, 1862-11-06

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PROBABILITIES of a AM"staof Rattie-C-- {.
T.rne E1se. Srt 1""~''c"@ '
rom Our Own correepondeut1
cop.sru, Miss, Oct. y, 1ss,.
The unnatural quiet which his peryad.d
this warlike community for the pas. lew days
seems to have been but the relapse after 4
fearful struggle, and the shapelsss clouds
which have been drifting about seem t, b.
gathering MD assuming the shape Of another
storm.
From the best information can .t}er from
citizens outside our lines aud Fl sm various ra-
trors about towr, there Is a very strong prob
ability of another battle here within fzw
days, sud although it is thought By some that
PRICES present movements are only feiat 50
far as Co1ipth is concerned, thiok We ml7
safely interpret it other rise. learn that
Van Dom 1,as been superseded by Gen. Penn
berton, Who Is 1t Jackson, Miss. Ptice was
at Holly Springs, where be was collecting a
lsrpe force, end preparing for move of some
kind, and it is nor asserted by some that
Price il positively moving Ia this direction,
vith enf}jcient foroe to Erest the coveted
nr;z.. .+,,ro our grasn ind hive us frorn nortn.
P'l1s nou oat e41ep' .11 u..e 40 14 ..u.. 4o11a
crn Mississippi In the meantime what has
become Of Bragg and his large armys" il
onrsticn thst IL offen m asked but n unsatisfacto.
4uee'i'n ~. 10 1.oeA @a.A W. 1la@S,~s'o -M ,,
MY answered. expect 70 see sesg bloody |
engagement fought here in less than ten days, |
and a,though re feel very confident Of our |
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ao1nts " a'~nse 49, - So'' s'eA ".'4
larger force than they hsa before, hope
Bragg may be prevented from dropping in at
a time when We least desire to See him,
p.1ra,st;o,. % @ for ~ ,h.r rscant;on i'm sre ~ r.n;a,p
4~f.s3
progressing on all efdes, 80 fapla, In 1act, that
on riding about town yesterday, Was per-
ffctlv astonished to see tie pro rregs thew h ID
,oade Saturday n,xht at fartbea.. will zoe
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every no1ne coopies1u ~nu IL leaoiaeSS u
dispose OF ary surplus men which Pfice may
kaye.
Al, ,ha s;ck ond vo,,aad ar, n r.. -o,,o,,,a
~ lne 90 :.s1s,s.1,n au "o ns;.o ~ 1enaoseu
1olla"a5a tnnaeuta1e1s' Vaite Auuoee
went up On this mornings train. Extensive
htenital Arrangements are being ma1e for the
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1eeet1'ou VI tue "ounueo.
| Gen. c. 3. Hamilton is IN command OF the
| arny of the Mississippi and General J. F.
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t-ss. n9s - .,a., ass;,r,,S ~ ~ ~ 49,. ~
oen. pa'n, "a n,;itans III "a .;:9si, - ~ - eo "
u ,. " - L., tc9. "a ~, ,er1.,,.St- ~
-'1,,a,os95 ~ - ~ n.y,;rs; div;s;pp. Ky. r..
-! rnS.s ~ ;r-nor+a,ca ia tr.nun;-iar
at nresept. which would bear nun
.n1-n, ,s oo;no m az IT. shon'd hers anH wisn
All e 6 hi and ranidisr What rh,ltan,1e.
re fadJrnIr,iion of ali R.crnits IN iar,e n,, -.
htrs ~ n:i1,rs. tn arrive ri, ..yer- t-,i1 in
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eeA ~ -. o ~ ~
ana o.aets WI " VA - GnImh5 a. e'o IT,
celse '1tHi a. vasheo. ano wv Auos'
nave eapet1sSea *k quee 1T III aae
W+atneE, an,' ane enoM 1I9eh ic41 4 IL" oa1
tl1ce 1as M olsappeaEu%. IT, A..
; lou nay txptct ~ aear .ue & poouuox o'
ea1non IL 'a'7 T1eAA'lt5 IL ic" u's7'
coA1Srn' ocs- H. as'2.
The flag of truce which lSf: Ee7.. he -f;y two
J wei Ks 4Eu under Capt Ford OF the LIST PENN
5 tylvapiA cavalry, for Holly Springs has re-
: tnsned safely, having intercepted On their re-
1u1n h lag oi t1uct under Col Majors, with {
,, large tec0st, COMPOSED OF Capt. Low Nnt
/ Sutton's commands, all being splendidij
. armed and mounted.
Capt. Fo5d's party, composed OF eigaty-tw<
. len, left here week ago List Tu .sa4y, goiu.
via Kosguth, jones' Mil, Ahsch bad br>n pre-
: viouely buried by him,) Jonesboro AMI BIZ
: Mucty, arriving at Poeaaontas On "Wednesday
i Some two hours atier t4e5 had arrived th7re
= Simrecn's ferry, and uftes constructing 3 rAf
= OF logs on which to cross his horses and II 4
" in case OF m attack Capt: Ford, Win i've
hls men, went to Simpsons s :errj, #ttre tn.
encountered large f,rev Of tae ea4My75 CAY
/ | a{.y m the OppusiLe tide Of the RIVER u lkin
e ,r.naIatitns 10 crss Gait f. uatieu ttl1l
It a1,a recelyine s1o sat t:f1csory answer as (
q their intentions, Orie:ed his nlen to fire tt
y r.beis surprising Capt. Ford and his slen +
y be an ADVANCE guard, wheeled aud io1k
u their htels witbcut even returning Ills tir.
= Whit te returned 10 poclhoatas, aud cFoSalu
- t cn lie r4lt, followed them into Ripley. Af:e
- t proceeding To Holly Springs aud tr .NsAc
u lrg his husinees, De returned
~ Ripley, WhtFc Ee remained uutn tsla
- E.Ululng, ElIen hc lett Tor ku2ktrsTitle Shal
- lie sxtec:ed to meet Uuiuu forcr. not nas
| iEg tltm le ktalttd tor Juneshoro, arfiyiu
70 there shout three O'Clock.
"a Last saturday he Was informed thas ttes
x were several companies Of su.rillas in the r
e3ni.y, and advised By the ciiiz-ns to sc. o.
~ - Of their way. He, however made prcplr
81 - tons to receive them, and retaatned until su
- day forenoon, and then started toE the n=ad
~, Big Muddy in search OF fAFhs and CiSseF
"a guerilas, nth the Intention OF giving them
g. g. Ig1t, AL&eh cOls1c met the APPROPRIATIONS
70 ann,ha,s ramainad mil, Mnnd,v ,nnrn1n
IS but ne found no enemy and started for Poe
III hortn., wntre be WAS joined by = company
IT th.; I'd lowe cavalry. Lie came in and r port
!. 1nat aome 200 OF the enemy's raVa!
=. had passed on the State line 70
~ ene AND q half miles rom pacAhoatas. [
Us Us Immediately drew his men mp IN lie and afl
20 getting Lls horses across 11s river be to:
~. - TWO 1nen and started FOR LAWS Bridge
Il. | bai1td them md demanded tde1f s1fftQ0