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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

AyraIzs are sill unchanged at Nashville.
Both armies are building wcrks. and. az YET.
nsitses seems inclissd 90 attack The Fed
srsl lines stretch IN = semi clscls around the
city. the wings resting on the Cumberland.
above aud below. With assistance OF sir milss
between the tso points Of rontsct With the
river. The rebel army stretches 10 front OF.
snd parallel vish oars. At . distance OF eight
hundred ysrds. bat without touching the
r.ssr on either d.nk. The fact that Hood
h.s no, already attacked Nashville seems
eo1elassss against the probability OF his at
lacking 10 ct all. Even u he could break
through our present line two miles south Of
the city. he would haze To march seros- a
lov. level plsln. sDd force the passage
of the Cumberland. IN the face Of IRE
from the elevated position on which hash-
Vile stsnds. Desperate aud rash a. he u. he
gill not dare sttsmps such movement ..
thu he MAJ have designed crossing The
Cumberland above Nashville aud advancing
Into Kentucky. forcing Thomas TO follow
With the whole, 81 the larger part of h'- ar
my. or his object NAY be to keep the gsrfi-
son 81 Chattanooga Ia lie present isolation
until the failure OF ils supplies shall force I
20 svaeusts the place snd retire % Knoxville
The problem y one OF much interest soe
Importance. Hoods army y badly clad and
provlsloned Tor q movement 10 any direction
during the present cold weather. HE della,
10 front Of Nashville. has enabled Thoma'
- concentrate sny army superior TO his owl
Ia every respect. and just a. aeon IS ih'
weather will admit Of q movement. the hsr'
of ChIcAmsngA viii force Hood TO battle
with ell the advantages against the rebe
General. A lev days more viii doabtles
Determine the prospects of the campaign b
some wsy. At present the advantages mr.
elsasl5 on the Federal aide.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-13

On the train that arrived from the vest yes-
tssdsy, Was woman about thiriy-fve years
Of age, with large black syes. fine form. aud
prcpos~esiBg IN appearance Sic vas retssn-
Ing 10 her husband IN .Ohi0. where shs de-
serted him some uoutbs .iuccs snd olopcd TO
Biackhswk county. N this State. With man
Who started with the maze OF Love. pa.
since then he has bad as many aliases - oc-
sAsiops required. and changed his name TO
suit circumstances and svold detection. Not
.ong ago. however, her psrzmour deserted
her and left her 20 the mercy Of strangers.
Becoming penitent. and seeing the FOLLY OF
her r.ys she concluded 10 return 20 her nfsf
lore. acknowledgement evil doiugs and ask bis
forgiveness. She led a ..disagrseable life
Nth her p.rkmour; once be stabbed her With
knife, and she attempted 10 leave BIN
Love represented himself A. the sgsst Of
some company. aud ofticiated Ia religious
capacity when occasion required. At last
accounts the sheriff OF some of the back
counties vas after him to bring him back TO
a sense OF duty 10 another woman he had de-
serted. and also TO psy little bills OF BIZ con-
tracing. which be forgot 10 adjust before
leaving The woman was Affected 70 tears
shlle relating Der story by seDse OF the
wrongs she had inflicted upoo her husband,
whose home she had resolved should forever
be her home should he receive her. She
came from Barclay. Buchanan county. and
departed Yesterday afternoon for Beloit.
where she had relatives. from whence she
/ returns 70 her once peaceful home Ia Ohio
Dstssas Herald.