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The Mississippi campaign.
the operations of the enemy--condition of our armies — energy of the commanding General--our success--Gen.Polk's recent arrival.
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A correspondent of the Montgomery Advertiser, writing from Demopolis, Ala, February 28th, furnishes the following interesting review of matters in Gen Polk's Department,
The campaign through which the army of this Deportment has just passed has been fruitful of many incident, and profitable in demonstrating the ability of the South to maintain its independence.
The Federal newspapers have for more than six weeks been filled with the plans of the great South western campaign, Sherman was to invade Mississippi with three columns. --One--the larger — to leave Vicksburg; another Western Tennessee, down the Mobile and Ohio railroad; and the third was to land at Pascagoula There three columns were to unite at some point, capture Mobile, then Montgomery, and occupy all of Mississippi, and that portion of the Sta