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Buchanan (search for this): article 1
t seems strange to us that his capacity for mischief in this particular should have been overlooked, when our country is intersected by so many navigable rivers. Land batteries seem to be no longer capable of stopping the advance of gunboats and steam batteries. The Virginia and Monitor have rendered fortifications on the bay, river, or seashore, utterly worthless. The heaviest guns can scarcely make an indentation in their armor. We must take care that the magnificent success of Capt. Buchanan do not prove a snare to us, as the victory of Manassas was. We slept after that, victory and gave the enemy's time to organize and discipline one of the largest armies known to modern history. We proved to them that we were a fighting people, which previously they did not believe, and they profited by the knowledge. We have let them see what the Virginia can do, and already, we have no doubt they are imitating, her. Let us not, for God's make, if it be possible, be left behind, but let
Godwin (search for this): article 1
Arrest of a Disloyal citizen. --J. S. Brant white, a resident of Union Hill, was arrested yesterday and put in Castle Godwin for disloyalty. When Brantwhite was carried before Captain Godwin, the Provost Marshal, he indignantly refused to take the oath of allegiance, and swore he would never fight against the United States or serve in the State militia. The party in question will be remembered as the man who used to sell toothache droop at the Old Market-house. He is a native of New York, though married in this vicinity.
J. S. Brant (search for this): article 1
Arrest of a Disloyal citizen. --J. S. Brant white, a resident of Union Hill, was arrested yesterday and put in Castle Godwin for disloyalty. When Brantwhite was carried before Captain Godwin, the Provost Marshal, he indignantly refused to take the oath of allegiance, and swore he would never fight against the United States or serve in the State militia. The party in question will be remembered as the man who used to sell toothache droop at the Old Market-house. He is a native of New York, though married in this vicinity.
United States (United States) (search for this): article 1
Arrest of a Disloyal citizen. --J. S. Brant white, a resident of Union Hill, was arrested yesterday and put in Castle Godwin for disloyalty. When Brantwhite was carried before Captain Godwin, the Provost Marshal, he indignantly refused to take the oath of allegiance, and swore he would never fight against the United States or serve in the State militia. The party in question will be remembered as the man who used to sell toothache droop at the Old Market-house. He is a native of New York, though married in this vicinity.
A. T. Bledsoe (search for this): article 1
Assistant Secretary of War. We understand Hon. A. T. Bledsoe was yesterday of Assistant Secretary of Wary in pride resigned. It affords as pleasure to chronicle the appointment of such intellects and men of such merit to important positions in the Confederate Government. In such selections consists the strength and success, of a Government. It is to be hope that the War Department, under its new administration, will be possessed of that vigorous energy necessary in the present emergencies of the country.
January, 4 AD (search for this): article 1
From Western Kentucky. Memphis, via Mobile, April 1 --News from Humboldt confirms the report that Col. Ed. Picketh's Tennessee Cavalry Regiment was surprised, Sunday, at Union City, 28 miles South of Columbus, by the Federal. One hundred of them were taken prisoners, together with three hundred horses and all the camp equipage.
Edward Picketh (search for this): article 1
From Western Kentucky. Memphis, via Mobile, April 1 --News from Humboldt confirms the report that Col. Ed. Picketh's Tennessee Cavalry Regiment was surprised, Sunday, at Union City, 28 miles South of Columbus, by the Federal. One hundred of them were taken prisoners, together with three hundred horses and all the camp equipage.
Kentucky (Kentucky, United States) (search for this): article 1
From Western Kentucky. Memphis, via Mobile, April 1 --News from Humboldt confirms the report that Col. Ed. Picketh's Tennessee Cavalry Regiment was surprised, Sunday, at Union City, 28 miles South of Columbus, by the Federal. One hundred of them were taken prisoners, together with three hundred horses and all the camp equipage.
Union City (Tennessee, United States) (search for this): article 1
From Western Kentucky. Memphis, via Mobile, April 1 --News from Humboldt confirms the report that Col. Ed. Picketh's Tennessee Cavalry Regiment was surprised, Sunday, at Union City, 28 miles South of Columbus, by the Federal. One hundred of them were taken prisoners, together with three hundred horses and all the camp equipage.
Lewis (search for this): article 1
$25 reward --Ranaway from my store on Tuesday morning, 15th instant, my negro Boy, Lewis. Washington. He is to bright mulatto, thickset, about 5 feet high, 15 years old; had on when last seen a brown sack coat, brown pants, and a military cap. The above reward will be paid for his delivery to me. S. S. Cotterell. No. 119 Main streets, ap 2--ts
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