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The Daily Dispatch: March 23, 1863., [Electronic resource], article 2 (search)
us of the South will exult forever over the rod field of blood, rendered memorable by a retribution so righteous and so terrible. Free rumors afloat about this army falling back, and foolish fears excited about the result of the next battle on this line. Let us them all, and, trusting to Providence and Gen. Lee, discharge bravely our own work in this great cause. You will observe, in the last Northern papers sent you, the proceedings of a great Union meeting in Brooklyn in which John Van Buren J. T. Brady, and other prominent men, made for the war, and in support of the Administration and its plans. These friends of Southern rights, it seems, now worship at the footstool of the usurper, and prostrate and prostitute their talents in his unrighteous cause. I see in it the "beginning of the end." The pressure must be great which drives such men so far from all the landmarks of their previous lives, and the danger to this despot's throne, which, rising from the deep founda
The Daily Dispatch: March 23, 1863., [Electronic resource], Another raid by Capt. Mosby. (search)
Jno W Slaughter, co K, 33d Ind; 2d Lieut James Sampson, co A, 33d do; 2d Lieut C E Buel, co C, 22d Wis; 2d Lieut H R Ingraham, co A, 85th Ind; 2d Lieut J B Mye, co B, 22d Wis; 2d Lieut. W S Herbert, co C, 85th Ind; 2d Lieut Jno Gunn, co E, 85th Ind; 2d Lieut Ro Clark, co B, 85th Ind; 2d Lieut C W Finney, co H, 85th Ind; 2d Lieut V S Newmant, co K, 22d Wis. This list comprises 4 Colonels, 2 Lieutenant Colonels, 3 Majors 21 Captains, 24 First Lieutenants, and 29 Second Lieutenants; total 73. The officers and men were captured by Gen. Van-Dern, at Thompson's Station, Tennessee, on the 5th of March. The following were received on Saturday, from Hunter's Station, Va., where they were captured on the 17th inst., viz: Capt Ro Schofield, co F, 1st Vt cav; 1st Lieut. Wm Walls, do; 2d Lieut P C T Cheekey, do; 2d Lieut A G Watson, do; and Jacob Bigger, private, co I, U S cavalry, captured at Kelley's , March 18. The total number of Federal officers in Richmond at the present time is 180.
The Daily Dispatch: March 23, 1863., [Electronic resource], Another raid by Capt. Mosby. (search)
--A special dispatch to the Atlanta Intelligencer, dated Chattanooga, to-day, says: "The news of the evacuation of Murfreesboro' by the enemy is positively confirmed. Our pickets are four miles the other side of the town." It is reported that the object of the enemy in evacuating Murfreesboro' was a "change of base," making Columbia his left wing and extending toward the Tennessee river; and that Grant's army is coming up, via North Alabama, to effect a junction with Rosecrans. Gen. Van-Dorn is still on the north side of Duck river. A portion of Cug's division, from Western Virginia, is advancing from Woodbury and Carthage towards McMinnsville, upon Wheeler's cavalry. Col. Clark, with a regiment of Morgan's command, captured sixteen picket guard in from of Lexington, Ky., and brought out large supplies of stores. [third Dispatch.] Chattanooga, March 21. --The falling back of the enemy from Murfreesboro' is fully confirmed. It is supposed they have g