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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-11

found the rebels strongly intEenehed on the east
hank Of tho river. Batteries were soon in po'
sitiou. playinF on the epamy's works Al 10
O'clock General Lawlsr's brlgads, in Cars di-
vision, charged across the open fsids, two hun
dyed wards 10 width, Wading ths bayou IN front,
and swarmiDg over into the i1tFenchmsuts-
Ssvenisen cannon we're taken inside the ssrth-
works. and from five hundred 70 two thousand
prisoners captured. NJ description can do
Justice 10 the intrPpiditY Of the regiments com
prising this brigade The rebel fire from artillery
and muskstry was appalling, but they rushed
on to victory, regardless Of death, aha htsiAily
swept everything before them.
GAnera Martin Green's Missouri brigade
irshels.) over twelve hundred strong, was cut
Of by the ll,h Wisconsin, and surrounded
g n Vauvhan's brigade was Sc principally
esntured Ths losses of the 1lth Wisconsin
wsrs slight. The 2Ist and 231 Iowa led in the
charge. and sustained the principal loss. IN
Ilth WiscOusin also captured stand OF eoiors
Furious cSnnOnading continued 81 day from
the rebel batteries en- the other side Of TIE river
Tbey fred ths bridge to prevent our crossing
Pontonns have been sent 60 Shermau's corps.
He will probably cross g few miles above here
and attack In flank The fOFcs opposite ls
Thought to number 25 900 Oar army is in eT-
eellent fighting 60 adiuon, and lhiRk themselves
iuvincibls. As Gen Grant rode 70 ths front to-
day he was everywhere greeted with remen'
dous and uprsarious cheering
This morning two four-ponnd hOwifEars and
two six FOUNDER riAsd guns were surrendered
with horses, harness and ammunition complete
without q shot q few N les back on the road
Their guns brcams separated from the main
body Of the rebel army yesterday in the retfeat
and were cut of by our advance.
Our loss In TO days Sighting is not heavy
TFb. v.E-I kfllad yuouuHaa unknown
Their troops did not fight as 0bsiiRatsly to day
a. yesterday They seemed TO exoect defeat
The wsndsr is they were not wholly withdraw
to the Other side without an engagement
Cen OsterhauG was slightly wounded, bu
roda ON the fed arain.
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lie. where the msa or the eiiqas viii rule who
can control fer the time being tbs largest nun
Der Of bayonets. At present there can De nc
vsrv serisus troubls; the matter ail lies in the
oerm. but il will grow dsy by day, month by
slonih, and year BY year. Mr.. Vsllsndig-
nam has many friends and followers in Ohio.
Tie courss Of the military authorities in pro
caeding against him is net calculated to decrease
their numbers. At present he and his FRIENDS
are powerless They are uHarmed. eonven-
ten Of them Is, however, to be held on the lith
of June. and whether he is sent 10 the FortugRs
or the southern lines, they may elect him and
a Legislature thst will support him. Ihen
GENES the collision, and who will answer Tor
its consequences Let tbs opposition to the
general government find itself thoroughly seat
ca in power in any of the States against lhs
military efforts of the general government 70
suppress them, and il will not hesitate - ueet
military power with armed resistance"
All this is true No matter how this war
NAV progress or end, the future is full OF the
direst portents to al who value the liberties o.
their country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-11

We cOnvarse1 for some time ye5tefisy norm
ing with geuileman who bat recently feacna1
ths Conlsdersey from Nsw Orissns lie paints
tie terrible TYRANNY of k1ukee ruia n vivid
calors. ard says rhat th1si who hsFe nos sCti r.
ed under &c cannot form an IDEA 1f it's severity
He states Chat 41ite Number Of nsgr'es Wh5
hava b.en entic8d iul0 the Yankee afny 1y
Yankee faiseh9oi, are disguised with taen
now masters sud sigh 9or the dag when tasy
can return to ihsif lawful oFnsrs. Ols poor
,e1w said.
sB s. jon't euss re 3f Turniug sway gen
nv master. No. sir Da Kini,aes iaos no =.
oders away from him and ta0k n.y. ---s-s--s-.
oder hngs W 'asL had way rom H,sl t9o- llais
ter used TO low us to raisa tugs for onrsalvss'
and cider buy 'em from as. or iog rs % saiiil
70 somebody elsa. Now Iss dischafged from
ia army count ob sickness. and . lrk i5r Dc
Ysnkeef but b e3s you. boss 5u' if oniY had
De wings ay away obar yondsr 20 m1siei
right of
Thee Abolidonists. it IS s.a'ed, had pr1nai' i'eo
tb-rn one huadred do'lars Ia geld. one hundfoi
aud sixty ares Of land lhuFen dollars PEI
month aad good rations 5uf the poor qeiea %
oreaiures Eava not received aHg pay ana essil
now to appreciate Yansfe promises and seh IT
i the happy fomss and hi 4 owners Who, 20 e.
evil hour. they have deserted = 4agesta l5iisi'-
I frf1oa~ifef
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From the Cincinnati Gazette
The following letter is from q very high au-
thority at Vera Cruz:
VERA CRUZ, Friday May ], 1863 We have
news from Paebla rs late rs the Dist Of april
The accounts sTe of great interest and lmpor-
tance Briefly stated, the situation Is 80 fol-
lows.
On tho I2.h OF March the French suivsl be-
fore the city IF Paebla with about 20 OUu et'e-
tive men. On the I7th they attacked the
..Plavdela del San Jeyier. Gnd after severe
bombardment, which lasted several days they
succeeded in preaching, entering and occupy
ing two blocks or sqaaros. Atter three days
sevsrs fighting, the MaKie7ns sueceeied in De-
stroying these blocks, driving the Efenea COM
plete'y from the city.
On the I2.h Of April tho French made a
second attack on the "Plszzsa del Carmen,
and after forty hours continuous hehhng, du-
ring which the French were three several tiIn8s
G~ivsn back, thsy retirsd TO tbs 'Cmr0 DE- san
Jusu." leaving a large number OF prisoners m
Inc hands Of the MeLiesns, inelading oae com
psnv Of the D lusves entire
The condition Of affairs At Ruebia, on the
2lst Of April. stand thus:
Forev iBds. himself weakened nearly one
third Of the force that ne arrived before the city
with TIe has q very short sUppiY OF ammuni-
ton, and hsl sent 10 Cordove, Or zaba and VeFs
Gruz for all the disposabs iprce thst can be
sent him, including al eolors.
During the les, engagement Cen Lave was
wounded, ard Gsn RObIedo lost an arm The
MexieaRs have done nobly; they have fought
/ splendidly; and have surprised even their warm
est friends.
No one supposed they yyonld hol oui so long
! or 6oht so desperate. Now they have iaker
The offensive. and their plan of operation is q
/ attack the French outside the city
Comonfort, whose forces now amount to up
wards of twenty thousand men, VIII make Tia
/ sttsclr, OF it has been msde ere this
I This French feel these last defeats terribly n'
one is allowed to speak word Of 1t here
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The Seientfc american IS Of the opinion
sfter q carrful examination Of the Passaic. now
ira the dry dock at the Brooklyn navy yard that
taking the Monitors as representatives, OF
fighting maehiues-the greatest possible often
sive power in the smallest possible c3nPass-
they cannot be excelled, and the patton does
we'll TO estimate them among its sfauBchest de-
lenses The Ke0kuk IS excepted L. was
"poor little egg-shell craft eve Rave eZ-
aHined % saws Inc scievtiic journal, "ths shot
marks on the Passsic. said to be sixty-eight
in all. though we did not count them, and
find an accurate representation of the Whit
worth shot oppressed in the tuuet in many
Dlsees. II these much boasted proleclles
are not able TO do any greater damsge than
they did, we may safely defy all the En-
glish iron-clads and thsir ornaments Ihs
Whitworth shot, OF jac Slmltiss OF them. ln
a msi8rty Of cases struck sideways thay
reached the turret, which irigred the persons
within; ut The msi0rity ot uudulations and
scars could be filed with common tea saucer.
Ia another paragraph he admits that one shot
struck the turret aud seooped out a portion
which might weigh twenty I've pounds, and
did strike the pilot house with great iorce.
breaking the iurret plates in its passage But
what of this 2" It sapienily inquiries " Wien
iron meets iron, (as WHOM Greek meets Greek.)
then comes the tug OF war, and 1t Is not % be
suppose that q shot moving at tie rate of, say
fifteen hundred f,es per second, viii strike an
iron structure In its weakest part and not dam-
sge it,"
The Tecumseh. Manhattan and Mahopae are
soon 20 be launch at Jersey City They each
have One tur et and two guns. The eailbsr OF
the guns has not been deeid d. The aFmor Is
nut u in tte ssme msnner rs formerly but sew
eral imp rtant improvements ere said 10 hsya
b en- rnsid in its resisting capacity. 30 officers
Of foreign na.ions are pelUittei 30 visit t-es4
vesses.
The Galsna is at tie Philadelphia navy ysTl
nm Iar rrinr M l.irs
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ATLANTA, GA, THURSDAY, JUNE Il, sos

lion which tended to encourage art and seienees
in this coUniTy, but more especially ia the pros
periiy Of the Royal academy. Adverting 70 nv
marriage, beg ycu TO believe how giGtsiul 1
fesi for, and may be permitted 10 sdd how
sincerely appreciate, the sentiments you have
expressed With reference to the Princess. Loud
cheers I know that I am only speaking Der
mind in joining her tbonghs TO mias on this Oe-
casion. Loud cheers. We, neither Of us,
eau ever forget the mann er in which our union
has been celebrated throughout the nation,
cheer and should be more than ungrateiui
# did not retain the most lasting 50 well hs
most pleasing recollection Of the kind express
sions and reception which my attendance a.
your anniversary meeting has evoked this even
ing. Loud sud continued applause
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The Montgomery zt-re7''--7 sasHes me lai'
lovginr seasibls remarks in ~ gard 20 lie proper
mode Of treaEr g chs vauds.s IN may iall inso
our hands during ths pr1 gres5 cd taa W4f
There ig right way ani wrong way Qi
treating tta Ysnkees Eh9 May tan into she
hapls of our au,h1r;ties. As prisoners ol gat
tlev sbond not Be snij uied 20 irsut ana
outrage, bus HsV sho1ll be- asld unaf e1sp-
sureai. lauca sud not allowed 90 faF1 uaIae
strain-d q communication with tne ppa o
che country Taey sd0n d b9 msee @ i'el
that thsv are nusoueTs. and not th1 e9Tet
rrnesls Of the G lvsrnmant, mak'ug p.2su1e
excursion for be purpose Cf raceiVIne the god
viii offerirg of ttspeop.s We wonid suEgest
% hss who aro DISPOSED 90 scatter hoFafs
in ihs way Of the prisoners iaat their sym
natifes c8n BE- mneh better expended upoa
the Confederate soldiers now in our ser
vice. and if they have gifts tl oesio'Ti they
qil Give a batfsr iI'as-rr11a oi their good
serss and pairi0'is6n hy maslug Conf dalaL9
So diois aud not & 4uEea prisoners me rec pi--
ents To thosa wb1 'a8l iuclnad -o a. = -s-75--a-
the prisoners ibs rsiH or Wnng iie Rar, W5
would also su ggast che. they oan furnish 8
wneH more conclusive argument 1y shoulder
inr nuskai aud iabiav their places So the
rauks e their c0anirF's deisufefs where, =
ih-v tI1 not convert Yankee lhsv msY sue
cetd Ia killing one OF more, and h1s 90 more
good than hey are ii'hsrw li'ralY % do
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NE ai.5rm..I i lloovrlss CAV.


From tle lgl1-lQIa ltr Al la.lle'
HoovEa's Gar. ENS June g. 1863.
Ems FyouIRFR. Oar DIVISION. st prsssEl
commanded by BigalierG Gen. Blahro1 john
eoa. has inst returned from a bold rec9lnois
sarrs i'm t0rcs. Of the enany's i5rlhcatous 10
frort of Muriressbor0' We les camps yosisF-
ssv morning st daylight, in q dleuehing ra.n,
r7sr-bfug on 5 miseTable- muddy Dirt Rad ~
fonr miles; fhsncs no tie Atnrhsfter ana
3fr-frassboro' pike thrnnoh HooTers Ep- au1
o1 unrii We arrfvrd within sight miles o1 Aur-
+ree.hrr,i Here We were s1rown into line oi
battle 20 await tha onset 81 our foes An e
md q 2i Ga cavsly regiment were thrown iof-
,,-,rd - th inst uctious to mzHeurer 90 al %
draw the enemy out from his WolSs- q pro
fsnn7 stiilne.s rerga 81 our aatirs Ines, ete1
one parsr t0 Eesr the sharp crack q ine ?. l2
In front Afous three p 81. iha rapid Dis
sha-rs Of artillery on The s. uyvills + ks an
pounesd that The division iron Polk COR
es~s ruqaoe7 a few moments NOR 1qal
the H7oming csnuou I'm our irc1- to1 rs
plainly hat The ball Uat opeued Foiiey AZ
'sr vorev of srnsl arms mingled with me
roar af artillery proved that our trends were
-srping with iheir W8Ik bus it wal Of
rhort Duration. TIE fee on ~ of the
Dikes-sslem. ShslbYrills ana llsrelastsE-
were driven hahind their WORKS, ana there @a
Isft fisu. We had three men kilisd AID tnT-
zen Is undsd. Ths casualties on he other tW'
mixes cnuld not esrn- We WitldrsW about
,unsat and re urnsd 90 oar eamE4 not ~ AREA
in BODY but ex 'essrvsY f1ot sosa ffon MAJ elilla
over the-a abou Iuabs plies
Gn Bmvq's vsiarans ore in tie 6e o. spy
its and are anEi0us Cd be Ie1 90 aa-li- uloai
. lLe,r ir donitable commander j. T. g.
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vaIIanainsha1s's Arrest-'fhe RepabiieaR
Press,

Fram the New YORK 8Orldl
Ris 70 the credit Of the more moderate and
influential Of tho Republican journals, out Of
as well IS 10 The CRY, that they take decided
grounds against the arbitrary and foolish arrest
Of Mr. VsllaOdinghsm. T1e Boston Ad0sriiser
pointedly condemns the action OF Cen Burn
side-mainiy, however, on the grounds OF its
impolicy. L v5ry well says;
We doubt If Yallandigham, with al his
skill in vilHfcatioD, could make an attack upon
the Government so effective by half rs those
for which bis arrest and trial BY court martial in
,he State Of Ohio have given occasion"
The Springfield Mass. RspubiieaH is even
more emphatic IN is condemnation. i says !;
&" It is much 10 be regretted that Gen. Burn
side has not been assigned to some command
where there is fighting to bs done, and the
country is disappointed not TO see him march
ing an army to the deVersnce Of ihe long nD-
pressed Unionists Of East Tennessee, inste ad Of
mixing up civil and military affairs n the lsyel
States Of bis department His logic
IS vicious throughout. and the policy Of hs
eourage more 81. The Government cannot
punish men for treason because theiE talk tends
/ 10 give cid and confors to the enemy. Hissub-
ordinate, General Hsscal, who rules he sab
! department Of Indiana. in his supplementary
order. goes 8 step bagOnd Burnside, and fairly
I runs the thiBg into the ground by thn ateninf
/ 70 punish al newspapers and public speakeTt
/ who end savof to bring the war policy Of tai
I Ceve7nment into disrepuge.'
Tho Boston Trapslisr, another administration
paDer, draws the mOst gloomy auguries iron
/ his ulischievous and wicked &C.
Tho collision between the military aud civi
movers cannot be prsyented ON occurring an
dar tl,e pressnt state Of things, and if il is no
] seasopsblv ani efsctnally resisted We shal in
[ few years become Ike Mexico, military repub
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-11

A correspondent Of the 8iiiwaukis Nsa5s.
writing from Arkansas, gives some very strong
testimony as 70 the iuhnenee and results OF
Yankee rneddling end iis IF .cts on the condition
and prospects Of tie negro. Wdtirg from Hell
ena. Arkansss. be uses the following isnguage
With 30 one to care for them, without iood,
clothes. or medicines. they sieEen sud die here
by the hundreds-fresd as last Back Of Gen.
Wasbburu's hesdquaTter's. b1t a short distance,
is a peach orchard the lutte graves in rows
20 close that oue can hardly step between them
Here, about two feet under ground, are
over thousand dead perseus, and day
after dav others who have starved 10 death ere
being added 20 the namsless list And there
are a drzrn nevo eraveysrds in Helena, each
being rap'8iv 6lfsd with negroes who were
once happy ard ooutcn'ed, ia health and clred
for. of use to thsmselves and he world.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-11

A late English psper has The folswing clear
and emphslc language upon iae saiJsci Of r.
cogniii0n
THE AvoMALY or THE AGE

cogniiiOn:
THE ANOMALY or THE AGE
The history Of our ago is full Of siTergc
anomalies, but the ssiraugest aud greatest o. them
al will appear 10 tbs future historian 70 is iHe
~ tuds which the nsutrsl powers Gf ibe earth
have for two years observed toward the Govern
nent Of the CouisdefRte St9iel, a 61vernment
which It would have been deemed the sub
LINES consumusti0n Of EaTopean statesman
shin TO have created in tho interest OF eiYiliza
ton and soc world 8 Eeaee; a Government " i'eh
vas Indispensable to resdjlst ths baiencs Of
pswer In tie Wegtrrn hemisphere, and seTl-
ously threatened in TIE Eastern Empire Ifi5
Government, when most unexpectedly, ani
without The effort Of European siatesmanship'
presents itself in foil grown vig0r, sill remains,
after two years brilliant exjs ence, ignored ard
uurecogniz ID. Daring ihese two years this
Government has riveted upon itths envious eye
of al civilized Europe. L hss wsget war upon
3 scale unprecedented even in this century Of
NapoIeonie wars
Il has at this moment a vietorioug army Of
nearly half a million OF msn iu the field aud
it has given lessons in naval warfare 90 tae
oldest of maritime nations Il has It's represf n
iatv- in every great capital. its agents IN every
mart Of commerce IEeDjays the ObedIsucs Of
a numerous, devoted population in a degree
which devotion to a cause or county seldom
resChsd IN modern times. II D ieaftd ny IT'S
enemies, bonUTed by its treads, aud whether
CO the Il Sd of b-ttla.- ia the hauuts Of c0m-
nerce, il commands a c0nhdence which few re-
tionB N 30 short a spaee have Ron. AZ tins very
moment when Is antagonist, double IN numefi-
cal snength, and apparently with ienfoid Ieso1T-
ess is about IN very desperation 10 perfect rs
bankruptcy by prohibiting the ezFo tetion
Of the preeious metals the unTecognzed Gov
eminent supplifs It's necessities win EUROPEAN
leans Recognized on the stock exchange
Iecoznizsd in common parisnee, aad by puDie
opinion she world over, this GJvernment Is uo-
known aud unrsccgnizsd only by diplomatic
oararnouigi
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a soldier, writing 10 the ROCKVILLE Heg1sier.
seriously objects 70 the construction OF The army
clothing in his department;
Here we get them psrtiY run and partly
wbipned UPS coarse as bui IS hide sewed
with grapeviue-in two 0r three weeks they
rio All TO p,ec.s and are gone. and then the
soldier musi draw sgeiR OF hsve no clothes,
and in the course Of twaive months u takes
al the poor soldiers money 60 keep hlm n
clothes Is that treating him like white folks Z
And here IS another abominabie thing-thc
shirt sleeve is lett open ike frock sleeve. With
no v-Tistbsu7s on it--inst IKE some cd ngger
wench's shirt si3sve Now, % 1hat irfailI 6
the soldier right Tsit not treating lin worse
than q nigEor Such sleeve as L1si iar FElie
folks
I. is sai3 tiaf tha Empre ef hisa H-e
several Of her predecessors 0l uaanYiaoie
famc. il at ih- head cf al ibat IS i.liuarai and
rstr, grade iu Rgs7ien policy She Is tho SIS
tor cf the King of Prussis, and gnveTns ann
enfralv as she does Der husband, die,a'ln<
the Russisn dispatches 70 ihat kizg aod -heH
answers sc tho zsm8 tims. S1s IS woman
uub8uuded enerey and ambition, aud IS en-
ployed from morning tn night, eitl ef 10 writing
,7ith her own hand or il debating che iuPena
decree ard disps tchss.
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rTT4E f1H0aiu- % rs5erate eiicarg and men having
been d1Iv -nehsulsd are hereby rU dee ard
d An Of 1srs .Ld men wh3 have been dei.vefed az
Ci g p fn- 81 ny ll.e prev Gus & Nay 1th, i11A
All OH ers clufu--d snr place fore Lle laL OF
ArrL 1858 who have Be-l released On parole
Al u-n csurur-d ia d lr1 Carroll = or Virginia De-
ars the I-- OF March l5d3 who have ca rseasei on
proe
g TIE oE5cers AMI ueu captured a-d pa7oied by
G-n p Ca i-r. bic pe lItiou 20 Is tennessee
La y m5-r sl-
The offo1rs1 and men rpr1red and para cd by
Llsut nsnf-IoI ne b -sva-t -E Van bursat A kansas
Farua y a5a 1867 By .ll aea fi. key. DO Dec luber
So aIs rnarc The m05rle a1d Hh-o ralroAa ana
bv Csgts.u Cauer01. a. C5-ia-h, Mllsl sipii IN De
eemh-r lcH-
& Tas oalaa-s -uf ler ps-llsd oxford. ai-az-- %
ths 81 8 cf Lec-rsh-r u 81 at HerarE Arf- on the
ITrh of Iauusry So ard 90 Batoa Aaussi La % me
. "a uf Feorusry. l1ii
Q b rer On u.0 h1Vs been captured on the sea Or
ar va er, L-adil- b. upol the reseo asi OF
ths q ufe5era-- or U1e1 stat az Auy tlze previous
% Dsceu Der 10 b. 49,.
AL cl I'D ans Tlo have been arrested ~ aay tnle
before b. 6tl Of May ISIS sE szasa on par7ls are
h-rsbF ai chs gsI r0u suF and rVTT oa- galen con
tasu.d 81 % parole Il aay sueh per ~ has takea
- oarB Of az7 aacs t1 tie LLit1d erat o. ven
nnv nd or g bis relrz was accompanied With any
.If-sr esrll Jon he s. dlso 1sr1-d fr1n the a-a
II anr o Us q embraced l8 suy ai the lores oing
s-e Is or g. ary recdol .f any rsV ous eac ianse
. tire uhsre1 they deel red a1c4ans-l' are ~
snv FrseF -rison .bev 90 BE- reilateiy rs easso
aa7 Delivered 90 lbs oneisrats suth1ri iet
Rob sET oUrD
nf-f~rnf Nsv 1858 gsut of EEchangs-
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ES- We learn that considerable number OF
negroes have escaped daring the past month
from the counties Of Liberty aud Mcintosh
and have succeeded IN Masking their way to- sae
enemy. A short time since number Of tho
servsrts Of Mrs Dean, Of Liberty county. took
her carriage and horses and drove on. som9 Of
Cent Laws peg.oes we're not so choice in their
notions. and conteuted themselves with taking
his OK cart and oxen, in which they escsPed--
gapaRaah Ne5oS
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- If mistake is made BY Grants army We
know that Grant is responsible. II en- error IS
committed in the movements Of koseeIans' amy
va know thst Roseerans is responsible b9t
what human being ean tell who is Tesponsillss :
H. arrnv nf The Potolnae.--La Louisville Journal.