the traek Of the southern Railroad from Yicksburg
% Meridian, Miss .and is nov in operation
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AnsIvAL. or GINS. We are gratifiea to ststt
lnas aooas fu1o OF the guns which recently arrived
s.a.e, @, g used in arrning our soldiery They
come in the Z nick Of tinie.1 ~ 49, - =
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BEAuEEG ARD BATTA LIoN.--N Notice is given in
another column that the regular weekly drill of
this battalion viii take place on next Friday after
noon at o'clock, as usual. The non=comn1issioned
officers drill will take place this afternoon, at the
armory Of the Crescent Blues.