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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21
Difficulty Solved.

We have never yet heard any Copper
head explain what his party wants. lie
and his friends say with one voice that
they are not disunionists; yet disunionists
everywhere are their friends. They are for
the war. but oppose all practical methods
of carrying it on. They are against the
rebels; but all the while plead The rebel
cause. They are for the Government; but
never fail to abuse aud condemn what
ever the Government does. They are for
the triumph of the Union troops; bat al.
ways rejoice when the rebels win. They
have horror of Llood; but elways want
to cot some war mans throat. They are
for the Northern unity; but they make
union impossible. They are for the Con-
stitution. but are nevertheless willing thss
it should be destroyed.
These are contradictions that the people
cannot have overlooked. But, save the
poor. dsfuded ones who believe that the
journalistic professions of these malignants
are sincere. and that the honor and the
happiness Of the country and the perpstu-
ity Of our institutions are the objects for
which they really labor, the reconciliation
OF these claims with their notorious acts. is
easy. The Union for which Che Copper
heads toll is the union of all the slave.
holding aristocracy against the progressive
Democracy and Christianity of the North.
Their CO ns.itution il the Montgom ~
Constitution; and their governntpt is tho
JEFF. Davis government. These are facts
by which al the discrepancies between
piece. g and prsctice are explained; and
until the Copperheads themselves can, fur
nish others, these must stand!- Chic. Trib.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21
Mil. tarV Rank--How to Know It.

In these days. when long striped trow-
sers. and now and then stripes on the
shoulders, too. are prevalent in this CON-
munity. and well dressed ment in 'un-
dress" abound. our fair friends may be
glad to know who is who. and avoid the
soIccism of addressing Major General as
Captain"
by glance at the shoulder-straps wo, n
BY army officers. their ranks and the
branch Of the service to which they are at.
tached. may be named. If you know. and
this is the how.
The shoulder straps Of a Major-General
bear two silver embroidered stars. one a.
each end Of the strap. A Bligadier- Gen.
ersl has one silver star only a Colonel
has q silver embroidered spread eagle; =
Lieutenant Colonel has two silver en-
lea9es. one at each end Of the strap; q Ma
jor two gold embroidered leaves similaly
placed. A Captain has two gold bars at
each end; a Lieutenantone gold bar at
sch end. and second Lietenant none at
ell.
The cloth Of the strap. by its color. dis.
tingnishes the arm of the service. For
General and staff officers. it is dark blue
for Artillery scarlet; for infantry. sky blue,
for Riaemen. green. and for Cavalry, or.
ange- color.
Non n-commissioned officers ar. indicated
by "chevrons" or stripes on the coa'
sleeves in the form of letter V. Corpor-
ais wear two stripes; Sergeants, three
Orderly Sergeants have a lozenge, dia
mond shaped figure. within the angle o.
the chevrons. Sergeant Majors have ths
three stripes Of a Sergeant completed into
. triangle. base up2ermost.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21
The National Banking LAWN

Tn0 W3tl0nal Banking LaW.-In-
asmuch as general inquiry has been made
by capitalists in all parts of the country
in regard to the national banking law. the
following condensed summary Of the pro-
cccdings necessary for organizing under it
may be oi interest:
Banks in cities and. villages Of over 10.
0G0 inhabitants, must have at least Sl00-
900 capital. Places with less than that
number may have banks with $50. 900 cap
ital.
Thirty per cent. of the capital must be
actually paid in at the beginning, and the
remainder in installmcnts of ten per cent.
every sixty days.
One third Of the capital paid in must
be deposited with the Treasurer OF the
United States as security for circulating
notes. of which the bank receives 80 per
cent. OF the amount deposited.
To start bank Of the minimum capital.
$4,000 in cash. and S5. 500 circulation
is necessary. But as the law requires 10
per cent. of the capital to be paid in every
sixty days, circulation can be obtained in
the same proportion, and no bank can put
out greater amount Of circulation than
capital actually paid in.
The advantage offered by the national
banking law are exemption from the ex-
pense Of the bank notes, all OF them being
furnished by the Treasury Department;
chespness to organize under. facility for
getting ont Of it; notes being legal ten
der for all dues; opportunity for becoming
financial agents of the Government. and
width of circulation. it being uniform in
appearance. an national in its character
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21
TERMS ADVERTISING.

.IIirisa oftwenty-are will be made the
sb,vs rates for Special Notices
;,,sin ,h and cities win be allowed twenty
,v mission. but advertisement, ofany kind,
sifj N ssrtcd a less than regular rates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21

AhE Iiis hEbELc ohOhI VI fheslclo6c~
The fear Of famine was everywhere ex-
pressed; tho Government seizes upon ev-
erything that can go to sustain the army.
leaving thoss who are not in the army TO
shift as best they can. Many have pro-
visions concealed to avoid the searching
eyes of the Government agents. Through
the agency of negroes. large quantities oi
provisions thus hid away were brought to
light for the benefit Of Union soldiers
The farmers fold is regularly cuIled Of oil
marketable sheep. swine and beeves. and
what is left behind is not fit for the butch
er's stall. The larder Of the largest plant
ers contains little else than bacon and corn
meal The wheat crop. now coming for
ward, y immense-in. fact little else has
been put in the ground. The rich valleys
Of the James and Rspidsn Rivers
sre vast wheat t-felds-nore. in fact. than
can be gathered, pnlsss the army Is turned
to this work. The negroes are not nu-
merous enough for the task, even were
they not in fair way Of being 20 thor
Ioughly dsmoralized a to refuse to work
unless paid in ''greenbacks." g
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21
Treaty with Liberia

The treaty between the United States
and Liberia is officially promulgated.
There is to be perpetual peace and friend
ship and reciprocal freedom of commerce
between the contracting parties, and they
bind themselves to treat each other on the
footing of the most favored nations, in
cluding the full protection of persons and
property. Onr government engages new
er to interfere. unless solicited by that of
Liberia. in the affairs between aboriginal
inhabitants and Liberia. in the territory
and jurisdiction of that republic; and cit
izens OF the United States residing therein
are desired to abstain from all such inter-
course with the aboriginal inhabitants as
will tend to violations of the law and dis
turbancos of the peace OF the country.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21

r. Callahan. the Irishman who stab
bed drafted man named Schwartz. last
October, at Lsporte, was tried last week in
the Circuit Court of that county. and SON.
tsnced to the Penitentiary for lifs- Gala
han was also drafted man. and was
maddepsd with liqnor when he psrpstrated
the deed. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-05-21

% Rosecrans. in spite of the serious
responsibilities Of his position. occasion
ally indulges in . little fun. The last and
best specimen we have encountered is the
following: o
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT of
CUMBERLAND. April II, 1863.
GENERAL: The General commanding d.
reefs me to call your attention to fla
grant outrage committed in your command.
= person having been admitted inside your
lines. without pass. and violation OF
orders.
The case is ono which calls for your per-
sonal attention, and the General comman-
ding directs that you deal with the ofFen-
ding party OF parties according to law.
The Medical Director reports that an
Orderly Sergeant in Brigadier General
's division was 10 day delivered Of
a ba6,t-which is in violation of all mill
issvy law. and of the array regulations.
No such case has been known siAcs the
days;of Jupiter. So
You will apply the proper punishment
y this Case and remedy to preveot Z
rspetition Of the ACT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-07

ATLAETA, Ga, psoszbsrS . 1853
EAJcR GKNERAL sTEvEss6z-sfT: I Hstss IN -
days ArPEAL year letter Of tAsrks to year slvlsIca; Il
wAieb you state It Vas Pst5gs brigade. Esieh arsS
checked the ensry sa Leoksss noHstziA, etc.
I woald net ssirsss azo lssa from the well earned
r~spuistion Of that brigade; yet, believing yea ts be q
inst zsa- / cannot think yss wsrla have 1ade ss
statement bad you bees fsmaizr vita tAs facts seE-
Rsetss slsb Aat enss6snsnL
Ikzvs sever sSEsht a~etoristy for myself sr oesmaRa
By ReaBPazsr publications. 81 he Esme hzs lean
1streRsln Elsn: vale A ~lnlsEtlcs Is s0zo to the sA-
GERS ard zsn whaa sad the hsEsr to eozssaRd
Permit Il 10 iafsra yes thH he AlabpEa bdgase
whiss I ooauaaSsS hilS he FsfiisH II sItek tky Ers
6rst pisssS res Absst1s o'slssk shkH between aad 4
O'clock ?. n, r~sPulslnr fsuE ssFarais ana dlstiset
charges ef. TIA szeny, who, "a two instssses, rlsssa
tssE ss;oz vishia tan feet Of gur iRss.
va than retired 70 = rev position, byrzy order
where We fernss : lns On the right sg Pettas brizads,
vThiek bsd FrsvlsuFly bean placed there, ERd bad not, to
tAe bss, Of NJ kneNlsdgS, Ersd = sua MP to tAs tine,
Es hsld this Ike pz.l Gbsut . o'clock A 4. ez the e6sa,
WHEN We were ar5sres seFssE Cksstanocgs creek 70 ths
resr, ard wsrs ths las. troops 70 issys tAe 1slA Ey
brigade hsa thstr a5vazcss position, - sistsa, uass.
sisted b. ether trsspE Sal yielded TIE ground sniy
after missy u tho non lad sufinely e1kERsied ttsir an
nsniHg-, and re azeny hs5 sslHed hs rear q osr
Isfl eszssd By ether tFo5ps leaving ths kslA Sc meg
we're probably srsl placed uu6sr mdfo trying cirsuH
Stances. EEtAsy fsugki uig aRs lie f5lawiuE day VIII
arez which had isss bssa condemned by an army IN.
sssssor a. zs&t for ssrEies, zEHy Of ths nsa sisadms
with arzs 70 ihsir hsEdI Ehiea they oeuld Rst sil-
sbs-so, sval.za "a oppoy.salIy to asa tho szysnssi
il. thss, 5sst &c zy these HsR dia act skssk the
szsnyt
l. sir dssaEt, 81 muoA e any csc, S~pPsarlng q in psslis
puiat, as always ElS9ee; the parity ef = r~spuiatieD
that rests 81 zach 2 sasis. YETI fssl thai l.. perhaps
eauaot ssw 80 l~sE,iee. eta rsiss 70 taSso irea Wien ]
an separated, saa wire, well know, ns5'y did their
ssty ss true snd gallant soldisrE
very respectfully yozr esodisas - ryEut,
John G MOORE,
8Hrsdsr General
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-07
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q bH9A'E HEB saE}sS. prepared vita nacb
care ana Fgarialy ads2ssa fr uss Is
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Gre Htesg Ready.
Tss sEsssragiag deasss -i7sa5g ksvslsgss isr tss .
REkpEEs. sna the sesrs Is reduce. - far 81 .hsv A..
Eb,s, as est q Sesool Socks for Primary seao.s
ssrs ssEssi sts ps5G.a-rs 20 rsviaa sBsir prices
Tssy HoE sGs- tie Readers q. ts Believing Is= -s..s,
FIRST EzaBEE-ozs dsla per essy-ssz 5alsss
Fsr dsssn.
sEs08D RzApER-9Hs ssHsr ssd 8 ha,f per
sspy-eS sss aazsu.
AHaessIt beouet viii hs nsds - ias trade.
TAs-s Socks lave mst Jhs ,o.sE approval sf sxps.
Ieasad sad I~Eso.,Ifai ~tsaeaau, sHd Aavs bsss sss5ssd
Ter ne II -
Passs5C SCHOOLS Of .EFoBsEe.
Thsy hsfa sso bssa- iaEsdassd n several prvste
tssoos sf ne ely and Ia lie i7.sror.
Tee Aassssa taa) ooasa.aiiensss ssss sps.ks 81
them;
US ss'se3 a-s9y e few dsys siues tAs alps r.n.-
81 ais little hoax d-Gen.d FORKS uss Ct ehlersn -
asain ceEIeaa % @ tfa t.EoHah.s PssssLszs 81 or
sghsal t6achaFs sad c-Ear vic as iaaseF "a .-ek
WerE I-A sL D isloued q. az ssuy DAY ~ a.
sseoud thsr5 asd fsurh Of a. s4riss $780,
Bee are tRs ase-tsi IL ths @sg.
lFrea the Memphis Agzn4l Appel. November ID
CEk5pAoF,s FIRST READER-Ws hsss received Y.
arstef g slsas 81 rsEisrE ASST gasc fE tha use III s-hotr
By a. De v ghaadrsn o. Eobis. 10 bolou
theianEsass - tAs Fr11zcs; TIE slan OF he atAs
hosk Is boTEeWsa fren Ia O.lsndo q syalau Of leach
i=g i~assas-c1 aad e elries Tie ehld =posl inesr
caplalN lreush ia rlFhah1fie 6iHcuiiap il it,
csmRaauonI the acccmP4-hqd aafhQEsss has had hs
sasistsHss 81 hsr sKfesriFe Felyaiet sladiiiln and sE
Fsrionse TO EssdsrJt osuP.sis. As tbs BOY 10 lstasr %
tie mas. aza he Elri e malhsf % The WoazaR. - la4se
sgt boakE 81 iRsrustou are he sources o. al fdt.rs
sEd zstEre educssion-
Hitherto, =s1kH upcn Hhish DO nulk depended ave
5son eamplei By ~ Eu9lszd people Is aua-srS II
trade. Hs ecn.eqselcs q WhiLh h1s bsen "a -
aoral judFUc ii Ha-ioEs thas the tasts 81 rHr ro1n7a
D. been - -lo mercy Of = ps0sas 81 obiszs Il $3.50
a. they lave beer ae5selvs 10 tss.s- Bs-h re s-Isvs
the Yankees 'zrs th8 peep @. sad aisdea vrg A.
With hem re cannot b7lsgo that 'Eosh Wrbrfsrs
spelling sssk@ Is 1s o1F spelling bsek 81 t. lr-isb
~isnauage. any more thau 2a csn Believe that Rsbs--.
4 saorayi = he sag dictionary. as autho---
nsigs q Aosiio ems s hoy 81 tnts last. - -
aid social Fos-toa AID We bsspest for 81 s--f-- -
iurnzha b. lei easrzsef, ~
sFACia&A COPIES fer exaaiaatsu VII 3. f,-
T-'isa ss'mpty By Hsl on rseeips Of 3 an.ssss
sszp lsr retzn porasa
A4A0EE Of ibs series b row !. fhs /
WI son 5s p~ub.abeS ordarl for
q eeMoaEa sng booEslsF "a "a city.
60 5e4 veg ae sch h7
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FaFelsa ana Exchanged PFiseaers.
EGQs. PAROLED AND ExsaAEaED PRFs,

assisa sad exchanged PFis6aeTS.
H2Qs PAEOLED AND ExszAEsED PRIs)
ESTEEPEIsE ldss Eovsnssr eos, 1854
II conf rniE w.h srisrz E-a TO P eaidsni o. lie
csafs65Tzfs 7tztss Ia-ssns command u tbs prirgssFs
1sp,srsd Aas FsrsIsd at Pert Esssoa and viskHsurg
Tbs place Of resseEyoss 70 both g~-Hssas is sE.d
zzferpd.e
o. hess risazsri ssus h=vs 5ssa s~rzsBixsd. az
sa-nssa -sa "a uss5d 70 a. ssd Tas resi- sAeuld b
prep r~sliv sHc= L=E os-rs ~ s earliest zs
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bal-st Pss Ley h-,- eszr 7uisa ne h-e.yf
30 u4 ds44l4 a2 10 ssccuBu5bH szsy asss
81 benz, ssl else lined azI rszsy &c ra=zs asr
.ras 90 sssa rs =1-asaps1
IA aossk st1sirs, th.s lhs Ealszi zen va. bv
taerssEsass ru1 iszs,e ~=sr.f5.s, have made gisks.
sus 40 Pert 1a5s-n iamortzL sI - ne aez -
Eeul q msacs Mes to zsks iasr lutars ai.sry A.
tsy IS si5ril a. seer pass
1t is nst sssssh, saidlsr- Ter yea e ssv .b-t y,o
viii COME &c tAs s.sEs WAss Exchanged. ne ss-sj
v-ish gzthsr-zad .a- Ps,e!s under vh q vss ws
lesssd vas Halssd - I've parl.s. q wziea yesr e-v.
sS'sH' was ere Il rsprsssuts3 yaE IN sAsi at sd
&; sislo Ess She power 70 sszsuus{ 5r you It's nasa.us
aaa lat'zsiou u hss ssntF-sd d, 50 far a. Co lee ars
hat sasss isz1-isF iu'shs language OF purpose sf the
80 -1E44f- e4sLG EGFerEE8at
sfiAs rzEs 20 sseem5ls SIS Baralsd prisoners "a ssrDz.
FER o-sE-izEao7 sad d~iHsiPliss, 90 be he's ticrl SOB
jsst 60 erlsrs FOR active asla daty 20 SEN as ezssasr,d
Ike IDEA HsrsEls, which -stzisz-Aoueys hon.
a'ty or srHss szHoasT-isst y5E ze free from IL
zli AZ oessr'l 50 loas e yea are-Hot exchanged, IL
felAiolz and not sslsised sy tbe dssaisa Of yeus
1ss ez@s-t-
Xoar day habp-siu. Isis t. rstuFn so year a +
or wssFe EeHor and patriotism rlks cal you, ans
Hhers eE present military atastlos saa rs hope o.
n esry ezsaaegs sexes goU p-espes rsesrss-y.
L FOLK, Lisat=saa Genera
TEaM4s n JArE A As..aarat rd.7Rv
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Brom Des maireu.

s1soial dgHaieh q DE Osl0sgo LiisafI
DEs M0INEs Iswa, Nov. I0-Trtsrigenes
Bsa sssn reserved hsfs fks. Tho csHrt house At
s.6ney, Fron0nt saunty, in this Sale, was
b1wr uB shout 2 OF 3 o'clock on he night ef
lac 10th inst. The baildiHg, whieh us5 one CT
the 6nsss Of The kim in DE S'ats, wss redzce3
almost 10 a nIss Of RUSS The set does not
appsET 10 have been plEEdar, aa tue szf5 Ena
vault ct the eguniy treasurer were hsl disturbed
ard al the money and records we're maiply
ssvej lTem shs Effects Of tho explosion. TIE
whsio aHair seems r. be wrapped IL zvstesv.
and, uP 20 The lttest accounts received, re else
had bees obtaiHcd 20 the PEI eeueseru eff the crt
rage. Great excitement ETeSais n Sidney and
the surrounding csuufy in Consequence Of ii.
Thiz is iho same osButy iAto which Ire gasrriuR
raid Of which i tslegysph3d a tcw dsys sires
was zEde, resulting in ths shooting Of deputy
provost marshal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-07

Special DisFsish e As ChissEo Tiasal
Came, Es7snhsT II.
Gel ~ LyEsk, e. lie E5la Hinsf VII
save ia-EsueW monzr hr IniizsassIS I'D
56szse7's .siEas, vita sairsaaH Fsbsl g3i9RsS
aa& kz sAe1s ssPFsssa C4 50, zg Lazs s1-
iaa, Ala., sEd fs tae rear Of Fi.efsse. Tier
sass sEs a. iesas; Asj Fsssk EeslsE, j.,
.CsYG VIZ. CaEssia, LsGE 3 : EE-lsla,
LisR's. Jsasga Hozlsa, ii Alexander sEd u.
~ AaREi FnVstss jas l. DG=isssa Jzs. Der
vssss, Jas. ) 7ziih, Jas i watkins, Al o. be
IA Ala. cavalry jar. L Eskiz6aas Oh Ala O.
". P0sies, 5h Texas, Hc8uigs, ISh ksf
jas Aasosss EaylsF, l5h Eiz Garissf Ssa-
eaT, ssh Ne Dav6 FssTaa aEa Jas r. Powers,
y WiEt Aesaf cavairyi Joha Esss, e 1sn,
Fslk's hsdy guard
CAIRO, Hsvsraasf {T-Ths railroad bslReea
AEyAsie AKA PsGuslhi reGauily .sfa q By guaE-
nlAa. vii b. ia fasting efdaT aszin Is : isH
says Tas rs5e!. Asys sl disappeared hez ihai
visiaily.
Tks lat hoard frsa EsR. La=isa AEsesssE,
ks wa II JaskssE, Tsazsasse
Iks zanss Adssas Asas JsAz Psizs, zoR en-
the Wsysai Fa1scsa, eaaghi FIRE en- Saturday
by q ssskss e. zeal tar boiling ever in tss
ktezee. It's gssri d~assr.ai as vessel, tAiHk-
10 It 9ssla Is Destroyed BAT tEe Esuss Hsss
soes sEhszsds HiiAast zeisr aEsz ssnses.
Tas sssa2sr Dss Are zrnvsd lAis meFzizE
rem EsnPhS, Gzd tAo AlbsT, Plsres fsz EeE
Orleans. IAsrs ia asking pew
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-07

FeLiag Back d tie OBslossss EEpeabioz-
Efsct Of 8 Fsdsrsl eesEpatiss 81 Tie RE

EGlttnF EGGk 81 ie OPei6sSaS GIpCaGt0n-
Eftet Of 8 FSdsrsl ~6eeHPaties 81 Ike RE
GfGHd.
soussBsnAsHss Of As Kew York ExpressI
EEW OELRAEs, Easssrksz (.
IeaR ne lozeer call TIA opelsssas Sxpe5itisn
saa Texas expedition L bss advanced AZ IA
ss Il can GEL and the only treble nav ia te get
back. A uRn who cane IN irsm the freat zee.
tsrdsy. told mo tbst lie, with ethefs, was drawn
10 ga ambulance by sight horses 80 ihs Techs,
sua /! was vita dAcsty ttat tkey eSHd get
.hrszgh. Gs ssvs tse cell is Usle T6aehsoas
.ana he people, nd ths e.iDats Esea mera &c
kslieas hAsaaAo, iIs rssei forces hsug en-
tao outskir,8 SID vsstafs }r occasionally Is Ey-
70 aiek a. sezcthing, ba. isgtsRsas SD s3rtY-
a7a gos ef fhsm get s.ske3 ~ Themselves lAa
eshar day, HeE B8ay sko United States is9ess
Esf5 Is never allowed 10 UsEsaiTs; bat there il
ressen to fear that lkefa viii b eEsat ScE;rae.
Eez Of stores end Eunitieas Il net le IL rebel
hsR6s. hzfsrs tho army eaz be, exirissted frsE
tie RsTass iats Hbish srdsTs hoE RGsaiRgtss
kss fsres6 II.
Tia ERA ,hsr letter hsm she foas, dated
I3d, at Bsyoa GsffsR Gre, wEisA IS A4see
eiiea tbis ssis Of 0upslassG, Which Wcu.a
sh9w thas eur forces have ~alTsa fallen assk,
szd tka fast tket tie Toesls kz5 Eeds szetAsI
ssriag TeesnBsisssEes uFsA eEf>rsat yssbeT-
day. gives 3slor 70 the Tgaasr thst there RSs
kssE ssUle lsas. RssnTsieg osa say lkst it is 81
mes- iZPcss as % get supplies. forward, ard, aS
tse TaxsTs ssvs issTaed hsw to hvs or netAing,
tfsy have greatly he s6FaE.aEe 81 egE sTesgs.
TIE writer ssystbs water Of Che b4yga is kst6t
80 sTiEk, eu$ IL Isl eoHssl1g addition 70 It that
tao gsEeIsl health Of sur soldiers is COED If
Gas ars a9eesiy b,ssEhi back e wksTe here Is
always g1as WalaT En- TIE EGsigsippi river,
tssr Health viii ~soEiisss sess; # net, bst
wsSr ave- skaF. rshcns eil kali mare team viii
TIE Eessts'
Kew Terk paper, some line since. bad GaR.
Bssks landed ct Eaiut Isahel, aad psfAsns nssv
hav6 wsraea the secret Get Of the Yer DsPzrt
wsHs a. IS The iEaa dssizsisR Of tss Wstsr sx-
s9z.tion lIes this l5in.. Il Is, & VIII ha re
EsIdse By the French e. q m0Eaea. Iha svei6.
Rucs BY then Of g blsekaSs Of ike nasutk Of The
Re STsHds or Of 81 seeasatan ct Easamo7es
is in detereaes 10 lhe treaty With Mexico, by
wkiSb TIE BIC GrsHds Rza its uaeusA is asSe
nsatral property, and, Ia the present aelests Re.
lasisns Between The Usitsd Bseses ard Frame
tie occupation ef tie line BY sitaor psrsr vranI3
BE REGARDED - hostile to the ether. Eer yeBiS
there b mach gEiRsd by il. True, TIE rebsls
eoHld net use tie lever RE Graa6e IN gsitiue
thcir SUPPLIES, bat il surely s=ald rot be thepgit
practicable 70 gusrs the whole river 81 higE az
Lerede, and the Msxieaa esHsrabaadistzs isnsA
anything bat > elese watch t. sserE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-12-07

Il weuld really b di9euit 70 write elshef -
;pteIHveBt er Ineligible siiasion article nadef
present circumstances, eT Ho@ ear PIssoHt
knowledge Of facts OF Tire present iHienhsns
or f7,ure parpspss Of eur aTmy shove, weknoT
nothing sfsll. while the,rspsTts fFeH Knexviuo
ara Of ibs NEST esuaistiHg character. On Sat
urdsy We hsd intelligence, derived from Gen
who La5 arrived ct Daltoa rsa
Knoxville, 70 the eaesl hat Gen, LonesTREEF
failed in his assault zPes he city, had
Withdrawn his forces sBd was refining toward
Abiurdon, Va Yesterday, news Of Q oenuay
charsetsr reached a. 70 he effect that be vas
still b~ssisriug the Plses, wila heFas Of an early
suecsss 90 We are e. . loss which at TIE two
reports 70 believe.
As somewhat csu5b5raSvs Of She last IsPeIl
the Ms.isHa CsEfszHas Of Saturday evening
-sryui
A eoufisr, vel kgoWa and vsEckea fer b.
saverti geztiuEsu g stssdiug sW1arniaE here
.esme 6ova G3n Daitea q yestec-sy bsn'
vko represented tbst be lsf L7sEsresrs srEy
ca Msaday mEat isst HiEh esFaiehesi t1s'
Lenos,reei had setcksd zu3 carried tho cutter
voFks Of Burnside Egcasd KnozVii.s, end SsBs
er5err g General RaEsc=, asTezG the aetstoni
30 ruar3 The uvar usu a. ell F=l1is - EiFat
tssi be intended IS sEs iAa cy t4e -zs esy.
AcaPtEiE cane 81 tbc Ear IBIS moinlug'
~ko sstsvtCi, VITA E-sst pcsjTe5sss taet
LsEcstreei Lad es-tarJa EGaTvlie we Ask
this non prctLE- nrn he sialsUent reported
20 Be en- ths Euflo Of sea Leicester The,
Erchrblv. lad ret l8f K1exvi,e eR Sunday
bus sEly rsPsstsd 9 ruacT. kcaIs after las7iag
rre-e; lcT th1 EtGtcneaf Of ere o0gTiar aad ths
jspate-s Gon Brssgl osTot0Tsic eGca ethsfl
O. Jar S. 10 chow thst Aa Eege hza sol besa
abandoned ea haE1aE su& .s baabIdEeAt
wsE tbsn Eainr cn.
Tbs 8std Of ysrsrizy zoEHiaC alec says'
We lesru fram o EcutienAn who lea RHozFAe
en- Tuesday, tEss LuExf-esi was SSH bssicSlHE
ta nlsee. flst H1 ts& seat word q sls cam
z=D6sr IS Lsuscs 70 Hcld iAs sgossirE & al
rszu5s, aEd Ge % Fs7ll as aisle t3 hG.5h the
lab S. kaexgila Be- tbe nsXs t"C1'ytaaI hours
AroLEer ~enasnEs wa rsasaui esre tr@G
Ds.Ies yesterday CFeEi=e, Mierase II that
s.vsR p~rssEeTs captured BY L5FgsIsgE $50
ssui down BY lin, T5-cEs5 DE.t5R En1Ey ElGbL
Let tks matter s.saG Is 10 usy, We e4Ezo'
usch loGgsr be kept il isEoraEas Of tfe tUas
stso sf sEziu lbo1, EuozTlio- In the assH
FEe, while We nay hope hr tEa bass, it is the
rsrs ef wisdom TO BE- prepared fer Ibs wsEat