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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-06-09
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EOn Thursday, June LIST, by Rev. T S. c.
Smith, FRANKLIN BOARMAN to Miss FRAN
CES E. HOLLAND, daughter of Robert W.
Holland, Esq, all Of Hartford county.
On the LIST instant, by the Rev. Philip Clark,
PHILIP @. GREENFIELD to Miss SUSAN NJ.
GORDON, all of Baltimore county.
On Tuesday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Mr..
O'Connor, DAVID NJ. DIXON to ANN ]. KERR,
all of Hartford county.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-06-09
DIR. ROBERT r. BOULDIN.

HAVING located in BEL AIR. and having had
IL the benefit of some hospital practice, respect
.MS~ Can be found at his fathers residence
opposite the Methodist Episcopal Church. je2
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1865-06-09

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Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

and others composing this Division.
VIII" have fought so long and SO well
in our holy cause. This Division
has campaigned in every part of the
State, and in almost every parish. lie
buried some Gifts heroic dead. These
veteran soldiers have fought with
distinguished vnlor upon every bat
,lrfield and earned the eternal graf
rude of every Louisianian. Texas
and Louisiana are ms parable. They
are united for veal or tor woe. Con
n"cted by close proximity, by blood
and by interest. they must ever exist
II der the same form of government.
in the same body politics. | claim
t h. right I" speak OF Texas and thu
IrxanS. L. the IN nth of May, \.
-, 1872, | landed at Galveston. with
company If volunteers from NJ =
-l>~ippi. ljnincd the Texan army
aid w1,h that company OF choic" ad-
v"ntHr" : -piilT-, We served The R''-
public of Texas for six months. Ii
WAS my good fortune I" learn prncti-
callv, the history Of her revolution.
and to make the Acquaintance" "f
many of her great men. Ii Is my
| belief that no nation, or Stale. has
ever surp t~>-d Texas, in true cnur-
90. and real sublime h-r"ism. The
names OF Travis. Milan. Bowl.
rocket aud karnc-. will live in
history with those of tn palmi"-t
days of chivalrv OF Richard tour d"
Lion and the Cid. knew Houston
and Burleson, aud the WhWr"us.
>hrcman-. CaIu"ron~, AID Fisher and
Neal, all distinguished as piouc".
-nldl,rS of T~Nas. Blu, with all their
,loN, s, nj al! their ralor, They did
not ~nrpas- those patriotic Texans.
who have fought and VIII" are No"
III Int mg the great battle Of their
country. soldiers of Eornrv'- htNi
sion. welcome to til. festivities Of
this occasion. Welcome to- the Il -
pitali.ivs "l Louisiana. Yea will!
see a., mbirl around you, lovely
women wi o have come to honor y"u
by their prrscuc" and cheer You with
thci. sweetest smiles.
God bless You God bless You :
Nvrv truly v"ur friend,
HENRY w. ALLEN.
i.,>-..,,lr ,. | .,pi- Siam
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Our Royal P1e~idcut

Under this caption the New York
Day Book gets Oft the following at
the expense Of the old Gorilla:
A Phi a !!cphia misc gen paper
gives an account of a sumptuou- six
teen wheeled car, just finished for
the widow maker 1t is thu most
elegant an! costly thing of the kind
ever seen in this country. l., has
sleeping apartments, a rarlor and II
secr"tarv'- Office. aud the ornamental
" ,rtk. executed by artists especially
chosen for the work. is beyond con-
ccp,ion, z rrg"ous. Thus it is that
"ur royal ruler proposes to pr.par.
his next four years reign. if in the
meantime all his plans" work just
As he expect them to. The total cost
# this new royal extravaganza is
"irhty thousand dollars ! The gro
tr-qUr appearance that old Abe will
nude in this NV and eli" CANT car can
b. NOR. easily imagined than des-
crihcd
a gent g nan of this city, who
call.L upon him last summer. at the
White House. during t c very warm
weather, found hun sitting in his
r ON with nothing OH but shit and
panraloons, and hi. bare feet stick
ing out of the window. The royal
joker declared that H., was trying the
Exp, rim"ut to see if il could no: cool
them. Whether he intends to tray, 81
around the country III his car, in the
same style OF refinement. remains TO
h. seen. \ hatboat, with one pole.
such a. II. formerly owned. would
evidently be more in accordance. with
Ii, au'ccrIents AID habits. Bat, We
suppose, he thinks he mus, get up
-,Fnrtuin- to GazZI" tn. eyes of his
hi"n-s-tIr poor. has.- born thralls
" no ity down their nrcks for him to
tranpIe npnn.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
storm it was impossible to have done

storm it was impossible to have done
any better.
Lieut.. Col. Buck Barry, I learn. 10
getting men together. in suffici
force to ii them off; for it will new
~ do to leave them where they are
on the head of the Concha. till spring
opens, for they will clean up this
little frontier district in short time;
and when it il do"c, some of the In
dian sympathizers can have chance
at them. and court their friendship, if
such they ever had.
There is supposed to be portion
of several tribes in the lay out; Pins.
Caddo, and kiowa, with Comanchi.
We have had an exceeding cold
winter with Us, n great deal Of snow
and any quantity of ice. Wheat
crops look very well and bid fair for
a fine harvest. The land is in fine
"rdrr now for blowing, and every
thing il. burst ;ng ahead. not bust
head getting ready tor planting
corn,
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
shreveport. Feb. Sth. 1868.

Cory
Shreveport, Feb. Sth. 1865.
.lIoyor- G.ncraL lain II. EorWcy in
Camp.
GENERAL: We the undrrSi gn-d
citizens Of the parishes OF Cadd" and
Bossier have the honor of otiel ing TO
YOU and TO the gallant men under
veur command, a complimentary
"Fe stival and Barhrcue' at such
time and place rs You may appoint.
In do NJ this, General. W. are
moved by a true sens. of the valu
able services rendered by this Divi.
sion, which you have now the signal
good fortune to command, to the
country in general and particularly
TO the two parishes above named. in
the glorious part which they took.
under Gen. Walker, IN the gain of the
battle of Mansfield on the e,h of
April, 1854.
| he people of these parishes well
understand that without Mut victory
they should not be now enjoying the
sweet comforts OF home and security
of property hu, would probably be
e iuc,G to the d stressed condition of
their unfortunate brothers III other
parts of the Con:cd-racy.
Therefore it is, because we appre-
ciate fully the services rendered by
thos. troops and the benefits that
victory has conferred upon us. and
because We now have good opportu
nty of thankil 6 them personally for
it, that We be beg on and them to
accept the tender of Il supplementary
..Festival and Barh-cuc.''
We take a second pleasure, in rX-
pressing to YOU the great admiration
and confidence which your d stin-
suiShed services have created in our
breasts, and feel convinced that under
rhe leadership of such a soldier as
YOU, the "Old Walker Division" viii
have nothing to regr"t in the past.
We remain, true. al. with the
highest esteem and respect
Your Very ob't srrv'ts and friends,
(Here follows long list of narn-sJ
The above letter was pr, snt-d 20
Gen Fornrv by a committee of citi-
Z ms, having at its head Judge TLo~
L. Land.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

On last Tuesday the Editor and
the whole force of this establishment
We're invited to dinner at Fanny's
Restaurant, on Texas street, near
Edward. We were not n little as
tonished at the bill of fare, and can
safely recommend the establishment,
for good victuals, served up in a
clean style. Bon vivants :. Guild
visit Fanny's, and they'll be remind
ed OF old times. Success t" ia, in
e,i-u1iou.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

vote. rejected III. hill nuttinp 300
600 n.cro.s i, ,h. ,rmv
In H.. .,o,n.,,.,, u,..bor,s
Run. on til. evening of tn. 9th. the
Federal loss in killed was > officers
aud &C men; wounded, IS officers
and ASH men; mi, sing. 4 officers and
$50 men. Tntal, 81 officers and lli,
men. out of 1000 men. Thi. is tn.
loss in Warren's corps. Loss in the
SiNth corps not known. but believed
to be. slight-.srpatrst loss in killed.
Gen. P-gr-m KILLED.
The amendment to the Federal
Constitution aholi,hing slavery in
the l. :. hn- not been ratified by
u aware and kentucky. and con-r.
qurutiy the am-rd,n,ni is lost. ~ i,
requires iw"-thI:':s @! all the State
i" 'at'iy IT.
lh" following is from the St. Louis
Republican of the 18th.
New York, Feb. IA special 10
til" New York World says our losses
Il. the battle of Uatchrr's Run ar.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
| Copy !
ii,d Or'S. EOrncy'S Division.

SiikEN EiDk /! Lii. l u. l-O'.
Mr.. ThoS. T. Land, Chairman %
tOnni'tiCe
SIR-I have he houor 70 ack uowl-
edge through you. An imitation on
the part of the cit Iens oftho parishes
of Caddo and B"-sier 10 myself and
the Division which | have the honor
to command, to accept of a t"siimo-
nial FESTIVAL and Barhecue.' W.,
receive the invitation with full APP
probation ofthe generous sentiments
which prompted it, and would BE-
pleased to meet the committee and
citizens on Col. Watson's Grounds.
on the Marshall road, on Saturday.
the 18th inst.
The letter of invitation will be
published to the troops of the Dlvi-
sion.
| have the honor to be
Very resp'v. your ob't srrv't
(Signed) JNO. II. FORNEY.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
y ,rr'E y or ARkhN~ W.

We make tn following extract
from lr,,rr received by Us, dated
St"phrnvillr, Erath CO., Texas, jan
20, 1868:
We have the Indians. at present.
quite thick on our frontier. Ca, mi
iitia, about 400 strong. Engaged them
on or about the Sth inst, and after
an eng.,- IN ut ct about six Ii ure
our men h ID to draw off, as th,. In
dams continued t. reinforce from III"
time the tigh; began until it ended.
Tn- Indians arr we'll armed and
equipped, with good guns. all appar-
entity new ones. long range. We lost
in the militia, 10 killed aud % woun
drd. The frontier companies lost 3
killed and Is wounded. Among the
killed was three OF the militia Cap
Observation-Disclosures and Culver. of
Erarh county, and Barnes of Bosque
county. The Commander, Captain
Totten. displayed great courag" and
skill. as we'll a Captains Pngh aud
Ca,hey Of the militia. and Capt. Gu
ington aud Fossr,, of the X .mgers.
From all accounts the men had TO
buck to it with all their courage
Tn. snow was from S to Is inches
deep all the time. The supposed
number of Indian warriors was from
500 to 500. Owing TO the snow
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
From the New Orleans Times of

From the New Orleans Times of
December 10, we copy the following:
Lieutenant Commander George
Brown of the United State gunboat
1tasca, writing to the Navy Depart
ment from off Pass Cavallo, Texas,
under date of Deoember-, repor s
that on that day he captured the
schooner Carrier MAR, from Tampi-
co, about fifteen miles to the South
east of Pass Cavallo lighthouse. On
the day before he chased ashore a
schooner of about 1000 tons. which
was bound into Matagorda Bay. The
schooner was afterwards destroyed
by a she'll from the Itasca.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Mr. DICKINSON will you please
publish in The next number Of your
paper, the following correspondence,
relative to the tender OF a compli-
mentary "Festival Ra 'becue," by
the citizens of the Parishes of Caddo
and Bossier. to Major Gen. Forney
and his division.
l avail my self of this opportsnity
and at the request of the several
COMMITTEES, to return the Commit
tees warm st thanks to those VIII"
contributed in money. PROVISIONS "'
otherwise, to the soldiers "t'rte.
Specially to the ladies', as always Is
due the largest amount of praise.
Nav the return Of like festivities
keep alive in the minds of the peo-
Pile and soldiery, the recollection OF
their common origin and interest.
1t will have The good effect OF
strengthening the arm of the military
while it secures the rights Of both
Particularly at this present junct"re
of our affairs, have We need of har'
monv, and nothing will tend more to
preserve it, than manifestations,
that kind.
Tn. speeches of Col. Bush, Col
Geo. Fl"urnov and Col. Il. l.. HUI
bard will appear in the papers so""
Very respectfully
Your obi. serv't
ULCER LAU\E.
CIR. Src'v. OF Com
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

Oh NtN I'll UNI. L Ed. IDtu 1910. }
Cory.
Col. Ho. NJ. Sandige, !Shrerepo,t,
La:
Ny DEAR SIR-1n consequence of
very urgent business of State, calling
me to Natchitoches, | shall not be
able to attend the Barbecue given to
Forney's Division, by the citizens f
this vicinity, on Saturday the 18Th
inst. 1t is my wish that you should
be present on that occasion and ex-
press TO those brave troops, officers.
officers and pri-
Yates, my deep regret at not having
the privilege ofjoining them. 1t was
my sincere desire as Governor of the
State, to welcome to the hospitaities
,f Louisiana, those gallant Texans
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

To Mr.. T. La~re. CoIrcvonding
Secretary ofMe Commi'/ce far the
arrangement Of the Soldiers Bar
bccue:
DEAR SIR-Being DESTROYS of con-
trbuting in some suitable and appro-
pirate manner to the "FrStival aud
Barbecue - given to our gallant sol
diers. the undersigned ladies OF
Shreveport, tender their services ior
that purpose. Very respectfully,
Mrs. Judge Jones, Mrs. DIR. Allen
Mrs. Dr. Ball, Mrs. DIR b ckham,
Mrs. Gerard, Mrs. Grain, and others.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

lie knows, a well rs any man,
that many among US are Very S-nsi-
BILE oar AFT airs hav" Il ."u misrnanay-!
and our resources wasted and trirtrI-
ed away-that Their" is on TIN. &C.
count, n good deal of satisfaction
against the Confederate Government.
which dissatisfied, ion, moreover, i
increasing ana coming To- "A head -
But Seward also knows very we'll
that II this bodies no good to his
" MON" II is no reaction in favor
OF the OH Union, but on the contrary,
"a well founded Indignation against a
course of adminisi ration which wnu 4
end in throwing us into the clutch Of
the Washington concern. Far from
endang-ring our independence. this
wholesome disaffrction insur-s il. If
we Went on, indeed, blindly and
stupidity praising everything done by
our Chief Magistrate rs if he were
brother to the sun and moon. twhcr.-
as Seward knows exactlv-too well,
whit he isl then that astute minister
might be pleased, and say to himself.
like Cromwell ut Dunbar. " Now |
know that the Lord hath delivered
them into mine hand"
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

The Chicago Tribune publishes a
list of the residents of that city who
pay taxes on incomes of $4,000 and
upwards. The heaviest tax payer
is Porter Palmer, his income being
S333,4S3 John V. Farwell. income
Sl97, 1852, and Peter Schulter, income
slO3,73l, are the only persons with
incomes above 100000.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
The Washington correspondent Of

The Washington correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Ledger writes:
There is a fear that the bulk of The.
cotton captured by our forces at Sa-
vannah will be claimed as the prop
erty of foreign subjects. On 40 other
ground can the failure of the rebels
to destroy so valuable property be
accounted for. 1t is known that there
arr many bales in the South, stored
as are those at Savannah, in secure
warehouses, that have been bought
at low figure by foreign residents
at the South, or upon orders from
abroad, with the understanding that
the cotton is to be held until the
declaration of peace, or the blockade
of the port shall be raised and afford
it a safe outlet.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Attenti o n!-Persons arriving
with, or receiving, late southern or
northern papers. will oblige lis and
benefit our readers, by loaning them
to the editor, if only for an hour
Items of news also solicited.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Several gentlemen are forming
themselves into Tl,espian Society
and will give an entertainment for
the benefit of the Soldiers Home
Particulars next week.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

We had the pleasure of meeting
with Mr.. J. V. Hamilton, Editor OF
the Tyler Reporter, and Mr.. J. a
Carpenter, Editor of the Confederate,
News. We We're pleased to find both
gentlemen locking well and in fine
spirits.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

BY reference elsewhere, it will be
seen that the 10th cay of March is
to be observed as a day of fasting
and prayer.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

i .a-se number of Federal priso
-+rs arrived here on last Tuesday
evening. from Texas. on their way
70 De exchanged. We may soon ex-
pect TO welcome home those of. our
friends who are below. waiting for
the exchange.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

The name of Capt. L. NJ. Mutt az
pears in to-dsy's paper as candi-
date for Judge of this District. The
name of the Hon. Roland Jones is
also announced.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Wanted to purchase Il font of Min
ion Or BREWER, not much worn. Ad-
dress the Editor of this paper, stating
how many pounds. and how much is
wanted per pound, in New Issue.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Though the guhrrnatorial election
in Texas does not take place until
August, still we notice the names OF
many prominent gentlemen spoken
of by some of the Texas papers, in
connection with that important posi-
ton. We are pleased to notice that
Col. Ed. Clark is favorably thought
of by his friends at home, and DO
doubt his chances, if run, will be
fair.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

The History of the "Old Sibley
Brigade" is now ready for delivery.
See advertisement els, where.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
Prncia NATION by tlae Presi-
dent.


b" Congress OF tn" 'nhi,'!erat-
0.'',~ haze by !"in' '''S"'u ION m
, '''.' :" "Pi'''"' Il ,"l VI P'o.,I
ia~ti. Z hnn'Il"tlo" and prayer, with
'hhH-~- F'hS /" Ann Sh,E '""' -
: ""r N".'ihi! "H'y AZ an 'hl'S' a.!"
"""'' NP',''h''t III 7'"S"i, VI P'r''e
ir!b ani ad""r-lfv- 10 acknn~itdg.
orr lrprud.ncr on his mercy, and to
I.,,- H. Lr,u.,l,. .,,Lrni--i.,u y tnr,. His
IL
''' 1,'"'' '''''' ~Ni"- '"' '''''''''' 7''''
-ipp!ica'lnG ll!- gracious PARDON
iIl!priu. liz divine help, and de-
,.,,r.'y r,.,.l.,.in., thanks for III. ma
,,.,..l, u L..
~ "i'.' -''"' ''''9'''- "'''>'' ''''7
Ech NE. I" NJ.
l., the ArH.f- a.: our people turn
....,....,... ..,.T ,rrs,f,lIv NM, Cod
~; ,1,a.
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HAuN til" corrections 81 a ia'h"r' a'u
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Rain, RAIN Rain!, Is the or
c-- u che day: and as atural con-
sequence We have p.enty of mud and
l.E- waters
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
Communicated.
SHREVEPORT, La, Feb. %, lSG,

Mr.. Editor:
have read with feelings of unal-
Logged satisfaction, the able message
of your patriotic Chief Magistrate to
the Legislature of your state. In
this document he has most freely de-
mons,rated what enc gy and n deter
rnincd purposr can accomplish. 1t
| is truly an admirable document, and
reflects equal honor to bis head and
heart; ii disclosrs financial ability Of
! the first order, and II concentration OF
pnrpos. at once worthy of the man.
his STATE, and of imitation by the
Executives of other States.
| Tho people of til" State Of Louis
lana are truly fortunate; combined
with the III. It active and cncrget c
mind, this message presents one re
markahlc feature: the strong desire
apparent on every page, not only to
relieve the people to til" utmost "X-
tent. but a determination TO deN"iope
every p"ssihl" resource of he State,
and drive suffering and want from
every hearth-ton".
The object. Mr. Editor. OF thus
commune cation. il not So much TO pay
Gov. Allen Il compliment 50 justly
I deserved, "a to enquire, through the
rnc diun Of your excellent journal. if
| the Executive of nay "wu STATE, Ar
knn-aw, has win 81 a ..r- activity
and energy Il purpose. and II he has
not, why! That b. has neglected
this vital matter. l. potent to every
citizen OF cur hrl"v'd state. VIII"
feels interest enough IN TIA" aitairs
! OF the state to make the cuIuj. Y.
/ Have tn" poor wurAru, tue wives.
/ daughters. moth'r~ and sisters. OF rs
/ fine. gallant and patriotic u body Of
men ever lived or died. been arn-
ply provided tog! H. he tu-t.,il..
arm of thu :~:s.t, government been
/ thrown around them, t. shield and
protect! Has the Legislature been
rrml,- hv not Inai,iu- laws for the
benefit OF III" whplr people! 1t they
hav" been so r"Ini-S. why has not
the EN"cuti." taken ,h- responsible
ity and supplied 10y activity ANA IN
rr-y their Lrtau!N Can it To- posi-
hI. that our worthy Govcuor can sit
pa--iv, " and witness their distress.
'hrir w"ut-, th,ir 9uirrlng~, and not
t." fore i y impressed hat il Is his
houud"n duty To interior" when
faulty Legislation has been nr-lrct-
tu! l. it possible ;hat, with tie grrat
success OF the acts nf your Lrgi>la-
tur,. and Governor constantly brtor"
his eyes, our Governor will longer
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

The n. O. Times says that sixteen
years ago Grant was setting type in
an Ohio printing Office.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28

Maj. Rose arrived in this city on
last thursday. and, as usual, placed
US under lasting obligations for file
Of papers.
Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1864-1865, 1865-02-28
\. II. STEPHENS,
X. NJ. Il. HUNTER.
.JoHN \. CAMPBELL.

''"> a. 'N"r" f''h'
Charleston, trt. e - ii" press re-
porter says, scouts report Il force, OF
the enemy twelve miles from Silver
IRE" Run. Another body l. moving
ON Matthew'S Bluff and haug"hurS
Road. cr"s.iu- til" S"Itrl"tchir at
futord : bridge, ana moving IN hu-
ford and Blackwell road. strong
force crossed lett OF Adam : ORD;
-k'rm'~h'ng l. gong on ;hrr".
i'"t"I 7t"rg' REQ. Il here was
heavy h''nS on our r. E"f yesterday
ana to-day winch resulted 'a'oF''iy
I" "nr army
During RECONNAISSANCE mad"
against i"-run' "mH Ha'rii'r :
hu", the enemy attacked ana !'Icro
his DIVISION back som" al>th"c". Ne
was reinforced by Gen. '"rH"m H'-
vision "h'n IN 'nfn IN" enemy was
forced back. y second ''m"' the u
"mv bong reinforce" 10y a corps a.
,''N"" an" drove our men, u''t'i II"
'Ai''.' beng strengthened 10y Ma
. on" "'N'N'"n' r"'i''"'t"''H 10y III
''rS"h' " gran" 'IaiS" ny ia" NV" d'-
lines broken. \ running FIGHT wa,
kent up until dark. when the Yau-
kc"s took shelter in ,hrir works ON
Hatcher, Run. from which they
were. no, driven.
Gen r.pran was killed. MANY If
thu, enemy were kl...d al. wound .d.
and "A lew taken prisoners. hi
morning the enemy advanced and
charged my lines south Of Eur..-s'
Mills, but wrr,. hands ,ln,lv r.pu : 4
Ina charge upon til, enemy '.rn.
~orr.lI. @, Georgia. wa- PAINFULLY
wounded. I.ry heavy firing wa
nra;,! larr hi, afternoon. in th, sam.
dir .,inn. hut IN. caus. i. not a-c.,-
ia ned.
Macon. Ga. Feb. S-Advicr- from
:. Carolina state that ON the ~ hu,
ril. ror,.-,s,,r, on the opposite banks
of IN. Sulkrharchi..
p,.,nr 81 Yankees crossed The.
River. v.ai-, deem. b.fwr.u BraA;ou
.,-I Rivers hriGrr. and also aho..,.
the. latter. tiaukin, our position. G, m
prtliu.- cur forces to fail back brDiul
the L4i-,o.
At NIyrr- Bridge. thr fighting
was quite sharp for several hours.
Tn. 10th Ga. state Troops ,ut red
severely.
On The 9TH it was r,pur',i that
the enemy had not yet ,.o~-rL Elv-
e. : Bridge, til" I,th rTuN corps j.
stated to b" at bTnwr.I' I. II. lt"h.
W caunonadin- reported heard AL
lay in the direction OF bNmnUrn. l.
l. reported that Sherman IL marching
IN lirnnch",lI" with two '".nmn~ "t
l'."'' men, - was TitI,','" II,
"'hIt "''rlIP' - cur '''' '',''''''''. ~
midway II" WIZ T''~' ''N' w