The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-12
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PENSACOLA ABANDONED BY THE RE-
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TeIgraphed to the Rock Island Argus.
CncAGo March l2.-The special Wash
iugtou dispatch to the Tribune says
/, is believed that the rebels have been
cyucuatiug Manassas for month, back,
! Mcclellan will tomorrow cease to be gen,
era..In.chlet. Stanton will issue a general
order announcing the change.
Flag Officer Dupont writes IN private let
! ter that the rihed one hundred and twenty
! Founders captured at Fcrnandina were finer
cannon than any we have
A special to the Time, dated Ccntreyile.
March llth says
This stronghold presented scenes Of gloom
and dcsolation rarely witnessed.
The rebels commenced cyacuatiug on Sat.
urday last, and continued until Sunday night.
They then blew up all the bridges and tore
up all the railroad tracks, but during the lat.
ter part Of the evacuation Il terrible panic
seems to have seized the rebels, they leaving
in the greatest haste, burning the remainder
Of their tents, forage, transportation and
provisions, in fact they destroyed everything
they could not remove. Most of their cannon
have been carried away. Those remaining
are Of inferior quality, but all spiked
The Notifications are most formidable,
stretching over chain of hills in the rear of
Ccntrcyllc, for several miles, one behind the
other, at proper distances, SO if zee took one
we would be ut the mercy of the next They
are all constructed with great skill, and com.
mGnd the surrounding country. The tortih
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noniU Plo1, V"''l'"'ro "''o VI ,''oSo Ut zen
u'''''G' ouI c"!",ry entered tle i"''tr
P'as, "Nri'S INC "'sn'' anu Hooh nl'cr fe"c",
ea Manassas Juneton' hoi'ClhS Tue stars ana
II j. cy;dnn, tL,t MAJ 81 ,ho ,o,,o,, -,
,rco,o1 nm cors rho lo,,er nar, hnuo,.ar
f,l;n,, hack an f,ot ~ Vnfnon,nr ,,nr, Io,,.
nnT,nr Sunday MONT me Trtd ,rno "," n,,
the lnwrr Potomac Nrd in = nonic ,;, ,ha
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ria canntry fer "A 'n;o. hocI ~ hnxo :.
no.t ,erfert nictnre nf dn.oIn,ion anb t.. t.
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II ia tho rrcv,iI;p, ;,n,rc.sior ,ho, ao
roIeIs viii NOT SION t6i. side If R;chmnrd '"'
A sneriaI disnn,ch franz Co;rn VIZ D.,
tbe TriLnno soys a Lr;,,,de IF our trno,,y
won, ora,nJ Ne;y Modr;I nm S,,nr,Io, I,i,,
and arrived on SUNDAY. at a small sottlSm"n,
on thn M..;sinni rivnr called Pain, Plan
ant. about 10 miles below the former place,
and took possession Of it. The occupation OF
this place by our troops, cuts of the commu.
nication of rebels at New Madrid
The BRIDGES uron the Cairo and Fultnn
railroad, have been repnired and trains run
regularly from Birds Point to Sikeston.
A large number Of sick from the 5lst Hi
pois rcrimcut arrived here last NIGHT The
regiment i. now with Gen. ponc
Warehouses; Chicago battery is now on.
camped lust north Of the citv-twenty e;gL,
on the sick list o.
co, c,n,,, ,..c.,,
uon I"'l"'n' 'i''et VI zen ilHIiecE' stat,
Missouri. returns TO ST Ions ;,nno d ~ ."'
his health rendering a chon,r norn.sn",
Gen Stronr received on,Lont;e r9,r, -,
head charters SAVING that ,hn rnl,nls ,no ~
strongly Grtifying I.Innd No ia '''e
The crnbr,ts arc thnrnu,hI, rro,,.,noa l..
ony nncrcnnrv No,tors al.n f. rp"Ii,, 'o'
irho TRANSPORT Uiown,ho arrived ,h;s nr,os
,oon ,,dcn dawn with Inna ,r,on,. I,s,;,'
ton nn tho Tennessee
Coiro sneciol to Times saws nm arrival from,
bolow saws tho rehels viii 'moLo dosnarot'
Stand NJ Fort Pillow Thov horo tLo ,;''o.
fort;fed for throc onortcrs If = milo '''''
=, y,
10y iS ~ tAh' ~" Jar" hui''P"rey
~ nun - ~ ''"UIS'h'' il''es IRON .oe
, nen'u'Ay me near rounding zap, with the
'ew unsettled, demorali2ed forces belonging
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