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Gen. Stevenson and the Fifsy-Fourth.
NEW YORK AUGUST 10Th, 1868.

To the Editors of the Boston Daily .adrsrtiser:
notice that some newspapers in their tributes
to the 54th Mass because Of the part which 1t bore
in the assault on Fort Wagner, attribute the fail
ure to carry the fort to the want OEsupports from
Brig. Gen. Stevenson, and insnuate that opinions
or prejudices against colored troops, supposed to
be entertained by him, kept him from giving such
supports. The suggestion is untimeiy and unjust.
He commanded on that night the reserves. With
out the order of a superior officer, he would have
violated his duty in giving such supports. His
commanding officer, and not he, is responsible for
the not giving of such order and tits probable that
the order to Gen. S., was withheld because in view
of the moderate number of troops then on the
island. A further sacrifice Of men might imperil
even the safety of the important position which
our troops then held.
Ever since the 54th Massachusetts, went to James
Island, Gen. Stevenson has been kindly to its Off
GERS and men. On July 18th, I met him at the
tent of Col. Shaw on James Island. He was Off
Ger of the day, and had charge of tie advance
pickets of which the 54th was that day part.
saw him in company with Lieut.-Col. Hallowell,
examining their stations at point where the enc
my had exhibited that day some signs OF move
ment At the station where the reserve pickets
were, they drew up in line as he came along, and
he gave them at the time recognition greater
than strict military etiquette requires. He was
frequently in friendly social inter.slrse with the
officers oi the regiment, and manifested interest
IN its welfare. When it was ordered to James
Island, he expressed a regret that it was not to
be in his brigade at the assault. On that night,
however Col. Montgomery's colored regiment
was part of his brigade. and since that time the
54th has been added to his command. Lieut.-Col.
Hallowcll and the other wounded 0ficers.feel that
it will be protected and cared for in his hands, and
with their opportunities of knowledge they are
not likely to be mistaken. 1t is unfortunate that
there is any occasion for these statements, but the
suggestions unfavorable to Gen. Stevenson invite
them. The Senate of the United States, acting
under the appeal of Massachusetts, Senator, who
never acts without the maturest reflection, saw fit
to overlook an inconsiderate hour in the life of a
young and gallant officer, and there is little occa-
sion for fear that its generosity will hereafter be
found to have been misplaced E. L. P.
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they are impregnable, protected by immense bars
bent to the required shape. The supports - for
the turrets and most of the machinery for working
it are in place. The eagine-room is separated
from the fre-room by water-tight iron bulkhead,
so that 10 dust or smoke can enter the ire-room
The heavier portions of the engines are set in po-
sitions in the ship. The boilers are six in number
three on each side, and nearly completed. Her
coal bunkers are built in watertigbt Compartments
The officers and crew have superior accommoda-
tions The ventilation of the ship is on a plan in
vented by Capt Ericsson, and will De as comforta-
BILE and airy in warm climate as it would be in a
Winter season at home. Fifty thousand cubic
feet of air can be forced in minnie through the
vessel There are other improvements in this
great ocean monitor, which we are restricted from
publishing at present.
Chief kngineer Robie, U. S. N, is the Govern
ment Inspector who will see to 1t that the vessel is
a success. The Delamater Iron Works deserve
great credit for the manner in which they have
done their work. They have put every available
man upon the vessel they could, in order to COM
plete it at the earliest moment-more than thou
sand men being employed They have construc-
ted machinery of all kinds for shearing, punching
and bending the massive plates and bars of iron,
and nothing is omitted toinsure complete success.
IN. Y. Tribune.
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BIZ r. II. STODDARD.

The President has removed from active SER
vice and placed on the retired list, General Wool,
General Harney, General Harvey Brown, Colonel
Justin Dimmick, Colonel Charles S. Merchant, and
Colonel Martin Burke, the order to take effect on
the lst OF August. Colonel Burke is the present
conlmandanl at Fort Hamilton.
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FIDELITY OF A SERvANT.-A letter from Paris
contains most agreeable little tale, which seems
as if taken from -gotten-up alelodfama, but
which is quite true in all its partic Nine. A.,
arsclA Il napaa 60 Pc-is tirne aen. havt12
lost her husband and fortune with only an income
of 5000 to live upon. Her friends sent her from
Burgundy young servant girl, to take care OF her
in her old age. The girl served her very faithfully
for some months, and became much attached to
her mistress. One day, Nine. X, came. home
from her bankers with the news that she had been
deprived of all her means BY the person to whom
she had entrusted her money, and that she was
ruined. She called the young girl to her and said,
"My child, you must find another home; can no
longer keep you" The young girl burstinto tears,
and refused to 60, saying that her mistress had
been a mother to her, and that, while she had
hands, she would work for both. She did not
confne her gratitude TO words but Immediately
sought situation, by which she was enabled to
keep her mistress from, starving. She stipulated
also, in entering her new place, that she should
be allowed certain time during the day to wait
upon her friend. This state of thing, continued
for some time, when one fine morning, a letter
was handed to Nine. X, announcing her success
ing to an estate worth S40.CG0 A brother, with
whom she had not been on good terms for many
years, and from whom she expected nothing, had
died suddenly without making will, and she
found herself all at once in position Of comfort
and independence. The first step taken by Nine.
n, was to adopt, according to regular legal pro-
cess, her devoted young servant maid, as her
Child and heircss, and the worthy grill row i'll an
excellent school, working earnestly to.ft herself
for the sudden change in her fortune.
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VALLANDlGnAM GGN3 INTO RETIEEMsNr-Val-
landigham has left the Clifton House, Niagara
Falls and retired to less expensive retreat few
miles distant from the falls. \ correspondent Of
the Chicago Tribune, says:
GAS have before stated, the exhibition If the
Great Banished at this point has net begun to ply
expenses. The sympathizing auditors have bceh
few in number, poor in political and persc nal az:
tecedents, and not at all strong or cordial IN theii-
coincidence. Most OF them came 'to take u look
ut him. as a curiosity rather tl.aa 10 niing!e their
tears with his. His address to the people of Oi,,
issued from this point, so utterly malcvoltnt and
lisoyal in HI; tone and uttcrance, was q very wet
blanket to a large number ot people and politicians
who, at the outset Of his mistOrtuEes were Gipos-
cd to regard him us Il martyr, and felt dcsiroGs of
extending him q sylnpltiEing hand. They have
not Lecn near him, nor viii they Conc, aid nos
he goes into rctirtm.cLt.
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KING COTTON.

KING COTTON.
BIZ R. II. sToDDARD.
See this new king who comes apace,
And treats us like conquered race;
He comes from Dixie's land by rail,
His throne a tagged cotton-bale.
On to the White House straight
He's marching-rather late,
Clanking along the land,
The shacRles in his hand.
Hats off hats off!
Ye slaves, of ours begotten,
Hats off to grea. King Cottonl
white niggers, nIdsills, Northern scum,
Base hirelings," hear me, and be dumb;
What makes this country great and free &?
IT'S me l tell you-only me!
Beware then Of my might,
Nor dare dispute my right,
Or else you'll find, some day
Ther'll be the devil to pay!
Hats off hats of!
Ye slaves, of ours begotten,
Hats of to great King Cottoni s.s.-.-....
Dare you dispraise my royal parts,
And prate of Freedom, Commerce, Arts?
What are they to my pedigree2
Why, Adam WAS an T. F. V!
Iy arms ia whip. We fools,
Above bloodhound, gules!0
Declare my house and birth
The king of kings on earth
Hats off: hats of!
Ye slaves, of curs begotten,
Hats off to great King Cotton.
Paupers, who can resist me? None!
My wife's pew in Washington;
My youngest son-he looks like me
Will be in Congress soon, rs. c.
His brother, Colonel Fuss,
Trained up by old z. S.,
Tore down your dirty flag
A General now, with Bragg!
Hats of! hats of!
Ye slaves of ours begottcn.
Hats OIL t. great King Cotton!
Let us alone. ye Federal crew,
Nor dare collect our revenue;
For gentlemen, from earliest date,
We're never useful to the State.
Thanks to my forts, and guns,
And arsenals, (yGIg onceD
can now speak my mind,
As Ancient Abe shall fndl
Hats of! hats of!
Ye slaves, OF ours begottcn,
Hats of to great King Cotton!
Gods ministers, we fight for you:
Aid us, We aid the Gospel too.
For YOU, beast people, (clear the trackD
Still bear our saddles on y0ur back
Wen ride you all youf{ives;
Your daughters, too, ahdwiyes,
Shall serve us in our need,
Aud teach our girls to read
Hats OFF hats of!
Ye slaves, of ours begotten,
Hats off to great King Cotton!
Your musket, chaplain-(mind my toesD
The smoke is incense in my nose!
On them, Confederatcs, great and small!
Down with the Union-death to all!
From my brave ancestry,
These rights descend to me,
And ali true southern men,
World trithDut at. Amen.
Hats OFF! hats OFF!
Ye slaves, Of ours begotten,
Hats of to great King Cotton!
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THE NEW SOUTH.

Published every Saturday Morning by
JOS. II. SEARS, Editor and Proprietor.
PRICE: FIVE CENTS PER Cory.
Advertisements, fifty cents line, each insertion.
Terms: Invariably cash.
OFFICE: Phoenix Building, Union Square.
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Ser &risa I'M Gnnmrifen.
S5ocbriAten DON GRANITE 0Irmee. Uidsbur

Waebri6tsn Don @rant's Mrmes. D%idsburs, AZ
Gatro, ST., %. San. Der DampIsr
rNutt" III BON Wempbis BIER ansstommgn.
9eOsn Sag tpfrpsn aruppsn auf Grams.
pUrtIhtff 9sbraAt nno naG Niaifsn's 8snp
sei6idt.
@en. Grant wclte ltA am q. In 8epe
suns lsssa.
Tds Mempbis bulletin" bonn Nontae
bat lioliGs Berthte BON 10. b. ID.
Gen. Soc Scbnfon commanpirt cas- gauge
ipeltli6e Dspartement unb marlhtrt nit etnsr
tmmenlen N1ddt naG 8idsbure. Mfan 8lautt
caB CT 10000 Moann sur Gertbetbtqune
Don Sidsburs cOncsntriren fann. Die Nstrl-
len linb entl9lUlen, NlsS aul's Spid gu lsgsn,
nm 8idsbur9 unp sort 6uolcn sn be5nupier
unD bic Berttnbuns ;utiGen 9ouiluua, Mr,
tanlas uno Geras aufreht gu erbalten. Die
Nebeuen, 6crtif;caticuen In YOrt 0utlon inD
p~Ollanbts unb pie RsbelIen tUfrn superi6ts
lid, DAP ie bielen plae unp Uidsburg be
baupten fSnnen.
g Die neuelten Na4riHten Iasen, bo6 Sen.
NcGlernano's Sruppen uab Commodore Ypr.
ter's 0elAwapsr goune's point, einen nur
20 MeiIen pberbalb 8ideturs ~lissenben Ylab
ertetht baben.
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Ser &riea Int ben Garoliuas.

Repbern, %. SAM, pta gletp g,crr,
70. San. @cuu. Stanlsp, Der iiA BET alen
portstsn, aubsr bel Den SeceliOniltsu perbobt
eema&t, anp bsfsn MiitOn uolitanbte fsbls
sslhlasen, tptro ,CemndHf abbsrufsn tDerben.
Gen. Softer 8loubt. ca6 sin WiiIgtars@ cupers
nsar fur NOrO @arcltne ni&t me9r nptttpsns
big lei.
s&Ulcnel @untgOmerY BON Ran.
iae 1T NIT @snerale Woior 6anter sur Orsa
~ntlatton einsr NesersArmse mad, SID Caro-
lima a~b9esansen.
psmOfrattldsn 0l6tter be9anpten nun
betanntit&, DAP flo Die StlaOen ntdt rstrutts
rem Iofen ireroen, nm fir ibre Grei1tit 81
fe6ten. @ir percsn alio @dsesnbett l,aten,
~ ltbea unD ~ nrtbsilsn.
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sofalbert@te aus GBofbtnoton.

Hrte9sGefangene.-@.@ STAINS
oel pom 4. 8trstntaresiment ipurbe seltern
ais entUil&ter RrieSssefauSeaer pteDer auf
9~eertfen unp ta's alte Capitol seltsdt.
Gtm betruntenes, fat erfarrtes
6ranen3tmmer rruroe ourseltern Nbenp um 10
ubr til Der Nem Serisp Npenue auf eiuem
Gaaplase ltessno %sefunpen, in's Citations
baue 9ebrnAt uno perpHsgt. STE nunnte li6
WlarY Burns.
(Ritsstbsttl
SpectaGs 0era m m Iuna DeS
SOioaten' untsrfIbu Der
sins. - Das Mrran9ements. @omtte berth.
let, Dab Die umfaIsnpiten 0ortebrunsen &C.
trcfsn wOrpen liub. um ote 8st6eiliaune BON
ostten Dentlder Iuppbl ale Mme:ifa er all
Seutein 3a MAIDEN. IN BITE ceut1Gen Geit.
lt4en oaer @Onfsltunen wnrben Ginlaruuos.
lhretben onr@ een Sefretdr, 6rn. q. Gus.
erlaIfen. Bon 6rn. 0afor Stndrl Ifnb be-
reits iebr lobenspertbe SGrttte CUR 8etbeilt
gun9 Der Oamen un0 9srren Ietner @unare.
Cation, nno ME bertGtet ptrb, ntt bs(tem Or
fUl9 setbaa tpOroen. Die bsfsn' 6cfauuam
ltnp pa, DaB pie Ibri9en 6erren utdt binter
Or. Ttndel suriidbletben merben. Sn ben
osrlGte0enen DeutlAsn S6ulen berrlAt eta
eplsr Wstteifer, um aus Der 6atr etue aus.
lteuun9 Der YrcOufte Ger @sl9idltNteit per
Wtdphen 3a MAIDEN.
Grln. Dsnsler'S SAIlerinnen lahtn I'D,
In ipren e~tiltunsen gu ibertrsfsn. - Die
sn8IiiAen S&ulen Der Stapt b!sibsn e%btnfaue
ntAt suri,d, aud bort arbetten bic S@aleriu
men inter Iufit@t unO @ufmunteruns tbrsr
eebregtnnen. Der l1ntsrltIBugs- 8arein Dee
Staates ORiO iOwUbl, als uerlAieDsne Der
~ameritaniIAsn Damen' Ware.Bereine bateu
3ussiast fir 6aaunS ts gtuss Ganep. tleea
IT'D perantwcrtlt@ 5u MAIDEN. UteDrere rsr
oeutlGen sebeimen neutrality-suspicious.
peroen @elDbeitrdse liefern. Die Deut1As
ano enalilAt BrslIe bss NOrDens bat unferen
Aufruf bereitwtQts aufssnCmmen unp Don
rne5Feren Seiten wur0en beretts 8sttrGge su
sei6ert.
DIFF Numiep, bic riibmli1 betannte 0btl.
antrOpin, miro f8 an Der 6atr bstbeilteen.
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ltcffpfficc= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NoIItMpfe Wph-NfHce hen

Baltimore pot -OtTce, ben 81. De,emttr 1862.
Gin unc nat tttem OatIR nereen @Oitrarten. mtlne ale
SeIo. ater rur alSlOHss teunst ~steca, inter na&tCIstu-
cen Seetnsnraen SMr @tncu g aneencnneu:
j ale lclne VtorteH muiIsn IN yGGGen, IN urt F6eE
osrPart une clies mi benz rali n e~nboItSen sstrase ruo rent
Ma en- ;np SnSbnPIOs 00sr Ssi6dltapas os @tsnerG serun
beSCthret lem.
y &iue OutttuES mir, FL i.Ses y idet seosbes.
~ d giartsn pereen ior fllti9 aepliit nab ee,deIt, Ter
Rei5s ROD ne te etntCnmen. Nne Dtcrten ceu BET alien
Scrte, icwe Ielns. rte ihcn sur ~NlGatatur SC1 Srts en- be-
nuSt iporesu rue (Wcrub { rs Depart, msut enti1 ieel per.
een Ton BEN Sstrase hss plGets ablslc6n unc cernip e.;
cr Otef ui B iurldhe ten une eer Bet al bff ben IN BE
4tsrun1S Ipten rber Postage Currency" an cen Gp. n
ne ten potr lttneR 3 poGmautltsn seSea uebslItste,un9 etr
OF, nerr6buten Ouittuna b 1abIt.
~ Rar en paGet rirS SEn ctn anS ~bsrlsIbtn Eiioa an
ssppmaen,
50 gte Mart,n maFsn icrtri ieH, 4: mad 10 EN- Rem.
70 rte.
81 ssertsu Im'sn nuE inter bisisr 9etiusuue ors,aon-
mn.
y Die 3dt Der GtnIOuu3 1T ouf 80 Gage ben bisrsm "a.
yuml (3I. Deg. 1862 e,reGnet, be tr6ptt.
81 stro stRSriss ssap'tti tdr S~ussaR.aas stsster, iSDlS
clelelte herett II g..
SIN Gufraee bes @snsral. yplme fsrs
~, .. @urne0,
5mZswSA &xaaa YOFn. if|
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9te Cpsrationen aestn siesbnrs.

G,ttcagU, 20. 5anuar. Cine lpe5tsls
Depel&e roa Cairo telast, paB, laut einselau
fener Na&rt6t, 0enerol WicGlsrnan0's 1rups
pen an Der Gcuiiana Ssite, iinf @teilen un-
tsrbulb ber Wfunouns oes ga5OoFu0ss i'm
Nnsethts Der StaUt ssiancet fetsn. 3Det
Brt9oSsn icaren bslhafttst, ben Dur@fiG gu
erO6aen ! Der 6lub aebt bO4 BET gtdsburg.
@snsral @rant usrlieb Mempbts am Diens-
tag unb marl4trts init ieiaer Diotton flnb
abports.
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WalbtngtDn, 20. San. Die NaHs
ttAten BON ben duf benz Wbite Niper genlan
ten Grcberunssn esadttgen iA. Qittle Jipd Ia
In fAlsAtsm neutrality-suspicious. unO TO-
nit miro gang ArfanlaS bolD IN unieren pan.
BIN letn. Der Gommanbeur peS rte GrpeDt
tiun mitu,ahrnDsn RanOnsnbcOteS So. Wat-
ter bat ilber Dtelslbe einen Oetatltrten GertAt
etusrIlnDt.
Ba6btngtUm, 20. San. Sn Dem
Edeasserihili&sn Wre3e0e bss 0sneral StUne
lit Elm nsues &rieessert4t C~rgantirt, unO rrtro
feline Sibun9sn tdSliA, Mno 3trar bet osr'
I6lo1enea Tbnren, holten.
0lnflide Suri6febr Der 1OOtsnaaHnfbaft Des~
MbUne Sslanb.
Der G%Ummdnoeur Des DampferS NkDoe
Sslano, Gtep6en .. GrenGarO, bat Ietnen
OficleQen BsrtHt itter ben unterg1ng bsS
Mcnitur eineeIanbt. Gr loutst pie folst:
.. ct. . fer HbUbeSslnnp,1
9afen Beaufort,
10. San.
SD bin %trfrent, melDen ju tGnneu, bo6
@teuermann o. st. 8rpnn NIT Der DermiBs
ten 8UOtsmnnnI9aft unlersS SHifeS rteDer
gum N6upe SslanO geioBen fuo.
sic erreihtsn Beaufort am 2. B.. 81. Bet
fplgenp Elm BeriAt beS 6rn. Bropn, melAer
Die Details iber letue 6abrt i'm Gutter oielss
S@ifss snthalt.
9loA mGhte Id pas Department auf bae
ausas3ei@nste Benebmen pss Capt. 6arrtman
pom S@ccner q. @olbp, Wie., welGes er be-
bufs Nettung unlersr Qeute b~spteifn, aufmert.
fam matseu, ipobet fem Snbr3sue, tnOem es
auf bic DiamOnounttefen 9ertetb, tart bel6d
biat iOurOe. SD bin &c.
naterj Stspben .. Greu1arb,
Gommdnoeur.
Der Ie6r ousfa6rGihe 8eriat Oe0 Gteuere
mamie 8rppn 6eIdst, paB Der 6utter bes
0SOOe Salanp ;pet Geuren na1 BEN Mont.
tor asrna6t babe, Jet pmrG Wino unp See
casa Gina zine Metle BON ibm absettieben,
babe lh ieDud rDteDsr ju Tim bis auf et,pa !
Meile Gn;fernuns bindnaenrbettet, no nit et-
nemmale Oae Gint pes WfonitOr erlOIGen lsi.
Ct leaelte neiter ttap Der mutbmaBltGen
@teIs, no it1 Der Ms0nitcr befunDen bate,
un mo mD8lih NOD etnige WlenI6en 3u ret
ten, faaD aber fsinen, Derwttlte nod etniae
3sit, unp fnbr na@ beIa 8boOe Sslano ju-
rid, rem er etFDa snet MeiIen ~entfernt Der tG
fac. o6er balo Oeisn 2iAtsr niat mebrfr.
bItdie.
Ct teaerte iooaan nOgeOR!iG, Uei! Die See
sa lapes etna um psn Oirstten gOurs peItlt@
ein3ubalten, in Der 9OfnunS etnem Der JAIL
rei@en &altenlAifs gu beesenen. Wtt Ga8ess
anbru6 satredte Il ouf 5 MletIen @utfernuns
cinen SAoonsr. uaO lp1tsr nod etnise S@ife
bic jsepG leiae Si8nale ntht beme,ften. unO
Tt4tste itbt .lstasa @curs serare auf NaS. Isi
nsc 8sre3anng na6. 40 Netlen e~ntfsrnte
2anO, Am 81. um 104 nbr, fam er tn bic
Nabe sinso G6o0msre, lsuerte amf i'm su,
unO errfi4!e i'm I'M II ubr. 60 mar bar
mad 8ernanDtua beitimmte ~, GoIbY", Capt.
0argtman, Der 6rn. gscsrn unc letrs Nanns
GAaft on 8orD nabnt, nnO ie mad Beaufort,
NF@@, broGte, bel Oel@er 8erauOerung fit.
ms COURTS er auf Dte Diamond 81nfe aes
rtstbH unO 0aOayin erlttt. 6r. 8rOpn srsebt
Ii6 in nsn SrObten QODsstsbrbunsea iiber ben
dapOttommeaesn 8eiltanO, Der ibm unD Ieiner
Wfannihaft e~sletIet wuroe.
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SO, 9. Srantttn, Gen. Mute
Die Mrrettruns Oss ebilaSslpbta Rebastsurs

Sarrtsburs, "A. San. Sn 8ett n
Der Nrrettrun9 bts NeOatteurs 8Otlsau Of ID
pbtlaDeIpbta S%OurnaI bra&ttn bic Senoto.
rem DUnOoan unc Dalace 8eIolattcnen Elm.
Der er(ters wiul6t, pap Der @euperneur au-
turifrt werDe nab WolbtnstOn aus seben, I'm
bic Befrsiuns reS Srn. 8ciisGa 3a urrla :
sen, unO bielt paraber etnen lanSeren 8pf.
froa. Die Sa9e puroe rem Gomite fir
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iberwielsn 6 sberrlat
bier ~btpeutenUe @ufreeanS iber bteles GretG-
Mig. Die Dsmofraten bteltra in Be3us auf
btslel6en 9smts mOrSsn cine prtpats8 srlaur :
lung.
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Wnn hrr @ptpmacarmee.
wbfhienssNertie pom General TrcnFlin,

~@S =
Gen. Grantltn wurOe pom 200 Dlfsisreu
feiner Dtptllcn 3u YIerO BON Ietnsm 6aust.
quarter mad rem @tlenba0nOepOt ssbra1t.
TOlseupeS IL Die MISUNDERSTANDING DOE
Sen. Traatltn an feline DiDtion. "a
S%auptquartter linfe GrOB. Dipt7Gn
Sanuar 26, 1863.
On Die OfF3iers unp SolOatsn Der liufes
@r,e DiptliOn.
1sbcrIam Der Srper Der bShlten Mu!pritaI
rerl1bt Der Undergraduate cas- COMMANDO be,
Itnfen 0rUB' Dipilton. CT ttut pas mil
oufrihtigem BeOamern. Seine Usrbinbune
NIT pem GcumanpD 9eret6te Jpn inner gun
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gu bswa6ren unO aud In Der 3utunft 70 taper
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