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Dn. MARSHALLis nEADACHH
GHNfEsN ,rEeE3 &W1IRTE1.

GlAA.A EGEsAa SNUFF.
fg'Els Snuff has thoroughly proved itself to be the
l. article known for curing the CArARHH, COLD III
HEAD, and The HEADACHE 1t has been found an
excellent remedy in many cases Of SORE EYES DEAF
NESS has been remove by and HEAGINs has often tel
sructions, strengthens the Glands and gives healthy
action to the parts affected 1t is recommended By many
of the best physicians and used with great success and
satisfaction everywhere.
MoIe than twenty five years experience has proved
its great value and at this nen higher than
before.
large number CT the most espectabe Druggists in
Boston and New York, in ifcate signed by them IL
1854 say:
60 The Undersigned having or many years been &C
quainted with DR.. MARSHALL; CATARRH AND HEADACHE
SNUFF, and sold it in wi o sale trade cheerfu!y
state that believe it to be eu in every respect to the
recommendation given of IT ioi he cure of Caarrn nal
Affections, md is decd Ely best article have
known for all the diseases Of the head
Re o. CCmn:erfetss.
fac smile of the sgnatcre of the -lrietor
CHARLES BOWEN. is eyer bottle Soil Ivy Drug
everywhere. 2.i*ili611yl
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little glove stirs up my heart as tides stir IN +h..
snow-white muslin when it fits makes ns an a' o:-.
notion many crf-oa
= sorts of lady fxns thrill my feelings % tb.u,,.
But little female gaiter boots are death and r.
shorter! N al" u''l'
And just to put you on your guard
I'll give you. short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief.
Last summer, at the Pavilion Eote
stopped week Or more,
And marked two q boot ees'' a,o-r r,,--
Before my neieiho-'s door;
Two boots with paten: l.a.Aartiqs
Two boots which seemed to say.
g. n angel trots around linus"
They stolerly heart awav
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face
lady growing out Of them
AS flowers grow from vase.
But ar! one morn saw sight
Which struck NE like stone
Some other name was on the book
Those boo;s were not alone.
great tall pair Of other boots
" as standing by their side,
And off they walled one afternoon
And with them walkel-a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
j. g. PAGE
Where be found at all times large a.,or,ns,.,
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boot.
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, of our own manufacture,
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots. (rev s.vls
Misses and Children's q
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in fscsl
general assortment of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes,
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumers Gel 5rated Patent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style Quality or Pri:s.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERe
for the Trad. at the LOWEST PRICES, as r,rs.
Icr l. Z \ ; { ALL.
J. e. PACE.
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rArg Or VERMONT pRos4s IT ~ ooyKTs sfa9h
aad II be holden at the Probate Office il Montpelier in
@ District on Tuesday OF each week, during the year
-lsuiv Persons having business with said Court
qc1ttet to attend to the same on said court days
7. L. MERRILL, Judge.
-hprT
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FOR RHEUMATISM, GOUT. NEURALGIA, LUM-
BAGO ST!FE NECh AND JOINTS, sPRAINs,
IEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS
Eor al Of which it is a speedy aud certain remedy and
OF Dr. stephen Of CopIectIcU!, tie famous bone
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twenty years with the most astonishing success
as AN ALIENATION OF PAIN, II is unryalet by any
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cases where it has Teen used has never been known
fail.
every case, however dis:' eSsiug
ii NIL relieve the worst cases ofMeadache in three
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I0OTHACHE also will il cure instantly.
For Nervous Debility and general La.si-
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Il most happy and uniailiLE rexiedy. Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues J. strengthens ana revvifes
the system, and restores it to elasticity and vigor.
FOZ PILES. AS an external remedy we cisi IN that
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produce equal Every victim OF tins distressing COM
PLANT should give it trial, for it will fail to
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QUINSi AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex
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SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlarge
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BRUISES, GUS. WOUNDS, SORES. ULCERS.
BURNS AND SCALDS. yield readily to the wonderful
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LlNlMENl, when used according to directions Also
CHlLhlAiNS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSLCt
BITES AND STINGS.
Every Horse Owner
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and which render TO many otherwise valuable horses
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over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
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To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like.
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grass Oh each bottle, without which genuine
richardson ~ Co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich, CT
For sale BY FRED f. SMITH, Montpelier, Genera
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VAN Railroads.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing "Wednesday, January 0h, 1862
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certain and permanent for rheumatism Neural
r cio aud Salt Rheum 1t IS al lnleIial IeieoS
no change IN diet or business, ard may be taken p}
children ana persons OF the most delicate CONSTRUCTORS
o-faa ate
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St. Adams. VI, Jan. ), 1852
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WHAT OUR ARMY LEARNS.

Ev.ssuLIs. Ind. June J. 1854.
To "a EGis0r Of The jon eo! & Hrs'>a2eT.
LcrcsIih send you al extract OF Il tIivste Letter
iu., received from one of tie field officers Of ao
Indiana regiment now in Arkansas, revealing one
only Of the terrible enorHtes perpetraed by slave
holders. The writer Is citizen Of this place, and
h,, .s,ement nay DO relied on as literally and
strictly true. A. he time OF This incident lie WAS
out On q ,eout with portion OF his command.
J,cKsoypoRr, Ark, May IS, 1862.
Yesterday my heart was fearfuIly ag,-
tat.d By a Gght shall never forget We Travelled
eiQh, miles and stopped for breakfast at rich
heard one Of the soldiers remark that in certain
cabin there was woman with chain around her
neck walked 10 the cabin, opened the door, AND
,sw that which made my heart sick. A woman In
chains. IL IL true sbs was yellow N complexion.
There whs negro blood in Der vens She wss pethaps
a auadroon with regular features Who ed thai
chain around your neck That man. What man The
owner of the place. What did he forl For run
ming away; I am no. his ! was stole from -.
Louis. Oh. do save and my little boy. lie gave
me three hundred l.shos last niltt. The dear Lord
sayeue Look ut my feet. looked. There was
blood upon her ankles and feet as it had tricked
down her person. sent for tho msstes; he came.
Take that chain from that woman's neck lie hes,-
t.t.d. Take a atcGy. The CHAIN was removed. L
have done this OIL my own responsibility. suppose
have violated the law and made myself liable TO
be tried by court-mar.is and perhaps oashiertd.
Bot have done my duty TO a fellow creature,
ana shall willingly abide the consequences. IN
sLori zine afier~ard, the master informed me that
breakfast was ready and waiting FOE our officers,
giving me cordial invitation. could not eat iood
pnrchased AZ the price Of cruelty, oppression anu
BLOOD and waited cheeriully for supper prepared
by poor people who were not nch enough 10 OPP
pfoss their neighbcr. 80,
: m, rifeous toues OF thai wonaD's voice still
ponnd in rny ear The blood and the chain are stlt
befpae rue. Three hundred asbes and chain for
attempting TO be free. lie that oppresscsh ihs
door iepr0acheth his Maker
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viii suppress tho sheet a. soon 40 be discovers in il
lny evidence Of treason or dsespect 10 The Govern

viii suppress tho sheet o. soon a. he discovers in it
any evidence Of treason or drespect 10 The Govern.
ment.
The proprie,ors are not exactly pleased with this.
They have published 30 many hbeis on the United
Statrs and uttered 30 many outrageous falsehoods-
abused and degraded every principle Of truth and
Justice, tina, they fearful they could not Of sud
den become loyal or respectable; and consequently
they rather incline 10 censorship for the purpose on
relieving themselves of responsibility which would
be visited upon them with severity.
DEPARTURE OF GEN. LEW. WALLACE.
Gen Lew, Wallace sr d mos; Of his STAFF have de-
parted furlough Of twenty or thirty days a. the
end OF which time they will return 70 the CITY,
Gen Wallace ia missed by HE men, with whom be is
exceedingly popular, and who rePoss IN mm the
fullest and mos: entire confidence
LATER FROM WHITE RIVER.
From the WbiieRiver Expedition We learn that
the wooden gnnboat Lexington has goT ~ miles
ehoy. St. Charles, the scene Of The recent engage
ment l65 niles from the month"; bnt that she can
proceed no further and has returned to the place
named. Troops will leave here this evening or to-
morrow on TRANSPORTS for tie purpose Of strengthen
Ing Col Fitch oommsnd, 80 tbs; CuTtse forces can
be applied with provisions.
This can essilv be done, IL 10 believed, because
there are no more iortiGcatUus probably, up White
River: the enemy having done all he could a, s..
Charles TO protect it from Yankee ascent, and faxed,
az he ever has nelorlonrly in the plane and projects
possibility result in anything but the most brilhan,
SUCCESS,
FATE or = REBEL MANSION.
Gen. Grant bias POSSESSED one Of the finest HaD.
ecns in the city, the family having left il vacant and
gone elsewhere, and will coon occupy it as bis own
resdenee.
What o pity i, Is tba: Secession dwelling, whose
oorriJ%rs have echoed TO the footballs OF dainty
Rebel CATERS and The rustic of elaborate Rebel petit
Goals shoad be invaded by the unboly presence OF
Yankee officer and TIE delicious aroma Of treason be
eliminated BY tho loysl atmosphere Of loyal gentle
men,
REBEL, AsSasSISs IN MEMPHIS
During the past week, our soldiers and piekets
have Frequently been shot al, and rome OF them
wounded ~ night by unseen foes in and near the
city. ON Monday and Wednesday night, guards Oh
the lev sc employed in watching property were sho'
OF but 20, hurt tOugb doubtless The intention oil the
sssssins was exGell-Dtly faiai.
The military authorities are growing weary OF
tbs se cowardly attempts IT mur,er; and should not
be surprised il the first tcouDdrels discovered IN
these eideayors were sammsrily hanged as they de-
serve 70 be, .. the tr.t oonyenien, lanp-peat.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-yORK.....~..JcI
Cleared.

Standardization Phillips EewOrean spehofd LlsS
,oo G %, P.rk.r.burs. Hoffman. New.Oeans, = =.
Cromwell Co Phisdsphis, Barton Sc~ OTsans ~ w.
Ships-imsson, Bo,sy, London. T. p Morgan WIsyI
Hirbisnd Chisi Dslano London, Sas,ntth Sons yohn
how'd Tbomss LIVERPOOL, Boyd Hiuck.n Athens prem
Sebiin, London Funch, M.neie Wsndt; G.. onnnen-
gpeeeer London, Grinneil Min,u'n &c Black rrnce'
Ct.se Shanshss, Hsiletsk Hartman; NJ Norebohm Lem0'
Liysrpoo; liowIsnd Frohnshsm Cyclone, inSeseh Bar
Ss1fger1.er Wiil,u,.,oD. Barbados, A: Trowtridsee
sen. IJran;a Cooper Cspe Town. W. CoesIl Dsnsh
Horsun tBr) Mchulsn, GlssEox, Edniston b!os:i L%A
Dsnneusn Loutop, UnkAt Co. Blsck Fhsf, noHs' Ass-
dcp.etyy q. J. E5cr Co
Bde-Cn.oeo Br). Brown. Sidney. C. g., Irvine %.
Ann. Weilingfoa Jackson Brsnss Ayres john MOTOR
Wsnr,o W.,iin.cn. CsrJepss, }. T. A. Weostsf =. a
R,s Crane Poscs Y. T. Saith Solfsrno biggns men~
han Burae.. Everett Csy0n k!as hsihsx' ~ e. Ne
d. Wolf. ~ ~ p...r
suens, fletcher, Portland ". Dewey Co. LeocsaiA
n. r. buck Co Mary Aassum. HsIss. 81 kias oa-
s. Wsner, wsSpsr. bangor b r. Sherman; u rsfI s
re,,h sndg,r Bangor. Il. 2. sbe.n.ni Piy@ouh E2ca,
Bun yos.ol. J. G. Dayton N Ro(en Holman hN'
~ ieod Tho. Gilnst,in H.liris tBr Bs esde Jshn
y 4 Perkins, 4 Sons Clifton. Morris Vera Croz, WHY
pey a Co.; Pawnee st. jshn, Warrington. van bruas
s,ous-rhcs Hai Hall Providesce, !. Kenny frsrilis,
Ti-s Ph.l.delphis j. w. Mckee; Hesn, bsocock asw-
Haven, a. 3 Rscte..; OnsrL Jennings Nor"ich' y .
s.s,sa.r-Jo,s, bip., Cundis, Bs!.,nors. Wn Dsssp
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LATE FROM RICHMOND.

pFgrI ACCOUNTS OF THE HtIJIE OF WE'D
NRsD.Y AND THURsDAy-THE ATTACK
FIRST MADE by GEN. Hii-L--ORoASIlATioa
or MORE REGIMENTS, sc.
From The Richmond Wig, OF Friday last 9th
io,t.l ,ye obtain The following interesting toms:
TIE BATTLE or THURSDAY.
Yesterday afternoon an engagement opened few
miles northeast OF the city, which We have no rta-
,op TO doubt 10 the beginning or The great con1ict
thai il 10 decide the fate Of ths Capital aud perhaps
Of the Coniedegacy itself The csnnouading tall an
hour or more after dark, was quics ana heaVy, OK
ding in rapidity aud volume that at Seven Pines
MOI a word from tho field has reached the city, The
reas0n probably Is, that the attack wac nade anu
the tight wagcd OH the enemys rear. Ihe o'y II
confident aud calm.
L.rrn.-Jnformation came 10 hand last night that
the attack was made by Gen. T. iiti p,'nion
on the euemy's position pear tho MEADOW bfdse'
ohnut Z O'clock The enemy reccilod, leaving Dat
terry. ms IL reported, in the hands q our troops
Rstreating about TWO miles, tie enemy made
stand in ther intrenehirenis 1t heehsnicsVine ana
offered vigorous resistance for two on three hours
Rut b.y could not stand the impetnous onset OF our
yctorions trooos and agsin broke and made Tor the
main BODY OF Mcclellan army, leaving three Dat
,.ries 70 their pursreTs DARKNESS put an enl 10 tue
cba.e We lave no relofs oil e'Suatles. INC oa'-
lie oren. eoriously. May this morning. Dun Do our
san Of Austeriitz. -.
Egfh iii flNtN-blits fph' Wv
rI,;s co,orap, was IA the fight which toos place
On Wedn.sday on the Williamsburg road. We are
ne-itted TO take the following extract from ietter
from 4 member of the company, dated yesterday;
1--WE have had nothing 10 eat since yesterday
corning, snd then only slice Of bread and cup Q.
coffee TO each Of US. We had 20 lie AL day ~ we
Gun. Tho Yankees were shelog ne mot oct. OF Tue
lime, but did not hurt us. About Q eock p ~.
we ware crderod 70 fix bayonets and charge ,nc
YapIees-tlat is, four companies Of orr regiment,
the i2th Virginia. the other portion being held as =,
reserve and support for our artillery. we .aa " y,
cbsrge across a wheat field about three-qnar'ers VI
n;Ie TIE Yankees were under cover, IN denhe
wood, aud ri least eight 10 our one. .;.t and
Ws crossed The field whs yell AID 70 Yankees as.
unexpected was the movement, tsa, .me hsd been
made TO bite the dust. don't mean that our osM Ish
ION did ali this We nooly aided oy .he Ss,s
North Carolina and 9TH Georgia. ire wo' None
filled wth the dead and wounded Yankees. N III
Of our company were killed but seven were
sergespt VIZ Weedsep, ip knee; H. E'S'V''
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
ANOTHER PLEDGE TO SUSTAIN THE COY
ERNMENC.

LIN MEM.
TIE regular monthly meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce Wa held yesterday. PrLsrIAn
PlEir. esq., occupied the chair. after tie reading
of tue Minutes, the following gentlemen were
admitted into membership: Morris Franklin, George
s. Hsven, Oliver Hartman. Edward 5. taiiray
Alfred Lockwood, James Low Henry n. Titus, snd
Christopher y. Wemple.
A report was read by the Secretary from Judge
Marin, relating to the Commercial Convention NJ
Glasgow laet year. The report ~as referred TO q
Committee, consisting OF John u. Jones, hoses II.
Grinnell +. 5. Lathrop, &. b. Marshall, aud lncnas
TilestOn.
Msyor OPprxI then took the floor, and, in clear
and orcib!e speech, called upon the Chamber TO re-
affirm the act on of last April in relation to the war,
aud renew its pledge to sustain the Government 70
tie FL les: extern. of Its meals, and MAINTAIN the
integrity OF the Union. He then Presented the fol-
lowing resolutions:
On The Io.h Il April il tn. Chamber OF Commerce De;
-.rrd il, sentiment. regard oys 'n. OF toe United
STATE. TO the Government IN its sfors t. supres
wicked spd injurious rebellion then but receuy commenced
In accor1abc. with the sediments 5. that iGc expresses
and I'm tho discharge Of the Ike oos.oas Of duty 10 tne
county, this Chamber does hofeoy feselve 81,
ty, TIA. Il IA cobtin sustain by fs influence with
the ercisl community aud 20 tho fe's sIssn, Of ITS
means, the SsionA Coyemueui 70 'ggT.u, sau asc:,
mined .nct TO sn'.n the in'ss'''J o. ''e Oh'on 'na
Seona Thai IN the sppss made ~ The President TO
ssae In bis Gis,y the Constitution aid Ia lis
detrr minstion 20 preserve tbs ra;sna. honor. 49,
ThyS Tbs. tin Chsrbe- VII cordially unite VITA otheT
bodies Of loys in measures eacua ed 10 gave en-
cheney 70 the ry aud naval power OF he Ocv'rnnent
ard 20 es.ye and nsrsn the cha cse OF sae community
pa,rot. and .sys devotion 10 tie unioo Ben FUR
her
Re,osrel Tia, couini.see Of members b appointed
By the Chair oon,oer ard recommend 10 tie Chsube
such they dscn ,dyfssbs to give prscticA
eject TO this expression Of tie sen'ineat" OF mo
After a patriotic aud eloquent speech by Gen
Wetnore, the resolutions Were carried unanimously,
and placed 10 charge OF the following committee:
lIessrs. Opdyke, Stevens, bsbcock, Duer, sturgis,
Moishsli, Low, Wetnore, Blunt, Minturn, Dodge,
Roberts, and ROYAL PHELPS.
The action III October last in relation 10 al Assay
Office in this city, was restirmed snd committee,
embracing Messrs. Bsbcoek, Dodge, Gajiatip. hing
an Minturn, was appointed to visit Washington,
aud sssst Representative Ward in pressing that mat
Ter through Congress.
A resolution OF thanks was rendered to Mr.. God
jard, Gu American gentlemen. Id Birmingham,
Eng and for the patriotic Efforts be has made abroad
to sustain our Government.
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YANKEE VANDALS;

Oh, HURDLES fkOM 1BE hOhIns
WITH THE IRON HEEL OF OPPRESSION IN
MEMPHIS SINCE IT'S OCCUPATION BY THE
UNITED STATES FORCES.
From The Msmp.s tnion RN,Ts
In the frst place, the ysndals have opened the
:iyer, and bacon hams that few weeks $50 we paid
10 TO IS cents pound we buy now for 8 cents;
salt, tina. cost us 80 Gems pound we now get for
cents; candles, for which psid IS cents piece,
we now get Tor 20 cents pound, LEES than cents
each; soap that we paid 80 cents bar for, We now
re, for dime; -four, tba, we paid $25 to so bar.
rel for, We now get for {, and 3 barrel shoes
for which we used to pay $40, wenow &c, foFs2 So
nails, for which paid IRON 20 &c ocen!sa pound,
we now ge. a. ! and conts.
Tbess are some Of the outrsges the vsndals are
inficting upon this community The officers and
soldiers behave gen.leusnly and courteous TO oil,
and protect the lives and property OF The people
But to cap The climax of tho ''ruthless invader, 4"
they never brought us any whisky. without viii cb
Secession must fail to the ground. They have also
pulled down or stood quietly by and let Con. Pill
lows magazines Of the nobest structures Of the
revolution, te demolished. Fiddlesticks, Mr. Ysn.
kee; We amt afraid OF you, no how. Let them
comsl SoUTlERyER.
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Fbe Municipal, Eieesion-f" Lses 81 AMI
spatieu-The Cause 81 the silence ~ the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of the Editors
Of The Argus-Depsrtare % Gen. Lew
Wailace-Late frem White River -sr-
,s.sion Assassiss in Mensptis.

gispa Our Special Coussp oo6srt.
MzxrBD Tenn, Tbp,dsy Moor. Jan. %, 1907.
Iii, ia tie DAY Of the municipal election in Mem
his, and the voting, it is most Just to say, IL pro
sNssiug very quietly; more 80, / venture 70 ssy'
tosn Gu any previous similar occasion In the history
sf this cty or within tho recollection Of any living
TeDnesseeAn.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
The polls wear . deserted look, though few
sragelers sand o. lounge in the vicinity, and appear
o. unalrsctiye As q pooT-box TO the community a.
large.
There Is no other than the Union ticket, and Of
.ourse ito candidates will DO elected. OF late The
The Usual rule Of elections Las been reversed here.
I, has not Leen, "Whst office csn va obtain y but
"Whom eau wo obtain Tor al oiHcs?"
The vote will be very small; not mole, probably,
thar on, OF ten OF twenty Of those cast az ord
nary times.
Memphis contains Union citizens in abundance
but they continue fearful Of revealing their loyalty,
And will expr,ss their opinions only 10 those IN
whom they can fully conGde.
ihe shsGow Of the reign Of terror stil falls and
'hs history Of March, April and May is ril rerneil-
bereo Nth indignation snd with dread.
1Hf CAUSE OF UNION SILENCE.
ihose who are strong Secessionists say he maui
:esaionf OF public feeling will he very different here
when the people are convinced tina, our occupation
Of Memphis will be permanent. Bot the community
docs not wish 10 iaeur any more risks 1t wants &C.
suhty 80 well as relief; the ASSURANCE Of protection
sganst iatrre eontiagenees; the certainty Of con-
ditioD that will not change.
Ii We had taken vicksburg and Richmond. the
Menpliaps would believe the Rebellion exhausted.
and then he ready and prompt 10 give In tbeir adhe-
sion 10 tie legitimate Government. Until those
places are captured, however, the sece,sionss will
hold The opinion that the National annie, u.a- be
soon deiested and the Contederacy recognized.
RESTORATION OF THU EDITORS OF THE ARGUS.
Gen: Grant, on personal application Of the propri.
etors, has restored to the editors Of The Argr the
privilege Of editing their own paper, and tie War
correspondents Of two Of the New-fOrk journals
Save gladly and gracefully retired from their labor Of
legally and love.
Gen. Grant has informed The Argu, proprietor,
VA o'y cor publib wks, they etooss, but shat BE-