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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

Tsv-orla scern she impression is beginning 70
,,.v,il Al Richmond. that ali the grand sisie-
,,..,, of ,bs Var l,es press, as to what GRAET
o-n..,o5 10 Al in Virginia, was mere flourish,
:, =, s,tsnnt 70 b,odvvink somebody. We
sssll be satisfied If tile game has not gone on
so far. that mishsT,s win not bsfsl Us, Fnd con-
tuus 70 sntsstsis the belief that the great effort
of he summer will be made in this direction.
The Erqrirsr Of the 2lst says We have
gssson to be positively ceTtsin thas Seness'
yrs army has not been enlarged by any
,.;n sorcsmsnts isnd that The corps which have
bs.n called from the west have gone to join
RrREsfpE At Annapolis. This import ant fact
,,,hsblv gives tha key 20 the snsmy's cam
paiqu in Virgins, sudmskes It not unlikely
thst GRANT is playing the game of false front
and moving Che bulk Of his forces DesTeI
Washington. This latter is coniscturei bui
ws think that there isnO doubt Of the gene
RAJ and important fscs which prompts it, thai
the rsiBforesmsnts from the west bAve gone it
BUREsIDE and not to GRANT, and that the lst
tsr q dsaliBing bnltle-
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Later from zarspe-Fhs Rebel Rnms
BHfldiaK In france

The steamship Asia, from Queenstown On the % Of
April rsseted Hshfsz the 18th, on her voyags to
Boston. The news Is generE,y unimportant
It is said that MaKimiHsnH difaeulties with the EN-
Pgor Of Austria were arranged and that the throne Of
Ne xieo would soon be announced ofcaly. lt not
proclaimed however a. tie latest date Napoleon dis
paiebsd one Of bis generals to Vienna ali il the
lions q !he Hspsburg family complications about
Mtxco.
The rebel prvstesr Georgia was IN the river Ca
rome, France, opposite Bsrdesux for refttipg Tbs
crew Of the Ge0rfi4 would not give any nfnFustion
relative 70 the recent opsFaons or ths alleged burning
Of The American ship William Champion.
c5rrs-pondsnce between Secretary s. ward ard
the British authorities the ChesaDesAe case as pub-
Shsd but it adds nothing to what s already known on
the subject.
In Denmark the PruESsrl had opensd the asss seize
parallel fore DuPeL 1; ssid that the HJREsriAns
in the Austrian army retired fr0m before Fodsnciz IN
OF evolutionary mafinOus 5pirif The Sgotia
ti0ns for n cenfsrense were still gsiug on.
A London paper states that NapolsOD viii gain bib
epd il having OougreHI called By the very power
which rejected the original proposition fer Eueh
The British channel squsdron lad bssn ordered to
GaribSldi was to have very grand reception n
Southampton.
The Liverpool cotton market was quiet with IN
changserst's OF the 81 Of April BfsAdstEs jasetivs
and looking downward PreViaous heavy wnh dOwa
ward T. d=ucy Consos elossd IN Lsn50n cn the ID al
9liG9l3 American sseuriiisf closed Ast.
The French papers publish article from The "Osin
ion Nstionsl7 Of Pars, which inei1dss on aal dOeu
menis, and proves that tks French Government Is gu
a. u ftDsl 70 haNe
iron clsd vessels built in Fauee for the rsbe ser
vice From rsoitstfUns Of the Opinion Il appears
that Arms At Nantes md BorjeauI havs been for month
at work building vessels, Ostensiby for China,
really for the bs5 Mr.. Dayton last fall aid bsf irs
the French GOyennlent proofs Ct tbs real destination
Of the vessels, and afier mneh delay tho work wa
stopped BY Government OrdsIs But during the ss
trro months the Opiaion" declares, that work hS
been resumed and two of the vessels now rssdy
be passed over 10 ths rebsl Egsnss Lieut. Maury and
Capt. Bullock have bsen prominent in these neEotis
uons These yessis are iron Clad and the rebels sayS
ordered entire hset, which the Government u Ma
poeon III vyIiGg have built at French ports
IN spts Of It's reiterated desire 70 maintain strict neu
traiity.
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yKws PnomF FmE RKONT.

A special dispatch to The Montgomery (Aia.)
AdSsytissr, dated Dalton, april 2Sd, states thai
psrty Just through the Yankee lines repOrtl
that all The troops had left Huntsville and
Knoxville but small garrison. Two divisions
and train Of four hundred wagons had arrived
at Cleveland from Knoxville. This force 81
Cleveland und HOWARD WastWeufy- Eve then
sand. The enemy was throwing up strong
works at Athens, Charleston and Cleveland
Two-thirds of she army refuse to re-enlist, Ths
sinls of ons.third of the army expires in May
The enemy are concentrating troops from all
other points to ViFginis and Tennessee, leaving
only small gsrrisons. The Yankees ssy they
will be ready to advance on Atlanta within the
next twenty days.
Seven hundred Wisconsin cavalry made q
raid yesterday on Boiling Springs, fourteen
niles northeast of Dalton, capturing fOurssen
of our men ans two ofissrs.
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Prisezsrs Capaured.

EHIHGASEa NaRt1He4s
Another dspsteh from Canton says that Gen Taylor
coPtursd housaud prisoners, four hundred wsE.
Ons, and nlnstesn pieces OF artillery IN Louisiana.
Two hundred s-d Twelve Federal pri-oaau captured
b. Forrest ct Fort Pior, Coils Ives and jackson,
near Florsnes, were brought hers 20 day.
Fr0zz PetcrEburg, Va.
PETERSBURG April ga flag Of truce boat from
Bstler arrived at City Point to-say, and stopped only
FOR shout ten minutes. She brought no prisonsrA
A French eoarisr cams Immediately to Petersburg,
sAd fastened on 70 Richmond A geat auxisty ID man.
Tested 10 learn the particulars.
Rram EziehmsRd.
RIcHHosD, April 25.-Butlsr's 4 lg OF trues boa. az
rived City Point yesterday afternoon.
Butler, in q communication 20 tse commanding OH.
Ger, at City Point Says hs Limit hAvirg arrived 7vhieh
fixed b. the convention bstwssn The rspressuta-
tivss Of the French Emperor and the Uaitsd States
Government FOR slipping bse-O a. City Point hzEs
sent OOiensl Payne Of my ss for the sin ls purpose
Of delivering dispsteh from ths commsBding officer
Of the French vessel.
The French steamer left during the afternoon. No
tobacco was Isns down.
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ruE nuD RuvER EXPOSITION.

TEuR RHm XIV = - y
Tbs movement Of BANKS in West Loulsiana
,vss 4. eomplste change of the e1emy's previous
nl.ns IN the Gulf Department and Aitogetast
T., han tbs most important military enterprise
.vsr attempted west of the Mississippi and en-
Dlovsd the largest army ever assembled IN snA'
wscsion. besides the Sect.
a, - of sxnlsuslion Of the situation west
Of the Mississippi, we fnd well dgssiea
statement is the Richmond EEqHsssT. BANKS
Se,Ivn Of an extensive campaign IN Western
T.,,;s;,ns vvss abandoned aud the bulk Of his
army and & ,et wss sent back to New Orleans.
A. has bssu stated, the columns under General
Rankin crossed rom New Orleans to BTSsbeAr
Civ about the Isi Of March, snd thsnce took
an ,hs line Of march along the Bayou feehe'
'Fhs forcss under Gen. A. J. Smith, from the
asnsrtmsut Of Tsnnesses comprising she or-
,,sdss under Gsnsrsls F. K SMITH, THOMAS
and ELLET, embarked a; Viehsbarg on the ~ 3
Of March, and proceeded down to The mouth Of
Raj river. where they found an immense feet
Of gunbo.ts ready for the ascent The twenty
transports, pressisd by the twenty gunboatE'
started from the Mississippi on the 10Th. As 20
he savsl force of the expedition, Northern
papsr stssss that more formidable assi wss
never under = single command than that now on
shs Western rivers under Admiral PORTER.
This imposing expedition Procssdsd uP the
Red river without serious opposition, and sue
sseded in capturing Fort De Russey and Alex
.udris. The great battle OF the 20th ultimc
vas fought near Shreveport, On the borders Of
shrse s,stes-LouisiAna, Arkansas and Texas.
Il vas evidently in the snemy's programme TO
ssuturs Shreveport, snd to make it the base Of
futurs operations sgainEt Texas, the idea OF
penetrating that State from the Rio Grsnde nav
ing been apparently abandoned.
We are yet without any precise information
Of The results of the engagement near Shrsvs-
port, where the enemy has, at least for the pres
snt, acknowledged defeat. The situation Is
s1s which involves great consequences, and,
ss think, is but little appreciated on Gceeunt of
ignorance Of the interests involved. II the
Yankees can be compelled to evsCusts The couE-
ETy along The Tecbe and LAfOurchs, il viii re-
Hsvs Western Louisiana and give an oppoTiu-
nifty 70 PRICE to recover all that he has lost in
refreshing before STEELE. The fate Of half of
Louisisns and large portion of Arkansas are
involved in the present critical situation, and if
this expedition of the enemy Is really brought
ss-grisf, it viii be, beyond al comparison, the
ZrsvsEs disaster he has yet met with vest Of the
Mississippi river.
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Matters az IxBsTvIlIe.
TIE FsrtiseatiOns, etc.

Ihe forneaons srcurd this city sre slowly ssrura.
ing unoer tbosk3fai eordaet Of Capt O. e MoAIIsfer
teAt nassiVeness and sodsy which wifi dsfv tine and
ne reoeh xke Fort Saunders, especially i4 admit.
aole. a EAk asouad the outside Of it is scsd but =
lesuTsly inspection u this rnagnacsut f,rt ~ N ~
others which srs nksd with i grtng IL tie civ VII
ao" hsef 70 lose nsht rest through frar Of esp.
ture, even though the rebel cannon sso1d bs tbnSr
ing luliab z. Ella" aud Ross," and BssgD and
sue" and Hsttie. and the rest OF thu psnrs makps
Estsrto1d looking c'mPaesntly Of The port-hoiss
a. II they were seeking some upsn whom 10 best ~
ther chHrah. but the memories Of the reheI are od
and they come not.
Il has been found necessary to the sieIsaey Of the
forts that great quantity OF tEber should Be cot
away around fhsm 70 the great Disagreement Of the
suburban scenery which IN Ia sald to Be vs4
fine. In burning bTusb-heap which had sccaml aied
Fort Saunders, two three weeks since an old
rebel unezpodsd she'll which bad lain there stree ihe
siege, ruddeniy blaw up, 70 the immense di5nag q
those VINO were e1avs lsnily ranged about so warm
Fortunately ucbody was aspaged amply testi
hsd BY distances they accomplished In an eEcsed
iagly brief space Of time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

SICKLEs On A MIsafOE --Nsic icr General SiekIeE A.
compsnied by his PerA nEi stat, left Washington last
week for OtneinnAtL He Is ehkr rRed WITH special or
defs from the President under which be viii make a
complete tour OF tbs territory TeelAib ed from The
rebels, with view Of observing the temper and dis
position Of the people towards be Unite States q v
enzeni Investigating the prseliesl Workings Of the
policies adopt in deslicg with nsm, sxpOundiug
them the purposes Of the Administration and en-,
dskFaring to reeoneie them 20 the 90 ernmsnt The
genera win GisO make such soEfeztiOnE to the Pros
dent from time TO time for modification change Of
policy ~ nav TO hin from bis o6ssrEsions At
Jiucinnaa gnnbost from Admiral Pofter's fest VIII
he placed AZ the disp sal Of the general by Whch he
will be conveyed 20 the princlpai ponts "a he South
west He viii return yis the sssoosGt, calling AZ al
points in Federal occupation, for which purpose an
armed s6vsl yes FL asil be assigned him By Admiral
FarFagut.--No NoTshEa PepsT -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

THAT TOBACCO-A BACKOUT-The EzgEi-
rsr states that the French tobacco in Richmond
consists Of between seven and eight Thousand
hogshesds, Of 6ne quality, and worth ssvessl
millions of dollars Il will freight seven OF
eight ships. The quiet manner in which the
Yankee GOvsrnmSn. backed down from IFS re-
fussl to permit This tobacco to pass the block
Ade, shows the stamina Of Yankee pluck before
the express demands of France, and tsstifel
with equal force to the cavo-in-poliey Of that
same natiOn upon any emergency wherever th.
opposing power has pluck enough itself to pur.
sue its demands with sven decent persistency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

Ths Kew York Hral6, Of Friday, the 18th inst, has
been resolved st Richmond. The war nsWs is mesger
and generally unimpOEtEnt Gen. Grant StiI making
rapid preparations for advance Richmond, ard
the rebellion is 70 be crushed Outn short order. But
Notwithstanding the boasts Of The Herald there is a
marked feeling of uneslnsss displayed u the tore Of
its editorial anew York, the l4Ih, gold rose to
Ies bui fell In the afternoon ia Tbsss rapid us.
tuatons says ihs RsraES start ing and omn0us and
Grant Is defeated Ia the coming campaign tho
try will be deluged In miHfortunes We extract the fol-
IeulaR llemA from the Herald
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25
The EetIremeat 81 the Enemy fram the
BlAcIEwater ReRisn.

Frem the hiebmona Dispatch, 20ihl
isStsted upon authority d.smsd reliable that the force
Of the enemy which at Suffolk and In the Black
water regio week have nearly all returned Port
Monroe Dnring their visit 70 hist section they
committed the usual dePredstions which attend their
raids and carried cf and destroyed a cousderAbls
a10Uut Of property.
While at suitnfsld Isle Of Wight county they srtsr.
cd the residence Of Mr.. Fredsrek 0OWpsr, and stole
the library of his broheF, y. g. p OoWpsr who Ism
hs Lsu'sRHnt Governor Of the Psrpuint Govsrnnent.
They also sdrsdOR from this place about hundred
negroes
OR ThursdsY merping fight occurred on the farm
Of Ar. Wrsnn. BurWelis bay, between force Of
The znkses numbering some three or four hundred,
who hH9 iaudsd a the latter point and few Con eder-
ateE who had bssR gathered together by Maj Alhgsn,
Of the signal corps and Capt. Causea Of the seuus.
In his snEsgsmsnt we had one wounded aud one
G. apt. Chs8 SpTuiiD taken prisoner. The enemy had
Ave six killed and from fifteen TO twenty wounded.
Yankee ofesr killed in attempting crsss Pa
gan creek ina barge. with view Of eommun nicsti1g
with asu. Graham. Whiist Ia snthfsId Graham com.
planned very much Of The "bushwhaekers" which he
said were infsStE that section snd expressed much
regret At the death Of the officer who killed In the
bEFFe.
Well informed psnssnG from that region express the
SpHion tSEt Burnsides eIPedon has not eff Ann sPO
lis and that the expedition Of last week only to
escsrtsin what Confederate force in that locality
The ferce Al SutAeld consisted of tbs 4th MasEaehu
setts, Aiehigsn and WiseoRsln egmsnt, and New
jersey battery. The "a Massachusetts, usa on duty
not long since At Ohsrlsatou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

A FRAUD As there sre parties now engaged
in buying up treasury notes Of denominations
over 6ve dollars, and sending them across the
Mississippi 50 as 10 defraud the GJvernmens Of
the one-,hird which tie law sxsOss for NOT fund
ing them on The lat Of April, The Richmond Ea-
quirsT calls upon the Secretary Of the Treasury
70 take some measure to ssOp the fraud upon
the GJvarnment Better wait for action by
Congress; the Secretary has no authority to act
in the premiseH at present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

LATE HEws FROE AEuCO.-Ths Herald publshes
tbe tooVing ietter Of affairs IN MezFc0 which It CO.
d0rEeg Is being from thoroughly reliable source
Fl-RA CRUZ March e. ls64--1be French after meet.
Ing Vith Osses TebaEeo and biusutian havs
abandoned those places to the AeKieSIE They now
intend 90 kssP up vigorous blockade Of the csast from
here . TRbascO They ssnt about ten days ago. TIRES
hundred 70 TAmpco who went into the Interior
from that place but driven back BY the Mexican
with heavy loas, sHd obliged to forfy themselves
In be city. On idAy sst they hundred more
there q hey have also me- with heavy losses IN
More ia and GaudslaErA. SO says repert, aad il Is
generally oredi ed here. What do you think about
Mexico ~ e0uqUered county Do not the hsxicAns
rash into The arlts u the French
- A geausmaa came down from the city Of Mexico last
week, and r bbsd. he says there is scarcely .
sage paszn bstEeen Puebls and the city OF Mexico
taHi r0bbsu. How think you that aRrsss Wish
the Eoy reported hy the french fer home sOnsanp-
tiont-thai usa safely between this and the
city OF Mexico with bis pockets full Of doubl obs
We have the telegraph In full working order be-
tUsen ihE sns the city of Mexico Is rsporsd here
shat Uni 60 8ta es a ser CorWin viii go hons next
month j. IL SiHo reported in town that the French
have mes with severe rsysrsss In Csjsea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

THE FRUIT cROP IN THE SOUTH.-We are
clsd 70 believe, says the Charleston Mercury,
frona The numerous ASSURANCES which We have
recsived that the injury 70 the early fruit By the
resent cold weather is far from beirg as serious
.s has bsen generally supposed. We hear Ike
wise, from many quarters, that the flsi bloom
IN the pssch orchards, which Was killed by the
5ost, has been succeeded By second, which
looks well aad gives promise Of an sbundSnt
crop.
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OUR SPECIAL REPORTS


The Federal Defeat In LsuisIaua.
Special to the ApposLl
SEHAToBIA, via MOBILE, April 25-Ths 81 Louis
RsPabiean, cf ths Ala says the Red river sdaon
has net With sewers dissa sF. The third and fourth
divisions OF the I3sh army corps badly cut up.
TIE less in ths - corps Is two thousand, with
twenty-five pieces Of artillery.
Fhs Chicago Times" Of he 2Olh has 8 letter
from its correspondent dsssd Grand Eeore April II.
wnch says hs Chicago MsrsHnilis battery lost al M II
guns.
The ress vas complsts, avsn ousd ing BAH Run.
fhs order was, every Cor himself and the devil
take the hindaoss. The whols army Iu falling back
70 Grand EGore The expedition Is q tstsl failure p
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RAID IN ARKANSAS, NEAR MEsPms.-l

IEaID ~ aINhl5a5As1 NEAH EEEF HIs.-I
special TO the Cincinnati GSzstts from Memphis
mentions the following ~ having occurred
Last week u plundeTers under Csl Clark
Missourisn, formerly with bis men in the rebe
army, attacked the house of DR.. JOINER and NJ
Thorn ii Cache river bottom, some miles back
Of Hopeful, and took all the family supplies
Two rsmsined behind and wAylaid Mr.. Thorn,
who had sbtentsd himself, and demsnded his
greensacks. he drew a revolver and com.
menced firing and continued until both were
killed. One called himself Captain Clark, the
others name Was not known. The main body
returned and finding them dead, buried them,
then fired Ihorn's hOpse, which was burned e
the ground. he escaped and is now in the city
BE tells me that the rebel force under General
McCTEe and Colenel AsgeT are in the Beieh
boIhood, and hanging all Of ClArk's command
thGs they can catch.
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ARMY NEWS DEPOT

he following NEW BOOKS have juSs been rs-
Il ceiYsd By 7 N. hCrOH, At DsltoD, 4A:
Genera Orders from ths AdiutsEt and Inspee EEf
Gsnorsis Office
Andrews 4eantsd Artillery Drill
MAFtsT william All.ou, YOath Of Brillszt Tai
sntS Bh1 ruined bT bad luzk-
Skssshes of ths Frst Re Eiment Georgia TolfntssrI
tsgs her with the History Of ths 50 Es Esaf Gs0C-
z 3 V5unfeers.
ExBl aIst5ry Notes to Mrs.. Ssi1s r. Eniss-Hsg
Marrisg ge s1d It's OonssqusBcsL
Jack Morgan Sou gster. Just PuhiiShsd.
Also or hin4 and for sac,
Army Re u'a'iens HErf ssis TaseeA
WASHERS Cav1sry Taetirs
Jean Vsiissn, Etsld e. Firsyl1s NoTsistts,
Ksutusky Bstils Song beaatifEi F-s psgs, sts.
EUsI0. lIILIFARY WORKS,
And ether Books ordered Ehsn desired
a ACTON
Army News Agent
Array of ennr ssse,
ap27 ~ DAN Ca
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TMR TRAAFaRs, CONVENTION AT
KNOXFALLE.


This asssmblags was in session at Knoxville
on the l4lh. DAN. TREwHTTT inside two hours
speech in favor Of q convention Of ths peepls,
and emancipation in Tennessss. JOHN B8xTOE
IS reported having A." made an artful and sophis-
ticAsed plan for pardOning all rebelsi" BROwE-
Low, as having 'InAds one Of the ablest HpseOhes
of his life, proving that governments had 81
ways used negro soldiers, aud in favor Of con
Tsntion and freedom :" Gan SPEARS " founder.
cd thrss hours 10 the annoyance of everybody" J"
L. C. HOBK delivered an elaborate argument
against she morality OF slavery" and Col. TEN
PIE delivered middle ground speech. Such
is The report to the Nashville UaioH of the 18th
A second dispatch says
Warm times in the Convention today. Gsn.
Spears attacked Hood Of the Chattanooga Ga
zstle, and charged him with having edited the
Rebel Hood Fstorted, and the charge was hooted
down, il being too absurd. The General csmo
off second best, in the fight between the Radicals
and CoppsThsadE. No result yet, and the dis
cussiOn is exciting
THIRD DIsPATCH.-Ths Convention is still
IN session. BFOwuloW made this evening, the
! greatest speech of his lite on unconditional and
immediate emancipation Governor johnson is
/ present. The excitement is intense.
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a LEKGTHY FUKL0UgH A D alton letter 30
Ehe Roms Courier says: Large numbers cf
zscruits are s.ili joining the army 4 msmber
of Georgia regimsat in ssovalrs brigade Te-
eslty brought in sixtesn, and recsivsd s'x
hundred snd forty days furlough sasIefor--foriy
DAYS for each r-cr1it."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

SPUSET WOMAN IA propos Of the ssigs have
Sssn queer and interesting relic Of that sysnt Jaat
on hs very edge Of battle" between Forces
stood ten hy-teE log hut owaed BY paeky grinh vii
~. Our authorities, q reg 1lr-d her % come
lEiO the city, bat she refused, dsClsling she con
siald tha sriE= Hell st home In Knoxville. She
resisted ssutlY that he allowed remain Ac
din gy she piled mp reyood against the two exposed
ends Of the house high the gables and Carried ID
a supply 70 burn shut the door, AID thus yuatasrs5
through that uhOls fierce storm OF days An
hurt. The gAbsz were spotted Ike esI used tsrEs
the halls fr5m ther partys guns going alEsJ threHga
And thus the Irish widow aaood ne Esigs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-04-25

Oar ponden.s IN East Tsnnsasss ssrd Us The m
that he main forca O. Lo7RItrsets army bsd
iHen 9aek INTO Virgin esrlY al ne drst week n
W. ~ An ladspsndsnt body q his tro0ps AbouL
.a tns ntenion Of iOiaiag Joe JOhnusons forces In