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The Daily Dispatch: April 14, 1862., [Electronic resource], article 17 (search)
on. The enemy can only capture our forts etc., by creasing the Mississippi below them. A small force, with a vigilant commander, located on the Tennessee shore, can prevent the landing of any large force by the Federals, in any fort of craft or boat which they may construct from the opposite side of the river. What this gunboat may be able to effect towards the landing of the enemy's force on our side of the Mississippi river must be thwarent A rumor of the spiking of a gun, etc., at Hucker's battery, we attach little consequence to. We presume it to be fole and unfounded. Our accounts from Fort Pillow and the Mississippi river are full of encouragement, and quite satisfactory. Let us all ourselves, being hopeful, yea confident, of the final result; success in battle, and the ultimate independence of the Southern Confederacy--with a destiny of wealth, vast power, and sublime grandeur as a nation of freemen! With hope, there must be endeavor, by each and every man. He w