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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16
Hon. Geo. s. Hillard Declares for Nc.
Clellan.

GEO. S. UILLARD, one Of the most ac-
complished literary men Of New Eng
land, writes to the Boston Post;
You are substantially correct in your
comments upon the paragraph from the
Philadelphia Press, OF August l7th which
l never heard of till ! saw il in your col
umns of this morning. As you say, l new
er was Democrat, and never voted for
Democratic electors of President in my
life. Bnt the political issue. on which
parties were form erIv divided have become
obsolete. We are living in period of
revolution. The old questions have pass
ed away !; and though the old names sur
vive, there are names merely. and no ion
ger symbols. voted against Mr.. Lin
coin in 1864 so far the Philadelphia
Press i. right. thought his election
would be a great misfortune to the coun
try, and I have certainly seen no reason
to change that opinion. The Philadel
pnia Press is wrorg in saying that intend
to vote for Mr.. Lincoln in 1864, 40 think
his re election would be an irreparable
misfortune TO the country.
Twas invited to speak at the recent Nc
Cle!lan meeting in New York, and | am
told that | was advertised as one Of the
speakers Gid not make my appear.
ance on the stand" but my absence was
not because Of want of interest in the oh
ject for which the meeting was called, for,
as you conjecture, intend to act heartily
with the Democratic party in striving to
elect General Mcclellan (supposing that
ha will be the nominee of the Chicago
Conventon,) to succeed Mr.. Lincoln.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16
Washington 1ntelligencer Supports
Mcclellan. ...-ak g.
New York, Sept. 10.

New YORK, sept IU.
Gold opened under bear influence,
and desire to sell at 22ea, and fell.
There is a considerable number Of short
sales notified for to-day. .. .-..
The experience Of the past few weeks is
decidedly against the safety of large divi-
dends on the part Of sellers. The quota
,ions subsequently, got up to 226a.
The Commercials Washington special
says The National 1nfe!ligencer to-day
came out strongly in favor OF Mcclellan
for president. -,.-,.a---
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

GEN. LOGAN Ann GEN McCLExx Asn-
The Chicago Pos. gixes us to understand.
that both these generals will support Nc
CLELLAN for the presdene. II says hey
have always been democrats, sss .liil
democ.ats, and, as ever, body viii ore
lonc, have occasion to adni', are likely to
Continue to be democrats for some time to
como
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

Thai Book.-A soldier of the Cumber.
land or memoir of MEAD HOLMES, Jr.,
Sergt. Co. K. 21st Wis. Vols. is received
and ready for delivery. 1t is bound in
beautiful style, cost here so cehts. East,
the price hss advanced since our order,
and the mex. ,ot will be higher.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

B The administration declares that
all onsce holders shall show their colo.s,
as it is charged that there is large num-
Der Of Mcclellan mtn in the different De-
rs.tments.
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Married

At ,hs residence Of the brides father in
Conpers,own, Sept. 10Th 1864, by BE>IA.
MIN BiRDsALL, Esq. Mr.. JOHN ORDING,
to Miss EMEGEN2 L ALDKICH, hoih
of Cocrsysto1n.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

E A small boat called the Mrs. Part.
ington, exploded near La Crosse on Tues
day night killing two men and scaldipg
the captain.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16
WANT ANOTHER GEORGE

WANT ANOTHER GEORGE 1t is COM
mon talk row among the masses of the
people that George Is good name for
president. They cay: 1--WE have hsd
but one president of that name, and be
va. 20 good tba, we should ike 10 ,Iy
another" The people want another
George
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

The DRAFT Coy. Lewis received a
dispatch from Provost Marshal Gen. Frv,
stating that the draft would be commenced
in all the Districts, where the quota is moi
filled, on Monday next, Sept. 49,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

McCLEL1AS.-The Schenectady Star
(independent.) but which has sustained
the administration in The main, speaks CT
Mcclellan from the knowledge Of lis edi-
tor. 1t calls him "a Jackson in frmne.s
"A Douglas in al that is sttictiy jlst hs-
tween the north and the south - and
again, ":he superior Of Abe in statesman
ship, in military ability, aud in shat n.'ss-
raj dignity Which should always be attacks
ed TO the office of President
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

EF The killing of JonS MORGAN IS
confirmed. His force, at the time Of the
Federal attack, exceeded 1,S00, of whom
rs were killed. All of MoRoASs papers
Y NO tie hard Of Ger. Gliem.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-09-16

~ Rev. DR.. CHEEvER Of New York
writes to the Boston Rec rider, denying
the report that his church is against him
on the presidential question, and Gays be
believes " that a. good Christians they are
not in favor Of Mr.. LINcoLN's re election
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EF Toe 39th Via. Volunteers ifle1
lsvs mem sre er route for bcma.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17
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BdstoA Advocate Fsbruary IL
Gen. L9Bgstrees IL at work, preparing fsr an
important moVs. be is moving toward Kaox-
vile, IS sls9 toward aaolhsr inpoTlsnt point.
We are again under obligations 70 Captain
KziD, for iaformssion frJm the trent, and for ir~
teTesiiog tens isom Kasxyille, aud its vicinity.
The following items We gather from Captain
Ksia, WI gEtheTs thsm from persons just from
and near Knoxville
Tho Fsiersls are sgain exercising their cru
city ID the defsneelsss ~eisizsas. Among The re-
cent arrests are Tia Rev. Joseph MsTliE, Chss
II MeGheo, Columbus Powell, and r. "a Ne.
PheTsan. They are ali confined IN jail. The
purpose Of this arrest. is without doubt, to
shcrd their piundeTiug bands q bsttsr oppsTis-
Eisy 70 despol the saasreTs OF all their portable
pTapsYty.
MsssTs BIcGhee AID Powell, it viii be TscoI-
lec.ed, wsTa Eoms hue since arrested, under or
der. from Gen. Burnside, EEd transported to
kentucky, where. EfieT being robbed Of several
thousand dolIArs, thsy ware discharged and per-
mited 20 return 70 their homes.
The Yankees have completed tie Knoxville
and Kentucky railroad 70 the Chneh river ss
Ciinttn.
Our fosees ero picksting st tie ruias Of the
Te5idenet, Of Dr. J q 81 Ramsey, ST ne conha-
cree Of the French bread and Hoss0n, f01r
miles shove Rockville.
The smallpox Is sill raging. No citizens
have fallen victims sines cur last issue.
Il is sid ibsf Burnside has again assumed
command Of the Federal force. IN Est Tan
Dsssae.
Csl Birch Cock. formerly eonmandiae the
Ssh Tennessee TegiusHt, sed Samuel P Igens,
thg well known editor OF the Athens clean }
Post, have bean arrested By the FedsTals and
sent 10 Camp Chase,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

Themes Yolk Her={a, under tAh czpten,
mskes the folloaiRg comment, in which tie
'smutyj9 ke," IS hsallsd Wi.loas gIeYss:
Ast-upt5 enough have bosu naic to show b.
y-a3 ait question tsat Lincoln cannot end the
val; and wlsi thu couatrT wants is Q msn TEo
csn, Sgzais The Issue ot The Hsxt Presidency.
Ard upon ttiS eimple and 6isinc. issue sbeIe
is 20 30 this year cne Of inc grzndsst revelations
tRo ToLd ever say, AqpaTeatly The Fs0ple sse
now Eomcwhss Indifferent gpon these points; but
j. vial ba ionad IA: tbs apparent a2alhy is
only tho usnal e%g.iuoas quiet tozt PYecsde5 a
gssa upheevsl. y il shFsys 80. Gay the
week bsiore tie re 1sn50uB exsiielsnt in which
the cs~uni1yTu36sd 10 grms Rlsn sauier was
6gsd upoGs Tbs correspondents Of the London
papers EToso tHas the HczlhsTu paotls had no
INTEREST ia tAs questions At stake Sci vii be
ia the aFeseRtaagci asd tLespea-ens led dsge5ca
wb whieh the peCpla nov csntemplsls the B5-
lIaezt maEeuvtfs CT tae party IN peNeE Will
iiease4 into revolution that VIII sweep away
tba ASS veaags 81 that party.
Ihece s fheIef5re, bat oHe question foT Tie
people 20 dseiioin this matter, and that Is, she
IS The man that Till eud tho warf Gen. Grant
sRd Gen Mcclellan sre the only Emsn Of any
pfoG.iss IN thai Wsy. Unfortunately, the Isdi-
Gals bavo cabaliaa aBd intrigued SO SUCCESS
July ngsiess Gen. Mcclellan that they hsve
AAazyo4 skalAst Hia1 the aiu5s % great many
good zen IN tie country; snd bis Comparative
Waus OF sutccss-shough sise the result Of the
m~schi1stioa Of tho 1sdicals-Hili Fssken him
in the popular view. And thus the field is left
to Gen. Giant, who is prominently the man
for the occasion. Never before had a people an
opportunity to place, by their eva viii, 50
gfsnd 3 caHqueror st the national helm. Ger
lainly it would be the last evidence that We
were = besotssd ind blinded people Il, sish =
man IKE General Grant within oar reach, We
should oOldly pass him by to Te-sleet the inbs :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

ecElm7Hiy; Hhsn FaEson yves d6tbTo1s3, snd
eoninslea ana profanity yeignsd p~agan01nfi
WIEN bard cider azGe35 skins Eafs substituted
e. he very Gnblsns % be used with 81 ths sa-
cred risea Of tho holy e~onmEnios; Whsa men
WeIS diverted rem tbs WershiP Of The trae and
living God, 70 hsRor ain whom they had sue
eseded in eleTsiipg 20 the highest pinasIe Of
h1mau ambition, and whom the Almighty, in
the display ct HIS power struck, As 5 star ION
It's sphere, down to Inc lsvsi Of Iks tomb. /
give sbis IS &C iassaoee Of DiFiEs iBfefp9siliou.
hay we Bot trace It somaEhEt fsrthsr1 Wac
knows What might have been tic result Of els
administration Of the GovcrnmeRt9 Who knows
Bat God expressly inlerposed % sat a. obass-
ele in tie Wsy Of tho accomplishment of those
mighty ezlamaiss which wDuid. peTsaFsntsIe,
haze been produced under his administration Of
the Government-an abolition Of slavery, and
the dissolution Ct the Uaionf 10, sir l sH
not 6Eparstilions, but
The expiration Of tie morning hour vas an
EounEs3 BY the speaker.
Who knows what Governor Johrsoa woali
have raid, IT tho speaker lad nc. cut him Of
with bis baf
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0EfeiaI.

4 e meeting e ths Mayor end C1Uueil, held On he
29sh Of Jsasary 1853. 8r- Gulasi oEsrsd thu fonor
which was adopted, viz
Resolved, Tha.ssesloa iss of he City Code be pub
one week in Hs city papers.
Section 1ss9 as Cag osds-Fren and afssr ghs
pssssEs Of sks 0tdinsnoe sny male citizen Of Allan
"a, a any ard All hrss thst MY herssfssr oeenr IN
said city, 81 which ne nay BE- present shan Be subiesi
20 the esasrOl snd direction Of NE oEssr in command
OF the eeessioD, and in case hsfhaI refuse to ooasp,y
with such order aud direction, and being reported. be
shsn BE- ansa b ths Ea5or, or any three msubsrs Of
tie Council. IN sun not exceeding thaty dol4z.
Rsesatly increased to s5oo. By autholl7 Of : zts
Act Of the LesislHtnrs.J
By order Of ths Council.
Il. @. HoLcOMBs. CLERK.
Atlanta Ga, February Isl 1854 slIiW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

Capt Geo. ". ADAIR, Of Gen FoRREsT's
Uisf, Hho Tczessa Mobile on the I5.b, and his
ely this morning I. furnished the Mobile Erssinr
Telegraph some interesting particulars from
Nerh Mississippi I~isPpears that The izva3rg
f1rcs IN shal section is a forBidsble one. On
biladay night, The sh Inst, tie enemy (6,OOO
sho-g) slvaaesd ffon HsrPbsm ths direction
HLHo q the sams Hmo twelve regiments
Of caYalry leG ColSrEile Ind four regiments
Of cavalry len Bolivar, With The Intention Of
fslmiag b Junction At some p5iat o. the Tails
bssoh rFeE, sud moved down south IL 4 body
Gen FoRREsT. via his fun command, which
Is large and efficient enc, is stationed = PaEc-
sand 01lerj, guagdng the Ts5shatehia Tiye
sd Is iuly sble 70 Tepalse tbem At Any poiu'
WE.ca iHey may attempt to craas a. His cou-
msu1 are in 6Hs spifis, well sfasd and equip
p-d ed osgs 70 mses tee enemy, #hom thsy
ieei caI6aent aey csH drivs before them wien
they make . forward movement should ths
qaeay loi b. rsai01cld, Goa EoRREsr all
hs SUE u hold hsse tast srs tbsss ia chuck l.
h asc-ruailoa shs. he coanau lich Is 81 Msrd
as luu1eTs ~i1igsy-iFo ta5Bssad.
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IGffsbponcenes O. Tie htfrA-l
DAEr0E, Fshusry IS, 1864
while tic wsr.eloud IS beginning to lower in
Toe West, and tic inas6igk.ls Yankee nsiioH
is nsk;fg IS hundEeih demonstration upon
Ricbraot d 81 ssons quiet in this euarley Re-
lsble scouia report bet about five thousand Ysa-
ksas 8. Chst.snooga. The r4idus Of that ever
uhelmirg army with which Giant carried the
lefs Of sur position At A@ssHsry ridge, has
ael,e8 iuio do aesmonis ard dssipatsd in
strength. in reinforcing the invading army Of
sAerman in Mississippi, the frrcss Of sehoasld
al KnexviIls, and in guarding the long line Of
communication rom Chasls5eoga 20 Nashville
It is not presumed that GRAFT vii make any
aeIvs movement IN our front until Sherman
shall have fulfilled his mission, either By the
capture Of Mobile, or By being gloTioHsly re-
pulled. The latter alternative, it is hoped, viii
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PRINTING, BINDING
PAPER Etc


IA bis, s. o., Aed renovsd cur nsebi9-rT frnn
Oaaitfston wa would l1iGra QrnrtemssLsss HsrE
aae hatrSad oneers sd ne pubdc. thas ~ ars a.
IN our Hhe. We have been IuBarHrr 800 Frrous
largely o. articles usedfa eur 4uzia-ss- sud NV hsgs
On asrd . stock s7zsissi1g = pntof tie following
articles
200 Reams Eng. Double Cap Wrlsing,
200 {" Royal-Whlts, blue
and baG.
geo " +" Bank Eese Paper,
800 " White aud Blas ETeneh and
EHgIish FOlio Post,
$50 ReanS Y hiis sad Blue Eng. Cap,
1900 ReaMs White ard Blue English
and FfeaCh letter,
1000 Sc English Bath Letter, smaH;
2oo0 White aBd Blue Eotes
akSO,
Bse1ting, COpyins and Domestic
PAPERS.
100000 Assorted Envelopes,
Ioo srez GH'atts aad sihos maksu' EsssI Psus.
Fsaeosdsss fsset1, Sealing Wax INK sna sineH All
Aas, = small sisek a bas ENGLssH aLAFK
bDJK PAPEsf (supsr rqFI ard mpfrisi, nqs yes
Arrived Which Re sre PREPARED = Eazufsetrrs mic
adY sin4 q Blaak B0usz.
We are EoE opsni5E ~ ahoFs Fzlaatis f-oek. saf
tdEi4s cur ed eust1uem. ana Al other II saat. -
send h their crEsza kt enee. o. tie steck uav D %
7ush broken a 70 PFslsnl g fn0n Hing AsE
properly.
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New Publications.
ROW REsaDE.
'AEDRERS MOUNTED AND FIELD

NO" RE2ORs
"AEDREWg MOUNTED AND FIELD
ARTILLERY DRILL,
By LissL Col IS. s. Audeua Auny o. Nsr.h-z
Virgins HiuEtratsd va usarg sss Aaudred See Ia
osrePhsa GUS pr1sse uz Sac While pa.sr snd 1d
lions o. Tie Gr3asuea Dsssrfaent, D 81 - "a
sh7uid b IN the -ka1ds o. er-rT srillsrV rBes-
Price sf-cas ttira % 8 ts rEas
"A Pres--sesu e y PaBHaasds
"GENERAE Orders"
Pea tAs Asla.ans ard uspesfar Gsusrzrs snss- N
Sc 5st,sr Efitsa y ea Thogas 5r5.a Chez
4s trade
"CHSOLHS SURGERY
BsiuE . third sdiHo7o5 - Ta-u.sIs work revised
lEa sBizrEsd By the agthsr Cano,@ Surgeon G.
3 A. szPsrb = % uatrassd
"EARA0FTS YORK or EILITARY
SCIEHCE"
Translated fron the French 81 Col Fr1uk shalu-
u = A. wiki Rotssby ne editsE MnHzpafea
"PHILIP,
A Kew Novel b. Hm 3 r=aeksry Gztsiy ss-s.D
sPlsndidiy ius'rsiel Tth Fo1rail OK he sult % saE
other engraving
~OLLEBBORFFS NEW METHOD or
LEdRNIgG FRENCH"
Being 3 rsgra oftsisvatazbs asfk NV sna-sv
q Pri-+EHa HueA need 3 de ysath e 90
A = Eunsrsa tasusuas ss.s- Of ID, Esw
Ts,tsmsnl and P-slas cor Tie Go1 a1arzts slafs
SEE sas.ey wish soygFH Vprkz g sEE soe-saa
HsvInz srrasrsusu FOR sessri1r fuI sFyii-ss o.
Fl kiass o. PrE.ias PzFsFs ~ aHo p -HsH-c 20 as
v.-E - -
aoa.ioa o. AIilarE ssboSi sas o,hssusefsI
Evans & CossyFem,
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rhs Ana sr r.rn.-.es.

From the Dalton CoHfsdersts, Isl
DALToE, Feb I4-Ths eBsmY are Tuaui1g
cars from Chattanooga 10 CEarleztln en- HiTss-
see river. aud tie eatige lius If tho rsiirosd is-so
closely FgsI3sd by the eaemY' Picksss ssst i. is
very d.fhault for oar piekets 10 psnetIsss them
Gsa John il M7Tgsn arrived here ikis sitter
nsoH. Mary Tia#ds we're ready 30 greet HIN.
February I5-I0 P. n All ia quiet Ncoas-
aeocsd issuing Last night and soEtiaue2 th 10
or II s'ciock, ihis A. NJ So The streets Of Dali
ton are sgsja q qIaEDiTs, au5 II arg sgHay
movements Ue-s contemplated tie cleTk OF he
wpaslsr hss put 8 stop % them
Tho only item at neEs, Of a military ebars e
ter, va have besn she 10 gsthss, is thAt 81 2
-rluEeuent has been sfsete3 by which twenty
ssFan NcuGd@5 Ysnkss prisoners arc 90 b ex
charged fr a hks nn1ber Of CoufedsTsss prs
5asfs. Ths Yankce prisoners are hele noW ard
the Conlsdsrstes ere a GrsysTiile, a. we learn
Though TIE commGnicssiors BY flag Of trace
1he exchange Wiiibs csusunmstsd tomorrow.
We haze n0t learned the names Of tho CeHiede-
"a -.
TFo ladies', also, are at Grsysvilla, aHsi.iBg
an opportunity to come into our linas-sheir
naues, VS. could ns4 lear9,
k.ugiy Yankee prisoners reached here, yeateF-
day, from Adanta. part Of them bsing wound
Ell. Ono Of the prisoners is : woman, disguised
ia masculine habiimants, and moving On
cTutcaes Shs belongs 10 the 18Th Illiacis,
noted Tor It's bsfbsIifies, and claims 10 ksye
bsan weanded at Florence, Ala, bul her CON
~psniozs, Ehl cal her Frank, say that = deg bit
Der in the cali Of the leg.
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DistiEicry, Distiller, Cooper,
Etc, &c,

WANFED 10 purchare im1ediatslyz STEAMDIs.
" ILLERT- also Eesins and B9isr, or otAsr
patricia Steam Dis ilery. also . few small stills.
WEAtsdt als9. a good Di.tiAar, ore wac can Eupsrn-
tad ths erection Of the works preferred
Also, waited o boy rhire Q Cooper OF Carpenter
Adsgs . with f1l particulars, price. ETC.
o l99, p o. Marietta, &C.
TIE Atlantis Ia suissassz. Montgomery Nail Mebls
Regatar, Augusta Csust-5tlohshzt, T4Aahsssee FieTi.
dian, Columbus san, Chart st0u Ceurisr, Rsleizh Pro
srvss copy two times ana soas bills 20 the APPEAL,
atlanta. fbla5fa
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CH.gs: F. TUTTEE,

= AWaTaatF HftW NCFs
II as Iocstsd in ths city Of Ailzuia Ca, FOR tie
Il purpose cf carrying On ire s50Fe t~usfness
CsFds for kusi nsEs'houseE seals tor g0un 2 oneeE,
BaLks. Check wedding End AtGseU%F hand
s0Ueiy eaErayed Js~siry and silTsrHsrs ussty
msrEhi and oruaueu 81 vita di-ratch Also. on
wood fer books and RsWgpasefg et-.
Q-dsrB ISIS st LaHsbsE JeEely st1rs, vii rsceiEs
prompt q tsution. Orders from = d.gauro goisited
feI7 IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-02-17

E1iss e Uzcsz8zss8 F-rigas Received "a Ire
ssstacrE &ERresz Ge=RGz5, February Is,
1854
" RsbeFa tki HA Nizos, IS Mn G G Thomas
5x and Sagi Parsons, ca Dalzg-es1 ID RNasoa,
CsptH S s 0clImb, W II Shs5cn; SIS 70 A N Tcodins,
\ Good~iat J d dun8.
The above hs,ghl is stored Of owners risk and s1.
nense, aEaIs itsbis g b. sold fr ehsrges, II not called
fer r. a. WITT, o. a Clerk
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--latest frsrs Up sbe Eksaa-1spsrts 81 che
EsOVeaeats 81 the EederHls hn mtssis-
-HfunF.

--latest frsr.a UB she Ekoaa-1spsrts 81 che
EfoVe@sats 81 the sedernls An missls-
siPPi,
From the Noble Telegraph. Extra, l4sh.l
Passengers by tie train his morning. report
that the enemy is still marching on Meridian
Al last a~eeouas5 they we're within twelve miles
If j. Soma say there is one column on ihe
Southern T0si and smother Eoas fsE miles
shove, msTchiag for the Mobile and Ohio rail-
fazd. The total ioTc5 is estimated a. sbsut
30 OO0 IRE ruus1r that caused ths report that
they were marching Oh Shabuis 3 few days sEs
izTepoEtad TO be ewing 10 CRs column having
marched from Lsks's staten, proceeded Sbcui
eight miles t0Esrd Gaglsnasville, but instead Of
continuing or going further south, as il Is snp-
posed, they msyched ACROSS and struck TIE
southern road sgAin and Tej0iEsd their main
foTea.
Gen. Loriag drew three days rations yes:sr-
day Saturday, ard has gone 70 some point
shove Meridian, Where he wss engaged il tel.
ing Trees aHd putting oihsr impsaHnenis ca both
roads 70 stop ihs sEeny's progress.
Everything Is being moving across 10 Dom0p-
oils aud McDyEelfs landing, on the river, ex-
cap, Thst is bsiBg brought down by the rail
road SaEG5 ten trains are expected to-asy
(Saudsy) vita Government freight.
We learn thas a dispatch las been received
this morning announcing that Gen. Stephen D,
Lee hsd auived At asTidisl.
4 is also reported that g col3mA Of Fsdsrsls
sVs ma1ehlBg down tho county irom louisville,
and thatAsnOther column sTa marching from
points in the neighb-Tbocd Of Holly Syringe
asd Grenada, to form a jnncdon with Shermsn's
forces.
Nothing defsils is kuoEn Of CIR cavalry,
hus tAey are presumed 70 ce in the rear Of tee
enemy. Seu1s report the. Gen. Forrest is 81 OF
near Psnoiz, e~hdeaY5Iipg 70 make his way to
Memphis.
Il Is the general impression thst the Federal
forces VIII Ccoupy Meridian ~ tonight.
We slso learn sbAt Gen L5rgag was o5sTirg
battle wherever be could, but it was not a.
c-plcd, ard il IS stated thst tAera are innumefs-
SIC badges on tho hats Of the Yankee soldiers
with tina words Mobile CT Hal on chem, csr-
r0bofsiinF chat Ws stated The ether day.
Tee pu4p3ss Of the enemy Wts net known.
Co1j5eture was sbasdsnsi bns there WAS no
safisiac o1y coaciusoD, AID no public iRfoIma-
ton on .hs subiaet.
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