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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-15
Letter RROm rus army.

CAMP IsT ARD 18Th ARKANSAS, PoLKs BRIaADE
Cleburnss Division, Army Tenn, Hareh r. 1864. 5
EDITORS APPEAL: We ere doing what all other
soldiers Of this army doing at this tine-loungng
shout camp, with nothing 10 employ cur spare
msnts divert minds. Il s dull insufsrably dull
The spring is with uS-cool nights and warn days
highly conducive to szaess and lasziiuds The birds
sing msrry IN the MORNINGS they were won't 70 do
Ia the baleyon days Of yOrs but they are over
come by the genial influences Of the vernsl sum- and at
mid day their esroling Is over. The weather Is too
pretty to be msrred By the smoke Of battle and the
clash Of arms. aud all to be OF The opinion that
ssme time viii elspse will get 70 bIueeoat
This will please few n the army, but most Of the
troops are rather dsslrous Of encounter with
Grants myrmidOnE They feel that ne give thsm
good thrashing and they also ehsfe for something 70
vary ths tirss0ms monotony Of camp life. The morale
ID excellent. We could whip the vEndals lhrse to
In our division Clsburne's. Chat "ssouswa Of tie
west,0 We are carrying on sort Of rshsarsal for
division drE which viii Tuesday the 18th Inst,
before Gen. JOhaEiOn- Our commander who Is ever
awake the interests Of the service, Prse
tsing his divison in target shooting he wishes to
have well trained that viii throw away few
shot as possible when meet the Abolition hords.
Your worthy paper is one Of tie greatest seviStOrs
OF our iroubles and hail with joy the coming Of the
psruslng its contents We forget FOR the moment Tie
trials and snneysnces Of camp life and time ies by on
golden wings. The solder grssps anything to read
with as much sVidity the hungry 6sh Esizes the
tempting bAii and the most worthless yelOwbsek Is
thumbed and blaekened un Is is impossible to dssphsr
Its miraculous incidents and tell In what manner the
man WAS killed
Every day soldiers leaving and returning from fur
louKh and those who return determined than
70 wage the 70 tbs bitter end having re-
eeiVed words Of encouragement from the fair ones In
the rear. It certainly increases the Gshtng prineps
In ths soldier to from furough Tbs letter from
he ladies OF the Sou h. published In the army few
days sines, had charming effect. a hearty cheer
hailed Its pnbHoAtioa st every dress parade. We be-
isvs them when they fsy that the women Of the
South bestoW al thsir respect and affections on the
heroes who defend them gHinst bArbarous and cruel
foe'r What thrill Of pleasure does this produce IN
the heara OK the wArwOrn veterans In the hsld and
what shame should it 10 those who stay In The
get soft positions and wear their gossous apparel
The glorious women Of the South viii ever froHn upon
such men, and will not grant hem their hands and their
hearts
It is rumored that the enemy Is advancing. Our cav
airy IA in line Of bktts near Tunnel hill and three
four cannon were heard this evening. ALBUM.
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CAMP 4OTH ALA. REGT.,
NW---L mt M0=H

March 10Th, 1864.
EDITORS APPEAL: Thsre never has been . time since
the organic stou Of the Army Of Tennessee when there
was moro universal confidence and snihnsasm exhibited
by the troops than the present Since Gen Johnston
has taken command, most marked and hssthful
change has oesurred throughout this department Dis
trns, snd dependency has given place TO eOrhdeucs
and enthusiasm Everywhere and in every part Of the
army the wisdom and superior generAlship OF General
Johnston Is acknowledged. We look forward to the
opening of the spring campaign, Uhsther nauguEaisd BY
the enemy or ourselves with the utmost confidence
success Not only the Of this dlyislOn CssSw
arts) pleased with the general in command, bui the
greatest satisfaction felt and expressed with our sorps
and division generals, Hood and Stewart
The reslguaion Of Brig. Gen. Moore has left cur
brissde without permanent commander. The loss Of
Gsn Moore Is felt and Acknowledged by all Is 70 be
hoped that bis successor whoever he may be- win pos
sess all the qualifications necessary to I'll bis place. Al
present, the brigade is commanded BY Col. John H.
Hgley Of the 40 Alabama This arrangements has
thrown ieutenaai-eOlOnsl 2. o. ssone ia command
Of the 40ih and II ls with pleasure that adj my own
to the sceumaatng testimony Of his popularity. No
oue has more rapidly the confidence Of the men
than Col Slohe Approach him when you may, lhsf
you be officer priVNts, and your reception " respect
full snd cordial and his conduct both ooisl aud pr
watts mark him gentleman and an ofaesr Should
Col Higey be the successor Of Gen Moore Col Stone
viii come Into the command Of bis regiment wIsh the
fullest confdsuee and esteem Of the men. His gallant
conduct on the field Of ChlesmAuga attssts his willing.
to lead, and bis capacity to command in the hour
Of danger,
On tbs 9th Inst Llsutsnsnt-Gen. Hood reviewed o
division tor the ArEs tims Hs rsesptoa Eaa enthuEs
Ssc evinci1g As cohesive the pleasure Of the troops
ct being placed under his command for these are not
troops applaud unless their feelings are enlisted
During the preparation for review tAs boys put q
great many Of the Passsrsby through" a. none bui
soldiers can On these reVisWs qusEtermsssrs are re-
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quired to carry out all their transportation wagons
etc. and was very much amused at very POialsd re-
mark made BY ore Of the 42d Alabama a. ousrtermaS
ter Sergeant D, es the 40;h Alabama paaEed with his
train he had one tesn that looked very much like Il
had been for SSne time upon double duty and half
rsiionS" Imuasdistsiy preceding It was Srsgon cor
tanning blacksmith tools, ssdee hammer anvil bsllos
ETC. Jast - the aergesn. got opposite the 42d Uh his
train one Of the men yelled out, say, sergeant You
had better stop and blow them mules up before in
spsetion" The sergeant looked eAaed but the mules
poor things looked like ehaaizg had been no psrt o
their double" duty.
Inoacs tho other day very able article In the AP-
PEAL upon court maras and the great responsibilities
devoyiug upon them An incident occurred yesterday
while was on brigade guard which shows that those
who are selected to exeeuts the sentence Of court
martial cannot bs too particular in the dsehargs Of
their duties. There two in tbs guard houss,
one Of whom was sentenced 10 have HE head shaved,
and the ether different sentence By means the
lieutenant IN command OF the provost guard got tie
two confused and shaw ed the head Of the
wrong man OF eoarse, it was amistaks but the ds-
eovery was notmsds until the "espElary substance
had undergone The msnlpulsons Of the shears snd the
razor. The unfortunate prisoner said II might be
Fun for the Heutensnt but, for himself he did not
want to undergo any more hAIr-brsadih escspss"
AS my communication Is Of rather q rambling nature,
dsEre to do justice to one Of my old Ala5EmA CO.
editors whose thunder" see has been appropriated
by your friend Pss Of the Chattanooga Rs5a In speak
ing Of Lneons celebrated expression "nobody's hurt
Mr.. Paul brings in the story Of negro who offered
himself a candidate for baptism, who, after being
very nearly drowned BY the "immersiou, sxtriesled
hlmseh from the preacher and out Of the water
exclAming; "LoOk keahi some one loose a niger by
dis d-n foOlshneEs yeti Now this iBsident did really
occur In Southland KY, your friend Paul asserts,
but IN NissiEzppi BlaekWatsr, and it was frst put
Ia Irint byy old friend A. g. Horn, of the Cub City
Home Journal know nothing OF the psnehEDt OF Mr.
Paul for abiding from hOra but satisfied that
my friend A. G.. will feel greatly apPsulss at the appro-
priatIon Of bis thunder" NEFHOM.
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CHsNnE-oR RATS.

The advance IN tho prioo Of white paper and
other expenses, maktg il obligatory upch Us to
advance the price Of subscription from four to
five dollars per month. We regret TO be com
PEELED to make this IdvsDce, but the facts men
toned sbeve leave uH 10 discretion in the prem
isss. Should the fall in the price Of paper and
decrease in other expenses justify it in the fu-
ture, corresponding deduction viii be made
in the price Of subscription.
Advertisers hereafter will be charged three
dollars per square for the first, and two dollars
and City cents for each subsequent insertion.
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il was the polIsy Of the old GoEsmaent. and, until
lately, that Of ne new 70 make an oniesrs' pay uni
form throughout The country, which be causs Of
adopting ths rus Of selling officers prime cost
transportation not Included But the present Secretary
Of War has ht upon the novel expsdient Of nal ing
the cesrs compensation for BIS services depond upon
the integrity and patriotism Of men who seek civil
ofes 10 escape military duty He has abrogAtsd tie
old rule and ordered that prices Of HubEenes sold 70
officers shall correspond with the rEssE established By
the commissioners OF the States n which our armies
nay be- regardess Of the cost Of the ariels This
raordnAy rule has already forced the resignation Of
Of the ofieers OF this army. Schedule Ne. Of
the Georgia commissioners raiEes the already ezoTbi
tsnt Prees from TO leo per cent The ration bill Of
the late Congress does not meet ths evil that Il
tended TO remedy. It was 90 naesrsssd BY the bun
eombites that Its prOvaiOns f far short of the mark
and Il is TO be opsrAtsd under nstrueious from The
sans secretary who esiabhed the rule complained Of
OF course he viii agaia Discriminate against tbs oaicsrs
If tbs Congress falls provide for this growing
evil the most msFitOrious Ofesrs win be drvea from
the army. eOolel told ne. few days ago. ,hA. all
the officers IN his re glmsnt we're going TO resiFn
The army Of TsnRsEsss is an army of veteran sol-
disrs lis equal any enorseaey that can arise ns
gallant leader can usver know defsa. Under his skfRl
direction it mast win Victories II Is row in splendid
condition Bat il owes all this IS well to the energy
and capacity Of It's oesrs to the IHdomitabls pluck
Of iE4 Many OF thsss ohicsrE ara refugees and
sKiIes from home They have naught to rely uPon but
thslr pay And Il the Secretary Of War makes this
pay insdsquA;e to fupPOrt thsm course Is lsf bui
to rszg1 The Government tEkss care Of tie privsis
soldier and the ranks open 10 them II s true that
the sKperisnce Of years has quaIhed them for com.
mand and their cannot be their squss until
they have served ths apprenticeship. But orders
from Richmond 20 make 1t, snd must submit. Our
only hops in the mex. Congress- which L largely com.
posed Of men who have sesn service In the field
ARKANSAS.
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uEGoGNETHON,

The rumoTs Of recugnition By France reach
Us in less qussienable shape this morning
thsn heretofore, and We deem II highly probable
the event will occur. There is evidently net
The best feeling existing between the Washing
ton Cabinet and She French Emperor, and some
thing beneficial to Us may, and probably will,
grow cut Of the enlargement. We advise our
readers, however, nos to be too ssnguine. Di-
plomsey is slipping science, in which, By the
way, there are few better skilled than Seward,
and certainly none superior to Napoleon.
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LAND FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE TRACT OF LAND fer sale On
"A The villa -E9cs rcsd, four niles from Atlanta
known IS the Kennedy place coz siuing ons hundred
EDd sixty and half acres, I1oTe or less Of good
lend, Sky acres Of which are heavily GI5sred and
tairty acres % prime bottcUl land. with b
tful failing Of water ruLBlcg tl7cus sh It,
rbs balance Of fhs lsUd under fenc=, l. UndniatlBg
End BPzrssly covered with pine, oak ana hickory
trees
Tsis little farm Is well adapted TO he cultivation Of
grNi1s or vegetables, - stock Taisiuy farm ana
wCud msks CeiGhau' place for county home,
near ems o. he most AsJr5liDg sad healthy cities q
ths eeuths-n C1nfrdsrsey. The above land uili be
sold low II spplied for Eocp.
ult6 lot P P. PEAsE.
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~ The Selma Reporter has information that
Col Vest member Of Congress hom Missouri
made speech st Dsmopolis to the Missouri
troops on Wednesday, Oh inst, in which be
stated that he had just returned from Richmond,
and that President Davis told him he bad in
formation, which was official, that Macmillan
was en- route to accept the throne Of Mexico,
which Wculd result in the recognition of the
Southern Con!sdsracy by Mexico, Spain, France
Gnd probably Austria
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GEN. PILLOW.

This officer hss besn placed in cOnmsnd Of
the cavalry of the northern district of Alabama,
and is row engaged in raising large force. To
aid him in this, Gov. WATTS has issued an or
der directing that such companies of the State
militia As choose to join in sueh service, either
of these raised under the recent proclamation Of
the governor, or ouch IS have heretofore, or may
hereafter organize, Of persons belonging to ihe
militia, can join the command of Gen. Pillow,
On the condition that they mount and equip
themselves.
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y By reference to the dispatch Of Mr.. Flan-
merry, published this moEainy, it will be seen
that the injuries 70 the telegraph lines in Mis-
sissippi inflicted By the Federals, in their late
extensive raids in that State, have all been re-
paired, and The lines are now working. Super
inteudsnt Fisnnsiy has been exercising his
usual energy in this work, 20 = certainty Long
may he superin.erd
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REMOVAL We observe that the fashionable
tailoring establishment Of Mr. VIM. Rogers has
been removed from bis old stand on Whitshall
70 Decatur street, in the South end Of Trout
House. frat floor. This is q much more centrsl
position; aud essier found BY cficerS and strsn-
gers who wish snythiag in bis line Give him
a call il you want uniform IS per regulations,
OF a. % & a "a n.ads.
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s. That nstitusionRlly liberty Is the sos object
which our people and noble sny hsva in our pres.
terrible struggle with the government Of Mr. Lneon
also Is 1fal adherencs 20 Il tie part Of
own govsrnment thOrugh good fortune In arms and
through bad Of the greatest elements Of strength
and final success; because the constant contrast OF
stitutional government, cur part with the uEzrpR
uOna and yrsnniss which characsrze ths goFernmsnt
Of orr enemy under the recurring and false
plea OF the necessities of viii have the double ef
feet Of anmAiiuY our own psOpis with uueouquera
bic ZEAL and Of Inspiring the people Of the North
and with desire snd discrimination pu. end
20 contest which s waged by thsr goysrnmsn open.
y against our liberty and truly, but more cogerty
against their own.
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II Officers and men in his department dis
sbled fer field service ara ordered by Lieut-Ge
Polk to report forthwith at Demopolis, and ihose
who have been assigned to duty on Surgeons
certificates of disability are ordered to report in
wiring at the same rendezYous.
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Ths sItzaissa In FrsaE.
The Baptist Heetfsg-Hsuses soath q -
Csn6seaIFd.

From The New York EEsainsr-Bap.ist Organi
sWe are msFching on" with tgssd that iE
shaking the vsTy foundation Of things The
secretary of our HJms Mission Beard has iass
received, from the Secretary of War, full aGd
formal authority for The American Baptist Home
Mission society 10 take possession Of eTsTY
abandoned Baptist Westinghouse within the
limits Of what nsvs bean kRoWn as the rebel
States, and Of every ether Baptist nesting house
nov. in the hands Of the rebels. This great
authorization was obtained through the ag0ncy
Of The Home Mission secretary and Senator
Harris, AID the Home Mission board viii need
Drs-emiuent wisdom and energy, besides many
men and much means, adequately 70 meet lheir
new responsibilities. The Baptist population Of
he secsdiBg States Is probably larger than that
Of anY other denomination, and hundreds OF
abandoned Baptist pulpits viii be open to loysl
Baptist ministers Of the North The government
viii give them every pTSeticabls protection in
their new felfs Of labor, and corresponding
facilities ioI reaching thsm-things which il esn
well afford to DO, for every minister sent Soash
By the Home Mission board viii be, IN fact, an
agent for the suppression Of slavery and Yea
son, and the promotion Of freedom and loyalty.
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II" To tie People of Alabama - Is tbs head
ing Of The spirited aud patriotic address of Gen.
Pillow On taking command Of all the cavalry Of
the northern district Of Alabama, which we
give in another column. No man in the country
has lost more than Gen. Pillow, and he, speak.
ing from experience, speaks truly whea he de-
fcribes The horrors consequent uRon our dss-
tsrdly enemy obtaining even temporary foot.
hold in our midst We hope to hear soon Of
his organising an efficient Command MoKt
soHsTy Mail
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The NOZZLE AND ONO RAILROAD.-Ws
learn BY private letter, ssysths Mobile Regis
Ter aza Ad0srtise'' that the rolling stock fIem
the Mississippi and Alabama road is being trans.
fsred to the Mobile aud Ohio to operate on the
upper end of that road until 1t is completed
through Sgain, which it viii in less thsn thirty
days. Heavy forces are at work On all the dam
sged roads to reIsir The breaks
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TUMBLISG.-The Mail says gold was offered
in Montgomery on Friday last "a! one for fifteen,
and adds; "If the recent currency act bAs not
something to do with this, we would like to
know what has. It matters, little, however
what is the price-it is sufficient to know, that
it is going down with Us and going up with our
ensmies." The same paper also states that the
general disposition in the city is only to fnna to
the amount of taxes
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RECAPTURE OF YAEKEEs.-Four Yankees,
who escaped from Amsricus, wsro arrested in
CIinch county few days sincs, and brought TO
this city yesterday. We learn that consider
Eble number of the Yankee prisoners have
escsped from Americas and are wandering
about the country. Oar people should be on
lie alert, and arrest sI suspicious wanderers.
We sre informed that .hs guard at Amsricus is
not sufii sieni TO guard them, and that the pris-
oners are daily escaping .-SGUaHH4h Nslos.
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n A letter from Ailedgsvils to the Colum
bus Enquirer says it appears TO be the unani-
nous desire to have a short session but this
feeling is prompted by tha frightfHl bosrd bills,
which are only SIS per day, whle the per diem
pay is So. Thus members pay the small sum
of 50 per day FOX the privilege of staying from
home, on short rations, attending to important
dufv
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II The citixsns of Marion, Fla, and CT Co
lnmbus, Miss, have respectively presented Gen
Forrest with fine saddle horse. Ali right, Is
he has had two horses killed under him ia the
late action st 0kolons.
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SIEGE OF CHARLEsToN-TtoO HnHdTed aHd
Forty SeveHh Dag.-It is believed that the en-
emy's troops engaged in the late disastrous ex-
petition sgainst Flonda have returned. The
tents on Morris and Folly islands have percspti-
bly, increased.
The official report Of the firing on Wednes-
day last between battery Gregg and SimkiUs,
states that it resulted in no damsge TO the bat-
tery, and no casualties
We have still TO report all quiet in the city.
The enemy has not renewed his FIRE upon the
city since last Tuesday evening. Courier.
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FOR SALE.

-LN0UR or Ave tbou7snd lbs. Of sTAFTIN3 and
~ PULLTES IN good ord-T-s Circular Saw IN fine
condition ioE use sd fractured also. pair Of
Zoe sIl Stones with spindle and Spgurtena1eos-al
OF whieb nsy Be seen al my mill uins miles west Of
lafayette Alabama
fs4 en- Ia GARLTSGTON
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A IL persons Indebted 10 tte late firm Of PesEe
II DsTis are hereby nOIEei q pEy their Indebted.
ness on or before the z0th Of AsTch the Confede
currency Of the present issue Will be refused BY
The bsnss sftgr the 22j of Ills month
rahs - p p PFASE.
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To the Legatess of WiIIiAn Whitfield,
Late Of Putnam Co., Ca, decd.

WOW are hereby not hed that the fund srfiaE from
II The sale Of the perlshsbe property Of the estate
Of EsId decsEEsd iG Low ready for diHsr button.
JOSEPH OAMPBELLz
fe2i ~ Edmiuistrstrr With the wi ] snnexsd.
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GRAPHIC.
Reports of the Press Association.

Eutssed aeeoTdnE % act Of Congress in the year ls5
byJs THRAsaER, IN the Clerks Ofics Of ths Dis
trct Court Of the CoufsderEs Ststs for he Noria'
ern District q Georgia.
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Brig. Gen. Sesmmon, the Federal officer cap
tuyed in Yankee steamer on the Ksnawhs, is
80 be sent North by our authorities in exchange
for Gen. w. H.F Lee.
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The WHEAT CROPS.-A gentleman Who has
returned to the city from the interior inforus "a
that the crops geaeTslly look very encouraging.
IL SONS sections the growing wheat has been
injured By the tTost, but the general impression
is that few good, warm rains viii revive il.
Thus far svsgy thing looks promising for 3 good
crop yeaT.-SasaaEsh Nssss-
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u A bill has been introduced in the Geor-
gis Legislature to increase the fees of eli county
officers one hundred per cent.
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BY M'CLANAHAN & DILL.
99aiIg gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH IS, 1854.
MORNING, MARCH Is, 1856
RACs wayTRD.

The highest market price, either in money
or subscription, viii be psid for clean eetton
or linen rsgs, white or cOloFed, delivered al the
APPEAL counting room, Atlanta.
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RoARISe- MAD.-A gentleman who had re-
eeivsd information from Fortress Monroe as late
&c Friday 4th, says intelligence OF ihs total fall
ure Of Kilpatriek's raid Lad reached old Pfcs-
st.ss, yclspt the Beast, and that mountain OF
obesity and mean whisky, WAS swelling Wilb
rsge Al the tidings. The blear eyed creature
eoTld not e0nssin himself, and SwoTe and Tuned
0vith Al she TehemsDco Of q sailor or trooper
Hs declares that be win yet Iibsrste the Yankee
n-i.ousrs confined ct Richmond that several
rstsu1pss have resulted In failure, but be shall
never a. weary in well doing" The prisoners
shall be set free, be says, and shall jet hail Ben
ismin Franklin Builsr es their deliTsrer Ian
pears somewhat Singular to sveIybody ous side
sf Fortress Monr0e, that Butler should plan so
many expeditions for the liberation Of tie or;s.
oneTs, bat never accomplished any of ihern.
Other generals 20 in person to supeFiniend and
exseute their plans. This was B5napsrte's eas-
tom, and SsOnswall Jackson's too Bat Batter
prefers enseoucing himself Withia the thick
walls at Fortress Monroe.