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Delayed Dispatches.

1.-THE following interesting dispatches should
have reached us Thursday evening, but failed 10
come to hand in proper season We shall ex-
poet a failure of this kind to not occur again
Additional Particulars OF Ihe ROut.
PETERSBURG, July Occasional firing was
heard to-day in the rear of Westover, in Charles
City county, twenty-eight miles from Richmond.
Several fugitives from McCIellan's army were
arrested on this side of the river to-day. Others
were arrested near Bermuda, Hundreds were
taken at Drewry's Bluff, and all Ofthem say that
McClellan's army is badly worsted.
The enemy abandoned Charles Neck on Tues
day night, leaving twenty pieces of cannon, sew
eral hundred boxes of fixed ammunition, and a
vast amount of commissary and other stores.
Persons in the vicinity represent the Yankee
army discounted and exhausted. Many were
buried at Shirley, and several wounded left for
the gunboats still lowering about Burkley, she'll
ing the woods.
The Enemy Leaving Charleston.
CHARLESTON, July 3.-The enemy last night
evacuated their positions on James Island. On
one OF their works was inscribed, Farewell,
Seeesh! We go, bat will come again"
There are many surmises as to the cause Of
this movement. Some think that the bulk Of
Hunters forces are ordered to Washington
City.
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SLAVE TRADNG.-The Savannah RepaJtican
says We are informed bys citizen Of N. Orleans,
q gentleman Of high character, who recently ar
rived from Nassau, that . cargo Of Carolina
and Georgia slaves were recently taken from Port
Royal by a Yankee vessel, carried to Cardenas
in Cuba, and there sold to the planters Of that
island We are also informed that the Spanish
consul at Charleston has received positive infor-
nation Of tie transaction. The report comes
very direct and we have no reason to doubt its
correctness.
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~ A deserter from one Of the renegade Ten
ncssee regiments informs the Knoxville Register
tl.ss there is great dissatisfaction among the
T..ssssesans in the Federal service. A large
,-g,0bsr aTe kept ai der guard from the aPPre-
ba,.;on thai they sFil desert. The same au-
.,,orify saws. that since the formation Of the
-. regiments near 1000 have deserted
~ regiment numbers only about 500. Ihe
- confirms the report given several days
"a. tbs FEDERAL force now in PoWelfs
-+tev docs not exceed 10000, with perhaps
sas,s eieh.eaa Of twenty pieces Of cannon
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B~The Union sheet at Memphis is c@alculat-
ing largely upon the Federal army being strong
ly reinforced in Tennessee. 1t boasts "that If
teen thousand soldiers viii be raised for the sup
preston of guerrillas and home traitors. Five
will be assigned to each division of
the State. Several of the most popular and ex-
peneneed men in the State are at the head of
this most excellent movement Tho statement
Is all gammon.
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Two Federal Major Generals and Several
BrigadierS Captured

RICHMOND, July 4-Oging to the remote
ness of the fugitive army, it Is very difficult TO
obtain information of the situation of affairs.
Various rumors are afoat, but none can be traced
to reliable sources. It is only certain that Nc
Clellan's army has been completely routed, and
whilst a portion may have eScapedin transports,
a large number will be captured. Our victory is
complete.
The Examiner of this city has intelligence
from sources entirely reliable, that recent dis
patches which have been received from our min
listers in Europe are such as to assure the early
recognition of the C~onfederacy.
Mr.. Slidell has indicated an immediate pros
pect of recognition by the French government.
The officers of the Sumter were at Southamp-
ton, England, a few weeks ago, all well. The
Sumter is still at Gibraltar.
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UU0RsS NOTICE.

TO&BITTED to he jail Of Pamela county. Efssfs-
sippi a G MAJ, who calls his name SIMON
AID says he belongs 10 Robert Bsssly, Of Kentucky.
He runaway from MFj. Win, near Helena. Arkansas
lie seems 70 be about twsntyssveu years old. is very
black, Eve feet ten inches high. has a scar over liz rigEt
eye and has but little beard.
J. q. JONES, sheriff and Jafor-
iF5 lsw2vE Psuo-a ro-,fv srsv
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r. is understood that the order Of Butler,
at New Orleans, by which all foreigners having
resided five years in the United States without
having claimed OF received the protection of
their government two months previous to the
publication Of the aforesaid order, viii be OBJ
7irsd to take the oath Of allegiance IS citizens
Of the United States, and wiz cease, in conss-
ouence, to be citizens Of their W country, has
been made the object Of strong remonstraneas
on the part of tho foreign cOnsuls at New Or
leans 10 their respective ambassadors at Wash
5rgton.
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The latest reports from the scene Of battle near
Richmond, which came down 70 the evening Of
the 3rd, brings US 10 particulars Of the losses on
either side. The enemy, however, have ingl0ri-
ously abandoned the field and taken 1oatsT."
notwithstanding the confidence expressed BY
them that they would soon occupy Richmond
and crush out the rebellion, they seem to have
very prudently provided the means Of escape.
A precaution they never forget.
Without reference to details, cur victory is
complete and glorious. Had not a man been
killed or captured. we would have a right to
claim a signal triumph. For nearly q year the
note Of preparation has been sounded. Every
thing has been brought into requisition which
could give them prestige. The press has re-
sounded their praises, IN strains the most fulsome
and extraYsgant. "On to Richmond - has been
echoed and Te-echOed through the ranks for
months past Advancing by gradual approaches
and fortifying at every step-at the moment
when victory seemed an assumed fact, the SONS
Of freedom rushed upon them, and their glory,
even as their presence, departed. How Ike the
destruction of SennReheTib and his hosts, Of
whom it was said
Like the leaves OF ths f rest when summer is green,
That host with their banners at sunset were seen;
Like the leaves Of the forest, when autumn hath blown,
That host on the morrow lay withered aud strOwR.2
But though We are without details, from the
best estimate which can be made, the prison
ers captured cannot fall much short of ten thou
sand, including from five 10 six generals.
But infinitely greater than the loss Of its men,
is the failure Of that grand expedition. The G
is no power Of galvanism that can resurrect the
prestige, the moral power, which impaired en-
thusiasm and rim to the arms Of the Potomac.
Like the mist of the morning, like the foam of
the wave, it is gone, and gone forever.
We have but TO follow up the victory by rapid
advances into the enemy's country, until like a
sea of glory, it spreads from shore to shore
MiSsiSSjgQiaR.
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IAH0R,a NnTIrE.

COMMITTED u the jail Of Pamela county. 8 NE.
OGRO i WIS ssys her Ea1e Is ANN
and that she belongs to Bedford Forrest She says shs
Hannah IS shout tUeutY eight yezrs cd IS very black
ard Of medium sze. The owner can End her In is1 30
this place J. 3. JONES, Sheriff and Jal0r.
IE5 iaWaWa Palnla elru-v Me-
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FROM ARKANsAs.-Ad dispatch from Memphis
o the North. dated the 28th, saws:

Advices from st. Chrrles, Ark, to the 21st
inst, say the feet had gone up White river to
reduce some rebel batteries at Daniels Bluff,
and dispense or capture some thousand or more
rebels, but were unable to reach the place on ae-
Of low water, and returned to st. Charles.
Oar transports were continually fired into from
the shore, but only one man was hurt.
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NOTICE.

PROVOST MARSHALS OFFICE,
GRENADA, Miss, June %. 1862
N conformity to Instructions from Departments Head
Il quarters, The following scale Of prices Of provisions
has been established fer Grenada and its vicinity.
Corn Meal, SL2 per bushel.
aud RIB Sides, zoe. per ID.
Clear Sides. 3 cts.
Shoulders, . els.
Grown Chickens, 40 cts.
Spring Chickens, Joe. esch.
Wheat 81 per bushsl.
Flour, s. per 100 lbs.
Brown ~Sugsr-Choies, lie. per 10.
Clarified, Toe. per ID.
Lard. &c. per ID.
Fresh Beef, hind quarter l5c. Per lb.
f0rs quarter, l2le. pei ID
Fresh Mutton, hind quarter, lJe, per ID.
shoulder, i2ic. per ID
Butter. Doe. per ID.
Eggs. 25e. Per d zsn.
Irish Potatoes. s. psr bushsL.
Sweet Milk, soc. per gallon.
Buttermilk, 30e. Per gallon.
Salt, Zoe per ID.
Tai0w, SOC. per ID.
Corn, 81 per busheE
Any person attempting 70 sell any Of the foregoing
articles n Grenada or its veIntv for higher adces iha1
those specified In t4o fOregof ls. vii be usnisha.f
eondscatIon Of 1a - .emefaF e sevel5
By command Of 1IrFfeur
f5TER,
la Provost AasaAal
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT!

VAHEBE was committed to TIA Jail Of Pa1ola county,
Il 8 BOY. who says hz Esls Is GSO
and that be belongs % Pailp Hooks, Of Upton county,
Tenn Ssd Nsg-o rsnaEay from lis young mzsisr, r.
w. Hooks - Tupelo- He is about twenty-five yssrs
old, hair long aud Thick had en- gray uniform coat,
jeans pants and q Ysrkae blus izckeE.
J. Il. JONES, Sheriff and Tailor,
iy5Iaw3us Papoia eou1fv- Ms
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~ The only dispatch we have seen in the
Northern press, relative &c the great battle
before Richmond, is The following allusion in
the Washington correspondence of the Cincin-
matt Gazette, under date of the 28th " Wash
ington street was swarmed with rumors all day
long. Bloody work at Richmond is generally
believed to have occurred"
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SAD AccIDENT.-We regret to learn that by
The bursting Of . gun in one Of the companies
attached to Major Wards battalion Of artillery,
now camped near this city, Nr. Thos. Wilcox,
a member Of the company, was Instantly killed.
Mr. " was one of the gunners and formerly
Liked s. Oakland. He was struck by one of the
pieces Of the exploded gun, and bis head nearly
severed hom his body.
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JOHN BULL n L BUCK-We learn that
the Prince of Wales has recently presented ex-
President Buchanan a splendid full length por-
trait of himself, As a slight mark (he says) of
his grateful recollection of the hospitabIe reeer-
ton and his agreeable visit at the White House,
ca the occasion of his tour in the United States.
He adds that the cordial welcome which was
vouchsafed to him by the American people, and
by the ex-President as their chief, can never be
effaced from his memory.
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w-List Of deaths in hospitals at Canton, for

the week endlng Z ocIocK1 July ., IoO@'
June 26-F. Tidwell, Co. E, 9Th Arkansas reg
" 27-Cyrus Depsw, Co. B, 18th Tenn.
" 27-James CaudIe, Co. F, 5th Texas.
" 30-Jerry Haley, Co. C, 10th Ark
=" SOW. II. Terry, Co. II, SD Tenn.
July Zach. S. Lockhart, Co. G, 9TH Ga.
I" 81. Newberry, Co. H, MeRae's Ark.
" 81. Rifles, Co. /, ID Ark. cavalry.
" 3-J.C C. jackson, Co. b, 39th Miss.
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RTEAWAES raTGHpf

GHARLEs AMI TON belonging Ia W. S. BAH Of
Memphis, Tenn runaway from Lew. Kegs. near
Fsughans Station. OF Central read Charles IS a very
stout negro six feet high, large whikers thirty years
old and black Ten is yellow, small g0alee. and stut-
ters while talking.
J. Il. JONES. Sheriff and Tailor.
iy5-Iaw3s+ PaaoIa county. Ms.
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RTNAWAY CAEGHTl

OONHICTEO to The iaIof Pamela eoantz. VEL
Low NEGRO MN, who calls lis name LEN.
and says he belongs to Henry Stddsr. OF Tsushatchis
eouaty, Miss. Len has long euFly hair. thirty years oh
and i've feet SIX inches 10 hight
J. b.. jones, Shsrin aud Tailor.
fY51 Pamela COUNTY Ma
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AILeR' NOTICE,

COMMITTED to the jail Of Pamela county, two NE
GRO MEN, who gay Their names are PHILIP and
jim, and that they bklO1g TO Robert Adams, Of Talla-
hatchis eauntF. Mississippi Boih are copper col0rsT.
The sTner can ind then il Jail a. ID place.
j. IL JONES, Sheriff and J1fOr.
Tvs Ias3vs PsDola e5uBsv. ME-
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STRAVFn

ENROM near Suih's Biis. fourteen niles soalbws-t
u OF Grenada. sbout tn 10Th Of June. & sOFREL,
MARE, with ssddls sore on The back. She started 10.
ward Grenada from whsnes Sis hsdbesn rode tie zane
day Of efCaps. Information ief a. Jones Livery Sta
big. in Grenada, viii be thankfully received.
jyJ lts L T HOWARD
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THE TALEEHATCHTE RELIES.

ApEiTste dispatch received in this place to-
day, gives the following casualties in this
company, 2lst Mississippi regiment:
Neal and Walter killed on tie Goth also D.
L. TOole, Gates Graham on the ID inst. f.
Benton Chattmore, severely wounded; J. Wor-
ley Beard and Dunlop, slightly wounded
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A LADY-S small sized TRAVELLING COMPANION.
"a between tie depot and Col Harmans residence.
on the Light Of the % Juiy, e~oHtaining a enc hundred
dollar Confederate note aud one hundred in so bills
ten Of South Carolina bills, SO Of Planters Bank Of
Tennessee. Also. a fen doilsis IA silver change. Also,
ore pair OF Cuff Button. For the shove the finder
vii be H5eraily rewarded b. leaving ihs ssrs a Col.
B. D. Hsrmsns residsncs or az this office.
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MAJOR GENERAL GRANT-Wo take tho {,

Na|Oh-NLNLN MI NhHNIt- u tah- NO IOI-
lowing from the Cairo Gazate Of Mondsy:
The impression prevails that Major-G General
Grant is without a command. Nothing could
be more erroneous. He is now, and has been
all along, in command of the army of The Ten
.nessee-the most important, perhaps, ia General
Halleck's department.. It is composed of seven
divisions, aud numbers nearly sixty thousand
men. The following generals command divis-
ions in Grants army: Msjor-G General McCler-
nand and Brigadier-G Generals 7. w. Sherman,
W. 7. Sherman, Davis, Todd, Wallace and
Thomas.
Gen. Grants headquarters are now st Mem
phis, and his command is distributed through
the country lying between that city and C0rinth
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Y The Union ReUeils at Memphis has been
enlarged, snd is now styled the Meapbis Union
1ppeai. We desire this fact knosn, so that
none Of its. abolition inculeations may, when
copied abroad, be attributed TO the old manage
ment Of the APPEAL Office.
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DR.. @. WILLIAMS.
Physician and SURGEON

FrCm Memphis, Tenn.
TENDE2S his proles i1naI services to the publie du.
4 ring hs residence in Grenada. He can BE- found at
MS rooms IN the Collins House, or a. his office. nert
door . Dr. W. B Mays drrE store. ffv5Iw
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Affect HmED--T h Chinese government
has hired a feet Of gunboats from England.
They are to be oficered and manned by Eng
lshmen, whose pay viii be provided for by the
Chinese. Each gunboat is to be under the
command Of a lieutenant Of the royal navy, the
pay Of whom is to be seven hundred pounds
per annum. There viii be six Of these COM
msndsi the whole under the orders Of a captain,
superintendent, or commodore, with q salary of
thee thousand pounds a year.
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AZ The Natchez Courier, of the lst, says
that one morning last week while 8 war vessel
of the enemy was coaling at the Naschez shore,
her officer is said to have remarked that the
q. S. feet desired to close out with Yicksburg
IN short order, that ell her heavy ~gunboats
might return Atlanticward, as war was expect
cd to break out between Great Britain and the
North.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
APPOINTMENTS or Or. PsnurR.
PASSPORT OFFICE.
.ROTErE.

FTHIS Office viii be kept open for tie convenience Of
the travelling community daily. from 2 o'clock A. 81.
until u b and from 3 P. y. until Q p. n
J. ,. TOWNSEND.
IT5lT Passrort Azsnr.
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NoTIcE.-Sabbath school win be re-opened
in the Baptist church tomorrow morning at 9
o'clock All interested wiz please attend.
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WANTED.

A GOOD BLACKSMITH, a BUGLER or other
n Blu ieian, snd DRIVERS, for Fsuners Pa ten II
Light Artillery, EOw stationed az Jackson. Mississ1Uf
Fifty dollars bounty paid Immediately.
CHARLES E. FENNER
LEl.L-L n.-..n
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"a A special dispatch to the Montgomery
Adrerisu says; We have captured MeClel-
lsn's balloon and all its fixtures
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
1 - - 80
RAILROAD.
CHawGE or TINE

on ard after THURSDAY, july 30, trains wiz run
IS follows
Passenger train leave Grensis, daily, Sundays ex-
eeptedD 7:30 A. N. Arrive a. Grenada, 6O3 P. M.
Freight train leaves Grenada ST Geo A n. Arrive at
Grensds at 7s35 P. N.
Freight trains viii ran only as Tue business Of ths
road reqGirea
A. S. LTVERMORE,
General Superintendent
0renada. Mlas.. InlY IEi. Ie62 rrI-lf
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spcelal Dispatch to the Appeal.l

Special Dispatch to the A ppealI
RICHMOND, July Al send a list Of casual
ties in company B, 18th regiment Mississippi
volunteers: Kiled-A. D. Chinn, james Bal
ley, w. L Sims, L. NJ. Smith. Severely 0Ound-
ed-sam Mcclure, A. H. McIlvrey. SiighHy
,oOanded-James Coleman, Jno. Harris, Robert
Lucas, Peter Lgcas, Robert H. Ensley, James
Greener, ]. J. Caid, L. james Crump, J. D..
Franklin, w. G.. Stone, ]. F. Duncan, j. w.
Wooten. w. II. GOyAN.
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MEDIGAL-See the card of Dr., c. Williams,
recently Of Memphis, and who has located in
this city, u smother column.
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THE YANKEES ON PEARL RIVERA few
DAYS ago the steamboat a. G.. Brown came up
to Pennington and landed. They. commenced
their dirty work by taking all the goods, etc
and entirely sacking the premises Of George
Brown, and then took Mr.. Brown and his young
brother, George Pray A.. Weaver, prisoner, and
carried them on their boat. at this iunetuTe, q
small detachment of Steed's cavalry arrived on
the ground aud fred q few shots, with what
effect our informant cannot say-MississiPPiaR
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z Hon. G. A. Henry, Confederate States
Senator from Tennessee, was at Jackson, Miss,
Yesterday.
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EAST TENNEssEE-We believe that East
Tennessee is shortly destined to play an impOr-
tant part in the drama Of sur counfry's fate.
There is no doubt that the enemy has important
movements in progress for the occupation Of
this district. His forces ara reported to have
already crossed the mountains and it is sup
posed that the recent evacuation Of Cumberland
Gap By the COnfederates was induced By the
consideration that it was no longer necessary to
hold that passage after the Yankees had crossed
iRto East Tennessee, or were preparing to doso,
at another point. 1t would, of course, be i'm
proper to state any dispositions which the gov
ernment has made to meet these movements f.;
but our readers may assure themselves that a dis
trict OF such strategic importance, involving the
frontier defenses Of both Georgia and Virginia.
will not be given up without a severe struggle
Richmond Enquirer.
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A DIsAPPONTMENT-Writing from Mem
phis on the 26sh ult, the correspondent of The
Chicago Tines says:
The Union meeting held here day before yes
terday was premature, and in point of numbers
was a failure. Thinking men have urged the
-postponement of the movement until a real
Union sentiment was developed and Union men
became bold enough to show themselves, but
the hotheads insisted upon forcing The thing,
and the natural consequence was that the audi
ence was confined mainly to soldiers and North
ern men who are temporarily in the city. The
principal speaker, Mr.. Nabers, ran for the Con
Tolerate Congress At the last election.
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NASpAAs OF the CONSERVATIVE Members Of
Congress.
Ieiegraphic Correspondents Of tie Cincinnati Gazetel
WAsHINGTON, June Sat the conservative
caucus OF Congressman yesterday, attended BY
thHty-hVe Democrats and border STATE meH
speeches were made significant Of The founds
ton OF q new party, opposing the rebellion on
the one hand, and guaranteeing slavery on the
other.
Holman, of Indiana, took part. He said the
time for a general amnesty had not yet come
but all eonfscation and emancipation schemes
must be rebuked.
Meuzies, Of Kentucky, said if such laws are
passed an appeal must be taken to the people.
who would not let them remain on the statute
books.
Resolutions asserting that the Union must bs
preserved and rebellion put down, denouneing
conhscation, and declaring the slave States net
di7ested Of any rights, were passed.
B@A dispatch from Washington, on the 9th,
says
The town is fall Of rumors about the disnis-
sal of Secretary Stanton. No reasons are given
and no successor named. There is no respon-
sible source for the Tumors, still they are repeat
ed with a persisteney that looks as if there must
be something Of some sort IN the wind to give
rise to them.
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WANTERI
LOST.

WISH 20 bHy twenty I've likely NEGROES, under
4 thirty yesrs cd, Tor hieHd. for ezsb-
ju4 81 a r. DUNAWAY.
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H Baber, formerly of the Nashville Banner,
who was long suspected as a haitOr to the South,
has turned up a Unionist- He was Yankee
importation to Tennessee.
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Casualties in Company Il, 19th MississiP-
pi Regiment.
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x The Federals are about starting a Union
German paper in Memphis. They will spare no
expense to propagate their abolition notions in
such quaters as may he deemed approachable.
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sn.cial pispatch to the Annual

Spscial Dispatch to the Appeal
VIcKsBURG, July 4.-The upper feet has
been shelling slowly two days without effect.
The enemy celebrated to-day by firing thirty
three shells. The guns are silent. The Brook
Ign, which passed our batteries Saturday, is re-
ported since sunk. II. NJ. S.
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Previous Intelligence Confirmed!
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E.aTEsr From s.IcAsBURGs