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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-10
FROM SOUTHWESTERN VIRGIN1A-DEFEA1
0F BuRB2LDGE.

FROM SOUTHWESTERN v1RG1N1A-DEFEAT
OF BURB 2IDGE.
Disnafches from Cincinnati 10 the Northern
papers, this morning, state that .6uronoRe'
with twenty-i FIVE hnndrel mounted infantry
ked Saltville, in Southwestern Virginia
whore extensive salt works are located he
"a said TO have carried two redoubts, capturing
$50 prisoners and number Of horses, II ues,
and cattle. with but small loss. Colonel Ma.
son. =llth Michigan, was killed and Colonel
Hansom, acting brigadier general, wounded.
Finding the place strongly fortified and defend
ed by large force under Breckenridge ano
Ecbols. Burbridge withdrew during the night
leaving his wounded The Confederafes par
sned him about eight miles, Gen. Burorldse
| nassed through Covington this afternoon, Ell
route to lexington.
The following are the official dispatches OF
Gems Eyiols and Lee, in relation TO the above
SALTvILLE, Oct. 8, 1864.
| 70 Major General Keoeper:
We whipped the enemy badly here yester
dav and he has retired in confusion, leaving
his dead and wounded in our hands among
hem Rrgadler General and good. many
| ntfours There were Two or three reglneuts
ot negro troops, which were badly, cur ~ -
rhe reserves and detailed men acted splenaidly.
| The enemy's force was about slx thousano, AZ
,,aar 80. - we could estimate. We are IN hot
pursuit. p,;s;as s'on As t2S;er.l
uo,ps ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA,
October 3, 1864.
Hon.. Secretary Of War:
General Bre> kinrdge reports that the enemy
attack ed Satyiile on the 81 inst, and lecea'eo
! a loody repul,e:: o4 80,
| They retired during the nj eht n great con
fusion, apparently IN the a'recl''' ~ oa''s
River, leaving most VI lhe'f oeao "''o "o1'0HN
| IN our bands
He is pursuing them.
| All Of uur troops behaved well:
az " f. E. LEE.
snecial agents have been appointed tor the
nnr.hase Of cotton on u. S. government ac
connt. the object icing to encourage the. seno'
Ing 70 market Of the crops In the Confederate
territory. Tie regulations OF the y. 8 lrea'
NV Departmept are to be enforced in conJunc'
t;,,n with the military authority. Inc 1ollow
;no a,e the names of the agents: George n
Elsry of New ork, at Memphis; . y. Gut
of Missouri, at New Orleans, aud Green
Adams. Of Kentucky, at Nashville Inc last
named will resign his present position as o'1'n
A,,a;sor cf the Treasury to accept OF that ap'
pointment ---..u.- ----
A dispatch from Washington states ttlai 'ne
ronorf ~ Mr.. Davis speech ct Macon IS not
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-10
PuBL1sHED tDAILY) BY
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
81 - OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
s.ones 1. formerly French's) Book Store.
Mr.. stanton's Dispatch.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
" AsHrNar IN. Oct. 8, 1864.

s. NAsHINGT IN. Oct. 8, 1864
Manor General Die, Nel0 Yorl;
This department has received the following
ranorts Of the enemy $ assault yesterday upon
Gen. Butler lines, their subsequent repuise'
and General Birney' brilliant action, driving
the enemy to their inner line Of lntreochments
around Richmond
"HR'Rs DEPT VIRGINIA AND n. CARoLlNA'
$3.50 P. NJ. October7
"Lleute1ant General Grant:
.,At 6. 80 A. NJ the enemy having moVen
FIELDS aud zHoke's division from the , lett. at
Cban;n's ! farm around to our right al. DaroAto"n
raad attacked with spirit Heoerai kautz > "a
va|rv IN their entrenchnents, on! Grove MIN
b,ck with small loss Of men, but with the loss
: " rhe ena1nv suffered very considerable loss
n h;s attack Tue enemy then swept doWn
the. entrenchments toward Birney, who, having
thr,wn back his right, waited their assault "a, Sna
repnls led it, with heavy loss to the enemy ~ "e
e,eny in the meantime advanced toWa 1'' Sew
Market, but.Were met sby afofce az tle oisnai
tower. =, So so,d;no
Riney with two divisions up the DaroytoWn
road. !, p:..>
.sThe enemy has retreated as he blrney)
aavance3 and ha: occuniel the entrencnmenES
which fine enemy took from kautz, and were
fortifying for themselves. :l.h -
ssn1r |os, has been small; not one eighth OF
tha anamu,s We have about one hundred
nr;sonera ~; o,ea' : B. F BUTLER,
p't'oA04s+ ssMajor General.
uHo,ps nEpT. VIRGINIA. AND u. CAROLINA,
:. ~ .October7, 20 T. NJ.
.o;uaa 40 'o'o B. f. .BUTLER.
s'''ea ssHo'Rs. TENTH ARMY CORPS,
az ~. 0,,1 10 Is A. VI:
|. "Majo, General Butler:
VI =. "a rennlsed the attack OF the enemy
on our ipht flank with great slaughter;, !. ne
troons seem 10 be Fields and ~h'cketts p'sl-
Sims. 7 send you a batch OF prisoner. all1
extending my right faux he enemy seeh
to be entrenching on the yarev E, T1an. 1,'L
M ajor General
No RS. DEPT V1RolNlA AND \ I - nAKoLESA' 3 i
Lieutenant General US Gram
General Birney has regain ID zen kaufz
Old nosition, and holds the enemy !" the
inner line ST entrcnchments around nlc.'s'fop.''
extending from the DaIoy5oWn 'oau2 ~ u IA
nect With Weitzel, on the ie1e' near rors 1aa'-
rson ss Datou,.,,a
w. We have much the sbestof this dsy, 8 work;
"a thousand atleastoi the enemy -k1lied ano
sounded, a hundred prisoners, and bloody
tepulse -. n..1,,. a;;s;oa
Gen. Gregg, commanding f'ed, ID 8 8. DIVISION,
isreported, by lady who saw the 70 e., oooy' as
Gled. .: r.. bOlLEn; ),
-. 8 @.-- Major General
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-10

Twenty three bears have been killed lately
in tbe town of Lewiston, Maine. Their sp-
pearance in such numbers in that part Of Che
State is thought BY old hunters 70 Indicate 8
hard Winter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-10

Some Of the Philadelphia papers, having
published reports Of q disaster to Grant army;
as a means of alIaying the excitement caused
thereby and for other reasons, Mr.. Lincoln on
Sunday afternoon forwarded the following dis
patch to Gen. Simon Cameron, Philadelphia:
There is absolutely no news here from Ghe
Army OF the Potomac MT published. IN SGan.
tor bulletin CT yesterday and betore Inc
line is open, and mere business dispatches are
passing oyer it. Have no alarm or bogus .Gfss
spatches. a. iiNcoAN'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

en- locomotives and eighty cara, and
evacuated Atlanta, which, on the next
day, Sept ID wsS occupied by the corps
left for shat purpose, Major General
Sloeum Commanding.
We followed the rstresting rebel army
to near Loveioy's Station, thirty miles
south of Atlanta, where, 6sdiBg him
strongly enuenched, | eoncluded il would
not pay to assault, as we had already
gained the great obiecs Of the campaign,
VIZ Atlanta
Accordingly, the army gradually and
leisarely returned TO Atlanta, and it Is
nov eamped eight miles south Of the
city, and tomorrow will move the camps
appointed
su now writing in Atlanta. 80
could not be uneasy in regard to our sit
nation.
We have. as the result Of this quick,
ard as think, well executed movement,
twsnty-se-en guns, over three thousani
prisoners, have buried over four hundred
rebel dead, aud left as many wounded
that could DOT Be removed.
The rebels have lost, besides the i'm
portSHt eitv Of Atlanta, stores, &e., 500
dead, $500 wounded, and 5000 prs
oners
Our aggregate loss VIII not foot up
500
II that is hot success don't know
what Is
(signsd,1 VT. sHrsxsx,
Major General
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Patriotic Letter from Gen. Grant.
HEADQRs AMY or TIE U =,
e Cty Point, August l6, 1864
Hon r. b. WashblFns.

HEsDQ'R Army or THE U =
CITY Point, August l6, 1861
Hon. r. b FasAblpns:
DEAR sIE;-T state to all citizens who
visit me that All we want nov to insure
an early restoration OF the Union is
determined unity Of seahment North
The rebels have now in their ranks their
LAST man The little boys aud old men
are guarding prisoners, guarding rail-
road bridges, and forming good part
Of their garrisons for intreuehed posi-.
tons. A man lost BY them cannot BE-
replaced They have robbed the cradle
and the grave eqaAlly 10 get their pres
ent force. lSssldrs what they lose in
fFeque1t skirmishss and battes, lhey are
nov 10 Ing rom desertionf and other
eaases, ht least one regiment per day
With lhis upon them, the end Is not far
disiapb il We sill onlF be true to our
selves Iheir only hope is in a divided
North Ttlis might give them reinforce
q ests from Tennessee, Ksnincky, Mary
iani and N ssouri, while u woala weak
en- rs, Wah the draft qaietly enforced
The enemy would be Respondent aud
make bat little resistance I have no
sinubt bat the enemy are exceedingly
anxious 10 hold out until aitsf the Pres,
ieutinl sleesioa. They have macy hopes
from rs "a e. They hope Ter a coun-
Ter reyolaton. Ties hope for the eiee
s'os Z : peace candidate Ia fact, like
AseaN Der. they hope f5r something 70
tam up 0aF peace lriead II they ex.
pses peace from separation are mach
mistaken Il would be but The begin
ming oi var, witt thousands Of Northern
men joiaiug the South. because Of cor
Il sgraee ia allasang separation. To-
have peace on aHy terms, the South
zoald demand the restoratiua OF their
slaves already freed They woaia de-
rnand Indemnity for the losses sus,a'ued.
and ihsy w0uld demand a treaty whlch
Nosld make the North slave-hanters fos
the soush They would demaad pay for
or the festoration % every slave escaped
10 the North
Yours traIy,
Z. s GRAET.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Campaign Documents.

The Union Congregational Committee,
At Washington. ii addition to doeamen,s
already pablisbe1, proposes to issue in
neaiately The followisg documents for
distribution among the people
/ MeCleIlans Military Career Re
viewed and Exposed
2 George II Pendleton. His Dis.
loTAi Record and Anteeeienta
g. The Chicago Copperhead Convsn-
ton: The Men who Composed and Con
trolEed Il
Base Surrender q The Copperhesds
10 Rebels in Arms
5. The Military and Naval Sitaatios,
aud the Glorious Achievements Of our
Soldiers and Sailors.
8. A Few Pain Words With The Pri-
vata Soldier
Z. What Lipcoln's Administration has
Done
5. Tbs History Of McCl.lIan's " Arbi-
! srAry Arrest" Of the Maryland LegiEla.
ture
3 Gan the Country Pay the Expenses
Of the War?
10 The Doctrines Of the copperhsads
North Identified with those of the Rebels
Soash
H. The Constitution Maintained and
Uphsld
II Rebel Terms Of Peace.
l3 Peace, 70 be Enduring, must be
Conquered
IA. A History of the Crueltiss and
Atrocities of the Rebellion.
Is. vEEidences Of a C0pperhead Con
spiracy IN The Northwest
The above documents will Be printed
ia Enghsh and German in eight-pasc
OF sixiesn-page pamphlets, and seat
I postage free, according to directions, a
1 the rate Of one Or two dollars per hun,
dred copies The plans and PURPOSES oi
the COpuerheads having been disclosed
| hy the action Of the Chicago Convention
they shoald at once be laid before the
/ loyal people Of the country. There il
bat two months between this and th'
1 election, and leagues, clubs, and indi
xiduais should lose ne tine Ia sendinl
! IL thesE orders Remitaacss should bs
made in greenbscks or drafts on New
York Ciay, payable TO the order o
James Harlan
! Address Free.
Hes. JANIS HARLAN,
He Washington, d. c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

lantA in she very nick Of time, when such
g victory alone could save the parsy of
Lincoln from irretrisvable ruin
Afte: referring 70 the absurdiy Of put.
ting up and patting down . commander
in the 6eld, according TO the crude views
or pevish faneies OF . funetionsry IN
Richmond, the Examiasr continues:
Nov is il not hard, is II not cruelty hard,
that the struggle of eight millions, who
sacrifice their money and their lives,
who groan in the excess OF exertion,
who wrench every muscle tin the blood
starts with the sweat. shoald come to
nsught, should end in the ruin Of Us all,
that the predictions and antipathies, the
pitiful personal feelings Of q single man
may BE indulgsd9 uessr
Again, IL says. the moral effect of the
loss of Atlanta, though il may be tenn
porary, will be great Il will render
incalculable assistance 70 the party Of
Lincoln, ahd obscure the prospects OF
peace, late 80 bright Il mar eBahle
them TO execute the draft Il will diffuse
gloom over the South. This depression,
however, may be speedily relieved IL the
AutntAt@sEaAtoh hA1 FaFA Hf rN4tANHSA
or unsel1sh patriotism TIE reinssate-
meat Of johnson or the appointment of
Beauregard would 81 ones restore the
confidence Of the country aud army.
The ExaBsfaeT says late Bristol papers
state that u 10 be ahoat Wheeler dss-
troying ths great bridge over the Ten
nesses At London.
The same paper says he seems studi-
oasiy to avoid the enemy's bridges and
lines Of communication, and dsvotes
himself ts running about the eountry and
picking up small lots Of prisoners
The Sentinel closes an article on the
the situation as follows: aas
"The only praeticsl moral ws can
draw from all this is that the confedsr-
te States never bad more need Of an
fectlve army, g diligeut conscription,
spd vigilant leaders, and the hurrying Of
more men TO the frou', than At this
hour." q saassIs ste
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
Cedron Bittsrs

Oas trial and you viii raqer uas any sthsgs.
10 4 not necesaary te publish . louk list II a.
rssss fnr whieh the Osdren nittern are = spsolae.
] n al dl=rssrs OF the sT0asAOH, BOW
ELS LIVER or KIDNEYS "a ~ 81
a al aiectaons of the BRAIN DEPEND
s1G UPON HANGEMEhT OF
THE sTOMACH on u0WELst
Ia GnNT, NHEUM ATfsM AND WEW~
NALEIAt TTTT
Ana ia FEVER AND AoUEs
ttta destined 10 supsras.le ali tArr ~ ennsffas II
sat 7hlY cures these diaeases but IL raHvnnxs
.aem
A vine glass hsIi Of ff-4 Blttsrs taken An hen<
bsfore each ssai wlll obxlats the l enscta Of the
mnst aakeaithy cslmatss aud sursas ths psrson
iaklng u agAinst disaass undar the moaa frytng
rqfsesarer. sr HaHl'f
sold By Druggists aud 0rocurs generally.
Ee~nr. I0Hh BOtIsa Friaelnai Onoa Tfak
.trrst, Louisville, NJ tffall Fhul
Sold BY pETEH vrERLrx0
tehs sole Agent. Esansailia. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
ESTABLISHED, 1881
SCHOOL
Mathematical
AND
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
JOHN A. ALLEN: Principal,

SFaduete ef tke { $ Military AeAasny. weat
Foinfs and for nssny ,esr- an inssracsar
Of yuuth
fAE SECOND SIS 'tuN OF THIS SCHOOL,
VII eommenos on Nouday. eptsmbrr the
whi b 4 eornpiei b Mr. Behmss Con Rsr,,;sl
CoIlege.
khe coarse et study ieeluaes all the branches Of
: aeamrless kasiish and Classical eaaoafIon
The sfndsnss arr rsaaired 70 perform snch mill
tars exercises as cougrthute 60 aisciplia- bssith
and a. essy aad graceful carriage
The sehei sstic yeAF consists II two ssssions ef
twenty weekseschs
TrirToS $50 per session Of twenty weeks one.
half payztls - the sonuasaoemsat, aad ths ~
snes Al the uiadle o the srssioa.
30 dedpctl3n for withdrawal q Scholar from
fhs sehooi anrins the sessiaa. except in eases 81
pFefrActsd sickness.
pSIFokM--For winter, oas blue Cloth Round
Aeeut standing collar to heck in frost sinsle rev
of nine gils Buttons .U. ;. Artilieryl aud thrss
susalt epcs 70 hutioa he eats Cadet grey closh
fAntzloons. Ntth , sck c1rd "a the eut-r seam
tfam the Salst 70 the ankls, cue blue cloth Mill
tNff cap arrI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

ass eeeene honsskeid werd tkresxAsst the
" " west ana seuths and hts Wsrm Lczsn kss. in less
'aAR year amer their intrsd aetisn. attained g
,ePesstiea a. widespread e tAs osatissnt 81
Serth AnertoA- Bat the ersNutng slozs si. ala
te teaaatns e. b attained IN ks lsfsss ssesv.ry,
- F@,hee esAbinatieas fer be dees nes siaim %
% a1se eesn TIE diseerersr ef CEnR0N. wktsA h tAs
esss 81 the eitters sHsrsa ts tke pahlie
laAt heAor belengs te the hAttxs Inhabitants 81
.eett&a America, e who's IL xirtnss havs hsan
NnsSn toS mers thaa two hnadrsd years.I AZ = "a
q IA t, the Indian bids asaanoa ts the nesi asaa-
y malaria and handles Witkert fsar ne meet wee.
emeas serpeats. II 10 bsifsf with thsnn that
wetle thers Is breath isfs IN the seay ths csaron
-. = ~
while Or. Ball IL net prrparsa 10 ssasrss tais
tnfafAeant pretsnaian. be Is nsssrthsisas satis.
hed ffon thprcagh exaniaatiea sf The sxldsnss
relatixe 70 tts ytrtuess that IS fsnsdy Aat pre-
ventaiive for all diseases aFiaiag frou sxpoaara,
sisheF 70 the changes of weather AHd elmkts o. 80
tbs mlasmatio iafuencss, n stands Wisheat a VI.
val, and justly deserves the rsYaisfioa q kas -
Nans enjoyed in csatral Ansries and The wsst In
-. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

~ tss attendant traia efaymraama, ID acts meFs
tSe charm than . medicine. Thsre fs sothine
IN the range Of the nateriA Meaica. that fer ne
sect bar comparison vita Il in tkis dlssass.
taH Aooonnt of this wonderful pianf mAy -
y, psEes iss7 and isss EfHhtE.l -fa
series 81 sxperiasn = IN whicA Dr. Ball he's
- ~ yeaFs engaged, Aas inst bssA breught -
saesessiai trminsttnh AID be IA aew enabled g
aner te the pahiie eomtinafian 81 ce6ran. With
ethsf Approved tosicss the uAals preserved In he
psst quality % coaper-distilled Bourbon waitky,
'Aseh he is eanndeat hAs 90 equal 90 The worla.
mighi farnish voinuss ef esrtineats.. bat
sublie have long slnce issrusd 10 estinssa
-.ags ai their true value. Ths saiest plsn ia ~
ssery one 20 tat ior kimself Jks virtues Of q nav
medicine. Give MffFFfaT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
The Rebel dependence.

The editor Of the Britisk American,
Of Kingston, C. W., who was recently
at Halifax, reports conversation which
he had there with tae hrst officer Of the
rebel pirate Tallahassee. The rebel
pirate stated as follows
That the opinion was universal
among his people that the present cam
paign was the knal ous Of sIss Ear--
zoe South only requiring 10 hold their
Own during Ihs Prssidential canvass 81
The North, which would ens.re the sue
cess Of the Copperhead candidate, and
immediate negotiations for peace on the
basis Of southern indeps adeaee.
To still further encourage the South
to "hold their own during the PresideH-
'ial canvass" the Chicago ooavsntion
adopted an armistice piasformo This is
equivalent 10 telling them tha, sil they
wil hold out NATL she Chicago ticket Il
successful, their independence will cerr
tsinly be recognized. No mRa, who has
got brains enough 10 think for two con
seeutiys minutes, can fail 70 see that ~
armistiee can have no other result than
she recognition of the .Cozfedeszcy.
VaIlaSdigham, whsa be drsS up ths
platform. did'n. intend onythiHg else
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

In answer to a request that Msjor
General sherman would give details Of
the late operations before RtlAnts, in
order TO silence The cavil. Of those Who,
In the absence Of particulars, we're De.
uying that these operations wers, On the
whole, Federal success, be has written
the following 4'i- e
ATLASrA, September
On The 25th Of August. pursuant TO q
plan Of which she Wss Dep psetment bad
been fully dvissd, | left The 20th eorps
at the ChAttAhoochie bridge, and, With
the army, Gres OF from The siege, and,
using some consider able artifce to mis-
lead the enemy, mevei rapidly south,
and reached the best poias on the rail-
read, near Fsirborn, On the 9Th, and
broke ap twelve miles Of Il, then nov
ing east, my right approached the Ma
con railroad near Jonesboro, and nsF
+ left near Ro1gh-And-ReaSy. The snsmy
attacked the right wing of the Army OF
the Tennessee, and was completely beat
en-. On the 3lst, and during the com
bat, pushed the left aad centre rapidly
or the railroad zbose, between Rough
snd-Ready and Jeaesboro. OR the. Is
/ of September. We brake up about eIghi
miles of the Macon road, aud turned OF
the enemy at JUueSboro, assaulted bin
in his lines and carried them, eapturing
Gen. Gowan and 1900 prisoners, witt
eight guns and mach pluu6er Nigh
aions prevented soar capturing ali5 ?
HAEdess corps, watch escaped soutl
that night. EI-.---o .r....-r,
| That same night, Hood, in Atlanta
finding all his railways broken or in on
possession, blew mp his Aununision, ser
+ Uoc& 81 irs1 sboo5ssfaf zss- ci bsasds
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12

Dyspspsia, Hsryousn>s. and Debility. Dr.
strickIzad's Tonic. We car recommend thcse
suffering With loss Of appetite, Indigestion, sr
Dyspspsis, Nervousness and Nervous Debiiity, 70
strieki nd's fonie. Il is . vegetable prspar-
Ation. frse from alcoholic liquor Il strengthens
the whole nervous syStsa; IL creates good aPpe-
tlte, and is warranted 10 cure DyspspsiA and Ssr-
Eous Debility.
For ssis ~ Druygis;s gsnsrally. al 81 per bot
tie. Prspsred b Or A.siri, kiAnd, Kast Fourth
street. cineiunsfi. Ohio. seps-2sd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-12
gebsl view or The Fail - atlanta.

Rebel View or the Fall II atlanta.
TIE Richmond Exc1siner Of the 5'h,
com nsn ssagzon Hoods Off despatch
abnouneing biz disaster. says:
- How il vas, that after attacking the
enemy with two corps, near Jonesboro,
only Bardeeis corps was feft to resist the
assault Of the euems, can only be &C
coasseaf for bFisnpposlng that oar attack
failed to disl0dge the enemy, Hood
uithdrsw one Of them to Atlanta, leav-
ing Hardee 10 Lear the brunt aEone.
This be would hardly have done had he
noa nisealcnlated the eneny's designs.
He mus have believed The main body of
sherman army to have been in front Of
Atlanta, when in fact il was on Flint
River near Jonssboro twsntyzodd miles
south garz
The ExGHziHeT eOngranlates the South
that thoagh Atlanta IS lost, tie army IS
not, and says that the loss Of the former
is nothing, while the loss Of the latter
wozid have hsen wIthont rem edy.
+ Ia another article the Examiaer con-
f. demus- the removal of Johnston, saying
be was superseded BY Hood, COM
mander of division, VIGOROUSLY inca
pa5ie Of managing anything larger than
division. The result is disaster at At
-=r 80 20 sE.
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