The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-03-08
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ArxrHIs. Feb. 25.--The Town Of Fay.
etieviile, Arkansas. has been burned 6y
order on Gen McCulloch Tb. military
stores were 6rst burned.
/ Our army la At Boston konntsip. prc.
pairing tor q battle.
Late adv,ccs from Knoxville state
thx, the Confcdctatcs at Cumberland
Dap have been largely reinforced The
Fcdcra's are frequently In sigh, Of our
camps A fight there Is regarded as i'm
miueut
Mxxrnis. Feb S5.-All the steamboats,
at this city have been ordered 10 Column
bus to-day, !, 10 supposed ior military
movements, and has given rise to vari-
GUS rumors, but nothing certain Gen
[ Pillow arrived here to-day, and is making
war speech tonight. Nothing au-
thentc from Nashville to night 1t liz
believed the Fcdcrals have not entered
II yet.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 25--Schieys cotton
and wool factory. near Augusta, was
burned last night, causing heavy loss.
also throwing near 200 people ont OF
employment.
+ The Savannah Republican. Of this
morning, says communication with Fort
Pulaski ia rnec,ualy closed by TIE Fed
erals, who have three batteries Of heavy
guns commanding the river.
RlcHNosp, FrB rs A gentleman cap
tured a, Roanake Island and released
says that 2i40 men were released on
parole, and sent To- ki,zaheth CIV un
steamers The mrn made their way to
Norfolk III vnriuus ways Portions of
them have arrived at Richmond 10 day /;
others are on their route To North Caro-.
lima, and some Of the troops went across
the county to Wartcuton The result
Of the ha tile is as follows Killed Is /;
murtally wounded who have since deed,
3 slightly wounded "a, all OF whom
are doing well in the hospital at Eliza.
beth city, aud will soon return home
MNrHis, Feb 20 --Passrugcrs from
Nashville on Monday, say regiment Of
Federal cavalry wcr' "ncamped at Edge
field, opposite Nashville
On SUNDAY. Mayor Chratham formally
surrendered the city to the Federal com.
mauder, who sent small detachment
ment to take 1t.
The Confederate stores being removed
on sunday. the Fcderals promise 10 re-
spcrt private property
Gen Pillows report If the Fort Don
elsun dght Was published this morning
The Fedrrsls were concentrating IN
large force near Clarksvillc. Arkansas
\ desperate fight is anticipated 1t will
take some time for the FeGerals 10 get
rrady.
MrRraEfsBoRo Feb 25.-- One gunhoat
and ten Transports Of the enemy filled
with troops, arrived at Nashville this
morning
/ Gen Washington Barrow. a Tennessee
senator. residing at Edgetild, opposite
Nashville, was made prisoner last night
/ The track from Bowling Green To-
Nashville is already repaired by the en-
envy
There Is a large Federal force between
/ Gsllatiu and Nashville
/ 1t has been asccriaiucd that tie whole
force OF the enemy IN the Fort Denclsen
fight was SO regiments. uuu hcring 30.
600 men
Thu Cincinnati Enquirer, Of the 18Th
inst gives nn account ui the departure
thence Of fleet ut thirty steamers,
with 1900 mules, ard large rh4m"u,
Of wagons and horses to follow. tot Lon.
isville, where thew w.uld receive 10000
troops from Green River, under General
McCook Others are to be transported
( TO the Cumberland aud Tennessee rivers
These. with those now on the way To
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