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II » * • • » » « ^ ■ » ■ » -w1 » « • • ^ ■ m t * ' ’ ^ »t*’ ILf-ls. Front 1iu* ICi^h Re^imnit. ' uvvd Twkia:: Miles fii'.'M Vehmm.M'.'Nvii.j.e,)us Xovcmhor 2d, ldbd. ) ^The brigade !*'ft Oppeieusus on the I morning of the 1st iost., and reached I this camp before noon. The entire army ed is on tlv* return. '.early all of 11■ o. lOih D ■ 1 corp** passed us yesterday afternoon, and i the remainder has just passed lids morn- hi' u;ilt; iue i ;o!U ilil i UVi - JOIJ.S Ol. t!: IS h corps go on towards Del wick.n : A halt n:av be made at Xew Iberia. The » ! *ur two Divisions named remain here until t a • liit- destination at' the •'xnediiion is do-ni^ vcioped. We expect to be ]:ere J tveral, davs, and h.»ek lor the rebels back upon11 i , , ,...i us as soon as tm-y know the army I. is11 . • *I'e'.uriK-d,ia * The r i 1 tins morning U liiu- i with 50 negroes o( ail a_rcs, sex, and colorsI i* 0 •Tl.ev are on foot, in eails, widens, carof itayes, buggies, and on hone ami mule:j' hack. So no.- arc van eh.thrd, bat ihoi' . gioa^or nan are nearly m.lm 1—j;ailieu*i'li y thi -‘hi'dr- a. ilvrdiv m-v o( them r ^ -under ten Years, «u -:t r.nvdiin r but am* * . , , ...[.;_s pldi I. Wv:iien with large families ofnd chi dr.m ftfmr Urn m at Molting alon g to-~ lOm * ’ war!- X lt;v lt;) i •. •»• 11 remirjs us cfl'I. the re.urn from DmUm.. Tie ebb of the army i * a-v. av* Xdiow* ! by such an-I5:1 Vr.i O.ieUUIun.•Itil •h ■■ 1 two NO. r V -vVc:e •*: •:!!lt; o! evil Wei1Weather.1 v.n .Pe yon on the doth w! ()•:t».»b« r,The weather i pleasant. We have4^ A 1 lt;.» ■. . » . • • . IV* . . *und” i*ro .in from Oj ■■:!-• us a-, but u e lt;• urlcr i.adno* 1 many rXks uf the n.UU to run, i pas*l-'* sible it dil not retell you.(hoi X .J. I. Dana is now in com-lt; ve•r.e ;in i::d of the Corps, fleii. Oi l has !••. ent Jit4 ‘ * ii;W r-vliv\cJ.'•he The armvye rejoicing over the news of nLu the Union victories iu Ohio, lhnnsylva-ni», Iowa, and WXcjn.-in. A most re*' markable fact is that not one man regrets fur ihe re.-ulm of Use election. The .soldiersfrn* ; feel that the pe-gce of the North sym-patl,:/..* with then; iu t'uir efl’u4; to re*store the Gove rnmlt; t.ten ., , .A for Butternut WiS wme pulled Ul* i• * *■ • itvon f the reuimenU from Oi.io, L.wa,aud Wia-idie coi-in, but they v. i. - blaim u :n Mtdi fi'L 1 manner In at they no i: o t I'e.rv- !•: meI • * *! Uiittinnut feedmr. G«.-n. Tuto-*. ai.heugh»r\ 1 ' wv* i a I'nmi man, and Weii thought »•: by thu• ' i *n I* i Iowa trlt;*ops( «r.-.y a veiy -!•. r. !» r va*ie.tnO ! pirtv Li tied i i:;t. A'r. 1; (j! T!• n
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Logansport Journal
Logansport, Indiana, US
Sat, Nov 28, 1863
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Stuart S.
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