The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17


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cred the foe behind breastsvOrk OF fallen fresa-
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were charged also by the enemys cavalry. II ws.
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werc the last to leave the Held and mot until every
man that could possibly get away was brought oe.
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der being implicitly obcyods even Wnuo un0er the
most CALLING fire.
MEMPHIS
Our readers have already been advised that the
Yankees have taken possession Of Memphis We
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gunboats were frowning upon tho city, and the
stars and Stripes flostcd from the Post-Of It
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city would devolve upon Col fifch. now acting
Brigadicr. The strong friends OF the Coniederacy,
took no part, had LEFT. fearing to trust their bus
ness In the hands OF the Yankees also all the bank
ing institutions and their ofncers Confederate sol
dicrs, and commandment OF tho post Provost Mar
best physicians, its most able. most admired men
and women had len. Not only y Memphis extra
civilian In its population now, but also IN tts pos
sessions All arms all munitions OF w.r' the very
,,'rd IF con;..srv bacon and thu isst mint os
oommisssry -four, have been removed. and the
tf ,he messTest Bus two pspsrs re Ia f. the -
1sa. having been moved to Grenada, Mississi ppi.
where ii win be continued
rh. eo,rmh,a CIVILIAN has The ,ollo,r,ny ss,u,h,a
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