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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-08-25

i:25 A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-stOppinl
at Girard, Ashtabqls and PainesYille only and
arrive at Cleveland at 500 A. N.
500 A. M. MAIL AND. ACCOMMODATES
TRAIE-Stopping at all stations and arrive 81
Cleveland at 10 10 A. A.
9.l0 A. M.-T0AEDO MISUNDERSTANDING at all
stations except Swsuville, SaybrOOk, UuiOnviile
Perry, Mentor and hieklins.-nud arrives ~
Cleveland gt l:3l p. n.
2:l0 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping al
Girerd, Conneaut Ashtsbula, aud PainesYilt
only, and arrives ia Cleveland 1t 8 20 P. n.
Sc second Glass Cars are run on all through
Trains.
Al .he trains going westward connect At Cleveland
with traiHs for rOlelo, Chicago Columbus, Ciucin-
natl, indianapolis, ST. Louis, &C ami all through
trains goug eastward, connect Ht Dunkirk with the
trains OF the New York Arie Railroad and Al But
fal With those Of tho New York. Central Buffalo q
New York city Railroads for New York, Albany
Boston Niagara Fails, &c, and n Erie with trains
on the Pbiladelphia 4 Erie haiinoad.
"a Day Express, East and Nest connects q.
Girard with Trains on Erie & Pittsburgh Railr0ad
for Linesville, Meadville, Jamestown, &C.
- II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
. aiav.Isnd ETa, 1nth lsel
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SEALED PROPOSALS for doing the
y Carpenters Work Of the School House about to
be erected in the 4th Ward Of this City, according
to plan and specification in the possession OF Mr..
Water street, up to Frida y ths "a September next.
d. A. DANGLER,
au4.166 Chairman Of School Committea-
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J. H. DEYEREUX, Supt-
FR MYERS, G. 7. AGENT. ma u
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 18TH, 1884, Passenger
TrAins viii run as iolloWs, Sundays excepted);
.. LEAVE CLEVELAND:
g:A A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping
Willoughby, Painesvile, Geneva, Ashtabuln
Couneaut and Girsrd only, and arrive az Erie al
I Is p ", Duukirz S.36 p. ~, Buffalo 90 p. 81
3:20 P M.-ClNGINAAFI ENPRESS-StOppmg a.
painesyile, Ashtabula and Girard only and ar
Tiyes at Erie6:Z7 P. NJ, Dunkirk n P. n, But
faio 81 P. ~.
$50 P. n MAIL AND ACCOMMODATlQE-
Stopping al all stations aud arrive st Erie a.
500 2. n
2:I0 P, M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-,stOPpius a.
Paiuesviiie, Ashtabula and Girlrd only, anU
arrives at Erie &C 1872 A. n, Dunkirk "a.
A. NJ, Buffalo 4:2p A. N.
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seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions, Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases,
syphllitio Eruptions, liberated Sore Legs, stric.
turas, Diseases Of the Bladder and Eidnsya -
- Special attention paid to the diseases OF Wo-
men and Children.
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES 0f The EYE AND EAR.
- Patients Of either sex living at a distance By
stating their disease in writing, giving all the
symptoms can obtain medicines with directions for
use His medicines Exclusively Vegefn-
bic Extracts.
Dr.. Wells Electro-Ohemiea Baths, for the cure OF
all Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
rs Spgrmatorrhea can BE- eaeOtually cured BY
this treatment. .|f
Consulting hours from A. NJ. to 3,P. NJ. P. o.
Box 32l9. No letters will DO answered unless they
contain . remittance or a ten cent postage stamp.
fah22-R2
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Silver 0aatas.
.oRsE FAIR

On the Huron Co. Fair Grounds, at Norwalk. The
Horses Kennebee and J. II. Welch known a. tho
Longmane, will 60 for premium Of four hundred
dollars on the 9th day Of August, 1854.
Ladies admitted iree.
Horses 70 20 in harness. ons mile heats three
best In five LYSANDER PELTON,
aulg-IGl ANSON SAMMTS.
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~ 1864. ~
' SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE,
To Citizens at Cleveland and Vicinity.
Tha undersigned would respectfully ask attention
the pEsparations known as
HUNHEWELL'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For al throat and Lung Complaints.
HUENEWEL?s TOLU ANODYKE,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Headache, Tooth
ache, Loss Of Sleep, and general Nervous Rem
edy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mems
truafiOn, q Perfect Belief.
hUhhEHELl'S ECLECTIC PILLS.
Tia most perfect form Of Cathartic ever given TO
The puvHc, which never require more than two and
seldom but one for dose, act without gripping, AMI
cure
INDIGESTION, Dyspepsia, BiIliousness, Liver Com
plants, Piles, Worms, and all arrangements Of
The Stomach and Bowels.
The above preparations, Of such unbounded repu
tation In New Englaad, haTe the confidence Of, and
are used by great numbers Of Physicians and prices
within the reach Of ALL are worthy the attentionoS
invalids, who viii find them strict con ormiiyto
nature in medicine. .----a KS
without resorting to tho common method Of col
umns Of advertising, would ask conhdenee 10 tesk
them, which will be sacred. rl-- -v
JOHN L. HUNNEWELB, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Masa.
For sale by wholesale and retail dealers.
The greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited.
Armstrong, Benton & Brothers, Churchill 4 Bros,
A. W. Beck, =. ". Sackrider, u. O. Gaylord.
msrsl-R2-iDTu, ,Th,sAtavy .t..-
-Hc 5-saf 81 -l-- 100 5rs
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THE 15Oru REGIMENT FUND.-The follow
ing is an exhibit of the receipts and ex-
penditures of the I5Oth regiment fund:
Amount Subscribed for tha benefit OF
families Of os. B and C, at their Armo-
ry, West Side May 18th, ,262 q
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A TLANTIG AND GREAT WESTERN
"a RAILWAY.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
New York. Takes elect July IL, 1854.
New York Through Line.
Leave Cleveland at $50 No and 9:IO M
Arrive Leavittsburgh l1;30 A. NJ. 1854 "a
- MeadvilIe I:45 P. NJ g 1880 A; n
=" Cory 3.9J 2:2S
Salamanca $50 $50
I" New York 1921 A. n. 9.23 P. n
r. -- RETURNING.
Leave New York st TOO A. Ne and 6:O0P. Nj
Arrive at Cleveland $50 A. 4. and GID "
sSundays excepted. tSaturdays excepted.
4-. MAIN LINE.
Eastward-LeaEs Akron CRfail at $50 A. n.
3 Arrive Meadville Mail at lz:l0 P. n.
Arrive Salamanca at = T.30
WestEard-LeaEe Salamanca (naiD ct 500 A. n.
4 Arrive MeadFille " ct 1905 "
+ Arrive Akron at S.55 P. n.
EastEaTd-Lsave Gallon (AcooIn) at $50 A. n.
Arrive Mansfield " ct lo.o5
WestWard-LeaTs Akron at 10S5 A. n.
Arrive Mansfield ct 40 ?. n.
Arrive Galli0n at 500
FRANKLIN BRANCH.
Leave Mesdville st 500 A. N. and 2:45 P. n.
Arrive Franklin at 1O.l5 " " 500
Leave Franklin at 1850 +" T" $50
Arrive MeadEilIs at s:55. I" 4" 7.45
MAH0NING DIVISION.
Leave Cleveland st e:45 A. NJ and 40 P. y.
Arrive youngstown at 9:65 % " 7:5T F"
Leave Tonngstown at 6:45 l:45
Arrive Cleveland at 1920 " 4" $40
~ he. swEETsEB,
Cen sup't, Msaville, Pa.
T-H. GOODMAN,
General Ticket Agent, Cleveland, o.
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A TIP-TOP QUALITY OF ARMY
II Shifting Flaunel, 6-4 wide, only twelve shil-
ungs per yard.
TAYLOR. GBIsHOLD & CO.,
uiva 2lT 9auerinr-zt-
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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.-Four new
Grover & Baker Sowing Machines for sale.
Apply at this office. aug23:l63
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SUBSTITUTES WANTED.-The highest price
paid for Substitutes or recruits at 205 On
tario Street.
Twenty men are wanted for one year by
men wishing to be represented in our grand
army.
Call from s to II A. NJ, and from to 5
P. NJ.
aug 224t
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SEPTEMBER AND NOVEMBER CoUPoS INTEREST
September 1910 and November $40
coupons bought at the highest rate of pre-
MUM paid for gold.
C. A. REID & Co., Bankers,
aug23:l66 95 Superior St., Cleveland, O.
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%. W, GAGE,

49, GoWDps-.
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ORDINANCES.

To vacate a portion of Superior street
continued. Passed.
To lay out, open, extend and widen Su-
perior street between tho easterly line of
Erie street and the westerly line of Ten
Acre Lot No. 100. Passed.
To provide for the construction offs sewer
on St. Clair street. Passed.
To establish the grade of an alley running
from Champlain street to Michigan street.
Second reading.
To establish the grade of an alley running
from Ontario street to Seneca street. Sec
end reading.
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SUBsTITgTEs.-Two twelve months Sub
sLitutes, and four three years. Substitutes
can be had on reasonable terms. Apply to
Palmer & Root, City Hotel.
arO 23.I65
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OsWEGO MARKET--Aug III.
BT TELEGRAPH,l
FIOur-Good demand and unchanged.
.lFheat-Higher. None offering and no sales.
COrn-273c better. NO.2 Illinois As
Oats-H-ld at 7l672c for western, without sales
FreIshas-DulI on -four and grain.
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T OST-BETWEEN THE WEDDELL
1House and ls7 Prospect street or 90 Ca1ar street
a Ladies small (hunting case) Gold Watch with Chain
and Pin. Pin marked Sarah, &c. The finder vii
b Hberally rewarded by returning the same to me.
auls-l65 J. P. BISHOP.
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WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE
w Girl situation as cook or to do general onse-
work in small, private family. Enquire for one
week at 30 Lake street. auI9-S97
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Police CoURr.-The following docket was
disposed of at the Police Court yesterday:
Drunkenness = Margaret Ann Burns,
fined 81 and costs. - ~
vagrancy-Maria Carroll, sent TO Work
house 80 days.
Violating ordinaee for the Protection OF
Hose-Frank Hunker and John Grief, fined
the costs.
Assault and -Theophil Fey and
William Miller, each fined S. and costs
Joshua MeMann, case continued till FRI
day, bail $50: Danielstephen, discharged F;
Elizabeth McCarty, nOlled,
Petit Larceny-Edward Lee, held open to
Wednesday; Peter McCannj fined IS and
costs. --.---.
FInjuring Property.-Frederick Snyder,
fined $40 and costs.
Buying Stolen Property.-Daniel Cartlett,
continued to Monday, bail $50.
Kee ping House of III Fame.-Jessie Gro
thers, discharged, the prosecutor paying
costs.
Residing in House of Ill Fame.-Cristy
Friekey, discharged, the prosecutor paying
|
costs. |
Visiting the same.-James DUNE, James
Hart, Albert Gilman, Charles Van Paten
and Thomas Collins, nolled.
ABoUr NAVAL REcaU1rs.-The only au-
thorized person to recruit for the naval ser
vice is the Provost Marshal of the Dis
triet.
Many persons have trusted to unofieia
! parties who profess to have instructions tt
5 enlist men in the navy. All such are eau
: toned against these persons.
| Ifthey apply to the Provost Marshall
q q Office they may rest assured that their bus
Z mess viii be conducted. in a proper ant
0 regular manner.
Q This announcement is made after
? thorough examination of orders, and ma.
. be relied on.
THB 10th REGIMENT FUND.-The follow
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DOARDING-Am man and wife can find
II pleasant Boarding place at q wood street
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EOR SALE-THE PROPERTY ON
the corner Of E1ie and Bolivar streots % feet on
EFi7, EB on Bolivar 20 alley. Two story Brick
House Barn. &C. Also lot on ID Alley a. by u 10 IT.
Enquire at Zl7 Superior street.
au5O-R3 TAYLOR. GRISWOLD ( CO..
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EOUND-0n Superior street, a small sum
Il Of Money, which the owner can have By Identify
ing the same and paying for this advertisements Call
on aur22. los L. STAIR 4 co.
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WANTED-AGENTS TO SELL ny.
w subscription, Rev. c. B. Boyntor' a1d IN
AND TIE ARGIO-FRENcH Az -.EhSA @ 49, ~ 1Asr1 81
4toEs 10 THE UEIrED 81 -TS WI RusslA" Full.
bbThjsbsrs' '0---'' gfven-on application TO the
P.o1snffis' P1s ~ c. +, VENT q CO.,
aue-+S 50 West Fourth St, Cincinnati, o.
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WANTED-SIX GOOD MACHINE
w hands to sew on Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Ma
chine, None ut experienced hands need apply. L.
House and Stone Church auI9-l85
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UTANTED-PRINTERS WHO ARE
w wiling 10 permit their employers to manage
their ownaairs can get permanent work By applying
81 the n Y. Tribune Office.
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DR.. w. WELLS,

"
Omee Hi Superi,
Win be happy to meet
all those who are ahiic-
ted with suhaeute or
chronic diseases. Lis
treatment is entirely
hdersnt from the old
plan, and is mild, en-
oacious and effective.
Gases Of Nervous and
General Debility, Sea-
ralgia, Consumption,
Fits, Throat Diseases,
DyBpepsia, Liver Conn
plant, rheumatism,
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HOUSES TO RENT .-Twog good Houses
IL TO rent from September Ist. Also two Rooms
Call az 2D5 Ontario street aug23.zt
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WANTED-BY A DISCHARGED
w Soldier situation as Asst CLERK IN wholesale
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Two through Express Trains between Cleveland and
Kew York. Takes effect July IL, 1854.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-FIVE
w or six good Carpenters will pay good wages
Call on cATTRLL a BRO, li6 or 1856 Orange street.
aul5-l55
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From the Board of City Improvements in
relation to postPoning the work o. paving
the Market Grounds, &c.-Filed-
From the Board of City Improvements in
relation to bids for building eulvert over
Walworth Run.-Filed.
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WANTED-A LADY AGENT 10
w canvass in Cleveland for fast-selling, cheap
Book, useful to every housekeeper. quarter Of
million Of them have been sold. Address CHAS.
TUTTLR, No. III Main st., Cincinnati. au22-I6j
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TOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NO.
Il Is Lawrence street. A comfortable dwelling fora
small family and within three minutes walk Of the
au22-I65
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GOLD SILVER WARE-NEW
klsuppIv lust rseaixednt O0WLES'-
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EOUND-A WATCH. THE OWNER
Il may obtain the same by proving property and
paying charges. Enquire at l2s Pearl street, West
SIDE. aUz9I65
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WTANTED-AN ALIEN sUBSTI-
w TUTE, to whom the highest bounty viii be paid
aul6-i65 JOHN ALEXANDRA, l8 81. Clair st.
FOR SALE-SEVERAL PIECES OF
10 choiee Garden Lands with dwellings, fruits and
barn: from 10 IS acres. No. Hoffman Block, from
Ito 10 A. Nj. @ @e1lo-Io2
DEAD DR.. WELLS ADVERTISE
III AIENT in another column.
fsb2T:R3
The sun., 1864-09-30
WANTED.

XVI WAN Nitl--ip hl.Lf NJ ltNb BAR
- Sc Sa'~ - t'r month, and found 4 rpsnii
4 n situation. Cur runnin from the Btooklv lvi
.err.c'. ln tuite on nouIsy at the place where thl
tluu stop AZ I,lt IAnhliou. .Cl
The sun., 1864-09-30

TYPE METAL nor yOLD LEAD-JO0, 900
l. lbs. Of the apove anted, for which tbs highest
cash price will " psid BY 9. CkAskE. lsl William
-tIevk w
The sun., 1864-09-30
AMU-sEME ENTs.

,uNu Ms AMERUAN MUSEUM.
X " Di "
the GREAT TON THUMB COMBINATION
- .,....,, In ths >,ro~,~r
GkANp - S,T ~ q, KhtL trsrr IL io
,.,-,. -: ~ ChALr nExo, ,-rrvSnoN
EVERY AfIkkSDDD,Si, NJ, n, ENrWS AZ inS~oVNs
. IukEE ESLEhrAiNAtNr pAiLf
nv II \: NJ y an y y. ~ ,,>,,, ,r,,, cy,x~us
HulD lE skVw ns-ANolb ihb SnVWuo
py Nrndini the Moruins HNee,
'hsh ~ ,sllearn. ,yv,,,y,, ,,,r,ur
ArihkNooN, Al
roNy thnh rb,s ~, LES hA .a tLE LEE,txo,s
AoNh bhNuhK ~ Somi. fNs ChlNois.
I" "ivv III NLtmEA A.
,.,,. s,a ahNENlNu A. 'Sh,oxo>.
m s,sNtl VI MI" soLoNoS'
admissi'n ~ ee"" ohhdten uhder ten ie Gu" ol
L Inn,.,,. suri, . .,
,,fs't,'p f',' ritr rm,n;WW,xNr IA
-
MUSEUM FREE.-TO BUSINESS AND
lvI NoTkin, mon -Messip. FOWLER 4 WELLS.
~ nnolos,i,s SS' , o.,M; WI ,.sp 'hslr Mns,am
80 49,, esva n.' a,.,,.d " ''
cl,N'r' ~ne" .- "c.. -.
NuE FAIR IN AID OF tTHE UNION
i uo,,a and s~bopl for the Education and Maiute-
nance Of the children Of our yolnutce. open. Monday
Oc .ohet l1th' iS.t ADMISSION 20 oe"r' 'cfeS "'
= ~ 80 ~ .....---
rTUIED PRESENTATION CONCERT
l.
| AC\pFNY OF MJ'sIC
| Jite' THIRD
NJ Tho ltps'r spRtts -, tinSt,ERTs viil lse ciyen
| to-ni,hI rtidav
The sun., 1864-09-30
GIRLS TAUGHT On SINGER


bDil.fh hhN Tins, ,hpN "'hNLh>'
= NThinist- and In aiL eers-Ihe Inducements nOS
off, ed tor the above mech luic 10 euIigratc 10 the
Pacific CoVt IL than II has b.en tor the past
ten wears. There !. strndy ani iucfelscd denitul
for the services OF mechanics than can nov hs
had. Wage paid IN gold froih four dollars e.
tour iolass and MY cents lcr DAY; and the ericn-cs
ct living not greater than In the Atlantic eAes
COffEi klSpuN, Boiler Maker. san Ftancisc1,
Ca4iioTnia. NAV y.th. 1854 as
The sun., 1864-09-30
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHlNES.-ALL FIRST CLASS
- s,schlurs for s.la aud W tont. Machines cheap
for cash or part payment. Machines bought, sx-
chan cd and repaired a. SJ5 Blosdwsy, Of Worth
a. Room O. up Stair over book store. 400
OS SINGERS SEWING MACHINES FOR
~C Sale, No. z, nearly new, only run short tims
aye ~ perfect order price SSo Apply o. J. 1. & "
WESI'S, ~ Chanberst. fG6
The sun., 1864-09-30

QUO tive a Young msn sooi opportunity to
hnish HE tia'e. Apply b. T.. JONES, sou,i B,rreu,
ears. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-07
.nrERn.rIna rnom mnmrl....

GRENADA, May 30. 1894
EDITORS APPEAL: send you two :OrdeFs froni Wash
burns general commanding at Memphis which Indicate
rsdcA change Of policy there. In addition TO these.
It reported shEs he has issued an ordsr prohibiting
cotton from coming in declaring he viii eonHiease all
that arrives within bis lines from rebel sourcAs As
this opposed To the Yankee interest, smincllnsd
to think there is IN regard to It, bat assured
that he has declared that all trade shall be sf with
the rebels that being the only wsy he control the
supplies going out case occurred under spssisl
order No 80. that shouE Gen. w. to be In earnest
Mrs Hildebrand took in FIVE bales Of cotton with
wagon and horses to get family supplies for her piAnta
tion few miles south OF Memphis. She sold par; Of
her cotton when the balance her wagon and heraes
seized by come OF the eormorants. Mrs. u. was
about leaving for her home thinking all lost ulen she
approached by Of the detectives and
told II she would sppiy certain lawyer, she could
get back her property. She did so, and paying
fee of s4Oo she recovered her property. friend sd
vsed her (hsypg seen order No. 3O lay the matter
before Gen. WAsbburne. She did so he at sent
for lawyer, detective and officer, who attached and
compelled the lawyer, (Fho demurred Ct ars on the
ples that Il business transaction which the gen
erSl had right to in.erfere hand the s4oO-
the detective TO dsgorge $40 he had levied and the o
produces the cotton aud wagon. aud horses Turn
ing All ofei 70 AAas TIC general
Of right, restore these things you, lot win
have no seizures made within ;he i; Of my command
except by my orders You will leave my ises at once
your property, but will not be allowed 10 buy or
take any supplies from herei and yOu say 70 Your
neighbors and il yourself, that afar to-day
Will conscate all rebel teams aud cotton coming vi hin
my lines / will make no exception. Good mirning /
madam"
think everything hear from Memphis, inliicates
that az last they have honest commanding officer. Il
Is said that ths people in the city delighted with the
change but the people in the country adjoining are
very loud In their complaints. think If the general
will squArely up his platform he will accomplish
great good for the Confsderaey by stopping Htrade
has very largely demOraIIzsd people all along
this border a thai has prevailed against all the
efforts our authorities have made to quelL So mote
1t be- GreenbAeks already have gone Down to four
one. Yours,
J. H.F.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-07

right OF bis lae. Generals Hood and Howard were
opposed to each other and spirited and constant
Skirmishing wss kept up all along the lice. On the
evening Of the 27th the gallant Ceburns attacked the
enemy, and usual, rspulsed him with very heavy
loss. At ninO o'clock at night General Grsnbury
charged the enemy with hs brigade, tho gallant Tex
ans drove the enemy before them like sheep, taking
two hundred prisoners Of Hswards corps aDd 80 COW
srng the ground before thsm with dead and wounded
that thoss who have seen the enaanyuinsd fields Of
Frsisrieksburg MuFffessboro and Perryvls say they
never looked on the ike Of thia" General csburne
estimates the ensmys loss at not less than hFeo thou
sand, IN the fights Of that afternoon and evening.
The cavalry under General WhssIer, cooper ed
with General Clsburne bis right and attacked I'D
fought the enemy with great galIsntry. During ihe
evening Of the 9Th the two batlsons OF artillery Of
Hoods corps commanded by Major Courtney and
Captain oorpu under the direction Of Colonel Beck
hAIa, chief OF artillery, engaged all The enemya bat
sesies which could have annoyed General Cleburns in
his movements In the ftrcs artillery duels which en-
susd eur batteries succeeded in seneiag all of their
opponents Garritys celebrated rife battery frOa No
bile BucOesded in using up aud sepeing battery Of
20 pound parost after brisk duel Of sn hours
duration. SOLDIER
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ATLANTA. GA.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE :. 1864.


TEa4 FIGHT ON THE 29TW MAY.
From a letter, written BY "a officer acquainted
with the facts, to a prominent gentleman Of this
city we learn that in the 6ght of the 2zsh ult.,
HoWaTd's Al srmy corps attempted to turn
the right wing OF our army, Cleburne's division,
then temporarily reporting to Gsn. Hood, who
held the right After close and deadly fight
tho enemy was repulsed at all points, but kept
up CALLING FIRE on our position. About 10 P
n. Grznbury's Texas brigade charged the foe
with the bsyOnst, aud routed him completely,
capturing the ieid Of battle, the snemy's dead,
sevsuty-twO wounded, aud one hundred and
sixty unwouaded, Ons Thousand two hundred
stands Of arms, besides aecoutrements and am
muuition. About Eve huEdced of ths enemy
were killed. The troops engaged were the whole
Of Granbury's brigade, tbs Ssh and I9,h
Arkansas, consolidated, and other regiments OF
Goyan's Arkansas brigade, the greater portion
of LoWrey's Alabama ARC Mississippi brigade,
the All Louisiana, of Qaarles brigade, and
Keys and Shannon's batieries. Hatihsws'
brigade held Grsnbury's line while be made the
charge. Our killed, wounded and missing was
four hundred aud seventy-sight. The loss OF
the enemy could not have been less than three
Thousand. Capt. J. J. Hsarue, assistant adiu-
tantgenerAl Of Grsnbury's brigade, and Adm
tsnt Duprsy, of the Sth and - h Arkansas, were
killed. As the enemy advanced upon L0wrey
and Gfanbury, they exclaimed Damn yOn,
we have caught you without your legs at last -