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Army or thf. Potomac. 1 Union Mills, Va , Aug. 2, ’01. jEds. Sun: Nothing of interest in theway of military operations, which 1• . ; -would he at liberty to communicate, has transpired hince my last. The 0th Ala* bama regiment is still at this place. Gen. Ewell’s Brigade has been reorganized and is now composed of the 5th, Oth, aud 12th; Alabama Regiments, 12th M issi^sippi Regiment, and two companies of Virginia | Cavalry.The Lincolnites had opened communication by Railroad on the 21st July, be-I tween Alexandria and Fairfax Station by rcmoviug the obstacles placed on the road and rebuilding the Bridges destroyed by the Confederates, and communica tion also by Telegraph to Fairfax C. 11.A large party of Federalists, among whom were members of Congress, of theCabinet, Reporters for the Press, many distinguished citizens and a large numberI of ladies.followed the grand Federal Army and were at Fairfax Court House during ! the battle oi Stone Bridge, and had comei nrenared with all the nw»pssiri'
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Columbus Weekly Sun
Columbus, Georgia, US
Tue, Aug 13, 1861
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