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hout food for three days. After the surrender, in marching to stack their arms numbers of them staggered like drunken men from the effects of starvation and fatigue. For two weeks, says an officer who came from the city, they had been living on mule meat and bread made of peas; and yet, he added, if it had been known that relief would have come they would still have held out. The privates who have arrived at Jackson Miss., speak in the highest terms of Gen. Pemberton. They say they went into the fortifications prejudiced against him, but that no man could have done more to defend the city than he did. It is stated by officers that all the officers in the city concurred in advising Pemberton to surrender. About 200 of the paroled prisoners, including Brig, Gen. Stephen D. Lee, have arrived at Jackson. The Yankees were led to believe that if they took Vicksburg the war was ended, and they could all go home, and they would remark to our troops, "well, boys, we can all go home now.".
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city, they had been living on mule meat and bread made of peas; and yet, he added, if it had been known that relief would have come they would still have held out. The privates who have arrived at Jackson Miss., speak in the highest terms of Gen. Pemberton. They say they went into the fortifications prejudiced against him, but that no man could have done more to defend the city than he did. It is stated by officers that all the officers in the city concurred in advising Pemberton to surrender.e fortifications prejudiced against him, but that no man could have done more to defend the city than he did. It is stated by officers that all the officers in the city concurred in advising Pemberton to surrender. About 200 of the paroled prisoners, including Brig, Gen. Stephen D. Lee, have arrived at Jackson. The Yankees were led to believe that if they took Vicksburg the war was ended, and they could all go home, and they would remark to our troops, "well, boys, we can all go home now.".