. Leben und Taten der General Sherman, einschließlich die Geschichte seiner große Marsch zum Meer... GENERAL Ulysses S. Grant. Fluss, von Chickasaw Bayou. Während der Belagerung ofVicksburg, Shermans Korps statt links von GeneralGrants Linien und Co - in allen kombiniert auf Angriffe von der Mitte und von rechts betrieben. Während der conferencebetween der Rebel commander Pemberton und Gen- gewähren in Bezug auf die Bedingungen der Kapitulation der Armee 01 der Tennessee. 6? Die Garnison und Stadt von Vicksburg. Sherman wasvigorously engagiert bei der Organisation einer Expedition am Big Black River. Der Plan war, die für die Durchführung der varinto

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. Life and deeds of General Sherman, including the story of his great march to the sea ... GENERAL ULYSSES S. GRANT. River, from Chickasaw Bayou. During the siege ofVicksburg, Shermans corps held the left of GeneralGrants lines and co-operated in all the combined at-tacks of the centre and right. During the conferencebetween the rebel commander Pemberton and Gen-eral Grant in regard to the terms of capitulation for ARMY 01 THE TENNESSEE. 6? the garrison and city of Vicksburg. Sherman wasvigorously engaged in organizing an expedition atthe Big Black River. The plan was to carry the varinto the enemys country; hence the preparations ^ithis expedition.. GENERAL JOE JOHNSTON. No sooner had Vicksburg surrendered than he re-ceived orders to throw his force across the river andmove out into the country. Vicksburg was occupied o» GENERAL SHERMAN. on the morning of the 4th of July. The same after-noon troops were converging from all parts of the oldlines, and Shermans advance had already crossed theBig Black. Two days march found Sherman investing JoeJohnston in Jackson. Before the beginning ofAugust he engaged the enemy, and, defeating himseverely, was about to close in upon his rear whenthe rebel commander very prudently withdrew. For his great service in the military operations of1863, Major-General Sherman was promoted to therank of brigadier-general in the regular army, to datefrom July 4, 1863, and was confirmed bv the UnitedStates Senate February 29, 1864. Sliernian Succeeds Grant. Upon the assignment of General Grant to thecommand of the military division of the Mississippi, General Sherman succeeded, by authority of thePresident,

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