davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
NOTICE 10 TAN PAYERS.

The Delinq; ent Tax Payers of M,rshall County
hereby respectfully reminded that 1t is now
"after harvest and that there is chance for
them to fulfil their promises to the former Treas
urer, to pay their back taxes. Those who are in
arrears for more than one year, are urgently re-
quested to call and paw without further delay.
d O. QUlVEY, Treasurer VI. c,
Plymouth, indiana, September Sd, lS63 n5t4
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
GOOD ARTICLE!
SO CHEAP.

The subscriber has lrree NJ good stock and
ill I'll atharelv living profits Having superior
w"rkInen always employed. he can furnish custom
work and do repairing 60 suit ALL
Designing 10 remain in business here. he will
n'ke II 10 the interest Of the public 10 patronze
him. GEORGE KOCH
Plymouth, Indiana, September 10, 90 n7tf
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15

Coy. Yates assured the Ohio abolition
lists, IN h.s speech at Dayton. that when he
wis earnestly urging Presilclt Linc,.n.
over year ago. to issue his proclamation
OF emanciilatl m, the latter inforincI HIM
that he would take such sten tell,,..
him Hold on, Dick, and see the salvation
of the Lord We presume ..Djck SOC.
and is satisfied. Bat there still rema,n
large number Of people whose inteIIee.s
are 50 ob'u.e 'hat they cant see it
IJ-GO TO PAUL'S for Boots and Shoes--h,
h - the largest and best stock in town. Il ann,
be excellad for quality and quantity. in Indian,
NJ &c sells cheap ns.s
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
HURLBUT BROS.
POLE. POLES. liOOPPOLEs
WANTED,

Iiurlbut y, others & Co, will pay The highest
market price, in c,sh, for Hoop Poles delivered
1t their Factory ill llyn outh, Int
Sept. ID, 1853. HURIEUT BROS & CO.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

AUMIN Is hA1UE > SALE.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
Administrator of the estate of John Jacoby, sen l..
late o. Marshall county. Indiana, decea sed. will
offer for SALE ct public auction, at the late resi-
dence of the .ad decedent, in Center township.
saturday, NOv.?. 1863,
The personal property of said estate. consisting
of household furniture, corn carpenter tools, cow
cord wood, &c, Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
Il m Terms OF sale--A credit of nine months
will be given all sums three dollars, by
pr rchaser giving note with interest, waving
valuation laws. with APPROX cd security. All sums
under three dollars, cash delivery.
PETER JACOBY, Admir-.
Or.oher l3tI l963 n1lt3F
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
EGGLESTON & BROTHER,
Auct1onStore

Have jus, received another fine assortmen: OF
Dry Goods, Notions Boots and Shoes etc, which
thew will sell lower than the lowest.
Ladies Kid Gloves at the Auction Store for 81.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15

Marriage hath in II more safety thar
single life; 1t hath more ere. it j. fuller OF
sorrow. and fuller Of JOY; it is IN Ter m re
burdens but is supported by III the cha,
ify which make those burdens dslightfni.
Marriage is the mother Of the world. and
preserves its Kingdoms, fills its cities and
churches and heaven it. elf, and !. that
state Of good things that Col ha, desig-
mated the present constitution Of the
world-Bishop Toyfr
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15

We invite all from this and adjoining counties to
give u'a call; IA we feel confden, that we can
make il profitable for them to do so. The yer,
best brands OF Prints from 20 to y certs per yar
SheetinS from 20 to % GEMS, and other Goods a.
prop ,rton Come oIc, Come all Do not force ct
the place EGGLESTON d BRO.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-10-15
I. NoLKERI
Pastor Of Catholic IN arch.


NAhKi'l-'.e. Der I'll, 1868 by rev
! 4. Chaplin, at the residence OF Mr.
Fisher, Mr ions NcDoxAlD, ana Mis-
NARY i. FISHER both OF plymouth.
Ca,,e receive anI fully appreciated BY
'he printers. wh1 offer up their prayers tor
''uaeiou Iel si.es AMI f.yorln. wnl,.
However, we have 70 doubt the happ,
couple who have startel On the journey q.
life together have rc-olvei-
Come the Wild uint r-eome slyct Or come
snow,
We siil -tssl nv each o'ler, however it blow.
OpPres+'on AMI sickness, aal sorrow auI pain,
Sh'ii DC to cur trae love "a nAs to tn, cls'in."
Also on the same evening. b. Rev J. Z
Chaplin. at the residence of VI Justice
in Plymouth Mr. OBADIAH lIxApD
and Mis- ANNA J. LTScn, both OF
Marshall County.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

Of truth On tho part Of Mr.. Christie. which
not Characteristic Of . gentleman. ana cor.
tanly not commsndabie In representative Of
nation Ny letter 70 -, Christie ssp .nOo
which i was arranged and tho obligation thereby mu
tuay imposed Everything relating thereto is however
personal 70 myself and will doubtless in due time work
user Out to legitimate conclusion. therefore close
tns long communication with the expressioa Of my sim
cere regret that has boon necessary trouble your
ordship on such subject, and in well founded oonvic
ZION that strict justice will be done 70 all based my
sincere admiration OF your private character and
round respect for your talent and justice AZ statesman
and choerfuly submit the case OF Mr. North 20 the
consideration which it is entitled to receive at your
hands Fl sH4l 4s}1ftft J. WATSON WEBB
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Pienpoentiary for
the United States TO Brazil
To the Right Honorable the Earl RUSSELL, H. B. N.
Secretary Of Foreign Affairs. &c.
NH. 0HRIsrIR's REPLY TO GENERAL wEBB's LETTER
OF NOVEMBER 6.
PErRor0LE, Nov. 8, 1862.
SR-After receiving your letter OF this afternoon
must decline further correspondence with you and re
fer the questions between 70 place
myself under their orders have the TO be your
most Obedent, humble servant, w. d. CHRISTIE.
His Excelency General WEBS
1.-THE above note was sent to General Webb Friday,
tho Tth Of November,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
A French Pamphlet on the New
York Lancashire Fund.
The FinantiefS and Manufacturers OF England
Draw Closer TO the Union.
SPEECH OF THE POPE on NEW YEARS DAY.
The Prince of Wales as a Landlord and
Sportsman.
&s., ks., Il.

TIE mails Of the Arabia reached this city from Boston
at an early hour yesterday morning Our ales and
respondenoe are dated on the 10th OF January
tain some very important details Of the teegraphed
from Halifax, already published In the HERALD.
The Spanish journals Of the 9Th instant contain sum.
mary Of the budget for 1854 The receipts are estimated
SSS 900 reals -four cents each) and the expend
ture at o98 692 1852 reals leaving surplus of 3s
reals The credits demanded by the government
traordnary services 40 s4s reals which
Wilt covered BY the product Of the sale Of lands It
calculated that during the last eight years. 900 900
reals have been expended by tho the con
structou Of roads, The articles exempted from the law
asoishing octro duties meat brandy wine vinegar,
oil and soap.
The return from the Bank Of England the week
ing the TIN OF January gives the following results when
compared with the previous week.
Ress - 6I9 Increase f2o ~
Public deposits 8,7S2s 0s Increase ~ 0o1
Otner deposits A,3o3,3 Jos Decrease 075 $40
On the other side Of the account
Government securities. Ell ,s48 Increase 1880 976
Other securities 20SS7 1856 Decrease. 1858 1882
Notes unempoyed-.... ,2O7,77o Decrease. 690,175
Of 1857 l60 and the OF bullion ia both
departments is Ella 636 ,566, showing . decrease Of
ESQ 1886 when compared with the preceding return.
letter from roulon, Of the 9th Of January. says:
forming the complement Of the regiment which is il is
SAID 60 70 Mexico but unit, further orders has pro-
ceodod TO Lyons"
accumulation from the Secretary Of the New York
Chamber Of Commerce laid before the OF the
Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce on the stu inst, on.
closing the resolutions Of the Chamber upon the question
Of the destruction Of the brilliant by the Alabama and
requesting tho opinion or the Liverpool Chamber on tho
subject. special committee appointed to take
charge OF the matter.
The steamship Scotia, from New York the 3ls ult
arrived al Queenstown at nine O'Clock Saturday the
10th inst, and passed by the Arabia OF Tuskar at
two A. n. on Sunday, the nth inst.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

The Iuman line steamship City Of baltimore Capt kenue
d. sails tomorrow II for oueeusous and Liverpool
nm srx.sSup ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jan 2l-A the
IN tbs lower hold OF the wrecked steamer Caledonia
,ce, In or Is bales taken out and the weather
rood the remainder viii be saved Since the
has opening caused BY her breaking two
has closed up several nches stall Il s very doubtful
can ever be got snoat again.
ss,y CIR OF Bosros Ryder. below Boston from liverpool
was aground ais; the Castle but probably on
high water
saty CoaisaA, ward al Boston from Calcutta on Sept 90
l.i ion ~ r. lost main opgalanimas head of main top
nss and trrstietrees Los, the NE trades n and
Mad nue weather until she reached soundngs
B,nx slrAa BRrasr, Lane, at Boston from Messna
had heavy Sw gale Dec s6 split recfeo fore main Ton
staysa during the spiit head az
lore carrying tore and
Isl inst while lying TO In heavy Sw gale shipped sea
which stove boat bulwaks BOBBY hatch, veniIanrs aary
and allied the decks with water,
BaRx BAui. Disa, hence for Dunkrk towed into
TN inst having shipped heavy which carried
iousooa, soven one side Of roundhouse
strsined she made much water had 10 throw
about 80 tons corr overheard
Bn BaIe JAnks.-Csptain SEEDS OF (Br) brig James
abanAoped At MAKES the following statement Left
0eor2ysown, 81. for Liverpool vith . cargo o.
Dec lat $50 lon II ~. experienced . severe gale from
The Westward, during which shiyea cargo caspes away
lore ,opmas bleu All sals exoeey Zee op
SlMNQ Dec \ us sRlp AnencaA unisk. tfsA Lre5s00l,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
S HIPPIN G NEW S.
Port OF New York. January ~, 1853.


CLEARED.
Steamship Dsmascus 81, Brown Liverpool va New
stssmsh lpC Champion, Wilson. Asplnwau--D Bales
Steamship Isiismsn (Brb Russell Kingston. Ja-Waideu
Bark Minna tPrus), Radmann. Antwerp--w Salem 4 Co.
Bark Muskingum tBr, Borgfeldt. 81 Johns MI Rah
sf,s s Linz, Br, Evans Hasc
srss sySii cBrj Tewerfsy, Msa%orosTwiIcy Kneya,s
s;..s Hit E%Ss
srs Adams T1i,e z, ;s aan,sr
ser julia sBri Pinlee ssssan-g c Raining c''''A'
schr Mindora, Sargent. Nassau--Mfer 4 Houshton.
sssr HsT hSSds 's csss Parker
ssSr Oneida sd sms ss Co.
Sem s Spf1 CONQUEST Sr rI ss N.n Dunbar,
ARRIVED
. 81 sn ws efo sD
mdse and IS pa..enssrs 70 ornnei ainiarn Co Has
: s's SOY: ss
Steele For Il LIVERPOOL IN Il a1s
don sails gone, &c The captain Wishing leave her took
$ Sion ssa rai
nnS @ sss Ss S sS s
TERED < .s,s: him sSppe,S q, them With All.
Ship cs.ri.s ssrss oasS, Ersr"oe sss. with
: pol eS:ss s from 1.ssso D.s
snip jeremiah Thompson. Bak. Liverpool Jan and ru.
kar Jan mdse and IS passengers to Samuel Thsmpsons
ship Qnesne Funck Havre Nov24 with mdss and co pas
sensera to BOYD Hncken. Had continual gales on the
passage.
Bari H.rksvsy tBr Of Loudos, cundy. Milford IS dap
with coal 10 Geo Bulley ,..fI, -
Bark Cephas Sarrett 0regoyy New Orleans Is with
sugar &c, 70 Mctcaf Dunrsn- n EGla
psdt% s S'Sh V. Baltimore
Schr Powow. Sparks. RnlvinoeAown, days with ndss
from wrecked steamship Caledonia.
Schr X vickery, Bsbbht, DtGhtou
schf Ringgold 0srrlsos South Brother.
.at SIR III BELOW
Three ships, two bsrks aud ,wolbr'Cs
Uh Sailed
Steamship Chsmpion. Aspnvala
Wind Al sunset NE. suaitr1 uNt1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
Csrouers, Iravests.

psovsrs CAsyAIu william b Daniels captain OF
the schooner haaorps Pas found drowned ~ the foot
Of Rutgers street yesterday Deceased when last seen
overheard unksovs Oerouer RAansy hid ~ inquest
upou the bo1S Deceased about forty ave Pears Of
90. Ana lesvea q 9lfs cad (AnuI In NnAuuQeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
Napoleon's Deductions from IN. Desess
~ FrederfcksburQ.

fparN (Jan. correspondence OF london Timea
Since the defeat of the federss before Frserichsburs
The Emperor has again turned his thoughts 10
AFFAIR." and the present moment would 10 be oppor
tune for making another attempt towards mediation a,
Washington am informed on good authority that steps
have been txken or the point OF beng taken 10
resume the oysrtures already made unsuccessuy NJ
T. ncolo q government and this time II " hoped with
the prospect W better result u DaytJp. the Amer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

IAN pRAxtssVOi jan. II, icoss
Ten ballots wcrs had for Senator tonight ON the as'
bso, Phelps had So Sargent 49, and Connsss IS scat
tcrng6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

ALBANY, Jas, y, 1883.
10 the Court Of Appeals No 1O4 is the last cause 10 be
called. The Court will adjourn tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23


10 pamphlet written by Mr.. John W Cowel Of Cannes
Tin tRancel, which is addressed TO the cotton opera
tves Of tGreat Britain and largely circulated among
them, find the following extract:The South in 1916
mprndenty assented 10 plan proposed by the Northern
States for protecting" them IN shipping and anufactur
ing for the South. The principle Of il was "a impose
high duty all foreign manufactures and an addition OF
Ave per extra the foreign produce imported in
ships belonging to the North the South itself having
no ships Under the operation OF this system the
Northern shpowners conveyed all the cotton and
tobacco which the South produced in their vessels,
and brought back all the returns from England,
France and Germany. BY this folly OF the South
in accediug 70 this arrangement the North naiu-
immense mercantile marine. The secession OF
the South rrocc,nng trade Nth al nations, swept
away the profits Of the Northern manufacturers and ship
has been entreiy oging 10 his that The
Northern Dlonopoias hd~ y0ged mar dgdna de South.
They hope to their lucrative asccndancy by this
Their fear has been that England should
affirm and defend its rights to trade with the south
IL ought TO have done Their fears now more than
usually strong owing to the terrible distress 60 which the
English operatives reduced and they step in now with
this pary diversion Of subscription. should AS soon
expect sentiment, pity, mercy generosity from the
Northern monop0lists grapes from horns and iohe
,chd people they cho took the matter Of
yotir distress Ne7u Fork wanted nothing to interpret
their motives reveal the object of them. But were
their motives in reality generous as am certain they
the reverse your immediate danger Is the tn
your TRENDS ia the South placed in condition
to plant in April next 700 a. body must be for ever
mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1859

can Mip.ar has audience Of The Emperor besidos
the bns he had in common with the whole diplomatic
body on New Years day The English government sth
perseyeres in refusing 70 interfere in any way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
Election OF Ben. Wade as United states
Senator.

cotonsus, Ohio, Jan e., 1868
Ben Wade vas reelected United states Senator on the
6rs, ballot to day by twenty four majority
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

r. Laavenworth, st. Louis; W. W. Mead, New Jersey
A. Horton, c. q. Poor Boston: Col VIM Hathaway, Port
Even; A. II. Brown, A. McWiTliams. John McCrsery,
Springfield H. stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
s. D. Crane Boston l.. Pruyn, Albany c. Fox, Counec.
tcut; A. Austin, New YORK; j. X. Fry Philadelphia; I.
g. Rabbit, j. A. Crosby, ONO; Col. N. A. Miller. u s. A.,
sta OF Gen. smith, A. +. Cook Oswego n. s. Fitch Au.
burn, are stopping at the 81. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. n. A. Risey, punkrk; A. Gettey ana lady Pbis.
delphia Col Patten u s. N Major q. A. Rice, Albany r.
" Kellogg and son. Utica; Col l.. !. Parsons Troy h.
Smith and lady, Philadelphia; W. Horton, Nevburyport
r. D. Burton, Cincinnati n W. Gardner. Providence; Z.
Sawyer and lady stopping at the Astor House
lewis Jordan Esq, OF indianapolis, Ind. married
to Miss Ellen Judson eldest daughter of Curtis Judaon
the well propr Of the Gramacy Park Hotel,
Monday evening last al the Madison square Presbyterian
church, by the Raw. Or. Adams
General Lowell II. Rousseau arrived ct Louisville KY.
the l7tn inst. in good health.
Captain St. Clair Norton for distinguished gaantry at
Murrecsboro has been msde briEader general by Pre-
81 dent Lincoln.
General John r. Farnsworth has gone to his home Al
Woodstock, H., his wound haetng disqualified him for
service in the Geld.
Charles ID. Gilhsn Of 81 Paul, MINI, lately appointed
paymsyter q the army, has declined TO accept the ap.
pointmcnt.
Major A. Montgomery, quarternaster at Pittsburg
Pa has been relieved by LieutenautI Colonel Donald
son.
General veatch, OF Indiana, succeeds General 3. A.
Hurlbut commander OF the post nj Memphis Colonel
Anthony "a provost marshal instead u Major Wisra
General Hamilton has command Of the Sixteenth army
CORPS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

From the London Post, Jan. 1Ol
The Hon. Mr. Dayton. the United States Minister, the
Bulletin de Paris states, had private audience OF the
Emperor yesterday His Majesty said TO have recon
mended an armistics between the opposing parties 10
America. On the previous day Mr. Dayton had confe
the subject with the Master OF Foreign
Affairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23
The Prince OF Wales Annoyed as .
SpOrtsman and Landlord.

Sandrnghsm tJan I'D correspondence OF london Post
Considerable annoyance caused TO his Royal High
yesterday afternoon, by circumstance which led
the abrupt termination OF the sport His Royal High
had shooting with good for about three
hours and when abourto shoot in wood where large
rise game anticipated, found that OF his
Royal Highness' tenants, Mr.. Shernnghlm, rabbit
digging lust the edge OF the wood Ibis piece OF bad
taste caused his Royal Hghness much annoyance that
he ut onSe minated his will TO have more shooting
that day aud the royal party returned TO the
hall. This morning his Royal Hghness has been in con
suitaton with his agent and solicitor the subject
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

BOSTON Jan 1i-Arr steamship Arabia fBrl Sion,
cacna scity 81 boston Ryder Liverpool; Ssrxs sar.s
Bryant Lane, Mesana; smyrnic,e. Weston, smyrna er
Lillian, swasey C.rde9as; sshrs " Pratt NeIsr.oi
Surf sw.esad Norssn. ss6rs Hero q ksrs Br, coIiin
NIB 10 B, fresh with snow 81 night steamer AIrica
BRISTOL, Jan WAR soop Blackstone Allen. P'osidcns
ED6ARTowN. Jan lr-Arr .chr y Ar,hemu.. Coin. Pm
iadephiA for Boston Sid schr Hlswaths. boston.
lsh--Asr brig from Newcastle, BEL for Bath schr Cob
is,hAn sshr Hsrdscrsbbe Gregory. NYort foo Bosso'
10 port vessels above reported and others before re
GLOUCESTER Jan liar schrs Cire.s.ian. Match. Bs
more 10Th Buston wkiss portisns ~ nassn
,cs. isabel xs6Ssy Key West; ka:Iias Co.. sysrs
NEWPORT Jan a-Au senrs snss ~ Dsooas Dshto
for Ssoss A5e,,S rs az .na Ne fresh sid hs AM sci
&C vlckery; sloop Pointer Nichols, Nxors.
NEW LoSDoS, Jan ao-Ar 'chr Lewis wallsc
PHiIaDEEPRfA, Jan ?l,Arr bark Union, Heard Pc
ssmbuco sehrs p.ss Aaron narye, Msp from so Me-
Coast m AREA CID barks Gen warren, HART E0rlesn
Norton pew rs re sqyi Hal. p n Srs r.ne
" Gardner. somsr. Por, Royal; Dwight Hi, syork
1879 Del Jan acrhere at the Brcsk wster this
,ss Ard large Beet q schs The ship L,rre Moses
m ~ Ereat ser 10 return Philadelphia snppoeed 70
.y hs wns sSs VIII heavy sea- vs
nyrsiiou with the feet In harbor.
PORTLAND Jan 2o-Arr steamship chesapeske, w,Iie,t
S Harriet ~ Tcs%s a.ssn. vnn. Dow.ss. ssitiraos,
ss5 aS Al sse jan ss .sr v.s NJ,
Nvork shr Eva. Car, do. Ch b. brig Biusbe,h bo1eh
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan so-Ar tby seD ship RISING Sos
W%REaAE, Jan is-Arr scbr. L,m.eos orcss,, Ne
yorx, ige. Ms,., Ceaiwiek, d..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-23

his house; and even when informed through Mr.. Bddle
to-day las will appear by bis letter 20 Mr. Christie that
be called with my letter he would be received. hewss
refused access him When Mr. Brodie in Mr. Chriaes
name, on Tuesday last. was urging Mr.. North NOT
ployed copying dispatches for the mail and Mr. North
said that was not true, Mr. Brode proposed to remedy
that by giving him more work than he could possibly
perform Mr.. North declined being party 20 ths ar.
rangement; but Mr. Brode produced amount Of work
Nor;e 10 40 wmSo he tine prsserSeS su' wSs Ss
promised 10 labor nj until TOO much fatgued to CONTINUE
the work Mr. Christie possesses the legal right, Or, at
ton Of Mr.. North, In his feeble state Of health,
ceedingly uncomfortable, and from hts well known an
tecedcnis and hs total disregard Of truth al gen.
tlemanly qualities eviuced In the correspondence
enclosed. csnsot doubt what his will be- Honcs
my troubling pour lordship with this communication.
did hope, my note Mr. Brodie last evening
strates that Mr. Christie might have sees and admitted
the propriety q not troubling your Iordshp, H this
packet At least, with any communicated on this sbect
Indeed hc was bound, man Of honor, by Mr.. Bodies
request and my assent that the matter should N
But having no faRh in his acting gentleman would
have done, at early hour this morning. rrthe yes
terdzy Thursday IL now being friday, two ceel ~
addressed note to Mr.. North, copy of which ym vii
find enclosed urging him TO procure Mr. Christie approval
OF the arrangement made by me with Mr. Brode Upon
Mr.. Brodie's going 10 Mr.. Christie with my not, Mr..
North having been ordered not to call at his house he
(Mr. Chrstie) refused 10 receive note addressed Mr.
North. except from Mr. North himself or Mr. Brodp Mr.
North therefore, promptly called on Mr. Christie All was
refused adm He then sent the note by his soran
who, after being told truly that Mr. Christie his
room, aud waiting half hour for answer, was Told
that Mr.. Christie not In and that he need not wait
Mr. North then directed his servant go to Mr. CHRISTIE
and remain there until he received answer b his
note, together With the enclosure At eleven o'clock
r NJ and not TIL then, he handed the note from
Mr. Brodic but the enclosed note, OF which Mr.. rnYs
tie doubtless Supposed there was no copy, be most
ungsn,cmsny detained, and up to this hour he h not
condssccnded TO apprise Mr.. North O. me Of his h,en
tiodA, but most improperly retained possession my
note 10 Mr. North. Conduct like this requires dher
comment than simple statement OF the fact Nj Nshs
cote 10 me will explaa the circumstances under wiich
he communicated tho reckless manner In which NJ
Christie repndated and dsregarded the terms OF onr -
slement asd The Obligation mutually imposed by our ane.
msnt that the past should be buried In Oblivion. snt NJ
note ~ North detailing my Interview With nr Brse,
asAM Chrsuss note TO ne togethes WIN cirtsH-
gtaaoM q tha ca. q U. sVsya reCklam dhcNGA
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-02-18

Sr5- col, y, u, ramoli, OF tie loth Texas
Cavohy reached hs nome Ia ibis place,
week, from Pine Blur Ark. His reg
iment, il viii be remembered, was among
,hecarlnrcj roopsa, Arkansas Post, good
many OF which, however, have succeeded in
escaping. COL parueli, at tie liza, of tho
surrender, was sick At Pine Blua, where no
had been confined Tor seyere! weeks by an
attack of Typhoid Pneumonia. Hc has now
entirely recovered !ls health. lis orders
we understand, are to eollcc, up tho absent
irr!oughcd and escaped men, of his COM
mand, and march them as early ms praot-
cable to Little Rock, which he will at once
proceed to do.