, 1863-07-06

sbermau's front. The on1v damape which q
did yns to destroy the head of bis onnro.ch
4 davis work viii clear II nm.
Col, Woods Is busy raising the rims of tbe
eunken gnnboat C,nc5nnat, Ue Eoa tbres II
them in position upon tha h]nff md n vet .t
work getting more Of them ant
The rebtls keennoa CONSTANT fre h,+ +he
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e"eual'1ce a1e no. 'els numerous
The weather is extremely hot, but the
nights are cool and refreshing.
Jobnson was s+,,, &, 4ha y,o,n,t- ~ r,,.+
.'.a ~ ~e '4ets u ~@uIon'
preparing n1s troops LOT 1ofRard movement
Letters from f:r.nt,s ARMY
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ASPECTS or TIE s1EGE.
Our Generals do not rest satisfied with TO-
norts ne IN tbe n,ooreza ~ +ha ,.1,a- ~. 49,
-~'' ~ .ao "oAA Wv @e
constantly IN tae front, amid the whizzing of
bullets and the bursting Of shell, Inspecting
and directing onerations- of conraa +ho
r,inc,na1 interest IN tha sfeoa nou nantras ~ ~
~, ~" een.e7 IL
fo1 d1u- II tne rebels only dare put their
rifles over. their pa1apets, they 6ould have
some most excellent shots a,nono, corne A.
vision. and brieade commanders near enouob
to them to enable them to see the st,ra on
their sbop1der.st,,na A. - no,,+ l., ~. -.
prooch to Loean's bast,on xtere Ir,s to1d T.
was nnsafs to stand T e,w csn Mopha-sa,.
and his stafI in full uniform, ride slowly
along surveying the progress Of matters in
fronf of th.1n ac.,,, 20 ..,,a T1.s'.-
1un1 1e,aa ~ .nem: Agan, ana again, hafe Won
ue1eu NY Nv MoIe men Here Killed py the
fecms 1aken on'y as It y especially sought.
Iepel pnAets -ou1sloe OF the trenches, have
nsa nesn ats scaleety Tona mennonlng; and yet ev-
whiz Of the little lead jokeEs, has some tale to
tell Of narrow escape from being ehot.
TIE REBE1s MAY HOLD orr ,,ox
n-asn.nt ne ' ~ ~eeh s nas oecaaedly changed the
'MtssAtbr1g s,1 A and shonla not4qx be surprised
Grants headquarters, ! day or two ago, that
1aeyons on hand At Eefsburr .a aneieet et
Tba 1Ts oa5s :4'atas aiom tne th OF this mouth
Ing! tne RE- PREVIOUS tas esImases were much lower
tha1 4e pp1 ay II nas been
wrich the deserters that hsve come into our
e,et Co.'S Un corn 9 and mule meat they can Sub.
e..,af.i,5 e!ss t45 G1S: nave oeen unao1e. Mter
c4le1oly weighing the evidence given by de-
eef1ere, 70 come to any favorable conclusion
IL 1egard to an early surrender, though
week ago thought it very probable Of
Pemberfon's determination to hold out to
the yery last degree, there is no lon7er any
teaesnt 1s da4s+ Is tne e s1en ,nth noTeEer
Int Il Is ve casr sffm h%t o. tae cse 4h De-
t;t ~ ~ - ~ c!ea + ta1 IN sie" o. me eager
ness in Gen Gsaat to desist from tsEing The
city by assault, IS to decide in fayor Of max
NAe 49, ''<Is
IRON @ Ano1ner coaeepohoen1
ano'ne1 oa'.ie 1'as oeen 1oneo1- Anotaer
severe struggle Tor position in the siege Of |
yIcksburr; The nosft5on bas heen o,fned
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2nd WILL DC neld oy our orave Union sold1ers- |
~. ~ ,,a| ' - < 80 ~ t44.ne
Of Gen. John 4. Lognu'e division was ready to
h., ,,,rn,r ~. d,-,.,a,. - o-a...,
oe epsoos. Ane o4s1slons WIS otoe1eo unoef |
a4E apoTo as the Wssbu no1s aa mns
- ~ '4-~ "a7A NeA1 3A1u0
II gimcnt@ WINS assigned to the post OF honor,
-. - ~.~,~Im '-10 0->@'~'A --A>A 'A~1e A'
iet II cost "nat II may.
Mr. object is to giro Won correct list Of
tbc casna1t,es In nv .c.,,ro.,+ .1a 1.,ra -
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~ ~s "Ase stp4 tq'4Nso "ete oe''f -
oesc1loe lie conflict cannot refrain from
mentioning our field officers in terms Of
praise. How npbly thev acted 1 will leaye tn
4bc readers of The TR,Hnxr -, an,,aa ~
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