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The Daily Dispatch: May 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], The News. (search)
six miles of Vicksburg recently, capturing and killing a number of Yankees and bringing away their equipments. He destroyed two Government plantation and brought off the negroes and stock. The armament of the gunboat Petral, captured by Wirt Adams, has reached Brandon. Trans-Mississippi advices state that the enemy were blowing up gunboats and transports, above the rapids on Red river, to prevent their falling into our hands. Advices from beyond our lines confirm the report of Gen. Price's whipping and routing Steele in Arkansas. The commander of the gunboat Petral and 25 other Yankees, captured by Wirt Adams, arrived here to-day. Mobile, May 8.--The Shreveport News, of the 15th, contains Gen. Taylor's congratulatory address of the victory of the 8th and 9th, at Mansfield, and claims a complete victory. Also, an order relative to the death of Gens. Mouton and Green, in which Gen. Taylor claims the victories at Mansfield and Pleasant Hill. Gen. Green was killed
The Daily Dispatch: May 4, 1864., [Electronic resource], From Gen. Bank's Department. (search)
-The Meridian (Miss) Clarion has some intelligence from Bank's Department. It seems that he set his house in order before starting to get his thrashing from Kirby Smith: The latest order is that planters are ordered to plant cotton, if not their property is confiscated. The tax is one half to be given to the U. S., one fourth to be sold them payable after the war and one fourth cash, or in plain English the Yankee Government takes all the cotton, and pays for one-fourth. Magruder and Price were reported by the Yankees as being at Shreveport, and they admit a severe defeat. The dash of Col. Powers into Port Hudson is confirmed. There are but two white regiments in Baton Rouge, one of which is an Ohio regiment. They are tired of the war and wish to quit, and say they will whip us this summer. The whole country is full of spies. The negroes are paid to report what ever they can learn. The Yankees themselves can be purchased. An English gentleman from New Orleans told o