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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-31

4@4 1lAW OF NJ Vak ~ ~ !, :.
~ AS6sorIbserfsv Who do not give express No
Az u RS cdi{ffsry, ars considered g wishing
etdllhhS fhsif subscffptions p sss
.eDu fs6tseiib9s order the discontinuanos p
unjnasa5spspSrs,t the spublishsrs may coAtinn'
oS<Sna& 4heu until all ayreerages are paid.
I'LL tnbscribsrs neglect Or refuse g tax
ukef. psper, from Che ohices to which they an
Sf,1rfed. thsy are held responsible till the,
No ssttisd the bill, and ordered them discoi'l
s. subsSffbsrs rssnssss. 10 other places
Si1E8[i1s1 Slie publishers, and the pal
y6ts ~ ssu& to tlss former direction, they ars|
kslA hjpehailes. sas hoo 80
bsSa T1ie eeusfe hAye:dscidad tha rsfustng til
49, 4erieaicelA from The on'ce. Or Tsmnosins| ns
and 1esyipE. them uiaealied for, IA Prima faci-I
:sik{ss1. zi|s5.. !, 81 III ION al syanA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-31

;Gd .;ss b i charged da sitA ssnplipisy there,
n shisAbs -, SD crime cornniaabls cor by
the Courts, ,lsndoaly }. by the Cuurts. ii And
I ana amazed atlths faculty of public Oh
GERS who can taks no lxarning from the
distinctly uttered voics Of 4 free people.
Tam, and always have beseh. afi unwarsSer.
ing enemy of this isfsbelliSaL ec1fsetis I'M its
origins most lsceurseda in ita sprogresse---
and . supporter of the. Administration
am Judge of the highest Court Of this
State. And if no honest voice has vet
reached the ears of our Govsrnment, I
wish to say, and to be heard il saying that
Star Chamber process and Secretary's
warrants are dangerous Instruments to
play With, and that AMONG u.s., the true,
stanch supporters of the Government, who
would crush treason With the :, iron heel,
but Who, knowing the law, are compelled
to hang our heads in silence at the men
ton Of cases which have occurred in our
Spies are hardly e,at;on.d ito d9,dhas vh.ss they s
are where they can cdo no. infinite harm;
but 4 powerful hand and an oppressive one
as laid on = person here, who is not in q
position for doing mischief, If be would
and who is supposed to have no friends.
In this respect, | thank God, there has
been mistake. II IL true that he is a
young mans Of not much means or infu-
ence; II Is also true that he mas q young
wife (married not long since); and for no
assigned deause, and for 10 assignabls cause,
that those i'm powsrdars to give breath to,
ne Is taken away ifrom homss without
giving g MS wlfe az mstants interview
bn or e cnance 70 see hlm' Is this. country
'ne nThs : sance o. cen.uIy agol .u
Souhs5 nan q vac gfanason OF taa'
u.ian asaey VINO aiveA ana died Senator
oI me on1ed states from Connectlcnt, who
Nss sne IAN ss. oullea y t1s sa,
oaa. u ualy.us .glounu = 9 asnins.on, sn0
"s1ss S.s rIau.:sD sais aaocsoas
-. -. ao.oa - ' ~ ens' Peof's Al
'-s ps'son u A's assoeuuanss as Ea7o
Lam not speaking merely my own epin-
ION, o. suen arrests. koRN the opinions
and the feelings Of many Of my bretherr
OF tho Bench. And If the Government is
seal'y uss'Ious olsso Pfoceeo'ng a. to
.:N oa1 II a4. sog ma1 Puonc eul
l::Pasons' 10y ~ g anesfe' ,nos 4ealsiy
- - - 's1ye1s GOrP9s, wv - open
ueo,Alas.oa ~ ~ - tne eSl Wolio. sr.aS aes.
/ - Had | been : few hours earlier made
aware OF this case, should not have troub,
led you With aword; but would have seer
that the process of the Supreme Court in
citizens accused Of such oifsnses from any
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-31

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
BOARD OF COUNCILMEM

regular session Of this Board wss held on Ihure
day afternoon. President c. &. PrScSsH 0ecup''a WV
chair L.h, d. vs,o Ma
Mir BARNEY moved 20 take from The table the eo hes
sag OF hi. Honor tho Mayor saiast the ,eos'9
tie freedom of the city NJ. rhufow Weed nc es'sN
wa, read and the adopted voc w
lection. of the Mayor. The vote oot-feas 10, NY
The North. Ess Oipensary asked Tor an app
400 10 be applied TO the chaiIsbe aes OF tis' iuuu'
Referred 10 the Committee OF Don,tion. ara
Mr. RIOS, offered q resolution directing the r'is
pro.a COMPANY % rails laid ON tho Eishih avenue
,o Eiah y-s-cond street, or rs lar Is asieeh
Railroad Committee 9. ....,..,., 49,, Owen tbs
h,St.sv coaches now standing on the futy .nnth
trance Of the Central Park to stand there on 90
Several measures have recently como before
Council 10 place taegrsph apparatus Tn various .s,a
report was mace this meeting Ia isset rha ue~r
in yesari TO the house OF Ensne nP""' wv
ure me. with considerable oppostisn I'D, d. ,gs n 70
NJ lows concluded that |. would bs rn'Ais 20 80.
,ps company unless II given to all the ..,rs
IL The way tho Common Council we,s NJ U,.,tmsol Il
you'd have the effect Of making paid Fis
another year Tho paper was amended 90 eI
hanld not exceed $3.50 and then concuisa W. ,h N
Air SrsvRNsos here addressed Ae Beard sh ;S bs VA
uust return 10 his regiment tho JIthl ION
.h.eot on fHrlough aud desired to eAPies'".
die members for attentions to him. lie Lel s
resolution from the other boAid 70 p@ .s, AMEN ~
IA the house HOOK snd Ladder SonpS csss S?o M
by providing that the e1.o"'' '
.anmnuicstio WAS received nom Col oeose Soa,Sc
,ssny his thanks for the donation by ne Comm Par. Ben
aac ssOo In aid of sok and wounded sosaie's " Wv
racss The paper placed on ne lin, an sorropns
"a. nscsn, 10 paw tho donations OF t!s vossa fhs IN
~, IsA ,ls and messengeu OF the Common COUNCIL
e0 TS. sosri al, ourned to NEXT Monday at sp NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. JUNE ~ 1907

COMMITTEES for making to celebrate thu Fourth
of july aud uppoprsing therefor. was lost for want
OF a can, iitntinnal vote, az follows ,
Inymat.rs- Mcssrs smith, Walsh the President Messn
Reed Mitchell J-:rmish Allen. Uuiwell and fsriey-9.
EcgaEreii-ssis Hall Brady, Chip Dayton ffeAf' BOOZE
Frone' and Gene-s . =,
r..oia We. adopted slproprsng $4,000 to the char.
it.hl, fund o. tie ..ow-N TX fiIe department. 49,
A resolu;on So fivor OF paying John H. Ellis aIeo Tor
egnd excess of INSPECTION fees job Of regulating &c
Filyixh street was opposed By Nj Dros the grourd
ibottte .tssm.n IN the port not correct aud that
h. had bena Informed by Mr Even. the Superintendent OF
sds st tie claim not enc that ought 10 DC
allowed. IL Wa. laid over.
Adjourned til Monday neI' at p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

The London Ec0nomist Of the 18th inst thus
notices the Money and Stock market for the week
ending tho preceding evening:
strong feer THAT the rate Of discount would BE- advanced
- cent =. 'he Banh meeting On Thursday existed ia tho
y OF the week and there disposition provide
against stringent market Very little IL under the
banh rate but the anticipated arrivals nom Australia added
10 the sums lately received from MeIico and America, will
probably resrd sny important increase IN tho value OF money
Tho following the ordinary charges for paper Of various
dates;
10 to 80 .'.'..''.'.s'.''.....'.xidJf cent.
months. ......."............3Ro cent
Sinphths's. az " ocus-
montbs-Bsnk bills. ...............&p ce,t
mOnths-Isads bills ...............idil y cent
On the Stock Exchange money ha, been Ia demand
aud during the settlement fon x " y cont was paid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Several of the friends OF tho late C0i' -
fsvette Riker of the Anderson Zouaves have 'o'.
Committee to raise funds for 'ne '''' r;...
monument to his memory In Greeuwo0u.
Bradey of the zouayss has tho matter III oo"s"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

sifed and picked over and toa certain oxten con.
densed within tho limits Of the present volume ~
il cl lefty devoted to local, geographical. ana 'o'
cal details in regard to the prominent points III
fashionable European tour, and contains many pta0'
teal suggestions that may be of scrvco to the mex
perienced traveller, although these might have oeeh
more copious and precise, without Damage 70 'ne
work. especially in the portion which treats OF Great
Britain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

...,, v,su ~, THE NORTHFRN STATES OF AMER
"Ni NC. aWD BRlTlsH PROVINCES. BY bARsVELL'
limo pp. 34 Carleton g A..
Next 70 the pleasure Of Turing basket OF the
fnny brood" from their naive element is that oil
follow ing The graphic pictures in which the sport is
described Ly one who reproduces lis own experience
20 wildly as the writer OF the preeent volume. Ihe
salmon, tie trout, and tie piekerel are his favoie
isles. and he d;scourses on their hsbits their haun's
End the mode of their capture witt the precision OF
in expert and the enthusiasm Of an amateur. bi'
y,nule is cool and refreshing IS plate of iced
s.raN berries and must prove pleasant companion
on d Summer tour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

A new novelty Mrs. SouthwOrth entitled " Loves
Labor Won" is published by Peterson Brothers.
The materials for The plot drawn FROM American
life, and are illustrated IN the welknown character
isic style Of the popular authoress.-The same
house publish 1.-THE Frt or Passages in the Life Of
Fashionable Young Lady" an Euglsh novel by
Mrs. GRAY, printed from the advanced sheets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27
From day to day money Government Securities worhS
Another promineut authority says:

AnOtQer
Tho downward tendsncy in the course Of prce, OF gram
noticed in tn. prscedn: two weeks sppeM i,S
20 br1e tie crops to .sfscoy issue has stre te
bao OF holders At the same time The genera ol
ms @ d.aor, AMI nakcrs also hoa bu .e ha.ing for
mon past, the Trent .fa been buying nom nan "
mouth has still further cSn'foa:sa 70 Soy ~, rsst six
tendency in prices Tho weather duins .ns a. he
weeks WI. decide tho character oil inc next ,as
Wnsa Win .n. supply from farmers this week and
more scivo dem.ud weeks prices have been ready 'o
Tb. imperial average Of Wheat, Nay 1862. wu5i' "a
Same time 1901. 81
Same tiue 1870. ~
These nsuses full Of promise to the ioJa s.ae R
curing Mi,.oa Maryland Delaware and tbs
more Northern gsirSTowinz or provision producing '
ries.
Financial authorities in London, In Wow OF the
grain movement, cay:
Tn. unsettled balance between New-Yofk and Europe
ths less than at tim last year. and nucn iea tHs
he sse date year before when American trsde YVES
In normal So Tar thn there seems I, DO prssen
tendency to an equ briu la the exchange ana TO
ing Of "a, demand for bills on Lcndop lois tenoe".f
however, nevtraizod by two causes In th- mrs. pIsce ne
h. Glasses cling into their old naoit OF
spending the summer months IN Europe c'o"o e'rJ "a
ri in Lond@n or Psris there Is proporionate demand
crested in New-fork for foreign bis
The Editor of TIE Money MARKET Reriev says;
The American gsiu shipments of the present season arc Pc
The e re only 10 import she l. now doing 70 oc-
ou pro9ng pio Of the specie moveueot from Sew'ioh
10 i,ros Here sain howoyer there disturbing agen
rir 10 lie TIE long rked Of Tax bill Is III ieag
aid 10 be ia ,rg rsiiy clause by clause Committee Of
the S,us ano snud be passed aud approved tue ngh
al. c, AN r 40 diui,,L ppo.ts In other words.
r. In ~ ~, .x biil a. vht esd 20 keep down the obi
.on. Of tho Uu.d ates kursps 10 pout WHEN TIE
odna. .. un,pt, would mor. nearly cover Snoui tbis DO
h ssnlt II viii nr yer, dsdyuntsgeors US. would
49, ~, re-. 10 ,fe Il -aay y.ay rssrcied Exports Of
anT r,sonfsrts,e 10 Auecc.
,,s,. fc,. and matter Of fact considerations
M. mi. 10 ION for themselves which
.,,l nee leo, 10 n,.ad tpe than positive Statements,
w. 49, hv =. nm o,ousuulea
IL n, IL ,rn ln- the fears which enter
sd ,onr .borf Tim. ago about the American Spring aud
bee relieved tLitsVIdOlc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

ArRACTloAL GUIDE TO TIE STUDY OF TIE DIS-
CNsES OF Ts!E TYE. BY HENRY w. WtIJlAM''
n. d I2no PIP 81 Iicknor L Fields. Ne" York;
Sheldon & Co. - ,
TIE author of this volume has aimed to fuFnish tbs
younger members OF the medical profession with
clear and explicit description of the usual forms Oh
o,h,hamic disease and guide to the course CT treat
meut beet adapted in MINORITY of cases, to remove
the morbid condition. While literally drawing upon
the abors of his predecessors, lie has enriched BIZ
work with the resus of bis own experience, which
eu.body original views Of no small importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Tie North British Rep'er presents miscellaneous
table of contents, with but few srticles that challenge
special attention either from The importance Of their
subjects, or the manner in which they are treated.
An instructive summary is given Of portion of Sir
Coraewsll Lewise recent work or the Astronomy
OF the Ancients," and the number closes with glow
ng tribute to the poeiical merits OF Mrs. Browning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Tho whole month Of June leGl yielded s6OteI.
The statement of the business of the fiscal year.
ending Both April, of this road, published few days
ago, was incorrectly printed. The net earnings al
ter paying the dividend, was 81, es3 81
The Pan INA Railroad earned ia June:
June, 1867
June. 1861 Observation-Disclosures ii<VVV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Tie Ed,r5prgh Reriew Scot & Co.'S Reprint
contains articles on Jesses Memoirs Of Richard the
Third; Capitalization; Guessards Edition OF the
Carovingian Romances; Recent Researches in
Buddhism; Modern Domestic Service; Mommseps
Roman History Cotton Culture in India Ahson's
Lives of Lori Castlereagh and Sir c. Stewart; Pub
lie Monuments; David Gray; Clerical Subscription.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

thai, Twoods up Cos parske ofhs hardening tendency
and acme producers Of 1908 and ner numbers have Raised
there WIS., ls.. week ssd s t. disposition 70 Do mere
BUSHES. ia different i.ds Of cloth for various foreign mar
like the ls,er are mostly bare Of suppie'i but under PR
ent circumstance the merchants operate very cautiously
spt.nSsy :: once banging c.r..n IaJ cloths SS
sbd other articles
HUDDERsFIELp.--This has been sort Of holiday
market and the xuount of business transacted has been small
In consequence There have been few representatives, Of
shipping present aud these have purchased although
various suitable for tn. export trade Two or
three Fierc buyers have also been N ate s.d have
selected mall parcels u fancy ow seroe chiefly 10 the oet
qualities business has been decidedly quet ia black and
nxus dooh'ns and other regular market goods end con.
o. tue hrs,a an ssn WSsnrvsr tho sale: q
larger guam Ties can IN this way be induced prices show
which are being maintained for anything good clean In
Bu.nes. . moves vey slowly in TIE country trads.
but is observed that supsoes aud plain good. are nov
being mere generally than at guy tune since the intro
dacto Of Scotch wee which ls.,r have nov duns tev
eru scasou, snos entirely cccnpied the market Ihe '
nroyed Zee ng In the London trade TO which referred n
report still contnne' and gives promise OF moro 's|
LFyps.-pIain cloths OF excellent quality are still
sonewha in demand bat FOX sncy goods there were only
ow inqaries few psesii , 81 Hale H IL OSIy nSaesn :.
prr.ea There are cny buyers in tie to~o and thsy
with extreme caution There are
T iii Ser, pretty actively At work The auIfactuie II
getting into more active occnpston wna' w.
departments Of thu clohtrsde which are now taking Pecs
BRADFoRD.-Thege Is little dong IN WOOL ,o-day.
Pc-. are hru There fair business doing In both arms
and III ce Tho hone merchants the principal
na rpor hcusas doing ef business than they
were short tim. ago. 1hs lat American appears 70
have unayorabc influence VI that important brancn OF
irsde. -, =.
RocHpALr.-Flaunel-T total Of The days buei-
me-. \. hut all but The warehouses EXHIBIT for the last week
as total of s1es The recently noted Improvement Ia The
ci Ioo.s OF common Lanes hires and Neioncs
Flnnes also Keep oving though thcrsre less IA re
quest than months back fhere no sppeosos s,e,s
ton In prices There has been slight noyeueLt Ia hefseys
and sccurers ba has only been effected by "a, accept
OF unreuuperstve rates Noo-Jhs io;ei woc usae
shows gradua improvement the demand accompanied by
q slight addition to the quotations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Total....... s3S.5J3 u e57,33S W Inc 6ls5O2 81
The following shows tho receipts Of the Morris
Canal Company for tho weak and season compared
with the corresponding time last year:
Total TO juno IA l6t2 ...................@BJBHf ~
Week ending Juno 81 lDt2....,.,....,.. sob 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

nA6 erH HANDBOOK FOR TRAVELLERS IN En-
norE AND THEEAsT ByW PExBaoEs PrrRrpax
Line pp. 49, BsTsr Brotusra '''"
The immense mass Of information oontansd 4,
mnray's popular guide-books together with sevsrsl
"'u'' leading authorities in foreign travel. has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

The experience Of the author during his i'm.
prisonment BY the Rebels 10 related at length,
snording = terrible revelation Of tho ferocity
OF the civil war. and the influence Of Slavery
IN stimulating the WORT passions Of man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

The statement Of tho present week as compared
with the preceding shows an increase of tiGi.92l in
the items OF loans aud discounts, $2s3 500 in crcu
lSion, 1892 600 in depos&, and decrease Of a. A5
in specie.
The London Times Of the 18th inst, thus notices
and quotes American securities:
Grand Trnh of Csnsd. stock and Buffalo sai Leks Huron
advanced l. and Great Western Of Canada shares GRAND
Trunk Of CapAdA 1 Preference bonds receded do.
Dobontures Of 1861 aud 1872 each Atlantic and 81
Lawrence la American securities he business little
than nominal and the hIA quotations uoaite ed
ImHrl Glnai.a Runea Hu.uA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

Loans. DepositS. Specie. CfcuVp.
Ny Inn. a. sis 800 Tsls 90 0s s+5 90 $40 49,
Boston June a. u OsS 962 IJS TB30tA 6l59 ~
Phil i'm. 70 80 53l6s5 24lSiJi< o,to9ylo 432i 73
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-27

sl4l $50 Cos Ia 92 IA s4t aoB as 10 32i 0S
Last week.. 2J9 73s jas 1909 80 N6sTfJO i8s7 s5i
Last year ..... 1895 Oc9o43 Rl5sJJ2l 5i,6I77N B9Hs:t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-22
NORrRERN TTRms.

At q late war meeting in Columbus, Ohio,
$4,000 were subscribed. Arrangements were
also made Tor ~canvassing the counties of the
State to raise volunteers.
The abolition organ at Nashville says that a
company of ninety p~artissns were captured be-
tween Gsllstin and Huntsville on the 10th.
They had arrived at Nashville.
A northern paper accuses the authorities at
Washington with follies as follows: Expending
money now to build a dome for the Capitol cost
iug a million. Extending ali the Department
buildings, and expanding thousands upon the
Treasury extension especially. When taxation
is so enormous all this ought to be sacrificed TO
provide ways and means for the war.
The Governor of New York has taken upon
himself the authority at once to offer a bounty
OF fifty dollars to each recruit, and provide an
amount sufficient for that purpose trusting to the
next legislature to legalize it.
The 9ih Vermont regiment, the first of the
new levy organized, arrived at New York on the
10Th.
A meeting held in Detroit to facilitate the
raising Of new regiments for the war, broke up
in a rev. Cause not stated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-22
THE REsIsrANor AT vICKsBURc.
Tne EeseraIs Risco.srased.
The Cu.-oG Canal Admitted "A Failure.

The resistance offered by our forces at Vicks-
burg is discouraging the Federals, as will be
seen By the following extracts from q letter TO
the Cincinnati Gazette
The steamship Rhode Island came up from
New Orleans last evening. Sac encountered
rebel batteries at Grand Gulf, and was hit
fifteen times. No one was killed, however.
pilots have been sent for by Com. Farra-
gut, and an expedition viii go down the river as
soon as they come, with the purpose OF cleaning
out G and Gulf again. One Of the larger boats
of his fleet is aground below.
The rebels have made heavy batteries, both at
Grand Gulf and Ellis Bluff, which are support
ed by adequate infantry forces under Generals
Bragg and Gustavus Smith. Both points are
naturally strong, and are doubtless supported in
the rear by rife pits.
The weather continues exceedingly hot, even
for this climate.
The Conestoga lost FIVE men yesterday and
to-day, from excessive exposure in firing.
The canal promises to make an excellent ditch,
but little else, and truth compels the statement
that YIcksburg is in small danger Of being d.
vOrced from Father Mississippi. The water has
so far resolutely refused to enter, while the ex-
cavatlon IS much too narrow and shallow TO
promise success. The negroes make little show
of working under their new masters. l have
means of knowing that a movement from COTinth
is intended, perhaps has been already started, to
assist the feet here. Until then we will proba-
bly, remsin idle.
This afternoon Commodore Porter's mortar
feet starts for New Orleans. 1t will be accom-
panied by four Of flag officer Farragut's vessels.
Evidently their destination IS Mobile, though
many of the officers think it Fortress Monroe
and James river. Flag officer Davis feet has
been increased by the arrival Of the SUmptsr,
and the Bragg and Essex are both reported on
their way here. OF news there is none, and the
sum total is told in the by no means original
tale that it is terribly dull. Or one fact, how
ever, there is no doubt. The rebel force in this
sectiOn-batween this and Mobile-has been
under estimated. The CONSUMPTION law is in
full force, and the Confederate army is greatly
increased. Battles will yet have to be fought
through this section of country against a formi-
dsble enemy, and months win eIapse before
navigation is open to New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-22

Under the head of AN impudent note from a
Southern lady" the New Orleans Delta pub
fishes the following, showing how a true South
ern lady dared to beard Pieayune Butler in his
stronghold
EDITOR DELTA: Sir-Having been arrested
a few days since for the display of Confederate
colors upon my person, in eOmmemoration of
our victory in Virginia, and since released upon
unconditional terms, l now desire through your
columns to contradict the rumor of an apology
having been made by me to Butler for the So
called offense.
1 take the liberty of adding that 1 never had
an interview with the above person, nor to es.
cape punisbmenut had to lower the dignity If
cur Southern principles, which l then and still
represent.
l am, sir,
Mas. E. A. CowEN, 1879 Canal ST