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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

NYE ARK VOW THE MOST INTENSIVE
M.HasAetufsr.. "a cur linz. the state. W
assr the folio~ing Ts',.sso and Cigar.. our owa
r,anus.-sars. Or ssse.
% BoEss of Five Lamp per pound ...... 81 c,s
- Bszes II 70 Lump ~ pound -. ID cts
go BSHes psank's Ofssgs Lenlp = 81, ~ a.
- koss Boz, ~ Caddiss, per S,oasd .... ~ On.
go Boxes Bar0N .. in Cable
- Caaaies Peach Leaf par pOund. % Ct.
- y Dorado, Light, per pound. ...gI %
% Caddis4 Pancake. Light, tar poanS egCts
10 B9zss ean cHrea TObeeoo . q fitf
ZOO p Hone spun Twfst Tobadco;
Loo Barrels smoking Tobsoeo;
Zo0 ba-ses Bonds scotch sna1;
~ iissg BArrsis FiHe-t;at chsziuz T0szero
loo 9er-eisaum Pipes:
lp1 Gsess Briar AHd Weed Pipes:
zJlilsy Cay f.Pes, 4sssrfe1s
iiS Groas nubisf Pipas.
1000 assorted Pie sielas
p 80 Csaha Cigar,
zig9 heary Clay Cigzrs, hrst's
zosEJJ Henry Gay CiRarss saCoa1ts.
Zs,oag La SaDsleen gfgars:
a00ss 81 Brutus Cigars;
90 90 Bsif spanish CIg4rs;
40 -, sezara-is:
80 otsi L. saisaiiaa Cissrs;
- 80 Packs smoking I8faess.
81 Drums Turkish Sinking Tebsrro.
l'a.-3 sales kisnieaaick sNoEing TotAsss;
- Drums shznghls,
Z,9sD Pouuds Msekatof saar.
2sf1p FTsseh saan
hsFeiszntz aud Store b sepsss, loos 70 fksl
1&@fz~i sHanssns oar barge stock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
SALE OF LOTS.
nreat saln nf al R.iala

Great Sale OF Real Estate.
IfHE IADEEstesED WILL OETrn Ar
FuAlle Auction AZ The Court Hanss Il Essas.
VIE ~ the s9th day n March, at 2 o'clsck p g.
,@'ss ps'esf p Lets iii snFious parts q ihs
hitft dfaerib2d q iolle~s
= Hoase aua Lot 90 iaeues Street. being ~ o.
II feet, middle part ~ rear hslf Il lot f0l ff~i.
AL Plan hesng the resiasuos a. Chester Chubt
The noffh west half ~ lot rs % tha nanatlan
Aslai siis ni he.ug ~ " lao fstt an ssIs
NJ. James 0akiey a Barrel FaefoFy. sItuat.
aion Lots = ;, =, 10 aHd ~, IN Block fs IN the
iatern EnIaI cement.
Lof n Blost y, lot Ia Bloek %, Tot In
Bleek "a, Leis aad 10 Block %. Lsis { AID r.
ln Block -, Lot 8 IN Block s5 I8f 3 IA pe~t a. =
Sad lot u ia Block =, Ia the EsssaTa Eaiares
snenf.
Lei I72 in fbs Donation Enlarzsr,sst. ,..,sg 70
y 10 iest, corner % sysansafs street snd he
Lotsi. 4 - snd =. a,ss r.a,. 4.aa4ss
z Z, - y, - u ahd f'sia bipak 2. n shsrps's
Lets Q, :. .5.8.T.sa a and o. in Hlssif q. sss
Lot J, Ia Bia1k Igt. ismasro.
Lots -, =. 2s -. ~. q. T.. q. g -, so. s.
y - - -. 8. =, - aud ~. fsas-is Place
Fltaats esst q issHsaHre. ara H5afh of The Efaas
Vile Union fnrHiiHr saetoTs
lafgemeHf.
Lot J, IN Bloek 2. softh Easisrs Enlafesmsut.
LOT - 70 Eloek I. bahef's addition
Lot In Blafk z, lr-sertf EHlsrgeusrt aaioIs.
Ing the fasidencs Of la. Erfe-
Lott >, aHa T. IN Block q. Cfssesat Eniargs-
mentt s9lpiping the resld-ucs ~ CoHFad Tsrr
TERMS OF kALE-0lae-tlIiTd Cash. tlsfsres IN
apd y Eeaibs eith interest, tbs psIrrbassrs
giving note, secured - n,orteaze
For further paFfleniass enquire Al 4uv ono. an
Third street. asa IcLEHART.
IT. NELSON, Aueiiosser. s.sts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
ELECTION NOTICE.

srAlk 9k tNplANA, (ss
Naudorburgh County =
The State of Indiana 70 the Sheriff af Nandsrbnrkh
I LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk Of the Wander
II hurgh Circuit Court, 40 hereby certify t.
d the Sherih OF SAID county what officers are 20 ee
tl-cted for the several townships in said county
al thoRsas pisces Of heling elections on the hrsf
Manday a. April, A. d. lss4, to-wit
Fer Pigeon Township, one Justice of the Peace
and four Cansfahles
- For Kniaht Tpwnship, one Justice -of-the- Peace
aad tive Constabiss,
Eos See3t Tewaship, one Jastioe -ef- the Peace
aud tyga Constahss
For Armstrong Township, ane Justice-ot-tbe-
feaco and two Ouustabies.
FoT Perry Township. tive Constables
Kor Union township, two justices OF the Peace
aud fyFo CsnstabIss.
ler Centre Township, t~o Constables.
for Germa;l r0Nnship, two Gonsiables.
And one Township Trustee for each Of said sev-
srei Townships. a.
And the sheriHis hereby directed TO give legal
nottce 81 SUD election IN conformity With the
statutes N seeh case made aud provided.
LA witness thereof 4 hereuuto subscribe my
mans aud aaix The seal OF said Court this 7th day
OF Aarchs A. d 1854 ~
80 LOUIS RICHTER, CLERK " &C. .
Gsorsg Toldin, sher!a Of Yanasrburrh coqn.
~ certify yglstthe shove and foregoing is a trus
aud complete copy Of the original, now On ale in
my once. GEO. WoLfLIE, sh'H V. O.
Union and Times copy. mhla
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
offers and soldiers ef the llh Iadia
al Rs0iulsaf

Offers dHd soldiers of the liza Iadid.
aa Regiment
In behalf OF the ladies' Of the several
Societies of this city. for the aid of our
soldiers, and of our military and citizens,
bid yon hearty welcome to b lffalo,
aud tender to you in their names,
their united congratulations and hospi-
tality on this occasion. IL you ask why
you were thus interrupted in your on
ward aud hurried march toward your
homes and the friends that await your
coming in the West, | will answer, that
it is because there Is one among your
number whom we Of Buffalo feel that we
have prior, IL not stronger claims, than
those toward whom yon are iourneying-
Que who has done honor to the early mil.
itary teachings he received at our hands;
aud whom Buffalo will ever feel proud TO
recognize as one of her many sons that
have gone forth and nobly battled for the
Union Therefore, we claim the right 20
interrupt your march, and bid YOU Hall
that we may be enabled to make our &C
knowledgemen.s to him for the high re
gard we entertain for the meritorious
conduct that has marked his eventful
careersthus far as soldier of the Repub
lie, as well rs TO express our thanks in
his behalf for the honors that have been
conferred upon him by the State your
regiment represents.
Col Macauley, it is TO yourself, sir,
that ! allude, and of whom | would
speak. Buffalo still claims you az her
Il h.
friends and companions of your early
youth, while a resident here. They have
watched your prowess in this war, and are
not annindful of the heroic conduct o.
Yourself, your officers and men-as dis
played in the many hard fought battles
in which your regiment has been en-
gagged. The honors and victories you
have achieved, are inscribed. upon your
tattered battle-tlsgs, and are recorded
+ 10 truthful history of this war, and tbs
heroic deeds of the Eleventh Indians
Regiment viii live long in the reeollec
( tons Of a loyal people
Sir, it has been The task Of your regi
ment, with others raised in the might,
West to vindieate the assurances given
BY her people, to the rebellions South
that they would cleave their wa,
through the Mississippi to the Gulf O
I Mckee, In maintenance of their right.
UPON that river. How we'll those promi
ses have been bept aud performed, il
known 10 all, aud to none better thar
those who have performed the task, ans
the gallant services of the Eleventh il
( that work will be remembered by a crate
( full people when these generations viii
F., have passed away. 1t is for these reas
ons we would interrupt your march anC
do you honor. Again, then, permit me
to bid yon welcome to Buffalo.
eCol Macauley responded as follows;
Mr.. Bemis and Citizens of Buffalo
On behalf Of the gallant men | have th'
honor TO command, and of Indiana, th'
State We represent, should make yo'
some appropriate answer - give som,
expression IN words to the pride, tn
emotions with which men only in on
position here caH feel, should do thi:
but feel that can not.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
The Ilth Indiana at buffalo. \. Y

The Buffalo Express Of Monday noli-
ces at length, the arrival and reception
Of the regiment 10 that city IL arrived
at midnight, and notwithstanding the
lateuess Of the hour, a large number OF
citizens was assembled at the depot 60
welcome il, and It's Grst appearance in
Buffalo was greeted with rouslng shouts
Of welcome The members OF the com-
mittee appointed for the occasion, a mum
ber Of officers, part Of the 7ith New
York and many others we're present at
the welcome. The Indiana boys in their
desire to rake creditable appearance
diyested themselves Of their overeoats,
aud ~ they marched up through the
bright nighl their iauniy Zouaye uai-
form, with their sabre bayonets glislen-
ing in the bright moonlight, presented
striking military spectacle
Oa arriving at the Arsenal, the regi
ment was formed into column by their
Colonel aud listened to the following
handsome speech Of welcome from A
s Bemis, Esq, Chairman OF the Reeep
ton Committee:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
No ~
Main Street, Sales Room
Factory, Cor. Locust 4 Water sts.

Hs msHsf4stuss all the ztovs goods, and win tel
- leF cent. cheaper than any House IN our State
We SOuid cali the attention 0f Merchants who
deal in car line, 70 buy from the manufacturer.
wbers they save - per cent.
b. fESDKIcH 4 BROS,
sp1 EszasFilis. Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
GROCERIES.

IuSH-
L - kifs Msrkerei Nos. Is3;
~ bali bbls White y Ffzh.
= soAss Hs,ringi for sale b. REILLY 4 co
NEW BACON
~ loo lbs GiBcinuafi sugar Cared H&Bs;
LOO lbs City Cured Hans;
go clear sides and shoaBssrs:
For Eals by BELLY co
CuNDRIES-
- 100 bbis Potatoes;
10 boxes Lemons and 0rz1Essi
- bbis CozI OIL;
10 hbls Rys Flour;
l0bbIs B1es wheat FlSHr5
u kbls Roast Rye;
20o half Gnd quar1sE boxss sArdinsEi
Jzss received and for szis ~ lowest mzrkst rates
~ mh2z RkILLT CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
sADDLERY.
THOMAS q. MAGHEH,

- may always bs fOuhd at the ola stand, No.
% LOCUST STREET, near the I'oS8 Office. Hc
-tiil continues 10 manufacture lis or Heavy
Harness, Saddles, BFidles, Martings -, Collars,
&c, &C., and has on hand large a.id attractive
stock Of custOIn " ork, made ~ the best material
by scientific Workmsn, which b. now offers 20 the
trade At EASTERN PRICES. Having greatly ia
creased his facilities fr manufacturing, be IL
prepared 10 furnish all articles IN hfs line IN any
quantities, At the shOr est notice. All sho wish
70 buy viii save money by examining his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. All who like 20 sx-
anime fine articles are invited to cali aud the
work which took the premiums at the last Fairs.
NIB. Every article i guaranteed, and prema-
ture rips aud bfeaks repaired without charge.
EbI6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

Local Notices. Is cents per Inc. Ne notice.
however short, inserted for isss than (sll ole
dollar
Marriage Notices. QUO dollar. Funeral Notices,
f'us dollar.
Advertisements discontinued befuFe expiration
Of contract will ie charged Tor the tiaia Inserted
according ~ the above rates.
All transient aud occasional sdxesiiseHaeBts
must b. paid ieF Ia advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
STINsON A ApROfIE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
HARDWARE.
GEO. s. sOHHTIG &cO..
Jobbers and Importers.
Hardware and Cutlery

Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete, we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that cam
not fail to please in Style.
Quality and Price. Our
Stock is now bought for
Cash, and prices reduced.
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE Cutlery, KnsIish.
TABLE CUTLERY. Amsrsean.
TABLE CUTLERY. EnslisA.
TABLE cUTLRRT. AnsFieAa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Important from Cairo.

AeseRaerts Of Troops--ArrtwaI Of a
Portion of the 10th AEmy Corps at
Catre--4 here are thsy Beandf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Net Assets, January, 1884,
- 3.OO2. .556.3 .3O =!

&. THE PLAN AID oEGAyIZATfoE q the
ETSA, aftsr Is years % srvsrs trial has re-
allied the greatest psbiic advantages and
Success q the Farisus systems ot Fire fusa-
rAHes 10 the country Is nov better than
ever yfeparsd for daty.
5. is.qO9 Less Claias have been ssttled and paid
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
s. THE COSsUHPTI0N or PROPERTY BY
FIKk, Ia the United states averages over
$1,000 daily. Is yoar property sKposeI
and uuprotsctsaf
J. Akk 1OU IasuRED1 II not, ~hy not ,
The east : trsEiHg; the dUfy : sssuif-rt /.
TIE result msy - your escape froul ruin
-Shii- daiAy aha Bsgieet may Involve
yea 10 baakrHptey. poverty, or cruel di-
appointmsnt.
8. PARTICULAR ATTEyTf0s aud regard /.
gwen ios1lail risks EsIl - Iarze ones
Ahi3 and superior commercial aasaafagss
Afforded.
s<- Insarsaos sollcitsA sad Poleb- l~-nsg b,
J. W. HExsEN, Axest,
IA2s marble Hall Building. 10. .. M4is ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
NExsEN's COLUMN,
INSURANCEAGENCY
j. w. NEXSEN.

marble 6all. nam street,
EVANSVILLE, IND,
Underwater and General In
surance Agent.
Adiuster of Fire Losses and
Notary Public.
All business connected
with Insurance attended to
with promptness and fidelity.
Policies issued in several Of
the oldest and most reliable
Companies in the Union.
FIRE, LIFE and MARINE.
Combined Cash Capital Rer-
resented over
SIX MILLION DOLLARS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

TABLE AND TR4 SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
TABLE, AND TEA sPo0as.s
MILL AND ctr SAWS
MIL AND X CUr SAWS
WO0D. AND HAs9 SASS
HooD I'D HAND sAEs
HUILDRR's HAsDwARE
MECHANICS TOOLS.
BUTLDEEs HARDWARE
MECHANICS TOOLS.
suNs AND PISTOLS
oARTRTDsEs AND 9UH CAPS
GUNS AFD PISTOLS
CARTRIDGES AND 6UN CAPS
PLATFORM Asp COUNTER SCALES.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES
SCALE BE1Ms AND sTEEL YARDS
sCAhK BEAMS AND STEEL YARDS.
oEo. \. soSETAG a CO.,
No. 10 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
70 Best IS the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

FfRE AID INLAND sAvIGATIOa RISKS
accepted nov as bsrgtofore, II fair rates
and literal coa.iitions
BUSINESS CONDUCTED With constant dis.
patch and sccuracF
LOSSES alway- met with promptness ssd
eopplets justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

cH0PPINg ATEs.
cHoPPTSG AxRs.
cHoPPI99 AIE
cH0PPTN0 AxEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

SHEARS AND Scissors
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
SHEARS ANS scKssoBs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY.
POCKET CUTLERY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
Disaster to General Sturgis!

CAIRO, June IA
On the lst inst, General Wasbburn, sent
out by order OF Major General Mcpherson
commanding the army and Department OF
Tennessee a force consisting OF about 5000
cavalry and 5000 infantry, with II pieces OF
artillery, the whole under command OF Brga-
der General Slurgis, who was sent dowr Tor
the purpose Of commanding the expedition.
The object was to break up NJ. o. Railroad
which had been repaired by the rebels as far
up as Corinth, Mississippi and at the same
time 10 engage such OF the enemy g lorces as
might be in that part OF the country.
Ii was supposed By Generals Sherman and
Mcpherson that nearly all the Rebel force
which had been operating in West Tennessee
aud Mississippi, under Forrest had been
Withdrawn to reinforce Johnston The sequel
showed the mistake for at Guntown, Miss,
on the 10th inst, our forces fell in with the
enemy in overwhelming numbers, and ter
rible battle ensued, resulting ia the discomhi-
ure Of our troops. A large portion of The in
lan,ry was cnptured, and owing to the horri-
BILE condition Of the roads most OF the artillery
had to be destroyed aud abandoned by us -
Our retreanng column was pursuedyery SHARP
| ly by the rebel cavalry to ColersvlIe where
| it had arrived at last accounts.
A large rebel force was moving in the direc
I ton Of Memphis, and were at Ripley when
! heard from last
A train OF one hundred wagons was also
partly burned By our forces and the rest cap
tured, the animals having been FIRST detached
| and thus saved
Generals Polk and Forrest are reported tC
have been present during the engagement
General Washburn feels no apprehension
for the safety Of Memphis, but is confident tn,
place can be held against the enemy,
HAWKEYS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
AATEsT NE WIS.
AFTERNOON REPORT.


Ths Chiclkahominy Crossed In Safety.
WAsniYGroN, June l5.--To Major-General
Dix The movement of the Army OF the
Potomac TO the south side OF Richmond, across
the Chickahomiuy and James river, has pro-
gressed far enough to admit publication some
general facts without danger Of premature
disclosure After several days making prep
aration the movement commenced Sunday
night The 18th corps, General Smith,
marched to the White House, and embarked
on Transports for Bermuda Landing, Wrights
corps and Burnside's muyed to the James
bridge, crossed the Cbickahominy, aud march
cd to Charles City, GU the James river. Han
cock 4 corps and Warren's marched to viii
cox, on the James river James river was to
be crossed by the army at Poughatan Point,
A dispatch IRON Grant, dated aJ Monday eve.
ming halfpast five o'clock, headquarters at
Wilcox Landing, states that our advance had
reached that place aud would commence
crossing the James river Tuesday, and that
Smiths corps would commence arriving at
City Point that night No fighting was re-
ported during the movement except little
cavalry diminishing. Tuesday Grant was at
Bermuda Landing Ina dispatch from him
dated at 3 p Nj he says our forces will com
| mence crossing James river to-day. The en-
| emy shows no signs OF YET having brought
any troops to the south side OF Richmond.
Our movement from Cold Harbor to James
River has been made with great ceerity and
so far without loss or accident An unofficial
dispatch dated General Bule7's headquarters
2:2OP NJ says that Smiths Corps was com
ing. Five thousand have already landed
A dispatch from General Sherman's head
quarters 3 clock yesterday p NJ, near Ker
saw states that the General is in front advan.
cling his line on Kersaw Another unofficial
dispatch dated o'clock last night reports
some advance to-day. Thomas has gained
ground, and one rebel brigade nearly sur
rounded. .H
1t lurtberreports that the rebel General
Polk was Killed TO day, and his body sent to
Marietta General Washburns at Memphis
reports that Sturgis expedition met a large
rebel force under Forrest at Guntown and af
ter a severe fight and heavy loss was worsted
and was at Colersvlle retreatng toward Mem
phis Late arrivals oftroops render Memphis
safe General Sherman has made arrange
ments TO repair Sturgis disaster, and placed
A. j. Smith in command, and will RESUME
offensive operations Immediately, No Other
intelligence received since my last.
+. NJ. STANTON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
A nInnn EnIslflcntion.

In speaking Of the Democratic Conven-
tion in the Seventh District, to appoint
Delegates to Chicago, the journal OF this
city SAYS: "SIedary received 20 l-2 (votes)
his opponents 81 l-2 Nevertheless
the chairman decided Medary elected. -
The official report Of the Convention shows
that Mcdary received 30 votes, while his
highest opponent received but 60. There
were scattering votes, but the choice OF the
Convention was plainly indicated, and JUS
titled the decision Of the chair. The re-
port says;
"The Chairman then declared Mr. Me-
dary elected, but there being objections
made to this, as he had not received a ma
iurity Of all the votes cast, Mr. Z. Gould
moved that Mr.. Medary be declared elect
ed, which motion was declared carried.
SO that the decision Of the chair was
subsequently, ratified by the Convention
and if, ON the first vote, he did not receive
a majority over all, second expression o
the choice of the Convention made the Sc
lection unanimous. The appointment o
Gov. Medary will give great satisfaction
to the Democracy of Ohio, and OF th
country at large.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
wow York MARKET.

New YoaE, June 10 Flour 5e better at
81 9Oa7 IS for Extra State; IS 36@S 10
for Round Hoop Ohio. Wheat lc bettr
81 75CDl 80 for Chicago Spring 81 5s(9l 80
Milwaukee Club 81 s6@l II for Red W s.
tern Winter Corn more steady at 81 469
AZ for Mixed Oats 9lc. Western Pork
frmer at S33 6O@33 75 for Mess Whisky
firm nt 81 8A6)l 80 for State, 81 35Cal 39
for Western Petroleum firm at 45l Tor
Crude. 663067 for refined bond 75c for free.
NEw YoRK. June 10 Stocks better. money
s: exchange unchanged, Reading 4Os New
York Central 32s Erie l2l; One year certii-
icate 91B; Gold 9S3 closing at SO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15
ONLY anNuINE nam nEsTomER.

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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-06-15

NEw YORK, June l5.-The Worlds Mexico
correspondent relates from personal obserya-
ton the most horrible outrages committed by
the French troops while on the march, and in
several places they we're captured by them, by
order Of General Deon Tabasco we're burned
Male inhabitants butohered all the women and
girls raped in open day, and the places given
up to the beastly soldiers for three days The
same outrages were repeated at Guadaaja,
Tabasco, after the AZ days siege had been
taken by Liberale, with the French garrison
and all Of the artillery Baseaine ordered
bic army from the City of Mexico TO retake
Tabasco.
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