Samuel Read Anderson is dead. The Legislature of his adopted State, recognizing in him a worthy descendant of a Revolutionary sire, as a pu...

FELLOW-CITIZENS:   Tennessee assumed the form of a body politic, as one of the United States of America, in the year seventeen hundred and ...

LOUISVILLE, March 10. – An intelligent gentleman who left Memphis on Wednesday last, reports that the citizens are greatly alarmed and are...

Rebel account of the Battle. FORTRESS MONROE, March 11. – Many of the men belonging to the frigate Cumberland went down with her.   It...

Colonel Forney writes to the Philadelphia Press: The Mission of Andrew Johnson, who goes forward as the Military Governor of the State...

. . . able to get a quorum of the Tennessee Legislature at Memphis.   This is all very well.   There has been a great deal too much rebel l...

(From the Memphis Avalanche, Feb. 26.) We are gratified to find that the opinions expressed by us with regard to our proper line of de...

. . . was badly scared by the turn of events at Fort Donelson.   They hustled out of Nashville, carpet-bag in hand, within two hours after t...

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 25. – Gen Halleck this morning telegraphed Gen. McClellan as follows: Price’s army has been driven from his strong hold at ...

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26. – A Fort Donelson dispatch to the Democrat of yesterday says a boat just from Clarksville reports the evacuation of Nash...

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 10. An intelligent gentleman from Memphis on Wednesday, reports that the citizens are greatly alarmed, and are relyi...

CAIRO, March 3. Captain Holeman, of the 7 th Ill. Cavalry, with 46 men, while making a reconnoisance of the country west of Charleston, Mo...

ST. LOUIS, March 3. A special to the Missouri Democrat , from Cairo, 2d inst., says a great light was seen in the direction of Columbus las...

CAIRO, Feb. 28. I learn from a gentleman thoroughly conversant with Kentucky, that the rebels are dismounting their guns at Columbus and th...

CAIRO, Feb. 25. Nashville was yesterday occupied by ten thousand troops under Gen. Buell, and the Federal flag is now flying over the State...