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The Daily Dispatch: April 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Before the battle. (search)
or near the Tennessee river, within a few days at most. We have every confidence in the result of this approaching battle. We repose every confidence in the skill and tact of our commanding Generals, especially of Polk, Beauregard, Bragg, and Johnston, and the men they command are anxious to encounter the foe. A braver and better army never fought a battle on this continent. We do not write for effect, but to give a candid expression of our views in the premises. We have able and skillf We have great confidence in our power and our will to prevent the capture of our city. Let us be hopeful, resolute, and firm. He can not be whipped who will not be. In another editorial the Avalanches says: Beauregard, Bragg and Johnston are on the alert. The enemy will soon receive the worst thrashing they have ever yet caught. This battle will be the most desperate, perhaps, that history has recorded for centuries, for the South feels that all is at stake upon the issue. If
The Daily Dispatch: April 10, 1862., [Electronic resource], Messrs. West & Johnston, publishers. (search)
Messrs. West & Johnston, publishers. --The war has not put down Messrs. West & Johnston. In spite of every difficulty, they have shown an enterprise and a sagacity which have put them ahead of all other Southern publishers, and which will make them the Appletons and Harpers of the South, whenever the war closes. They have Johnston. In spite of every difficulty, they have shown an enterprise and a sagacity which have put them ahead of all other Southern publishers, and which will make them the Appletons and Harpers of the South, whenever the war closes. They have sent us a compact, serviceable edition of Maheals Field Fortifications. This work, so well-known to military men, is an exact reprint of the latest United States edition with all the original plates. It is durably bound, can be carried in the pocket, and is indispensable to officers in the field. Chisholm's Manual of Military Suforthcoming shortly.--Also, a collection of the Lyrics of the War, edited by Dr. Sheppardson, the well-known "Bohemian" of the Richmond Dispatch.--Messrs. West & Johnston have also published, lately, some fine Maps of the Spot of War in Kentucky, Tennessee, and the two Carolinas.--The Southern Spy has reached a second edition; and