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two days waiting for a steamboat our horses Hours alvas
being unable to proceed farther by land without nest.
If will he lean that I joined highdier general
, thin on after even to which, an we now suffere,
are likely to termina to active streetions in in the field
Joe not think after much impany that that Hear uc.
who, under him were in con/ part pursuit of the
post too high of the brave regular
enemy from the 2320 of James not to steak of
the previous min her of the United in
The campaign under great dificu the respect
to m marching the transforta for tence, affears
to me to have been justiciously planned Henre.
veringly recented. The enemy being mounted to a
sperfectly againted with the country to had
man, it long in his power er to fly from Praine Swants
Swamp to Prairie, t thus, by travering st.
from tensive regions to elude a general overthe eng agenent, thea
but finally he has been twice andon
ten with a great lofo. The persevering unusual
difficulties privations, richly monited succept
both of the gover al the tranks under the
which on has leaving been won. Chicago I instructed Col. Eus follow the to
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