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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-05-06
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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

"WAshington Is safe,' and so are the
rebel raiders.
The snsmy il attempting to blockade
James River.. -
"A large expedition has left New Orleans
% attack Mobile, il is supposed.
u. istepotted that rebel force of from
5,o0oto IL, 900 has entered Kentucky.
Officers state that large portion Of
Johnsons army have been sent to REIN
force Lee. .rnlo:rr- au
Sherman's army has advanced FIVE miles
south of the Chat.ahoocbie, aud his guns
command Atlanta.
3 The expedition sent out from Memphis
met the rebels and defeated them inaict
ing loss-of 1000, Forrest was wounded
and his horse and equipments captured.
1t is rumored that Prices army has been
disbandedu and sent into Missouri. The
State is swarming With guerrllIas, aad
great excitement exists at St. Joseph and
vicinity, aud some Sighting. ,.rs
Nothing late from Grant &C.,.
stanton 'agafnsf GeH. McCicllan-A
Disgraeeful Presiding.
- D..
1t appears that Lieut.. Col. Bowman, late
Superintendent OF the Military Academy
N Dn,nf has haau l:o,p.,.al h. h.,
Secretary of War for the objectionable
offence Of having invited Gen. Mcclellan
to deliver the address on the late interest
ing occasion at the Academy, Of the laying
Of the corner stone ct monument to the
West Point soldiers who have fallen or
may tau in this war f,r the life of The na-
ton. Gen. Mcclellan, as a West Pom,
soldier, distinguished for his services in
thi, war, u tine scholar, Christian gentle.
man, "a iavorite with the army and people
was certainly proper man on this occa
sion Tor orator Of the day. His beautiful
and patriotic address establishes it in fact
Act, toe this very Daiural mark Of respect
to Gen. Mcclellan, Cot. Bowman is re.
moved from West Point, in consequence
OF the impiacaole hostility Of the Secreta
~ of War to Gen. Mcclellan. This dis
graceful proceeding President Lincoln
surely cannot sanction. He will act wise
Iy in turning Mr.. Stanton adrift, and put
ting Gen. Mcclellan in his place. On the
other hand, the indorsement by Mr.. Lin.
coIn Of this disrepu,ab'e ac, of petty tyr.
amy aud viDdieuve punishment on the
part Of this man stanton, will be apt to
prove in the end, so far as the Presden,
is concerned, one of the most serious o.
all the blunders of his Administrations
| ~. \. Herald.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23
,AsseskOr's Notice.

Assessor once, L. :. Internal Revenue,
90. .-" r. Sixth Disirie, Of Iowa.
Marshalitown, Town, May 3lst, 1894.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 whem Ii M Jay con ern
~ that frsasths st until the Goth day of Jun Q
next, the lists. Valuations and Assessor nts Of
G. Hudson, ASST Assessor of the Ath division
of this Distrisa will be open at his Office in Sioux
City for inspection, and that ON the I'd Of July,
tbe.Conrt House in Sioux City. the Assessor sili
hear and determine all appeals relative to any
erroneo or excessive yaiMA tioCs made ~ eaia
Assistant Assessor 49, @~ '~s
juheA-aw pELOS ARNOLD, Aksessoy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

10 Hthere IL any truth in the telegraphic
dispatches, Mr.. Lincoln is ashrewdirader.
He haAexchsassd@ 1000 head of horses.
cattle and mules, and large aroses Of
sheep aud hogs for new Secretary of
War--and gave Montgomery Rlair,s resi-
aence to.boot Hair didn't like II mach,
bst Tho country can afford ~. sa-
~ Capt X. NJ Littler ms been rrono.
ted to Major BY the Presilest. as1b
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

- The Duhuaue Herald gives = table
-ihc&iie Dubuque 'ocoontyo to- have 5oA9
psyssns subject 10 draft. sar e<s-+,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

Consisting Of
Coats, Hats,
Pants, Caps,
Vests, Boots,
Shirts, Shoes,
Cigars, Tobacco,
.s Yankee Notions,
&c, &c.,
Purchased befare the late advance IN gold We in
tend to give our customers the benefit Of cur bar
gains and ndersell all competition We have alss.
y large stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
All the popular Prints,
Hosiery,
$751;. Woolens,
White Goods,
Dress Goods.
At~erYlo w prices on the corner of Pear st and
Lsvce. Goods W arranted to give eat.
10 facttoM u all ases.: q
vol+4c4S ISAAC HAAS.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

-, The following from the Cinciaaati Co.
.sette, which hos been one oflthe most
rabid supporters sef The Administrations,
asLop|d BE- cssrfully read b every voter.
II is startling disclosure Of the sriains
.sud iucompstency which has charac.er-s
ICED NJ. Lfucoln's dealings wtbthe mo-
mentous affairs Ola dis,rac,eicountry:-.
The Gazette asserts now, just what has
long been charged by Democrats. That
there has been no unity of action in the
Cabinet, that each member acled for him.
self and upon bis own responsibility, that
"Mr. Lincoln's proceedings have not
deserved or commanded the respect of the
psvrie, that hs~hss violated the Censsisa.
ton, and is with out the honesty, patriot.
ism or ability to ehlitle him to his present
position. Read and reflect: "'
Cabinet councils, which had become
fixed usage with previous Presidents; were
absn doned and from this fact has orisi.
mated all The difficulties aud they are very
great) Of the Administration. 1t is an
error Of great magnitude. Men who are
fit to Sc the heads Of a grent nation are
ri to counsel together; and no one can
doubt that the couclasiDn Of harmonious
Cabinet couucil would have .eopmspded =
respect in the country which Mr.. Lincolns
proceedings have not. In such circum>
stances Mr.. Chase received no direct aid
from the Administration, but his three
years conduct of the Treasury have been
three years of hard, uptiring labor, with
no assistance from the Government ex ce pit
the acts OF Congress. His labors have
been ineessaut; his responsibilities in.
mense,y and what was his treatment from
the Admi istration? Ole member Of the
Cabinet (aominaily Cabine,) was constant
in his abuse and opposition. This might,
2nd in our opinion ought, TO have been
borne But our readers recollect recent
scenes in Congress, when man who held
at the same no oment what the Constitu-
ton expressly torbids) seat in the House
Of Representatives and commission as
Major General in the army III and a broth.
er Of Cabinet Minister, rose aud de,
nounced the Secretary of the Treasury in
unmeasured terms for everything which
bis malice could invent. A cardid, rea
sonable man could not have doubted that
such fellow Gt it were placed on mere
grounds of common cIvllity and courtesy
would no longer be coun;enanceu by the
President No such thing. Mr.. LINCOLN
received him to his bosom, and quietly
permitted . gross violation OF law in his
favor. . ..us
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

Why ToD Is NOT SECRETARY OF THE
TkEAsURY.-H is said that after the Pres.
idens appointed Tod Secretary Of the
Treasury he learned that he was bringing
to bis Cabinet m ini'nitable story teller
and joker, ono who would be formidable
rival in that particular. Such thing
was not to be thoughtof. The interests Of
y distracted country demanded that Lin.
coin should retain the Belt - cham.
pion joker, therefore Tod was slaughtered
Poor Dave Tod's fate should be warn.
ing'to all jokers seeking places under the
present Administration. v.H za2fe,+
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

Arcarman in New Orleans ran over and
put out the light Of y very young Ameri-
can citizen Of African descent, and was
heard to excIsim, " God bless thu emanci'
patton proclamation, lf l bad done that
two years ago it would have cost me Eve
hundred dollars ..-s. ..,~-,.s.,. ...-.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

s.Thaeiittle surprise party that JEFF ssns
araS-sisis Abeahas returned hieLlyelsted
niIh tbsir entertainment and s4ccsgs. A..
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-07-23

o. = 11as Duhuaus Hi,aM says the 6ar.
iers in that city don't Shave on Sunday. y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

osN.-JoHSsToNs RH7oRT.--TEe Sentinsl gives
the following explanation of the delay in the pub
licatcn Of Can 10. L Johnstnn's report, Iisa,
that the Dispatch "in;iMaie. some sinister reason,
for the delay. No such il;lmaiion ha. annea.ea /,
tnIs paper, uoI sta 3is stats
sl OF The fac; OF the delay san bs 10 :r,ved Int,
nr iutims,Isn of "soms sinister r5aseH.'' usay.,
he least Inquiry would have disarmed any sus
pc!On >ush As is manifested; but - the inlma
tion referred to has b=en mad- IL il proper 10 sar
that, during the session nf Coasress, ia- pubijcs
iou OF biiis, committees reports, reports ii iha
departments, &c, nectssar:!y rake psece.i-ne. Of
f0sumeuts not essential 10 cu.reat l-.i.iatte;..-
TIE last session OF tuugscys Wa, eptt ss,; y.,y
busy one, and its demands on such printing faei,t-
lies tie times allow was great ss u eoGpsi
.ti: posipoBsni.hi Of 6en JohDston's report after
all, TOR only ieW weeks. There is neAsdy 10
blame fof It
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

Hsdsv 8sstsnSs a DsatA following
soldiers, members OF Pickett's division, are
now confined In Castle Thunder under sem
tenee Of death for desertiOa pronounced BY
a Court Martial recently convened st Kins-
ton, n. c.: Privates Alexander Mathews, co
G, 1Ath Va reg't; Jas II Watson, % H, and
Bartlett Stokes, co Z, 86th Va; R W Evans,
co K, and Larkin Foster, 60 A, sd Va;
Washington Adams, Thos A hiler. james
W Hiler. and VIM roler, co D, s7th We;
Jesse Clayton, 60 ,, 9TH Va; James D Grey,
William NJ OVERLY, Josiah G Evans, and
James Bransheid, CO l, 57th Va The 9TH
of the present month IL the time appointed
for carrying out tho terms of the verdict oi
the CoHrt-MaEtial
There were also committed to Castle
Thunder yestsrdsy james b Thompson and
Daniel Evans, arrested whilo attem pting "a
cross our lines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22
TRsAsuRY DEPARTMENT., Q 8 A, !
1QQA (

TRIAsuRy DEPARTMENT, A,
k:Ghmona. March IL. 1854
TIME following Depositasies sre estsniisneo M ioI
! funding Treasury notcs IN the STATE o Virginia
caster h Co. BANK Of the Commonwealth, Rach'
mcnd
Jas Gibson, Abingdon
CD 0ardEer, CLrissiansbufg
W NJ Blsckferd, Lyu burg
John II Johnson, Da VILE
AT Kinney, Staun.'a
Daniel Dodson, Petersburg
Taley, ClAEksvlle
W Vasa, PcHr3burg
Bsuk Of Rockingham, Harrisouborg
VIC Venable, eArnvilie
Geo 4 Baker, Lexington
Pi!zsr, Cashier, Salem
Bank 1f s,cottsv:ile, sccitsvue
r. Morrison, WysheyiIc
Abel, Cha' lottesvile
BCcnway, pittsyiyGnia CH
Al Burnside, Union.
In addition to the above the Chief Quartermaster
m zach army corps 10 authorized TO receive and
fnnd notes They are the following:
Msior J Harman, Q N, Orange H. Lieut. Gen
MAJOR % a Fisid, Q n, Orange 9 h, Lsas Gen A P
hnss Ms,or or'p R risshush, Z u, Orange b, Major
cen j K d stuart:s cavalry corps
Major 4 McMahon, Z u, Dublin uepss, MAYOR Gen
MIC. Sts4 NO. .oM. LiSss Gen E"usssTeesssesEs,
Mo-r.a.CN1, tsia - -, .,.a., ,o,s
Hslor Z II saisg, Q VI, iies' esn a''a's "'tpf'
'asss rsr. 1 patton, os,. aacr Gen usraes'a corps
s,' Cap. Esor.0n, q Ma, Gen sn'sl'''' division
s:S Css. yssss n. ss, ssa = PEN: .1:ar s',s'a
Is is.Ss1Ay 1ssy q ~ s'saes0'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

TRs Ksw PlIsoE Dsror roa YANkEss.-From
all accounts il would seem that Camp sumter, on
tae southwestern hailroad, in Georgia, il destined
ia point Of magnitude to become the Camp Chase
OF tae confedoracy. 4 correspondent Of the Macon
Telegraph says of 1t:
In returning from Aasrieus On YESTERDAY. /
stopped for a snort time to examine the camp, and
was kindly shown atound by the officers. The en-
Closure is paraegram of eighteen acres, through
the centre OF which runs clear, beautiful stream
with gently sioping bills on either side. The
ssoekade il composed Of hewn piae logs, ,. feet
long, with 6 feet la the ground They are very
closely set together, well strongly set in the
tfenehes. A large bakery has been erected Just
outside the stockade. tits made Of brick, and Gu
pabs of making, At one tine, near two taous and
pounds OF bread.
The stockade IL not completed. A ssniinsI walk
is to be placed around near the TOD of tho
The encampment tor Ofaears and men Is on tae hill
GEAR the south end of the enclosure. The grounds
have been enlarged from the original design, und
will accommodate twelve tlDu-and prisoners -
There are TO be i've rsgmsats stationed there 10
guard them. oi. A. W. Parsons is at present in
command Of our troops. There are four hundred
prisoners at the camp. In company with some OF
the onaeers, we walked amoas them and sonversed
with some. Asa general thing they looked hug
gard, and their physical habiims t. were deciae1-
~ OF the "sarth earthly"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

'is' Ala, March IL, fasnshes TIE fol owing nseoun
o' the sxecntion IT Mse.tbou Federal ~:
David MeGitaah. tho rsaayai ~, the paS,ca
Ials ." "h"ss at,r-t you pabiisl,sd a -sissst tisi
'n., ~ "' 'S''".sa her" yas:ef5ay EHch ~,
sVent, OF cohrs' attsaetsa aa ;s:uab.e rcwS l,,
u'eGToahd "hss- the scatkatd was -f,c,ei. yyl.,c,
Eas aD5uk ohS t6iis nlsthssst Us IA. ,a,Sm ~ q
hsaasiIui piar a'c.s Pear companies VI Ias S,it
uiss6uni LII Coz Asliswsi, hasin< se,. staII,-d
guafe. Weie piAsrA In Circular itns a,,.,n, ~,
platform from which the deemed man was 70 A. ~.
ssehd 10 desth, Inside tae sins sese the =, smr,
wv nad constructed tl,e ssanoid, the exeenti.ner,
aud Q few other ol1e,ais. Tbs condstpnrd ~ !. !.
conveyed to the place Of execution Ia . Wagon.
seated his conn. aad accompanied By his spir,
uai advisers, and escosted BY company Of cavalry
i've fsst eight inches high, had long, GowinS uhis
kers, Aae head snd ta,eiIIgen, face. He was
very shaboliy dressed Ascendtsg tine platform, be
knSlt vi II the clergy, vixen the Rev. NJ. DaeAwith
onsfed IN eloquent pnyes, ,aiter which H was sup
POSED that Me0ibbon would make spsesb, bas
tns erowd were doomed 70 disspp0imfmsaf. After
ganetnS deliberately at the rops the knot asd the
WI, wniss cap, q: threw % h h. and Indicated %
then adlustsd abcut his nsck, the 60 drawn over
nis head, and In few moments the 6pai Of David
McGtboon Z OK its Sight othat bourne whsncs no
nsasi aesets Of iims, Sarseon Neiflsts psoscassed
tne BODY iissi0se, wheA II ives sFappsd il blaaket
placed IN the s0Aa, aud conveyed 70 the grave,
which vas aug, observed. ths reverse Of the usual
From all that can learn Mc0ibbon desired 10
address the crowd, but was forbidden, for reasons
best known to the authorities. A few DAYS since
ne partly wrote out "statement OF facts" having
determined 70 make speech on the seaffold nc
destroyed the manuscripts He protested hts ia
nocence to the last moment: but the p-oof against
him was over srwhelming, and the Court, under
STAND, was unanimous in its verdict. Some Of the
state,nents In the Missi,ppi1n In regard to his cs-
reer and arrest he pronounced inaccuIais. No d.
nicd causing the arrest of his law partner, Judge
Hart; said thar he was at that time Major in the
hois when he learned of Han's arrest. on his re-
turn 10 81. Louis he was called ON for evidence
against ms partasr, but was unable to give any
otnel tnah ths general street talk. He tsudered
cep'ed tns January following, when, he said, that
ne ana Two Others started South for ,he purpese Of
!"ining ths Confederate te navy. He did no. seen TO
IDENTIFY entertained no good opinion Of his old rsf,
ner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

Rob0Av.-On Sunday afteraoon the book
and fancy store OF Mr. John w. Davies, on
9th street, between Main aud Franklin, was
entered and robbed OF between twelve and
fifteen hundred dollars worth Of knives, 70.
zon, soaps, playing cards, pipes, &c. In
the absence Of Mr.. D., who had gone on
Capitol square to aid in distrib nting supplies
of edibles TO our returned prisoners, the
burglars prised open the back door Of his
store, and entering relieved It Of the amount
Of goods enumerated above. It win be re-.
collected that by the destructive IRE which
took place the morning before tho robbery
this gentleman lost upWards Of e7S, 90 worth
Of property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22


roisd L Z u ~ 1s1ssxs6 Q1scsra--Amou~ - =.
this rs,, g.. .sIsc pviscuefs rho NM a.
worth were the following q iBss1ss : = :
Ce'o:,eis@s.l. Adsms aHdJ Cr.v,.. -.
HnrbridsA, iih No cav. ssss, Afk; =
Lieut. -Co'cs'eis--H " A 0sxsun, n e.,.,.x.~a
Maiefs--H Douglass. A A n ftu0: ! 4 ,,va
/ t4ih Ais; caffiaz'en, 81 Va cav; II . Bss. ! Z
.sptains. & 6 Dossh.y. 4s.h Georgia. l,sss
fanch, I. D AIieos 49sh ,l-sasua; & sdass. 10
Arks.sn.j 2 fshsy, i, Miss Artillery ~ q
geessa, iesh Ala u ] gsns.ion A O II S(ss
" W FaTd~n, fst La tstt'n; w . Cor, ~ sssS'
~ Ksasass 4Jd Bstt'n Va Cavalry, bowss, =
55,n Va; w II h,sbgim, 4th As Csvaisy; 6 :
csidwe:i, On wise n s,anninsssn, vossss
Cavsasyy JosaiFan Archer, i3sh AIkJ Wm y a.
tst, snfoiny o6'ees; II BeslI, Act aassss, sta'
service.
virsl Lirs,essats- n Asksw, " Q DAlAvts
2oth N z: q r BerksIsy, 6sh Va; Dsews, 9esh
e; W Bowers, lat Tens, y o Dcoeoe, lin
Miss; John Carsons, D Q, Lanes bsiQa6s; d !.
Hnansssr, 2 ns,.,. SO Va; Gage, Wm sss..s = VI "
mons, 9lst Miss. .9-. - -
Second Lieusenants--y 8 Bsadfssd, Aiss eavalsy:
~ buxtou, "a cavalry; J Brosso l6eh As;
q Z bsittoa, 9th Va; Willis Brsnoon lse Teoa,
renn, Slst 0si A Caldwell, ga n &; G CWck
dfeE, ish Tenn; Thomas I. Chsistfan lth Al. "
Covlngto1. 18th N G; D C.henss asah y q
q K1uerMan, IA Va cav; Rsten;so. saAll,
Tenns d BRO wn, Was hinesou crc1aiesva - r
alopton, 1ith Giss; n l. Dym, a Mi.e. r sssnes
4.h AlaI James Kane, 9th Ala: o ] 1aiicvI -
fcnR; Ball, S;L Con cav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

6oIB FALLIHs.-Ths Columbus (Ga.) fszsC Of
Monday, Gays: "0oid on Friday was offered here
at ls and In Mobile, on the SINE day, II sold for
but -. II the recent currency act has not some
1t is sufficient to know that 1t IL going down with
Us and up with our enemies IN Aoneeenssy,
Ala, gold 10 quoted q Sl7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

Adyor's cturt.-In the abssnee OF Navos
Mayo yesterday morning, who W. eoMAscd
to hie room By sickness, kecCroe James r.
0Askie attended TO the bnsiasss before ,eis
Court The following cases were heard ana
Alexander, slave Of james II. 0raat, sac
Robert, slave Of Dr.. Tucker, were charged
with being suspicious characters and run
ming from the watchmen who made thei. aY.
rest. About two O'Clock Sunday morning
th SO parties, In company with several other
negroes, were discovered by W1teAmeA
Blackburn aud Grafton In the rear Of Q. r.
Howard's tailoring store, on '1A&h street, b.
tween Main and franklin, while in tie act
OF breaking In, and on being pursued ran OF
in the direction Of Council Chamber Hill
On reaching the summit Of the hill Black
hurn and Grafton caught up with Robert,
while the others continued their eight,
closely followed by watshmen rabius and
Marcellus Hicks, who had BY that time
Joined In the chase. Marcellus soon ran
pursued by Yabius proved to be IN ugly sas
toner, and just ~ he WIS about eatching
him the fellow wheeled around and Ared
pistol at him, (Hicks,) tho ball passing
through the cape of his overcoat. Hieks
then knocked him down, but the fellow
rolled over and over down the hill, and
gaining bis feet finally succeeded In getting
49, k.'ey-
(Which is superior Colts revolver) and an
overccat, In the pocket of which was daed,
conveying some property to his wife. The
fellows name is Edward, and he belo0gs h.
". w. Jones, bat has recently been eE
ployed In driving wagon on the streets fcs
Mr. Hillyard. Ale gsnder and Robert, the
parties arrested, were ordered to be whippe3
to the extent Of the Law.
William, slave OF Samuel Moran WAs
charged with stealing one chest Of clothes.
valued 1T GO, from another negro; also, With
trespassing upon the premises Of Mrs. Re
beaca A. Waymack, and using insolent Ian
gaaxe towards her when ordered o6 For
the latter offence he WAS ordered to be
whipped, and the former, having been com
ntttad beyond the corporate. limits, was re
farred to the county magistrates for adjudi
cation.
Reuben, slave of Dayii Tucker. charged
with breaking into and entering the store
house of J ohR Boucher, and stealing there
from two hundred dollars worth Of tobesoo,
pipes, 6c., was, for want Of sumclent eva
dence to convict him, discharged.
A. j. Wilson and Andrew Nellum were
| each required to give security for their good
| behavior. on the charge Of severely beating
! three or four negro slAves.
Robert Ashley, q half witted, but terribly
haA nenro boy. who is up before the Mayor
ABOUT twice week, was ordered thi1ty-sskns
iashss for stealing . pair Of India rabbsa
ooo;s, the property Of VIM. T. Fireman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-03-22

Fysonak-Among the arrivals at the 0pots
wood Hotel 10 that Of Ars. Wm. b. Nom.
ford and three children, Of New OrIeane.-
Mrs. II. is the widow, Of the gallant man who
tore down the U. 8. Gag from the Custon-
House In New Orleans, and wss murdered
by Butler's order. Il II to be hoped that this
lady viii find friends In the Confederacy,
whore the name Of her late hNaband is :
household word.