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to McDowell, ton miles east of Monterey*REBEL ACCOUNTS FROM GENERALMITCHEL’S COLUMN.From the Richmond Dispatch, *Lynch nixo, April 18, 1862.—Tlie KnoxvilleRegister has a despatch dated Bridgeport 16th instant, which states that mither Decatur nor Decatur bridge had been taken. There were only 30C0 Yankees at Huntsville, the balance having fallen back. The steamboat Lookout was not taken, but is at Guntersville, untouched.A man just from Nashville says that the enemy are removing their stores, sick and cannon aver the river to Edgefield.Only two bridges were burnt on the Memphisand Charleston Railroad. Our pickets wont to Bellefonte last night, but saw no enemy. From the best information received, it is probable they have gone back to Huntsville.a. A T ATtV’fl PAM »I VJ.Ei! kiTiiMInntaiT}suGcMFiIsHida
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Apr 24, 1862
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