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The Daily Dispatch: May 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], The "Situation"--a Yankee raid. (search)
The battle at Grand Gulf, Miss.
heavy fighting — the enemy repulsed — loss heavy on both sides. Jackson, Miss., May 1.
--The enemy advanced and fighting commenced at Grand Gulf this morning at 1 o'clock, and continued until 4, when the enemy was repulsed.
The battle was renewed at 8 o'clock.
The Yankees captured Wade's Virginia Battery, which was retaken by our troops this evening.
The enemy has been driven a mile from the battle-field, and firing has ceased.--Loss heavy on both sides.
General Bowen's horse was struck four times in a charge on the enem
From Kentucky and Missouri. Jackson, May 1st.
--A special dispatch to the Appeal contains advices from the Memphis Bulletin of the 27th.
The river has fallen twenty-four feet-in all.
A dispatch of the 24th, from Cincinnati, says: The shipment of stores the past week is the largest ever known.
Several Covington ladies have been arrested for writing Secesh letters, and will be court-martialed.
Steamboats are not allowed to pass southward.
At St. Louis the Commissary Department is active.
Three million rations are getting ready for Grant's army.
In a skirmish at Patterson, Mo., the Federals lost eleven killed. Patterson was burned before the Yankees evacuated.
Gen. McNeill, of Palmyra massacre notoriety, is reported captured.
Two regiments of militia are to replace the garrison at St. Louis, which goes into the field.
It is believed that the rebels captured Cape Girardeau.
It is reported in Louisville that Morgan, with a numerous force of c
The Daily Dispatch: May 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], The Federal raid into East Mississippi
From Tennessee. Tullahoma, May 1.
--Gen. Forrest met the enemy near Moulton, yesterday, and repulsed him in a hand-to-hand fight.
The enemy are in full retreat.
Forrest is in full pursuit.
All quiet in front.
[another Dispatch.] Chattanooga, May 1.
--All quiet in front.
The enemy are within their entrenchments on Stone river.
A special to the Rebel, from Huntsville, dated to-day, says Forrest repulsed the enemy with considerable loss, yesterday, at Danville, fifteen mnd-to-hand fight.
The enemy are in full retreat.
Forrest is in full pursuit.
All quiet in front.
[another Dispatch.] Chattanooga, May 1.
--All quiet in front.
The enemy are within their entrenchments on Stone river.
A special to the Rebel, from Huntsville, dated to-day, says Forrest repulsed the enemy with considerable loss, yesterday, at Danville, fifteen miles from Decatur, and is still pursuing them.
Our loss will not exceed fifty.
Our pickets are now beyond Court-land.
The Daily Dispatch: May 4, 1863., [Electronic resource], What troops the Yankee States have sent into the field. (search)
From Louisiana — the Yankees not at Alexandria — brilliant cavalry Dash. Natchez, Miss., May 1.
--A gentleman who left Alexandria, La., on Wednesday morning, brings intelligence that Banks is not now, nor has he been, nearer than fifty miles of that place.
He also reports that General Moulin, with 1,500 cavalry, gained the enemy's rear and captured and destroyed 175 wagons belonging to their advance trai