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The Daily Dispatch: August 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
verything seems to have changed in that State from the deepest despondency. General Hood seems to have brought the people to the liveliest exultation. This is a verviolence it was refused. He had already lost an arm. As an evidence of General Hood's determination to increase the strength and efficiency of the army, an ordewill be completed by Thursday, as they had nearly finished it on yesterday. General Hood remains quiet while they work at the bridges, for as we learn, he anticipateear of our army. We hear encouraging accounts of the force and condition of General Hood's command, and, with the help of a favoring Providence, believe that in no gproper means be used for the purpose. As effort on the part of the lion hearted Hood — a gigantic, terrible effort, 'tis true — has brought flanking to an end. He hars have been issued for an immense amount of bacon to be forwarded thither. General Hood evidently has not thought of evacuation; and the State troops, under General