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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-14
THR sTTuATEON IN MIDDLE TEN,
KmHaRE.

Owing 70 the singular, and We believe uHwise, policy
Of our government and generals, we ara as yet without
snv definite infornlatioz as to the aciuai result Of The
last battle between BRAGG and RosEcRANz, which oe-
Cured on the % inst. We know nothing of The extent
Of cur own loss, nor. indeed, OF the position Of orr
army. or Of Its ability to make a successful stand. The
scattering reports that have been permitted to come oyer
ahs lines Eppsar TO us to bear the impress OF omciAl col.
orrg. a. Il hey were u auufscsbred for the purpose Of
m~irlssdinE the public. At best they are meaFrs, and
net such Is tbs people have a right to expect
The hrst days light wE g eomplsis success. we
have slainsd a victory. with great loss ts the enemy,
which he admits. We know that he lost forty-fve bun
dosd vgisonsu, E1 generals, t~hirtyoue pieoes Of srtI.
Isrv and g vast wagon train. Our own loss was heavy,
but beyond the short announcement that it will reach
nine thousand we know nothing. OF The battle OF the
ID inst, we have nothing beyond the fact that "Breek
fnddReE divsion wasrepulsed with terrible s~lsughtsr.r
II Is evident that our earlier advantages we're not
pursusd. or that BosEcRkEz was reinforced to such an
e4.,ut - II make the retrest Of Gen. BRAGG a prndsn.
4,.l necessity. TEue, ws hsd been Informed that ROSE.
w.rrs communication had previously been cut off
,sst biz army was in a starving condition, and that he
-,,s ;. soseed 70 fight or retrsat. Now # turns ont
hat his Communication was not disturbed 20 as to pre-.
-.nt r.nforeements reaching hhA As a c51emporsrv
rsmarks kilograms giving an account Of the battle
-sr. received IN New York even nOre quickly than !
4hev were received here. Accounts Of the batls reach
~ York. are published. run the blockade and arrive
80 h,Ssrs We, IN direct connection with the battle.
e.IS ,sr sashsr up few scanty crumbs Of news. AL
81, ,roves that .slegysphio Communication with the
,so5b d vet perfect, and vs may conclude therefore
81. IN. rsurosd communication has not been interrupt
ii sseA being the ssss, tAers vas no diAieulfy IN
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From IRIncInn,er.

A gentleman from The Vicinity Of the Blackvater
Pryor has been working with Netting zeal an ~ -
fenses Of the line, and now has evetvf6ing M rss5f,Se
20 give the enemy a severe check should bs attsm5t i.
advance.
General Pryors recent march 10 the neirhborboos ~
suEolk was attended with many happv rss9Ffs n 80
him a thorough knowledge Of ne tspoeranby I, ~.
country, eurbed the ins0leuce Of the fos' s65 zno,lsS
bis eommissary aad Q~uartermasfer with moss ssoreE
they needed. He repeatedly drove Is ~ ane5s,ss -
cts, and ssversi times bartered hin f~srafgbs t,t seei9
not get him cut of.h5s forthcations sac 4, -
instance. and then, BY an adrolt movement ~ chr 80
the enemy suspected a flank movement .nJ
quicked back 10 SufJlk, 4 distance 81 ~. =
The Yankee force Is known 10 havs oonsfsts5 - -
thousand men, while General Prvors Il -
been not quite So many. TIE cowerdiv ~ s.aI -
beAind his esrthworks Al Sufoik. ans 81 ,.esl
OF Wight Nansemond ana soutbsrnDfs7 a. .Ifs
imnunity from depreciation, such 81 has No. -J-y-as -
before fer may months.-Pgea5arg Es-.ss ~.
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The Ynnkee Armr.
We find the following 10 d late number Of q United
States paper

We find the following 10 q late number Of q UnlseC
States paper
Mr.. Stanton, In his report, says he has 0 ,OOOm men IN
DER arms. This statement suggests some hgGring. TN
der the three calls Of the President there were ll75O0C
men ordered ont, 800 Thousand Of whom were TO be
drafted These, If all are in 1.-The fed, added TO the reg
MAR army, would make a tota Of sly l,250,0O0. Bat OF
the 100000 drafted men there are not probably over
10000 yet mustered into the servica
DR.. Bellows. superintendent. Of tie SAM airy Cemmis-
sion, siaies 'hatl5O,000 men are-siSk. and according to
the New York Times, 10000 are i~trsgglers and desert
err, making In these three ITEMS alone, 4SO 600 men.
which deducted from the 1880 00 Of the entire levy.
would leave 10000. + on this we must further de.
duet the dead and wounded during the existence of the
war which low readers VII he disposed to place 81 less
than 200 TO 500 thousand, an6 many at considerably over
these. These are plain fscts, and would show that the
War Department keeps troops in pay on paper. who
have probably never been il seTv ce, and disiuissos. es It
ad WITHIN . week past, IN asgrRcs, officers and me 3
kiled IN battle, and dead six months, without Its knoWl-
edge or record.
Another statement Of the Yankee army Is sugge ted
by s%'anson's figures. He says he has 10000 men IN.
der arms We presume this means that this is the num-
Der now on the muster rolls. Now If 100000 have
been mustered into the service, As above stated, since
the war commenced, the figures coifes- thar three hun.
dred Thousand men have been killed, wonnse5. and psr.
mhnsutly disabled on the part Of the enemy siaee The
war began. A fearful host Of sacrifices. but probably
under the true number.
Of the 100000 Low on the rolls and drawing nav wa
are told above $4,000 are sick sud 10000 are ,trag.
Cling or dssertsrs. Add 10000 fer our surplus Of orr,
enera new considerably increases0 and. we have : de.
duoton Of $4,000 to make in order 10 get st the efficient
Of tho army. So that the enemy would sesn
TO have only $4,000 men actually with arms in their
hands.
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mRmPWHANs KILLED an MUIR
RREKHRnR05.

Il with u~nfsigned sorrow that we have TO add to
she List Of killed In the battle Of MurfrsesbOrO. tie
name Of our friends Major ". B. Ross and Captain JNo.
R. J. CEErsHrON, Of Memphis. They were sEong
the first to enlist IN heir country cause atthe outbreak
Of he war, aud remained In tie service to the time Of
thsirdeath. In connection with Captain R E CHEw,
who was killed At he battle of Prairie Grove, IN Ar
kansas, Major Ross raised q company in Memphis, and
gradually rose from q lieutenant to the position of major,
and had be survived, would have attained to stn higher
rank in the army.
Captain CREIGHTON, though quite young, originally
enlisted in the Harris zOuaTe Cadets. and, at the time of
his death Rnd during the Kentucky campaign, was in
command Of q company OF tkirnshers They were
universally beloved by all who knew them, and have
len behind a hos; Of soTowing friends to mourn their
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"a a swim DO at such az ~ss used St Celsmbu, l,..
ga, migat be OF considerable sGrvics here in 80
aAfso Anier who figured 80 COM pieuouslv sbopt SoieE
~ 5syaaa ~ with the Grainpns Cannot he -
rnIsisnsd with aswlft steamer aud put At lis old bBs e
We cordially endorse the above s-ueresiio, vn;.5
andin the Yickssurg Wzlg Of ze serday r. -.
ieet 10 have upon the river ; polts boat under the 80
mand Of some such active officer as Cant Miller L..
proven himself to be, may be s~tt9buted the unsotnn..a
ioss OF the Fair Play, and the ability Of the FsdarsI. :
make such = neseasful raid on the ives, sisa ~ .bs
river as has recently occurred lot a moment should
oe lost IN procuring an active Iivsr scouting vessel
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WorEsn's Lale MOveme sis in KeniHehy'
To the Associated Press, NORTH
LOUISVILLE Jan L-sorssr crossed the Cumberland
and cut of Naahvilis a. Ggilsbor0' on the 27th ultimO.
CoL Hobson # the I3tb Kentucky. drove part Of his
fores, killing nine and capturing sK cen.
Morgan then crossed Green river, and moved TO Eliza
5ethtowu, destroying the bridges at Beaver creek and
Nohn He also destroyed the tresHe-WOrk at Null
drongh's Hill, and moved fr Rolling Fork.
60. Harlan. 81 the 10th Kentucky, overlook Morgan
az Rolling Fork and attacked hm, killing, w~ounding and
capturing a number Of his men. The rebel Gel Duke
died Of hrs wounds.
Col. Harlan Penued, and attacked Morgan Ct Rolling
Fork and the Salt River bridge. This f. the & 81 instance
u infantry attsokiBr and r. utina cavalrv.
Morgan Ted before Harlan % BarGSoEn aad thenes
a. empted % escape between Lebanon aud Beis7ile.
Col Hoskius Of the 18th lEentucky, attacked bin 1bfs
m1ring, XII Cd number andea2turing bis caissona aid
amunition wagons.
hofsan IS flying preeipifaie,y. Gen Revnofds msrsb-
90 rom Glasgow yesterday fer Greensboro, AMI nav
Intercept Thin Col Huiseyi Of the 9Th Ksatuckv cav
cry, was killed
Aorgsa has paid dearly fer what be has done. Osr
casualties lave not been Reported
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LossEs Is zee Llrf 80 - -.

= TIE LATE BAITLrsI IS NORTH CAROLINA.
H.. 1919 I me hAeish -eo'gTess makes out q
" "Al "opaoeo' s' far as caa at present 30
Carolina, Kinsioa, white Hall ana tscldsboro, T. :
many respects. imperfect. especially the lit ~ tuiss
which. owing to the rapid ehargas Of posifio, ~,
.aNs1 p.1os' cannot be immediately verified. our
= = s-sssn between three and four hundred, Of
aDoH' asFsniy were killed End two hundred and
woands are comparatively slight All Of The -
At soldsbaro5 being tenderIy csrsd for = .x..ze
nurses and surgeons
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rHE GUNBoAT FIGHT ON THE
"a

A letter from snyders bluff, on the Yazeo, from a
participant, 2 yes Us the particulars Of the fight with
tie Federal gunboats on the 9Th ult, which resulted 50
dipastrously to the Denton The Confederate bat
tsries were manned by the 22d Louisiana regiments
under Col Higgins, which command has heretofore &C
czpied q heroic part ct the mouth Of The Mississippi,
and in the attack upon vicksburg last summer. Our
correspondent ssys;
On December 27th, about P. N, all icing on the
0f sire the mon in the batteriss-tbe enemy being in
sloss srozlmity-sn AboHionis. crew and launch made
their appearances around the point Immediately below
M. and stesrsd across the stream IA the suns ray,
sinking 10 blind Us. We opened Ere with two guns,
and drove hem 20 the opposite shore IN quick time,
and they made much quicker Zine running on terra
anns when taey reached IT, Theycane TO reeOnnoiter
In q few minutes the bulky bow Of the Yankee batter
ing ram Benton came peering around the point, and
with ell GOODNESS and impotence crossed over to The op-
posite bank put out men with ropes and made her fast
10 the shore. That, we Thought, exhibited some pluck,
and consequently expected hot work. Our boys had
rot been idle. She had already felt the shock Of a few
shot from Vs, and now her ports were opened AMI the
setla1 became general Meanwhile two Of their gun
boats had steamed up the river, and shslled rs from be-
hind the point We could not return their IRE, they
being on our left flank and 10 the rear Of ne. So We
paH particular attention 10 our friend Benton for two
hours, when, after hsisting sgna'L she retired sdllsnly
down the river, with Der shelilng consorts, whipped and
discounted. Their loss, as sscsrtained from prisoners
taken, was the captain, two HeutensntE5 qusrternsster,
purser and six men killed Commodore Porter, Jr, had
his arm shot of. and the iuvincble Benton penetrated
In ten places. So much Tor Abolitionist rams. Our
Ios was one msn killed snd two slightly wounded
Col Higgins subsequently acknowledged the bravery
Of hi. command in the following graceful and aPPropri
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N@TzCR.

MEDICAL P0RVEY0Rs OFFICra
~ JACKsOE, January IN. IesS
- WI % received - this ofacs untH tbs l5tb
lngfa for mskins IFTEE TTngDPr1 -
W. THOUSAND O. morsl HOSPITAL EUIKS
s-eoFi.ns 70 pattern 90 se sse1 So MY 6a7es. me -,
Uost 70 nave he Pref rence-tha ripht tsf1,
however 7, reserved 10 5eIsei an BID not 5ssn.
~ HIgHAED POTTS.
i7fiSs Serseea O. s A. sd asdicd Parsevor
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NEW ORLEANS sBIsPLAsTsRa-The city bursss Of
finance are taking sts to redeem tbs New Orleans
diuplastsrs, is'ued under the ordinance Of September
p, 1861 II conformity TO an ordinance dstsd January
9th, the amount Of $4,000 Of he ns.es which havs
been authorizes te be Issued BY the city treasurer, IN.
der a previous Ordilarcs is to be mads Of the dsnomi-
nation Of i've dad ten cents. These notes ss e De
s~nsra7ed in 8 superior style and stamped BY the bureau
OF anance, registered d in the controlleriao aee. andissned
without tho signatures Of the city treasurer and eon-
trolsr thereto.
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~ ttHLsl rs, ATTENTinN-

a ~ kIssT-c Ass aACaJNIsTs s~4-.
sn5lovm y. = 3 Hne1 can get imme8ists srd 800
az athens, Georqit. a Undersigned, located
inr t. Nsi,- ~ aIFyt3g from New Orissns. bv
a.s.y QtAssd . or Armorv s85 - Aaes
csisists' ~ 20 z Hsge' wl be given esos ~
q beard car be Sad Il mod-Sese -. "a
is9Ins COOK & BROTHER
AnoIya Alhsna. O.
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LATEST 81 TELEGRAPH.
Last Nights Dispatches
FEDERAL REPORTs FROM THE
RIVER.
.gpG-.zaassnissraSson Meeting i" EITiRoi'.

Special to the appeal
GRENADA, January 13-Memphis papers Of the 10Th,
received here. confirm ofieially the reports that sher-
mans army had arrived at Napoleon.
Nccgernand did not arrive in time for the eight at
vicksburg. Gen. n L. Smith, of the Federal army.
vas wounded.
It was unknown whether TIE feet would return to
Yicksburg, Or go further up the river.
The Bulletin understands that the feet on its way up
destroyed a battery at Cypress bend, but the Argus
says there was no Confederate force nearer Napoleon
than Arkansas Post, and prOnOunces the Cypress bend
report CANNON.
Grants order ezpeIHns Jews from the army has been
rsscinded.
The Chicago TlmeB, Of the III, contains q glowing
account Of the meeting at s~pripaeld, Illinois. to protest
against the conduct Of Lincoln's administration. The
seekers were Richardson, Merrick. Marshall and
Goudy. The Times says the people evidently conceded
with the speakers. rs such applause az greeted their
bold and manly uttaranees never rang through the
capitol D.
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~ We lean, upon suthority deemed reliable. .Eag
Lieutenant OConnsT, 9 sti0reo AZ Cumberland pan b-t
were Psssi1g out Of or State unmolested estbsrsd -.
gstner $bout one HUNDRED citizens, pursued lien. ana
from oeaind trees succeeded in killing ABBOTT forrv ~
them This occurred In Lee county. virginia -
viHs RsSistq.
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y Information IS desired Of the parteulars Of Bo
death Of VIM Harm, a private 81 com any q. Csgs
mcConueI' lh Flarida regiment lie died on beard 4
Dug, on ais way 10 be EXCHANGED A note. couuuuf-
cat ns the name and address Of The person who was
TeHeat ~ ne oeains 1bl be esteemed 3 favor. Address
our western exchanges viii obHgs Us By extending
this nodce.-Charkston Hze0ry.
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WANTED, INMgaTsTriV

- "a hosp sis shops, aud troop. Al hi - >
s 1I ~ ! sas aighssf nsrksl price for al WOOD dslg,-
SfP5 az ny ohcs, jast below Ire Post Of.s 90 w
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vICKsBURG,

Our telegraph last nigst coniradiota previous infor.
nation that the enemy had gone mp to Helena on the
river, aud the letter Of our regular correspondent fom
the bills City. iuiimates that his Federal armada is
making It's third approseh II 30, we may soon look
for stirring times, and our readers win be pleased to
learn that We have msde arrangements to be fuily ad-
vissd Of everything thst t~ranspireS
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EASTERN NORTH CARoLIxA.-A correspondent.
writing from Eins,ou, North Carolina, undsr date Of
January 2. 1853, says It is reported upon what is deemed
good authority that the enemy ars coming up the Neuse
river in their guaboass and transports. The Impression
is that :heir design is 70 land a heavy force atths mouth
Of Big Swift creek, on the north side 81 tbs Eeuse. and
make a felnt in the direction Of Kirston, while Z laod
force win march toward Wilmington. b. Wsy Of Swans
boro', onslow County. Il Is also reported that the enemy
ara landing heavy land force 3, swsnsbor5' from More
head city, to move against Wilmington IN the rear.
u From the New Orleans Bee Of tie 9Th mat, We
learn that BY an ordinance, dated Janusry 9th. seven.
teen per cent. Of the city taxes payable IN 1863 is sp-
to the payment Of the interest on the bonds
BY the city Of Now Orleans for subscription to
the stock Of the New 0rlrsns Jackson and Gssat
Northern raj road company, snd the New erIsans. ope-
and Great Western railroad company. A tax Of
three per cent. on tbs anoupt Of every lissnss author
to be issued for the year 1858 il TO be levied fer The
purpose Of paying the Interest On che bonds Issued b.
ne city to the Psntehaitrsia saisSaa seurEay.
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Y We regret TO lsarn from tas Riehm,n DisDates
that MajorGeneraI Bwell recently met with a painful
seeident' which is likely to continue hh eopapsment
While passing from one apartment of his lodging to an.
other essaying the facility with v,hi.h he eosld ne The
lno-a poriios Of which was lost in the second bstls
Of Aanassas-he stumbled aud foil, The bandare savs
WAY, sna the recently joined aspi Of the stump opened.
eans'ng 8 most serious wound Surgical srte18spc.
was 81 hand ard every efOrs inside to relievs the ssf.
fereF to whom the accident, it is believed VIII mot Drogs
fa.al. ~ n pV,e
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EaaAEsF.

tae = . Ds-s1bar, 5j2, from the underasuss a
" NHGkO BOY, SAM, sbolt i've eet Z 81 ineiss
- cA 4 eempl zio1' P sasi-g eountenzEes and aq-d
a9ort n.ns-eeu r twenty ye p. It is su1po.e9 - h
~ Z 70 go 70 Grens1s AID VII p s-a5iy sav he be-.
~ 2. 70 DT Acsel9y. H3e al reWa 4 III be psid for
az Ueife : 70 me- o-for snY info maHeu . that 1 rsr
- ~ fl@t4 vi ~ IIr ZUUF
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Sal So 6 N ls5gs Or snail quantities. bouss. 3,
sifher pips. bic Or ~ Sp-r1Hen 7 request an who have
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5e.7a Solonei and Acting Chief Of Orias1ss :
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Ee GEES & GAINS,
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HEADQUARTERS, ssYDER's HILL

The oclonel commanding ten lsrs his hanks to M-jor
George PurveE, and 70 the officers and men Of the 2 d
Iouisiana reg ment 10 the ~untring yea and vigilance
display d by them during the enemy's presence in this
y{cin " an for the cheerful AlHCtity with which they
unlimited 10 loss Of rest aud other p%rvstiona vi heut
uu-murire or complaining, thereby exhibiting the high
est qualities of the so der. He eoagrssnlatea them on
thu bnIi~nt victory Obtained by them on the a ternoon
Of the s7th Of December, when after a sharp scti0n Of
nesrlv three hours. they defeated and drove back the
s1emy's gurboats, and seriously damaged one OF the
most formidable iron-clsd vessels The e'loncl CON
uondinF. cannot omit express ng hs admiration Of he
courage, co 1lnass ard sEii displayed by the sd on
tai occasion, and hsfls proud Of the hozor Of having
undsr hs command 20 Eilauts regiment
fSIredI EDWARD HIGGINS,
C0lors3 Commanding.
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a hITUATION a. SCHOOL TEACHER -
"A yfu9s man who l. q a ih-d to teach IN ~ -
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CHsNCE R0VE4

DERsONs holeins GsANGE Totes i,sBs5 ~
unoer lgned will pIesse present them - No..
ANsH hg'n' "a kson, Ms TO redsma ion
s.,qz ORGE T. GRACEY
grrw-frr 49,
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MORALS N MEMPHIS The 4rgussays rowdyism o.
sveg bad type is becoming BY far too prevalent IN
the Bluf City, and that Of late shooting. stabbing and
kn, Ok down ARRAYS, have followed quite closely in the
Tsse Of each other, particularly amo us the lower or.
der Of people, until the local columns Of the public
.nncnala taem Nth hair raci aL
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EDITORIAL CoNvENTroN.-Bu few Of the presses Of
the South were represented in the late editsrisl con.
ventiou in Macon, Ga, and the meeting, after daeus
sion upon associated press reports, sad the importance
Of some movement to diminLh the consumption OF
paper, the supply Of which threatens to fail altogether,
It was agreed 20 adjourn to mest sgsia on the 4th Day Of
February next, at Augusta, Ga. We havs already sH-
pressed our Vi-Ws upon the importance OF sOms Or
ganlzsion Or system, BY witch the public can bsfur.
nished with mPortsut news At the earliest momeut,
sn while we hope FOR this at empt the utmost success,
we despair Of an early accomplishment Of the purpose.
Nothing short Of a new system, under The esa;yoI Of The
a~esspapTs themselves, viii accomplish 4 reform. An IN
dep ndert organization viii fsi as It has h~eresofsrs
done. But the press ean have an sssoslstion by which
It can be better suppist With tslsgraphie news, AID va
hope It win be formed
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WANTED.

y KhNL, . good, conf rtabls FAMILY DWELL
lNa HOUSE for which : hand ONE sBm ~F1 -
j. isI55 nun ADDE'S g e
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E The Memphis Argas denies the statement that
Gen Meelernand has been removed from the command
Of the Federal forces on the river. He passed down on
the 4th. The superstition is that sbermans attack on
the 291h, and bis Subsequent unaecountable Ietres. with
his whole force after = single repulse, was an erratic
movements ike those which characterized his operations
in Kentucky IN the campaign Of 1861, and caused his re-
moval from commend.
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q The Knoxville Ragi'teT sys It has been advised
that President Davis selected Tullshoma IS the ct spot
for the battlefield, whose fortunes should determine the
fate Of Tennessee. Tallahoma IS Thirty miles south Of
Marfrsss borO', and thither General Bragg has moved
his srmv.