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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16
rHa raass Assee.sTEoN NEWs


Mach Tsgretk felt By lie public hat She news
reports By telegraph o. the Press association do
pol give rs information Of the important events
nov hsuspidng in several sections Of the eoun-
Hy. We. a. wen as all the other members Of
the association, regret the paucity Of published
fateUirsues as much IS does the public. Bat
the fauit is not with tho Press association. Il
has sbls and competent reporters in several
places IN Mississippi, one wish he army Of Gen.
LEE aud The members Of the association Al
Charleston and Chattanooga, IS well as else
whsrs, Gre willing snd 6ssirous to send the news
% the country il had 4 reporter a. Genera
BRACES hes5quaT5srs, until s general ofa1
was recently isszsd by that CHEER Dc
,.dng hat DO news reports should be
ss8t bv tslsrrspa from his camp. Similar or
7.-s bsvg no dou5s bsea issued By other military
commanders, and By The Secretary Of var,
vbish tend to deprive Us Of the news. We
d5ub. the wisdom Of this sWssRing policy Of
denial Of Information TO the pabEc, snd can only
recognise the necessity snd wait until The mil
t.v Authorities coma 10 entsrtain a more just
a-DBresasoa Of lbs Disposition Of The people,
sad Of The true eject Of permitting the press ts
tai the truth ia regard to events BOW occurring
rss5sr shaU imposing q silence which is aai7es
sally accepted as ontno1s Of evil
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ANoTHER AccsUrT.


- aaAHsl
The great stronghold of The Mississippi sur
rendered 70 our foreer Rndsr General Banks. n
seven o'clock on the aeEning Of toe ION.
Gardner, the eamRaEdor Of tho rebel fartrsss
nsd ssst 8 hsg Of H0ea asking terms. m
response was an unconditional surrender, and
ne 2 lawed tTenty-four hoaTs TO consider.
He did not taEs 80 much time. and At esvs,
o'clock On the morning Of tse oh u-acon5ition.
ally surrendered the stronghold with al Il cor.
sa,ned There were h7s Thousand prisoners.
The moment The surrender was comnleted
the enemy sent cut . request thas six Thousand
rstions should immsdiRtsly be sent ~. a. ina
gsETisone had eaten its last mule. This was
found to be the fsct-ths last mule at Port Hnd-
son had been devoured.
The good ed ship Hartford and the nobla
Aibafros came down below Port Hudson at once
aud we're crested with mach enthusiasm after
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

"RHLY WHsoN's Z CAVES This rotor'
ous band Of cUt ihroa1s AID thieves were pub.
Hcly" received by the hihfsry and Give aulhon-
hes Of New York, on their return to. that city
thay were sBo "eataTtaiGcd' st q dinner given
a. the city assembly rooms By tho mumeips.
authorities, which musl have been . de.ectable
affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

PsSCIPLEs AND MsXnIs or wAR-Massrs.
Mcpherson & Co., VIII oasl s-resE, have lain
on cur table q uass G,ls pamphlet bearing the
above title, extracted, arrsrEed and Published
By General G. T B-auregar5, c. s. A, fer tho
Us Of goasTal eHssrs in the department Of
South Carolina, Gecrgia and Florida. The lead
ieg principles are lain 5eHH u souoiss ma1ira,
ard hmiiaIly eiucidaal Ia a army eEeers5,
as ours mainly f. by men not educated TO the
artof war, such q work is almost Indispensable,
as she absence Of such iaa,rEetisa Is continu-
ally embarrassing T. 81 officer, howsver brave
aid fi6cieHt SO las IS the mere mangal and anil
my 60. The character ef the distinguished su-
thor is q guars-y ef s-s eorrectneas # the prir-
ei9les be alvsRrs7 Pee frv cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

x As was -o have been anticipated, tao cal
Of Col LEE was molly responded ss by ear
citizens yesterday srsaiaz. At the hour e.
p1aled. the whole cty seemed 10 azve em1fod
itself upon Marietta street Nat less tlau four
thousand Dsn, OF 81 ages, fr0R the tender
youth Of faesn to the grsy-hsa5sd sirs Of
seventy, were there. ssady 70 enrol and enlist
Tor The defs1ss Of their homes. If such a spirit
is manifested throughout the State, Georgia is
IN no 5s3gsr sf either raids OK Invasion froa the
enemy
The vNrcus companies hsvius forasd ia line,
they were reviewed BY the commander, after
which they were msssed in font Of tAs sisre
Of FosTEH, QUEEN & Co, where they were
addressed briefly BY Col GARTKELL. Ths.side
waIks, windows snd balconies, were ibronged
with ladies, and altogether the turnout vas ore
Of the most cheering and gratifying mahifesta-
tons we have Witnessed for a long time. Let
the go0dwerk 60 on until every inciPisnt CT
gaaizaton is perfected
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

CHARLEsT)E-Els announcement that a
large body Of endorsements have reached the
threatened city has given Us sv=ry confidence
that tas designs c. BE fee viii be sgsis fussrs-
ted ard hat zs an oa-ly day. The most formL
dsb's feature Of The sHany'a force is uaderssood
O be BIS feet ard to meet this the country has
every right to expect that TIVE years Of labor in
erecting 5stt=rss viii P'aee st in tbs power Of
cur art13sr.stz 80 rsreI SD, even the vauutsd
monitors. TIE land f5rcs Of the enemy Is ret
estimated by say ere At ever 6assh thousand
We Esvs reason 10 bsi2vs that Gen Basurs-
ggr5's army, ~ssrega'a-s aleps, w5ald b. su6-
s5as 20 save the city. bat added ta these vii
b found a3oUaan5s Of volunteers wko ars flock
inz En-, o 8 eta-ol. SD .as vhsle militia 0rgani.
zt-t7n ss .hs et7. The daags- TO be feared, Is
we zrs iafasaal By eaeers who understand the
position, IS :sas the 1aemy m-y succeed IN
erecting such formidable works on Morris island
ira. Is nay BE- hUad dEc7lt to dislo5ze them.
We hsar Of s.ne steps beng taken, however,
tb7t prociso to &c sseesssfsl We can see moth
-sv as ye. te 1sry sbc fears we sometimes hear
expressed on The streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

Correspondence OF the Chzrlsstoa Mercury
-JAgKsoNBaRe July I3-Tbs csli1 of tba
ist see'iea WassiHgtan AcafsrT near tsia
pltee, was aroused e. Fiday mernir- fztt. tAe
20 h inst, soon after dawn. BY the reparts az
eaanon and barsting Of slsils in the Edis.o
river, and evidently not many miles distant
Soon cane 3 disBstch stating that shree gan-
boats were at F4llito va duff Ia liaq,
Captain G. H..Walter, c~3mmaadinp bstsvseu
3 its'e an5 Asaep9O rivers, a. once gsvs the
order 70 msve.a and the artillery, commanded bv
Lieut. S. G Horsey, proceeded at sysed TO Mr.
LIZ CLfSrd's plantation where q comnsny of
the Oh regiment of cavalry, commanded BY
Lent Banskett, and accompanied By the cow
msndHg officer, had air a3y arrived. While
here. The pieSets reported the advance Of in-
Gnhy along the eHussWsys The artillery. CON
sisi g of J0.p9uudar Parrot gun. and 10
Deueder hpwrzsT, were. placed IN position !,
caslmand ,ae two main csrseyyavs. With small.
advance Of Fihsman. The g-li1a6ssI eapmv yss
irsi eoea apparently rns1chiug IN r0ol order
distant about eight hundred yards. esd the ar
81 tss y s. ones opened fcs, as also did s,me n
the Fffemen, has ttev, finding them to be o7r
own negroes. Slipped ths firing Il was f6fsn
nste The pieces were placed fer short range. the
d7iRg baleg guess work. the negroes not beiag
visible to the gunner; thus meme yero hurt save
ore woman, VINO was shos ia the leg with G
minnia ball.
The command then retired TO the road nntil
two O'Clock, whom two boats began to ascend
the river, e%vidanty 70 destroy the railroad
brageEt that place. Finding No good position
at Mr. Clford's, the command was ordered to
retire 10 BIZ. I. I. GlgYsr's plantation, about
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16
Tuz asTUArEeN 81 MARYLAND.

u - IA
The President reserved q letter from General
LEE. on Saturday, which pz=5 30 rest, says the
P-s5uon5 Ezzni-4 Ell sa1isass ia relation 20
.bs situation Of ours ruy in Marylsnd, sHd con
arms Hs Fsteueos which ha7s been made, ths5
7zr army Las gsr uniformly victorious IN Is
encounters vih tie sas-y il Pennsylvania.
Tie letter s-a'es, In sEaes that the eLgagemoats
a. Gettysburg. recalled ia debating tie enemy
completely. Ia k-i-E and wouE5lg q Number
.fsr eEcss1ng cur oFn, sad il the capture Of 8
large uun5u Of prisoners; tss the falling
back Of Cur army to HagsrstswH was g pru5su-
tai move, n5s acszioas5 ~ any Success o.
tbs part of the eas1y, AID not through any aP-
1rsheuzicn OF cazrs7ciss srsnE which
azh. ensure ms .reess rs taat Poias. The gi5t
Of she l5ss5-, l. lev words, Is that The ensmy
was even nors thoroughly cat up and whipped
tsa e has ever ssz usa Southern SCI, and
t1ss tie Occupation OF EaEe-s9vu wss q nova
msu4 dictated by strategy aud PrUdeacs, a. as-
s-14isl to tie Success Of ths esmpaEn. Thr
s5- involved e. SIS z57sue- nay as war
BE- leR to Gen LAS to develop IN as own good
ZINE. Tie prisoners q Cur hands and On the
way here ara. we Understand, estimated a. be-
svsza afssa and sghaeen thousand Tss army
is IN Gns spirits and excellent condition
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survadrr q Port 1ludson.


We have uaeial sRssoTitY for tbs announce
aeHt Of the oaature Of Port Ezdzon By ear
forces On Wednesday, the sh INST, st2 P NJ.
Cen. Gardner, the rebel commander, sWrreu.
dersd Internationally 80 Msjor-Geasral Banks.
The rebei army was drawa up in line snd
stacked arms, and G q. Banks toek posseeeiop
OF tie place FIVE thoasand prisoners fftv
pieces Of artillery, and al the small sras ana
InlltATJ stores OF every description have fallen
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

no AGNs Fao LAAtLEsTuE-FEo recelv-
ed ~ s - 81 sla on Charleston yssteY-
day U-oa b Prassni sysrsm 81 military sag.
Feiiapc se-do noteXp7e- mneh Yea any point.
but ae erak sbat mc-mgl alcs Wil5 he A.s.-
ciaas1 Fe me roe representative 81
She associeuo4 migat rs least give Us iuErlna-
tan cor se ~ snial APP -hensfoo OF SEE
pue ue & ~ 11s eEEaTagaas
r0m u2 a3ery sa s10at and wai5h srs
as ses ~ eie-tl m tae 40 suce or reliable
hs.l BE-. li-s On s0eis 9 Press q repre-
Ca-a-seaH -glHaa4 Assrs
We - asaua the aa-ary ga hcdtes,
b1t Via exercising g as7-lsnce over
rsgoat lss ay prota a1y being sent
out isl aot aas tor see press 20 be heard ia
e9a1emaadau eg nls sf3iTaTy order
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

- cy emcsc ga irisl1, Vs, las been
lafesn nlo pn. "a by tas military commandment
4as city council held q meeting ABOUT IL en- he
Sd mat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

- TIP Rodfeld has been nominated By the
DemoeFatic Stats convention, Of New lamp
shire, for governor,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

lLLEEss or 5nEAgss EfzCET-FhA fre~ls
81 5aHsti fasaay VII q. s-e3 eIaga Ae
be hs5 been quite Ii eL AH Fisca F-ar N-.i-
z0Ue-F saf ts1 fR s7st, a8l e71T msca ~
As1sa ara eesate 1ss 80, give.
% easHrs u~.stats a= spj1it H. 90 hi1h -aG Is
zfh as nm ia e ole-o e. b. gore s
@ sew HItr disease ado Ell eti5l. lie 1s
sla 9l q t=E p IA Ga tgs, o slv
iHg pa o. sstioH, 70 So =. al7ce m IA 80
al assuzsisg 81 S-ts trlsas ~ Iesis5 t1e
invade his eya6 i=bsi Sc Shes stioa.
aud IA said BE- Tea-a sta Co it Ir4 .aBs5
aaEt ess H=s sacs ras=sl KIN, sua ga &c
aay be aoie 20 give hs services 10 lac country
ia this hoUr 5f need, bHt his ksalth fer several
monh s Rasi has ret besn such q &c iustify.the
o0st ganggiBs exBectsEoaa-zaHlegHerg id
peTflser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

p The SVsunaa g'paat-eaH learns By a
passenger p 1s Che e..aa tram, that the
steamer Panter hla sn iu way vi b q cr5~6
Of negroes e destroy the EIso bridge, was
3 ed upon BY one o. cur batteries ahd gUsk
Some Of Pc ue7-9ss w-ro eSptzro1, aad the
oLtsis s.esp.l.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

Haai'a IS stripping for the impaadi7c
feoHbe5 at her -a-71. Gen. L2urV mas issued
tie 'o.1T si0ress 10 tpe c~iHzsua:
H-EApQrAHrEH7 D-EFARr1EyT CT THE GBUrl
MOBILE ala, July asu, ls63
To the Citizens OF MosHa and = vicinity
u c1.anify which has hesieu our arms 81
cizssHig hasa peculiar signifCales for y0a
obt.c may be stacked within q very saort
gms and we @us MAZE every pEeparalien f5I
its success nj defense.
All able bodied msu wihia The limits Of tho
city and coany mast al once organize int cam
@s7i7s en7 report for dHty ia dofsrss Of this Do-
sr-eo. Owners C able bodied slaves are u-ga6
% aoud tlom H1msdisteiE 60 work on the for.f-
fc--1rs.
Brig Con. Slaughter viii raosi7e the reparss
~ fas companies which nay be orEsuz 81. have
Is5Ee7 TO 8u0u as h=ra cone rrv- ar m
tTar Ishuco9a, aBd a5sia them = their
o 7rs.
R'Hor-s of slaves for labor on the d.f.Hsss
nHT be made to B-EGsr L70ib7esr. who hiss
rsguts fer tlsir COED Isaaaans
WINS n his EMPLOY.
DABSEYH MAUaY, Ne GsneTsL
Wo afo he following pa zashs from shs
last ep5ers Of Gen. Msury
GJ8se Ds Officers are Informed shat ander a
recent decision of q C0nfsderats Judge Of this
district, persons haviag demie1 hss ara subject
10 eongeip.iOn into tho Confederate service,
even though they may have taken th5 osih IS
aliens.
hi-jsr z H Cummins, assistant inspector
general, is assigned tsnUOrsrilY to The duty Of
provost marshal Of Mobile.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

Y Tie Macon (Gs) Telegraph zsys the
Doubar5men- IN Charleston hsTbor IS distinctly
haafd along half The line Of The Cantral railr0a6,
% far up As the ninety nile station and even
higher. The Waterman at he station over the
Nver reports shat he heard tho guns distinctly
On Tuesday night and Ibis would be s distance
Of not less than two hundred and fifty or sixty
miles. We lhink it not Improbable ID still
nig5r and Nifha favorable wind tho mise of
hose ministers ofA5oltion wrath may be audi
Die in .his cisy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

- The ID ya-h is entirely silsut so-day-
c'uss unknown, rz7sptit Re the result Of IN
creased military vigilsoee in keeping informs
ton from tie public. The HQes are working in
ere-v 5Leeian-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

a sHE C0FPERHEED Under this heading
the Wheeling iatetdgsaosT publishes the follow
ing high eomplmen TO the patriotism Of e lady
oil F-saasylvaaia;
white enrolling the militia over in Green
ooG7iy, Pa, the other day, tie ohosr sncoua-
arf-a An old ga who utterly refused 70 give
any desired Information. S5id She Il have not
Acatd-i IN be world has hes a particle Of mig
geE blood ID his veins and I viii never consent
hat enc "a them shall heIo 6gbt his piggsr
war' She alleged ina She had tvo sons ~
rr2ay IN me army VINO bad d~isllaeed Der b.
2 iag saa expressed q 3oPa tina. t1ey, together
nlin me sa-e army sH9gid iguomiuioBslv
PERISH.
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= The dlhcul-y ID regard to the enrolment
IN sullivan, Indiana, is ended.
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NORTH CAR0LTNA-Ths Yangees. eleven
bundled strSg advanced Tom Plymouth upon
NiliaTuston, orr J1iy 6h, both by land and
water, bns retired almost Immediately. after
burning enc or gro h1asas The I0.a Nlr.A
Carolina regiment had prepared to oppose then.
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MORGAN AGAIS HgAR0 FR0M-Csuriers
1aFoTt, sud Is a.sa reported By telegraph from
MUIg5tawa, thss JahH Morgan with bis com
mand, has eaptufed Lexington, Kentucky. Gen.
Carter. Of East Tennessee, IS reported mortaly
wounded-LgHehbWg Republican, LA.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-07-16

E The r csm3nd E1a18nlsr says the attack
On Caad-stoa is be direct aad immediate con.
sequence Of = disPe.cA fr9n Cooper 90 General
lee waich was captured ~ the ensmy Ia thiE
di5Pstc4. iiisTs was talk Of 81 army 10 10 con
centratsd ~ Cu'pPpsr csu.t 1o-sa uBdsr Bsag
reger7. Tho sRddeH aervit Of R-secraas and
other Federal GsHerals are tie result ofihst DIS
pstca TICS esoHy has g0t hia Read full Of the
i3es hat tho C3nteasrscy has placed en- Is bess
forces End Generals su3ar Lee leagiug tha rear
70 take care Of Itself. Especially is he con
vincad that Charleston is denuda1 Of troops, and
chat B~esuregard is aWsy.
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= Tuesday morning last, absul fear o'clock,
Colonel Caadid, With ABOUT one hundred Of his
eommsad, vas surprised AID captured ct Wise
Courthouse, Virginia. Tbs remaiader Of the
~eolonala army" made SIS csceps. Tee enc.
ny's fofos numbered s5raa hur hundred and
twenty dge. Wheco wers Ae picksss IS Pound
.EaPi 1s ANYBODY TO bisms3 THs eusTter-
matters oomm.s5-ry and ordnance seTe5, al
tesuoys=tho1gb not Of great vslue. The
cfe-r' bofass captured, bal tse wagon stock
al saYsd- Tae eal9-el and his army taken ef
~ hs cs7ioTs. Nobody kilad. Seven Of the
aasmy .0unGgd-afes daassf9usiV E5lr eff.
.oU78 slgluly waunael-dbinef9H FjTgsnian.
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IH2 loilavine - iaf dIssat- zee w7ra r~ac,fvr7
a ,1a v>y department ia Seae sE3. Es.su5a7.
Js.- u;
cHARlEsros, July 10.
AT 5srk tbs euony retsias1 possession OF the
Ssp,hey2 B=fi.ol 6 Es1is s15. T.s- za-
llars engaged ths battery Wagner, sad ths bat
terg at CGmmizg's psiuz, al day, witasu. darz-
aga or casualties; bss the LOSE in opposing tre
.andirg was r~sre-.hraa hurGrad killed and
sounded, Including ZteeR 7i s~s. Tbs enc
ay's Tess 10 evidently Eeavy
[Sisue6l G.. 7. BrAUREGARD.
CHARLESTON, July le-lll ]. ~.
To General S. Cioesrs
The sHeuy ha8 a abrrassuiue 5sfcs on tina
lever fr0at Of Jss=s' isIzza, zlong t1a Scene.
An aiissPt was mada ts-l- 20 DESTROY tie s.
v777aa raHrosa bridge, ever the Eiiaro river,
5ul was lgiFd with tie less Of enc steamboat
-atd c. =. EEACBT GARD.
cHARLzsror Tuy Lees A. N.
To General s. Cooper
The enemy . attacked ~ force BzttsT7 Wsezsr.
on Aarrs iaaad, 81 a=yisst 7ls Z5rH1ng. hrl
F1s q1ieEiy rsBBissd p : the lsss Of ui-a---
dv 7a, asny wsalSed and oas hundred
cad thirty EEs7r-r.
Ouv five ese1zitiss on crr side.
Az qaie5 on James sssd.
Lsguo6l @ II B-E4URDGAsD.
~ Tee following from The Rome * ~
seat.seE, Shows wasz g ez1ealsi eff We isp5i-
aea. in csso Of biz election. TIE Sentinel Is a
za.iaus alusa vsiye Danoaras or-en
Things are working = q h,aG in Ohio. T-is
IS certain as any la.gra event can be-. .hss 81
the pesEe srs not llowsd 90 have a lrea can
va7s IS d a Jazz e~7siiou, hey ~ ris7 avqi9sr
40 Anoi;sIeg- G1s2G1-D winch denies tee--
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= The failure Of the mails from Richmond
last evening, leaves US without ans tbing new
h2n Gsa Less army, or Of the condition Of Al
6.rs ia Virginia.
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CnsuuItfes Ezsn< .as Georgian zs Get
yH5urE

Cnsunfffes EEeas sas Geassfazs as 1ef-
sysburR
BrcHmoyD, J7ly %, 1868
To Rev. W Il. Potter General sug'If. ate
Tie following are tae casual les Of the 81
Georgia regiment, obtained fom Captain Ale
aadsr:
Compssy A-Cerker, severely vszadod sad
a PrisoneE.
Company B-Ca9t Rsd, ws1adsd IL the foot
ssd a Frisoaer; J. b Ha-groves, aissing.
Cs@Paay C-Csp-sia SsnisIs. killed.
Company HI II S~sansn, wounded ia the
leg eAd arm Lien Winbsrly. rsuude5 se-
versIy il side; W. Isl EaaAeis, miss;ue i.
Bel, ssgs5sly wounded, leg a=Put5tsd J. C.
Bailey, ElissiBg.
Consany L-Capk MeRae, wogute5 slightly
IL tie bead Lieat. Cheney, wounded severely
ia the head.
Coupaay G-Cspa snae5, prisoners Lisul
Rice leg asPutstedi Lisot. Ogiss5y, soyVrsY
ia thigh.
Company -Capt Carswel- wsgado5 ia Che
thigas
Compaay ks. T. D5au, killed; jena i
Dixon, killed; J ii &oneieE leg aupu ascd; M
B Loehen, wounded severely IL the lee; s w.
Slilsnd, severely IA ankle; " A Ssmmes,
slightly il the head; c. EcA.istsr, slightly in
arm sad shoulder f IL Friersg1, slightly in
thigh, and prisoner Caarles Evsus, slightly in
arni Sam Barber. slightly IN ankle.
Company H-Missing ; j. C. meCills, Gee.
kusRel, ". W. WOodson. Wounded. Serg't
R. W. Bailey, in arm and shoulder; Corporal
D G. Montgomery, ara anputsted; W. Fl Bal
icy, in The hand: Us Harris, III the leg: J. c..
Anderson, IN The shoulder W. 3 Tailla. and
prisoner; n Richardson, in tina hand; ". w.
Osborne, il sssuid7f,
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4srH GEaRGA REGIMENT.
The f~ellawiag lisa is obtainsd rom Lisutenani

The fellawiag lisa IS obtained from L-isuteaani
Robhe:
Company L-WouHses r j. Een,ine, IN
heads Sargent EeKeezc, slightly; J.. B-roR.
slightly, 10 head. Killed " e T1dd.
Campszy CIV tun5sd. Sergeant Young.
r%rissnsr; Sergeant Barnsise, slight. ia arm
Privates Z. f Blanchard. slight. in arv7 II O.
Montgomery, shzht. N arm; q D. VI l.igas1.
sfighf, If sgrni Jshn Smith, severely. id thigh ;
Corporal Lsssested. severely, u boaols.
10TH GEORGIA REGnIENT.
The following Fstis obtained from Laut. j.
AZ Palmer:
CenpaRy ALL Pslmsr, severely, Ia arm.
Coz7aay R-L@ Cox, slightly.
Company Dit 3 annea, slightly, ia arm.
ComPsny E-LE Wasy, in leg.
CaHpsag CHS. Reas and S eel, slightly.
Com AZ Hi. Liadail, ajiphay.
rPsay I-Cspt Moss, gHgstsF.
Cess a7y E-Sargs. L. Sutb, si--iv, En-
fecsi se g. A wilson, slightly, IN foot Pr
Fats b = Wilson in lex.
carscazt ~ Jps AantEoHerY, siEalT ia arm.
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EDITORS kae RLIgaE 4 send gou q u.s. of
tas easssIpes aaaqsg ths ssaa taJ field iii
eeFs q P,eKstts 9tgsaos et Aoagssfssta CORPS,
iu tho sasae o. G3,sFs6urg, P~eansgivsnia,
JAW Sd.
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their glaEisas W9rk The Tsnaassse is TIE tag
ship 81 Admiral Fsrrssu SIZE eause down
with : bearer ot Dispatches fiem Cen. Banks To-
Gen Emory and made tas trip rem Donald
5oavills in foUr hours and . half.
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IHa lolaEns % iai dissat Zee wora received
2 The VIZ dsPaIll5z3 ia 6eaz aE3. ss.sr5u7,
Jslg II:
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p hns e5fara ~iia - Gas. Hlt t-s lse as15
Unsurpassed for Grazing Purposes,
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ssn 9r e. ram ,slra 30 sixteen lilies q -.
1As eS ca i solssry is LOS se.7ssssa - asv ia
Texas H.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-07-10
A Fearful Record.

Another development of the hor-
rible mysteries of that system of cru
city and barbarism, so euphemistical-
ly called the peculiar institution, ="
has just been made in Gen. Banks
department. An army officer writes
from Louisiana to the Boston Trans
cript that the camps of the black reg
iments in Banks army are models of
neatness and order, and that but one
man in the whole command has been
punished for misconduct. Never were
men seen to fight with more dauntless
courage and devotion than these raw
recruits. He adds:
"Every man presenting himself to
be recruited strips to the skin, to be
surveyed by the surgeon On Tues,
day, out of 80, only 33 were accepted.
l have directed my surgeons to keep
accurate lists of the causes of reject
ion. They report to me that not one
in fifteen is free from marks of severe
lashing. More than one-half are re-
jected because a disability arising
from lashing with whips and biting OF
dogs on their calves and thighs. II
is frightful Hundreds of them have
welts on their backs as large as one
Iof your largest fingers. ] intend to
have these memoranda collected and
Published with certificates of surgeons