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In THE FIzLD. MAR MARIErrA. Ca.
June Oh, lea
Al = meeting Of he omesn Of the 18Th and ash
LouisfAnAFsgi1entA his day hsid. the following pre-
ambIs and resolutoas upon the death Of Lisuisnant
JANIS 7 CEEDDOCK. company o 18th Louisia1a
regiment killed n assiOa At New Hope church, On ths
morning Of Nay 20, 1854. Esrs unGnlnoasly adopted {;
whereas, It has pleased an allEiss Provisenes IN
HIS Inserutsbls nlIasn to saks from his sphsrs Of duty
our brother solder Llsas. James T. CraadOek. Thsrs.
fore, resolved,
L ThatIn bis desih tbs South has lost one Of her
uobIezt and pursst sous, one Of hsr brsTsst and most
gsliani oEesrs; thSesImens ore Of It's brightest and
most Efficient members and his namsro1s fisads Ons
whose place among hem viii longzsmala void
2 That while We deeply noura the uHtimsly loG Of
this merIiorious ofaser and friend. us are IA some
MEASURE consolsd in th8 thought thai hs net bis desth
IN The faithful disehzzy e Of the duty sacred e every
patriot hsart-lhs defsngs Of civil and religious liberty
in hariing bsek the ysndal harde which Wou.d ssP
ali that makes life happy or a nation frse-Gnd hil
bright example viii stand . living nouuaeut to these
whose duty It Is to follow il he gioriO1s pafh purzusd
By him. The panu Of regret st he irrsparahls los
are sIevis,ed too when We revert 70 hat pure lie 10
Christian faith which ehzrae1 sr1sd his daily walk II
camp, and which We feel aEursd has bssa rewarded
By a LIE Ia brighter eliuss, Ehsrs fss booming eau.
non and he rattllnz muskatrT are never heard, BAT
where al Is peace. bright sweet Joyous ald nsvsE
ending peace
, That ~ deeply cOndols AMI sympathiEs With BIZ
family and friends IN ths their great bereavement
4. That a copy Of these resolutions be frEardsd "a
ths re- valves OF The deceased, and 10 TIE Memphis
APPEAL, Csddo Gazette and the erssnvils Is. C.
Patriot and MOuntAlnssr for publication
J. @ LEWIS, Colonel
Chairman.
p q PEanRa gsc-afarr
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Execution Of Den MaDueE e. Rejsn M
MaaauaaFas.

We learn from s private letter, dated Brownsville.
Texas, April IS, tast on or about the 25th Of last month
Don Manuel G. Rsjon, late Secretary Of State to Gov.
ernor Vidsurri, anne 10 BrOWnsvsie, Texas, from Lare.
do or Roma whittier he had fed VIXEN Vidaurri also
took to flight, and stopped at Miiler's Hotel, withsuk re
porting himself eithsr at headquarters or at the provost
msrshals office. Ga the afternoon Of the 9th it came
be was AT once, though be protested strongly sgalnst it,
put across the river into MAtsmOros Il seeng th6t he
was one Of those who were ordered by q decree Of the
JGsrez Government to be shot "a sooH a. spprehended,
though that was not known 70 the military authorities
in Brownsville when they put him across the Rio
Grande; so on his arrival in MatamorOs be was arrested.
aud At 2 O'Clock on the afternoon Of April %, he was
shot by q file Of soldiers, In the presence Of a very large
csncourss Of spectators.
ST. Rsj0n was a nephew Of the Don Manuel Crescen-
clio Rejon, who, aa Sscretary of stats Of Mexico, gave
such a a,lzstion 70 eur Minister, Wilson Shannon,
and was the editor Of la RsUstG > Though guilty Of
treason against Mexico, We regret that under the cir
cumstances stated be met with his fate.
His execution caused the greatest eonsternstla-s
sTEe La II IEiesias, Juarez's Minister Of Fl
nance, was in the city or on q Wait to Brownsville AZ
the time. Ignorant Of the real facts Of the case, ana
fully aware Of thB eHteats csrdlGe existing between the
officers Of the United States snd the Jusrez Govern.
msnt, they concluded that he was put across unIsr a
direct understanding, and began 70 feel the Hvslisst sp-
pFeheRsoRs for their own safety. Before night. all The
vehicles that could be hired In Mstamoros were freight
ed with rebels for toe interior. Sines the aghs kstween
Uort3ns and Ruiz, no such exodus Of robels. had taken
place. And they know that but for their rebellion. Mex.
leo would never hare been invaded, and as they have
ever bean In favor Of the French, hsve they not lust
ground for Appreaensionf What other nation beside
Mexico would have tolerated enemies IN its limits thus
louH9
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ELEGRAPHIO
Repors. Of the Pres. Assoetaaen.
Entsrsd according 70 set Of Congress b tas year 1850,
BY J. 8. THRAsHER, In he Clerks ONES Of the Dis.
tict Court Of tbs Coufsdsrats States for ths North
sen District Ct Georzfs.
GranUs W~hereabouts and KnsentIsus Tn-
aehned. d..

GEanPs Whereabouts aad Knsentisns Bn-
athned. e
ARMY NORTHERN VIRGINIA. MAR RIDDLES
sHoF, June I5-Grants exact whereabouts and intsn,
tons are sin underlined A body Of bis cavalry At
tackled Gaeys cavalry, Of our army, this morning, neat
Malvern hill, and were driven back to MsfntOsh bridge.
The Yankee cavalry las also bean Ekirmishing with
a portion OF Hsths division, on the Charles City road,
two miles below Riddles shop, to-day.
A few prisoners have been captured, who say that Il
Is the advances Of Grants anuY, bat It Is not however
bslisvsd to be more thsn 8 mere rseounoitsrfng party.
Grant Is either going 10 III south side, or Is broksz
down and has gone below to rsorganizs and recruit.
OReIaI Dispateh frona Gez. Lee.
RIcaMosD, June 16-Ths following has been re-
eeivsd from Gen Lee:
Headquarters; June Is, sP. M.-Hon. Secretary Of
War; After the withdrawal Of our csvslry yesterday
evening from the front Of the snsmy's works a. Harri
sons landing, lis cavalry again advanced on the salsr
Church road. and this morning srs reported 10 be II
some fores on that road ald At Malvern hill. Gen. w
F. Lee easily drove bsek the free at he latter point
which retreatsd down the river road beyond Carter
mill A brigade Of infantry was sent to support Tia
cavalry On the road to Smiths store aud drove the en-
smy to that point without difficulty. Netting else Of
Importance has t~ranspIred to-day.
\ R. E. LEE. General
Latest fr0na Ihe Norfh.
MOBILE, Jans, Is "A special TO The Advertiser and
Register, dated senatobis, June I4th, says that North
srn da ties to the IIth, state that Fremont viii resign BIZ
position az maiorgsneral in the Federal army.
The FedsrEls admit a loss Of 5000 a. the Cold Ha-
Dor fght on the I'd Inst.
Every available man has been sent to Grant and
Sherman.
Thirty additional surgeons are required to attend III
wounded at Nashville, for the next ninety days
Chase adysrtises for a ssTsnsy-Avs million loan q
/ sfx per cant
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Tbs census Of 1860 gave tbs States in
rebellion us. 566 males between The ages Of
eighteen and forty i've years. With this a. A
bssis Of calculation, the Washington Ckroaie{s
makes he appended estimates: To allow
100000 Of these fs for daty viii be g liberal a.
innate. Subtract. then, the exempts and those
who would, in various ways. escape oonserip.
Ton, Ct the commencement Of the war, the men
liable 70 duty would nos have comprised over
100000. The losses Of thrss years must redues
that to 500 600, which the FsiE Of populsfon
may sEain bring up 10 100000; 90 thai Il now
sgsEy nan in tie South, liable and qualified to
40 glitAIy duty, were in the field, tie number
s~1.---eeed he figures last named. And
- c.9Ember Of men in the field, it
thsTe are no resources for q ~ as = ~
sane census gave the Nerth a pOPuIks Ans
4.O00, 900 Of males between those ages. Assum
ing that the same d~sproportion IS 10 other re-
sources existed between The sections, Why have
We been three ysaz carrying On she VAT
cAtesg0 Tines.
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Lester frona RIehmOad.
Correspondence Charleston Nsrcury.I

RICHMOND, June {, 1854.
General Lesa opinion ID, that Grants object Is 70 rei
one flank on the James and the other en- tke York. then
inireneh himself and tend out big rRiding parties 70 cut
our rsilrOaas. A Yankee eolOnsl Hkys Grants rrsnd
sim IL lust &c get one band into Richmond. even for 4
mcEsnt IN order TO give Lincoln a plank tc stand on IN
the convention which meets to morrow.
At General Lees request, 3 number Of temporary
appointments has been made In Lees army, to i'll va.
czReies eanssd by the disabling o. SO many OF our zen.
erals. Action has been taken to prevent, II possible, the
needless exposure Of officers. The fnat step In that
direction wouid be the furnishing our Hharpahooter7 with
the globe-sight Whltworth rife. A few Of eur men
have them now, and one In EwelIs corps Is SO skilled
that Ia the presence Of that general be put seventeen
balls In succession IN q space no larger than the hand.
At the defiance Of 500 yards. But the Yankees kuled
orr men at twice that distance.
The Yankee loss last Thurday must have been verv
heavy. In Kersh&W's front, especially, the carnage was
horrible. / am told that General Pickett estimates the
dead az that point at 5000. In front Of two brixades Of
ansiher division upwards Of 400 killed were eountsd
and the loss Of those brigsdss- all told, was OILY slsvsn
killed and wounded.
All property Of value was removed from Stanton
before the enemy got there. HERMES.
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~ The astRek on Petersburg on Thursday Last
would sppesr 10 have BEEN & very formidable one, IN
der the e0mmaad Of Gen Kautz and Col SpeRrs. They
came with . fo,ee differently estimated a. from three
TO Ave thousand men After sundry fsigned attacks,
the real asssuii was developed at about seven O'Clock
on Thnrsasy morning, On the Jerusalem plank road,
coming Int Petersburg from a soatherly direction. At
0 o'cl0ek our picksts on tbs plank road wsre driven In,
the enemy showing himself IN overwhelming fores In
tbs road and In the woods on both sides After having
rspulssd two attacks OF the enemy, our militia, being
hAnked both right and Jeff were forced to retreat from
the Qualifications We had but One hundred and seventy
men, ali told, and they could not hold their ground
The ensmy pursued, and actually got almost into Peters
burg, bat were faaIy driven OF by Grahsm's bsttsi y
and Bearings cavalry, Sturievsnts battery engaging
another column, which approached by the Blandford
road. The enemy was driven of and pursued for some
miles, with the Ions Of some prisoners, = handsome can
non and six horses. Our loss is nine killed, twenty
wounded and six captured. The loss Is chiefly among
the city defenders Of Petersburg. The object Of the
enemy was eviasntly the capture of the city. The
raiders came from Bermuds Handreds, which thsy left
on Wednesday night, and crossed the Appomattcx river
three miles this side Of City Point-HI1iRstOn Joar.
1874
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Card OF Thanks.

THE MISSISSIPPI RELIEF ASSOCIATION adopt
this mode Of returning hanks to Est 7. 3. Baldwin,
Col. J. S. Reid, Mrs.. = s. Reid, Mn J. 2. JohnEton,
Nias Lou. Johnston, Mrs z E Fiass, ArA WnliEn
Stovall. Mrs Daniel Gum, Mrs.. G 2. keGOusn. R..
@. Armand. Ma. J. 2. Ssho,d Mrs. L. Grihn, J. ".
Jackson, Of Buekhsad, Ca, for their timely present OF
money, hams, b~andsgss, and supplies generally and
especially to Mrs LOa. Grimm for her snsrgy and at
tsntlon In procuring and b~riOsins the Ssms % thiH
place II HhEIssspplans we're SHaFs Of the great
valus Of each contribution 10 cur soldiers our uPPiy
would be greatly increased. L5ul61t
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Rnem n FROs
Special Oorrsspondsnes Memphis Appesi;
In TIE FuLD. u

apeelsl Correspondence Memphis Appesl.
In TIE FuLD, u
Notwithstanding he great sctivity mas
enemy yesterday, they ere comparatively
Smelling along Walkers and ChsAth&ni
up regularly, but slowiy, ard with little
The politiOn occupied BY GsnsrEl :
mountain, whsre General Polk met h
was EhsIIed yssisrdsy fnriOusly sid Essu'
out the gay.
The skirmiahers Of Tylsrs brigade we
a line Of the snemy'z almost equal TO
and one part forced back. MS51r Kindl
Georgia rsginsnt. was desperately, and I
tally, wounded; also fifteen or twenty Of
imsnt wounded.
The 9Th Gsorgis sharpshooterz were
support Of Major Klndrick's line, and $
establishing r, with The loss Of four or q
Pine mountain Is an abrupt ridge, SON
Of a mile long. uncOnneeted with any
situated in front Of our main line Of bat
LIANT division was thrown from The sxtr
army At DsllAs, after turning the ensn.
extreme right, and has occupied this is
uneonnsctsd with any ether line, rel SD
unt1 last night, when 1t was quietly wi
our works
Tais command Ii seems was stationed
tain ~ = force Of observation, aud 10 enl
ton Of the enemy until our main lines
Hshed. The deEired object being are
command wAs removed, not, however,
ing, at different times, eve loss I
ThsIr double lines Of skirmisherE we're Il
except tue enc mentioned. Replaced east
point their temporary ~sdVantags Wreste
) This division, composed Of the hOwsl
Tennessee, Georgis and Florida, and
the uRtirng, brave and dazzling Ba-
Iaurels Ia four distinct engagements sin
ton. It has marched a. far, skirmiShsd
more, and suffered, in proportion to Il
more severely thar any other division Ia
has accomplished the first and only Aehi
kind that has occurred during the camPi
, aware Of-It forced the enemy from = 81
Line In front Of cur left Gear Dallas. a
, miles ofhis works. Had this occurred in '
have immortaIzsd to fame the gsllan
and brave officers and men under hin
signal q victory.
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SIE6E OF CHARLEsToH-Thres HRmGysd ana
F0rtistA DGg.-The enemy's fsing upon the city
siase our last report has been as usual. Forty
shot were fred from six O'Clock Friday after.
noon 10 ak o'clock Sunday evening. Battery
Gregg opened . brisk Ere on james Island Sun
day forenoon, and fred shout seventy shots:
SONS few shaS were cred ct Secessionvills. Oar
batteries replied.
A monitor was practieing about an hour Sun.
day FORENOON
there was no change in The assE.-eVwisr.
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x The people Of A~lsxandris, Va, are kept
In ignorsEce Of the great losses sustained By
Grant though they could fona some estimate Of
than from the number Of wounded brought Up
She river. Most Of the old eitzsns Of AlsxAn-
dris remain true to the Southern cause, and
hopefully bide the good fims coming, when they
viii be onee more under the protection Of their
glo1ioas old Commonwealth.
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special Orders.
HEApQ'Rs DISTRICT WEST TENNESSEE,
Memphis, Team. May q, 1864.


X. The large number of g~usrriIlss and irregular
5Gnds Of Confederate soldiers who are -infesting West
eFn Kentucky, hArbored and encouraged by the people,
indicate such = state Of disioyalty in that region Of
country as to requirs that our lines should be closed
against AL eormarclal intercourse there.
General order 80, 3, dated Memphis, Msy 10, 1864, is
hereby declared 10 apply 70 the entire di5riet Of West
Tennessee. The commanders Of Columbus and Padu-
cab are specially charged with the rigid enforcement Of
this order.
The people OF that disloysl regiol viii not be allowed
TO sell their cotton aud tobacco, or purchase supplies,
anti they show some f~risndshlp for the government Of
CUT the bands Of gGerriliEs and desperadoes with whom
they are ct present on such friendly terms, the question
Of opening the Ines viii be considered.
BY orger Of Major GEN o. O. Washburn-
Oacial: W. b. MORGAN, A G..
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a A correspondent Of the Augusta Ch,Ont-
Gle states that a battalion Of Gen. Giltnsr's bu-
gads Is At Whitesburg, KY and they have re-
Gently killed several Yankee bu5hWhaekerI, nc
torious sharastsrs Of the very wort stamp.
Their names are Capt Eversoul, and his brother,
SHsptsnant, Capt Marshall md one Of his men
named Collins.
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y The Meridian Clarion is informed that lis
correspondent "B5nnivsTd," was in error the
other iHy, in stating that Mrs. J. A. Clark, who
was recently arrested as a spy, has been sent
20 Mobile. The Provost Marshal at Jackson
las her In charge.
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Brig Sen. Earsas J. Wright Bag-esn A. ". Rsy-
a0Ids, Cal B. s. EwsH and Col z. A. Crawford Ths
Esreophagus was appropriately clad n Whiis roses,
and = cross u roses upon the Iansntsd dad. Il Wa
placed on = ssrpst IN ths center Of the gar, with his
swnra aus ada afma-
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~ CalAndrew ]. Butler, brother ofths Beast,
died suddenly in New York on bis return from
New Orleans. He left "a very large personal
property, " 90 the New York Herald tells rs,
valued ct tee millions Of dslIars. This he got
byEtssHng aud Tobberyin New Orleans, in which
the Beast was doubtless his partner; In proof
Of which Is Tie fact that he left kalf Of his prep.
srtv 20 the Beast enc quarter to bis own widow,
and ous qukr.sr in trust for bis own sen sueh
unblashing rascalily has rarely been seisd in
ghs aoa of TIE world.
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How the Wnr Affects LineoIa seeurisi,
in Kurape.


The New York Herald contains two interest.
ing letters from Europe. The one, dated Lon
don, May 7sh, ssys: public expectation here
is getting up to a pretty high point as to the
probable rssul! of the military movements ia
Virginia. If Grant should get the worst of II.
i viii give immense encouragement to the
friends Of secession in Europe"
The other, dated London, Nay 18th, SAYS:
1t is difficult to describe the species of panic
that has existed here on American affairs for Ire
last six or eight days, and far more difficult %
account for the same on any rational or philo-
ssphical grounds The monsyed men seem TO
think thet Uncle Sans future existence depends
on Grant giving Lee 8 thrAshing during he
month Of May. / heard an eminent business
man (Americsn) say that be believed If he had
wanted 10 borrew 6ity thousand pounds on lsst
Saturday = week age, on The security Of q mil
lion sterling N United States greenbseks. he
would have found it impossible to get the money
Of 5 London banker. They seem TO have made
up their minds that Inless Lee is defeated BY
Grant Jonsthsn Is 3 gons coon, and that ex-
treme JUNCTION may be tt ones administered.
h consequences Is al transactions IN Ameris
can securities are about ct an end iii we get
some more news from the the baitls-felds Of
Virginia.
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Y A correspondent Of the New York Her
cid gives the following account Of the exploit
of M~ajor-Gsneral Daniel E. Sicklss, who was
in tina bsile. Of Rssaes without a command
In tho prosecution Of the mission to which he
is assigned by the President, Gen. SiekIss was
prsssa; with the army during these battles. He
was in the saddle, on both days, from morning
I'LL night, and was everywhere conspicuous
where the fighting was the hardest, until, finally,
he was cautioned BY General Hooker in regard
to the reckless exposure Of himself. Dan, you
must 20 back; we want to save that other leg Of
yours" demonstrated Hooker. But Slekles
couldn't see it. Where soldiers were psriing
their lives for the country, he chose 20 share
their dangers. He was frequently applsaded
and chesred by the troops, IS he rode along the
lines. who's thsll" one would ask. That's
Dan Siekles, the man that ssysd the army as
ChancsllorsviAe, or, That's Bally Sieklss, Of
Gsttysburg." The generals staff volunteered
their services, aud were sciTsly employed OF
HoOker's and BItserisld's staGs.
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A special term Of the District Court, C..
3 A, for the Southern Division Of the District
Of Mississippi, viii be hsld at Macon on the 9th
Of JAY next.
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I'm CnmRFeaa.

CAPTAIN n. ". OLUsKEY. vAughan's bhEsas,
Chssihan's division, Army Ct Tsunsssss, having been
called out By a large numbsr Of the soldiers Of The
18th Congressional District e Tennessss, l. = saadL
date 10 al the vacancy in The present Congress oesa-
stoned b. the death Of The zen. David Il Currin.
tia tide
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= ". q. Young, j., Of Columbus, Ca,
was dangerously wounded in q cavalry skirmish
near Marietta, on Saturday last. WI. Young,
~, lies in a pTsoarious condition at his residence
in BsanWOOd, near Columbus, having contracted
his illness At Marietta, while in attendance there
with the relief corps.
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A NICE. NEW ROUSE, containing four rocag,
"a good halls, dsub,s kitchen etc, situated on Cal
hOun street, fronting the Female College Irquirs on
che premises. luis g.
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n A Washington Psper says: 1--WE -lsarn
that the pretty country residences formerly Oeeu-
pied and owned By Mrs. Clemson, about two
hilss from the mansion Of the late John C.
Rivss, has been sold for $4,000. Mrs. Clemson
is the daughter Of the late John G. Calhoun,
and early in she rebellion Mr.. Clemson left for
ths soalh.n
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HnTSR FnR SILEI

EOR sALE-Oaf and Cavalry Boost retail By
10 L. 3. DAVIS,
fuf5 Nv PeschtTse street..
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For COngreSa.

AOtfOkS Please anaoaaeo Is nxns If
Col SAN TArN e candidate for consrszzi h tAs Ia
District o. FsHnsHes. And osiiss tAs West Tsanss.
seesnsi n General Forrssss eonns.a
TUPELo. Kay e. 1854 r-,,s.
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Kew the Csafederzss steamers Kacaued
fEeHI GaIVesgau.


letter appears in the New York Herald Of
the Both ult, from The feet in front Of Calves.
ton, giving q detailed account of how the late
United States cutter Harriet Lane sud three 9th.
er Confederate steamers, namsly: the Mataeor-
de-, (alas Alice Isabel and another, (uams un.
known,) escaped from the harbor on the night
Of the SOth april. The Yankees were expect
ing that the attempt would be made and know.
ing the speed Of the Harriet Lane, had sent
their fastest vessel (ths Lackawsnna) to watch
her, but it happened that the ConfederAtos did
not come cat At the place expected; and another
vessel (the KAhiadin) which discovered their
outlet, pursued, but she was 90 slow that the
chase had to be given up. Ths HsraId's corse-
s~pondent more than intimaiss that the comrsand-
er Of the Kahtadin, desiring to appropriate all
the prise money to himself, Ieflsea to give the
rest Of tho feet noties, and SO ali was lost.
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the POLICY OF GRN. JOHNSTON

The condition Of affairs at the front remain
about fhs sane As reported in our morning issue.