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TIE SIEGE OF PORT HUDSON
OFFICIAL REPORT ny GENERAL
BANKS,

Tie Part Taken By tbs Negro Troops Thsy
Haks Thee Charges On tbe BatsTies- Their
Position MaiHtaiEsd al Nigagaa.
Special Dispateh to the New York Trbunel
WASHINGTON, June 9, IS63.-Tho following
official report BY Gen, Banks was received this
morning
EEADQUARTFRs AE8IY OF rHE GULF.
Before Port Hudson hay so ls63. s
Major General H. W. Ha'lsek, General in-Uhef, Wasb-
GENEaAL: Lsa7inz somneysport on the At
cus.a.-gt where nT cezauand was at the dats
oi ny l1t dispatch, / iaeas5 af Bayos Sara at
two s'clack Oh ih3 morning 0i the 2lst.
A portion OF The inisutry ware transpoTte1 ia
steamers, aud the balance of the iniERuy, ar,ii-
lory, cavalry and wagon train moviHg down on
the west bank Of the river, aud from this to
Bayou Sara.
On the 23i junction was effected with the
advance Of Major-Gen. Auger and Big. Gea.
Sherman, our lire occupying the Bayou Sara
road at distance five ailes from Port HRdson.
Msjor-Gsa. AugeT had an encounter with a
portion Of tho enemy On the Bayou Sara road,
ia the direcicn Of Baton Rouge, which resulted
ia the rspulse Of the enemy with heavy loss.
On the 25tb the enemy vas compelled to aban-
don his FIRST line of werks.
Gen. WeilzsIs brigade, which had covered
our rear in the march from Alexandra, Joined
US on the 26th, and on the morning OF the 21th
a general assault was made upon the ferddca-
tions
The artillery opened fire between Eve and six
o'clock, which was continued with anims on
during the day At ten o'clock Weiizsps bri-
gade. with the division Of General Grover, re-
dueei 20 about two brigades, and the division
Of General Emory, temporarily reduced by de-
taciments to about a brigade, under command
Of Colonel Paine, with two regiments Of col
ored troops msds an assault upon the right Of
she ensmy's works, crossing Sandy creek, and
driving them through The woods to their torth-
catisus.
The fehi lasted on tkis line until four o'clock,
and was very severely contested. On the left,
the infantry did not come up until later IN the
day; bat at two o'cleek an assault was opened
on the center By the divisions under MeioT-Gsn-
eral Augur and Bagadier-Gsnsral Sherman.
The enemy was driven into his works, and
our troops moved up TO the fortifeations, hold
ing tue opposite sides Of the paTspet with the
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Prom lgse Northern RerdeF-FseDorted
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In the sbsenco Of any cficisl or authentic in
formation with reference TO the operations Of the
army Of the Potomac, we hsvs en- abHn9aues al
Tumors, seHae Of which are perhaps well founded
and entitled to eonsIdarHtioR. The last rsnert
We have Of tho forward movement Of cur forces
ig, that the corps Of Gsn. Loagstset crossed the
Potomac az Edwards ferry, near Lessburg. On
Sandsy morning, and that splendid body sf
soldiers row Oecupy th8 neutral territory of
Maryland 1t is stated, in connection witb
this report tnst q pretty severe fight took
place On Saturday, prsviaus 70 crossing, be-
tween the rear guard Of LoagsHeeFs corps and
the advance Of the enemy il the neighoorhood
Of Lessburg We are inclined to tkirk, how
ever, from the best Information we have upon
the subject, that al the fighting that has occur
red has BEEN between Che cavalry forces Of the
eontendiBg armies. Il is hardly to be supposed
that i General L01gsireet had been sctively err
gaged in battle oa Saturday,, with bis rear
closely pressed by Rockers f3rces he would
have continued his advances, and crossed the
river on Sunday merai7g
We thiak it altogether likely tAat the rapert
OF heavy engagement has originated ia the
series Of brilliant fights which Gsu Stuart has
mad with the eaeny, IA aN which We hsvs ever
reason to believe he has been mor5 Than usually
successful With reference 10 those fights and
the condition Of our army, we give t5e follow
ing extract from letter written By msmhbr of
the I0lh Virginia cavalry 70 = friend in this
city, ana dated on Sa.u-day last. Tho Triier
says;
Since Thursday We havs been constantly
skirmishing with toe enemy-alTays success
fully. We have taken Rumbers Of prisoners
and horses. The latter do us much ths most
coed every way.
" hardly know whether you would enjoy IL
or not, bus wish you could ses Gen. Lse's
noble army in motion, as I have within q
few days past Never was there d n2o-e finely
organized body of Een in the wcrld. The men
are ell ia splendid spirits. Thsse is no sirag-
Cling. .'-RieisaOad DisPstoh, 24d
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From gesnemen jast from Bayou Sara, and
upOa whose statements We can fully rely, we
learn some Of tAe particulars Of Banks mcvs-
msnts and tse situaisn Of sffsirs ia that vicin-
ity. He thinks Banks passed Bsyou Sara WITH
ten thousand white troops, aaa lsgi9us Of blacks
A squs5roa Of cavalry guarded the lstter-hsn-
ming then in in frsat, and flank. and rear
sheep TO the slaughter; Yankee conGi iezes holds
tkem 10 the ranks and Yankee love for the ne
gro places thaR in the front Of the battle
Cspt Hart Of the AlbstrOs committed suicide
while tho best lay at Bsyou Sara The Hart
ford and the AlbRtros lie near Waterloo. Two
boats were SIS Bayou Sara on Monday. The
nsws Of the hght st Pert Hudson created no
little e9nsternatiOn among the Ysnkees left at
BayeU Sara. The provost marshal and his
guard tlsd. a company of tbs Yankees were
few miles sbsye the town, LoEdaY, Oh a ma
rsuaing expedition. They entered the premises
Of Mrs. Ira Sterling, and informed her that they
intended to destroy and appropriate the contents
Of her house, when au otfiesr arrived aud ali
left in haste g short way fgom the house they
abandoned their wagons, a8d haslsaed toward
Port Hudson. Log2ns cavalry were within
mile of them. His several De achn5nts were so
posted as to cut them sf completely.
Among the greatest sufferers IA that c0mmu-
nifty Is Mr. David Barrow, whose wealth and
nagnihceGce is gone-shs spuil of tho invader.
HIS house vas entered, aud its plste Of i'm.
msase V,s.Us, vas al taken.
Oar informant had heard aothing as to iha
capture Of the Essex, up TO the time Of bis lesv-
ing, Tuesday morning
Bayos Sara is ruin the Yankees dssscrated
the churches and ss>ssedto g,0ry in tEoiE-slams.
Nlfchez L0HF55F, 1914
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enemy on tha right. Oar troops still hold their
position on ths left. After dark the main body,
being exposed to : flank FIRE, withdrew to
belt Of woods the skirmishers remaining close
upoa the Qualifications
In the assault Of the 9th, the behavior Of the
officers and men was most gallant and left
nothing ts be desired. Our limited acquaintance
of the gresnd and the character Of the works
which were almost hiddsa from our observation
until the memeat Of approach, alone prevented
tho capture Of tie pest.
On The extreme right Of cur line 7 posted the
lst and Sd regiments Of negro treops. Tha lst
regiment of Louisiana engineers, composed eI-
elusivaly Of calored men, excepting the officers,
wss alse engaged in the operations Of fte day.
The position oceEpied By these troops was one
Of Importance, and called for the utmast stead
mess and bravery il those to when it was con
fdad,
It gives me pleaaurs to report that tasy as
sw0rsd every expectation Ia many respects
their conduct was heroic, no troops could be
E2ofe determined or more CariRg. They made
dursg the day, three charges upon the batteries
Of the enemy, suffering very heavy losses and
holding their position ct Rightfal with the other
troops en- the right Of cur lines The highest
eomEensstios is bestowed upon them BY al the
sf6oars in command on tAe right
Whatever doubt may have eEistod hegelolors
as ~ LHe eLtiolsiiey 1l SIsaEl-aLlsHa Ct t1l5
character, the histerT of this day proves con-
elUsiyaly to those who were in condition to OBJ
serve the condEct Of these regiments, that the
Government will fHa in this class Of troops
effective Supporters and defenders The severe
test 70 which they were subjected, and the de-
terInine6 manner ia which they encountered the
enemy, leaves upon my mind no doubt ef their
Ultimate SUCCESS.
They require only good officers, commands Of
limited Runbers, and careful discipline, to make
them excellent soldiers
Our lossos from the 22d TO this day, in killed,
wcUaded, and missing, are nearly orc thousand,
includiny, desply regret to say, some Of the
sb.est officers Of tho corps. an unable yet to
report them in detail
/ have the honor to be, with much respect,
your obedieEtservant,
n P BANKS,
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heard il commonly reported that word was
sent from the left that they had carried two ei
the foris That it was supposed a. the head
quarters Of the general commanding, that We
were carrying the day, aud that desperate and
abortive charge was made in McPeTs0n's dIvis-
ion os tas strength Of it. / am anable to say that
Gen. Grant SO undsrstood it. Tire tenor Of the
dispatch plainly showed that Gen. AcCiefnand
still ielt sHxious as te the result, and had no
thought Of sending vaingloli0us or lying dis
patch. Tbsss statements are not made by way
OF special pleading, bat as facts OF history
which have come under my Owa observation,
and ought to Be made known. l am thoroughly
satisfied, and think tue previous statements viii
bear ms cat in saying that so faT from there
being any attempt 10 create false Impression,
there was nothing but a cautions and naked
statement OF what proved to be fact.
XEEOPHON.
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( We have not roeeived fall particulars Of the
Yankee raid 10 Pauols The report is that the
depot and town Of Bltasvills is entirely destroy
ed. PGn0la, one mia west, was committed to
the flames. The Presbyterian church was
bHrnt. Ths court house, which has been used
as a hospital, vas set on f.e bat put cut The
foEce sent By Gen. George to guard she Yocona
bridge thiftaeu miles this side, amounted 20
oRly twORtY- five men. With fifty men, the Off
esr commtnding, says he could hsvo defended
it. The Yankees opposed him with six times
ais force and after a gallant defense he was
compelled to retreat. TIE bridge viii be fixed
ia q few days. Gen George, ofths State troops,
having from sever to niue buadrei men at Pa.
Rela, might have Ssot hGndrsd or even Sly
mon mere to guard So important a point, par
EcularlY as he had determined to sYscuste Pa
nois. The Yankee fsrcs that entered Panels
amounted to eight hSHdred zaea as per the most
reliable report. Everybody eognizlnt Of tae
fsc. links Pamela sn inportaatjsrhiy provision
Pojnt, culd have been sHcce5sfuliY defended
Gen. Chalmers had left th8 Sunday previous
10 meet the eRemy, reported st aaetbar point.
Reliable news has been received that Gen.
Ruggles defeated seven hundred Yhnkes cav
airy Hsar Rscky Ford on Fdday, taking train
aad prisoRers-kf fississigpiqa, 23a.
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TIE sPrRIr oF PArnl

TIE SPIRIT OF PATRIOTIsM IL A LIT'rLE
yGIRL-A lady friend furnishes rs with~fhs fol-
letsigg striking instance Of SouthsTnf f8eling and
YaRlgss-sbhouenes in silistle sickiy child
"At~the csnssoaucsneHt~u this cruel war,
when persons were il heuriy expectation Of an
attack on Charleston, by the vsndal foe, my
littlc Susie, who has been in delicate health for
years, was possessed Of beautiful baby hoale,
with elegant furniture, and, Of course, as vslua-
bic to her as any fitting mansion would be TO an
sdali. She seemed to think tAa Yankees, should
they come, would desire to appropriate her toy,
and she said 10 ne, 'Msna, sooner tbsn the
Yankees 5hould have my bsby house. I'd take
an axs and splis it from tbe top TO tke bottom
This was from child Of about tea years Of
sge, who had for half of chat period bssnin bad
health, and &ho is great granddaughter Of a
mairon Of revolutionary isma. II ths Yankees
could learn this, it would eonviacs them Of the
pr0prioty Of laying aside their weapons of war,
ia the assurance that, if such is taa spirit Of
half dead child OF South Carolina, ths men Of
the Palmetto State cannot be eonqaeyed"
The men O. Chsrlestoa aud SJuth Carolina
stand ready to respond to tha spigt Of little
Sssis. Soonsr than yield her pretty baby
aea'e 20 YgCkss capture shs vas resolved 20
spill. il from cop 80 bottom. So -La men Of The
Palmetto City and State would sec laair maa-
si9as ia Asmes uud bid cz-sfl nstion Hsic7raa.
sooa1r thsR yield tdose manzi3u5 to Yankee oc-
CHpstion or themselves 20 Yankee sGaj jHes den.
CtGrisSt0a c0arjsr.
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BROWN, FLEMING * co,
Importers, Foreign and Domestic
Commission Merchants and AuCtiOleerS
.1Ease..le - R..lIaine,

ATLANTA ------- GEORGIA.
rspeca attention given to Lousana and Texas trsdsl
FFTHOIH SALE AUCTION SALES VIA hs rnzds a.
stated peri d. Atlanta being 81 iEe 5sat
5lfs iu the I5oueis-acv FOR such Gales confidently l
sit ecrs ruIus1ts of sactuIll end Smoking To
ra~aE EuRarE E0 ssEes Coffee, IesE. Gro-1llsz,
f5-a41. Fara Datr-a end Cotton Fabrics. Wool aud
gf6dloa Goods Dry and Fancy Go0ds, Baots. Shoes,
E4st1ef pspe- Envelopes I1ks Drugs etc. ets
speoia sales viii aEa be made Of Si0ots, Bones
nsorfEsces and Real Estate
All gOols consigned uil have the advantage Of pri-
4asa - public saie a. cousig-erl nsy prefer.
Thankfui for the liberal fsVors herstsf0rs bestowed
vre resre lfuly request CO1tiausneo Of the sane.
PERIEo BROWN, THOS p FLEMING.
Wv. II BARNES, H. L. LICHTENSTADT
r.7slm
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LOCAL DEFENSE! /!
s sttentlon Disabled soldiers.

ff 4NIAcf been Authorized by the Score a-y Of Wsr
II y 70 rssss an INFANTRY COMPANY, 10 do gusfd
l1iF at thF poH 90 De co1nosed Of disabled and
il srldie-s, Wh9 have become unft fol Geld duty I
r71il cali uFO1 disabled soldiers who enable TO
i1-n % thair Commands, to cone forF ard At ana
llEsuiEe.
This VIII Be 3 veteran coIrs and win be commanded
hT aaesu aislb.ed il fighting TIE battles Of tleir
cClutrT.
sEd drty Ight apply 70 6. W. LEE.
i1-iIw Comm sndug Post end ?. NJ.
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LdsHtsnaut. ColsncI WIZ Frisrs0u 2Ith Tenn ss5se 3
surgcou james Gzild q S A; Second Lieutenant j It
Heggse, Friersons oavairyi Lieutenant Alfred Holt
1st Confeds-sts: Second Lisuseuant Wm e. Howell.
6t1 Mississippi; Second Leutsnint Guitavus Jarvis.
Friarsons osYs ryi Capt Samuel 1erriwsfher. 21d
Alabama; FIRST LlsutansutJ p norman, 23i AiabauaE
Capt Richard n PRATT. ga Aabana; Second Lisuien-
sat David Pickett dsh Mississippi Second Lieursaant
J 4 Scott Frisrsoas cavalry; Second Lieutenant Wm
RIP ThrsadEill, sd Alabama Capt james r Wi
lians FdersSu's cavalry Lieut. Jasper Williams th
Mississippi
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vgbarn Crawford e5 Newton Gentry. 23s. yVn
r Daniel, 4dih; Wesley Bsaslsy, 2adi r HsrdY z6th
Hobt L Mcconnell, .; Jno 81 Carson. 4s =. Matthew
EernAsn, % b Geo ID Steward 46h; Beatty Wsrss 21i
WIN Cook, 46th; Basil Gun. 23d; WHEs p Aiiaton.
4j-h; WE z A0raEus. 1ii Warren Wilson 46th; saml
Hines, 4ohi Mart Russell fit1i Emory Strngsr. a25
Luciu' Little 23i; an NIunellF, ;ilii Jss n Cor
nae, 46thi Jao Ford 29th- rhos Rsgins 23i; James
Driskel, 3uih; Jessea EE1c.s 23t Wm II Newton.
30ih Benjamin Cobb, @ii Isaac rhinsshsssr. sd
John Elswers. I'D; Ihes GyrEe. 23l; George 81
Drinkard, "a, Reno Leroy, z5l- Johl D Latter. li
Richard S5eadman 23l Psvtou Asys 2li, Daniel j
Halter % Hn ~ lA8ones, i; lhalas u luegzrsr ai
Rm 3Tatts, 23i john a Gino1ng. z3i Jue Jsfrisu,
sd Alex KILLER. sd 81 sa 3 Cope, %; jno u = tng,
3isi 5uo Br0Waey, 33i lhrs Aelfrio 5lss' Henry 81
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Tho Sc. Loais Republican pabsass 3 list Of seven
kindred and eight prsoners captured By Grsnt At Port
Gibson and Grand Gulf and asnto the prison ct Alton.
Illinois. From the roll CLEAN the following namss
that viii probably reach heir friends through our
cnlrn,ns
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We earnestly reeonmsad the follswing sug-
gastion5 from the Richmond Wiig to the people
OF ell tie Confsdsrats ssabes. They cannot be
acted on too so0n, and there can bs 10 don't nG
the slicaey Of the plan proposed to save yast
amounts of property, and 70 protect many local.
ties from ths rsids Of the 8usmy
RAID GUARDS.
TIE revival Of the bar5srous practice oi raids
renders Necessary lhs revival Of the system
adopted 20 countaracs It. Ysnkss rsi5s VII have
two objects
I. To cut cur lines Of communication.
. To carry off or destroy cur property.
As it is impossible to fsreses wheEs g raid may
come in f viii be imposgi5ls to provide drilled
force to resist It at every point Our object must
De ivgo-s,id:
J. To guard bridges aud pubiia stores.
2 To remove rom tie line Of a rsid fauliies,
slaves. stock and pr0visisns, OF oshsr property
Liable ts destruction. For this sbi-ol Che follow
inr plan is proposed
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Crsak landing. We lad no use for them, and
to leave them was Ike Inviting the Yankees to
land thsre again.-IliehHsond Seztinsl.
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NEW MUSIC.

UST published the
- :. lever Surrender CluiclzstsF,f -
81 = @. Eaten, s-d dedicated % the Defenders of
Glorious Nicksburrn
he tue page has beautiful representation Of the
aer klag- in eoors Price 81 copy. Rsgulsr dis
.ount g. Pc srads. BLACKGAR a BRO
ius 2oi- Augusta, Ga
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VVOOl Ieans.

FEW bales home znede and Factsry Joans, which
We ore prepared o. make into Ubliorms f1r ,,r-
Is or ofi1erE, On reasonable Gen ms.
W r. HEhEIE9 & Co,
Is4w Aiiaata, Ga,
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Col. CoLQuITT's GALLASTRY AT JACKSON.
Lieut.. Hutcsinsoa, in eonasnd Of tLe color
company (Harris county, Ga. y Of the Ash Geor-
gia volunteers, in the batls Of Jaeksou, thus al
ludes to sie gallsztry Of Gel Cslqaitt, in psi-
vaie letter.
Psrhsps no man ever behaved with more cool.
ness ans bravery on the fed Of battle than did
Col. Colquitt, He was with us, side BY side,
daring the aeiien Of three hours, aud wLon once
ssiIea where he was 2" "shsrs ho sits" was
The reply, ION his borse, the balls wh.zzing
around him and cutting the leaves over his
head" At one time I heard his voics above the
noise Of muskeiry, sheuisg, Stand firm. lasu
Rcmem5sT yOu ars Gsorgtaas Let rs fall Co.
gethsT ~ The whels brigade are pleased with
his baaring, ana none more than the ash Geor-
gis, who wpuld not exchange him.
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or good quality for sale, and are prepared % mska
M Cfhcsrs Uniforms from j. in the best style and
81 reasonable raiez W. +. HERRING g. CO.,
lul2 81 Atlanta Ca
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BroIFn. FIeIning 3 %.

Foreign and Domestic
Commission Merchants and AuCtiOleeTS,
Lszslis Hal Buidl7g,
Isl53m Atlanta, Georgia.
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Homo Knit Socks.

TFfE bnye on band largs lot Of Hous Knit Wool
tt Eoeka, which We 0her for gale. Also Striped
shris a1d other articles n the Ciothlrg snl Punish
ne line W. \. HERRING d CO.,
jug sw Alauia Ga
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Black Broad cloth, Efc.

-EFrE havs on hand and 10 arrive good ot q Black
va Broad Cloth Marsoilles Linen, etc, which Ne
are prepared 10 mske up in the 5s = style.
". Z. HERRING CO.,
iul24w Atlanta, Ga.
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J. Tho county eo1gts Of tho border oountiss,
suhiscl 90 preda-3rg llg@aioa, abolld aHPCinl an
system Of pian sigua5s adspt11 Co tao character
Of country, prsfsrring e bssesn ffa7" OK smokes,
where ths points ef visW are sufficiently con-
spicuous, and providisg adequate notice 20
6 raise the country" upon the earliest Informs
f-.- ,f O rof7
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GUEB0AT MOVEMENTS Ca Tuesday even
ing the Federal gunbost5 were engaged in on
Other NOS, but bloodlass naval engagement be-
tween this place and R5dney. The number Of
skifs asd fats destroyed by thea, in this lass
engagement, We have not learned. Ia this Dig
niiod business, the navy Of tds greatest nation
on the planet, seems % have its hands full.
Doubtless they wiu make thsir appearances at
cur landing this morning, ia search Of the poor
hBherman's boa.s. Ana is may De 8ur lot 10 wit
ness ths thigd brilliant engagement in front Of
t9sSitE g alis loarisr.
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sTAFF BUTTONS
North CaroIina Casaimeres.

r ARGE and mal size. Of superior quality for salt
sby W i. HERRING A CO..
Iula4w Atlanta, Ca
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Gee W williams. citizen; Sc VIM B Reeves. 5lss
Joseph Teusas parish Aionzo sui6er, DO J 9 1Til-
bl1FFa dos Llas 7 Elrrel' 1o Jrlius srcri -
Th7s Callahan, lst7 Jne scClanaou, 3Ist- Yrn p
Grfesbev. I'm Wm q Lawrence, l2th J10 Br1nl8s
citizen 'easss parish r r Sl.dsr. citizen ST. Jaaspa
B'ch lr1 T. Casssnl1. do Reeve Lewis d0 Ri.hnrd
@ Lewis co Jas y IoE. 17.h Faos clark IT.h- s.
W Thornton. lT-h; p H Rocket, 3lsi VIA Laua.
l7th; J1e Furlo eng, I1ih.
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Cur Location

Cin Whitehall street, between Dess-
tur aud the Atlanta and West Point
f1aila-oad.
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Swords and BeIfs.

5555ssszi Jos % hand nd ior sale bY
w. n HERRIEG & CO,
l2lH Atlanta CD.
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q iAlAelA-Aa. A-aaa-- AAaaN ga a-AA-a7af
where Re points ef visw are sufficiently con-
s1icuoUs. and providisg adequate notice 20
g raise the country, upon the earliest inforus-
ton ot a raid.
RAID GUARDS.
9. The courts should apDoint 9 cemmandsr
with a company Of thirty asn, in each magisis-
rial district, whose duty il should be drst 20 sx
anime the roads and points capable Of easy ob-
structi9n, sud secondly, upon nttica Of 5 RAID. to
block and obsruet the roads n every manner
possible.
8. Upou notice 81 2 rad, slHs Eprssi tarouza-
ou5 the cauutry, the citizens sh,uld hrs- remove
thsir fsniiss horses, cattle AID provisions lrom
the hns Of the raid. The force Intended for the
protection Of public builiingl s.1gss, bridges.
etc, should at ones repair 70 taeu posts Of de-
Tense.
4. The roads through0us th3 whole eolnLry
hsvinZ been thus obsEEcied, tie citizens should
turn cat 70 embsIrass iha enemy, aai ilereass
tie chances Of caplurs upon their Eoirsac
The pisa is recommended as easy Of axscu-
tion-taklng the people but little f.om theic
crops-sua5liae every ons 20 do something, and,
in ihs ssd, tending to dofsat and capture or de-
ssroy The enemy. To rely alone On lhs 0Iga1i-
cation Of home guards for resiztsnes muss ex-
pose us 20 much danger. Aaunsad men can
easily avoid small companies Of isfsntry, p sle
roads are open, bus If the reads ara obsiracled.
( the delay occssionsd vii Be Of great ase, aad
Z The home guards esn thsn sntlic5 more aanasa
/ than in any ethsr way. Les tie tWo sy.ns
/ be combined
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-27

E'ijah Kemp ooh Ala5ans, " @ lgcGrs7T, 3lth Ala.
Richard B-ysn, s0.h Ais; J. Terry, fth 3Hss; L Il
Bush, 2}d Ala; ] r Bsvia, 22i Mai T A Carrstt on
Ms- WIN Burnett 4ji Tena; J II Stevenson, lIh Ls-
r Hs'es. Oh Hiss Wm Rsdmau. 35th Ala; y ~
Smith, ga Ala, 2 Love l-.h la
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-27

~ The enemy, on tbs retrCat from Fred0T-
ieks5urg, left tho railroad track to Aqua Greek
in perfect condition. The officers Of She Rich
mend and Fredericksburg railroad company are
diligently removing tie rsils, for which they
feel very much obliged. Oa Monday night, cur
people set FIRE to and Consumed tho wharves
end warehouses left by the Yankees al Aqua