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 THE ARMY IMOVINO, 
 0«n A S. robntton'» Addrewt v* 
 
 THE KVK OF BAXVLli. 
 
 Coals '. u . April ^— A thoaiftnd privai* eW- 
 lens, from ail part#of the Ccaiftderaoy-noT* 
 locked to ear sSaudiitl. 
 
 A battle may not come o<i until the day 
 after to-morrow. 
 
 The followiog ia an address just issued »j 
 •ar General : 
 
 HeaDQTARTE*:" AttUY Of THE ttlSStftiPPl, 
 
 Corinth, Mies.. April 3, 1*3 — Soldiere of 
 the Army of the Mississippi ! I have put yoa 
 in motion, to offer battle to the invaders of 
 yojr country. With resolution and disci- 
 plined valoj, becoming men figbtiuw as too 
 are for all that is worth living or (tying for. 
 yoa can but march to decisive victory over 
 the agrarian mercenaries who have beea seut 
 to despoil job of yonr liberties, your proepe.-- 
 ity and your bonor 
 
 Remember the precious stake that is in- 
 volved in this contest; remember the depend 
 eace of your mothers, your wire?, po*f ais 
 teri, and your children, is upon the result. 
 
 Remember the fair, broad, abounding land, 
 the happy homes and the ties that would 09 
 dissolved atd desolated by your defeat. 
 
 Tne eyes and hopes of eight miiiions of 
 people rest upon yon. Yoa are expected u> 
 lv«f worthy of year race, and 
 your Imesge; worthy u it.9 wj^-iti -> f the 
 Booth, whose noble devotion ia this war baa 
 never been exceeded, at any time. 
 
 With such incentives to brave deeds, and 
 in the trust tbat God is with a*, your Gen 
 erals will lead you corjiidently to the combat. 
 lu'iv u •- | i e *uj glcrioneeuccefl'i. 
 
 [Signed. : A s. JonssTOc*, 0<§a. Com'/r 
 
 |?0. M. OTP-r. Jr, 
 
 A. A. A. General 
 •FROM f* ST * l/6ui3. 
 
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