The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-02

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C"ao' hpr'i 2e.--'ebere Is nothing new
ffom the army IN the heid, We except the
thousand and one rufnofs current In Csiso
Of battles and sklm;shiaf. nearly every one
of which exists IN the excited imagination
OF i'em-monsers only. The lstest inteiIi-
gence Ifom r''ise9fS contained in~dis'
patches 10 head quarters of tots morning.
10 Them no mention was made ofs battle OF
skifmsh, or thst there were any mos.menfs
OF innportance. E'H
The Provost Marshal Of this post has Iste !!
ly done q Dig thing in the way Of riddihe
the town OF the hosts OF d'sresputse'e 'e4
males, who daily and nishtIy throng ouf
streets. There was floating cfaa some'
whsre IN the upper part OF town. near the
sto'e uepot' ned 10 Tree some aosen ZOOS
OF more rom the ievee' occupied as ofo'h-
e'' IN w"'cn were oo"e'esateo 'e'se crown
OF soanuoneu iema'es VIVA inc" no iess
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dovo IN Di,;e 40 del;sht the frat families of
cbivslrydom. When las, heard from, they
v.re gsi,v aoatips down the broad Miss,s.
sini. nine miles below Columbus, They
hsd boisted the flag, white petticost. and
if they escape the dangers Of the hotiila, and
succeed in eludins the vigilance Of the srtii-
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CMKo. April ?.-The Memphis Ava
lanche Of the 23d inst, just received. con-
.s'ns the following items OF ofintelligence:
Martial law has been declared IN 'ichs'
burg and I've. miles outsidethereof.
! The Avalanche thinks the lower branch
Of the Confederate CoDsress about the weak
est body OF men ever assembled The Sen
ate, however, is body Of able statesmen.
A large body of Texans are in Memphis
en- route for Corinth,
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n,. - -. co,f.s.,.,.
TeSas ha' my nine regiments !" '"e
heiu' hhVe 10 'he necessity o' ue'ehu'nS
he' seHoo''"' s"e Is ou''u'"s '"o su"o'' 'S'
Galveston has one thousand three hund-
red and ninety'four men ia the army
Twenty regiments of Rangers are being rais-
ed in Texas.
A telegraph dispatch from Richmond, da.
ted April 22d. states that Gen. PIement has
lef, Eastern Kentucky with his whole force,
90 600 strong. for Corin'h.
The steamer Pl,,,e Valley arrived to-day
with lster news from P,tsburg Landing
Gen. Halieck is pushing forward his forces
ss rapidly as possible in the present state OF
the roads. The roads are still sxecrable.
but rapidly i'm proving.
On the 2Sth' Gen McCook'sdivision made
reconnaissance IN force as Tar as Montery'