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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-03-26
.yOLN c RCNNE3

Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent, Knox,
Knox. Ind.
Collections, Tax paving and examination of
Titles. promptly attended to. n3-ly
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Take not the echo of your own voice Is
confirmation Of what You say.
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&. =. e. G.. e. Y. Time Table.
Attorneys.
REEVE g. CAPRON,

Attorneys and Notaries. Plymouth, Morshall Co..
Ind, practice in MARSHALL and adjoining coun-
tie.. REsERsto Babceck Il Co., Phelps, Dodge
Co., New York, Cooley, Farwell Co., Gore
4 gro.. Chicago, London Co., Phila-, Cr
Benette 4 Co., Pittsburgh, Hon. A l.. Osbos,
Circuit Judge Laport Ind.
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j. j YlNEll-,

II sn esp.thic cPh7sician.-P1rticu
tc Hbststrc pr2ctic. aud chronic diseases Of
wInen. and diseases Of children, Office over C.
Falm-r's store, corner Michigan and Laporte
tsrcet.. whe ne ElAv ne consulted At all hours.
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"aEOnI,sa3xiny.

c. HASLANGGR g. BROS,
Manufacturers Of wagons, carriages etc. Black
smthing, painting md grainng done to order
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MICH iEL GiNZ,

Barber and hair dresser, West side Michigan
street over pattersons storey Plymouth, Ind
Every thing in the above busine IS attended to by
IN the best style,
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Druggists.
G. RIAlN 81 Co.

G. BlAlN 81 Co.
Drugei,tsand confectoners, " est side of Michigan
street, Plymouth, Ind.
7. A. LEMON,
Dealer in drugs, medicines, notions, literary
magazines, papers, etc, north side Lapolt te
strees, Plymouth, Ind.
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oS. Q. BAIRD.
Dentist

GrtI1ste IF Jefferson Medical Collcge.) resi-
dsaee sal Office near Shilt's Mill. Bremen. Ind.
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Physicians.
DR. 7. A. RORTON.

esysician and Surgeon, Office on Michigan street
west side. over fIll's Bakery. where he may be
e,s suited during Ofiicc hours
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oealerin D.y Goods, Groceries, ETC., south side
La Pore street.
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Boots & Shoes.
e. PAUL

&. PAUL.
Dealerin boets and shoes. manufacturs all kind
ofhorue work in his line, Michigan street, Ply
mouth, Ind.
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EDWARDS HCj5E.
PYpouth. Ind. w. G.. Elwarls, Proprietor
Hard sNVaI-e.
n. 3. DICKSON g. Co.,
Dealer in s4rdwars Of every observation, also
stoves, tin, shsstir iron, aud copper
BUCK g. TOAN,
Dealers in Hard rarc Of very description, and
manufacturers Of Tin. Sheet-Iron and Copper
wsrc,-Michigan street.
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NJSSBAUM e. DAVIDSON,
Deaersi in Groceries ana Provisions, east side of
Michigan street.
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Dry Goods ~ Groceries.
j BROWNIE lEE,
G. Pr MER,

Dealer in 'rv goods Of all kinds. groceries, wares
etc, Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind.
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Basinfss 1ireftoru.
~. X. Time Tables.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

.r,Rruss OF TRAINS FROM PLYMOUTH STATION
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The Richmond correspondent Of the Atlanta
Comusozissalih reports sn interview with an in
telHeent and tru,hfui man, who hiss recently
been in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Other
free states, who gives most cheering account
of the reaction going on in these and il othei
places, il favor Of peace and recognition.
In the State Of Connecsicut he heard man
Of Influence say, in the presence Of hundred
or more, tbas LEooIE vas a traitor to the Con
sttution, that the South could not be conquered,
aud that he was for letting her go and that
these sentiments we're iarorably received by the
crowd. he further sys, that nobody believes
that LIsCoLS viii ever bs able to enforce his
eonscnptoa law, especially in the Northwest,
where the feeling Of hatred TO the adminissra-
ton is daily becoming more intense.
While this is probably ell true, we SHOULD not
become Teniss. In continued vigilance alone
lies our safety. Bosh the Democratic and Re
publican parties are opposed to rs, and sssF
would equally rejoice at cur final defeat The
only difference is that the Democrats seem to
appreciate and fully understand the task that
has been undertaken, and are not possessed Of
s. mach maliguiiy towsrd US IS their political
opponent II, in the battles that sre, we think,
soon 60 occur, NO deleas the enemy, the war
viii end st an eafly day in peace and our reeOg-
nifion On the other hand, if We should meet
with serious reverse or two, it may proezss6-
nzte lie struggle long time. The next fhree
months are pregnant with momentous conse-
Quences TO ths C0medsraey. How important,
tAen, tbat we should not ouly be vigiiaut, but
concentrate our whole strength ior the hour Of
frial
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- RaPearlAnNoCR.

The Richmond Ergairer Of tie 9th has
information fsom its special reporter At F'redeT-
ieksburg. tbs. matters were remarkably quiet
on tie line Of the RaPpshsnuoek. It was not
likely ,has any immediate move would be made,
owing to the gTea. depth Ct mud just as the
train was leaving salute IF thirteen gems was
fred. Inasmuch as the YsDkee train Of cars
hs5 just arrived, the presumption was that HAL
LICK. commander-in Chief had arrived Per
.haps he came 70 view the " slaughter pen" and
to urge HooRER 70 mske new sacrifices on the
politiesl sltars Of ihis unholy war. The selute
was fred from the Washington bighis, at the
lower end Of fbs town
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yicsss Burg Hsrms.

From tbs whlg, Apgiie.l
The Hartford, AibsfrOs aud SEitzsrlsnd are
en- rouie for Red riveTs Our batteries opened
on them as they passed Grand Gulf, but did not
seem to do any material dsmsge. Oar BED
rivar friends had better keep q Sharp look ont
/ for these customers. Ferragut evidently has
ecme scheme on hand,in which be hopes 10 X
successful, aud thus wipe out the stain he 70
ceived st Port Hudson
The Switzerland, then, was not damaged il
passinF CIR bstseries IS was reported. The eau
hon OF tbs Rhig is terrible one, certainly
The Switzerland is feet craft, and Is scsu.
for bie slow but powerful war vessels VIII render
valuable seryies 70 Commodore FAnagut.--
iEDs. APpEAL3
There was some stir across tue river Ysstsr
dav. Eight Transports departed during the day
I and fcur arrived A body Of troops marched
M tbs levee ia tie direction ef 4oung's point
1 sad il was thought sney were to embark on the
Transports lying there Firing was heaTd il
/ ne direction of The fsz9o yesterday, bu
/ y-befher on S.eele's bayou or SayoeEs bluff
I we could not ascertain
! Tae Memphis BaiteliE has great faith II th'
/ success Of the Yankees by the new route
ltlrpuen S.eois's hayou to 1szoo river Il hss
I information sbat the boats nave slresdy got
tisrot 81. sD8 ere "a sght Of Hsyns's bluf. FT'r
pariUg t5 reduce the ioTtdea I0ns The BMAs
/ tia vii be dousB 30 disappointment. 1h5
I day for succeeding by ihis route hss psst, liuf
was when it nigh. Save been done, Dat aoB i
is impossible,
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NRTECRl

= AZ rr5e-ed On RECRUITING SERVICE y. Cen.
BagE ~ directors fraui Brisaz General q. j.
Pillow. nl1eEing pardon 10 81 sh cnrinE themselves
from tter ru,a-ds rthou- leave thai forward
p-rEtF and re prrt O. their commands fer dutu. j
cal u1'D rh3 ahssrt nsnbers Of q and 2lst Ter
neses regiments 80 promptly and report 20 re
? da'T a. huruan-o, Mss an6 III the rEnEs Of toe
d Ccnfsdeiata ~ fusut. which las 80 uuch di.tln-
gliEnei itseif IRE tHtis-fsids of Baluont Shnob
Far1liH5-oa. so7FyrIic sui Murfreessos0' Also, o.
the Sarsds.d 3us-ds- 30 "a I'D tlas noble company
TanS. STOKES
Ca7tzll CcllUs-T s, Sarsleld ca ld-,
mh2 lm 7-h la1sfe5erate Regiment
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FOREIGN INTERVENTION IL WAsHNGToE.
A gentleman recently from Washington, informs
The Ricisnona Examiner that there was some
talk Of foreign intervention in WesAingtoni but
that ell fears Of such o contingency have been
dissipated. Seward has SCI The public mind at
rest on this subject, and it was the general i'm
prassion ia political circles as the time Of the
adjournment Of Congress-, that tho matter had
been settled for tie time with foreign nations.
What understanding has been effected with
foreign governments is not known, but the fact
that t5e government at Washington has re-
csived assurances that has set its mind at ease
On the subject IS universally believed by the
masses ST the North. Seward Is q Wy fellow,
and would stop ct no deception OF pSevarication
to gain his end
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FTEDTzC ~ TREk&TRY NOTES,

DFFICe CF THE ASST TsEAsUaER- C 3 Al
JACEs0F ssrch SJth, 1868
NTCTIrE is her b5 gives t-at 2 - suEy Notes Ea1y
.ortb- ith BE- n.d=l 20 IBIS cide=, pursuant 60 he
sets of C7rs-s dirtc- fuch iuadIng ana ne regu
si1-s tE f7s IrzseurT-l part-Qn.-
Tne perioi for funding be notes 6atsd prior 90 %
see e 1854 pa eight fsr csuf- holds or stocks, VII
A. r GUJROT.
-rt7l-s= AZ iseui greasure-, o. q.
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ABIZOEA.-Ths Territory OF Arizona com
prises not the Gadsdsn purchase proper but the
western half Of what was New Mexico the
boundary between them being the 109h ma-
ridisn 80 west from WashDgton). The greater
portions Of the valleys of the Gila aud Colorado
are included in it. The region forms a block
nearly square, containing fully one HUNDRED
thousand square miles. Its white population
was probably neFeT ten thousand. aud ct presen.
must be considerably less For agricultural
purposes the eo1BtTy may b set down as the
most worthless on the continent. Ths Mesills
valley, noted for It's fertility, is left with New
Mexico. The reported wealth Of the silver mines
is seHorEnous, but whether reality viii ever equal
expectation remains 30 be seen.
The bsrenness Of that portion Of the cont.
nent is csused By tee absence Of rains, rather
lhsn any defect in tue sol. lt ia believed thal
tbe two rivers which drain its wbole surface
with parts Of Utah, New Mexico and Nevada,
convey a less volume Of wa.ef 20 lhs seq thsu
thst Of the Hudson at Albany. That bolt o.
eouniry is situated between tha regions which
are Wsiered either by the rains accompanying
the trade wiada on tha south, OF by the wintsl
storms which pass dowow0gd from British Co
lumbia as far as She southern part Of CaFiornia
But Atizona comes IN fur only few Of the drip
pings, 30 to speak, in ordinary seasons, a5 d,
parts Of New Mexico and The States Of Chihua-
hua ana S5uora- ErehaRg6.
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The other day the Yankees were auuahing
over the reported evacuation Of Vicksburg.
To-dRy We have ti5ngs shas the batteries .heFa
have sent enotaer Of theig pirate e5 to the bot
tom OF tbs Mississippi, and So Dela1ored suil
another, that We may cJnci1d8 q VIII attempt
nothing more, iOf sOma tune TO come, taan 10
keep out Of oug hands. Vicksbngg is hard
nut for the Yankees to crack They sent down
the Queen Of the West and We captured her--
the lndionola snd we captured her and now
tsgo others, ons of which is sunk aud the other
crippled They attempted 90 land and carry
The place BY assault some three months ago,
aud were slaughtered ike sheep; they then et-
tempted an immense det0uF through Hazo0
PASS to get in the rear bat were checked up At
Fort PembeTtoD by blow that sent them reel
ing back Nor were th5y more successful IN
the effort 10 como up from below, and
Overwhelm the brave little city by the
tremendous weight of combined attack,
FaTTsgut's feet was put h0TS dc combat, and
Banks braves eontented themselves with taking
a lock at the dsfenses Of Port Hudson, and
then getting away as fast and 6s fer as possible.
Il is now nearly year, since, on the fail oil New
Orleans the Yankees declared the Mississippi
to be theirs, and open to trade; but to this day
no commercial vessel has passed over It's waters
end, ths time when this msy ever be- done, ex-
cept By our consent, seems more remote than
ever And what makes it every day more Sc
riOus matter to them, is the growing probability
that if ihs Northwest cannot command the use
of the river by force, it viii be glad 20 secure it
as q coneessiOn-the condition Of Withdrawing
from the war. All honor, then to Vicksburg
and her brave defenders, for che important part
they are peYfarniug, Richmond Wkig.
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e9EP F0R THF HTf.I.THF.

CtOEDfEEs s1l-rs SD ritr-rs. are respectfully In
~ f0-ns tlal ihey can pI0o any a1aliu- oi SA n
SOAP. RI frstrste qvsit, p1f up n fr1zea 20 - e.
reasola-ie Tr Aa t1 es VIII permit - eppy lg
Il -e seas ta-tar- in Ts1Esou i8lss us1r ihs Lou-
f-.se-ats Haa.c e.. 7. LYcCH,
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TTraH lTETgaE WG9Tg9,

Ky ps-so1 showing anything ef ny ssr= ant nsn
a sIyI,IY cox vii plssse rsl him taEi have jusi
srirsi II ul NaF or eHns, ana can be tcun1 at the
C,nfs5e-sts Heu p Js-ksoE, Mss he was sent 20
Hoiv s-raas Hsf.s i1 slrss- last. Any person
Eno5i Z I'm g-l please give nm pa to Jseks T.
--f7s 72.s j. j. BRYANT.
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TIE FEDERAL CURRENCE-s'G GREESBAcKs -
The whole North is flooded with ''gfeentseks -
and even WOr5e with postal cuuegcv of tbe
fractional part Of s dollar As hsrs. tbs eur-
rency has become very much deprecated. an7
SO great is The distrusi Of toe ee1eenbseirs'' .t
persons il the North b9idiag tEeE are Getting
nd Of them-ike Freas many Jews and speep-
lators here DO wssh their C5nfs3erals noies-5v
buying hcasAs, lots, diamonds, watches, cloths
anything 20 co1vert than into What ttey be-
lieve 10 be safer. This feeling Of distruss Is
quite as widespread through the North as With
Our own people Of Confederate notes.
Cod and silver ha7s bsea driven out of cir
culation, and ths Whole government IS carried
On its promises to pay" The aebl Of tho North
is becoming so enormous, and increasing at the
Tabs Of two o. three millions day, chat the
people see nothing before them but bankruptcy
and rain. No con6dence IS fss ia tia bonds
and securities, aud persons who hsTe money are
investing i in real estate and 8iats stocks. TIE
North Is issuing its paper 50 rapidly that Al
though they bare al tae presses OF Philadelphia,
New York and Boston Ct work for tham, they
cannot get notes fsst enough TO meet ihe ds-
masd Of its payments. Th1usaRds Of its SOL
disss IN she field have not been paid, snd Mr.
Chases exeaequsr is soEstimss LEFT as empty
rs a contribution box os q rainy Suudsg.-
RrhuOu3 EranfncF
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RFaSnEUrHnN

fENEE 6rn It Qui1by O. Robinsan, o. Memphis TEN
q j. tnis cay disso.Fed by mutual nssnt All per
eom rs ns claims against said iiru viii present the
Sane 20 v. T. QIinby VITO b ors sgth1TthcriEsd 20
psy. and 81 psTssas vio tnds5zd 81 sid firm WI
nase rrsdilfe payment 20 sa53 Calmly who haE been
sut1ori- ed 70 sst.le said frus b-HissH5.
VIZ T. QUINBT,
". A. R0BfES0E,
Genersi Psrtuers-
= s.. Oh TEORN.
Eto=st s7, Tsnusrya lss5 S7ecisl Partner.
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JACKS0N------------- ----- MISSISSIPPI
sGstctt0Il Glsd COE5sssljssioRl i5fore,
MOgridge dC Austin.
" y. AUSTIN Aultioueer-Licenre bF the State.
1Ae tSaia days racadsys and Fridaya)
Advances o. eonzignmelts-guiek sa-es and promqi
retcr1s
= asrsl EOGRIDGE q AUSTIN
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General Ntarshall'a esRerasseas aa ken.

We couverssl yesterdsy with a gentleman
from Tennessee, who arrived here Wednesday
night on tie western ears, who gives MS gIati-
fVing intelligence of the operations Of Gseeral
Humphrey Marshall in KsntG-ky, which, If
tgue aDd We truss it nay turR cut so, shows
shat General Nlarshsli is doing good woIk on
the Dark aud Bio,dy Ground
Tne gentleman re erred t9iuf3rms us that, in
The "a le, part Of last week, General Marshall
surrounded and made prisoners about three
fourlhs of the commend of General Sam Carrier,
q notorious E3st tennessee sTaitar, Numbering
some eigh, hundred to oaa dlousaad.
The capture was effected after . very brief en-.
gsgeme0t, resuitiHg ia bub slight loss to either
side. The affair is said to have tGlssn place in
fha neighboFhood of Bar5 )ursvilla, Knox county,
Kentucky, distant some forty miles from Cum
berl9nd gBu.
Our informant further reports chat General
Jenkins is doing excsilent service in Kentuoeyt
having captured large portion Of the 8Lh Ken
tuebY regiment, without any fght-LynehbIpg
Republican,.
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Isapsrtsns - charl..lan - b.. -

WI % y 1ll-ll lla--I
NOZZLE April IA sPeeial to The Advertiser suz
Register, dated Charleston, April 1st sys; Ali quiet
though the authorities hourly expect the susmys sp-
proaeh. Sensation d'patshes about tbs saerys and-
ing in sorce the EdstO and other iIands below are
without foundation
The French sonaurs dspar urs was eaussd b private
business, and not ofieial ordsr. he wiz soon rs.uru
A disps eh, dated Memphis, March 2sih. says; Price
has arrvsd 3. Little Rock and takoz command Of HIND
mans army. The New York Hegald Of the g7th says
the French movement has received its q1ietus and q
dispatch from Dsoayn De FHuys ts Hsrcisr, eoHprs-
ing bis snsWer to Sc waFds last note, Involving regret
fal Wth5rswal Of France from al further medasiou
Efforts
The steelPlaed steamer Bauhse was lying At orsrE-
town, and supposed to be about to sail In The Cocd-
erass service.
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our Lncafiora

The location Of tae Appeal office
Is On state street. a few doors belew
tbe Post ofnce.
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IE BAD FIX jim E says We srs h q
had hx-or to use bis expression, IS al Of =
TX Everybody about hers knows Jim II
BE is quite an original character. vsrs good
hearted. and ike Coiiins' rsm, has a head Of his
own. jim Is . great lalksr and very mach sd-
dicted to swearing. Indeed ws may say ha falks
eoaPiousiy and s'VeaEs sponlansoUsly spseislly
about The war quea son and ,he currency. Jim
came over the other Day, after hearing a fresh
ruIaaTs and about the TINE be struck The bottom
Of his ebair-having blown through his nose,
ard fixed HE legs, which, By toe way srs
very restless, ks opened IN this wise: " Wen,
sir, = d BE 81 If We aint s0Red up; we are
sir, sure. The Yankees have got as in kgir,
they've got one end whaDgsd over and sre ssW-
ing u1 ths other a fraad asked jim mhss
We we're 20 DO now-whaIs could re gof Go,
sir-eo 10 i-,l' Gays he. =" ard before long
: I'll Be d--.i L that r2Gts w0n't &c 6lecksds3
and we can get here" T5is is usw idea, and
one re DO not especially object TO, provided tie
rouss is bloekaded by Yankees, travelling il
search Of John Brown.-S0utssra Ai0tiBs-
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-1ifa'' non Ol-s'A oRnzSEgB BUREAU
ErcHVoEp, . anuaTy 3, 1855. J
NFAJ ". EICHkEDs sON HUNT.

~ Al @ Artillery.
l-sa- slo la- rs-snfIy passed By COngssssl eKsup-
ID ~ es-a.n orsons from 30 iifaFy service, y9u WI
- $50 / en empowered 10 aulho1izs 20 Oror1nSs
~ y, e---t0t eH artisans leetan as and en-
&, ~ asfsb.hzasats Of sueh persona Is are Ct
-.srs under eoutraet Fiih The government
IL f--,l.55 s1us ordusuea and oronanee atefs- 20
p , "a rrsr srddias, harness aid sr1ny sup
49, 1-5sss r,.en mssf Cd b. enIoled ara tten oe-
49, ----s. 81 B. scfian q General order 10. e
- -.-y-~-..d a. ths 0rdaAnee e6aesr 20 Hef
- ~ - e.,ntracf.rs within your iurls1lo-
ne .-a- i9''' pa J. GOR4AS,
iva Csojooes sud Chei Of OsdnaDce,
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MORNING EDITION.
FRIDAY MORNING APRIL 8
vacEkanURa.

We have nothing new 70 report from this
point. Bu. few Of the enemy'a vessels were in
sight At tie old anchorage above, At noon yes
terday, and the camp appeared 70 be almost de
serted. a large gunboat cams down Wejnes-
cay evening, but was nos visible yesterday No
'sEplsnation Of ehe firing beard on tbe Yszoo On
Wednesday afternoon was known to the public.
" THn TAEEAHATOREE.
We continue 60 receive edvices of the pres
eace Of the Yankee feet above Greenwood. They
remain quiot however. and Of course we can
indulgs in nothing but speculation as to their
future movements. The river is falling, which
it has been suggested is what the enemy is
waiting for. so that be msy be able to land bis
infantry aad use them for Ga assault upon our
defensos at Greenwood ia viii end, however,
that cur preparations for resistance wiz increase
with the appearance of new dangers. Tie sit
nation is understood.
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FDELTTY or THE LOUISVILLE LADiEs.---A
chapt8in vha remained wish our wounded who
were l8f1 at MgFlrassboro' when we retired from
that place, has returned Before returning 70
our lines Ee went to Louisville and describes in
feeling language visit to Cavehil cemetery,
near that city. Hs was carried to the lovely
city Of the dead By a nob.e-hearied citizen Of
Louisville, whose h6eTsHty and energy heye
given . proper bOgial 70 every goniesefste sol.
every Confederate vas Fasod solaed, sud not a
few surIcunded aith A3PTers. Enc name o. tho
soldier, bis Ststs and regiment gas lestered IN
black on a neat white hsRd-5e,,rd around Which
hung q wreath of myTi n,-the Ch istmas et.eTln 6
OF Tue true Southern ladis5 q LouIsYlle " TIE
noble dead. In toe Srcn1ds allotted 70 the
bufial OF the Federal dead, Re found the graves
sunken aud uncsred for, bu. few having stones
o. boards or marks Of any kiad.
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FRoM CHISA--Shanghas psFeIs received up.
to The l5.h Of January inform US thAl the rea-
son shy Burgogne, Gen. Wezd's sueeessorl
was dismissed, vas because he had struck 3
Ckinlsa M4hdarisn a vi0lsnt blow il ihe face,
psundared q loeil tsssH1y Of SO 0o0. Tde at-
iaig happened on the 4.h q jaaUszy, At which
ds.e Bis authority as 81 oficsT esassd. Ihe e1-
uiaaaiiou girea q fh's strange esuduct ID thes
he ChiHase edieiai hsd roPeaseily broken his
premise fo ply tie uoops. BaFgoViae lad aQ
iniegv5sw EIh himSo 1fSs tne lm2efiauee Of
i,erninr ths men ftom mnsiBy. Tie dispute
th-r. led.t .to high words and finally 70 blows, as
ases5y stated. Tas general then led bis neE
3 he treasury, and helped himself . $4,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-03

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