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The Conservatives mad The Radicals in
COnRrsss.
The New York Herald" tries to make il ap-
pear that the Northern Congress is kept con-
stantly between Scylla and Chsrybidis democ-
racy on the one hand, and radical abolitionism On
the other. The Herald says:
The majority Of the onservEsives are unwilling to
east themselves into tic arms q the democracy, opened
inviin6fy 70 them, and thus consolidate tie republicans
ps-ty, and reprodu5e precisely the sia.e Of Ahsirs which
eulninStoi in the PRESENT r-bI Ion.
The radical sb9lt oHsts arc, however, exprtirc their
Utmost ingenuity 20 Cf-ct this result. TIER ten iEual
agitation Of Ob1O1ious artiElaverv schemes. Is Intended
70 prevent j coalition o. the ClicPgo platform p publ
cans with The Conservative men Of other parties. PEE
the present, however, Il i believed that enough e tn
republicans proper are pledged 10 oppose the radisai
measures OF TIC abolition faction to check their conteri-
plated mischievous legislation. The conservatives are
anxious to hurry through "hatevcr measu1s are really
necessary for the maintea suCe OF the government. AMI a
vigrTtus prosecution o. she war Nr the Union. and thsa
adjourn but the rad Gals arc dct, rmi1,d. II p5.zb .. 10
prevent the sdj urnmeut and 10 keep mp ctiCual agi-
t,dOn, and even 70 prOrsct tbs war for this puruols.
They regard with manifest dissatisfaction ih. ragif pre-
gre55 recently made By the UHiou armies. II may DO
reasonably expected that, Uliess sierEly rebnkcd b. tho
voice OF tre people. some % t-ese pHbiots VIII b. found
openly obsiructiIg she coneluFion q civil war. =uIcss ir
should b, perverted 10 salt tEeir fsuliicaI purposes.
Al Conservative men hero are shocked At the sweeping
msa'ures Of roBhscd i0u pr pcsed by the Isdc L. TEsy
provide substantially for ihs =boli.oH Of slCYery, be
Gauss Shareholders Ter tEs most part, ae considered AZ
rebels BY tAese Giis- There are 4 qIerier Of 4 million
or s'aysholiers and a quarter q a uii'on CT ether pro
periy Loltsrs In The sOlji thai y ogld be Eladv bsggrs
D the execution o. thk programme. j. y prstsnded
that this wholesale eondseauOn Il for he purpore q com.
PsnsAiing for the expenses OF the VIZ. bun none WII
care 10 go Into the AficnE.Esd South, amOug AL irfuf.
aied pcopls, to purchase estasss Isl proposed. abO,
30 arm NC negroes, and, Ia uTec:, to make them .uPersr
10 she million whites VII nT- 20 be derived OF thsir u-o-
periy- or eouTst, unier su,h circumstances, thvre ell
be 10 cotton or other crops, nor aay demand tor uJ-the.B
manufactures from the Santh
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Federal RasenIisy Ventilated.
FROM tho C!neiaaaii Commercial, June 81

Z AOL VIC CA4GAAAhhA NuulHlcEE24lt June JI
Those who bepufcd Simon Camerou's slmin4trafica
the President hiss directly assumed be responsibility YOr
s1me Of Cameron's u0EI harshiy e.itirised oyt~ ratl0r..
on course, the President Is Ia an Official sanss respond.
biz for ali the Otlei,l acts Of AL LIS Cabinet officers.
Bat eseA Of theE, re suppose, roiaias smelling Of Li5
Individuality, and VHS 4 5OiOriUg at least 10 tEe policy
OF his deISItment. The President, fer instance, Is a.
mach I7sp9sEibls for the financial policy OF Mr. Chas5
addt4 1pioma-ie Policy Of hr Seward. ~ Tor ,hs msr-
Egcnaeutof the War Department. l. needs 10 prOel-.
nation 10 eel Us tsAt. II needed 10 proclamation 10 tell
Us shst he Ts responsible Tor Camerons management
Of the War Department. But il Is Only in the general
official seBss d st his responEibIity attaches. Cameron
Is personally Responsible lOg hs own perp0nal ra~zcalitIea,
and the President cannot stretch his official robe 80 f-
as 70 ever HIN As - The pee Gsd esse-ihat Of giving
the Aorgans AID Alexander CEUEi-.s authority b %
several ttlnSs-5u- opiLiln OF she transaction u certainly
act changed by The Presidents ludoiserent Of Il. We
are aNAre Of the excellent points in ihe character Of ahs
Presidont but we arc not ilsers.b'c to h3 weaknesses.
We know that hz Own lraexibic honesty is uusDrfu.
nately not associated With a. iufaIible i~rsilcct for the
dissection OF diEIartsy In otdsss. Indeed be il too
much diayosed d look upon all maukind gs h0Lest Ike
rs hss been imposed upon. Another bile b. u
lEnov.5lo On a question Of prine.plo, and El rhe fanat,
les OF a ! tEe tasuOEs cannot make IN iupFa ssiou uDCa
hin when he has put bis foot down. he Is re sonal!y
aniab;e ard reluctant TO ~tlsoblise, and yields sometim,s
10 personal opportunity hat which eOuid rot BE- eraetnd
b. even handed Justice. This Is seen In many q h.
military appointments. Il would be easy, but useless -
multiply examples. The GaE5tta" ehugkIcz over Ia
PresidenTs message on be Camtr0n question, ard ns-
sames that 81 ig 3 viEdicail0n Complete ard uaIi3peseha.
wrong We have rot come 20 that yCt Simon Gam.
ron'a repnsa iOn as 4 man NhO was one u The Hh-ewdesr
Vi sho eiasS at =re-s!.tCrs in IN jaI opportunities foe
plundrTins the public, was national btfo~s be beeans
Secretary ~ GsE~aRd his course sirea he rearhod fhag
PoHiJls has only conf ned taat repu4Eoa-au in,Io--.
ment 10 the contrary notwithSi andlng.
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ard Overcoats, and soma stores, such as cof,o

ard overcoats, and some stores, such as cofIe
and lemons.
Our loss in the two days fighting Cannot ba
accurately ascertained as yet, but it will prOba-
bly, not exceed twelve hundred nor fall short Of
enc thousand in killed and wounded. We lost
no prisoners, but took about 600. At least two
to one of tho enemy were kil!ei, though their
number of wounded viii, perhaps, be less than
ours. A large majority Of cur wounded were
shot in the hands or arms, the result Of c cross
fire, the bullets taking effect as their pieces were
at an aim. OF the casualties, few names can be
1 given which are not TO be found in the Rich
mond papers of this morning. Tho lanented
Gen. Ha:ton l have already mentioned. Col,
I.on21, of the 81 Alabama, was killed instantly
on Sunday morning, soon after the combat was
opened. Gen. Pst;gru, Of South Caroline'
fell tho same day. Gen. Joseph Z. Johnston
was wousded slip htly on Saturday in tic shoul
der. For a few days he will b disabled frcm
the command, which viii be assumed to Genera
L. J.. Lee.
Our troops fell hack last night, because of the
miEy nature Of tho gropnd, ana Of she horrible
stencil already filing tho sir fol- a mile sround
the fsld, from the rapid decomposition of The
unbUEied cerpses under the hot sun Of June
To-day it was supposed ths fgh. would b
sgsin commenced along the whole line, but Chs
enemy sent a flag of trucs asking q suspension
of fo5tilisies for tho burial CT tn, dead. ard
both Rrmies Gro engaged in Ills work Of hu-
manly.
Among the trophies captu.el on Saturday
were the magnificent colors Of tho 93l New
York, Gen. Casey's brigade, which wsrs sent ic
the Sp9tswood Houso for tbs inspection Of Mr5
Johnston, but have siuoo been taken to tbs Wal
Department.
We have y rumor today shas the Yankees are
crossing tho James river below Drowry's Bluff
under The protection OF their gunb0sss, With 8
view Of attacking our batteries from the lane
side, while tho fleet should shAl thom ia trent
This is probably intended to mako a diversion
bat if it be q serious movement, we are no
uupreparsd.
The President, the Secretary of War, Gel
Lac and Gov. Le,cher we-s all on tie ielt
Sunday.
l n9cd not undertake to describe tic appear
anoe Of our city, nor the manner in which III
people cf Richmond havo met tbs duties Vi thi
trying hour. All business Is suspended. Ever!
house is a hospital, and bat Ons thought cccu
pies tie public mind-hOw the bravo defender
of the capital, who are suffering from tho enc
my's well directed fire, shall be male comfort
abe. DIXIE.
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cloud was in that direction, this would sctmex-
trcmoIy probable.
About one o'clock to-day a furious canncnsde
was commenced, as nearly as we can judge from
the sound, in the ~neighborhood Of Bottoms
Bridge, thirteen miles east of the city, and has
been kept up with li.tlo internissiOn to the time
of this writing, six P. NJ The reports were
louder and in more rapid succession than any
We have yet heard. Thestreets are full OF ruuors
with regard to tho occasion of the firing, but NO
corriers have arrived from the fed to bring
definite Intelligence. The story runs that IA
large body of the Yankees, variously estimated
at from twelve to forty thousand, CROSSED tie
| Chickahominy yesterday, and being unable to
get back sgain, in consequence Of tho flood,
were vigorously attacked by Gen. Huger and
| Gen. Lonrssreet, sent for this purpose since day
| light. II this be so, there is every probability
| that the whole body has been captured or driven
| rell-ra.ll into the turbiI waves of the swollen
| stream. Heaven grant this may prove true. L
have 10 ilea tha; a gsncrsl bastlo is going on,
but certainly th9 numbers engaged in the Skin
m:sh are large, for nll day the authorities havs
been sending ambulancss dowa the Williams
burg road to bring in the wounded from the
! combat.
The Hon. R. Ri. T. Hunter arrived in town
to.day, aad vas greeted with great enthusiasm
by Lis friends, az tho apprehension had been felt
that he vas in the encmy's hands. hrs. Lee,
the wife Of Gen. LIE, AID her daughters, are
prisoners a. the White House on the Pamunkey
river, having bsen caught there By thu ascent
! If tho gunb5ats past West Point. Dixie.
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ANormER

Tie Li1coln government has appointed az
provisional governor Ct LJuisiens, JAMES RoBB,
CT Chicago. lie las, icr two or tArse yszFs,
acted as receiver lor tho Chicago, Aton and 5.
L.yis 1ai1cad. The Chicago journal IS
evidently not very fsvoTably disposed towsT-
hun. Izys: I'VE heard seine things iha.
hr. ROBE has said in conversation il tbs city,
il Reference 70 the President, lis conduct Ct ,h-
war, asd the prospects Of the paion Gauss which.
toEethcz with The fact that members Of lis
family hers sre known 70 symPaih zs stroagF
with lbo secassiou,sts. would have caused al
P1ssi3.nt 10 hesitate before appointing him T.
Sc. dcicste ard responsible position"
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TIKI FEDEKAE C0EEmANDEGs IN
EgHGREzA.

A partial TecorstIu NC in Of tie Federal g.nas
in Virginia has been ATTEMPTED, ard AiCCLEL
LAs, wbo WIS At one tine CT he brink Of did
glzcs apparently, has been made by 3 bulletin
fcm lie var ofic. a hero, and p,ae 4 ia position
to control NEST Of tho Yankee generals oFe.a
ting IL the Old Dominion. By al CIDER iroU
Secretary STANTON his department has been en-
lsrced. The d spgstneut o. Virginia, ,Gtlg w
dsrtae military charge Of Gen Wool, comprised
p yioes TO his order, Fortress Monroe ard sixg
miles aEyasd ,he same. Is IuSts have oee4
exts0eed C al he. p%cIgion Of country caa5 O.
TIRE Iainoad from fredericksburg 10 RicnUOlf
P=E=IsJprg and Weldon, u. c, Gen. Wool
beng transferred TO tie mi6dle depsT,mel,
(@s1ylznd,) an3 Gen. DE- lsiag ccmma4j o.
For7e>s- Moirye, sUbsr5insf=ly 10 MCCLELLAa-
TIC s-y.s- G. thu amy ct he I0sa4sc" L2
olea changed - re ".ruy Of Virginia, IN
Is he new .Gepallacn. e-uree5y N5ylE ar
Suffolk, MCCLELLAS is virtually restored IL lhs
di.eci.n # the principal Federal operations ia
ma S ale. Noninsly Gen. MCDOWELL $ com
uard Is rot interiered with, bu; Is he ca-n0,
move = g1ea. distance toward Richmo q villcu.
crossing tie limits Ct the department Of H.
Rsppehaunack, he must, !. he opeca.es l. Ia,
direction, cembiEe with MCCLELLAN, Who Gu
r4sks hun. FBENoNT has 1T tho uguatsi
dspzT.m-nt, sua is IN that Of the S-4eaaudo4b
wH,rs - will ouuauk BANKS. Med WELL
,mugc ig a mere deyeLdaut.
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CIR Il n A D A.
To z

The occupation Of Memphis by the Fedora.
forces. has convinced Us OF the necessity Of re-
moving cur cfice of publication 10 Granada
Miss. II taking this step our principal m0ll'o
lss been 10 continue in d position wherein We
may he able 10 render efficient service 10 the
e,pse ne advocate. hereafter IS heretofore aud
IN ACCOMPLISHING this, should we succeed VIC
via ind our greatest reward. Oar ia'a i IN
dissolublv connected with that Of the CcnieGeE'
acy. Our political action in the Psssis well IN
5er,tood. We Cannot Desert the one OF
G auqe rs 10 tie other, Oar poDlcai ideas
vfr. ros fy-raad to 5l cs.t aside under any
sx:seucy thai can pgss.oiy AaPpeai IA -
.os rs tive or three States are gathered To-
-,,-r IL tie usme CI the CoLfedorate S.aiaE'
=, ierz vail ue BE- iouGd advocating, Is zasl-Gs
- e-er. . continued resistance 10 ihg tyranny
2 laugass fe sle en1ezTy-lng totz-sE-
o,er TIE APPEAL VII Lot snorse ton as
course, come what Viii, 10 mater nov sea-
,bs .aesafces ne MAJ fad il necessary 10 MAKE
Ne have az a5li:ug ia.,4 il me success 81 us
Ssuta. and .rust tlat al no distant d=y &c sasI
be abe 70 a 4In address cur TealeIs from "uf eia
3D., se.- Uuil Sc sfe enzDIsato % Sc, ~
e hsa y~ e. umn .qrl ; d -n-cS
al. GUS As le.' re
L. 81. g,ag rs. en,laiy -me25 he 30
gsc O. Mississippi, we ieri that We s:o /" as
r.c.ta ...er-. nho vlAros fail fo apptcl@'.
q, "a, ICES. Ii. furue viii d~-nsnsaae -
r ia rae IN. ai.l sLica dsy ha.'' '
q d. iii. cu. ) caaaa, Fl 20 he l0e1s--
.u q g al IL tie accouFiis.a.on. O. &c
pup, RI al We only desire &c coa@aue Ga
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sc~e.aI Correspondence Of ~ Appeal
RiCiHfDED, Msy 81, 1882,
The storm Of last eTsaiag YVES one Of the
most violent and long ooninusa that 10 LaVe
krown'in Virginia for years. From l~altpast
fur IA .he afternoon III long past midhiglt,
the aky VS. . sta Of fire, 30 wildly and iac.a-
sanity dill III. flashes Of lightnisg succeed each
othsr, whil1 peal upon peal I thunder broke
upon tho car with startling vibrations. Th're
was some.hiaS awfaly impressive in the Gle
mental fury, coming upon Us, as it did, when
the rage Of battle Was expected, and causing
rwo great srniss to pause ia theic h3s,i.s ops-
rafions AID witness the grandeur of natCre.
Tie cf?cts Of he Temps. We. have &c means
Of knowing IS yet 10 The full extent. Just al
is hight, about halfplst nine ia the evening,
ST. te lights ia the city %ege Suddenly txliu-
gpishci by he iuundaion CT tie gas works,
leaving lh> vast majority Of cur q liens
rRlous Illumination than the ghastly mo
meniary glare Of the Lighting. Til, r~ler:i.E
az Cfi,er cano iato town aud reported that tbs
carp Of gu Alabama regiment had BEEN visited
by thundarbol., when struck a tall pine, aod.
descending 10 the earth, scattered il every d..
T~eclioo, kilIiag two man and prostra:ing thiIly
Of forty others, besides destroying III, horses cf
The field ofi;ers. l gi.s this stiaent as nara.
ted to mo by thp,ohi;aG himself, without vouch.
ing for the t: ith Ct it.
The vast quantity Of water discharged from
the clouds IS shown n tlc James river today.
which Is several feet above is accustomed level,
aud pou,s over the falls with angry volume.
Tho drivers Of the market carts tell L. the
Chickshominy is swollen beyond any froshel Of
late years, and as the hesyiest porioa Of ths
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Tho nn,,Is Eenr r.Icsn.ond.

In the 81 Louis Republican" Of the 4 h, "
find the Federal reports Of the lase battles bsfor'
| Richmond. AS usual they claim a victory 0
| tie most decisive character Tbs 'Ropublics1's'
special dispatch, sent gu. fer the purpose Q
bouying up tins hopes O. til, people oftls NOItL
is as follows;
MCCLELLAa's Headquarters, June g
Gen. IIeintnslGaH succeeded Oh Sundsy
morning in r~otakiug the ground lost the day be
fore by Con. Casey, after e severe strugsls.
Our LOGS in lhs two days engagement il
killed and wounded is about two hundred. 4
larg5 number are missing, who will probably re
tuIn, having saayed away.
All If the enemy's killed, and most OF thoi
| wound,d d. fol into our hands.
The country il which the battle was fought il
swarnp?, and most Of the fighting was in thu
woods. Owipg 10 the nature OF the GToun
very littio artillery was used
We have taken some five hundred prisoners
among whom are several prominent oth 1oEs
o. Sunday as soon as II WAC light tho hgh:
| was renewed by Gen. Sumner with marked sue.
esss, tho fight lasting ne'rly the whole day,
Tic rebsls woro driven at every poIut WIN
kheavy loss. The ground gained by Gen suns
ner was about two gnd 4 nall miles.
Both balloons were up nearly all day.
Yesterday oil the troops left RichinOnd and
marched cut IN the direction Of the battle,
| field. The railroad had been Of incsiinable
service, the cars running to witlin q mils and o
half of tho battle field, bringing forward amnu'
milton and supplies. The wounded were mime
diately put aboard the cars AID sent to the Viii z
House.
Gen. Mcclellan arrived on the ba!tle-f5iiS Sat
urday evening, where he has remlined ever since
dir cling all the movements in p5rscn. Hrs
presence among the troops hal Il NEST splendid
effect.
Four separate charges with the bayonst "ere
made yesterday. Ia on instance the enemy
wers driven a mile duripg'which 1913 robeiS were
killed by tina bay0net alOn1.
Lieut. Washington, aid to Con J1hn5ton, was
taken prisoner.
Tho encpy's dead let GA tho doIl amount to
over 1900.
Con. Howard wal wounded twice il the arm,
Col Miller, of the 5lst Pennsylvania, and Col
Ripley, Of P.tlsburg, wars killed, aud Col
Campbell, of Pennsylvania, was wouud7d III
the thigh.
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Pcayure Buffers iriamous oder at NJ"
Olea, : Las been riyalled by lie noor-st.acs
Fsd=E1. general n command IL TIE Vicinity g
Huntsville, Asba--a. We fnd it published a.
follows:
EEA8QCaDTEEs, THIRD DIVISION, (
CAGP TEYLoR. Huuasyii-, AID, Eiay 2a1, s62 )
To ire citizens Of Alabama, Nor;h Ct he Tenn ST.
RIVER
Armed citizens have fred into my trains o.
the railway, have burned bridges, have aitempt5C
10 throw Soy engines from the trek, have attack
ed NY guarda, have cut the telegraph wires
AL these acts VIII be punished with death f the
perpS traitors can be foCLd; AID if t1ey caulUt,
viii destroy tic property Of all Who s. mPe
ttiza With the southern rebellion IN Tia Ltish
bcrGood where t. sc Gc,s v,r5 committed.
inorganic d leaders have no rigut 10 make
war. They arc outlaws, robbers pluGdeTers
ard nUT6eTeTs, and VIII be ire led IS such.
Q. 81. MITCHELL,
Msjor-Genoral Commanding 3 Division Of TIE
Army CT the OHIO.
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Or friends 0. ne pless vii % favor b
directing tbeir issues to tn APPEALa :. G.=raca,
Mississippi Without exchanges We cannot keep
cd with The current news, aud IN order that we
may be enabled t. give as fall : synopsls u
t-auaplJing events as possible, gentlemen who
re, rrs.,e IN tie city with lele journals from
po.lts CT interest, viii place u, unocT ob4sat!o-s
bv pacing taem IN cur . session.
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~ The "Avalancne," Of Saturday moTniLs
lssl, s-neu-ces thu! all the railroad have stop
pa ru8uiae to Memphis. Ths BI.mgbis saC
Chs eslcn road hss bSsn Oaiy iija:st, AID -
stsck sent Seam. The roiing stock :: BOT.
nc OihoI roads WIS sairly rsn5rel, with n.
Exception Ct tRe locomotives, which Ts-s
baayGjar,d 10 -audef it impossible 20 -.
move tLsa. o. tie Mississippi Esd Taacess-e
load, IN bridge across Nonconrsn Greek was
dcsE0y ed about noon on Friday, AID trains oDl
run o. s. far IS Horn Lake
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Cur friends Of tha press VII ueEa favoT b.
Esr. alter directing their isaEs to the APPEAL
GRENADA, Mississippi We miss from ouE
table many familiar columns, which state OF
things te hope cur friends VII not allow 10 con-
4;,ua Iarr
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sECDED DISPATCH.
HgADQUARrER5 ARsY or PoT0HAc.
Tr-,a 49, (

VWI0 > -T-
The rebel cf i;ers were enabled 70 ra,ly their
troops this morning, aud have retieated back
towards Richmond. Our men have moved for
ward to Fair Oak. FIVE miles from the city
Jeff Davis and l. ,teher wero both q! the ii ht
yesterday. ,
The dead arenOw being brought in aud buried
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE

or TF.uE

h1l4f r-hec no s . TT. ius Will Tur a. tn VS.
Pssstng r TIA II will leave Grenada daiy az 6vj
a 4. Arise 81 Htrnsnd0 Al l'0J Al
Rsiqrh nS- 1--we Es nenlo s. l:fF d Ar i've Al
Grenada 1iOP.a
Freight tr in VII leave Gseieda Monday. W.das,-
Icy and FRIDAY, a. 1904 "a. AIi4ye at H-r.BIdJ st
3.G TN
Re:jrLnR Lave Hetna-dl TUssd-y Thl.siay and
) 'trTdsy a-EDA n AZ i've At Grsnz ia st rs p Al,
A S.INERNUEE
General ScPeunteIdsuL
He1p a Mis-. juno S6 1872. fu3
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CY Two soldiers were very ssdly injured on
the morning Of the 7ih, one at Canton and the
other at Durant, in attempting 10 get on a train
when il was ia m4ion. We ID EH Lara their
nRmes.
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VIcKsBUEG.-We have Teporis from this cit.
up 70 noon today. Everything remained qaier
10 .hs, hour, AID no immediate attack was Ct.
t;fiDafeJ
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JEBE CLEsiENs-The Clayton "Bzaner" Learns
Int Je7e Cemens is as much Of { s,ccEslrnE.
Sc I've, srdhas notjoined tie Federais.
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Il Geo S. Dennison has bsen appointed TIC
Lincoln Collector at New Orleans.
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a Gsn. Sexton has been appointed tue
ny Governor Of South Carolina.
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THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
.uorsu,sn,s of fhe c0~fcadi-S Forces.

Correspondence Cincinnati Times"I
NEAR MANASSAS JUNCrIoy, May > 6-YOu
ore no doubt surprised at my location, but not a
whit more than | am. Last Saturday evening
lay OF the grass covering one of the hills which
look down upon the Rappabaunock sHd Frsder-
icksburg, watching, with a party OF officers al
tached to Shields division, a dense column OF
smoke ascending, almost ten miles south OF
fredericksburg.
We came to the conclusion that the rebels,
knowing that Gen. Mcdowell had boon rein
fErced By Shields, and thst the armyof the Rap
pahannock was now ready 10 nova rapidly
southwark, were burning bridges TO resard the
advances. As the black smoke rolled up on the
crimson aky, we congratulated each other on q
speedy march 10 Richmond. la the midst of Oar
bright anticipslions, an orderly cams gallcping
uo 1ish ~foauIing horse, and delivered sealed or.
ders TO the gallant Gen. Kimball.
Marching orders " shouted one.
"Yes," said another, " tomorrow We will be-
or our way to Richmond, and il Mcdowell will
only give this division tho advances, and not re-
tard us, wAwill make tho Old barg IN th1ee
days"
BY this TINS Tho general hal psrused tbs or
ders, and with each limo his tsCo bee- ne more
elongated.
III is a marching ordG," hs said. solemnly,
" We move st half past i've in tho morning"
40 Redmond :"
"N5; l could hardly bslievs my Dyes, but
here il: il. We are ordered 80 tsso TIC back
track"
at cannot BET"
Z "TIore is tho srder."
And thore it was, sSrs snoaEh. orders TO marcA
forthwith to Cat.lsSs St4xOn, on the Ot&Ugs and
AisIandris rRilrcad, . point We had lstt just a
week SefJrs. When sLis became known, a good
Zeal Of tseling WY exhibited and ths camp was
soon full of strange ruElors as 10 serious troubles
OF the upper Potomac.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-09
FALL OF MEMPHIS!
NAVAL battle ON THU MISSISSIPPI,
Destruction Of the Confederate Fleet |!
Eeooue oftle Gen. Van Dorm with
100000 Worth OF Property!

80 5000 iEs e Ctty