Named Entity Results, W. C. Thomas

We have received Northern papers of Tuesday, the 14th instant. Gold, 208. The news is unimportant. Movements of Thomas's army. A telegram from Cairo, dated the 9th, gives the following about the movements of Thomas's army: The immense fleet that, several days ago, went up the Tennessee river has arrived hereThomas's army: The immense fleet that, several days ago, went up the Tennessee river has arrived here, loaded with troops and army material. It numbers fifty-six steamers. General A. J. Smith's forces, from General Thomas's army, are on board, bound down the Mississippi, and probably going to Mobile — although this is merely conjecture. The troops of this command feel greatly disappointed and aggrieved that they have not General Thomas's army, are on board, bound down the Mississippi, and probably going to Mobile — although this is merely conjecture. The troops of this command feel greatly disappointed and aggrieved that they have not received their pay for several months. Having no money, and seeing "the fat of the land" about our streets, those of the "boys" who got into the town made a regular raid upon the stores of Cairo, taking whatever they could lay their hands on, causing immense excitement among all the merchants and dealers, all of whom immediately