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The Daily Dispatch: April 9, 1862., [Electronic resource], By Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers. (search)
ed by a member of Congress yesterday, date at Atlanta, Ga., April 7th: "Private dispatches to as say that we have gained the most complete victory of the war. We have driven the enemy to their transports. We have 5,000 prisoners. One of Gen. Hindman's leg was shot off Gen. Breckinridge won immortal honor; his clothes were shot off, and two horses were killed under him. Gen. Pienties and other Generals are among the prisoners." The extent and importance of this victory are difficult r, estimates it at $5,000. Our combined force was considerably larger, and is believed to be sufficiently strong in numbers to rid the sacred soil of Tennessee of the presence of the invaders. Our casualties in this fight are unquestionably heavy, as is indicated in the loss of General officers reported in the telegrams that have reached us. Besides the death of the lamented Johnston, it is stated that Gen. Gladsen loss an arm, Gen Hindman a leg, and that Gen Bushrod Johnson was wounded.