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OoYpl WhiSeDant, Privates 4 Nunpely.
L 3 Reynolds, s J Stevenson, severely; b
Stevenson, D A Fink, seriously; John Fan
ke,sly, seriously; N A Dickson, severely;
Jas Grogsn, VIM Csson, ] Q Whitley, Allen
B.oek.
Company E.-Killed: Private Absolsm
Taylor. Wounded: Captain Walter Oook,
naortslly; Priratos W Rissf. Severely; Wn
E1wsTdr, seriously; AlsI Robinson, right
hand s,rpa.stedi E'ishs Duaney, severely; G
i Fuesy.
Company F.-Wonn tsd Private 8 q
Motley.
Ooppsny G.-Ellsd: sorg't Bolton, pri-
.stes Gsrl ett Apd Mead. Wounded: 1st
Lieut. Franois, severely; Peivstos r A Wiley,
julius Fendsnerrput.
Company NV oundsd; Is! Lieut. } 7
Smith, severely; Serg't a F Bsneon. PfiyatOa
W P Rush, severely; A j Ken, J NJ Cruup,
B F Cocker, n.oIt.lly; (diod 9Th inat)
Company Killed: Private Frank Bull
lard. Woundod: Serge A F Lewis, Pisstes
VIM B:snn, severely; W B Orump, N ' 8
Greer, mortally; (died 5sh inst,) T J Goats,
Albert Battle, jams r Cfump, W N Shift,
L D Rumsey, so7ertly.
Oomosn r. Killed: Privates AbDer Ly-
ons, VIM Allen. Wounded Sers't T F Rus
sell, severely Privatel " q Staples, mortally;
died 9Th ipst,) J D Staples, zedock Pike, NJ
N Coe, " Robertson.
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LIST or CASUALTIES,

TonpM7 .-Wounied: Private Jno WBEr-
ton.
Company b-Woruded Priva:os "
Bell, u 0rtsn, D Smith, G " Saturday, John
Thrill.
company @ O--Wounicd: Corpl Vt Ca;l-
ton. " Y,:ps, II Roberts, ) 4 Hhsrod, E
PnnD--
Company D. TGu,dsc: John O E1eri.!.
Ucmpsay E-T ounisi; OoIpl ] " Ad-
s;s, P.i7ates John Mes vain, NJ Mcdaniel.
UonsvaHy F-W Wounded: Oorpl Winn.
fri.,:os D II Power, King.
Company G-Woundsd: serssJ L Ger
1ard, P.'iVnte A Wolfe.
Company Il --Wcur ded: Scrgt Lang.
Compsny l.--W Woundsd: Privates 8 D Ar
mold, Is Blair, John Davidson, W NJ Heath,
kng, " NJ Pool. NJ ssing: Private john
Knight, u W Morris, J W Arnold.
Company k--Wounded Privates a
Blocker, 4 Burk, " F Moore, Corps J ]
Ffindloy, B II Ry.ls.
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LEvIs' RArTEnI.

LEwIs' nIrTERY.
Woundsd Lieuta 8 Cobbs and Banks
dale, severely; Sergeant B Adams, PfiVstes
Backes, Gibbin, Eppes.
Wounded.
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THE SITUATION IN MleEi$S ~

from the Special Repor,e; CT tho &o.lo ~
JicKsoH, May o3.-The epony h..'.o,-
moved from jackson directly 10 to Vi ::
Black, and after the disasters G ssturA,y
moro particularly that Of Suh3.Y, ;t..-.. >
columns across tho river and ctnr1tsccu - .
tending his lirss around E:ckstGIy. o.
forces evacuated aayder's III d.s.'-,.'. =
the works. This opened up .e, iszJ, ... -''
enemy, who Immediately rya!ied hl4r.v ! I
the advantage, ard sntesicg ths TITet -.:-ac-
cd it TO Yszoo City and took pyssss..'a, BE-
forces destroying tho navy yhf'i in- ~ 4
embryo gunboAts in ccurso uf tc"- - "
there, and which would have beoa haishgs q
SONG ak or eight monthS This ,n-o.,"
Grant to supply his army without thr 0nr''--
sity of using his wagon road from N. lH2'.',
Bond TO Carthage, Or Of the guRhoa.s ~ a. IL.
the gauntlet 3f the GIrEsbuyg 1e,S!:i-::', -
transports can 60 up tie YAzoc III s.'"i,'
land whatevor 10 nssded. TIckai,lig !.,i
nearly or completely invested, ycu "u. a,g
that IL Ia with much difficulty nsT 81" -
formation can te obtained from. .thI pc.G..
On the l2sh Gen. PembG7.0u tsac:G -.
following address 70 his arEy:
HnpQuAaTras Df7.l7Arsr 4
East Mrss,ssIPs, AID Locl.i.SA.
Viokfburg, Nay II is63.
Soldiers Of tho Army IN and c-cuaG i--.@
6ug:-Ths hour Of trial l,s n.!
snemy who hae 10 long threat I'D W. .....
In itont, hss 1t Last et..c.: i -.l.IEg - '..,
Department And E:f march :a.o - .Gir
Of Mississippi hsa besh A.Aol =. - -''.a.
tation Of ons CT the tAi,e.: ..I:Ir.,a n' 80
State Ho Seeks ~ break con..-r.'s-. d.
between tho members of the CO. :~.:o:@4y ....-
TO control tho rAT!gs:ion Of h" NJ p. r.. e..
river The issuo ipvo.vsa eSsry .hiuE -. -..-.
cd TO free peopl.! Tho eLeny .!,..a =
the privilege OF plunGe- AID "IPfts' go -
You fight for your ccunsTy, hc"..s. "...".
children, AID th, hifthrigtH Of !,:,t4..
Your Commanding General, toH.v0c - H..
truth and sacredneas of this csurc, asa ,..-
his lot with ycu. AID stsnts t@sdy {, ,.lt
his Life and I'll ho b. Ida dos: %: 80 .aa....n
Of the right God, who lulos N tno al.t.. ".
mon and nations, loves justice an tat"s '.;cS-
ness. He will not allow q carsc Sc lJe:'- @H
traupled III tho dust In tcn uey :. ,..,. : So.
let each mar, appealing tn Fin -: s'7"' -.
strike home for victory, aId UVf - 80 a
At once sssurcd. Z S:-'sf1l :oua.ry @st. -
us as dcllysrsrs, and cheIsa too Dsu~sy To-.
thoss who MY f.ll is snariy!sin -"'.
Soldiers! bs gigGAnt, u..vo sd oc.ir",
let there bo no cosards, nor isES-'s'7, -
stragslsrs from tho ranks, and t-e 4 , r..
battles will certainly crown Or tg r, 49,
guccess- J, =. Psas.Er,H.
Leu. Ger = r., s
will give you Giag'ain .. Il lilo.
field of SlturdIy, ss Sa'l - c-n ia "a,
for publication, and not c.j!irs !.:o. ., .-
uor the services Of IN c,s,Gslc c. s.g'
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Ail9n!on0 Enquirer.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE /, 1868.
,ss:.ss ,2's:% SgeslrED STATES

from ous srrcIAL coRHEsPosDRHT.
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, May q, 1863.
h.rS received tic New York aHe,sld''
q BE 25.h, ard send you the following sum
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'pIul1 1rHa0-J

fou Will thus perceive tast G.il4 foL.ye.f@l
had but ono line Of cattle, tho enc ! ~.
three, either ono OF which GLG - rr,ncEo9.
as Pemberton'o o whols forca. Smve07 II -
driven bIck, and Bowen's forces we1: - l..
support. wbiie Loring bold hiI cwH. ATTIC
close Of the bsttls, the ford CT TIE c,f-> D.
ing Iii the enemy's poeeeS;ion, L .;i.3 ..s O.:
ID. HO moved II the acld H.thoLt enGs2.r-
but very few Of his command, hLf IL c-.,.
on Crystal Springs, thence Roross Far,i we
and up 1t to Jackson. Those particulars :.
diagram have obtained t:an. r. &c q.
the field, and believe them to DC co-Te,,.
OF tho affair Of Sunday on'y k-cT -.
our foIccs got the worst o1 1. -. 'sa: 'I'y
foil back over rhe B:s B..ch IL t-3 "'',~s
End thst our loesss were vary soiIons. ~
berton has absrd 2ncd 81 of II; cU;cr ~"',1
and msssed his army within 'te c-;-nags
proper Of Vicksburg.
News has boon received op ~ ned. ..y
night from FicksbuIg By o1ur!s-: = .::
time the enemy had ,nrdo thrco Sc.sr.." -
distinct assaults upcn tho works, az! b.
been severely punished. That night CsG':'a
Sto7ens ran out six or seven hundred i-.-'c#
and brought them hero, which u y 50 cLa.i
reinforcement for Johnst2n. sr1 a'i.s i.'
storehouss CT Psmbel ton. Vick6taE 10
full rations for ninety days, CT .lI :-v.Ea
for one hundred and eighty days.
learn TINT tho garrison is suii,c!9f!y
atropg to resist tho enemy. 1fsc, -" ". -
is over, and I hope soen 10 De sL'H q ~
nounoe to you thkt the grand Yankee '!c:'-,
onstrstion to open tho MISSISSIPPI; s-E r'"Vr'
q grea, iNluro. Psmberton Ii dcHonn''j '
the pscpls generally. but until know moo
I shall not join In the cry 0! "cruc'F :.,s,'
We have had too 1nuch s5uee hc:pcS -
the heads Of ouz generals, wiIhcu. CO. B.. T.:
brninless croakers. It sll doc. {" v-ss'T
good, but Is prolific lCu.co o. nj -.
No man could botter se:yo A5.-h--- :. .'',
or be better ally Of tho ensra" H.. o.
gage in, and succeed In demc7at - =
by destroying the conAd4ncs e re pe.i =. z
the commanding general. Pct. t.o"r-o.. i 10
hvorite of NINE, b.: ssy t;!s I1uc-.
on general psinaiples To Al! Who 90
20 'lsgish ~ thsir shusS Of III. 3o.', -,
me imp'ors them to 20 tho be!c "rd
try their deeds, show tIelf cEctE'I'e
and what great loss tneig eountTy s-c
sustained BY remaining 20 ions 10 p'srt ere
rance Of their iisttnsuihh6d merits sn6 chc-
sum.te soldierIy qualities. Penberton my
hsvo shown van. OF capacity. ~ h't
know Whether he did CT not, Is va 70: g.
the field, and hayo rot yot recei9e1 - -
misdon AZ General. | have he''d ust
Johnston had put him unter srEes:, b.
cannot trace Il! to zeli.clO eou'os. tLi't.
it rumor out of the whole cloth.
From tive measured booming oi heavy gu 4
in the direction Of Vicksoo7g' < Is O. -.
that the enemy is sholling the city, az. Il
good hopes, although stf.ils lock sci u. j
Vicksbnrg does not fall, in few days ".i
will 90 we'll.
have othor news, but for sood rcc""-s
will not ssnd it forward Troops are 80
&inually arriving, and we viii soon h'To oo-
army hsIe. Jackson Ia baing iursltist.
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LIST Or cnUILTlEs IN THE lirH RrGIMENT
GEORGIA VOLUNTEERS, COL. R. ". ToLsoM COM
MAsplzG, IN TEE BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS,
AAy 3, 1863.
Fiuld and Staf.-Killed: None. Wounded;
Lieutcr ant OoiJnsl J.s 81 Fielder, leg AmputA-
,ed, uincs dead.
Company A-~K:lled lat Sergeant T A
Ohamb.iss, Pi7a,o W Williams. Wound
nd: Piivsts B,rjsmin E5go, severely in side
and arm, aince .oead; Sergeant j " Banks,
slightly in arm; Pfivstes r s Curtis, severely
in eye; L N Curtis, log smputated; Thomas
Davis, siishlly in head; Fl 8 Jones, severely
in neck + j Mitchell, alishly in leg; G W
iIucksby, slightly in thigh; ] n Thrash,
slght!y IN hand.
Company B-Kuled: Pi1ata D kenning-
ton. Wounded: :l6 Lieutenant Il A Solo
mon, morsaly in lungs, aincs dead lat Ser.
sssns n Goodman, severely in thigh; Sergeant
" Dykes, slightly in head; PnVates "
Myers, slightly in arm; O Dsnnard, slightly
in arm Jas Dykes, slightly in hip; Jamss
Leslie, severely In shcIldsE; W SGauwood,
slightly in hAnd-
Company C.-Ki.led: None. Wounded:
Captain A LsztS slightly in leg; Lat Leu
ten.ns W J N Preston, severely in side, 2d
Lieutenant Jslnes 0 Lane, slightly In leg; ss
sargezns n Tyler. slishsly IN lsgi PrIvatsa
8 Day, slightly In hand; " q Chafns allSht-
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NIsTH ALABAMA REGIMENT

Field and stf - Sergt- jor + II MiohsslS.
Cn. A-Kiiled'; Capt q ;durphy. Wound
ed : Lisut Fl II Sutherland, severely; Sergt Z
Palmer, (srm amaG.stt dD Pz!va:es a Lsfe,e.
arm emprtatad; W Fl Ad.ns, severeiy, b
Smith. L Adams, J .S Hoffman, o Grimes,
Ss-gt hcss.
Co. B.-K lied: PiiratoS P Hart, Vim
Malone. W1u2ded: rhos Wsloh, (thigh am
putatsd;) P4trick Wslti, (seriously;) James
Doran, (sevcrolyi) J WeiplsT, (seversl - T
D Thomas. Jas Dempsey, Ed Bichlcs.
%. O. Wounded: Lieut. Fl R Whitehead,
lvD III Hill, (sevsroly;l L Ison, (severelyi j
Gao Payne, severely; E W Ssyle, seriously,
A Summons, seriously; Simmons, a Gf
Thomas, J N Werner, Turner, Watson
Brooks, J Mcdowell
Company D-Kiilsd: Private 3 Whil-
ten. Wounded: Private Gbarles Shatp, rncr-
tally; diod Sch insti ] E Beachum, r
EdwXrds, T N Hsnnop, severely.
Company E-WGuEdcd: Corporal b
Evans; PriVstes John Allnr, James Fitch,
severely; D Goodman, " II Grabbf, severo-
II; Samuel Kirkland, Roubsn Martin, Arthur
Oven severely, Jamos Thomas, William
Martin.
Company F.-Kllod: sarg't F Botts.--
| Wounded: L:sus. A Gilbert, Ssrg't Z A
King, severely; Corporal A MoWil,i.ns; Pri,
Yates T W Adkina, Spencer Andrews, B
Andrews, B Andrews, B J BlnYles, 30
verely; L Oulps. Daniel AnN, B Eig.n
Lewis Hxrvsll, john E Holt, severely; VIM
L.dhetter. S O Mahone, 3 G Pearson, John
Rollins, Gao Stewart.
Company G.-Wouhdod Sers't John Law.
is; Corporal F NJ Bragg, seve:sly; Private A
Smith, aeserely.
| Com mnsny H.-Killed: Piva'. Henry J sck
con, John Patterson, Rob1 M.i'.fee. Wound
cd: Corporal N Rsnbeau = j Graham
mortally; John D,yE, mort.' y; Geo Smith
arm smou,.tsd: n Hasn, severely, Wm
COX, q Ysncey, Fl Clam.
Company I.-killrd: Pr,,ates O " Ella
B T C,llshan, T N Williams I.W Wilkesson
A P Wnld:up. Wounded: Lieut. F N Gres.
ham, severely; Prirltes a 7 Clemens, sc.
riously; Daniel Pearce. so'iausl5i N Viii
SOD.
Company K.-Eillod: Sl:e't N Hacknsy
Prvstrs J N Bains, g 0 Glsssoock, Z z
Hooper, Joseph Lang, Wm Minyard, q.
Boden. Wounded Lieut. a N Ledbetter
severely; Ssrg:'s 8 A Oliver, mortaily, died
on 4,h inst; N O Banard, seriously; Corpo-
raj o 0'Brsdlsy; Priv.tes John Diltsr, NOR,
tally, died 5 h inst John Bogus, aoriouslyi
D Boohlrt, severely; o Harland, Sc.
veroly; JF Martin, Ann auprtsted; o Nc
Chandler, ssriouslyi q L Hodges, ss1O1oly;
A Ysnque.
ACCUMULATION:
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!; IL SAID Ina: Russia has conceded to Ma
poicca th.. Eutopsa:l Congress shall be a.
seahlo,; il regard 70 IN .;icra sffsc.i0g this
NDuNtrY.
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F1n.sIcKsu Va, 5!ag 3lst. 1863.
Tia Pl.lad.Ipbis "I"qulrsr" AID Nov
York "uc- aid," of tie oath, furnish tho
'cllnTi,n Gews.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-01

Bys late arrival at Nav York we have Euro
pean sdvices to the 27lh Ult. The most inter
ostinE feature of the news is that relating to the
iron clads alleged to be in progress Of cOBstruc-
ton fox the Confederate Government. A memo
rial from the British emancipation society on the
subject was presented to Earl Russell on the
25ih. The memorial urges q prompt invsSsigs-
ton into the circumstances detailed
The London NsIss (AbOlition) makes the fol-
lowing reference to tho memorial;
Il will be seen from the memorial TO Earl
Russell, which appears in another column, lhst
there is reason to be ievs that the builders Of
the Alabama, undetsrred by the declaration OF
the Legal representatives Of the crown that the
building Of that vessel was an off snse against
the laws Of the country, are about to launeh
two powerful iTon-plsted rams to prey apon the
commerce Of the United States Ii will be q
disgrace TO the country and to the sdmiuistrs-
ton OF our laws If thess vessels are allowed to
leave the MeTgey. Ii appears, however, thst
there is no time to be lost, as some of them are
SAID to be on the point of sailing tomorrow.
1he duty OF the Government in sUcn a case is AS
pain as 1t is urgent II there is, as the memorial
lsts affirm, good ground to suspect the character
and destination Of these vessels, thsir departure
ought 10 be arrested, if need be, by telegraph
and without moments unnecessary delay, un-
al The charges against them have been fully in
NSs1sabod 4neEs was an acknowledged Iailur6
OF justice IN the case of the Alabama through
wsnt Of proper vigilance and pTomptiiude; but
after the strong declaration of the Government
IS 20 the law oi the case, and their decided ac-
tlon with regard TO the Alexandria, we are enti.
tied to assume that no such TemissBeSs IN the
administration Of laws, Is well as in the dis
charge Of our duty toward friendly power.
viii be allowed to occur again.
A Queenstown letter inumases that one OF the
iron Tsms alluded to in the memorial had put 90
sea.
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S1OO r r w r. Df

u ANAWAY On Sunday evening. SEPTEMBER = b. q
Ia NEGRO Boy.
Named Israel. Re is about iTe fest seven inches high
vel Chs about hundred ard folty-dFs or oas hun-
Gred snd fifty p9unda hss very bissk akin, pleasant
countsnancs and ID b. srds has Father Ev7u7us gE
when waking j. qzilk spoksu asd vel provided VIII
g-1e cottl1ss u supposed 70 have had en- bias
vFooisn shirt, brown gray army overcGat. aud may
have slI- or Wa1ch with him which be u1aV ofsF for
sale j. uuDpoasd % BE- making hi1 way the
NY lines bv way Of Ala5sna or eEmm sTFuie sr nay
attach himself 10 s1Ile B5l1isns q ssr
he above ward viii De paid for ls d8hvery 70 he
unicrsi gnsd o. u lod-ei 10 s1y jail where b. usu 5a
90 NOBLE BRoTEEaS & co,
SEQ ~ ROM Ga
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FEzz BATTLE OF OaaUK
Additional Noriherr Accounts.

Dispatches 80 the n Y Herald
WAsHINGTOR, Srpt. %. 10 P. M.-AeeoTdiDg
to ofEeial information received from the ermy oi
the Cumberland, dated last night, it is supposed
t1St the battle was renewed to-day.
An unofficial dispatch from Chattanooga to
an army CfiicsT speaks Of tbs engagement or
Monday last, when Gen. LonRshestB carp5 at
tackled the corps Of Gen. Thomas, as eom piete
victory.
The fact that Gen. Thomas wss able to jsir
Gen. Rosecgsns At Chattanooga en- E8uiay
receives positive Confirmation IA this dispatch
Much anxiety ia relation TO the arrival of 70
Inducements is naturally exposed. Ii the
repeated orders Of the Government bad been
obeyed there would now be no solicitHde upon
that point
1t is known that Cen Roseerans has a5und-
ant stores and supplies for many days to come
Assistance Is On Ies wsy, and may reach hun
IN time 10 De of immense service.
The intense excitementthst has prevailed here
for TIVE dsys in regsrd b the critical situat!ns
Of Gen. Rosscrsus' army has subsided under the
influence Of assurance Of its entire safety. Con-
iasnee is entertained that he viii net only suc-
csssially repel all attacks, bat Ia few days viii
resume Offensive operations.
TEE NASHVILLE TELEGRAMs.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, September % The news
from the frsnt to-day is meager. No trains have
arrived from lbs Soath to aight. It is reported
they have been detained 30 bring up our wound
sd, fOHT THOUSAND of which We succeeded IN
Bringing from the feld Of Saturdays fight.
A telegram nom the front reports that there
has been no fighting to-day. Our forces still
hold their position OF yestsdsy, which is an evi-
deAce of strength, as every hour increases the
chances for TeiBforeements for Burnside TO ar
rive, aud enables our forces to more thoroughly
inirsnch themselves, though no definite assa-
rance Of the arrival Of reiAEoTcenents has been
yet received.
Brig. Gen. John II. King, reported wounded
and 5 prisoner, is neither A telegram from
the front reports him safe Major Coolidge,
his second In command, Was certainly Aiiled
EeuT hundred guerliiss, under ION Murray,
are lowering about Carthage, threatening to
attack that plscs.
a small force, under Hawkins, is reported to
be lurking IN this vicinity, win thsir he4dquar-
tsIs at WilhamspOrt, wesr Of franklin, on Duck
riVsr.
Gen. Wm. H. Lytle, Of Ohio, was killed in
the fight of Sunday.
TEe regulars (tae Yankee reserves) went into
battle sixteen hundred strong, and came out
vita only four hundred and fifteen. This, says
the Herald, shows the persislency with " hieh
our u0eDs contended for every inch of ground.
TIE same paper thinks thai Gen. R)5ecTsns has
performed wonders in reaching has present posi-
uOn, after lighting win his single command
agsiust the immense forces Of picked tIoops that
were combined against him. Ia two OF three
days Gen. RosecrsH5 win be able to assume OF
feusive operations again.
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GENERAL ORDER 10. -.
PROVOsT MAEsHAL-s OFFICE 2
ATLANTA. Ca, September -. 1s63 3

PROVOST EAESHAl'S OFFICE
ATLANTA Ca september zs, l563
Ii oficers sRd solaisfs sing this post vii
report to the Provoss tlarEha iulu q ats y n
vat in 1rdsr that ther 1r1er furogg1s leaves Of abb
geuce, etc uEy be exam ned.
fhs Provost Guard Is il-tructed 20 halt all oEcsru
aad men, s1d demand Of then passes from The Provost
Alsrshsi.
Tbs order is not Intended 70 interfere with thoss Who
aDseut fTsm O. sr csu lus With Pc per suhlritys
bus tie large number o. sbssnte-s wiahsut iszFg -
gu ths al shoud report, IN ors- thst tie ysf -
0uss may be detac-sd-
y order of n r. WRIGHT,
Colonsl Commanding TT ops and Dsfsnzsa
0dAS. ". PEDEN,
y Il : ---. = IL
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glass directing tksm in their lsbors. Several
new eEabTasurss have been opened at Gregg,
and have assumed definite development 20
wards ths city. We await the advent Of the en-
einy's iron messeugers Of death and desiraeti0n
coTGjeRt that although be may lay in sshes cur
beautiful city ky the sss, be shAil never pollnts
its ste BY his tread
There was q report current upon the streets il
shs course of tie afternoou that the Yankees
Rad landed in force upon Johns island, bus up
to P. NJ 10 Information to that sff5cs had been
received 81 headgnsrtsrs
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NOT VERY CREDTTABLE-- We learn from ths
Macon papers thai Cummings battalion Of cav
airy, which reported at Atlanta for daty some
oay5 ago, has dissolved and gene home On ae-
cSuSt Of iss refusal to 90 10 Rome under 4 cali
from Gen. Bragg. Only thirty out OF the whole
bs1'siion c9ald be found willing to respond.
We are sorry to record this of GeOrgiAns. Ii a
Kan Is willing 10 defend his country, he should
g. It wherever he is aeedsj, At least m his oyTr
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esuIs upon regiment Of YANKEES Ivl,- 5-s,s :
They captured IL II was commsudsd bv a eoio1si
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brigade We are no" Informed t7Ok only ave guns
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Fhich be literally obeysd. The losses Of this brirse
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