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The Daily Dispatch: August 20, 1862., [Electronic resource], The Rappahannock lines. (search)
not seem to have undergone any change for the better. Secessionists being as plenty as ever, but dare not speak their opinion openly. It is well known all over the city of New Orleans that there is a secesh "odge" in existence, but the exact location is as yet unknown to any one but the initiated. The return of the fleet from Vicksburg, while causing unity real regret among the loyal citizens, brought out quite a number of secesh badges, but no other demonstration was made. On the 31st ult. a rumor was circulated in New Orleans that Hon. Howell Cobo, late Secretary of the United States Treasury, but now a secesh General had died of camp fever. A number of women at once appeared in mourning, but the next morning the rumor was contradicted, and the mourning disappeared. A public house, which lowered its flag at half must, was closed by order of the Provost Marshal. It was also stated in New Orleans that the Right Rev. General Polk was in command at Mobile, and was prepar