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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

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0ensTal Pillow Is now ia North Alabama en-
treating tie planters 10 furnish General Bragg
with negro tesmsters. He had delivered a
speech At Huntsville. Of which the correspond
ens Of the Chattanooga Rebel gives an interest
ing account We extract the following
General Pillow drew an affecting BAL. truthful
picture 81 the condition Of the negroes that had
been csglied away 5y the Yankees. He stated
that they had taken 400 negroes from hn By
force Of aims, that be learned that they were Is
3 deplorable conditiOn, without clothing, without
shoes, without funds, and suffering from all
manner OF disease. They were begging 30 be
returned te him, but tho cruel enemy would
not psrmitthem to come. lie said ha had sus-
tanned heavy losses during this war; that tie
enemy had taken from him rot onlyhis negroes,
but they had burned up four gin-houses which
were worth ten thousand dollars each they had
| taken 100000 pounds Of bacon, 200O hogs, 500
fine cattle destroyed bis houses in Arkansas.
laid waste his phantom, and otherwise injured
him In many respects. Our own government
had burned 2100 bales Of his cotton. An this
and more he was willing 20 endure % secure
or Independence. He said be was ready b lay
down bis life rather than submit to the Tyranny
/ of the Lincoln government Who, az you, said
be, would not willingly do the same thing
He stated that General Sherman had written
him a letter, couehed in very polite language,
Offering to return his negroes TO him, and iu-
demnify him for all bis losses, if he would
abandon the Confederate service. bis answer
was characteristic Of the man. He said /;
General, while I thank you FOR your courteous
%letteT let me say to you, the property your gov
eminent las taken rom me was my own. Your
government has the power to ROB me Of It, but
it is too poor to buy me-" General Pillows
remarks concerning President Davis were eiO-
qHent and jadicious. He said, the President
was the very msn for the position be held, that
If he could not conduct rs safely through this
revolution, no man could that he was a man
Of delicate form, but large brain and patriotic
heart, and eminently qualified ia every respect
for the Chief Executive of this Confsderscy ;
that although he Thought the President had not
done him justice yet he preferred him for Prasi-
dent TO any other man; that he was not fighting
for President Davis nor any other man, but for
our rights as lTeemen, and that for himself he
would, if he had Il to do over, vote for Jefferson
Davis for President, if he knew that he would
place hun 10 q dungeon during this whole war.
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R1CHMoED, March Gan extTs session Of the Uni
ted States senate was called by Lincoln because ne
says, the interests of the Union requires #.
The bill giving lincoln power to suspend the writ Of
habeas corpus st pleasure finally passed the house by a
vote Of 81 to As.
ASsw has occurred between the Federal soldiers and
the 4sgroes at Hilton Head The latter were driven of
to the other end Of the island.
The Washington Chronicle says We have sad humih.
alton in tAe report Of INSTRUMENTATION sud ourages
committed by regiments from New York, New Jersey
and Pennsylvania, and We say it with shame. The
Chronicle contends that there Is great feeling in favor
Of a vigorous prosecution Of the war throughout the
North.
Geld is reported inactive closed IN Kew York on the
Cd at 1T.
Confederate states Congress.
RICHMOND, March The senate was occupied in
the further consideration OF the impresament bill The
bill introduced some time since by Wigfan was finally
adopted, with an amendment, as q substitute for the biz
Tepelted from the judiciary committee, which had been
previously substituted for fae house bill Witsout final
scion on the subject the.senats went into secret session.
The house was in secret session on the tax bin.
Press association Of the soush.
RICHMOND, March 6-rhe following card was pub
ished in the Enquirer to-day:
PRESS ASSOCIATION OF TIE O0sFEDERATE STATES,
This association was orgaGized on Che LIST Of March
TeIegraphie news wi. be communicated to the daily
press for the present on the same terms as by the late
arrangement with The Richmond associated press The
primary object Of the association being to put in opera
ton and keep up an efficient system Of reporting news
by telegraph for the exclusive benefit Of its members
The cooperation of the whole press is solicited. Elk
p~lanatOry circulars have been forvarded to all daily
papers, and replies should be directed to me, at colum.
bia, South Carolina. R W. GIBBEsi Prest
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spscisl CorrogPoadenee of the Memphis Appeal
VICKsBURG, March 5. 1853.
The movements Of the enemy yesterday again
indicated q reconnaissance \ short distance up
the Yazoo. One or two Of the boats were seen
in that stream, but at no great distance from its
mouth, and they tarried but a little while, when
they returned again toward the Mississippi
The state Of public feeling being now IN a very
exeitable condition, The lesst movement unusual
from our daily observations, creates a good deal
OF interess, and Immediately brings TO the watch
towers al whose optics are sufficiently vigorous
to note the suspicious object 1t thst distance,
and many reports are forthwith circulated as to
is meaning.
Besides this new movement Of the guabosts
nothing different from the daily routine was OBJ
served; the usual activity stin prevails among
the feet, and the gunbosts have reached the
number Of five, though some Of them appear ia
sight only little while, when they egsin with
draw behind the bend above. Seine Of the
transports ere seen to carry of troops up the
river, while others are coming down with rein
forcements. In the camps On shore everything
is apparently quiet, and no discovery has lately
been made about the progress Of the work On
the canal, and Inc probability IS that the opera
tons on the work have been suspended.
# the Federais bad any prospect Of success
with the csnal, We would not bear So mash
talk in tho Northern papers about a force being
sent up to Lake Providence for the purpose
cutting The leyee to get into Bayou Macon, end
through the toqtuous bayous Of North Louisi
ana into Red river. These foreshadowings of
their own movements indicate very plainly that
the canal cannot be made to answer their pm-
pose, or there would be no necessity for a new
route. 10 got below IS evidently their cniy
hope, and no EFFORT spared 70 consrire some
plan By which this may be effected, without the
necessity Of passing BY cur batteries.
Within the last few days proving parties Of
Yankees have again been discovered IN She
woods On lhe peninsula, and some Of or guas
nave been amusing themselves IN sending 2 isg
shells over aai way One irhing Battery has
been discovered on the opposite shore naAl tee
poin. where the steamer Fiekss PIG vas Aeo
iato i is NOT iiksly that ag extensive
.edss are ia e~Kissonce IA tass aUatar, g nothing
bat light artillery would be practicable SO ieag
they have no other means Of transportation
han BY dragging them through the mad. But
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WEDNESDAY, Feb. 25-SsHate-Mr. Wig
fan, of Texas, rose to a question Of order. He
said he had, during the past two days, been de-
tanned By indisp0sition from his seat iu the SEN
ate, but he bad seen from the papers Of the
previous day that q question had arisen between
a senator and the reporter of enc of the city
papers. JIG was bis opinion that the senate, the
highest legislative body known to our govern
ment, had the right TO occupy the senate cham
Der 20 the exclusion Of every one else, and that
tbs newspaper reporters were, BIZ courtesy, per
mitted to come in, that they might report for
the enlightenment of The country what trans
pred 1t appeared, however, that one Of the
reporters SO admitted had, instead of reporting
what was done or said, reported his own views
OF q s~enstor's position and his personal sud po-
hieal character Inc senate should take such
action as would settle and define the relative
rights Of the souste and newspaper reporters.
lie, therefore, moved that a committee OF three
be appointed by the president pro TEN. to in
quire MO and report upon the question that had
been raised hy the reporter alluded to, and also
to report defining tie privileges Of reporters
admitted to seats within the bar OF the senste.
The motion was carried.
Tbs chair appointed The following senators
the committee under the motion HessIs Wig
fell, Ysneey aud Johnson, Of Arkansas.
H0USE "A resolution was passed to print
twenty-five bundled copies of the journal Of zhe
conversion which framed the provisional and
pelmanenbCOnsdtutiou and the journal Of the
provisional Congress.
Ar. Kenner, from the committee on ways and
mems, reported s bill 70 lay taxes for the com
mon detaHge, and to carry on the government OF
the Confederate Stetes. Ordered 10 DO prEfed,
and made the special oEder Of the DAY for Mou-
day next
~. Chsmblss, Of Virginia, introduced s bill
to amend en- act 70 peIPetuato testimony in
cases Of slaves abducted OF harborsd By the en-
emy, or0t other property seized, wasted or des-
aoye5 p them. Referred to the commitse on
Lho iudio.arg.
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New YORK, February 24-The Times sps
eial from Washington states that Gen. Hooker
has been in the city, aud was to-day IN consul
tation With ths President ano Secretary of War
Lsbe accounts from tho army Of the Potomac
indicate q greatly improved discipline, and give
promise of a state Of efficiency never before
known there. Expeditions are making success
ful foTays against the enemy. capturing supplies,
and gaining valuable information.
Smuggling goods into the rebel lines has
nearly terminated. Dessrtion is becoming a
serious enterprise, and is rapidly diminishing.
Tbs frequent capture Of mails going to Rich
mond bids fair TO destroy that heretofore -four
ishing branch Of treason.
Our scouting system is admirably organized,
and at last We are able TO know something Of
the position, force, and plans Of he rebels.
Our cavalry arm has shared the general i'm
proVement, AID now, under Gen. St0nemsn's
command, may safely be said to equal in OH
cheney that Of the rebel Stuart.
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The FEiscsusiu Mnbeaa Cospua Casc-Tho
0piafom Of Judge znfne.
From the Milwaukee News February 2l
We pabsshin full today a5o1iniooof JudZ
Paine, 0f the Wisconsin supreme court. In
Kemp case. The Logical perspieuiT and streue
with which the erEumart Is stated, and the
squndneg 81 The c0lclugions arrived 81, viii
both surprise and crafty taose who bavs hiih-
erto SUPP 2ssd ths autasr but E mere politician
Of ths u;Ts abolition -choai 80 document has
been plsced before lie public u7on the vital
questions at Issue bstss- calculated to exert 8
wholesome isduauca upou tls public mind Ut
TIE doctrines euunelassd IN tbs apini0u Gre
treason, then treason 3 the gloEy and saliva
uon of o~urrspubio-
sons ot sa8 pcincipsl facts iudiciousiy estab.
hahed By this decision should b. impressed up0l
the miacs Of all The pecp-e. They are, iu brsL
as follows:
4 The government Of the UBitel STATES IS in
vested with iul power By the ke1srs Consd5H-
ton 70 prosecute tie war, and there is no war
power outside tho Constitution.
2 Ony the people, through thsir representa-
lYe5 IN congress, can suspend the wit Of habeas
corpus.
.. The President can execute ths laws only
Dy suea means as the Constitution aud the laws
themselves nave given him power to employ.
a miliary commandsf may declare MAJ
-al law n districts which are the acsusl thaa-er
9t var, where hostile armies are me-. for the
purpose OF desIue, on, or ia insufTscdonary
districts, where domestic violence and discori
nave sHselualiy displaced the civil auihodHss-
but not elsewhere
o Courts martial are courts Of limited aud in
tafior jurisdiction, and have no F. 70
~ any psr5on ezcap. such IS are By law aman-
able lO such uiel
O. Tie legislative S Fac political department.
q the government. end, wbsn the wit 81 habrss
corpus g not suspended 81 CONGRESS, the tx
seuny9 mas no political power to unpas0n tas
Jaqga PANE moreover declares that as should
consider Lne estsAishmeut Of the dacrins laat
the Frei9ent possesses HLuitabls power over
me lancs By a declaration OF martial law, as a
calamity mite q any, less TO b ds3lorsd than
the success Of the rebellion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

In tbe senate yesterday, tie imprsssmeat bin
from tie house was taken up, but after two or
three s~uendmeats were subnitted, the conside-
rsdon Of the snbjec. was postponed, and the
senate went into secret legislative session o u
either business.
The house passed q series OF Joint resolutions
nessee for recent Achievements near MITfrees-
bero'. a motion To- reconsider the vote BY
which tha house passed the BIZ providing for
the transfer Of troops, wss decided ia lie 6ega-
tive. At an early hour TIE constellation Of
The cnrfeney bin was resumed in secret session.
gias7a9ad Wig.
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EheNew YORK W0ftd Ct he 1914 con
ains teaeg Hom Vharlow Weed, referring %
al article q Bseehef in uhieh he says,
Wolfe tnaFe IS murh inviting r81ly in the
Roy Ar. Bseeher's article, I win not waste time
or pspeF ia noticing whet IS merely personal
BATH desire % make this record II it comes to
b. Understood taet TIE yiews and policy Of
Aessss. sumner Gsesley, Wendell Phillips.
Ward Beeeler, etc obtain IL tie eonduet Of
fha war it VIII fesuis IN the destruction of cur
government and Union, and q triumph Tor re-
belion and slavery. @lAuRL0W WE'D.
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Special to the Daily Appeal
eREsADA, March 6.-The Memphis Bulletin, Of Gle
lss report that the oaFondslet and five ether ~gpnbosts
have penetrated through the Yazoo pass a5 far as She
Tslishafehie.
The St amer Hstty Gilmore was captured in Barren
river KY, by the Coniederatea TIVE other steamers
were above and it was supposed would also be captured.
The Louisville journal says the raid into the blue
grass region was by 40 msans formidable, bnt Their
presence indicates the presumption Of the enemy and
The helplessness Of ourselves. II IS the opinion Of the
best informed military men thas the rebel raids ehroni'
eled from day to day, are but the forerunners Of a gen
eral invasion through Cumberland gap into Northern
Kentucky
A Nashville dispatch, Of the 25th, says: Wheeler
cavalry four brgades) are this side Of the Cumberland
a portion Of them being near Franklin, at which place
there is a large Federal force, under Gilbert. The latter
apprshends 70 danger.
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skTURDtT EVENING Ahe
ss.ar BHmssDeB.
w~Nsw York Joaraataf conmsTesih s or
can end exponsat 5f 8 isrse and iraaenHai
eless Of citizens throughout the Eastern States
o,n.o.s5 Of man who have always been Wing
conservatives s giving uiterance to their senh-
ne1ts ca Che subi1ct Of pesce. Many among
tbis class. who were statesmen, opposed ths war
before it vas begun. bscs1ss hey saw that by
vsr the Union eouid not be restored yet they
gsnarsly supported the war after it had been
begun. because shey were led to believe the 90
minisrs.ian honestly meant it to be a var for
Che restoration Of the Union. But now mat the
designs Of Inc u-nssrupnlous administrator have
beesme sppaueus-now when it's evident that
tbs OBJECT Is sisp'y to abolish slavery the
Jouyaai Of Comnsros, snd the class Of citizens
alluded to, MISE in a loud CRY for the termina.
ton Of the STRIFE
The sane journal asserts with truth that taia
desire for a cessation Of hostlites is by no
msans Confined to the portion Of community
named. Htsays thaf IA slmost every newspaper
that is now opened, no MISTER in what part Of
the country 1t IS printed, there is expressed by
tbe people everywhere, 6 universal desire for
pssce. There are pesee NEE ngs Pesee Teso-
Iufons. pssoe speeches e7erywhsre. his the
voice of The people that there must be pasca.
The prospects Of psaoe, the terms ca which
peaca can be obtained, ihe conditions of peaee'
the blessings THAI VIII result from peace, are the
topics Of universal discussion. The peace desire
of tie North IS a faet that cannot be eoauo-
Tsr,ed.
ByILEC0LB and his abolition associates how
ever. tbs feeling IS not entsraine@ Re and
Dis ssrvfe Congress have determined to sti3a
this desire fer peace They have Determined
The way shall 60 en-. until Hsir object is sceom-
pHshsl, despite public sentiment And we Of
The Sau.b may q vel msks up oar minds shat
20 onHwl. tbs people Of the Moth submit
10 Pc Erl5aesl aad uuc0usindoid sets ct
Congress. shieh We aLaasd yasay- As
we sisss8 vas Tia design fshs lats Congress
to make LIAC0Ls eaal Independent Of har
suecsfsan-0 c1tbs lm vita sneh obsolete
powers lh1 81 cen carry on the wa nec
ssr7, to te end q bis en a defiance Of ths
public VIII They knew thar beE power
would cease ca RE 5h Of &archi bus with
diab5leaI aanaiar have-sss in motion MAJ
chinsv owzzzle. possible, the VIII Of taair
own people. aeh shall continue to operate for
two yesrs icug
Tie desire a pa-os "a general but wia il be
en453 WlLUsCoLS or hspsqpe succeed
We confess a ae sziaalnE 20 have but little
E1p rem tbs ssioa North because we be-
Es7s LErCl Ifre pur3o5a-the pso-
pc 0aaa ST ay have
10 hs 1ue -d knocks alone,
ana aeual
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The lats leap upwsrds in gold, st New York
from 1913 to I72L in one day. cassd quite 3
commodoa st &c Ee3eral caPitl An early
session Of the conferences committee On CBAsEs
finance bill was had, with q nesgt very mate
teasly changing q former decision, Which
rstained ths ihr7e hundred miloa legal tender
clause. It was reported Lhe eommi5tse w2s
willing 10 rasucs as proposed issue cns-aa
and PerhsPs saaaaon i asogsbzr. They M.
dentand tie eha1c's7 Of thsr 6aaa-
cial condition, and seek e avoid a breaker bal
with hsr eroHmoas aa5z and proposed larg'
expenditures, We predict they win ana great
difficulty in avoiding q dead lock"
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If Ous moruipg ~c0,emporary is correct in is
stassment G. tie condition Of sfaz smoog
our forces en- te BIZ Back 3 great outrage is
bsing psrpstrsae3 upon tie gallant men sta-
toned here. Tie mere msn6oa Of the asa Is
sufficient 70 cRl fg "a iaTes5gaaon. # there
has 5asn e is seaca specified les Tie utaot
punshmsn upsa ts officials,
no maierb how high their oaaon Les fho sol
diery exercised itas pgeaos, ard submit to
the necessary sac Gees q sacrt dae Tho lai
nshon Of she pool eavl force 4 change # red
tapeisn prevents a. Improvement Ct oaes. We
hoPe Gen PEBEroE wA at onee look ato
this mater.
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In LsGranss Georgia "a ia 2a Fs5us .
FAsSr iHfzns ds7s1tsr Of Aath-uy ana
sTes., Of Memphis, Tennessee
Lite FaHlis va driven from home b. tie
and th4n aiken By angels 80 ihss better hom ova
wasfs taefs are no enemies to ds.azb Lei a
Paa
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A SISeULAR COECIDEECE.-Ths following
Iscts form a somewhat si1gulsr coincidence
In he tal Of lS2 HCrz5o Seymour, Democrat
vas elected governor Of New Yo-k. s1d, in ths
~ioLowing spring Thomas ii Seymour, D--o
@ aas eacsen governor Of Couneccu1. Last
iaA. Hofaao Seymour, 4asl q ispse ef zen years,
elected a second tine governor Of New
IorE. and Iaomas IL Seymour again 6..oss ss
tla Democratic candidate l0r lle executive
ebair OF Conuectcu. Nothing remains 20 usIs
the Coincidence perfect but ior Tire conservative
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Position Of Ren,ueky.

RICHMOND, March G-TAe KentuekY hOuse Of repre-
s~entatives adopted thirteen resolutions reported from
the committee on foreign relations The second re-at'
firms the loyalty Of kentucky to the Federal govern
meat the third recognizes the administration the
tenth recommends 3 national convention, 20 prepare
amendments to the Constitution the eleventh recon-
mends a Mississippi valley convention, with view Of
consulting how to preserve the whole government and
preventing one or more States from seeding, and tie
twelfth declares that the laws Of the State must be
maintained and enforced The senate viii probably
concur.
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pursuance Of ihs s1o7e onlsr a. Iron masters srf
osaer eontsetors Wthn the States Of Alsbsma. Geor>
gA Souln yaFom8 Ha ternessee, viii make apslIes-
asep9 mealg ng cot ther contracts win tia
orna2es bsper msnt . S A. TO prevent lrauds It
~ ( y q elea eonese.or mixing application
aee5m2ano Of q e1te7 copy 81 rs courlaaf, sn
oasQ test me g wees Of the asr 6ns dssirsd g. be- de-
tAle4 ea masps4saata for ths fusflnelt of his con
a-ct aud s1at tn labors- ea-aas Is nheuwi-e OBJ
iaiaed srd fwth thss ~ ca .h- sr7iass 81 hs Coz
the co siat oTss 8 the enrol IN oFcsrE the 6srct
f SINE my sia0a certificate Of tie enroll
H8 4e O Il ainct hl tue ler1rs zmsd ir he
aelas e 0s e7 aal be-r1a ig.ieo q the peacs or
oAr IA SRA a4f-ztd y .aW @ a1nnst7c oalhs.
All coua1nlelt OBS 1dlrsse4 % ma St selma Ala
Will msel vita proups attention
WI RICHARDSON HuNF-
naJlm Maior eaGt o. oIdnanes Duty.
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Nav YORK, February 24-The following is
the lalsst BY The CAnada sid Nova Seofian
LONDON, Feb GA Calcutta paper states
faas q rebel pirate Is cruising in ths bay Of Ben
gal. Hsr commander declared he would destroy
every vessel leaving Calcusis under the Federal
dar.
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GEAERAL ORDERS No. IL.


aa SuPeri-tsudelt # Pa Sirs sn5 Ei-iaz Burssu
P b authorized a-d eise-sd Co snt1-cs existing con-
tracts Of Tue government u Iron, cad an rrhel m-ul-
and ue del G. t4s service, are ss1ers ael 20 have
1eea eed prTs seia. o. a- noe ar1mpty eiTz-d
sccaiunE % fhe trms and srii q lha sanlr tley
mag be take w17reVe i1uua Gl upcn reqUsaion.
assis-ales ahal b. afo-- dhy De eommanlsIto Of the
ara7ss pos 81 c7m Of ias.urtlcn to thl officer or
ageaf sf che 2 ing Bureau. seeci4ly clg-Esd wish tie
enforcement Of ths con rs-t
WEen @ c7Btrs.tshaI hs~e been PEREZ s-aatv vioiassd
VA be withdrawn and ssisned o ether works
b CD.PER
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BURNsDE.-Genera Burside, til understood
By the Northern press, has been appointed mill
tary governor Of North and South Carolina He
viii bave to fight better than he did as Ereder-
icksb arg to seeure his kingdom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-07

~ Governor Isham c. Harris arrived at Chat
tanooga on the first. He IS enjoying excellent
good health and expresses the usual confidence
in regard to the condition and prospect Of our
army in Middle Tennessee.
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n Persons in . position to know have ex-
pressed the opinion that at least twenty-five mil
ion dollars haye been stolen in the Federal
quartermasters department during the last lew
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FROM TENEEssEE.-The Chattanooga Rebel
Of the lst inst. says: Matters are quiet as
usual along the 6ont. There are rumors Of
army movements, which we deem inezpediens
to publish, but which may dsyelope themselves
to serious import in e few days. The rumored
illness Of Rosecranz is not considered altogether
reliable, Is it comes in eae OF two questionable
shapes"