, 1863-08-10
FROM CAIRO.


rspecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CAmo, August s. 1868.
By the steamer Won Phnl We hare dispatch
es from our Memphis correspondent Of the
5th ult+
Gen. Kmhau had arrived from Vickshurg.
He brought no news Of importance that can
be communicated. kTherc is come sickness
among our troops ut Helena.
West Tennessee is now comparatively clear
ofrabel gueri1las. Richardson and his broth
er horse. There's having been driven from the
State. There is another Of the zane i1k,
named Bob Morris, and still another gang,
headed by one Wm. Wilder, committing
some petty depredations in that vicirity. Che
prospect is, however, that tha 1ne is very
short, as residents will theI arise and
bring them to judgment and 0mcnt.
The impression seems to prevail that there
Will be no proclamation issued for an election
Of State Legia1a b in Tennessee, during
this month, Us was contemplated when the
Union State Convention assembled at Nash
yille.
It appears from statement made by the
Cairo Ne,es Of this morning, whose informa-
ton came from Capt. Phillips of the o. 8.
Navy, That the killing OF Mr. DccEhanl and
family, near Compromise Landing, should
not be wholly placed upon the shoulders Of
colored men. The facts seem to be that
white soldiers also had hand in the bloody
deed. Two white men, one named Grayson,
we're sitting by, and urged on and prompted
the negroes to their cowardly acts.
Er,vcnr has bnnu cnn+.,rnt1 wifi the fr-eJve
negroes and one white man. It is to be
hoped that they may au be properly pun
ished.
Gen. ]. II. Tutt1e and a. A. g. Sample,
late Of Iowa, lat,crly con9fsfe1 e1Nith the post
Of Cairo, but sill later Why Gen. Grant in
the field, were here to.dsy, en- rontc for the
North.
CAmo, August 5.-1hat Part Of the rebel
territory west OF the Mississippi Is shortly to
he cleared Ct every organized force. General
Davidson is marching down through the cen
tre Of Arkansas, and IN several little affairs
with the enemy has been entirely successful
Already the people OF jacEsonport arc said to
be fleeing before Daridscn's approach. There
Is alEo another expedition just on the poiut
Of starting into the western country, which
will help TO complete the work Of crushing
the rebellion. It is not PROPER to speak Of it
il detail at present. It can't be lorg TILL this
entire sweep of territory Will be under undis-
,,r+ea co,}rn,
Pa..@ e 49,,
on tee @Hn ults Ten. dona5oa fes1e"ca
his troops at Mobile. The Ns,1s say8 much
cheering preeted Tie batt1e.scarred chIeftaio.
ense.6 81 -Ne
Esht ol Enon "as an e3ceuenE tonic 10 our
citizen EoIdfery.
Tile Atlanta 4CDtaz urecs rucr;!1n operatiors
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" .nc nissine'pp4 lt'ei' 1ao sysseu'
lied rlan o. operations on Its hanks WILL &C.
co!nn11bh more than c@n otEeyHi.e be deyised
IN ,-3n,1a f.r,rt 1trxon.a ~ soe4 4,aro1or. A.,
.os.eiAa u1s.+. ~ .>A1s ~ 81. .s,eAsAs W
the Father Of Waters bnsaWlaeked from CT
err canebrake ana b1aff below Memphis.
Gen rptt1c n,ssed tnronuh ca;rn ye.tar4av
.1.e - - 80 49, -ss.11s... ~,
u 'oate 1of Ao"a' osioEe tuc ieoenaoa IL
| was Democrat In politics. gathered from
| conyersatio1 With him yesterday tLat be il
W. 1o,,,nr a -o+,z7 ,n,-, h,+ ,r,.s y, In, VI.
~ .oDts. f"1'' AN-1a' 0e1 t'os' - W. ~.
good OF Inc country lie occupies, adantica
| With Gen, Logan, sud is in fayor Of pezce
th~,nc,, t1orr;1r 9ho ra,,a1s m a.os sa,i.;,ss
| aAoos! sno 1enst'. ~ ""7 eo1ts1sea
| last spring to run on the Democratic tlckea
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