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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-27
Growing Civil and Civilized.

On the first advance of the Yankee army
from Memphis, says the Mobile Adver-
tiser of the 18th, it is. said that Gen,
Forrest sent fag of truce to ask upon
what plan the war was to be yaged-if
the black flag was meant to be raised and
tie Yankee battle cry was to be "Fort
Pillow" and "No Quarter" he had no
objection to meet the Yankee General on
ssel,, 40 -issna, -bst=he desired ts,g ka'wr,s
befureSadd.
The repl, - that the Federal Cen
eral had given strict orders to respect
private property on the march, and that
he preferred to cnnductth campaign onthe
hum1ne and civilized principles Of modern
warfare He only required that his
negro soldiers, if captured, should be
treated as prisoncEsQf var;
Thus Gen. Forresthas taught one Yam
kee General the language of moderation
apd humanity. He has done it by forci-
bic deeds and the terror of his name.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-27
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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-27

Mr.. Dayton, the American Minister
has been feasting tbs captain and other
officers of the Kearsage. a letter in the
independence Beige says that two days
after the defeat of the Alabama, an iron
plated vessel built at Bordeaux, left there
with view of succeeding the Alabama
and rcvcngiug her destruction.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-27
LATEST ARMY NEWS.
The Great Battle Before Atlanta.

The Great Battle Before Atlanta.
ATLANTA, July 22-The great strug-
gle for Atlanta commenced to-day, i'm
mediately surrounding the city on the
North side, in form of semi circle, aud
opened with artillery, which continued
until about 2 o'clock. Hardee and
Wheeler were detached the night before
BY Gen. Hood, and by this time struck
the euemys left, making a flank move
ment, when Hoods old corps, under
Cheatham, advanced from breastworks,
aud drove the enemy's- lines over their
breastworks more than q mile, capturing
large number Of guns, flags and prison.
ers. The battle is not yet concluded
Hardee still pressing on Federal flank,
having captured l6 guns and about 2,
500 prisoners. The total number Of
guns on hand from % to "a; prisoners,
nearly 4,OO0.
The Federal Gen. Mcpherson is re.
ported killed, also several brigadiers.
Gen. W. II. Walker and Col. Maury
were killed ; Gems. Gist, Giles A. Smith,
Colquitt and Staples wounded; Col.
Pressly, ofthe 10Th South Carolina, shot,
though not dangerously; Lieut.. Jolly
and C. Habersham, of Savannah, killed.
There was much hand to hand fight
ing. The enemy is crippled both in mo-
rale and losses, while our troops are in
splendid spirits, and expect to renew the
battle every moment.
The Georgia militia, under Gen. Gus
tavus W. Smith, won golden opinions.
They we're as steady as veterans.
Wheeler's cavalry greatly distinguished
themselves, carrying line Of formidable
breastworks, and capturing the garrison,
camp equipments aud many prisoners.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-27
Declination.

We are requested to say that Lieut.
JOEL A. ScHnocK declines being can
didate for the office Of Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas aud General Sessions !;
and tenders his thanks to those friends
VIII, would have conferred the honor.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26

| BAR IRON, all sizes,
Steel, Cast Spring and
Flows,
/ Nail Rod,
Horse Shoes and Mailer,
Smiihs' Bellows,
Vices, An1ils,
Black Smith Drills,
Nuts and Washers,
Buggy Springs,
do and Wagon Axies,
Thimble Skeins,
Stocks and Dies,
Carriage Bolts.
Malleable Iron, all kinds,
6 usually kept ina
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
TAX SALE NOTICE.

All persons concerned are hereby notified 20 ssr
sails Of land AMI lots for STAFF County and spejaI -
es and estA for the year 1861 rads IN pursuanee a
law, By fbe C9nnty Jrzssfsr ~ the Court iouse =
The city Joliet VII cetyi State Of TIIineI. on Dc
2e'h day Of Nay, iee2 east side Of a. uad g n
IL a : e-cor3 or S, 81 n is: 6nIoo !, r.ss "A.
" hf ne fri Il S IT 81 r east a. eat si9s m a. =
swqFneqFs 30 % Il ls east, a. east side of 20 =
Lot LOT - II sas.s ? a. cast size Of 20 asum
sw Or q L 80 IA east, in the county Of VIII asd
State Of Illinois was sold, aud that am owner Of -
purchase Certificates, that the time CT redemption VIZ
e1pere In two years from The date Of said sale and she
cost - redeem Will b double the Amount sole 80
with subsequent taxes, interest," aud Of aereTs
ing.
Jan 5, lse4s MARTIN IzhER-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
SHELF aid heavy HARDWARE.

BUILDERS HARDWARE,
Locks, Latches, Butts and
Scrt VS.,
NAILS, CUT q Wrought
Carpenters. Tools,
Farming Tools Ofatl kinds
Jerks. ShoVrls and Hoes,
PLOWS and Cultiyators,
Horse and Hand Hay
Rakes, Hunts and BlOOd's
AXES, Pocket Cutlery,
TABLE Cutlery,
Chain Pumps,
Lanterns,
Powder aIid Shot,
In short eyerythiI
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26

~ REATRGL for past patronage Ms Savage solieies,
NJ the cOninuanre Of like favors at her new store
where Wiil lie found extensive assortment or
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
Tax sale Sotte..

NOTICE Is hereby gisen to all persons concerned
tlat at sale OF lands aud lots for taxes held al
theCorrt Honso 10 Joliet, Comfy Of VIII and state
81 siiinoison the zath day az Nay, lSe2, the uude
signed am the legal holder a the IurelIaea eet
by assignment OF The following pieces la to srit
40 acres und = x Sec u 4 50 Rec and 90 acres
gnd = sw q Sec II + 50 y Z, IA said County and
stae,and that the lime Of reaenptson will ex5ire fD
tWo yeaTsfIonI She dale u said sele. II: e = =
Jan. Is, iso& ! = THOMAS Deae,.s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
NOTICE
ESTATE OF ROBERT srE F 5s65.

ESTATE OF ROBERT sTEYEss. oEcD.
DUBLI0 notice Is hereby gives. that on the ara
u Monday of March bsxs, tbefHg the 2lst day Of
said month"; shall aterd tefore the Comfy Caurf
% VII County. at the Court House in the city of JOLT
ct, Tor the purpose o. settling aBdajnstn all claims
against the estate ~ Robert Stevens tate OF said
county deceased, when aud where all claimants are
notified aud requested TO attend and present Their
cStnlstn writing HlaiIlst said estate for adiustmenf
All persons indebted said estate are also reouesa
ed TO make payment 70 the undersigned without deIa
NANCY STEVENS, Exeeutrix-
LEWIS X. STEVENS, -
THOMAS }. STEVENS, (Exscutora
DATED Jan. IL, 1861 u3I-o1
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
THE MARKETS.
1oIaet Esraee Current,
Mtd1 AObrtisswtnts.

CIooDsPEED INGREDIENTS, Attorneys at Law,
No. IS Washington St,
" CHICAGO, ILL.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
sTRAy corn

. TRA I'D from the town u Jackson IN the u4.uNs
poi May last, gray mare colt, hi.e face. uhIfD.
spot cH hsms white foot, sized tLres ysarv
old lnst Spring Whoever will rstuTn said 70 John
Mebsr' Joliet, or give Information where 10 mag -
f'und, will be suitably rewarded.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26

IlFADLEs Dime Novels and Song 'BooE-- :, a..
~ - Post usaee News Repcf
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
TAY SALE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given o al peFa0ps concrrae1
that at sale Of lands and lots f5r the taxes Il thu
year is6I held at the Court House in Joliet, County q
1881 the uDdcrsfgued PURCHASED tho following d.
cribed pieces of land. 70 vi: 10 s sf1< ~ eSS
2 r "a ri "a 4: az acres side % u n Il irss
snlsdfr' OF Ser 1871 s. 4 II p; I4asgss tzsts IL -,
I2GI3, sec IS I. 80 r. Y; srTes E5os sstjsrrs
Asfrseys eubdiy Ct Lsuehtoas ResvrTatinn So i, M
and state. and that the time II redenrstinu from ,,s
sale will expire in two years from tie date asor..id
a. &c. ~ MARTIN BER9AHL =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
~ SAFE NnTIch,

NOTICE i hereby given that sale Of Lands and
IN Lots oF taxes for the 1851. held at the Court
House IN Joliet VIII county Illinois on the 18th day
Of May 1862 the undersigned purchased Lot No 10 in
Block 20 West Joliet. IN said coanfy and State, and
that the time Of redemption from said sale will expire
10 tso years from the date Aforesaid,
joliet, Dec. % 1883 0EokaE A, BUCK
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
SnERiFF,S SALE..

pa virtue OF Ftnyfas writ cfekecution Issued from
ID the Circuit Court Is VIII County IN favor ~ Hem
K Stevens Plaintiff and against AiehasI csle oeSen-
dants, At oefck p VI IONA s nh dayof Dees-11Asr
1868 at the north deor OF The Court Ifnase in the
81 Joliet Ishal fer forsale az public venous all the
right title and intefest Of said drs1dauts 10 ana 10
ths loll"wing described property. toVit: The westH
half - Of the south quarter "a Of sectiop srn
llol IownsliP ihirt.-fve t55l Norh Of Range nine.
~ East otthe third principal mefiHaa, Containing
Eighty acres more or ess - = 2 .
GEORGE MONROE. Sheriff Of viii Co
Dated Nov. Il, Ise3. 2S5N
III, above sale il potponed TO The 9th day Of JaRO
aryi ls6{. az the same E0ur aud place.
GEORGE MONROE. Sherihaf Will Comfy
Dated the 9Th Of Dec..isC3 n.i.sv
The above sale Is postponed to the lot day Of Feb
1854, at the saIRe kosr and place.
UBO. MONROE. Sheriff
80, EDwIs Z. GIBBS, Deputy.
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DessoIutIon orcoportner,htn,
r. sARroRn

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm known -
IN MuiZ sart0re, owing "a the death Of H. sfut1
Is 's DAY dssoyed The business will be carried q
Jol'et, Dec. "a, lSG9. r. sARToRu
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26

I Ali PERSONS having claims against tho above 6rm
VIII present The same 70 the undersigned al all tvoss
Owing the came are re hested % cab and srttr With
out delay lie will gav the highest prtce for grees.
and iaiioN5in cash or exehans hard or soft soap
r. tF = X. rARTORE. =
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
NOTICE

ESTATE OF JONATHAN ROYCE, DECD. 8
DUBLlC Notice Is hereby given that on the Third
III Monday OF February next, lbeiDg the I5th dav ~
said month"; shal attend befe the County coust on
VIII County, Al the Court House In the city Of Joliet
4ior the paTpose Of settling aBd adjusting an claims
against the esnate IT Jonathan Roy &c late Of MD
county, deceased, when aud where ali claimants are
notified aud requested TO attend md present their
claims, In writing, ag ain said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted 70 said estate are a 4, reouesA
cd TO MIKE payment 20 the udersigne out celay
REUBEN W SMITH, Executor
. Dasea Dec x ieoS-s- -rfr FF- n2S6B-
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CURING
OF THE NORTH.


by and with the consent Of tho highest
Government Authority.
j. A G U ANTTEE. In point OF
strength. will guarantee my Bitters
to contain large proportion of real
medicinal ingredients aud virtues than
any other Stomach Bitters in the mar
ket; and by comparison with others il
will be seen ut once, that the, are
STRONGER, and npon trial will be found
more efficient than all others; they are
agreeable to the taste, safeguarding in
eject made Of good materials and an
article that MY customers purchase the
second time with equal satisfaction.
IL has been my purpose 10 put forth
an article that will please AL my custo-
mers aud honestly DO all that is claiHi-
ed for theui, / will not publish or make
any claims Tor these Bitters that are
not CONSTANT or that their virtues will
not warrant, Each bottle contains as
. represented ONE FULL on .ET. thus Civ
-ng Ia every person as regards the quan.
ty, the worth Of the. money invested
let every body try them and they will
be fully convinced Of the truth Of the
above statements.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-01-26
DIR. CIV. RoRACK.

Proprietor of Stomach Bitters Blood Purifier BLOOD
Pile Catawba Swedish Brandies, Mandatory So
S. 60 62 Sd st. Cincinnati, Ohio
c.. A. COOK Chicago Gent ACT --
Sold at Wholesale in Chicago by Fuller, Finch
Fuller. and all Druggist.
H55-Country Merchants and Dealers supplied by A
T. Croskey and c. II. Beekwith, Chicago
Sold in Jolietby ,. H. Brown. b islpckman. G. II
Woodruff, f. NJ. Bray, Il Sorslldle and T. Sisson.
Jane 2, 1863 n51l,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

DIED, at hi. re 'dence, in lie cor"'v cf Eactlootam
Va on tie ~ nisf 6: ;mr i-ti = :HI , p IEhI ,JS
LEWIS TWYHAS, n the 18th yea pi g. axe.
sense Of ju9Ice % -. ar:ed yy'h prraa's t. Tsi'-
log OF IN s t~SOl. r!uCt- vf RESPECT { r oLc o.! rh.gu ;;
nay /. trzly said me Sss the Inn!..t Eor. O! Goa "
D.. TwS man was 10 orG.g,rv Ceg. " "a It %. ( To
jude m,nt, /, clear. i;scriE.a tai. MIC, De, ..>0 - ! =,
human chsE.c.e . " . G:.Ii,t hea:: Sized ~ rcs Q -!
generous !mpuses
Ac:o,e -tuie4t roo early youth - acaiu" age. :" "a
stored q m!nS, flch ~ L.Iur-, win f,'i-i 81; 80 -
X OWED e. an err? age u" . ll-l,.. ia. g DirE'
sion at the University ! t-nu-. Suas-. ID pT'taa'- .
tered on the busine : @: his lie 20 p:"et'cs 70. a. pro-
fes'ion.
In the vicss'tud-s .: or:ua. i ~ n. %; o. u. : %
locate and .staDi-h an tx: = i've g. acii"r ia ih'"e t-'S'-
eot couutirs-A cUa-lr. AE..-r a.t III aiHtEfU.-
Though mudcst nd anoDsfGs - ~ a' ;ntAhe :, h- ~"
quail acations were . sGr sutruale tes c. a"FT'r'
III, lot wss cast, I'd each Community from which sr -sp"'
rated Eel; Il had susGlnrd = o. ,
IL h S death q vie nd six chi ir.G hay" lost z Kind AZ!
anrc.ioaa;e au.0uaI and fa-heT. bio - watts 81. 'ifu'g II
master, soci.t, an lite .r..rs ana roci.I sotSisa:en, lie
community a Us. iui aud vsiue cj!sra
Blu, hi, family aud trieac; SORROW not AZ :Ao'- without
hope. Dr.. 4. had 0 Z for > ve'a! y,.fa p t5!H: man.
TIE influence OF he exAlp'e -! = IL - rx Lp!aT" and
pious conpanIon Vas not oct u2oa him hr w.s Dtntiul
OF ",he ons thug n~e-ilsl,' AMI 10 h!' l:st norEi Ta' ETA.
bIsd 70 die Ia peace, Lass:sI Il Jssni.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06
D

The important order from Gen. Meade"
which will be found in this days Enquirer"
may be considered as on explanation Of tha'
moving Of Burnside to Grant, instead Of the
"seuarate" column which Burnside promised
his meu. This crdHr means nothing more nor
less than a refusal to permit the regiment,
whose term of service BIAS expired, to g
homo. coupled with the :nsimation Of the
"moral suasion" Of ball and buck" il they
Offer any serious opposition. Burnside's Eek
lpedition" has been broken up becsnse Meade's
veterans bave not re-enlistcd. The Army
Corps from Annapolia has been sent to Meade,
to I'LL up the chasm which the discharge OF
three years men will create. Gen. Meade
does ~ 1sffas, 4, s;gi !led;sclsrgc, batnniy
-, claims the right to extend :hs rime Of service
to tbres years frcn mastering; into the Uri5of
States service. Many az tho regiments hsc
bssn doing duty in the States, some one, some
.wn, and some tbre, months before they were
ordered TO the front. The time served in the
States is not 70 be counted in the term OF en-
'listmsnt This dodge is ID tide over a few
moro months. Ii may servo the purpass, but
the elements of dissatisfaction it will intro
duce, will more than compensate for the loss
Of men q prompt compliance with the muster
ing obligations would have required.
What confidence doeo such an order imply
in the troops thu: require it? The Philadel-
phis Enquirer" says:
This ia tho word which now expresses the
feeling of the people 10 the coming struggle
which mus, decide the fate of the nation. /:
is a m g: hope ul sign that the people Of all
shades of political opinion speak VOL Of Gcn
Grant. Everybody appears TO have confidence
in tae man, and the current of events which
has placed him in his high and Responsible
positi IN, would seem 70 be an ordering OF that
high provideutisl osre which the Grest Ruler
of the world exercises over His creatures.
"The responsibility now placed upon the
shoulders Of Gen. Grant IL fransht with the
most importau: consequences to the nation.
aud he deserves the general support of all
The rebels, themselves, by this concentration
of our military power, arc most terribly tx
a-cised. They can see no msans vi escape
from the impending doom which now hangs
oyor the rebellion. Their newspapers hare
long and labored articles pleading their pre-
to meet the coming crash, but through !
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

oil, o prophet;o doubt lieG ct tho BOTTOM"
They fear Grant because they can,t uouet-
.tsnd him and most Of all, they fear tho
nrase I concentration of our troops"
The campaign will explain by which party
Gan. Grant has been best undertook
The coming struggle, ~hich must decide the
f,e of the nation" opens With an order to
the soldiers, which. disrobed Of It's setter cx'
oressions, means, that without right, and
against justice, the authorities of the enemy
hare determined to shoot d,wn the men who
insist UPON their right of discharge upon TIT
expiration Of their term Of enlistment.
This order explains the recent militia mo'e
mont, and conclusively demonstrates tn0 '"a'
bility OF the enemy to concentrate 'na' o'ef
sss,ming farcs their newspapers have 81
hoas;irgly hcTaldcd. ,.o
nGrant could muster ono hundred ana hii,
.bonsard men On the Rapidan, he would no
require tho fervices .! tho regiments whose
.crIns Of service have expired; end ne woui'
| ,os retain an element Of dissatisfaction in hi
army upon which =" G,Tc not rely.
II contrast with ihis order of Gen. Mead
We NAV monsico :L..t orGep. Lee, continuing
| i'm gra,,i.g Of fusIouyhs during the presen
.amp,icu, and establishing . permanent sys'
! ,cm ~ 4 reward to faithful service ana gai'
liant conduct. Which "order" exhibits the
.rus .c,n6deuce' Of the general in his troops
That which threatens to shoot them II tneJ
demand their rights, or that which sendE
them TO home and friends, as the reward o.
faithful continuance in well doingH
We print, in contrast with the order O.
General Meade, the following extracts from
General Order No. 81" Ct tho Army O
Northern Virginia:
Iii. The special f~arloughs, by Genera
"Order No. l, current sorieS, from these head
quarters, will be resumed and continued Nm
I'll further orders.
~. In selecting the men to whom indul'
"~sensies should be granted under this order
''9ulsn!ry and good conduct, and the neceasi'
,;os Of the so!dier's family must be oonsid
erred"
Sa!liers. These orders are TO you "hope.u
si:n." of al early and permanent peace; bu
ia only can realize tho fruition OF thos'
hopes which are indicated by all tie signs 0
the times" Your defeat will lOse all; you
| ~yic:.ry gain all. 1.-The coming struggle" !
| yorrs, and all its rich rewards Or terrible dis
| .~pp,intmenrs are committed to your hands b,
your country. which hazards Gil upon YOU
:aliantry, endurance ard vlr'u'.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

honor Of Cen. TaTicr'- victor.
! The butGhefs in the A;!Ja5a ta":k". IRE
ceiling hesf AT !: 10 - per r,und-H ,rsor'6
r.tif Gs-iae. SG.a,i hurchesyr raA!SaNsa",
quicns, containing about ono dc&r" eanl, /: ID
hr - Ter pDncb. Thero Is p ve.y :crcri
decline N 81! articles.
Nclfiy orc hundred Thousand t,'I.-. t~s
! hc"a sui-criDcd IL Montgomery, IN. :, p!t
vic education f7 tha cb'itr-c pf soil'4,"
! killed IN the war.
Bacon ->Il FIR 90 - ger p5o.. 6 C.'-~-
bn4 Ge,-..a, on Fri:av 1T :! e 3. ii ''
".ino: 80 IN the h,;7rl, Al = ~ 20 b..
zaaR: gar.
Lieut.. Colonel Q. Hamilton. Of rra { =
f,durG,c c~aTai-y, "a7 k 81 c.a--1 -a =
die tennessee III . sk.Eln.sa WIZ ,ae "H.7.''
Laws' brigade has bcca ts.a.i,rre' ..,4
Fi.,io' Gaze "liooI'sl division O. D-"A '-@&
commanded by Gen. BuvkncT.
General Thomas J rdsn, Geae.el eaa@.
cards Chief OF SGati, Is Ing ars.-o: -
Of b'ain feTcr.
Mayor Monroe, Of Sew 0T'o..os, 49,
,hr3n.a August on wednesday, n @oaa =
Nytiis, Aia.
A,c:cr:Iv nca .solsh., -. .scr, -
|s..;uc.; nsw taey act, all .re s,ea.n e,e'."'
Tic nlr.5sr Ct r~ri:onera c~ar:r~.. o. ~
| m7u:r. was 800 r"csrgas aad 2 go "'n1 20
/ IRE citizen. oF MARKHAM, Ni,aa.a 80
| roaujIt!"g the burn, ?ar..Ja g! '-r.s r,E
J.. r. .i.II, c-.-,na.,d hat Che l---r g..
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IIfE NlIrILMEET

DtLToS. NAV 2-Ine rirmy aivarrnt q
heavy force on Tunnel II II: Ibis morning. = .i1.
ally driving 81" csvH'ry back un',i The, r a.. i
:. poiu. may Tnnuei Hi. "t,ich day 81 ole! IT,.
ousIy. AM. lien withdrew ~ 'rc direction (:
l. ugrn'd. oar loss wa' we've Mild I'D
wounded. ;uc,uling one general rf;'rt.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-06

Gen. Phillip Sheridan. who has superseded
Pleasontou as commander Of the cavalry in
Mesde's army, has boen Cor a long time COM
mander of an infantry division in the army
Of the Cumberland.
Hon. Thomas Nancy died on the 18th inst.
lie was an old crt'zcn of Tennessee, and WAS
formerly a circuit Judge, and enjoyed the
reputation of being Sd able jurist.
It is reported that one of the Yankee gum
boats, sunk in the attack on Plymouth, had
board one hundred and twenty men, only
seven of whom escaped death.
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b. the arrival a; tna Ciry Of B,'timor,, we
have European dates to tie IL II Apft:
The Conference Of th- l. ,rogc.H P,wers Ia!
not yet assembled.
M~iXINnItHIS jvEMsGrS.
Tie Archdukc MaSi.,ilal received Mexican
deputation OH the lCtiI.
In his speech he s"il tia. IS 't3 resolution of
the notab!rs Ut the c0II:ry. IS "e.. IS tine Gov
ernment of France. Gil sraH'irs the Independence
of Mexico, and lie had ieco;v-i the AID Of Aus
tria. he sole,nr!y declared :ha acceptance, hE the
p~rofr.red crown, and pledged hjm -: % govern
conslitutionsly. and tor tha b4nelit u Inc pee.
pie. He ciainaG Ike uIi:cl su.co,; ana good
wiIl'of the people, and "xpress-dEis g~rn;i:uIe 10
the Emperor of the Fr-u"l. who !@s brought
about a solution Of this i f~icaity..
Aaximilipn IVES c;lrn y 20 rs bee. on th"
Ilth, by slight fever, lis departure i3r iigI.-
co, was. therefore. considered uncertain -
The Emperor Of Aus'r.. p-:''jts the Formation
of six thousand vo,uH 's.Is ::.i 4 ,8.g"I corps u
three huudrea sailors, tor The gat : th5 r.". es:-
pire in Mexico
a new Mexican Joan Of ai:t,, millions sterling
at Ga will ba opc:;ea CT Inc -.
T~rc;DAsisH wsr,
The b~onlbm1mar, =! Dap. III 3.nieFhr-E
continues On; ieon.e. T.. q ..a ..,@o "s;cn.'
their trenches and tr@ce'i m:r.i.r rarIi,i. iHa
Danish representative % iE- { :-g..cH Law
arrived in LJu3rn, Ia! t.-r. wi' 80 ",i.ar iuI:~
cations OF the nlc,,rIIs. ArJ7rua'". OF the CIR.
man Diet had r"cnmm"Hi-! tlc Diet ~ g-EI !.
representative. to the CJu;.rnnc.. IGerl vas
renewed activity among he PJ'l-i! insurgents
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p:IoroL;s, May %-rw'rsy MIRO $" 'r
prisoners, in2ledif'g he c~eit.in. pj.or . i
part Ct the crcw of the c"uhcat rr:.el, g. p
surci hy Writ Adams oommsri, - :
through here 70 Day Oh their way to CaLn-
81.
THE EVACUATION or WASHINGfJS.
WILNfSGro.. i. G.. Nav Sine nutny
~cYacuatal Washington ut - NJ 10 >uLGae
last. Our FORCES now occupy the pace.
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MAss .n. n Fer-on Co. ST., on TIE 2:.h aaril i.fi,
b. ~ II. b. Q .lss FL sd 'ATas to Ms. TAL.tTIaiI
O. BRlAiT, cauc't=rSi =. y. Us.at
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MOBILE, hay 3.--Inc Lsrisiani&Gs on I'll
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