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many orders that were exceedingly repulsive to him. For this reason he asked to be relieved. Gen. Morgan is now commanding. Mitchell has a good forehead, black eye, and open countenance; in manner courteous and agreeable. He visited us at our hotel, (St. Cloud,) and was very polite and attentive to us during our stay in the city. Gen. M — knew that I was a rebel. I would have scorned to deceive him in regard to my politics. On Saturday last ex Gov. Brown, Dr. John M. Watson, Dr. Curry and family, passed our town, exiled from their homes. Dr. Watson was turned out of his house as early as last October by Negley. It is now the past-house of the city. Ex Gov. Brown will remain in our county. He and your friend, Major Falconet and others, dined with us yesterday. Gov. Brown has changed very much. He is very thin, and has a wild, painful, and startled look, with the habit, when not talking, of dropping his brow in the palm of his hand, as if suffering deeply. I think