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The Daily Dispatch: March 7, 1865., [Electronic resource], article 1 (search)
btless be thrown open to the public. The board now in session at Springfield for the examination of small arms, &c., have decided to reduce the calibre of small arms from fifty-eight and fifty-four to fifty, which reduces the weight of the ball one-third, thus making an important saving of lead in the ammunition and reducing the weight necessary to be carried by the soldier. General Grierson is to have charge of all the cavalry in the Department of the West. The Bulletin publishes a list of rebel sympathizers and deserters residing in Memphis who have taken the amnesty oath, numbering one thousand and forty-five names. A. Jackson Donelson is among them. A Washington telegram says: The President's inaugural address will probably be the briefest ono ever delivered. It is announced that the reading of it will not occupy more than from five to eight minutes. He thinks is unnecessary to make it longer by repeating what he has already said in recent public messages.