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, 1863-05-05
FROM The SOUTH.
Important from Rebel
Sources,
THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI
THE GUILE, &c.

MrRrREEsnoRo, May 4.-Rebcl reports rcp-
recent ten. Dodge As having advanced eleven
miles east Of Tu6cumba. He had met the
rebel General Forest, and 1ghting was report-
cd to be going on on the 7sli inst. Gen.
Dodge was in possession Of Portland, Ala, on
the 25th,
Jackson, Miss, dispatches Of the Goth rep
rc6tnt Gen. Grant ut Union Church, on tic
Eatcllcz and Hazel hurst road. Light draft
boats are now moving up the 1azoo. train
Of transports had reached Hazlehurst, and it
was evident the Fcdcra1s intended moving on
Natclez. Gen. Brrch had taken Alexandria
La.
A Jackson dispatch says it is impossible
for him 10 get into Moon Lake until the river
rises. A jackson dispatch dated the Goth,
eays communication with Grand Gulf has been
Te-established. After six hours fighting the
Federal gunbo1ts withdrew. About 100 Shots
were fired; the result was the tcmpora;y dis
nbling Of one gun. Our trchcl} loss was three
killed and twenty-five wounded. Col Wade,
of the artillery, was killed, and two gu. beats
were apparently disabled. The dS-Egc ::
unknown; they lie the: 1cs.cs b. i u tho
Louisiana shore.
The enemy engaged large body Mt Hard
Times, live miles above Grand Gulf. Six
gnnboats with two transports passed Grand
Gulf on tho 2Sth. The encmy is on the Louis.
lana shore below.
MopllE, april $0-of1clal information says
the sloop-of-war Preblc WAS destroyed by fire
on the c0th, of Pensacola. She is i total loss,
R1cHMoSD, May Authorization has been
received that the Yankees crossed the Rap,,a-
hammock near Fredericksburg. Passengers re.
port sklTmish'ng this morning.
, 1863-05-05
LATER FROM EUROPE.


SANDY HOOK, April 23.--Thc steamer tEtaa,
from Liverpool, ed, aud Queenstown, sd,
has arrived.
The British Government has ordered the
gunboat Alexandra. bui1t for the Confede-
rates, to be detained ut Liverpool.
Admiral Wilkes proceedings were causing
increased Irritation in England.
It was also reported that Napoleon became
offended at the course Of the Federal Govern
m"nt, and would recall Mercier. The report
is doubtful.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, Nag 2d.-The Nf,cs says 1t is sus-
l'ected that the Government Mt Washington
has given secret instructions to its officers,
and thinks the instance Of Mr.. Adams riyipE
apc1mit 10 one vessel supports that suspi,
tipn. It says: aid given to The rebels by Bri-
tikh merchants, by furnishing supplies, gives
no good grounds for excluding British yesecls
FROM commerce. If such an attempt Is made
By. admiral Wilkes, the British Government
will put it down.
Inquiries had been made in Parliament as
to the course the Government intended to
'r's,le on American a1flirs. Palmcrston post
| ned answering.
There is i Fumor that the Government
would give up the steamer Alexandra, for
lack Of sufficient evidence.
It Is reported that the Government will prc.
vent further shipments from Ireland, Of or
ganizcd gangs Of men, osten5ibly for railroad
purposes, but believed to be for the Northern
armies.
The Government declined to send a mail
agent by steamers for Matamoras, and RECON-
mcndcd them not to carry the mails. The
Times dcnounees this as pusillanimous, and
trucking to the designs Of Federal cruisers.
II calls aloud for stand to be made against
further encroachments on tic rights Of
leutTI1e.
The Morning Tbs' says Mr. Adams commit
nd al a%of-a t,&r -
exemption. 1t forhcaTs to speak Of his extra
ordinary assumption in strong terms. The
feeling Is confident that the Cabinet at Wash
inCton will hasten to disown the act.
HMr. Liard said in the House of Commons,
that the matter was being considered By the
Government, bnt no communication has been
made to Mr.. Adams.
The Times denounccs the seizure Of the
Dolphin as worse than the Petc1hof, and says
America relies on the reluctance Of ENGLAND
to engage in hostilities.
It IS reported that Napoleon is greatly Of
Tended at the facilities given by Mr. Adams
Tor the conveyance Of arms, &c, to Mexico.
The Paris correspondent Of the Ifmes says
II Is thought the time Is not FIR distant when
France and England will be compelled to as
sumo another attitude towards America.
Ihe1f N 3 a5s Increasing apprchens5ons in Paris
the reply from Russia to the notes Of the
three rowers be unfayorab1c, Napoleon win
not hesitate to draw the sword.
The Polish iusurrection continues active.
FRANCE makes active naval preparations.
TIE VERY LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN,
THoRA, April e2.-Two serious engage.
M.nts occurred Sunday between the insnr-
gfnts and Russians. Oneiu the Forest Camp-
Eos, SIX miles from Warsaw, and at Pultyesk.
Tie latter place WAS burnt By the Russians.
CoPESHAoES, April 222.-Pfince William has
accepted the crown of Greece.
, 1863-05-05
FROM MEMPHIS.
Grierson's Splendid Raid Across
Mississippi.
HE REACHES BATON ROUGE,

Especial ulspatch 70 the Chicago TrtbuQe.1
MEMPHIS, April 20, via CA1no, May 4. 1853.
The jackson Appeal Of the 2sth admits that
Grferson's raid is the most important one OF
the war Besides tearing up railroads lie has
destroyed two bridges, each 15o feet long
seven culTerts, one cattle gap. lie burned
twenty freight cars, blew up and destroyed two
locomotives, burned the depot and two COM
missary buildings at Newton; cut down the
Telegraph poles, and destroyed the wires for
eight miles, and captured two trains Of cars,
on one Of which he found n Railroad Agent
and an ordnance officer, whom he paro1ed lie
also pa1oled t#enty-six soldiers in hospital.
It is reported that he got safely through to
Baton Rouge.
CA1no. May 4.-But few troops are left at
Millikcn's Bend,
Gen. Sherman is still at Youus's Point.
On Thursday there Was considerable excite
1nent, at the mouth Of the f;lzoo, among the
boats lying there. All had steam 11p, and there
whistles.
1t is not proper to state the movements
contemplated. Our forces are building 4 dr..
pot for stores at Stewards Plantation, twelve
miles from Dnckport. Goods arc hauled to
that place, from whence II is thought they ran
he transported by water.
Col Gricraou has reached Baton Ronge,
and when in the heart Of Mississippi, and be
Was closely pursued, he detached two GONNA
1fes and sent tlc1n back to our lines, which
they reached in safety. The rebels, thinking
this was his whole force, pursued them, and
left Grierson to prosecute bis work Of de.
strnction
The sccceh have report, in Memphis, that
Penberton, who is In command at Tieksburr,
has been bribcd by Grant to surrender tie
place for three million dollars, and that, in
consequence, he lrs been chopped to pieces
By Lis own soldiers. This is very improba.
Bile story, but it is certain that the rebels are
down Oh Pcnibcrton.
It was the tug Rumsey that ran the block.
ade lust ut Vicksburg. One hundred and
four shots were fired at her, not single
one Of which lit her. One shot hit the hay
barge.
, 1863-05-05
FROM MIL LWAUKEE,
d BRUTAL MURDER CASE,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE, May 4. 1863.
Mr.. Edward 4. Hall, fur dealer Of this
city, was bruta1ly murdered at Eagle River,
Marathon county few days since By 4 man
named Ward, who was acting as guide
They had stopped at an unoccupicd cabin for
the night when the murder was committed,
the murderer striking his victim on the head
with hatchet, and leaving him in the cellar
for dead.
Hall lived but few hours afterwards. The
murderer having secured $3.50, made his
escape and is still at lnrge, although vigorous
efforts are being made for his arrest.
Captain James II. Tillipaugl, Of Racine has
been appointed Deputy Provost Marshal for
this Congressional District.
Dr.. James Diefendort, Of this city, has been
appointed Examining Surgeon under the
Conscription act for this district.
The Home league newspaper, 4 farm mort
gage organ, raises the maine Of John F. Patton
for the next Governor.
The confirmation of the sale Of the western
division Of the La Crosse Railroad has been
having hearing in the United States Circuit
Court to-day. II will probably occupy the
Court for several days.
, 1863-05-05

In replying to the mean taunts and as
saults of the secesh Times upon the Pro
testant clergy who observed the National
Fast, we fell into an error, in stating in our
Sunday morning edition, that the Catholic
clergy had not observed the day. What
sermons were preached on the duties Of
patriotism; what prayers were offered for
the success Of the loyal cause, we are not
informed, bit we learn that High Mass
was celebrated, agrecably to the directions
Of the Bishop Of the Diocese. At the "Ca-
"thedral Of the Holy Name in the North
Division, the children of the congregation
sand their friends assembled in full force
"to give and witness representation OF
crowning the May Queen"
We desire to do no injustice to the Cath
bic clergy, and are glad to learn TINT the
Presidents proclamation was even par
tally confasnea r &c: &c. while making
tas correction Of The erroneous allegation,
1c denouncc the yillification Of the Pro-
tFtans clergy indulged in by the Copper
had organ on all occasions Every mani
ft:tation Of patriotism on their part is the
signal for sneers, ridicule and scuryy com
urn{S,
, 1863-05-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihunc.1
MADISON, Wis., Msy4, 1850
S. K. n. Putnam, Esq, Of GAINESVILLE, late
sheriff Of Rock comfy, l,s been appointed
deputy Provost Marshal Of this Congressional
District.
It is ruluorcd that two companies Of the
3oth regiment will leave for Lake Superior
shortly.
Coy. Solomon reports the Wisconsin troops
in Hooker's army as in excellent condition
ana feeling great confidence in their present
leader.
Father Ames, an old revolutionary soldier,
living near here, has just celebrated lis one
hundred and second birthday.
Bank Comptroller RamseY's Bank Statement
shows the decrease Of circulation during the
month Of al 600.
Treasurer Hastings has received Within the
Inst few days, and is ready to pay the following
al1otmcnts: From the SD regiment for four
months ss1 ,7Co, from the Gath regiment, for
about six months. SIS, 73e; from the slst reg
iment, for two months, $7,oN.
, 1863-05-05
FROM CAIRO.
Swearing Rattlesnakes and Let
ting Them Go.

cA1Eo, My !, 1863.
Gen. Buford issued the following order to.
day:
". H. Green Of Metropolis, Massac county,
Ills, and G. N. Wall Of Dnquoin, Perry coun-
ty, 1lls., arrested by the Provost Marshal, on
the ed Of April. having each been required
to take the oath Of allegiance to the United
States, and each having written 4 letter to the
the commander Of the post, confesslng the
acts for Wlieh MeV ,re4e arrested, with til. ex-
PRESTON If regret for the same, and the
promise in future to conduct themselves as
loyal citizens, aud also having a1ed ut these
headquarters, letters giving evidence that
they have not aided deserters, but having en-
couiaged enlistments-are hereby released
from arrest.
New ToEK, May 4.-The Cairo CORE
sponGent II the Times st;ttes that the more
nlcnt to cut olfrebel communications between
the Mobile and Ohio Railroad, and another in
Central Mississippi, by which all railroads
connecting with Ficksburg were to be cut,
have been successful.
CAIRO, May 5.-The construction train cap-
turel last Thursday, on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, was engaged in repairing
the road between Grand junction and Corintl.
The rrbels who captured it wore Federal uni
forms. They hailed the train, and the Gu
gineer, eu;posing Ill was right, stopped.
Com. Graham canle up to day from ounc's
Point. Up to Thursday, nothing of impor-
tance that ruay be transmitted by telegraph
had transnircd.
, 1863-05-05
FROM MURFREESB0R0.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ibu7e,l

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T7ibuae,l
MCRrREEsnoHo, May 4, 1s637Ax
The situation here is unchanged. The
rebels remain in force in their positions, Us
reported in late dispatches. 1t is supposed
By some that their movements were intended
to cover the withdrawal Of forces that hare
been sent to oppose Dodge ct Tuseumbia, and
also the withdrawal Of cavalry reinforccmcnts
sent to Pegram, in Kentucky.
Forrest and Dodge are reported by rebel
papers as being engaged on the Goth, near
Tuscumbia, Dodge had succeeded in takin,
Ccurtland.
The Chattanooga Rtbsl Of the LIST, publishes
Bragg's official report. 1t is anything but
aattering 10 McCook, representing his rout Us
most complete. He pitches into Brcck1n-
ridsc; admits his loss at about 5000; says
our loss Bns IS ,0oo-G,0o0 being prisoners.
, 1863-05-05

w 4 mass Of interesting army intelli-
gcncc from our correspondents, will be
found On the inside pages of this issue.
There is no paper in the United States,
East OF West, that cxccls the TRIBUNE in
special dispatches or special correspondence
from the army. We have able and truthful
writers engaged to follow almost every
army corps. Wherever telegraph line
extends, at the further end Of it will be
found TRIBUNE correspondent, sending
"srccials.' People look to this paper to
get complete news, the earliest intelligence,
the most reliable information Of passing
events, as witnessed and related By lovaI
writers, and they are rarely disappointed.
What we furnish them is not tinged with
Coppcrhcadism, and strained through .
srcrsh skinner.
, 1863-05-05
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

NEW YoRK, May IA schooner arrived
from Port Royal. reports that she Was boarded
off Morre1's Inlet by a boat from the Meticel1o,
who reported that Lieut.. Braine that day en-
tered the Inlet and destroyed two large ware.
houses filled with cotton, also two large
schooners with cargoes OF boots, shoes, &c,
for the rebels.
Especial Dispatch to the New York Herald)
WAsHtSaroS, May /. 1861
The reports that the attack on Charleston
will be renewed on the Sd proximo, are re-
garded us lacking confirmation here. The
officials are very uneommunicatiye on the sub
}ect Of renewal Of the conflict there. It Is
known that the action Of Admiral Dupont in
withdrawing the fleet Of Monitors and abau-
doning Temporarily the attempt to reduce tho
rebel defences in Charleston h,rbor, was con-
trary to the expectations and wishes Of the
Secretary Of the Navy, and it is not consld-
cred as Justified by the small amount Of dam
age sustained in the brief but gallant affair Of
the Sth Of April Private adyices from officers
on board the Monitors state that Fort Sumter
was badly damaged by the firing from tho
Monitors, and that had the contest been re-
neWed on the next day, or the dag after, the
fort would most certainly have been preached
and its guns silenced, so that the first and
most important step in the accomplishment
Of the mission for which 80 long and elaborate
preparation was mnde, would have been sue
sefuty completed. The fact that several of
the highest officers engaged In the expedition
went into the fight with decided impression
t,4at but little could be accomplished may
have had something to do with the temporary
abandonment Of the enterprise.
, 1863-05-05
MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DIR. THOMAS MACHINING

T. harry e inform the public that tis I;LECTEo.
MEDICAL INSTITUTE Ii now IL succfaI(u! operation
Tor the Treatment OF all Chronic Diseases Disease.
wfct have lasted for years AMI tee the most skill RI
hysfcatk, DOW entirely relieved By this NOEDkE
1Tr,NKfy0 AGENT!
ne. pesfHats. Eriersy' s.. vitns D.nce Fn:als4s.
Nervous .Aecilona. rheumatism. tbsl.a:e Co1s.l;
f!on. Neuralgia, AND ALL O1HEE DISEASES WHICH EE
h1sT ORDINARY TRh1TM9NT.
Nd'!easts and oh-tEuctior$ Of 1adie. successfully
treated. EFrEMATKEEN.F. and III SEIniaat Wbakne~f
css 4LoSs ne cured hy E.ec:t.ssy. AL. oTusaxE.S:
Fa1L.
Dr., Maci!nnis earnestly ectrl15a lsy sufferer from
SpFK>1ATE1EIE. 10 DEEFAIE but to co1le #, min
1ru cure will te obtained Elertro Medical fsca!acs
.1ructfona given n the Us. OF Medical Electricity:
= n ToT GS- mY.-I3H--t .;arnet
, 1863-05-05
FROM DESM0lNES.
d Defeat for tue Copperheads.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc,]
DE>NoIsEs, Iowa, May t. 1868.
One Of the most closely contested munich
pal elections ever held in this city came of to-
day, and the Republican Unionists have tri.
umrhcd gloriously, elccting their candidate
for Mayor and cleyen Of the fourteen Alder
men.
Last year the pro-slarery Democracy elect
ed their candidate for Mayor by about one
hundred majority, and eleven Aldermen.
William H. Leas ID the Mayor elect, and his
opponent WAS Thomas Cayanaugh, the pres
cnt Mayor, and an Irish Copperhcad of the
most aggravated sort. The Republicans and
war Democrats are jubilating in all parts Of
, tLe cftv
, 1863-05-05
Qt)tro9o Uribnne.


FROM GEN. ROCKERS ARMY,
We are without direct news from the
theatre Of exciting and important events
on the Rappahannock. The Government
has firm grasp upon the telegraph from
Washington, and not even our usual spe-
e'als were transmitted The only news we
have Is a strange medley of exceedingly
mixed intelligence, which has leaked out
1'nder the heavy pressure of the New York
find Philadelphia Journals, the work of re-
rortcrs who, being forcedt to "make bricks
without straw" have done so, and filed
their space if not the bill.
It is impossible from present adyices to
write what is the situation. The move
ment OF Gen. Hooker is not yet laid down
with sufficient clearness to understand its
precise nature. Either he has divided his
force, and has in effect two armies below
Inc Rappahannock, on the strength Of
which pair Of nut-crackers he relies to crush
the foe, OF the lower movement was feint
and the upper one is really the movement
of the army. This latter seems to be the
most plausible view of the casc and fur
iher, it seems as if this was understood
by the enemy, who have thrown their
force up the Rappahannock to oppose
uooker's advance there, leaving F1ede-
1icksburg for easy occupancy by the Fcde-
raj forces from Falmouth, the more lmpor-
tant object manifestly being to meet and
repulse or crush Hooker.
Our latest adyiccs are to the effect that
heavy fighting had been in progress on
Saturday and Sunday, and Gen. Hooker is
referred to as holding a secure position,
giving the inference that the enemy had
1ccome the attacking force. But we at
tempt no clucidution Of the dispatches, q
task that must be for the reader alone, with
such helps as accounts Of preliminary
events published from our exchanges can
furnish. A day or two will settle the
question, until then the excitement and
anxiety Of tie nation must be intense,
, 1863-05-05

St. LOUIS, MAY 4:-The dlzpatch last nirbt
eee a tenoxat Gspe Of aad
fake. Gen. Curtis to day received ad 'u.s
from Vandcycr stating that tho pursuit ~
Marmaduke Terminated ut Chalk Bluff near
lie A1Eansas line, on Saturday. skirmishiue
was carried on during the pursuit, and at the
final crossing Of the st. Francis river, the enc.
Rady of fe onI 1abes vas tes1 Te
greater. McNcll's horse WAS shot under him
Our troops have marched 140 miles, ant
driven the enemy out Of this department
, 1863-05-05

ancy. Capt. Latham, Quartermaster in Chief,
Of ofLexingtou, is preparing to erect at Nicho-
lasyille and below, immense Ptore houses.
The government shops and stables will lalso be
removed there. Gen. Wilcox Is determined
that Union men Of Kentucky shall be pro-
tected in fact, and not merely In name, and
announces that he will hold rebel sympathi-
zers in the Eastern and Southeastern counties
OF kentucky responsible for all guerilla mis-
Chief, and will, In event Of damage to Union
nen, arrest them as hostages. The hospitals
AZ Frankfort, Danvillc, Harrodsburg, and
f'lchmoud, have been closed. There is one
hospital at Lexington containing q sick.
, 1863-05-05
SWEARING RiTTLESNAEE

Still at the work Of swearing Rattle
Erakcs. Loyal men in Illinois and there
are sections in this State where loyalty has
been made dangerous by just such men as
tlsse-have been rejoicing that Green Of
Nfassac and some OF his accomplices had
been picked up and were likely to suffer
the just penalty Of dis1oyalty to the Gov
crrmcnt in time Of war. But with cha
grin they now sec the mailed hand open
again, and these Copperheads gliding safely
sway. They have been sworn, says Gen
-Butord. They confess. And 50, instead
Of Green, the punished accomplicc Of rcb
els, we are likely to have Green, the Cop
perhead martyr
, 1863-05-05
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
THE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT
TODAY.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
Pn1LAnELr1uA, May !, 1861.
There has been perfect inundation il Phil
adclphia of the broleu-nosed blacklegs and
sporting gentry of New York, to witness the
prize fight for 5000, which takes place on
Tuesday, between Goblin and McKune. The
battle Win be fought at daybrcak, ut place
five miles this side Of Havre dc Grace, on the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad. Special
trains leave for TINT point during the night.
I will send the result Of the fight, in the
morning
, 1863-05-05
Sanitary Condition Of tho Army
before VicksburE.

Mr Olnsted and o.her members Of the San
itary Commission, who have recently returned
from protracted visit to the army before
Ticksburg, speak Of it with high praise. It
is well. of1ccrcd. The percentage Of sick, al
though larger than that Of Gen. Hooker's
army, Is gratifyingly small The Commissary
Department has made arrangements by which
to enable the men to have, in lieu Of the whole
or part Of the regular army ration, yegcta-
bles, fri sh meats, fish, corn meal, DC. The
following figures show how much was drawn
Of the articles named from Feb 18th to March
18th:
Abs bu potatoes, {, 600 gals four k1ant, eo:6aa
7,n. mixrd vegetables. LOO gals. pickles. 1876
n:rbicti cabbacs $40 bu. hops, 10000 hu- core
,eni 81 bu anions :8, ST. e. salt hsh, IS 00o tDs
whitcfrt, s3as5 ns. dried appics, so.s55 ns. dried
prachcf 154G lbs. beef tongue and dried beef
ircth bref and mutton, the equivalent OF nearly 1
Third Of all the meat catcn-
The hospital transports on the Mississippi
arc described as in all all respects superior tt
auy that have been in use in the East. The,
are the "City Of Memphis, January ant
4. Nashville which have comfortable accom-
unodntions, including convenicuces for bath
ing and baking for $50 patients.
, 1863-05-05

ST. Louis, May 4.--Advices from Cape Gil
rardeau say the rebels Under Ma7uladuke, III
ter haring their rear assailed twice and suffer
ing severe loss, finally escaped across White
water river, Burning all the bridges behind
them, and disappeared By various routes in
the direction If Chalk Bluffs, OH tile Arkansas
line. The result Of this raid Is one Of repeat
cd hun,iliations, disasters and a eowardlv
1iglt before greatly inferior numbers.
, 1863-05-05
From tho Tennessee River.

EVANSVILLE, ND, May 3,-O1iccrs of the
transports from Eastport report the occupa-
tion Of Tuscumbia by our troops, and At the
time Of their departure on "Wednesday last our
forces were shclling Florence, and it was
expected they would hold that place also in q
few hours, The Tennessee River is in good
boating stage, and rising. Orders hare been
received by the officers in command here to
stop all boats coming up the river, and load
them for our forces down the river.
, 1863-05-05

CATARRH CURED.

IF1eH3 NV. = II 1sHsBe1t. L5nn. M3A&
Lrs.: Mass. Feb 1st, 1871. :
Hpe 70! se.re ~ enty years 1s9T$dnay grew xorse.
!, s. e., sihsE 1:n hna:senes~ cs:-u the sense
as,ss ns s:5Ss me TO Ee.3 rSstSs;e aad
tscn rem coles snch as rnuts divers knis nit,A.
oi thtsf tar wates- o1iTe tar and inAAiations hMf
lizard Of pr Lghth'ls successful mode of ,tcsttntt
Etslteo Kim. I'D pnt myself under hiS trsas
p;oynesmsE, l;s snEe On t. ,he time My T.
approved. ny socc has hecoEe natursi .na ~ ~
cnrc more able to preach the bE-*tc1 Gospel Lei s
Dr.. Lghthill. = II Pf-sSsTT %
nrtheF references to parties Of the highest resoe
n1t1Thsl3 St-w4 Anet
, 1863-05-05

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuuc.J
c1sctssA11. May 4, 1858.
There Is nothing new from Carter, except
that he is in quiet possession of therich bot
tom lands south Of the Cumberland, awaiting
events. The army Of central Kentucky snot
yet in motion, but are In momentary expect,