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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-06
DRUGGISTS.
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FAMILY DRUG S7BBR.

TOCOAINK. AHBRosfA, KATHAIR1s TRf-
u sspbsross, sBd eli tie most esisbratsd prs-
pzrafisns fsr ibs hair, can b foaBd -
No. 10 s0nsh First Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

The 18th Indiana returned from their
visit home on Tuesday and Wednesday.
since which they have been mustered out
Of service. mostly paid off. and some OF
them gone heme. This regiment has had
no formal reception by the authorities
though they participated in the dinner given
by the ladies with the 2lst and 4Ith. 1t
was not received with them because of the
coldncss of the day, which prevented an
out door reception. and the Hall was too
small to accommodate the three regiments
1t was intended and arranged to give them
q reception next day. Friday. and let them
go homo on Saturday, but the men being
in haste to get 10 their families and homes,
the reception was postponed till their re-
tnrn to the city this week. This plan was
again defeated by the manner in which the
regiment returned, q part having been
paid of and ready to go home two or three
days before the others. OF course it was
not considered right to keep men 10 the
city on expense who wanted to leave, and
SO the reception Of the regiment as whole
cannot take place. We will assure the
men of the 18th. however, that it was the
desire OF Gov Morton, Gen. Stone and the
Mayor to give them an expression Of
HEARTFELT welcome, and they sincerely re-
greet that circumstances have prevented it.
We may say, also, that the orderly con-
duct OF the regiment while in this city has
been remarked with admiration and praise
BY the authorities md citizens. Their be-
havior attests the excellence of their dis
cipline and the efficiency of their officers,
whom they learned to love, honor and
obey. throughout six months Of the hard
est and most trying campaiguipg.-Col.
Jackson is an old soldier. having seen
more than . dozen years Of service, and to
his sound Judgment IS an officer, and bis
kindness Of heart asa man, the regiment
owes its preservation from demoralization
and greater depletion. All honor to the
gallant Colonel aud the brave boys of the
llStb.-L Indianapolis Journal, Ah. End
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
81 A CALL FOR 100000 MORE.
The Draft to take place In April
4 PROCLAMATION.
EXECUTIVE MANSION,

WASHINGTON. March IA, 1864.
GESERAL ORDERS No. 100.
In order to supply the force required to
be drafted for the navy. and to provide an
adequate reserve force for all contingen-
cies, in addition to the Five Hundred
Thousand men called for February LIST.
1864. the call is hereby made. and draft
ordered, for Two Hundred Thousand men.
for the military service of the Army. Navy
and Marine corps Of the United States.
- Tho proportional quotas for the different
wards, towns. townships. precincts, cleo
ton districts or counties, will be made
known through the Provost Marshal Cen
erals Bureau. and accounts will be taken
of the credits and deficiencies of former
quotas.
Z The 18th day Of April. 1904. is dssig-
mated as the time up to which the numbers
required from each ward Of . city, town.
&C., may be raised by volunteer enlist
ments; and drafts may be made in each
wsrd OF > city. town; dec. which shall not
have filed the quota assigned to it within
the time designated for the number requir-
ed to fill said quota. i i
j. The draft will be commenced as soon
after the 18th of April as practicable.
The Government bounties as now paid
continue until April LIST. 1854. At which
time tho additional bounties cease. On
end after that date. one hundred dollars
bounty only will be DAHL IS provided by
the act approved July p. 1861.
fsignei ApsaHaa Lascols.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

49, The Urn REcmEST.-The 1ndianapo-
lis Journal of Monday, says the 18th.
'Wilier's regiment has been gathering for
Its return to the front for several days
1t has been remarkably successful in re-
cruiting, having filled its ranks foil. 1t
viii so back a little over one thousand
strong. The reputation of its officers. the
flashing character of the service in which
1T has been engaged, and the arms it uses,
the Spencer rifle, have been the induce
ments of this rush to its ranks.
The Journal of the next day, which we
hive received since the abovs was put in
type. says the 18th regiment, on yesterday
received permission from Gen. Wilson
Chief of the Cavalry Bureau, to purchase
their own horses at Government rates
$3.50 each. The men will to-day he
furloughed home for ten days to find horses
All recruits and enlisted men will be re.
,quired to report to their rendezvous at In
-dianapolis ready to go the field by the
first of April at the fasthest.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17


o0Tm IND. REGINEST.-Such of the
members of Co. c., Goth Ind regiment, as
have re-enlisted, and whose homes are in
this county, arrived at this place on Fri
day and Saturday mornings last, except
those WIZ rc-enlisted some time ago and
have been at home for three or four weeks
past. They all look hearty as bucks, snd
IN their new rigs very captivating.-as the
young ladies' express it.
We have been unable to obtain list Of
those who re-enlisted last belonging to Co.
q. From communication in the La
Porte Union of last week, dated Camp
10Th Ind Regiment. February 20.'' we
learn that twenty of company G. had re-
enlisted, and had been accredited to La
Forte county, for the reason that this coun-
ty. in which the company was first organ
isel, had refused to give any bounty. La
Porte county. the Union says, has not of
fered bouniies to volunteers, but that the
Commissioners have made liberal provis-
ions for soldiers families, anu that large
amounts have been raised by individuals
to be paid as bounties, in some Of the
townships.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
United States Mail.
13lrt INDIANA.



Posr 0rrrcE DEPARTMENT, January IA, 1854.
Proposals will be received contract once Of this
Dcr.r mcnt until O'clock p N. Of March 81. lss4.
United States from July l. 1884, 10 June 30 1885, the
following routes In the State Of Indiana. and by the
i2ss5 From Bremen, by Heptan, Millwood, and North
Galveston. to Leesburg - miles and back, once
Leave nremen Saturday at : a m;
Arrive at Lecsburg by pm;
Leave Lsssburg Friday at loa m;
l22se From Rensselaer, w oak Grove to Remington, IL
miles and hack, SIX times a week.
tssys sspsssSss x Sunday at
Leave Re@iastss daily, except Sunday. at el5p m;
Arrive at Rensselaer, by lois m.
Proposals fIr service three times n week invfo4i.
l2sss From Knox to Hamlet, miles and hack, once
week. ........t
Leave Knox Friday att an. .ht
Arrive at Hamlet by 10 m;
Leave Hamlet Friday at II m;
Arrive nj Knox by JPN.
Proposals for more frequent service invited
1920 Bristol, by Union Mici and sorns Cor.
ners, to Brownsville, IL nliIes and back.
Leave Bristol Friday at a m;
Arrive a Brownsville 10y IL m;
Leave Brownsville Friday l m;
Arrive ut Bristol by pm.
1921 fIoy wImo,, By Indian Village and Cromwell to
Ligonier, i2n,iles and back, once week.
Arrive at Iironicr BY Il m; = afR 'ft
Leave Lgioner Friday Mt p M;
Arrive at wilmot by 5p m.
I22o2 From Decatur, by Monmouth, Root, and Po 70
Fort Wayne, % miles and hack. twice week.
ly9r Lea,x peestnr Msdnssday and Saturday at Sc NJ
Leave Fort Wayne Wednesday and Saturday at m;
Arrive at Decatur By pm. aT
1920 From linn Grove BY Vera Cruz and Btuitop, to
Lssss LINN Glove fsssdss day and Friday At arm;
Leave Murray Tuesday y and Friday stlpn;
Arrive ~ Linn GROVE by epW. :. fss =,
I2za& From hiahnond, i5 BOSTON, TO Becehy llire,
Leave Richmond TUESDAY and Friday at IL m:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Restores the Color.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. =,
oA4 1l!It Eradicatcs Dandruff.
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Promotes its Growth.
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u an nncqualed Dressing.
CLARK'S RESTORATI T..
CLARK's RESTORATIVE.
eel Zgll fe.I Is good for Ladies.
Is good for Old People.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, -"
Contains no Oil.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE, ~ 80
-3- Beauties the Hair.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
.,,-,- ,,,, Is splendid for Whiskers.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Hair in its Place.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE. 4
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Prevents Eruptions.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Stops Itching and Burning.
.CLARK'S RESTORATIVE,
Keeps the Head Cool.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Is delightfully."- perfumed.
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
Contains no Sediment.
Contains no Gum.
CLARK's REsToRATIvE.
~ fs--s Po!ishes your Hair
cLARK's RESTORATIVE, r,.
Prepares you for Parties
CLARK's RESTORATIVE,
asl- m a9 Prepares you for Balls
CLARK'S RESTORATIVE, -.
All Ladies need it.
cLARK's RESTORATIVE,
f No Lady will do without Il.
CLARK'S RES rORATIvE, a4e Us
fs-. 4.ar Costs but 81.
ICLAE'S RESTORATIVE.
Is Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere
Price, 81 per bottle.-6 bottles for SIS.
s5is. p &c. G. CLARK & CO.. h8is
,. 49, PRcrAIEToRs.
LORD L SMITH. Chicago. H.. General
Agents.
March I7--yl
q .f -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

tics is hereby given that that scaled proposals for
building Meeting ousr Of such spciic part toward
the construction of such house hereinafter FORTH will
be received by Samuc' d. Tabor and Richard Corbalcy
til the ninth day of April next at ~ o'clock noon; nj
which time the proposals will he opened by the building
committee and the contract awarded to the lowest RESPONSE
bic bidder, Mt the residence of Richard Corbaley.
The committee dcsya % sell the of constructing
said house above the kndston which will include all the
carpenter work and furnishing the materials necessary to
lc used therein, that the be made
in this contract,-thc house tn lie painted.
The plan and specifications for dollhouse may be Mt
Richard Corbaeys residence from and after the 22nd day
of March. SAMUEL u. TABER,
March l6, 1SJf.-t3 Chairman of Committee.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
ATTACHMENT TICE,

STATE or INDIANA MARSHALL CorxrY, SIS:
Before Washington Tuttlc, Justice IL the Peace In and
for Centre Township.
NEHEMIAH sHrnsaS' Complaint on Note and Proceed
ings in Attachment.
Whereas the plaintiff in the above entitled case, has
complaint together with his affidavit and
boni necessary 10 cntitIe him TO order of aftschms n
and the summons having endorsed s'rfsnd
ant not fpund' and the order az attachment returned
with property asache the defendant Il therorc hereby
notified OF the tendency OF said suit aud That the same
will lie tried before me 1T my ONCE IL Plymouth, the
18th day Of March, 1864, NJ 10 o'clock and that
appear and dsmur thereto, the
will lie heard and deter miped in his absance.
WASHINGTON FUTILE, J. p. [sEAL.l
march,? .1SGf-nlS-fS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
Center Township.

The Union men Of Center township are
requested &c meet at Westervelt Hall. in
plymouth, on Saturday. March 26. 1864.
for the purpose Of effecting more perfect
organization and nominating ticket to be
supported at the ensuing April election
y general attendance is requested.
MANY VOTERS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Hon. WILLIAM ANDREWS Of La
porte, is candidate, for Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas. subject to the
decision Of TIE Union District Convention.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
Green Township.

al The Union men Of Green township are
requested to meet at the Old School House,
near Newhouse's on Thursday eyering
next, March "a. 1864. for the purpose of
organizing for the campaign, and nomina-
ting township ticket for the April cleo
ton: MANY Worms.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

The members Of the gallant 4Sth Reg.
who live in this county, left here on Mon
day evening last for Indianapolis. from
which point they will in few days. doubt
less, start for the front. We understand
about tlirty new recruits accompanied the
veterans from this place. Capt. w. Rice
o left at the same time.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
EXECUTOR's SALE-Bv virtue Of

authority conferred by Letters Testamcntory,
WILL the 10th day of April next at the late residence
Of John H. Woodward SEN, miles north II Plymouth
expose for sale at public auction. between the hours Of
O'Clock, and O'Clock, the Real Estate Of the
said John Il. Woodward, deceased, situate in Marshall
unity and State Of Indiana, and known and described
follows, to-wit:
The south Of the north cast quarter In section twenty
nine CD town thirty GAL range two (2); also the
south part of the north west quarter, in section
eleven, l also the north part of the north half Of the
south west quarter w M T., in section eleven l, con-
tanning altogether ffty-two and one half
Said land lies in loly and will he sold altogether.
said premises arc known is the home farm Of John L..
Woodward, Sen, decreased.
TERMS.-0nc third cash In hand and the residue in
equal due twelve and eighteen months after
date, with interest
The above promises appraised Thirteen Hundred
and Five Dollars JOHN l.. WOODWARD, Jr,
Exc1tor Of John L. Woodward, SEN. decd.
March IL. lsG4-t4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17


We understand the Commissioners OF
this county did not. at their session last
week, take any action in regard to offering
bounties to volunteers. They probably
concluded that because the draft had been
postponed so often there was no danger OF
ore. but they may slip mp on this. a
considerable number of our young men
have volunteered during the past month,
probably nearly enough to ill the county
quota, but they have generally been cred
tied to other counties,--some have even
gone to other States to cnlist,-and when
the draft does come. as come IT will. il
viii make big haul in Marshall county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
ADVERTISEMENTS
EMIGRANTS TO IDAHO.

Parties Emigrating Idaho Donver can receive in-
iorsaioh % the direct and cheapest route. and
hest outftting route, by addressing without enclosing
sramp,) w. l.. ST. JOHN,
Box $751; Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE.
Annual Taxes for 1864.

The attention Of is hereby called the pro-
visions Of the United States Excise Law relative the
assessment Of annual taxes.
BY the sixth section Of the Of July 1862 IL is made
the duty of all persons partnerships, firms associations,
corporations. mae liable TO annual duty, license
or tax, OR BEFORE MONDAY MAY EACH
Year. to make list return to the Assistant Assessor al
the District where located Of the Of annual income
the articles objects charged with special tax, and the
business occupation liable TO Iay any license
Every person who shall fail to make such return by tle
day specified will bc liable he assessed ly the Assessor
according TO the best information which he obtain and
in suc the Assessor Is required TO add fifty per
tum to the amount Of ihe items of snch list.
Every person who shall deliver Assessor false
fraudulent list with intent cvade the
valuation enumeration required 10y Law, Is subject to
fine Of five hundred dollars; and in such the list will
he made ont by the Assessor Assistant Assessor and
from The valuation aud enumeration made there BE-
no appeal.
Payment of the annual taxes except those for licenses
will not lie rmandrsl unIi the thirtieth day of juno.
The appropriate blanks wlie, make return. and
all information viii be furnished 10y {. WHIT
MORE Assistant Assessor for the 9th Division, 70 whom
tn nj should lr delivered leforc the first Mon
day Of May, his -nicc. in Plymouth.
DAVID TURNER, L. s. Assessor,
Muh II. 1S6i-ll)-s3 9th District.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

NJ Office. OF ADMINISTRATIVE
/ Y Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
taken out Letters IF Administration the estate of
Samuel Culp, late Of Marshall County, Ind. dessd.
indebted tn said requested call and
make immediate payment and those having claims against
the will present them properly authenticated ar
settlement The estate is supposed lie solvent.
SAMUEL w, MILLER, Administrator.
march3, 1s6i-nlst3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS.

{ WEEKLY LIST OF LETTERS, 4
Rem lining IL the Post Office Plymouth. Ind March
l6, ls64, which IL not taken out within hye weeks
will BE- sent 10 the Dead Letter Office ut City
Postage or the same cent each: n -
LADIES' LIST.
Arnaugh Martha EIIamiiton Marion O'Blennis Eliza
Brown Beborah Hughes Alec Pearson r
Brooks Sarah Jane Kiscr S,rvzn Riley Nancy
Bravender Jerusay Lomugh AngclineSmith Marie
trow Mary Lawson Penina A Snyder Sarah
France Mary Murphy Irene Thomas Ep,ruz
GroNer Juictte Macunscr ii l. Thompson Eliza tn
Could Lonna Miles Bttic Wright PS
billiard Susan Ht,-lens Artenerkawcbb -
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Akin DIT Hutchinson GeorgeStanlcy John A 81
Albert Martin G. Hunter A o Stayton Philip
Baker Sidney knobock FrcdericSicicr Frederick
Benin John Lake A W Shakes Lawrence
Brown James Lewis Henry Smith Joseph
Burket Ephram Lumas Lebrich Shafer n n
Camp GeorgcB Miller John Taylor ID " 49,
Cable Michael Murphy Patrick Thomas Jacob
Cunningham Mckunc Andrew Underwood ~
France Isiac Miller Charles Wolf JohnC
Frccsc Peter McGriff Richard Wilson John
earn John w Mast Saml. ID WaIth &
Getner ~ oton Thomas Yockoy John
Heron George W Pccic Josephus Young Philo
Hcn Benjamin fStocr Harrison
no Persons calling for letters i'm the above list will
please say ADVERTISER.
U T o. III. p. BAILEY, p. M.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

ftro&
Of all kinds nearly kept onhand at the
REPupr4cAx QFFlcE-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17

Never tail to satisfy those who give them thorough trial
and wherever introduced rapidly suIercedlng ali
others. w.
They possess the merit of simplicity and ma
ment so that fifteen minutes will ena- any
one 10 use them successfully. The following
their points of excellence:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
The Only Reliable SelfAd.
iusting Wringer,


The frame being OF Iron thoroughly galvanized an dan.
ger from ru< reaored and the liability shrink, SWELL
split, &c, unavoidable wooden machines is prevented
No taEb-zcrers complicated frsteaiags
get ont OF ORDER II can be fastened firmly to the tub in
single second
1t toek the FIRST PREMIUM at Fifty Seven State and
Wringcr made.
believing tire statements of PARTIES interested
In the sale Of other Wringers
TRY 1T, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
Test IL THORotiGHLf with ANY and ALL Others
and If not entirely satisfactory. return it.
IL VII wing anything FROM thread TO hedMh with
out alteration.
Patented in the United States England, Canada, and
Australia. Agents wanted In every town.
Hn-Energe:ic men make from So to SO per day.
Pu,na'n Manufacturing tosaIaRy fEf
GENTLENEN-f knoc from practical experience that iron
NIL gairaaed 9th sriU oIide particle
safely say after years experience the man.
ufcturp Of chains for chain and drawers i'm
which have tested the affinity of iron and zinc that
lie conducted properly ii perfect weld Of the
two. ~
Nearly year ago my family commenced using
your Wringers 1t performs all its functions we'll
II did the first time il used and has become in
dspensablc article with have closely observed
era other kinds of cIoeswringcrs, the mous oersndi
being Different trying TO produce the results the
Putnam wringer lat In my jugment they have failed.
The PHnaa Hrngr perfect possible, ard
ckeerfrffy recommend IL 10 Re The best ia
Respectfully yours,
JOHN W. WHEELER, cleveland, Ohio
Many experience in the gsvanizng business ena-
bic to endorse the above statement in all particulars.
!. JNo- g. LEFfERTS. No. 100 Bcckman Street
| New York. January. 1864.
No. 2, $3.50; No. /, $500; No. A, $500
Manufactured and sold. wholesale and RETAIL nv the
PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
! No. IL Platt street, New York, and Cleveland Ohio
marcl3 lsG4-nls-cn's
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-03-17
CENTLEMEN,S LINr.
NOTIOETO CONTRACTORS.-N


please say ADVERTISED.
N M o. HI. p. BAILEY, P. M.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-30
INV yosK. Sept. q

AakN lOhks SPY. q
The HeralG's correspondent with Gen.
Sheridan writing Sept. 24th says
After his defeat at Winchester Early with
drew his forces to Fishers Hill where be
rested hls right upon the mountain and his
left upon North mountain having, his front
about two miles in length covered by strong
natural and artificial defences. His right
which was about one mile in advance Of his
left was considered almost inpregnable. On
the Dist an important position was gained
by Gen. Wright's corps. On the 22d the
main attack began. Gen. Rickett's division
OF the 9th corps secured important heights
in front OF the centre, while AverIll's cavalry
drove the enemy att gallop from his ad-
vanccd position on the lett into bis main
works and held him there. At
) p NJ, Crook and Averill stOrmed and
carried the works Other movements follow
ed by other troops, and the enemy swept out
OF his works 20 hastily that he left in our
hands 20 guns, and over 900 prisoners.
Pursuit was given, and the enemy was found
yesterday morning in position at Mt jackson,
where he seems disposed to offer stubborn
7, slStance.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-30
nashville. Sent. ~

NASHVILLE, sept -.
Skirmishing with the rebels under Forrest
continued all day. Rosseau fell hack miles
from Pulaski, but readvanced and held his
position, and the town, up to o clock this
morning. The rebels have advanced their
skirmish line to within hall mile Of ours,
and will probably advance and attack Us.
Our loss in to-days fighting does not exceed
so men, Prisoners captured in Marshall Co.
with dispatches for Williams. who was TO
unite with Forrest, state that Forrest has
20 pieces of artillery and about 1000 men.
Six regiments are reported to have been sent
to Forrest from Wheeler's force. ROseau, by
strategetic movement invited an attack
from rebel commander but he refused 10
respond The telegraph is not in working
order to Pulaski to-day. 1t was rumOred
at Chattanooga that . trains were captured
on Monday by a rebel force at Big hanty,
onthe Chattanooga r. X. Officers from the
front confirm the statement.
Col. Donaldson, Quartermaster OF the de
partment Of the Cumberland has organized
the entire force of the q. NJ. department
10 over ZOO men, composing
eight regiments. They are ready, at a mo-
ment's notice, to cooperate whenever re-
qured.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1864-09-30
WAsHIxGroN. sept. :

Adylccs from Charleston art that the rebel
officers under FIRE have become tired Of their
situation and have sent message to the au-
taor,ie- in command Of the city asking
them TO INACCURATE measures for an exchange
OF prisoners. 1t was thought that an ex-
change would be brought about before long.
Richmond paper, of Tuesday say Grant Is
DONG many mysterious things Of late. not
the least of which is that be is moving
troops from his left towards his right 1t Is
understood that his lines on the left are more
than TWO miles west of the Weldon r. Il,
which 20 days ago were but one quarter of a
mile. The papers evidently fear that Lee
Will he outwitted.
Gen. Gilmore arrived from the North this
morning. Reports are rife that he will be
Immediately assigned to an important com
mand.