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essssp Absu, Ger. Grant.

Correspondence Boston Journal
Many inqairfss have bsen made shcus Gen
Grants politics. I an happy 30 inform y0ur
readers nom bis eRRlips to what psrty hs be-
longs and under what bannsr hs marches. A
near relative Of bis has been passing some tine
in this city. While-with Gen Grant at the West,
before b was made Lieutenant gsnersl, the frisad
said to him General, have sssn inquired Of
to-day RboUs your politics" " Did you give the
parties any information - was the query. ss I
did net,' was the answer, "foF | d9uit know
what your politics are" Knoekirg the ashes
from bis cigar, the general continued:
When resided st the South had the opiu-
ions and prejudiees Of SoatheTa people against
the Republican party. I bruughs thoss opiD-
lens snd prsju1iseS with me when came TO n
linois. Had taken an active part in politics I
gaouid aaYe oee1 with The party opposed to the
Republicans. I watched Mr.. Line5ln's co1rss.
snd was satisfied with his patriotism Bat
these srs not times for parties. Indssd. in this
etisis there can be but tzo parties--lhozs for
the country, those for its foes. belong to the
party Of the Union. Those who a-e The mos.
earnest IA carrying on thewar and putting down
the EeosiboR have my support. As a soldier. I
obey the Avs and execute the orders Of ali nv
superIsrs l expect every man under ms to do
the same.
When Mrs. Grant lefs, Washington for her
Western home she remained short time in
this city at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Several
gentleman called upon her, and in the course Of
he conversation congratulated hsr on the elsvs-
ion ef her Husband, sad expressed q hope that
le would be successful in this campaign. Her
Thole manner, quiet, digaiisd and reservsd.
eeuaed to express surprise that any eue ceuld |
ioant his sueceas. Psusing moment. shs re /
liieds 4 have no doubt but the general viii |
uceeed, Tor be Is very ohstuase man" This 4
ellerE. ended the conversation. GAlens
lsigh5or of the Commanding general has besn (
topping here soHis tina and seems utterly soa-
'undsd with the sudden growth Of bis neixh-
or, the tanner he ean't account for il, for 40
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ExgHANGE NaTICE No. la.

RlCH1fOND, "a,
JUfE Oh. 1854
TIE following notss Is bzssd apoa rsosnt sselars-
aon Of szeAsEEs nzds By the Fsdsral aass sriaas
bearing date Ny IN ls6t snd a saPssrtsd y vais
Fsdsral paroles oa fie IN ny oeis=
Sssii5R /. Al Cenfsdszsls oassrs sad asa "a,
have bean delivered C;g Point. Ylzgsaia 7rsv,o.
to the las Of Juns, 1864 "a hsSsby dssia-s % be *
eaz1gsd-
sse- Al Confs5arEss ofassrs Eas rlsz, and an
sigisana Ee9 have besa ezpsarsd s. aay sIs.s. -
ralsassd on parole prior % 4A Ia Isss ars as--b
declared 80 Be sssoanssL Tia sseiioz, kovsy.r :.
not iaissded 70 ireEdo any of.ssrr o. msa sspsn-g
a. Firksburs. JuiE ssh 1879 szss2t such - rsr- a.
sarsd exchanged y Exeaaago Notices.. au5sr.. -
seven ana sizn- 10. OUI.D,
ias2 ot AEs1t cf Rrrt.,e.
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A correspondent Of the New York; lnes,
wiring on the sih inst, says:
To-day has bsen comparatively quiet, bat
few shsts having disturbed the 'yigils Of our
msn on the picket line.
The shertintsrvsl Of last highs, employed by
both sides in he huzsne, occupation Of rsn0Y-
ing the wounded and intsT-ing The dead between
the lines, seems to have visibiy diminished tie
hostility Of the picks.S and led to taeis serss-
msat on the subject Of piekst firing st certain
points along cur 'front.'
The eeurtesy sRd apparent sniiy which chs
raeserized the mssting of the parties accom-
panying the Aag Of truce last night, forcibly re-
mind one CT the diabolicai DatEfe Of a war into
which ths country wss pluagsd By its Ennstu-
raj enemies. The truce lasted from SIX to eight
O'Clock, and pending the removal Of the wound
ed aud intsrmsns Of the dead.
Bat few wornded were found. As several
days had elapsed since the basle, many had
probably died from exposure sl0ne. The bl0at-
cd form Of many poor follow, those name had
been enrolled among the raising" was found
lying between the lines and buried where it
fell. Decomposition had slraady commenced.
and IA many cases Identification was iDpos-
sibie.
During tae armistiee the rebels openly exhib-
issd themselves in THEN works to witness tie
scene which, to bolh parties, Was one Of Pecu-
bar interest
All 6rng along the lines csssod At o'clock,
and ia few moments sftsr curious eyes were
1eeEiag aboEs the works Of heir epposisg
sTmiss, where, ten minutes bsgorss they would !
aavs sseR greeted with lssdsn shower
A short siuls after detail from every brigade, 4
consisting Of a saFgsO8, secoRs lsnied By the A
1ieaeers and stretchsr bearer mounted tbs 4
works, preeedsd by white flag, and sdyancod 4
midway between the works, where i Wss met .
~ similar detail nom the otheE side. A few
Moments conversation en- the object Of the truce,
nd both parties proceeded 70 e<Llsra shs inter
-sni3g ap2es for their dead and wounded. Tbs
ask Of buryipg ths f0rmer aad removing ths
after eonel0dsd, tha Gag rstaEned, although nos
ili;iss at many p0ilts we're not reasHed daring
as night.
The Richmond DisPGtsA alludes to the asg CT
-ucs husiness, whieh, il says, illustrates Yam
sa perEdy. II csEsainly does Yaskse eraft:
L viii De rseolleetsd, says the pisPsieA, that
Ter the aRgibls slEngbter Of Grants men on
le 81, b. aiaoHed bis W0unded 70 remain On
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rnorr IouraroN,s ARmY.

MAR MARIETTA, June 9S.
EDITORS APPEAL; To-day has been uuusualy quiet
al0nE the lines with ths exception Of slight skirIsh-
rg and spirited but short artillery hght between
batteries Ksnnsss and thoss Of the enemy beyond
Oar mountain pieces do fearful szsCuIlOa among the
Yankee columns as they move from point to point
They want to dig to he foot Of the mountain bat our
batteries woa let ths and 1t annOys them very mach
They make desperate effort At times to silence our
gHnE BY bringing to bear svsry available piece spon
them bat guns are so posted that the enemy can
do them but little il any harm. Ths enemy hays mostly
ongrangs guus Some Of their shells eEplOds at least
Esie this aide Of the mountain.
The weather ans, and cur boys are in most excel
lent spritE TIE lsts Northern news regarding Val
sndgbsns return and his enthusiastic reception is
sabise Of much diseussn and looked upon Is fsvsra
BE 70 cause.
IA your ksus CT ths morning, notice that ny sam.
nuaieatiou sf The 20th is assaisd oy two different
rsspoHdsatH fer misrepresentation which they are
pleased to attribute to my @lgnorsnee" And "Psnnss.
see" goes So far say that IL about things
with which was but little sequsinisd' and that he
had AeGrd quite dasrsn version Of that skirnish, ,,
etc. which is evidence enough that he doubts she
rasity Of my statement
Now, so fan asihst portion Of my article that attracts
TIE notice Of your correspondents much leoneerned
VIZ ~ AApAA us 54aLNt 20 was ElA akon-
Oa second inqairy aad that 1t was Stephens brigade
instead Of Stsyenaon's digision So hope this &C
knOWledgsati is satisfactory have in every Instance
nsda ny duty to DO everybody justice, and to give
facts ssi IS they have occurred 80 far as was sbls
sad have never PAID any attention to wild rumors
which yozr correspondent aeouEss me Of For the |
6ensat Of Tennessee, viii say that have Gevsus
and 20 Ks brig4dss 70 sustain me in the version"
gave Of the skrish. As be did not give his version
O. tAs aghs fodse it was enc those wild rumors'
thst he lectures sboui and one hat rs was not will
rE to trust baoEs the pub for fear of contradiction
should wait until they have facS" be-
fore they contradict doubt the truth Ct other writer's
Lei this HAT bs sufficient ARKANSAS
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/ tsnli0u8 vii De mzEnIhsd ~ cur eEsaie8 q
/ our hurt.
jack Hamilson, the Yaukee'zed and YANKEES
I appointed governor OF Texas, er rather CT the
| Stale Of Cameron snd his tools, A Alexsndor
| John l. Haynes aud others, ars very busy il
! their Vaccinations. They have sought n vari-
Gus Ways to crsste Hostility to rs On the part
Of JGsseE. They hsvs promised hin subsidies
nom Washington, m3n, arms, money, or Whist
else he may wish, conditioned solely On his as
sUning AZ attitude Of hostility toward a5. He
has hi.hsrto refused. Bat his bitter hatred sf
VidaUrri, the fac. that be has euslsWed him snd
declared him guilty Of treason. and subject TO
execution whenever caught viii faToraby IN
cline hin 10 receive exa ggeTRsed repOFss OF what
has been do0s here. HIS secretary, Rsj9n, was
outlsRsd with him. RsiOu tGFnsd up IN Browns
vile, wss arrested thsFe By Hamilton and dsliY-
cred over to the Mexican authorities in Iassao-
ros He was shot. This piece Of rsseAiity may
hsxs its designed effect, though time will cause
il TO recoil on Inc vilisiBous authors.
Tbs Texas LegislAsUre was convened BY
Governor Murfah on the 9. b inst The governor
IN his message appears to regard the action Of
Congress on the currency as httle short Of re-
VGdati0n They crsated,n says he, &" and
they destroyed. l haEs no comments 70 make j"
He urges the building up by the Stats Of manu-
t=esures within her lifaiss he urges the en-
LsgislasUre has as yet done nothing Of pabic
impoTtancs.
The condition OF the currency in this depart
ment is becoming rapidly such as to force the
rejection of the Confederate notes as 4 circulRs-
log medium. They are to-day in all the princi-
Pal cities of this State rated at about 40 70 !.
All SORTS Of goods that come from abroad are
sold en- = specie basis. Even the nsFspsDsrs
have been compelled to eOaae TO that haa,1 es
discontinue their publications. What viii come
Of It I'll IS difficult to see Hsppily thsra Is
plenty of specie in this part OF the country,
more, think, than at any previous period Of
cur history.
In gIl the Western part Of this State speeie is
now the only circulating medium. an this
has nothing whatever to do with patriotism, and
Che day whea patriotism sustained the currency
has passed Confidence once lost in money Is
not easily restored It is the old story We
must carry on .hs war without currency, psy
our expenses by taxation, sell eur cotton, and
supply the military ehest frem the pfocseds.
The spirit Of our people is, as has been shown
in the late battles, most excellent. There is no
more idea Of submission hers than theEs was il
August 1861, after ths irss Manassas What
itsle dsmoTaIz stion existed last winter has been
swept away hks the morning mist begoIs the
rising Erfn
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IRAN ruK FRONT.

Parties Tesiaing On the suburbs OF the city
state that heavy cannenading was heard IN the
direction Of Mariotts tlris morning, eom72neing
about o'clock Owing ts fsverable state OF
the stusgphsre, the reports were heard very dis
tines wkile others could sEly be family heard.
Ths telegram from The front gives an eHPlana-
ass Of It, VIXEN It states thas cur batteries On
Ksunsssw mountain are 5ring on the sneDy's
works, sHd he snsny's batteries sre replying.
The rspeTls Of eur guns srs heard very distinct
because Of shs,r slevstion.s
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HEADQBARTERs FosT ATE1ET1. ga, I
Jazs - q. 1854.
EHH General eonmanding P0Et respectfully asks Of
tie patriotic cizsns Of Atsuis ard he yieiaty who
have contributed % largely 90 tbs Of cur gal
LIANT wounded, contributions Of VEGETABLES to the
Army Of Tsnnssses.
Tbs many PrVatlous Of thsa idisrs II The field com
mend them particularly . The sctiVs sYmpshy OF sr
citzsa friends and demand It's f1l dispsy during ths
present oppressive weather. An should be promptly
eoatdbuisd that may preserve their hsalth and add to
thsi- efieiere7. Opt J. @ Moore, A. O. S, At Cart
stOekman's Ofiea, Batter Pstsfs buldingss shsrssd
with receiving and forwarding to the army al ssusri
buttons OF vegetables.
By yeOmmAnd Of Brig .Gsa. WRIGHT.
Z L. BUTLER
iuzI lF Efaiar md - =
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= There having besn considerable dispute,
says tie AsssissiPgiaa, whether the Psrole5
priaossls'in csnP ss DeHaopelis and ether points,
vsTa exchanged Or not undsr the late ordsr Of
Commissioner 0ald.Ve state for the beaefit Of
those concerned, that che depertrasAs At Rich
noad has been tslsgraPhed to on the snbjscs by
tsose in command Of the psssled prisoners At
DsHePshs, and Tecsived the reply that they had
not been exchanged.
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p Ak AWAY RON Atls1ta, Georgia, NEGRO
II BOY, named JOHN, Essd tairty years dark
complexion. about avs feet aVe nshss hi7 b. sarBen,
tar By trades musacae and imperia' very Ii.
islilssut, and formerly beiOaRsd % " s. wells AZ
AcHorsh Ca T6a above rsWsra will De ssa FOR L.
ds1EsrY OF aBy i1tormatiEn 80 taat caa Cos hIa.
ISAAC BEEOSOE
Macon, Ca CT
W 9 GRAaLRG
il24 IWs State S5o0. Atahtz
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THE STATE ISSUE on A SCoUF-We learn
thai LieRs. w HsmDoad, Of the State tgeops,
made scouting expedition to the rear Of the
sesny last week, and proceeded AZ far as The
EoWAh Iiyer snd withi1 Two miles Of Kingston.
Hs bIoughs in viii hin two Yankee prisoners
Ehon be eaPtured Al WoOlley's bridge, on the
E'oWah They belonged to the 92d- Illinois
regiment and have NOW been furnished with
accommodations by Provost Marshal Psden,
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.ATLANTA; @ a.
MONDAY EvEElEal JUNE q, 1854


We lssrn that parties at she frOpt are selling
tbs APPEAL at ffsy ssHts PER oepy. Tais Is net
0nly whsTy HnaBthoTlzas By Us, but, on the
contrary, the BFspriaters ksvo ever sndsaversa
to prevent suck conduct Parties can bs sup
plisd with the APPEAL ct the ususl PTiae CT
twenty-five osai5 per esPy, at Dr.. 7. S. Pow
rrfss kost rss-s Nsrietts. Ca
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~ A private letter received in this city from
Richmond stsses that none bHs oficial letters are
oisiEisutsd in TIE post cfiee in tha. city Why
b shis7 d. officials have any more right to
receive thsir letters than soldiers in The Amy
and private eitizopsf
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ssnt Georgia HOlHltseTs, LlsAs.-N9' l5teeFs
Dsssoa aispA aaasdisg' N Is enjoying
quiet. n a speech sos - ling lin. he ssii
i be Wouldma threats bus lad not come from
foreign country without caleulatns the consequences
and making de i5srats prspssations 70 msst them
If any military commander Should attempt bis arrest
he warned them that Dayton the persons and prep
ertyOf those instisataz suea prOasedurs wOrld be
held hostages.
Ho should demand eye for eye and tooth for tooth
help him the everlasting jehovah
be did not expect to be moIesssd again. II be should
be however he warned them ths result would be
hat when compared hs other but dust IN the bal
He intended remaining quiet til sfier the Chi
cage. convention, aid would shen aFow his purposes.
Yaakee Estimafe sf their Leases.
The Times, Of the Isth IN It's editorial, estimates
Grants losses IN killed and wounded north Of James
river 10000 men, sherman's Losses at IS O0l and
total Federal losses Ifncs the Iss of April at fully
1s5,G00 men.
Summary Of Nsrthera News.
Gen shelby is in the vic nifty Of Lexington, Missouri
GusrrilIss very Troublesome the Mississippi
A large Federal force Is concentrated at Msmphis
Gold in New York On the 10Th was active and firm,
closing at 1864
Cotton was quiet
Privsts intelligence represents Missouri swarnlug
with gusrrTlas
GuerrIlss are becoming troublssons In sOut harm
Missouri
stursis is superseded By A J. Smith At Memphis
The Nemphi Bulletin Of the slst contains nothing
further from the armies
It isroported that J. Smith had left Memphis. with
1900 men, to hunt Forrest
sherman reports, the 18Th the rebels reirsalipg
scross the ChattahcOehis, and he pursuing
It is believes that the Yankee Government viii not
interfere with Valsndighsm If he keeps quiet.
Eurspenu News.
Europssn dssHs to the 10Th are received
Federal recruiting In Ireland was strongly rsnou-
Htrated against In the House Of Commoua Russell
complained Of The nOnattsnt0n, Of the Washington
Gsvsrnmsnt Lyons Representations on the subject
It is feared that hos;iitss will be renewed in Den.
mark.
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Atlanta Hospital Bssociatien,

THE silzsns o. AR State are sazasstl. rsqasssd TO
eontrihuts to ou "Assseaiion" such srtciss g VIE
bsasa; the sick and wounded men fhs. are daily AZ
rvins IN or city EvsrythiBg ia ths fhaps of sous
thing 70 est win be thankfully rs-sfvsd snd sppropri
s.ely diIburssd. The mars aunouncs meat Of tho
shove Is all hstis required. Citizszs Of Gesrgfs
viii you psri. gallant soldiers to suffer fsr a87-
thing WHICH you hsYs to besto~
Provdsnss has kindly sent the ssrly and tbs lsssr
ran-our ssrdsns E8d fields tssnfng -iih vsSsts-
blss sad fruits Of al kinds anI VIII you nos give 70
them out Of ysar abuldases Q
By order Of Mrs ISAAC WIssHIP, PrssidsnG
EUH 4 GOODE,
fr25 e. Eacrse1rv
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80. .ns endurance viii Be rewarded with
s.,,-I.,s .ueesas. rendered the more signal and
inusnious BY the magnitude and hsrcS en-
sls5ahts of tho Tapaeious ard vsingioricas IN IN
vs5srs Of Southern soil.
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BLACKR ERRTEN

rTHHE GoTsrnmsnt ussds BLAQKBERRY VINE
1 for sck soidisfE-Sl0 vii paid for every busheI
o. Biack bsrriea deliFsred auT ispot ne r.l-
roads Il Georgia Berries Hh0lld b Piafel IN cean
barrels and these Well stepped No uafter~H fFnita
are erufed 5a-rsis vii D. rst1rnsd iTso o. ehsrva
could be sent Agents contractors wanted sgsry
Whsrs il ths cou1lr7- Apply qick 70 J1-ss P0psliz
Asiants, o., o p 7. Bsrakmals. Auzuta, GsarFfa.
Bsrriss to be sent 30 ne fsstsE
Mr.. J1les Popsliu Is ny day authorised agsnf for
rhs uanafacflrs Of Black1crrY Wine
GEOGfE s. BEaGEIE
Sturgeon ana Medical Purreyor,
Iu2s 1vs 5h Dspst
alse1n, AHg1sts ard Szzzunah papers Plssss sapY
~~. --azr 4anH hfi1 =
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sERTAETS RAEFED.

A 7 the GAM ROOMS OF. Decatur street, rooS
a Cook ana t1ra Dining Rcam EoFz. Thoss ha7inr-
uch sesvanta tuF hrs a0ud CO wal "a ean On he IN
isrligns1 a. oEoe. va O'HALLOEAH
ma ~ r----f----.-
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S- BdgaiieT-Gsn. Il. W Mercer, of savan-
aah, has bsea made maior-geueral and as-
sgned to division in JuhnsOns army.
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For Hire.

I snd Irouor. Gail at
&C. WHY'S BUILDING
n7B st Psaohtrss street
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YOUNG NEGROES wANTrp

n VII pay gocd pricss-ia \ E77 lSSrrr -
L aambsr q foBAa N1aROlss-
nom tea e dztaan 7sars % ars. --- fL
A21-kG a. CRAE Fos1
tuas s. sisge lszs1ar
<asea7Eea s.fass.
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Wanted.

- Negro S-msn snd Hcus1l-st LumnEfu Hos-
az ptlal CcVirg on, Ga vii smDl0F them By ths
moaih OF - he stipulated prizes or twenty ave
liars per month, payable meafhlJ Apply 70
EDWARD MCDOEALD,
iuZT 39t arrrrnu in ehrr-e of HnaustaT
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Ts the citizens Of atlanta and lts
Vicinity,

TIE Army Of Tennessee Is in gTsst need Of Vsssia-
blss. Potatoes, onions peas beans bssts, etc, srs
wanted in sny quantity for our brave soidissE
The undersigned will take great Pleasuts IL rsesiv
ing and forwarding sl eonzsuii5ss Of (and WI pay
fair pries fOr) Vegetables CT every dsscription de-
ivsred At bis Oaaes, in Butler Pstsrs' Wsrshsos,
near ths W. and A. q R. Depot
J. c. MOORE,
tu2S3 St. crn4sfr ana A n g
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ULBAN OOTTOa RAGS viii fad rsady 5ais q
~ this aiecs Is he markat price. APPls e Lsa
.zzT APPEAL Lco6AHlAG ROOas
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t6s ground outside Of our works fer several
dsvs. unable 70 take the ground, aHd PIeieIT1ng
70 let thsu perish for want Of assstancs . send
ing a aag Of tIUcs asking permission % Doly
The dad The Tag Wcnld have osen Al so-
mission Of dsfsst, snd his humanity sss No.
ssTong enough to ovsrcoms MS vanity: a. -
he sent hsx, with proposition not ior H0sS
fs bury bis dead, bat that hring shoaid eeass on
10th siies until The dead Of boEh sides eoalc es
bsrisd.
.vrarad tbat he had no dead OF wounded oussida
Of bis lines. After eqaivoesting and prsysfi,
Gazing for several days longer Grant vas eohge9
at last to ask Ter g iTues, and It vas gran 'se
/ him Here wss an uumistakabls confession q
dsfsst. A correspondent, however, Of ne As|
/ York Tinss writes long lstief, eaaeIl9-sg -
1iprIipz Of beth parties On the heid q ne dead
/ ssei rarsovier its own men According % tnis
4 a,sn's account Il WAS an aTrangem3nt 1aGtasllJ
/ ,graed IN and NOT single PerGi5n0a on ne
nsrt of esu. Lee, ardth7s it viii be Represented
In sverv paDsr in Ysnkse9om- Can anyoooJ
insgine anything more unutteIa6ly basel
NoRrH MISSISSIPPI RUMoRs s-Lsts Ysnkss
seoouuts SPEAK Of ssothsT expedition rem nis-
. ohis. intended 10 repair Surgis' disaster, ans
see5un.s from Mississippi represent t1e PsSPi.
4 "a baiug eonsi3srabiy ezeissd On the 5t3Js
n, ne ooh s body Of Wit Adama cAQslrl
passed through Aberdeen en- route toE Coo ~ S-
rbile a. tao same tine . rePort pIeTAllea IA
there we're 10 600 Yankee infantry A. M2sSS'
on their way to Mississippi, and il was sad ih1
3 Cen. Forrest would nos astsmPs 70 give 0hssi
above Columbus. The next day Il was Hnas NJ
5 sfood there we're no soldiers this SIDE Of .Asl1
rs TIE statement Of the Numbers CT II
s Yankees was. scarcely less absurd Nlnsses
=. ,bo.sand Ysukse iufantry would be qults q
n Of uIscs. 50 far lrom ShsTman's or GrAaEs n5i
e. vsilI soma movanent may be going o. K
wbieh Gen. Forrest is, 10 dsabt, vel Prspars,
Or The report may have been circulated y : !
i. enemy to keep Forrest from eo-oPer@asg - -
Gsp. Johnston. he VIII not Be Kindred iro
=. Sncb co-opsrssien b7 any sham reports, Y
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