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Stafford (Virginia, United States) (search for this): chapter 45
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Xliv.
November, 1864
Proclamation for a day of public worship.
Gov. Allen, of Louisiana.
letter from Gen. Beauregard.
departure for Europe.
Congress assembles.
quarrel between Gens. Kemper and Preston.
Gen. Forrest doing wonders.
Tennessee.
Gen. Johnston on his Georgia campaign.
John Mitchel and Senator Foote. ount to between one and two hundred since the 1st of September.
November 3
Cold rain; rained all night.
Gen. Lee, urging that his regiments from Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Georgia, etc. etc.
be recruited from their respective States, concludes a recent letter thus: I hope immediate action will be taken upon this subj of President Lincoln's re-election next week.
We get no news from our armies except through the Northern papers — not reliable just now.
Gov. Allen, of Louisiana, writes a furious letter to the Secretary of War, who ordered the disbandment of the State Battalion.
He says the order is a personal offense to him and an insu