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PORTER's PARTISANs!
To the Truly Brave and Gallant
Mississippians

WILL receive thiry Or forty more men iat0 ny
Il company. promise you active and important ser
vice This company has already caused the enemy 10
feel It's power and what has been done is but the be-
ginning Of tbs end Now that your Own soil has been
polluted by the presence OF The enemy, vii you, can
AsI An a stranger to gou there can &c no mproprieiy
in ny calling your attenii31 TO an extract from an or
der iu received irom the Cereal cCmusudiug ths
Army Of the Mississippi az Tupel0
your letter has been read witt gres. satisfaction b.
the General conmsndng who instrucs ne 20 say that
be entirely approves what you have d0ce.
All your movement appear % have been ~c3LdUcts1
with energy and Judgment
also refer 70 Morning Sun, and the oEeen a-d SOL
d!srs OF tbs 81 4 Ohio regiment
Brisad er Generate V~liepiyus ard Thompson, the
Commander Of the PSF az Grsrads. CT he Editors q
the Aprea, VIII inform You Of ny uhsTeabouiA
Bring horse, saddle and bride sun, blanket and Tcur
SELF What you do, DO quicziy.
ED.E- P0RTERs
Captain Commanding, s,c.
Grsnsd4 Mississippi Iuiy 5lh ls2 J
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RUNAWAY

NEGRO GIRL. ransd FANNY. snail slender
gil. a5cus tEeHy-fsur years Of ags, but t0ks
much youngeL She isqIts black and qlek fpoksn.
Shs went on with q boy named JAKE on he 40-h ILL.,
beio3gng - @. Hi, Essr S.don- Mls1. JAKE IS IN
DIR medium size dsrb co.ored and has IN fupedlmsns
in his speech T. IS surpo FL thsF ara together.
Twenty-Five dollars vii bspaid for the spp- ehers-01
aad delivery cf said Gilto
DRYDEN LACOcK.
iI1 81 GFenada. Bliss.
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ATTENTION CAVALRY.
ZOE S.gEE CuEgP.

A LARGE sui desirable ios OF CAVALT FOUR
"a MENTS consisting OF BIiiles Mzrtngaies. Crup-
res, Halters, CIcingies, Grihs etc, etc. Parties
wishing b purchase vii 90 vel to csl upon The IN
dersigned 81 Grenada or Abbevils, Mss.
W. St. ErGuTT. A. RUNUAM
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PASSPORT OFFICE.


THIS ohee viii be KEEP cpanfar TIE convenience OF
l. She travelling cOmnunii yaafy frnm O'Clock A. 81.
until y \ end from 8 P. II. univ Pm
". B. TOWNSEND,
iY5lW PASSPORT Agent.
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REsieaEp.-Gsn Humphrey Marshall has
resigned, and bis resignation has been accepted
BY the President. His late command was
turned over to Gen. Williams, who, with bis
forces, is u Mercer OF Giles county, Virginia.
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DEATH OF Col sEYMoUR-Among the dis
anguishsa victims Of the fights near Richmond,
many will be panied TO learn that Col l G.
Seymour, Of the 9Th Louisiana regiment late
editor Of the New Orleans Buleia, fell IN the
battle Of Saturday
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
APPOINTMENTS OF Dr.. PAIuRR,
nv EATM

A IL persons hRyns engaged IN hsulng Govern
n meut Commxs2Fy SO es IN ny charge. from Tus-
eshomR 10 Grensds. viii ind their Fccl1Dts certified 20
AID In the hands Of TIE Post Q1sr sTmastsr TO Be paid
W. d PHILLIPS,
J72tf Agent
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Exclusive YAxKEE CosrMERCE-The Nav
Orleans correspondent Of the Havana Dfasio.
14th ult. Eays Gen Butler has Just instruct
I'd Com FaIrseut not 70 allow cny vessels to
cone up 70 ihe city, except American
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WANTED

A GOOD BLACKSMITH 3 BUGLER or other
"A M ieian. aud DRIVERS. for Fenners Battery VI
Light artillery, now stationed 81 Jeckson, Mississippi,
Fifty dollars bounty paid ipmedately-
CHARLES FENSER
fy5IOt Captain.
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EH Is staied positively that three vessels
With fo1eiga ca1goes have recently run the
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FROM GES. HETHss CoafsuND-Tbe intel
ligeBce from this officer is not Of the most Tat
teriug character. 1t is known that he has re-
treated from Salt Sulphur SpTiDgssin Monroe,
which plaes the Yankees took possession Of on
Wednesday, eaptniDg five bundled bead Of hne
cattle. q large quantity Of aour ard bacon, and
other army stores. No other losses ere reported
LyRct5aTg ksPRdtieen.
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= See notice Of Aisssrs. Fshel & Burchain,
Publishea this evening" They offer an excellent
opportunity to cavalry to rePlenish then equip
aients.
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A JUDAs-0ne OF the editors of the sboli-
ton journal ia Memphis, now being published
in the dralanohC chice, is B. D. Nabers. One
year ego this traitor to the South was actively
engaged in e~ndeavoring to secure his own cleo
lion to the Confederate Congress, and protested
as loud as any one bis devotion TO the cause.
OF course he would then-had the people pos
ssssed sufficient feith in the man to elect
him-bave taken the prescribed oath, but
now he Publishes to the world that he has " al
aaoys, in his heart, borne true allegiance to the
government of the United Ststes.p He thus
e~onfesses himself a Inave.
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HISSlSSIPP IAN TENNESSEE
e - - -
RAILROAD
CuaRCE or TIWE.

EHsf " @ OF II y 10
OK and AFTER THURSDAY, JAY %, trails vIlfra
~ Is follo4a
PASSENGER raialsays Greuaan, daily. Sundays sr.
eepfs5) T2fA-M. Arrive e. Grsnsds, SOC p ~
FrsiS1t trsin lesges Grenada a. 6oe A. ~ ArriFs at
Gr-Esds At 7.35.P. II
Freight trains viii ran only a. be business q IA
road requires
A s. LIYERHORE.
General Supsrntc2dent
Grsaads Mss July isf l.s2' HgiAf
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A LApYfS small szsd TRAVELLING C~ONPAEION.
"A between the depot and Col Harmaus residence.
on tbs light Of the 2dJuiy. e~oatsiai1g 8 one hu1ene
dollar Uo1fsdeTste 1Ofe and one hundred ia 80 Bills
ten Of South Carolsna B,Ils 70 OF Planters Bank Of
Tennessss. Also. q few dedaiz IN silver change. Ais7
ors PAIR Of Cn1 Buifous- For the t5oye the nn4se
will be liberia Iy rewarded b. leaving the ssme a. Col.
B. D. Harmsn's rssidsLcs oras tlia once.
VIDE
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We invite general attention to the a5yer-
tifement Of Capt I'd. Z. Porter, to be found in
this evenings paper. The company Of Captain
Porter has already done good service in West
Tennessee, and It only needs a few more men to
make 1t among the most efficient corps in the
service aud we feel safe in saying that no man
could enlist under a more gallant or efficient of
fceg.
We are gTataed . Be sble to state that the
captain is IN excellent health and high spirits,
and eager and ready for the fray.
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BOAsTIEG Bf INUENDO.-The following is a
general dispatch forwarded to the Northern
press, after the commencement Of the battle.
That detailed account = will be prepared by
the powers that be, as a matter of course, and
the pecPle Of the North viii be kept in ignorance
Of the defeat of their /" grand army " until they
can Chain the truth from the Southern press:
BALTIMORE, June ., 9 p. MI an writing,
for the 1mericaa, a detailed account of events
at White House and before Richmond, and on
the Peninsula, during the last four days, in
facts obtained from Washington, hay
ing been sent for BY special train, to commune
cate with the President. We have the grandest
triumph over the enemy, and Richmond
must fell. G. G. FGLTON,
Proprietor Of the American,
And Agent tor the Associated Press.
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"a a special dispatch to iho Montgomery
ddeeuiser says: we have captured McClel
lan's balloon and all its fixtures.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE LATEST FROM RICHMOND +!
MCCLELLAN in A STRONG POSITION
AT BERKELEY
interference by European
Powers!
LINCOLN C.aEES FOR 3OO,-
600 MORE .WEEs!

RICHMOND, July GA dispatch from Peters
burg says a gentleman who came from down
the river counted eighty vessels of all kinds at
and below Berkeley. Yesterday heavy cannon
aiding was heard back of Berkeley from twelve
to half past one O'Clock; dense columns of
smoke were seen arising. Subsequently the
Monitor and another gunboat passed up above
City Point, in the afternoon, Smelling the woods
f~uriOusly as they progressed.
The Tribune, of the 28ih, says the killed,
wounded, and missing at the fight near Charles
ton amount to 688. Gen. Benham has been
arrested for making the attack. lie and staff
have reached New York.
RICHMOND, July 6.-The Enquirer has Balti-
more papers of the 4th. The Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald says
that the Federal government has been notified
by the ministers of two of the leading European
powers that the war must be Immediately
closed.
The New York Evening Post says that Liz
coin has issued a proclamation for 300, 600 more
troops.
AA0 4lu6o says Ino4o Al ~ AV0At " NOuDb bhos
the Federal army has met with a serious reverse
and is in q condition of imminent peril.
Stocks took q downward surge in New York
on Wednesday. The gold market was excited,
1884 being freely bid. Exchange on London
II24.
PETERSBURG, July 6.-The Yankees buried
over five hundred St Shirley. They left one
thousand, who fell into our hands on Saturday
morning.
Our Pickets now occupy Shirley.
Nine more prisoners brought into Petersburg,
say that Mcclellan is in a strong position at
Berkeley, that he has been reinforced by Shields
division that he has now eighty or one hun
dred thousand men, and win give battle.
Balloons went up yesterday and to-day
Wagon trains are still visible, and the tents of
the enemy dot the country for miles.
A member of Siekles' brigade says that out Of
five thousand, not FIVE hundred of that corps are
left.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-07

MENPHts BUlLEIIN-rhis Journal, under
Federal auspices, has been revived from the
wreck Of he Aralailehe. OF course it is in
tsnsely Union-as much 50 as any journal north
Of Mason and Dixon line. The editors are B.
d. Nabers and R. Hcugh, both Of whom viii be
plant enough IN their trsachery. Their political
'eatecedonts for the past year should be ven
tilated.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.

We understand. also, that a private dispatch
of a later date, has been received from Gen. 10.
DAVIS, announcing the same result The vie
tory is aeempistsonsl
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FEvRNTH TENNESSEE REGIMENT

hEFkNTH TENNESSEE REGIMENT.
We are furnished by Col Ed. GoLLADAY
with & statement Of the late Of this noble regi-
ment, originally commanded by Col. ROBERT
HATToN. The regiment went into the fight at
Richmond with about 300 men. The entire
staff Of field officers were shot down, Col. COOP
E commanding Lieut-Col. j.. K. HOWARD,
Of Lebanon, Tenn MORALLY wounded. On the
morning Of the 25th only forty Of this splendid
regimen. remained at evening none. With
such spirit have the Tennesseesns fought.
These facts are derived from letters Just received
from Col G's nephews who were in the regi-
nsnt, one Of whom was dangerously wounded.
This regiment fought CALAMITY both days, and
suffered dreadfullY in the great battle Of Seven
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-07

BLuEDERING on TRUrH-The Federals claim
that McClellan's retreat was a strategic move,
made according " to a plan he had pointed out
soma time ago But the same dispatch con
;rsdicts the statement BY saying that The at
tack Of tho enemy last Thursday in great force
aseessaated this strategic movement Gntheir
Efforts 70 hide the defeat the government eensors
certainly are contradictory, and ~unwitingIy let
the truth out. The move soqs +" necessaetsd."
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IA letter from Gfbfailar, CT the 30th Of
May, says tie steamer Sumter was stu in port
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The stoek OF Cottop ia Furopr

The following is an estimate CT the stock Of
in Europe, june L1s62 compared with
the corresponding period of 1861:
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IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

NV IUhNi JUu5 JV--IutIe IS 3 IumOT q
several officers Of Gen. McCiellan's army 81
that during the retreat OF the right wing, y
Clellan advanced the lett wing some FIVE mi
to a lofty eminenee where large quantities
charcoal were being used to heat hot shot
Richmond.
The position is within easy shelling disan
Of the city.
It IS rumored, also, that Gen Burnside b
landed in the rear of Fort Darling, and all
available troops were ready to attack it..
An officer gives a report that Richmond IS.
ready on fire from hot shot.
These reports are given without vouebiug
their reliability.
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TWR yTCTORY CONFTRWRD,

The MissssPPiaR publishes the following dis
psteh from President Davis to S friend in
Jackson;
has been one of successive battles, terrible in
their casualties, but glorious for the Confederate
arms. The enemy has been beaten on every
field, and our army still pursnes him beyond the
point 70 which he retreated to the cover of his
gunbests on James. river.
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WANTED


+ WISH 70 buy twenty-five likely NEGROES, undsr
, thigty years Old. for a ffisnd fer cash.
ir4 3 A p
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Aob LAT O1oco a. SIC 0lA AAA1f Il
man, 18th Ala; Geo Haywood, 9th Ala.
COURAGE OF McCLELLAN-A correspondent
writing from the battlefield near Richmond,
says:
can incident, illustrative as well Of the fear
lessness as of the vigilance and activity of our
general, has not yet been recorded to my know
ledge. Gen. Mcclellan during Wednesday rode
to tbs outer line Of our pockets, and pulling off
his coat, mounted a tall tree generally used for
accommodating purposes by our officers and men,
with all the agility of g well trained salt Of the
ocean, and assembled into its topmost branches.
where he bad a splendid Wow Of the enemy's
position and d~elenses, and also Of his army's
PAridisian city Of Richmond, the heart Of rebal=I
lion. The rebels were no respectOrs Of bis val
liable presence 10 the tree, for their Volliss fiaH
thick and feat around and amongst its cluster |
ing boughs, happily without injury to the CHIEF
above 4 sakin' notes. =
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From Memphis, Tenn.
TENDE rs his pTofes i0nal services TO the public ia
u ring ha residencein Grenada. He can be found sc
his ROOMS IN the Collins Houze, or a. bis omcs, next
door to Dr. w. . Mfy's drue store. y5-IW
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NEW YORK, June 30-Ths WestP Point (Ya.)
correspondent Of the Post, under date Of the
9th, states that our pickets were driven in on
the a teTnoon CT the 23sh at White House, and
the shipping had al been sent to West Point
from White House.
A rebel mail, captured, states that BsauTegard
had arrived az Richmond with the main portion
Of his srny, and $4,000 had been sent to rein
fovee Jackson, and the latter could at once at
tack the right flank of our army while Lee could
make q desDarate attack in front.
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BLurprRINe oN TRurH-Tho Fsdernls claim

-1DTI1N'1I u u -."'ot F"WHII
And Agent Tor the Associated Press.
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
THE PROSPECT AHEAD.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Marcn o.
The public mind Of the entire South II fast recovering
from lis oausssss panic occssioned By the unfortunate
sare a Roanoke Island Fort Donsson. Considerats
men ace that much ultimate good may come Of them BY
inurng us TO defeats that must often occur In war with
Power possessed OF superior numbers and superior
resources OF all Finds by curing us OF that rashnsss
which our continued successes had begoten, aud most
of ali by stimulating enistmens, and thus increasing
tho number and efficiency Of armies ~ Is nosc al
,nost ceyfci fhu. by the last Of April s shall hare larger
d;spo,obIe fierce in the field dn tint Of or enemies for
nm p,u rsfair tco HUNDRED thousand IN Maryland 10
o,r AMI retrn that STATE aud TIE city Of Washington,
L,,pjred fho,and IN Kentucky and Missouri TO hold
fJoss S,a,es some fWcnfy thousand in fhetr ia
rios fors and probably eighty thousand in tteir deds
Taus their stationary force being four hundred thou
ssnd even IN their armies number seven hundred thou
sand thsy will have dsposabie force OF only three hun
dred thousand with which to invade our INTERIOR and, In
long iucursons tins will be diminished al least oncthird
Inv the forces detailed TO keep up communication it'll
their t,s, Of operations Besides BY deferTng their
s;ou Of ne South until c season. they iciU dect
no,s heir ranks by hemclcios diseases Of climate.
Heretofore We have had to fight against superior
bers but so soon they quit their vessels march into
tho country and meet IN the open nsd, shall out
number them, ir we please, IN every conflict.
RAINY season keeps the Cumberland river Hooded we
know how large army they have there but believe
n cannot be worry large. should we be mistaken anu
they attempt 10 hold permanently, re ooht ~ q ye'
usks 10 make pri.op rs Of ihSr whfe uny'
Their presort occupation cf thit city,, - ,Wt
.olcs "a ard Of Clrk'vne. So divi' thef "'
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
Obituary.


DAVID Hill disd at his residence, at Onondaea Cas,s
81 " the 5th Inst, a the age seventy three ysars
Nhs deceased loading and prominent chief OF the
nondaga tribe Of Indians, and among the rst of
chat people to embrace Christianity His age, shrewd.
0ses, commanding presence and native eloqucnce gave
him much influence with that portion Of his tribe which
lave esnounced pagansm and embraced the Gospel lie
has lang bean known as Captain Hill. He among the
sndly Indians who fought for the Stars and Stripes In
the Wiz Of 1872 and distinguished for courage
axd daring deeds that he received concentrations from
bch Generals Jacob Brown and Winfield Scott during the
bloody campaigns In which the battles Of the Cataract
Chippewa and Lundy's Lane fought
Ohio pspsrs announce the death OF negro named MI
oAJAH PsPs, At the great Of 125 years. He went
ehe west In 1796 with Herman Bennerhasset, as his
slave, end ocutnusd with him tl he fed He was never
fyecd. lie want " Ohio after and resided in Har
isr, opposite MsriStta, for years. He Afterwards
went TO he resided for over v years
Mcaah (Ceoc) toe slave Of Colonel Borrel Of York
gloucester county, Va AT the death Colonel Borre he
wcnt to his eoninhw fhe Rev. Mr. Fountai with whom
hs lived at the time OF the battle OF Yorktown and was
shen walter IN the army His descriptions OF tho bat
|Ie vivid and presumed be true There ara
posors living who have known him for sixty years who
pisce s age at fully the above His exact age No,
|cordod. Mcaah could read and write having baer
|saught b Mrs Blcnneras,e< Of whom ha ALWAYS snota
|iu high terms OF respect He belonged 20 the partst
|church aud preached 20 the cossd population OF Par
|kersbufg va in early times Hc ever sustained fair
consistent oLpreccr, and YES ysspectsd by his neigh
|bprs.
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
IMPORTANT REBEL RAILROAD CONNEC-
TIONS.
from tho Memphis Appeal, Feb. ISL

lFrom tho Memphis Appeal. Fob. %.
re labor for connecting the limos OF the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad along Main street Is rapid
y progressing aud In ten days tbs iron viii be down and
ary direction and at the government expense It's pro-
babe that the connection with the Charleston Railroad
will be made along washington street.
Below IN n copy or the last despatch Rom Columbus
4 pu;shed That idea moy he formed Of tie crlgercy
baf deudNdsfhs construction. II the route along the La
Grange old railroad track from Fort Pickering from the
MIssssipp river the Charleston road and from the
Ohio road were followed, the labor wodd occupy TIVE
months Along Main street 1t will be completed In ten
COLUMNS, Ky :, Feb. 20, 1882
To J. p. Woop, Presdent-1hs route over when YOU
can soonest lay the track must be the one acpp'eu
carry you through tho city, the inconvenicnce, m
oc The pubc good, must be temporarily supmts1 W.
Carry a through Main street, II necessary L. IoLh'
rur MATTER IN THE MEMPHIS COMMON CooNoL'
tFrom the Appeal OF the same ua.s. ,,s..
A, called meeting OF the Board OF NAY" "u" aioer-
man held on Thursday, February y. iooz. -, .,-.
noru, bcing announced, the Chairman 'ook ms seas
AMI called the Board " order, when nu ro y, a'uer
rnen was called, and the opjecs }" amo muess ssc
nnc"d 10 be The consideration OF the connection tne
s,,roads by tracks through the city or In the
suburbs. ,.,,,,cat,on % the Mavor from Alder.
~ in1 pnhinson was cad In explanation OF the call
ma ,, p.uK MAyoR--SfR-l understand that ~ s the
n,ss of the Mississippi and lem eseec and Memphis
dp pshio railroads make necti, by rail between
, % ,d roqds along Main street The military order, as
Is 10 connect all the roads coming into Mem
ha. and u,rher unders aud that the engineers OF al
E rnas state that tho most practicable route Tor sucn
In the of the city, To let the Msss
s,, and Tennrf nnd Memphis and Ohio roaos make
cnuucctiun at ny Main street u wrong and "ouo"'ps
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
THE TROUBLES OF JEFF. DAVIS AND HIS
CABINET.
Richmond (Feb. 19) correspondence OF the Memphis
Appeal

want Of faith In tho government Is more and more
clearly manifested every day The resolstion OF tho
Hon. Mr.. Foote, mentioned above will probably bring
ont and array as party the opposition to the admins.
traton In the lower House. President Davis has II In his
power by thorough reorganization Of his Cabinet, at
the very opening Of his regular Presidential term 10
sabsh himself Army than In the public conf
denss In the State Department vrgnia Is 10 have Mr.
Hunters successor, the appointment OF VIM O. Rives
AZ Secretary would be hailed with satisfaction
the SOUTH while II would give 70
Europe whore this eminent statesman 10 we'll known aud
highly esteemed that the hrst inellects Of America
were at the head Of AFFAIRS in the Confederate States In
the War Department, Mr.. Benjamin has certainly not
fulfilled the promise given by his prompt attention to
business in the ef his service Secre
tary and both in Congress and in the army there 10
feeling amounting almost 10 conviction that the recent
that have beallen four arms IN the field have
been due 10 his neccucy But there Is talk OF the
removal OF Mr. Benjamin, and IL Is stated that Hon. James
A. Seldom will certainly be the new Secretary Of State
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
.Ma4u&c&aI

nop the season has com wAen h may Be sethinq sUorse,
and Is the duty of ercy Viygindn to Oath The ESectiu
What he did and what he omitted to do last winter, 10
wen Known. Whist ~ v doing 10 only known 70 the
legislature 10 the public eye would seem thas he 70
only repeating tho neglect OF direct duty and Official o6
CATION which rendered his In the beginning Of this
struggle forever TO be remembered The State feels 10
this hour the consequences Of his conduct last winter
that n does not have to encounter and On
durs more dangerous msfortunes from his omissions
enforce the military law that the Legislature made las,
month,
The New York herald., 1862-03-11
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BEAUREGARD.

The New Orleans Delta learns from Dr. Chappn, who
had arrived In that city bearer OF dispatches from
Con- Bsaursgard to Gen. Lowell that Gen. Beaursgard
is actively and earnestly engaged in organizing cam.
pasn against the enemy He s in good spirits and full
Of energy ana aeIerminauoni "a vi. Onappn sso Ma,ea
is thoroughly aroused and hundreds Of soldiers flock
ing towards the various rendezvous. Johnston has q
spcndid body Of troops at reesboro, 6een thousand
stronq The public storos have all been removed from
NAshvlo.