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u:i.l '.Va\ b(**a-»i kv. Jcpr.tdcnl ucil ftcC!LIr.rt insviMc, Indiana.. Saturday Moraicp, Iilarcli 21st, 1863.1:. v/. oat.t.tv. EiiTon.Nev/3 frc.ni tho Seat of War.If any one can got any satisfaction out of tho telegraphiclt;lipatcbcH in record to tbo war, or to the cur.ditino of our armies, they mu do moru than wo ocn. It is rnraois nm! coonter-ii'.'.'iom. fii.o day Vicksburg i9 Wing: evnennted, and tlio next day tbo rebels' uro luiiig reinforced. Tlio telegraph i« a mighty good inMituti'.u.biU lie who pots faith in it* nmrs will 1*2 like the nloo who puls his fr.i'.’i ia princes. It has hud our H\t bo!tuv Viefc-burg two or thrco limes, and hoi Yazoo City co plural a* many times, and all within tlio lost week. About tho only reliable information tliitt we can find, iu our acarvh through tho telegraphic dispatches. i.thnt Single ha* withdrawn his resignation and relumed to his command. Charleston has not been ntiockod yet, and no telliug when it will he. Banka ia still a perfect dc^d-hoad ut New Or'can*. If he louibins Iho.o much longer tlio rebels will rvtako it. Fremont and Butler sro still awaiting command*, and aecru likely to have to wnil until'Sewnid is kicked out of the Cabinet. I looker* uuJ his army are still laying idlo. When they will move, or tv hero to. nolmdy knows. The latest tele-grauis hnvo it that Vickulurg ia almost taken. The Secretary of War thinks that we will touit have possession of that important place. May tio.l grant it! Another stray,tie movement is about being raada by tho army of the Uajipauaouock. What it is. in not knuwnT Yt'o hear of lighting on tho Black water, but no particulars. Who it was that were fighting, or who nhippod, is not cpoibl. 1 fetal [uijers soy that Ad-mirul tfarragul aliaekctl l’ort Hudson on tho I-lth inst., and was repulsed. Col.Jas. It. Pry. of Kentucky, has been appointed Provo*t Mui'sltnll (i neral.Tho Thirly-Third Regiment.The following is a list of tho miiaing of the S3.1 Indiana, in tbo four companiea recruited in this county, in the fight at Franklin, Tend.,1 on tho Bth instant:An oh! s.hcol mate and fellow.prin-ter of oms. who went down South some 8 oi 10 yearn ago, to take charge of a printing oldie i:i Moi.igoi.iciy, Alabama, turns up iMot.tgouicty, Alabam the rebel rank* a full-bloivn Southern advocate. Front n letter written at Fort Morgan, Slohile. and sent by tbo way of Havana, !o his parents in New Jemoy, no extract llte following : Tho Democracy of the North la:k of rc-conslruction I This is a false idea, and delusive, os it can never he agaiu. These states will never ho reunited, no mailer what compromises are of-forod. What 1 write is its true as tho sun iialt;£. TIhi rrni'ls went to war with tho express iiiii-i.iiou of building up a Southern Confederacy. 'Jliat lias been their darling idea for years, and they do not intend to re-litiqutfh it until they are whipped into nib-mission. They do not want a re-construc-tiou of tta Union. They tell n* so in plain terms. They rpurii all otTe,-s of “ compro-mi*« Kil l ‘•peace,” unless wo mo willing to recognize tho independence of llieir bogus Confederacy. Haw degrading and humili-aling is the position occupied by tho coppor heads of the North. With th-ir kucca in the dill, their bodies inclined southward, and their who!oepp»a»cnco that of the moat abject fawning and cringing, they bold out their offers of ewpromhe cud peace. The rebels stand erect— spit in tho faces of tho ■coppers, cuff them on thu si.lo of tho head, kick them with greet catiie*ino*s. and toll them that their mediation ia entirely out ofCom I* a kt A.—CiiaS-Captain Chart*- SraSon. tfd Licnl. J. C. Sannioa, 1st S.-riit, Wiu. A. Dilley, 2il “ Enoch F\Xworthy, 3d lariil W. Brewer, ttli “ Calvin B. Vork.Mil Jowph Sh.-itoo, tlioinoi XT Rhea,Johu W. TarSor.TIioiuai W. 'Johnson. Cluorao F. AUi.cn,B. Bryant,Ovorae It. Bryant, G«-»re« But,JtJm Baio,William 0. Drown, Andrew C. Brown, William Costio,Wiltum Champion,Lowi»Wilburn Duncan,William Dixon.John B. Edward*.Jntjwr Edward/.George W. Greiutec,Tnj lor W. Gray,Jumc. C. Hunter.SkatoK, CarraW. William Harrigan, Jane* B. HinOe,Cliriatopher.Jowph Jennings,EE B. Johnaoii, John Jonca,I«iry Kiikhom, Theodore LnberU'W.Edgar Murphy, John W.M.nrxn,William V. MeCoy.Juuiit MrGiunla, William McCloud. John McDntell, William J. Malt hews,DanM P. Oven.Nil linn Pearce,David Page.Willliun U. Prewitt, Jacob A. Shinier, Jamea 1*. Srateo. Qtrareo w. Bhflton, Witliain H. Smith. Wfllinia G. Sunpaoa, JoOu McGinaia, Francis Dane.COMPANY C.—CiiAULts Day, Carr.Captain Charles Day. lat LtMiL. John Day, DtSwgT, John Hart. Sergeant William Loper.“ John A. Butuer.“ Anion J.TIiodha,William J. Knox,Robert Rowan,JautM Bain,Martin Brady,Jamoi Baauott,James M. Carpenter, Fielding Carpenter,Jemo W. Hall,John Hardwick,Jobu W. lliiaoD,Am Holland,1 Cad den Johnw.n, lliffip E. RciCsr, George W. I«h, Robert Uah,Albert laiw^o)bearer,Henry Kiphart, Jamni W. M.Smith CMJohnW:Hanry Crnftoa, Thomas H.iinit,Eli Farmer,Jainea C- Farr,John S. Fry, Beniamin F. Uarrioon, Theodore F. Gleaner, Noah Hadley.J. g. Hastings,James W. Mariev, William N. MeKcniie George W. McKinley, James A. Medarls, Benjamin F. Newby, Elbert W. Oliver, John Paul, luiae it. Park. William O. Pool. Edward N. Smith, Jamea If. Strader, Isaac S tat cell.James B. Tackett. WllSain I. Taylor. Iarael White.Corrviponde A Batch of SptCompany II.—James E. Bustos, Capt.Captain Jti. E. Burton, 1st Liout., L.E.McKlnny, Old. Scrg't. J. T. Slough, Sergeant W.W.Kcnnedy. •- Wm. L. Farr, Richard Collier,“ James B. Farr. Cnrimral B. D. Kennedy, “ John K. Bragg. Alun. E. Lafevre,Lafayette Gos», Henry Burkhurt, Wiley II. Baker. •■ ‘ John M. Weddle. Saniool Lalcvrc, Hnrvey Baker,Iaanc N. Baker,Andrew J. Baker, Harden M. Biker,John R- Burkhart, William lfurkhurt,Hugh T. Bragg.Solomon K. Bata, William M. Bennett, Jnnx* II. Baker,Samuel O. Burton, William J. Childcis, Henry Collier.Joel E. Collier,James Collier,Nallau L. Farr,Tho mm Jeff. Farr.Caleb Filer,WilliamGohto.Charles CiH.George G».Jam™ S. Guy.Andrew J. Haller. William Ilaeker, Talbott Handy.George C. Hamilton, Benjamin Jarrett,A»n J obsion.It anti, hoi II. KirHy, Ssmuet Knight.Dnniel Lafover,Ioaae J. Loiter.JOOrph Leivii,Alvin D. May.Jacob J. Myers,Perry Pearson,Owen J. Hu rale, Reuben Spiror,Henry U Sliekey, William J. Sooth, Valentine Spires, B*u!forI M. Spire a, 1'hoino* J. Tlioiupooa, John R. TayUir. Thotnas Tackett, James M. Tackett, Robert G. Wilson, Isaac J. Weaver, Charles F. Wife*, Daniel Yont,Jownh Yout,WrightCompasy E.—Wm. A. Whitson, C.srr.Cipt. Wm. A. Whitaon, 1st Lieut. James N. UiU, woomled.2d Lieut, E Wallingford, lafcgergt, John R. Steele, reported killed.8wg t John K. Spratt.“ Loyd T. Duucao, John ModraU,James H. Brown,8. II. Kfllcmgh,Frank M. Duncan,Georso C. Hendricks,Williamlam A Iverson B P. Andersoo,Allen Asher,David A. Baker,George .P. Cnin.James C. CaUnhaa,Levi CKambera,David Clark.J nmes W. Dent, Alexander W. Dankin,Chari,- AJuno than Edwards,T. U. Evans,James Iiilnuwider. William T. Hamilton, Joseph Holmes,John V. Hood. Marcus I,, nood, Philip Johnson,Jacob C. Lewis, JamciO. Lciueks, Caldwell Majors, Jainea MeCristie, John F. Mjriek.R. XI. l'kiltifs, wound. George II. PoarsKo, l’oter Qankcnhush, John B Shields. ' Honry A. Taylor, Jainea A. Thompson, James J. White. David W. Whim, Klis- I*. Wldeaer, WiUiaai K. Wilioa, Weotx.MAETJNiVILU:. Ml Editobs opQaxeti* charged frura Cupt. Cun the lOth regiment, btcau perform the duties of a a juit returned home, I b company, a few speciiuec written by person* here field, for the purpose of Among them you will fi Voila to his son, Alber Thomas McQowan toJni one from Auitin Hatley roy llatlcy. You will a of Leroy to the letter of and you will see from th erally held by thc'soldicr try to get them to comm known to military law— speaks the sentiments of and my sentiments parti 1 have acted with the for a long timo. and was I voted for G«u. Tuylo James Buchnnan. For v I claim no particular cr for President was for Dc roto for him again if I 1 ing so. But I wish it di that I would tee any Bui one who is crying out put down rebellion—do would vote for him. H October,-I fear I xhoulc portion, or, it may bo, t of January ticket. But in the array, and have m for. These Butternuts been fighting to free lhlt; is an abolition war.c. ^ from Jeff. Davis. Wh war ? Who fired the fir patbizcrs with treason m set of ignorant fool*. W slaveholders commenced cause they felt that thej North and Northern pi These traitors, who coi use the negroes to aid I The negroes furnish tl and clothiog, and clothe iliea of rebels while the fighting us and trying I cromcnt. The rebel* build forts and to fight, months of experience it negro who will aid in I thorn and arm them, oi for the Union boys and I know that the negrot have they brought impo our regiment, upon wh! and hare profited by it. a sccesh officer and soldhis capture to loyal n«| formation of his wherea!cere and soldiers.From Evan Vmls to hisThere is a strong pe state. I wish you eouln going on m the conn Thera i* much excitemit'iT Tho treasonable utterances of the Cincinnati Enquirer have at last awakened the indignation of tho loyal citizens all over tho land. A largo indignation mooting wos held at Iudionapolis a fsw eveningsthat Indiana wiH go ou little while, and I will t hear of it any hour. M. 1 Parker thinks you had I want you and John a ibis. I don't core whe* reads it or not. I think we will have n change in fcelir.g now. I think it v cr. The confiscation a yet. There ho* been ; going about the country of the bands of Demolt; talk, but I think it i* a I I always was—for the ( Unioo j for that I live, and when any of them gun, I will try to kssp o You are not allowed t new*. I have lettere f army and at home, ant are not allowed to readlion papers, and they oi can’t find a Democrat iris not a compromise an you need not he alarm in jail. I give you the timent.From Tlicmaa McGowan That fight at Waverl ing. They come down
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Martinsville Morgan County Gazette
Martinsville, Indiana, US
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