Evacuation of Fort Pillow and Port Randolph Reported
Messages from the fleet indicate Fort Pillow was evacuated and Port Randolph deserted as gunboats moved down the river toward Memphis. The De Soto arrived from the fort with rebels said to have burned fort facilities, destroyed gear and cotton, while Union troops reportedly occupied works downstream with the flotilla converging toward Memphis.
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Trazaporin
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Hatchie
de Soto
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Memphis
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Dhort
Fort Pillow
Wasamuros
Port Pillow
Teandolph
Alm
Pennock
Brilliant Cavalry Raid Denounces Rebel Retreat Near Corinth
From Corinth May 31 1862 a special correspondent reports Union cavalry under Col Elliott conducted a rapid expedition toward Booneville forty miles south of Corinth. They intercepted trains and destroyed a Mobile and Ohio bridge and a load of rebel stores then withdrew after neutralizing hundreds of rebels. Deserters flood to Union lines as Halleck orders a southward march and Pope advances.
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Els
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Booneville
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Conafulia
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Alabama
Mississippi
Grand Dusetion
Halleck
Purdy
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Boone «Ville
McCummuas Hravavanrans Deserters Report Johnston Wounded
Deserters claim Gen Jo Johnston mortally wounded in the recent battle by a Minie ball. Gen G W Smith now in command. Rebels estimated at 10,000 killed wounded or missing. A contraband from Richmond describes great confusion and uncertainty amid the Confederate forces. No troops are in See Righth Page.
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Pope
McCummuas
Toro
Fatg Weeaventen
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Richmond
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