, 1862-02-06

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plored By the reconnoissances in force from
7a;ro and P,ducab. The present feature of
49, -,
ntefest IN tn1s scction Is lne eAPeultlon tfu ~
ne apoVe Ponls alat ~ Lraasgol1s darai ~ ~
1enneosee l1sel 14s !ast ta4osu = Is4s.A.
s,ut,,a.,, u,xu.
1eo 1so@enesa as.,, Nos
The late defeat at MILL sPranG a6 LUG Pllne1-
pa1 topic Of discussion with the Southern
nness. They universally admit that they had
h thc field about & 0,oo men. while they give
|be numhcr Of Federal troops at o.0OO in
m cntrcncbcd caup.n They forget to say
th,t The on+rcnched camp was Zo1licoft,r's
- t,a,.u c;..o ~, h,4t1o IN, f,a,rra
wv uen se et4A: 1,e A' 49,
B. Crlttenden has fallen into distaVor IN Dixie.
that 1,t. Il sold ont for s47.OoOn The Nash
-nH' -.11 ~ so41 ". ~ -
ealc papers are parllcu1arls severe upon A1nl,
and say thata court martial is to try his case. It
Is asserted that he ordered the rctreat beyond
thc Cumher1and. and that when the officers
1ns euu,o l4.. ~ ..lA' "A.n s 80 o
tor consultation nc RODE hastuy 70
Monticello, where, on the arrival Of the
+roons In rxos fou,,d dead drink in he'd ut the
oop' 49,, ~" 1,sa ~ sTss.s1,, nezs51. .r,,.,.
dons!on faole1. 1ae Nasn'uAe e'a=etse o"n'9
up Crittendcn as follows:
Il
this Investigation does not also connect "tta
e1eater s;ns Of treason treaehery and coward.
icc. The first revolution had an Arno1d-the
second revolution may likewise have one, be
.ns Wy t,,a sncnas IF +hs fi sfrnee,c r. far
pational Independence, nc earnestly hope
that 10 more besotted inebriates, such as
or = c'tefr ta ie nostions IN Tie
armies Of the South.
The Bowling Green Courier, in its notes Of
the Mil Spring defeat, "Iills,' 2o1licoffer III
the following high tragedy manner:
Gen. Zollieot1er advanced to within a snort
ost9ee o. ~ onG ;rt miI e. VIZ niu, sna
whicf, 1e s,1nnosed to be one OF lis own rcei-
ments. The first intimation he had Of his
dangerous p9Slt1o1 vas TeGelsee wnen y "s5
sooo,ei ~ +,,a 1cti1nent in irnnt n him ssKi]
bin ~ and III IN instant their pieces were lev
eled at Lis person. Al that moment Henry n
fogg o 10 1sH1 moco1eI, nc n1eM NM ns ts,ua- r
co,1nized @ Gen z. Viii the most perfect cool
ness, Gen. z. approached, to the head Of the
enemy. md. CRAVING Ms sanre cnLLne neaa s1 o1
ao,, ~ III 41os dnno tantv hm3icts 1,;erce1
the body Of our gallant leader, and Gen. zoui-
con'f 1eli 1fo" Ills no'sc i llal'E5ieo eoi'se'
The Macon (Ga-} Telegraph says that GOV.
Brow MS proposition to advance annuon or
two Of tie Confederate tax, if he can be al
lowed interest On the advance until due, has
been responded to by tic Secretary Of tho
Tn,asurr Declining tbe advance. nstheye is 1ao-
neg es.opya in the Treasury. {such as it is.)
The rc,els of New Orleans and other
,,r;,c:no, ,,o;n+a in 1.on,s7ana- celebrated thc
1ct1, ~ ae 4,,.;r 1,,1onap,1.nco nav that h.
;nar 49, ann;1-ors,r1- ~ ~ tho saocssion of Tint
State.
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oao m.~.1. ~ CO., eoo~ sc7 n9o 17:.
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Tin hnr,,;,,,r and Destruction of ,,ronertv h,
Gen. Hinamah's SEQ command. is the bcst new!
we have from beyond Bowling Green. Rather
tho TiIc Yankees shon1d have lin 11se or bene-
tt Of them. We would rather see every house
! in the State burned down, and every foot oi
sFouna n1u %as1 aa n:5 maa9 uesoats ls.s +.o4 .,<
| aggregate force Of the rebels now in tic field
is hut two hundred and fifty til ousand.