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BIZ GODDIN 8. ApPERsON. 1mTs


XTEEY BEAUTIFUL AND DESIRABLE
v FARM, OF 2s0 ACRES ON SOUTH SIDE
OF THE YORK RIVER RAILROAD. NEAR no
THE WILLIAMSBURG STAGE ROAD, FOUR
MILES SOUTHEAST OF RICHMOND, FOR
SALE AT AUCTION-At the request of Peter
w. Grubbs, Esq, shall sell at pubic auction
on the premises, on THURSDAY, the Bis. July,
1902 at / o'clock, z. M, his farm called OAK
LAND, located as above. The tract contains 30
acres of which shout half are open land. and tie
balance in original and secondary growth The
cleared land has been lined, and Is now in very
high state of Improvement, and mostly set 10
clover aud herdsgrass. The place easily be di-
vided into three tracts, with plenty OF wood 10
each. to give to the dwelling 100 acres. The
dwelling is excellent one, in good order, re-
Gently painted, and is surrounded By q grove of
handsome oak trees, and is beautifully situated
The servants houses in good order, but nearly
all the farm buildings have been destroyed by our
army. There are on the tract very fine mea-
dow land watered by Giilies creek. 1t is only
necessary to view the land to the improvement
which has been made it within the last three or
four years
TERMs.-One fourth, cash balance at one, two,
and three years, (or all cash. at the option of the
lSIrchaser0 for bonds or notes, interest payable
lhslf-yearly, secured by trust deed Mr.. Grubbs
will visit the place daily till day of sale, and viii
take pleasure III showing it 10 those who may call
on him. G0DDIN & APPERSON
jy24 Auctioneers.
+. S.-There Is the above farm IA tine oung
orchard OF about 600 trees.
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ANCTAI.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, Of Friday,
July 25tll, thus speaks of the market ia that city
on Thursday
There is panic in gold, and the prices in the
street dropped to H. but afterwards partially
covered closing, however, at very irregular rates.
Part OF this panic If owing, doubtless to e arrival
Of @s7s oi from California, this being about double
the usual weekly shipment Old drmaud notes de-
cned to i01.l07&.
Foreign exchange is heavy and lover, with sales
CT bankers sterling reported as low as i2S !, but
prices are altogether nominal.
The stock market was better ia most particulars,
but without animation
The total receipts to-day at the sub treasury
were Sl,S7,2TI7l; total payments S2,425 693 n;
leaving n balance on hand in sp' lie and demand
notes of st 300 94S. The receipts for duties Ia
day at the custom-house 1 i0i, to- i5, al If
which were in demand notes.
The statements of the Banks Of the three princi
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of lo6i, follows:
Loans. Dfposi;s. Specie Circnrn
N. X. Slie, ,s27 l23 l294so,S77 81 ,926609 9,553ol
Boston 65,g39, l68 a6a0e. 242 793o.780 6oi0,3il
Plia. 80 0c6 S05 "A, ,ia5 GIT 56l3,12I 5,0u5, 30,
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SeitiH.g Liquor to S0i9irs-Y seven
citizens, living three four miles from the city on
the Nne-mile road. and within the lines of cur
army having been detected smuggling liquor into
the camps. and selling it to the solder were
promptly arrested and sent to Richmond under
guard, and lodged in Castle Goodwin. They will be
tried before tie Coagt-Nartiai perhaps to-day.
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RstoHSeG--Aessrs John and Thos. Hancock and
George Frost machini8ts of this city, arrested seve-
raj months since for supposed disoyalty, and sent
10 Salisbury, y c., arrived IN Richmond est crtay
to be released, having been sent hither for that
purpose by Col Goodwin, commanding that pest.
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LoCAI4 MATrrRa.

Police Conrt Mary Ann and Ellen Freeman
free negresses, from Petersburg, who have been ro
wing about the city without passes or permission
fnT some time past, were ordered ten lashes each
by the sitting III agisrase. yesterday William
Pittman, fcee negro. charged with fourishDg q
cheese knife in the street. 10 the CONSERVATION Of
snndfy men aud women, was ordered twenty
Jesse, u siave of Thomas J. Starke, was charged
with having pssss, trying to bite the watchman,
and ti!en to have the npudence 10 have In his pos
session such sum OF money as thirty nine dollars
For ali these offences he was handed over to his
master for puaishment.--John A. Beivin was fined
iTS dollars for creating nuisance.--Fraueis Bet
~. and Laura Robinson, free girls OF color were
committed for further examination OH a charge of
using obscene language in public Daniel keyes
was dismissed from the charge Of stealing $50 from
- Maddux, preferred on Tuesdsy-Tho Tur-
pin and Andrew Perdue, charged with gteuIing
newspapers from Ben. IL Doyle, we're dismissed
with sn tuiinoniton Major Wilcox. charged with
huckstering. subjected TO the loss of s pur.
chases by cen fscaton --Ad9lpha Meyer was dig
missed from the charge OF stealing hay from shad
raeh Cosby.
- Specimen cf Yankee Ingenuity Onr army In the
late series OF engagements before Richmond cap.
tured many specimens OF Yankee ingenuity, rot
the least noticeable of hich the way Of life
destroying apparatus, may be mentioned pistol
bombs many specimens of which were secured--
They are in the shape of an ordinary Mimic bail,
and hSliowed out and filled with the finest red
powder. The outside of the ball il grooved like q
six-pouDh long rifle shot she'll and in the middle
OF the stopper at the end which is of brass cop
PERI is ixed piece of punk which ignises by .he
explosion OF the powder in the piece entering the
object shot al, and produces the utmost degree Of
lacerasiol besides poisoning the surrounding flesh.
The ball or bomb We saw was intended for a very
small Colts pistol and calculated TO plode at
the distance Of 30 yards Some of our wounded
men have perencsd the effects of su'ilar larger
balls, shot out OF Belgium rifles. This ingenious
Union, saving contriyance is worthy Of the Yankee
people None but nation of paitroons would use
such missiles in honorable warfare. Speaking of
specimens Of Yankee handicraft, reminds us to say
that On yesterday another large lot OF Yankee
pontoon boats and accompanying apparatus
removed from one Of the late battle fields and
brought TO Richmond on the original wagons pre-
pareG for their conveyance, aud marked II. S.
They will no doubt be put to very good use by the
Confederate Government
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Total S247 e53 $50 1s0 7s0 o6 45 sci i3 81 00l
Last S2i6 l50oS 17e !06,4a3 Is Csc 3s4 81 l63 602
Last yr Sly6 2sl $50 l2s $50 s1 CO. 742 34 II se2
At the first board In New York, Friday, the
stock market firm. Missouri 6s adv anced /,
and Tennessee 6's !; North Carolina 6's declined /
per cent. Erie was better, N Y. Central X /,
and Reading Il per cent. Gold declined y per
cent. premium, selling at 10 AT rho second board
the market firm
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.
Another Order from Pope--Private Propert,
ia Virginia not TO be Respected--Resiyna.
tion Of the Baltimore Council. SC.

We have received late Northern papers, incud
ing Philadelphia TO the 25th and Baltimore papers
to The 26th inst Tie following is a summary of
the news
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Rg THOS ". EEESEE, 4farsioasr.
EOfice corner of 12th and Cary ssreeta
HFFICES, LUMBER AND IRON SAFE FOR
SALE, AND LUMBER YARDS FOR RENT
AT AUCTIoN.--Will be sold. on FRIDAY morn
ing. August tst commencing at 10 O'Clock, at the
Lumber Yard of Messrs. +. f. Ragiand s. Co, on
Marshall between sd and ith sts-
Two OFFICES; one nearly new, and built In tho
most substantial manner, with view 10 remove
it TO any part of the city;
One superior IRON SAFE Z, a lot of refused LUN.
BER, &c.
Also-FOR RENT, the Lumber Yards. sal
TERMS Cash
iy 20 TH0S. W. kEESEE, AuctS.
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THE TREASON CASE IN BOSTON.

The case OF Charles T. Gordon and others, charg
ell with using seditious and treaSouab,e language
with cheering for JEFF. Davis, and giving ven. :o
exultation. on the 81 Of July. when ruuors of the
defeat Of the Union reache i Boston was called
for examination il that ely On Tuesday:
On the opening OF the case. II. II Dana Jr ESQ
niIei States Attorney, state th Commissions
thar he had been unable - attend the examination
hitherto, but bad made careful examination OF the
testimony, and, on conference with lis associate
had come 10 the conclusion that there was not evi
denec sufficient to justify tie comat,al oi the De
tendants
1 hat the dpfandau;s hsd entered with strong
feelings into the rebel cause. sympajhized with II
expressed publicly their exultation at the rebeI
successes, and their hopes for the triumph Of the
rebellion, seemed very clear They also had cor
resroHGence with the persons " ito furnished early
intelligence on the rebel side
Still, there Was re proof THAT they hal done any
act, or given any ai1 or i-!ogmaian OF 1ldeavoYed
to obstrGct enlistment, otherwise % assist in
the war. He thought il ease in which they
should be rather lett 70 the reprobat1n. and hs
would add, the wAtchtulatss OF the community
than be committed for trial tor crime lie there
fore discontinued the proceedings.
Commissioner Merwin thereupcN ordered the
discharge Of tie prisoners.
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BIZ KENT, PINE & co. 1x<f;on1sra-
BE- r. CAUTHORN, Anctionee1.

CTOCK OF MILLINERY, &C, AT AUCTION
- On FRIDAY. lst day Of August, at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the store of Mrs. Davis ard Sister, 2l4
Broad street between 4th and 5th will sell at auc
tion their entire stock of Millinery, Ribbons Flow
ers. Huehes. Feathers, Stands, Boxes, &c.
TERM5-Cash. X. CAUTHORN, Auct.
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performer, not by his tune but his time, as a young
man formerly In Buffalo aud other Northern Offices,
but now employed by the Confederates. Mr.. Hall
surprised him by replying promptly. Ed Savile.
II you don't want to be hung you had better leave
Our cavalry is closing IN on both sides of your
There was a little pause. and then the reply
"ltow In the world did you know met However
I've been here four days, and learned all we want
to know. As this Ia becoming rather tight place
think setH leave, You'll see again when YOU
least expec, IL. Good bye. boys.'
The rebel operator made good his escape He
had cut the wire inserted piece Of his owr and
by pocket instrument had been reading our Off
ctal dispatches. Some of the utmost Importance
giving the very information most desired by the
rebels were passing, and they were not IN cipher
he must have received them One from Gen Ho
Vey' somniandant OF this post, in reply to a ques
ton from Gen. Halleck stated the precise number
ot our available men in Memphis and their exact
location.
NoT AND EXCITEMENT AT NEW ALBANY, IND
The iltfeefing between the whites and blacks
which has lately been exhibited a. Toledo, Coium
bus, and Cincinnati, Ohio and Chicago Illinois
mas also begun to ripen in Indiana We find the
following In the Louisville papers of Wetnes.
day;
An aiTray occurred in New Albany. Ind ON
Monday between party of white men and some
negroes, In which John Locke was killed and
Charles LaAstord was wounded in the leg Both
were White boys. -Four notorious ae groes, named
Johnson Simms, Peli, aud Price, were arrested
charged with being connected with the shooting
n good deal OF excitement existed in New Albany
on Tuesday, which grew cut OF the affair and two
or Ibree innocent egroes were assaulted ON the
street by white men.
1t WAS rumored that an attack would be made on
Tuesday night settlement of negroes about II
mile back of the city, called West Union or Dog
town and unless prevented, the only result would
be fearful story of death. We sincerely trust
for the fair fame of sister city and the welfare
OF It's people, that the officers of the law will prove
themselves vigiant and efficient, and prevent any
more outbreaks
+. S-We learn by passengers on the night train
from 81. Louis that rs they came through New Al
bany, about :. Z. NJ, the Sity was full of excite
ment, men running about drunk adding all they
could 10 the ALARM causing great fears of further
rioting The negroes said to have all desc rted
the settlement back of the city, not soul being
LETT in it. No riotng had taken place at the time
the passengers came through, though there were
serious fears that there would be.
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SUFFERING IL EuRoPE--THE VOLUNTEERING.
The Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun, writing July 2Jth SAYS:

lic washington coffeSpohdent OF the baltimore
Sun writing July 2Jth. says;
a diplomat who has lately arrived from Europe,
and who enjoyed there great facilities for observ;a-
ton, states that we have no conception Of the
degree OF suffering and distress that prevails among
the working classes in England, France and Bel
gium, on account of the in America Still the
people bear their calamity with great forttude,
hoping tor a favorable change. 'Fleir condition
will be rendered much worse should the crops prove
short, and the cost of bread and provisions be in.
creased Intervention in any but moral so,se was
not expected or called for
Massachusetts is likely to he the fr. ytase FIJI
up her quota OF volunteers although Il common ia
borer there As in some ether portions of the North.
may earn two dollars day. LIN Que town in Mas
sachuSettS the other day bounty fund was sub
scrtoed, equal to three hundred ard Dirty three
aotiafs tor each man Of the quota called for Larger
bounties are given for nine and twelve months men
than were paid in France for substitute Tor Sc ven
years service under the conscription sets. There
Is determination possible to avoid the aCcess.-
y ot reSortIng to drafting
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AUCfkJN SA.k.s.

NJ ULCH C0WS.-We will offer TO day at the
IS1 scale pens, at II o'clock, II cows and
CALVES. MOFFETT & CROCKETT,
iy 3l-ltk Statesmen of Live Stock
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By GoDDIV T. APpEpsoy d.,,;o,.,,,


SEACTIFULLY LOCATED PROPERTY IN
D SIDNEY. On THE NORTH SIDE OF ELM
WOOD, BETWEEN LAUREL AND CHERRY
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTDN-Wfll be
sold al auction, on the promises on FRIDAY after.
noon the hrst day Of August, ls2. at O'clock tha.
most beautiful property, located as above, recently
occupied by MIS-. W. d Pemberton formerly Mrs.
Bethel having front of l56 feet, and depth Of
i99 feet Deserving out of the quantity the land on
which the b thel Church stands 81 feet by 95 feet
On this land there is good framed dwelling and
an orchard of most superior fruit, including an ex.
ceient vineyard. This is justly regarded a. among
the most beautiful locations in Sidney.
TkHH3.-Ons-t third cash balance at and l9
months, Tor Soabis notes. interest added secured
by trust deed GODDIN q APPERSON
y 20 AuctioneerA.
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GODDIN & APPERsoN. Aucts.
By J. r. LEMOINE & SONS fActi0gssrs
Bank street, ,sPetersburg)

(Bank street, ,.Petersburg)
nRY GOODS HARDWARE &C, AT AUG.
TiON.--On TUESDAY, 5th August next at
10 O'Clock, will sell the stock of a store reeeiv-
ing from the South, embracing u variety of Dry
Goods Prints, Musims, Silks Caubrcs Lace Wells,
Shaws, Hose, Handkerchiefs, Spool Cotton Linen
Thread, &c, sc. And of Hardw are Tacks, Screws,
Knives, Spoons, Percussion Caps, Powder, Shot. SC
The Goods will be sold in as large lots as practi.
cable, and where it can be done, by ihe package a.
per inv 0iee
TERMs-Cash J. Z. LEM0INE & SONS,
iy 3o-0fk AuctIoneers
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FROM TEE RAppAHANNoCK LINES.

Nothing of stirring nteres, has occurred on the
lines of the Rappahaancck since cur last report
The Central train yesterday afternoon brought to
The city four Federal prisoners. two Of them mem.
hers Of the lst Connecticut cavalry, one of the
Maryland cavalry. and the other of the 6ath New
York regiment. The Connecticut men were cap
tared while on picket Few miles from Madison
Court. House. on Tuesdsy morning These prison
state that The main body of the Federal army is
n Calpeper, near the Rspiaan river and that a
forward movement is daily contemplated Al Mad-
son Court House the force consists of about 3 600
infantry. with some artillery saa cavalry under the
immediate command Of the Dutch General. SiegeI
The representative Of Maryland Is a sharp faced
German, named Kephast, who joined the regiment
at Winchester, where he says he lived for some
time previon. 30 his enlisting. The New Yorker
is s rousa-locAins customer, who wishes to claim
she creai, ef deser;ins from the Federal army
stating that he crossed the river with tha: inteu
tor, when be wss everhaulea by our p!cse,s
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Pope:
HEADQ'Rs ARMY or YIRGiAIa
Washington, July p
Gezeyol Orders, No I3.
Hereafter 10 guard viii be placed over private
houses or private property Of any description wlat
ever. Only commanding officers are responsible for
the conduct of the troops under their command and
the articles Of and the regulations OF the array
provide ample means for restraining them to the
iull extent required for discipline and efficiency
Soldiers called into the field 10 do battle
against the enemy, and il is not expected that their
force and energy shall be wasted in protecting pri-
yate property of those nSst hostile to the Govern
ment. No soldier serving in this army shall be
hereafter employed on such service.
By command OF Maj Gen. Pope.
(Signed) GEO. d. RUGGLEs,
Col. A. A. q. and Chief of Staff
A dispatch from Warrenton to Washington says
that information has been received tha. Gen Jack
son is at Louisa G.. II. with "a 000 men, and Gen.
Ewell at Gordonsville with sufficient men to make
the entire force 30 600 His intention 1t as thou gh,
by the Federals was to break their lines and march
Washington.
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BIZ KENT, PAINE Il CO., Aactionesvs.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO AT AUC.
IN TION-On FRIDAY. The LIST Of August We
shah SELL at cur store, No. ia, Cary street, next
door 70 the Bank Of Richmond $50 packagea
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, of various brands
and assorted qualities. The attention OF buyers "
requested 10 this sale which. If proper encourage
,nent be given, will be continued weekly.
jy - KENT, PAINE q CO, Aucfs
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock
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AUCTION sALE&s
: FTTBRE D/YA
mr. jas H. TAYL0R 4 SOW Al

"
T,Es HOUSES AND LOTS AND O. ~ !.
OF a0REENvILLE,a ON 97fH, 3off AND ~
STREETS, UNION HILL, FOR SALx A. 80
TioN We will sell upon the pfsmissA - Tu10..
DaY ea.. tps h -, day Of 4ng1ss s. sc@ns.sias =
ist Three Houses and Lots on 90th stfsst, - by
l4O feet to au alley. > Z ss@ss 81
I'd. One House and Lot on Goth street. ~
40 feet to an alley AaNt etas 80
The premises are 0f medium Size and SapDl1oA
with kitchen and the usual out houses, o. @WGll Il
water on eacn ios, and now renting ct falf rons
to good tenants 80 4
After the sale Of the above, viii be sold about
100 Building Lots on the abO named sseootG, hGv-
Ing more than the usual depth. The Lots wa -
divided to suit purchasers
This sale affords excellent opportunity 70 per-
sons Of moderate means to provide themselves
with honse, or lot for building purposes, - ~.
duced price.
TERMs.-One-third cash the balance 1t Q aad
IL moDths, for negotiable notcs with intsrsGs add-
cd anu secured by trust deed. sss
y 81 JAS. N. TAYLOR s. SON, Austa =
By KEFT, PINE s co. Asessonsvs.
ltLoTHIya AT AUcTION-On TUESDAY,
" the 9th of August. CONNIE neing at o'clock
at our warehouse. l44 Cary street, we shall sell
largo assortment OF very superior CLOTHING, IN
perfect order, manufactured expressly for this mae
ket, and consisting Of Brown Linen. AsEssalles,
White and Fancy Drill, Alpaca, Merino, and Back
Cloth Frocks and Sacks; Black Cashmere, Drap DE-
Etc, Drill and Camiet Pants, Vests In greas varie-
ty, and Of splendid quality. full assortment Of
Youths and Boys Jackets, Pants, Vests, Over
coats, &c.
ALso-An assortmentpf MEMS FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting Of Socks, Drawers, Gloves,
Neck Ties, Stocks, Dressing Gowns, Linen Collars
Merno Shirts and Drawers Ganntlefs, 60, to
which will be added large lot OF Stock Goods,
Clothing, &c, with which the sale will commence
ALSO-20 cases Mems, Womens Misses, and
Childrens BOOTS and SHOES, part of which are
of very superior quality. gr fssgg
jy3l KENT, PAINE & CO., Aucts.
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ANDSOAB RESIDENCE, ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF ELMWOOD, BETWEEN CHER
KY AND CULFERT STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION.-Imnediately after ths foreg going sale,
will be sold the and very excellent Dwelling,
located as above, in the occupancy of Mr. w
&. Davidson. The house has seven rooms besides
kitchen, COW house, &c. The lot has front Of 81
feet, and depth of I9o feet TO a wide alley. 1t
abouuds in vegetables and Is very rich.
TERMs-A. sale
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The malls by the Asia are Interesting. The Lon
don papers all have editorial remarks on the bat
Ties before Richmond. We make several ex-
trnrfs
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CONFEDERATE ARMY AT eoRDoxsyr-Ix. VA.

UNI UIf.4tI = aIt'II Al NUEIIpNo LIZ, 4,
The New York World has ,his item from a
Washington correspondent:
learn from pretty accaca:e private sources that
Eweils, Hills, Long ng-tEeets ard lack sons divisions
(rcbeis) have lett Richmond gradually during the
past fortnight, mostly going oven the Virgins; Cen
tra Railroad and are now concentrated near Cor
d"nsvi.te constituting an army GU go stroug. I'm
doubt-dly al attempt is making on Maryland or
Washington. Our people still uncertain neither
ii will be ma3e up The Valley or this way
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FROM P0PFs ARMY.
HEADQ Rs Army or VIRGINIA, I
Washington .inlv u

The following order has been issued By Genera
Pope:
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FROa si'CLELLANs ARNY-iTs LOSS BEFORE
EICHHOAp.


The lates, dispatches from McCIelau's army 10
July oath, say that fresh vegetables frc IN the North
are 10 be furnished TO the men. 4. general order
announces that Capt Biddle, of McClollan's staff
died at Richmond Six hundred paro,ed Federal
prisoners seht from Fortress Monroe on the
aith dispatch from there, OF the same date
says:
Tie sailing vessels, schooners &C. which have
been lying up the james river Tor Aole time near
James Island, have, within n few days dropped
down the river and anchored il tie Roads, jns,
above Fortress Monroe.
\ dispatch from Washington says the official re-
port received there from McClelEn's headquarters
states the Federal loss before Richmond at 10000
including killed, wounded aud missing
FROM MEMPHIs--GNFORCEMEET OF A BRUTAL OR
DER.
Maj. Gen. Sherman assumed command at Mem.
phis on the 20th instant, and proceeded 10 enforce
the following order of his predecessor:
q