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Daring exploit of Col. Morgan capture of a Pederal paymaster. Augusta, May 20.
--The Atlanta Conf of this morning, says that after the Sparte, Col. Morgan went into Kentucky he struck the railroad above Bowling G burnt two trains and a depot, took the Federal paymaster, with $30,000, and capture one hundred Federals, whom he paroled sent to Louisville.
Col. Morgan his been in Chattanooga.
Further from the Southwest. Mobile, May 20.
--A special dispatch Advertiser, dated yesterday, says:
There was heavy skirmishing S evening, on the Purdy road, between tion of Gen. Smith's command and their Federals, under Gen. Sherman.
Our l my's loss is not known, but is suppose heavy.
The enemy is busy entrencher our right, on the Monterey road, two half miles from Corinth.
It is said that enemy is erecting mortar batteries. Mitchell's column, from Huntsville, a reported to be this side of Florence, m to Pittsburg.
It is reported that the enemy's cavalry within nine miles of Pocahontas, which is on the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
Federal prisoners say that the enemy our falling back more than they do a as they cannot stand the climate fur South.
They expect to starve us long siege, and thus compel us to sur
There was a skirmish at 1 o'clock su ing. A number of Federals were killed wounded.
Also, a skirmish this after of Bridge C
Brilliant affair in Western Virginia. Lynchburg, May 20.
--We have further thentic intelligence of the fight in a lies cou on Saturday last.
The Yankees were drive from their position with a loss of forty- killed and a large number wounded.
On Monday evening our forces again attacked the enemy, completely routing him — killing capturing 125.
Our troops were in hot pursuit of the my when the courier, who brought the mation to Dublin, left the army.
Our both fights was only four killed and twenty-three wounded.
The enemy, it is hoped, will be dispent captured.
The enemy's dead in bought were left on the field.
[It is believed that later official in has been received, realizing the "hope" pressed in the foregoing dispatch]