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street over fattersons store Plymouth Ind.
Everything in the above business attended 20 by
me in the best style,
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ola--.he un.vr=isAe,!, officers Of ne
pubic meeting i..il ia this CRY on the
l6 d4y vi May last, to whom your COM
m'ni,;a'!e'i III t!.e resolutions adopted at
ta>s n'ue,rrg, was addressed. have he hon
.. J. 9. d 70 your Excciieucy arep'y TO
80 ai'.n-ca.ion ) tie committee who
- 'e.olu,ious. The great in,-
PIE Of ,his c,antry Of
- '-i-cussed mu>. &c our apollo
!. 4 IS os 4re4sI. tor saying that We
i'll. c''.cu' ia III, rep9 and believer. to
BE- !" entire nsrmoay w.th she views and
=e"..incn. -! ibe meeting referred to.
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Continues 10 pay speci,' a.f'pn - the
collsction ofCl ns.
Marshall and adjoining counties
Sl.isfl ,ory reference given in Plymouth. and
elsewhere.
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C-eet. PlYmsnth, Ind
T \ LEMON.
Dcsler in drugs. neliriaes. notions liternry
magazines. papers etc. aorth SIDE La2otte
street, Plymouth. Ind.
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i b.uv Jun, 81. 1853
H. In, Ex.eiiepcv Abraham Ljocoln
President of he United st;,tes:
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IA the pubic prints, 10 the resolution,
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~. 3. KLIfIGER,
Proprietor 8 Buckeye Livery" opposite Edwards
House. Plymouth Ind. n27ly
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!, s>la~in 0y Good. Gr,c-ries. etc. south side
I.al's-.e street.
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The Exile.

Chairman ot Committee
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-21
THE FULTO.S-S PRIZE
Intensely Exciting Chase at Sea!
TFron, the n. \. Herald, Nor. 9h.]

from me ~. L fIeFuu, -Not VH.
The United States transport Fulton, Capt G. N
WALKER, from Charleston bar, arrived at this port
Yesterday morning, with the prize steamer Nar-
tuesday, the 9th inst, after an exciting chase,
which lasted over nine hours.
It is customary in the ship to send man to
the masthead at daylight in the morning, and at
stated intervals to relieve him, that during the
entire day, bright lookout is kept At about
seven o'clock on Thursday morning last, when off
Wilmington n c., the lookout at the foretop
masthead reported that large steamer was in
sight on the port bow, and after little while it
was discovered that she was painted white and
was burning soft coal, and altogether her appear
aace and movements were suspicious.
Capt Walker Immediately gave chase, deter
mined to overhaul her il. possible, and if she
proved TO be blockade ruARer, to capture her.
It WIS not long before three gunboats were dscov-
cred in chase, one of which was soon left behind,
and the other two-the keystone State and NGnSe-
4nond-chasing the stranger on ditferant courses,
so rs to head her off.
The suspicious of the officers of the Fmtoa were
confirmed Us to the character of the vessel pursued
when they discoyered her to be throwing over her
CARO-.
There was no wind in the earlyipart of the chase,
and Of course no advantage OF canvass could b.
taken by either vessel but after the sun had been
up some time DreeZe sITano up. ana 'ne TEI'o" SCI
her soresail foretopmast staysai and trysails and
the engineers department piled the furnaces with
coal, and the oil was not spared on the machinery.
The chase now became very exciting and all the
messengers were perched in places which gave
them view of the fleeing craft.
When within proper distance Capt. Walker or
dered his rifed gun to be trained upon the rebel
and fired to bring her to- and Mr.. Clifford, the
fourth officer who acts as the CONNER of the F@i-
ton soon had a twenty-poun ter Parrott shell
trua ling after her. The line Of the shot was good,
but it missed he-. Three shots were fred in Sue
o. sion but still she almost flew il her endeavorS
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-21

THE New EMPIRE u CHrA.--Thlre have been
for some time past number Of adventurous Yam
KEGS in China fighting to aid in putting down tho
big Chinese rebellion. England ana France have
been not little jealous Of the enterprise Of these
Americans, and they iIterfercd at FcIin to the
injury Of Yankee influence. The reSrlt was that
after the death Of WaId the great American Man
DARN, the Emperor became opposed 20 ElT9cyine,
an officer who had always been the companion of
Ward in his campaigns lie tired to arrange the
matter with the Emperor, bUt could not. So ono
fine morning he cody marshallcd lis body Of two
or three hundred trained soldiers and went over
to The rebels. Tie Emperor las tirs Int his ttot
into a serious scrape, and lie IS materially greatly
terrified n the probable result Of BirE;crincs Sc
cession, having already offered a reward Of three
thousand taeIs for his apprehension. dead Or alive.
There is no doubt that this bold american viii
gather a strong party around EjIn. and unless tho
Emperor looks very shap hs VIII hrat him in the
Celestial war; and then England and France viii
be still more astOnisiIed ~ find tlat Russia and
America are carrying everything hc:ore then ia
China.
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heaped together in one disordered mass trunks
broken open and rihed, liquids spilled and thou
sands Of dollars worth Of valuable goods de-
stroyed
1t appears from statements that when the prize
was pursued the captain gave the most unbounded
liberty to the crew and passengers, only asking
them to aid in tightening the ship by throwing
overheard portion of the cargo, which cost
$780, 900 in specie at Nassau. Over SIC, 600 worth
was thrown into the sea, and little merchant
brig followed in the wake of the ship, picking up
the cases of Silks &C., as they foated on the sur
face of the water.
The ladies' cabin, which had at ore time been
beautifully fitted up, is now soiled and even filthy
dirty table, with half finished meal, is there
spread out bits of bread, ham, dirty Plates of
butter and dirty tumblers abound and empty
brandy and gin bottles give ample testimony that
drinking as well as eating furnished portion of
their pastime. Throughout the vessel the same
filthy and disordered scene presents itself-a per-
feet wreck Of a most valuable cargo
The Margaret and Jessie was commanded by the
we'll known Robert Lockwood, who was formerly
the pilot Of the steamship Columbin, Capt. Berry,
running from this port to Charleston. Lockwood
has an interest in the vessel, as have the purser
and chief steward. All of them are rich, and the
purser was to have retired at the expiration Of
this trip.
The following is a list of the officers of the
prize Captain Robert Lockwood, Purser W. J.
Dortick, First Officer n. Donovan, Second Officer
l. Derry, Third Olncer .. d. Drylcn, Cmef kngl-
ncer G.. McDougal First Assistant II. McLane,
Second Assistant H. Witherington, Third Assis-
tant 7. Craig, Steward, n. Fohrenbach. At the
time of capture she had some passengers on board,
who are now with the officers, and are in charge
of the United States Marshal
The following is list of the passengers -
Miss Maria Sparks, Mrs. Bourne, j. II. Bag
gott, A. McLay, S. L. Waltzf,lder, ". Collins,
J. Burke, c. W. Craige.
Miss Sparks was on her way to her home in
Richmond, having been at school in England for
some time back. She is an interesting young
lady, and is quiet, unassuming, and has rot yet
learned to talk secesh like her sisters in the South
Mrs Bourne is young woman, her husband
having died only short time since, and she was
en- route to her friends in Rebeldom.
The male portion Of the p, ,sengers are English
men and Jew hucEsters, who have no particular
history worth mentioning.
The rebels will mourn over the loss of this
vessel more than any other in the trade and great
credit is due Captain Walker for his perseverance
in his pursuit of her. This line of steamers has
been singularly Fortunate rs the sister ship, the
1rdgo, captured the steamer Emily only few
weeks ago. In spite of the want of fast naval
cruisers, we are gradually but surely breaking up
blockade running
The New EMPIRE " CHr;A.--Th2re have been
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ribls ins,itutiar oc elsTarT :3psn2a i= nsiu-
rsll7 iraignent--tbet 10. he al Easl!shmsn,
fuli Of fhur.H pTogrsss." hsimmirg with
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- us ja3i'"a a." .fEa,'ri di:l;:;;s
i ian ;afulI iig l.: GGr;. .. !'iai ZTta: ts:E
/ +ni ";9t 'is!, Sii:,Y. " liss!"a. 10, lis 80.
/ t:iE=1 n h9!. :lai allen :. its @la"2 5i i;su.
! Eid!s. have. i=:a!ttn AZ :.'o' ths! :isrn ID ~
g1ad IN iI,r /. AL. rlin:rs'.i 2.t- ar ti ;y}r@a.
! 3: - :iy. Ia " fl5,s carter ~ ih- 49, r-'i
a'.:.:si.'. ;hangh 5rict IL :nsd III :ioihi2s hot
| i!;!FEp.. judys relatively, a3n ;rn history 0:
&C. - ,A. shows IL ..cS OF cru"e;s O. vsic-
1r &C. eaIt Of 10 troops, f-o1n I'm h:u- ci
:aE ,avsnos inio Esor,sr. II SHptsnber
| IT, ~c hsvo hsd sn up hl;l jrurn.y pgr;1ss
oTnar'zg c5ds. LIT - lu::lv,a i i 9 M
Ts:ls. s0d certainly n,Fc7. ga; - .ave
MT s1na bf shs hosr' .'s n"w.
! 1 haze just .=,G 'tsr. E.,fs': sS5Ic Il
Sn=- battle Of lGutfccS. ..s..'- !: Is , rp'e
| 6:st=l:as Of !arts, aot gi;cs ti.J s.ary of th92
greai pass st-aIn1 With o'es .ras sri, 20 "a
!, Eesgsis g partisan ~ Ia :@e 'a..: ~ .l?--,
/ himssK t1 .oss his ten per, md &c I,,l ra9a
es!ias.os Of IN srj 1rirsr. anil c9rIn't
, the1shy =er7 frequent ,r.3-a 81 Judge, !:
aud 9oiicy. But is: ~ i,ei fAi y ~ h;rp,--
40 has rac$!vcd roa5F afG-s-a;o1:. His sr-
sn:ss iooil: up. doubtless, ~ ;D-"ns:t",s.a
co'o Of his own. Which ought. hdw=rr-, in
nauT iassaDccs, t. havs been >.s"nsci. .ci
c=ris;nly 5ee.rvnd i-ss raz.r-c ihon stcr
hare rcca;7eo} h,rs pu@:r:j I'm ~;.H r.r-
5is.e-t vT.th: lbs E-ssa has ass siisi h:1
'I7' rlTcT, AID n. Lii! tss tsc. .-rnh!ef
~ 7"Istinns ": By h" 1-ii;:rry tsIs';c:'@:.
Th;cs nay wall ac3rnn; fer y; ,';7.i.ns
tnr:G It te0psy. - ireirs1 ,'r"s:;:::'7 : :
@-nf. son:s ssT. IL lis ':Fo-r :. r'sc
bsee couD:.,i sorss eius ii a.r;*>;:a ttrt
vii challenge iiecuas; T. to .suq, :. bor
s7a-. / !its i,s :77s a7i s?-;, o.. rs.e re.1r.
Jis;I. I'D to ira na1co.. !: s.v-ees. c,;..
: 7r.:a = 5:54.sion att ihs Am :; tho
T4s..
II. Aj7ia;S:5s.i i E.7. 49,, i.t -
| fulIT sr1, ecintc Us ss re ccscr-. .c-e
ray. 1r ssr.,s lsn=. ha=s ;r.;sa :: IL ~
! tea.i that j. rsa ;:;sn lcuted u-;r =; a. =
zero collateral. az t,- ,...;.,1 ;,e .;j+h
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s:esza. .:nd ~ .,r, y, ,hs toot e,e
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TIE SITUATION IN MISSISSIPPI.

l.cxsoH, MsJ 4.-G"s- fcttus sssE5 tl"'
=? s;.:cls dig.aior hsB -ccurci ,7rss G.srd
'ia!i; and l., xist.=s ;te pr pie &c have caud.
1cuce ia rh: r.sul! nc h2s soE,s .. tlG rs
i;-o=i i=hb:tsts capcl1sion tha: .i.: euo:s
Sts.e 57.i. he beii. Ale s towns on the ,iT:r
will pfahsE:7 be 'so.poes1.l? o:.:Ipisd, tHf
LII sasufes will tu l.s en- 20 meet tie enemy &!
eFs.y soi1t e=ssilsd, aod fos driving nir.
hsck. b hs shiDks s:is;ss aIe 10. hs:T is slcctny
ss thsy ws:s thrss isys ss"
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SIR h.7. ynur ielteT. Fi:h enclosu,ss,
With rs,'rrr. a.:3 wh;oa, t-lisvr, e:s per-
icc.iy - o:::r. / -: ra;hg r@uT :.l us. 10.
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'ai,:c4'' sDt .cl:. .1t.'" su esther t:;5
.4,te:i. ii re- ;32r:a.,n ea:pi', nor s-s they
n; :';.n': i b.: :"tsri 81 !celr ji7S r:gh;
/. *c,r:*~::p:2.t' arc ;h7 :thrr :31. CT
re: ew+s's. ~: - snF NoTr o7 ctst t.st
az, tt aa:3 - Iars n ,is couu;-T
Ioct hirg sha t-l:ir c.s p!acs1 III II stIdi,
:: il FurslT ~. ali::r -; h;is;I.IdS. ru vbich'.
- :iic:tct gasi eh:sEc nv cnnIn5ainn, rs
Il: /; '"''; iGm IL. IL y"u: cfGec. EG! II prv
fa!:y 1cqIss: Trit II =sli '1.a fnF hin. pro
! '.i'aE thls l,:.taTs T1u biz nTosaF, not hia
:d:.i:s,t. AID l sE surprised You should
at su: iLs j.T,rarss between tbs s~p,-
presume. airL. ttat 4 snJ oEe imputed shat
ycus opir::Hs or. :; crest Ion17l Guasti7n Tc7t
c:lnrod ~ y:u. cus;5ess. Taw: rs s.nt's1 en-
Teuii t.sc 2XceGt;cn 20 ;i; ~: 1'i. Mi
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II ~ rric7 ~ ira s;ap.lI I'll mia sut;eot 'u
ny 1crk, Tlu Hui Eu1 MINT IhaT v-eJa !.
tt. g >nlz=;sssTa.:ar 1f 's2 rsT-sri they A.:
iha sans precisely aor-. Itu 'Fil; Is7d that
hs'%: as nGr keld. s!a-s7y 10 D. 1,t$ o"l "a
gre; :anral 1:2aE." Iapugnsps 10 The 'gt TT
i!s; . tu: ban 5i7ft ;cin-icus - Ike whtt
l>:t!- 4 tLr 3.'n:!.. -? ! eilec Al los. 7-rrE.
;ci ciss. thsa b.iI. aa 81 ce7e: lat I!
~ iec -n:r0:s = i;o ::..& Z=cui3 iHe7i:-
Gig sni :i.-5'J u;.:!.: az 1.r1s .: Tra!ic
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ia ;ts', il: IL. iv3i icsr:. It's sds;ti. i i haze
an, T.li lie sc 'a.t:ts ,-sE@'Eai:aL Il It's
allY kir4 ;i.: Gu n=oeEt !A' -"s7o- hold
that .ng encouragement 10 q. .icrls g ona
i'nuo tss'Es:. is .e ursa j: :. 81 ;ts lE'o
! aod ,rat i:Taoai-s sd atu. s55rasso! re
&C. So7:it iii tsstrey Ghs. :Et snd i:=;,s
S::s ~;,Ggsac: 1nich the i1;3a 5i st:s
cora:ev ~7u'i : hs-wis> 3nmno1. 80
:-t;ch - r:skt ciiscsiTe::- -ie "a th3 sE-
:i75si;on af mtg 80.
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GEiEaSGN AaBUACANEn C COLONEL
WTRf ADAMS

JAc1scS. Mss ---Gol. Wi.t h:lanss sG.
bdsoaded Grl.rson 81 Aui;e Rsi1cs. lie isr
rbree coupar:es croes, rhsn no cpcns9 Ctr:
killing saI wSundins several, Col. fs,ncs
ords1od the Regiment 10 eGsrEr, rEt the n.ea
refused, .st$n friacs ohsTsed st 'fe tsad oi
soras ia:a Sod wns uutnl;J wcua3s:;- lis
:s siEee a.ed, -na b.: CODY in c!rposssssion.
Three eonpsr;ss e*as:ed 20 Baton Rouge
Tbs 1suaslador are nsD.aed it, and viii pro-
badly De asprurod.