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Browsing named entities in The Daily Dispatch: July 7, 1862., [Electronic resource]. You can also browse the collection for 30th or search for 30th in all documents.
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Dead.
--I. K. Teft, former editor of the Savannah Georglana, died there on the 30th ult. He was Cashier of the State Bank at the time of his death, and a much respected citizen of Savannah.
Affairs in Memphis. Jackson, Miss., (via Mobile,) July 5.
--The Memphis Argus and Avalanche had both been suppressed — the former for asking Grant's permission to publish the Southern account of McClellan's defeat at Richmond, the latter for alleged incendiary sentiments published in their paper.
The Confederate pickets are now within four miles of Memphis.
Warm work is expected.
Seventeen more of the enemy's pickets were found dead last Wednesday morning.
The Northern papers, of the 30th ult., are perfectly silent on McClellan's "On to Richmond." Young Napoleon's defeat is not mentioned in any Yankee paper.
A dispatch from Cairo states that two companies of Illinois cavalry, whilst going up the river from Memphis, mutinied and took possession of the steam boat.
The cause is not assigned.
They were arrested on their arrival at Cairo.
Quarter batteries.
--A party of Confederates, on the 30th ult., went down to capture a battery at St. Augustine, on the Savannah river.
They saw the sentinels standing on their posts, three in number, and surprised them, being completely surprised in turn by finding them to be stuffed clothes with a musket tacked on. The big gun was made of pine, fashioned like a cannon.
The battery had been deserted for some time.