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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01
The Campaigl d De lIi..i.sippi VaI

The Campaign Of the mississippi valley
The prospect of the Confederate arms in the
Wes5 is every day looking brighter. The recent
movements of our generals from the Tennessee
river to the Ozark Mountains, have been marked
by comprehensive foretbought and skilIful exc
cUtOn. The dispositions Of Johnston, Beaure-
gard, Bragg and Polk Oh the Tennessee border
have forced the enemy to pause in his advance
and Buell. and Haleck are now evidently per-
picked as to whether tC persist in the policy of
pushing their chief column up the Tennessee
river, OF Withdrawing from that river and pour
ing grand expedition down the Mississippi.
But perhaps the most auspiciOus feature Of the
western programme Is revealed in the cOntem-
plated movement Of Gen. Van Dorm from month
western Arkansas to cooperate on the west bank
Of the Mississippi with our generals on the east
side OF the river. If the enemy, as now seems
probable, intends to attempt an advance down
the Mississippi, the appearance of Cen Van
Dorm on his flank, and tia meatening his rear, near
New h adrid or Cairo, would Unquestionably dis
concert the plan, and compel him 10 enter upon
a new campaign in Missouri as a preparation for
invasion. Even if this movement of Gen. Van
Dorm should accomplish nothing but to gain
time for maturing our river defenses by arresting
the progress of the enemy, its wisdom would be
amply demonstrated.
1t may be remembered that this paper coniec-
tured, as soon as Gems Beamegard and Van
Dom went to their new commands, that the
movement in question was embraced 10 a gen
era plan of operations in the West. We have
no doubt that 1t has all along been entertained,
and ,hat Gen. Wan DJn's purpose in so speedily
attacking Curtis was to grippe him as much as
possible, and, leaving him il the wilds of North
western Arkansas, where he could gain nothing
by invasion, and move across to the Mississippi IA
order to act against Gen. Pope at New Madrid
Ne50 Orleans D6yta.
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RUM0Rs-Tue szaet is filed with rumoTs.
Oae of these IS tha- Andy johnson was killed
in NashylIe on Saturday last snd that the party
who shag aim escaped. THIS We have endoav-
cred 20 trage to solo definite source Of authority
but have failed. Another report is that the Fed
e-aI gan and mortar boats have succeeded in
reaching New Madrid by an artificial canal and
bayou across the p9lat above Island 10. This is
a Wholesale fabrication, Of domestic manGiac-
turs-:5a-e having been no arrival from above
since our LII.
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TO TEE AFFLICTED!

DR. THOS. Il. SCARBOROUGH having located q
II Memphis, will conine bimselt principal TO We
nerisl dt,sGses. Syphilis especially be cured PEI
nanenty, without the # mercury. So CeTrSin am
VI success in al cases that under LIy treatment
that vii pay the expenses ii. every nor cured
when governed by my directors Having q i7rg eEpa
lenoe az practitioner OF medicine in the diseases n
he South, Will attend 10 al the practice offered thc
city Office 5O3 Msin sueet west side, up stair, norb
# T. fF-raun streat ial:im
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3N1sa - EgaEs.
CAPS
GAPS
Attachment Notice.

". ". JIyce a %. tE-.-L------ r,r1-, r, A
S,r-t.--r -. - -
Richard SherH~d -'-s - -
CgNaE def-n will tsse rotice that attachment
4 has been sworn Ont gan- hm 1fOu the grounds
that hs d resilient tie State OF Tenn ssee Or
e0out remove or has removed him ef or property
from the STATE sas himself that the ordinary
process Of law lot be served him. and -vled
upon a. s1rTa horse a SIT for rial th- 6 day #
March 1902 az 10 clock A. \ a. the fhcs IF said
Jusvic3 IN TeupIis st waIca time and place the de-
fendant sgte I'd 4 h see cause
This the 5-h day OF Febrrery l562-
feE-Iaw4x q a MAI.LORv. ]. P.
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5ANE % WEST fEaS ssEE.
rrrrpErg .rgs- &. EH -lra

Al meeting of the Board Of Dgec,9r this day semi
ANIMAL dividend Of six Per cent upon the average capt
tai and from The payment Of nstanen - was declared
payable in cshto stockholders and rfssr the 18th
instant VINO Lave paid Up ths- stock IN full and to
stockholders who have no. pad su Of the o.k sub
soTibed by them she div d=ni is TO be placed TO their
cred for wl-1 b. cashier viii r1isl On. l rcc-ipt
TH6 lrr EFr W1F. f,a-N5ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

VRGINIRs QUoTA-From indications now
apparent, it is hardly TO be presumed but that
the Old Dominion Will soon have more than her
full quota of troops in the fed. Tine patriotic
citizens Of the interior are responding literally
TO the last call of the Governor The work of
coming forward in defense of the rights of the
South seems with many to be labor of love
instead OF money-Rsehaa0nd Dispatch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

The negroes of Col. l. a. Jordan, OF Georgia,
hearing that he had company on the coast
named after him, made with their own hands,
presented, through their MASTER to Lieut. M0ffsst
Of the Jordan Greys, 76 pair of socks, part wool
and part cotton
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

TiE STEavsB Nashville The Norfolk cor
responder; of taz Petersburg Express says that
the steamer Nashville, which arrived at Beaufort
a short time siscs, was left in charge of two
young lads the sons Of Captains Pegram and
SiEelstr. On hearing That tie Yankees were
about TO invade the town Of Nsggbem, they
drumGed u9 " & crew, ran the blockade, and
arrived safely ia another southern port The
daring of these tvo yo4ng men, following tie
example O. .beir ,iiastrious fathers, cannot be
to- ug5 ly ez.oiieG.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

MARTIAL LAW-By the orders Of Brigadier-
General Jones, martial law was proclaimed in
in the city and county OF Mobile, and in Bald
win county, on Tuesday. The writ of haJeas
corpus was suspended, as well as the iurisdic-
ton Of the civil courts 80 far as they may con-
aict with the military acquisitions OF the Gov
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

BEVERLY TUCKER, ESQ.-We see by the
Paris correspondence Of the New York Herald
that Beverly Tucker, Esq, who sailed from this
port for Europe, Uid Havana has arrived in
Paris. The correspondent says thai Mr. Tucker
is the bearer of dispatches from our government
to Mr.. Slidell.-Ne1 Orleans PtcayuHs
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AT WoRK.-The peuiteutiary has repaired
and put in tirst-rste order nearly a thousand
mUskets within the past month or two The az
mory will begin in few days to manufacture
muskets- MlLedge5iLe Recorder,
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Am6rOsiaI oil.

NEssRs. rLAEK GEEG7BY & Co..-geuts: Send b7 e-
pres. TO CoHat1. Miss. half gro.s Aubrosisl on. It
gives general satisfaction We shan be cut by he tine
this order reaches you
L. " HUGGINS & BRO.
Gravel 6il, Tenn BLarcl Is, 1850
Nsssrs CLARK Gregory * Co. EashviEe Tsnn-
The Ambrose al on has been worth ten times ils cos to
ms. Ar-aiy t. las proved speedy cu7s in every Gaze
that have spEled IL, sucl toothschs rheumatisu
choic snd crsmps For those ca,es ii has besn sovs
sreiga remedy quick and speedy cur. in ny hand.
g. H. ALEXANDER.
Cherry Vallsy. Tenn, + binary II Is5O.
Sold A. 'Le ua-ulactrre - price by J. M4rza-ld
c. Memphis Wholesale ,s@a.s -Jr S8ltayse-r, I'D By
= Hr- 1-EgR rf. 5ds7gz-v
x see g. gs-r q COS ea.1,la
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EaOmeCpJsEE Gssd aEyfTOpafh.
R-adsHes ror- side Of Bea- greet sso5cd house west
Of tlz Essiss4 College,. Cl-ls 5v-r s. Asusssla 4
Go p u7rz Sore ys.z sl--sa Czi-s 1s-rs % y,
ara o -r. .--Eg ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

ELLI.orv>l.uP.-Hbe Grand Lodge Of the
State o. I.zIs have formally seeded from the
Grand Lodge of tn5 United States, and declared
that they VIII 'a7.i no fraternity nor fellowship
with mrr who. vtis they cali Us brothers, yet
SO K to make us -avss"
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WHTe - WHTSKY !

WE have erected d RECTIFIER On Main street
w No 800, where vii te glad % sss our Old
friends Whisky wiz be sold ten eeats cheaper the
gallon than II can be purchased dl68where.
mh5 lms [. \. FARSTBNBURG co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

x Amy johnson premises largely. In his
appeal TO tla people Of Tennessee he promises
Eun aud complete amnesty to sll who viii return
70 thsiT al .egiaUce % the United States, and as
sunes dicsatsrial II islt to appoint all officers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

E3=Tha New Orleans Bulletin says that the
people Of the palisi Of Rspidss have contributed
$3.50 il cash, and Gotten sugar and molasses,
q The value Of $4,000, for the benefit Of the
families g. TIER gallant volunteers who have
1naIc.isd Z. the g, ,at Of war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-01

Il Tho Legislature OF Arkansas has passed
anaet prohibiting. uader heavy penalty, the
planting of ,aae Jnau two acres Of cotton to
fl.e Lsn.
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MISCELLANEOUS
AT WHOLBSALI!

al w UL ID 1DL'
225 bales best Us Osnaburgs,
10 bales Heavy Drills and Ducks
10 eases Wool Hats,
3 Gum OVeFShOes,
I5 Gents Roots,
8 q" yFOmen's StOut Shoes,
2I CIiIdFen's shoes,
6 Youths Shoes,
60 E" Boys Shoes,
20 Mems Hip shoes,
8 - RuSSeG Shoes,
IA Umbrellas,
as pieces TWeeds and Cassimeres
SO Jeans,
so Ticking,
25 g KeTsey,
20 4" NEerinOs,
400 g Plaid and Striped Do
n8cStics,
20 =" GingIaEsS,
10 {" Heavy Shirting Checks,
I5O Z" CaIscOGs,
30 Hickory ShiFtinSs,
30 dozen Ovcralls,
I2 =" Heavy Wool Jackets,
800 pairs PnHtlIOoms,
30 Suits Gray gaeFseys,
500 dozen Spool Cotton,
I9,0OO dozen Cotton Yarns,
200 dozen vsvcol Socks,
30 Wool Hose,
SO Cotton Hose,
80 Misses os,i Children :
Hose,
So gross Military Buttons,
goo Tbs. Turkey Esed Cotton,
so lbs. knitting Cotton,
30 lbs. Eep3syT VTorStc,.s,
Sc lbs, Sewing s.EIas,
leo BED Comforts,
Blankets, Qgilts,
Brown SIaiTtiags ana Sheeings,
Rleacaed -
Checked JacOuet naa Swiss Mus.
Inns,
Table C2Ogsas5 Napkins asd Tow.
els,
Plaid and ygs,iGe LIzscys.
Canton ElaDuess, Green EsaIze
White and Red FEanReis,
ShawIs, Neck Comforts,
BLACK VGiye5s, A:paCcas,
Rriskl EiHeas,
Handkerchief, Cr8yats, Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents Gaunsiets,
Heavy Buck and Seal Z"
Grain Bags,
Wool Yarns, Carpet yEarps,
Wrapping Irvine,
Flax Threads, Needles, Pins,
Table cutlery, Scissors, etc.
We offer the above, and other desirable goods
to arrive, at Wholesale, FOR CASH.
~ Country Socks, Jeans, Liuseys, etc, vii
be taken in exchange for goods
JOHN L. TAYLOR * CO..
Corner Of Adams and Second streets.
jal4-Iy
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II Pa-saa Br0W7iiow delivered speech at
Nss4viIs Gu 10 I5.1, relative to imprisonment
lor ts.-aa r. as bogus government He de-
clarss hiasst 70 be 10 aboHtionist, and sad
tbet ne S.uta hs3 saf red no infringement on
her institutions. He was grossly vituPerative
ag-iLs. the S.1-a.
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SHOESi.


Ladies Fine Rsels5 Etd BuaElns,
IhCs Sole
Fne Congress Caters,
Plan Sid clippers
Heeled " -"
Fine morocco Boots,
d" Xii
Pegg-d Calf
- Glove KID Caters
Glove and Lasfing Blsklus.
Chdrens Morocco Boots,
" Hesed KID BOots
" Ankle Ties, snail;
Fancy calo-ed Boots,
Pc. god Calf 4"
Copper Toe Boots
Misses Kid AMI Morocco Boots
=. PesBsd CAT
Grsi1
CONGRESS G7.rors
Boys and Yodfhs' KIP and Calf Shoes,
Cali Oyforls
Cents Fine Calf oz+or1s aud Caters,
Stout KIP Army Shoes
Frogaus, Mud Boots, Russets etc
House err ants a. Cooks Shoes.
We have this day received isTgs additional supply
Of Boots and Shoes a. above. GOOD assortment Of
siZ7s, 50 m lch in demand viii bs found in the stock
the privilege Of returning g3rd-
TAYLOR * HCEWEN,
feI0-ln lS4 Man street
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CLARK x FULLER'S
AMBROSEAL OIL!
CE.aRR, EREG OH. > 60.
Sole EprcygteE0rs

Sole E'TcEys.SeEOrs
{NuRES Headacls, Earaehs Toothacls, in three min
~ -sGs; ELe eFLlatism Coughs, EeS-alEis Colds Ery.
ipsiss bronchitis Dy- gep-ia Coiic. Cramps, Inhsmsd
yves, Chronic Sore Hyes, Sore Threat. Cuts Burns,
BRUISES SUTains, JlaPpgd Hauis Pilss Ulcers Diar-
Sores, Sore Breast, Sore Nipples Se4d Head, Ring
worm, 1etter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites Dog Bites
Rat Bites. The world challenged for ts equal for
Scad- and Surus 10 cares Scratches on horses Sore
Eyes Cu horses Sprains, SwlnBey, Poll Evl, Fistula
saddle and harness gals, fresh luds sVs ngs and
il the best known remedy to apPy 70 tendeT-f0Otsd
horses from f0uGd6r-taks The feet and bathe well
about the frog Of the foot Cures all cuEBsoUs diseases
man O- beast
No QUE msdiciua can cure in au cssss 5ut 70 can
show real proof OF the yr5ue Of Amb-0ssl OIL IN
it, healing properties from fsspCuslbs men who an
above being bought than es be producsd for any other
uJd1cu8.
We do net zsssrr a cure for every malady 20 which
-hs human family sre subject bat whss We proclaim
substsn'iats ~ uvDg witnesses. The Ambro-
s-l CHI Nashville PIE paratiOD- gld old throughout
tie south aud Sol.h7aar by ID good drGsgls,s and
general dealers Ilr sc1fh may bh Justly pToud thai
research has l-yulsrd zeal worthy medicine, which
souus 70 d-lv- ont mach OF the worthless Imported
s-ssh y. Do which The country Is flooded
Fgas- ga.l Et or once where Ta viii take pleasure
IN showing testers and 5estilou41 TOO numerous to SCI
forth iu Tie form Of sdvfrssr srlsLt some OF which
euur from physicians in high standing who are using
80 in ;kCr Era--lee tLTv state, WIT. marvellous ef-
tecss. Na -- l- she word O. 3 odloe 3 remedy 30
speedy ana --cruzs O.. -.- .. -'IlE properties
~ Gad tls sst.e..s o. gLa yif Gs Of Clark d f'u
lsIa Amnrosis- D.. evidence 50 althuuue, and from
rsons whose we-- zat -diHE are i-reprOschsble.
hsad suu o.. cc riHcs-.
ylAEE ga1G0EY 4 CO.. PropTietorz,
Ss-ayul-, Taun.
Co. Esmplis. vh0. safe a=e--s ior Southwest, and BY
zl "eiuHH.a f.rE-.-." "--5- 3av VIZ
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YORKToWE IA number If wooden and other
structures forming tho village Of Yorktown.
have been removed lately, il order to facilitate
military operations, offensive and defensive,
RlckH0Ed Dispatch.
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B..arcgard's Retreat FROM cori"th 20
Grand junction.

IRON no. =. louis Republican, Apri 3o.1
oar r,ormaton i conclusive. Hiih"s' TO ths
Gon os Corin,h Ly 10 rebels, thcr.h haro yet
explanation :, III. osced Additional trans.
porsason haa ssoa ordsrsd ~ .snera aIsck md pre-
rsrator, Or. making fr ne prott pursuit og the fuga.
cioug ,uc.ny. ., ha tine ihsse finished i IL thoght
ia roads win bs in decent condition FOR travel and
she sc,crsl e,umus are alraldy 81 readiness 70 march,
s adrauc. win not ~ dea Cd ongor than may DO 70
dulred 10 Obtain no .yra Wagon sui horses Cor which
rCdUi-ilionJ hsys been -nalo
!. eems d % established not DefFcyGrd has l'zoa
-Ion ,Yi., f,n, i1g TsHHsVrs, his Poiu,f
csn'ga.ioa fer ~ a.'aos II NcnPhh. We suppose
b. h% r,oi military fcasaus FOR itis falling
back ana chang. 81 line, though they sro not
apparent, unless 10 = endeaScring 20 gain tlma,
IN ho hops Or rcelyins additional rsnforcsmans. Ths
statement thaI hs oulanked BY General Mitchsl.
OF Huntsville and Decatur Is unworthy OF being e-t
down as reason Tor h rercsrads movement, for Cen.
Mitchels force alone could moi have Inspired Beauro-
army with any -snso Of dnnger.
By Withdrawing from Cornlh, tho enemy surrsndsrs
ono OF his lines of retreat namely via tho Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, leaving him only the Mississippi Central
Railroad and tho Mississippi river. Both "a these viii
soon DO prscarous resorts H. anticipate. The late
successu operations cf tho naval fsc u Porter and
rsrragul sro enersoticay followed up Indeed II Is
not altogether out Of the range q probability that these
operations have been the cause O the alterations In Beau
regard plans aud possibly lie may al once transport his
forces 10 th. FAR South, with tho design OF making
grand coup FOR lho rccapue q NsE Orleans surrender
ing Memphis ~ military necessity; though We can
hardly think he would 10 that.
AZ best tho rctreat Of ths snomy from cornlh ~ a
public confession of his weakness IN tho west. Ito Is
complclsly cornored. Quo OF three alternatives pre-
ssptsd for his acceptance lie must tight Al Grani June
ton or Memphis surrender tho greater psri o sausls
Mississippi snd Aisbama, Or dspsrse his forces. The
dilemma IS fstsl, whatever choice ig made
". believe hst Tho pubs syrcsatiop qf groAt battle
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The Expedition TO Bridgeport, Ala.-How
Beauregard's Despatch to Jcn. Davis
was Taken, SC.

was taken, &C.
HUSryuIS, Ala, May I, 1852.
Hos. e. N. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
Early yesterday morning my troops crossed from tbs
island TO the mainland and captured two Yx. p0undsr
cannon and their ammunition. The inhabitants rspors
the enemy 20 have retreated in great confusion.
0. NJ Mitchell, Brigader General
BNDGrpoRr, Ala, April %, 1902
General Mitchell attacked ne force OF General E. Kirby
Smith this point this afternoon, and, after hall
hours shsng routed them with the loss Of sixty three
killed and largo number wounded. Three hundred
prisoners and two pieces Of artillery we're takcn. IN.
rebels fed the bridge burning span beyond tic
island, abandoning and supplies and cutting ~
their advance, which had been asnked.
CINCINNATI, May 2, 1862
The Comrcrcidps correspondent, with Gen. Nitclels
army gives the following explanation Of the
which Gen. Bsaurs4ards despatch was taken At Huhis
viile:-Ths wires broken al point beyond Hunts
yils and Beauregards despatch was received at Hunts
ville and being prepared By the operator there to
bs forwarded by locomotive to Chattanooga and ,hcncs
repeated BY telegraph TO Richmond, when Gen. Mitchell
surprised the town. and instantly seized tho telegraph
Office Gen. Mitchell himself solved the cypher after
hours OF study There doubt as to tho senuinencss
OF the despatch.
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The steamship America sailed a. nine O'Clock ~
morning 60, -. un.,. ,o. -. :.
bafnsst two clock this morning aud sailed again ~
Ave o'clock for Liverpool
The freight steamer British Queen, from Liverpool on
the 10th April, has arrived here she brngsh aupoes
OF the Americas nowf. 80, -,
The steamship canada, hence for Liverpool vii eSn
cn Cape Race, weather permitting Tor de,Ia'cs@ ~
"a due there about midnight 70 morrow nighi.
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on the bosdgn q Tsunsasss and Mississippi win not
be unfuhlhd. ma hanahAv md hitherto boastful army
Of BeaurseHd W be bsoaeht - stand and pursued
closely that ss asosps The challenge Of Hallecks In
yncos troops ~ hsvs nj As slightest fears for the
result when That svsnS hAppaS fr the secession hordes
VIII bo driven fsem poinI 70 point until they
psed TO gsvs up snARs1y.
Destroying the rAloAd = hs retreats, Il win be sx-
eesdengly iNncuk t0iossw him, who he can, II again
deciding not TO make sAnd rssat Al pleasure towards
either New Orleans Nooos, compelling the Union army
10 make As ady~nss By sisw marches, wbilo he mYss
BY railroad.
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a Gity of Refuge.
From .ho Richaond Dispatch, Apri
IINaAIIR Ia


pANliIdv, Va, Npril a.
The prsscnt appearance of Danyilla reminds very
forcby OF tho cta1 Of rsugo spoken Of in the Old Toe
cnt Scriptures. From all parts OF the frontier aud
coast OF this ~ ato refugees ockng to thl7 point.
Already lho hotels and private boarding houses ore
crowded.
Not having anticipated such m accession 10 their
popuiaton the resident citizens had not laid in such
supply provisions would he sufficient IN order that
nil may have cnough. Thus satablcs soil very hig aud
the prices haye upward tendency. But The country
around is rich and fertile, and tobacco which has illus
far answered all purposes with tho farmers, will give
place to3corn, pork peas, potatoes and Other articles
moro easily dgestod than tho weed.
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NEWS FROM GEN. HALLECK'S ARMY.
.>o<1.-<->>e>S-o>>S-Ne-~.~N.
highly Important Intelligence Not
Allowed to be TeIegraphed.
>~-J>-.-~--'> ~-<---eS~~
Statement Of the Union and Rebel Losses
in the Great Battle.
Reply al Gen. Grant to The Criticisms Oh HIS
Management Of the Battle,
So, &C.. &c.
NEWS FROM GEN. HALLECK'S ARMY.

oA.o, Nay 2, 1862.
rho asus from esssours landing is OF The highest I'M
portGnce Its transmission the wires 10 prohibited.
General >. Walscss division has taken possession OF
PIrdy without opposition 1ho onemy's left flank had
rested in hat town.
soysrnof Yates le'; tonight for plttsburs with tic
hcssal steamer and large dusntiiy q sanitary stores
Tho river is stationary and eight inches higher ihan
svAr before kpoMn.
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pcrsounI Intelligence.

Mr. David Kennedy, oi England; e. L. hammond,
OF Crown Point; s. ". Ilwracs or Cornecticut j. n.
Jopss ot ronisyysuia; u. ". stone of rMsdclpha q.
" Aiken, United states Army !. e. Mcclure, Of wash.
iuatan: J. n. Bcah, T. Prsau, o. IT, Louis, aud Il.
Chatsbsrlir Of Boston, lre ftoppng ~ me Metropolitan
IA
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The Rebel " Situa ton" ON the HIfssissippt.
(Correrpodsncs Of the Rehmond Examiner, April 27l

MEMPHIS April I3, 1861
leland No. 10, a. far regards s future relations 20
She Southern confedorscy, Is also among the things
Shat were" Nn eighty tliTs dni elev,n gunboas and
Eaaposts hdps been s1snk, celre FIFTEEN hundred men
hare bca ndds prisoers together with General Masks
shs commander, and the remainder who escaped are
struggling into Memphis 10 squads Of nve ton or
efty, a. the case may BIO. Scores win doubtless be
drowned Ia the baycns or ort In the cenebrsks where
n many instancss the have 10 wade tor miles up
- their srrnpts in water.
All our forcos had besn removed 10 the main land
from tho ISLAND, aud here they surrounded By the
enemy and hsmined in beyond the hope Of escars OK
ospt In individual The surrender took place on
TUESDAY morning The first notification OF danger wss
shs presence OF gunboat uhch i darii1 p,rnnsT had
ssn nc gaind of the batteries duiis,a storm on a,gSiu
a@h Ihen transports aud troops thrown through
esnai 1nal nan been cut The Missouri side and
.hpte Inc mississippi below tho island Then fell our ba,
yerNs, ono py Que and finally the stronghold itself
tht hoHt point OF defence above Fort Pillow nd
ses sad 70 nave bsen shosd yesterday It's position
lssa strong ono, and with suespcy OF troops nav ia
cusdsrsd impregnabls b1 dler De ssyis,es ~ ra,
- foIiy q count upon Gnyhi1o as ce,aa yn,si ~
r'oced 50. Wsme living, therefore upon that "
"Hs,es whioh springs eternal 10 The human b,.s.,u
II Fort pllov falls Of course AemThis oos, min n 80,
Nee Orisd w. s grand Prize 1 hs fedsrdis coa,s .,J -
tk progrdm,W ~ Is not probable that with ibe ,ich
roit 20 nearly ready 10 pluck, the enemy will atom ith
Gut ssms furhs~ DEMONSTRATION, or thnt stupsnanns
Anott viii not be Snt forth TO secure e ,ysto,s OF -
souiA end vs't 9oers ls.s~y N.lc peula 10 Nsnlphs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-03

CAIRO, May 2, 1852
The latest news from the sot say IL generally be
Iav ,ha, ,,muaneous attack would DO made by ,hs
fleet before the cioss OF the week.
Memphis papers OF the 10th say meeting hold the
NIGHT before had concluded 10 bura the city In case of
the approach OF the federal feet.
Editorials urgently call the people 70 reinforce Price
., Fort Wright, as the only hope aud salvation Of the
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