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The New York herald., 1864-07-26
REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Ths situaston az PetersbuyU.
me Richmond Dpdtch OF July q contains the 'cl's~s
iug--
pwrvsspuNo, July 10, 1854.
Ynere IL change in the situation, ana no signs o Ak
hosutes the part of Grant, Heavy rssN
ina report ot GRANTS o. 10 ccn,radetsA. .a.ae
The New York herald., 1864-07-26

under Lieutenant Colonel HILL to whom conndsd the
duty Of holding tho rebels bay, N ciualy ps<
them from finishing the construction OF their bat
terry ihe fact Is the points In the game Of The ebes
70 far as they have intended to repossess them
selves OF this point, as threatening RIchmond-upon
which ta Importance, It is proper now TO say, wholly
turns-haye signay failed, and whenever repeated VIII
u@puaoy Continue 10 fail. This 10 at the phio-
sophy and the assured fact at Deep Bottom.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
Arrival OF General McPherson's Rem a ini
at Nashville.
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
The Engagement OF July 10.

The Engagement OF July 10.
The Richmond DspatcA Of July 21 has the following
ATLANTA, July 20, 1854
Reynolds brigade attacked the enemy's line OF skir
mshers last evening at Peachree creek and took pos
session OF their ntrenchmens. He then charged the
serve pickets, supported by nworths corps, and cap
tured one hundred and 1fty prisoners.
The Eigntcth Illinois regiment lost In killed and
wounded Que hundred.
The loss OF the Fiftieth Ohio was severe.
Sherman evidently intends to rebuild the railroad
bridge the Chattahoochee. Howards Foarh army
corps which this side Of the river has recrossed
having been relieved by two divisions Of Dodges Six.
teenth corps
Schonelds DIVISION Twenty third corps, and Garrards
division OF cavalry this side, about mile from
the Buckhead road, having thrown up
works the enemy msssiug their troops right
with an eye towards Stone Mountain.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
THE sIxTH CCRPs.

Mr. James C. Fiszpntrick's Despatch.
Ninth ARMY Conps Broas PcTEasauaG, Va,
July ga. u. }
FgELER.
Yesterday afternoon brigade which about 70 be
relieved IN the trenches empted muskots, aiming them
at the rebel works Tno enemy supposug 40 attack was
intended began moving troops aud opened from battery
which had been heretofore masked There sharp firing
Tor hour more anu many supposed genera engage
ment was in progress.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
They Are Repulsed with a Loss sf
Seven Thousand Men.
The Battle Cry Remember
MCPhersOn.O
Tremendous Losses Of the Rebel Gene
yal Hood Since Assuming Command,
ksss ks~ &ss

WAsuINcroN. July rs, 1854.
Dispatches the government represent that great
eetse was fought in Atlanta Friday, resulting In
a~rbe slaughter and complete repulse of the enemy a
every point.
mo rebels holding the largest part OF che CITY,
ssned works that day With great fury, evidently
expecting TO drive our forces out OF the city.
The Fifteenth corps commanded by General Frank
Hssr seemed 10 be the special object OF rebel WRATH
Is they nassed against IL in whelming force
mo Fifteenth received the shock gallanty, and held
~ until General Dodge with the Sixteenth corps,
up, when the rebels were hurled back with great
saaughter.
General Logan at head OF the Seventeenth corps,
vsot into battle with the raliyng cry Of "Remember
NoPherson.n
(NorR-The Seventeenth corps was formerly under tho
personal command of General McPherson--ED HERALD ]
This corps well Bsirs Fifteenth corps, both
shutting the army under Major General Mcpherson,
fnght desperately the OF the death of their brave
<sAmander having been communicated them Just be.
fsrs going into battle
Goueral Mcpherson was shot while accommodating. BE
Became separated from his staT fer n moment, and
rebel sharpshootcr sho, him from ambush.
The terrible struggle ended by repusug the enemy Al
every point OF the line
Il arranged that Saturday the dead OF both
ssnss should be buried wounded removed under
Tag Of true.
Cur troops buried thousand rebels left
"a tho field within our lines, besides which
tbs rebels buried many OF their own dead
ehsmselves their works. Upon this basis
estimated that the rebel killed and wounded on FRI
6Ay win exceed six thousand the proportion Of killed TO
wounded In battle being about one 20 seven.
Our loss win reach sbons 500 In killed and wounded
IAe Fflesn.h suffered severely the eneys troops
bssins been msssed against ~ II thh act Of the
enemy, In part that cost him such heavy loss
while the work OF buryng the dead and removing the
vsunded was going on on Saturday, Shermans
1savy artillery was playing upon the city
M the same time large nres were observed In
atnsrsnt parts Of Atlanta, supposed 70 be
snscd by the destruction Of supply depos and other
sssei properly which the enemy could not carry Oh
I'd wish fall into bands. This Ia considered
evidence OF their Intending 70 evacuats the place.
Several rebel generals reported 70 be killed; but
thsr not yet given.
(NorE the above despatch thsrs appears 70 be
so0s confusion with tho numbers OF the corps and their
snmapders The Fifteenth corps Ia understood TO DO,
- " has for time been, under General John A.
xsssp and the Seventeenth General Frank BlaP-
m AssAID
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
Nra ID. p. Coningham's Despatch.
ON THE cnArrAnoocuss, July is, 1894
uANEfNa


a change hss beoD made Ia our lines. McPhersou's .
esunnand has again swung round left and crossed
o. river Az thry in position on the other side do
~ think prudaot 70 state at what point The lwen.
tssN corps crossed On tncr right Though the rebel
sk,rmshers opposed their crossing, schcneid
ckxuishers In the ron,oons, who dsIodged then
allowing the troops TOY pass over aud occupy prominent.
portion the other side Rockers corps had some
skrmishing with the enemy In thor front.
THE sxsxrs pArIisc nlcK-sKIsssuSu.
SArdces scorps, In faliSg back destroyed the splendid
s'nway bridge the Chattshoochce, also their pom
tsaNs
rh~ army has been comparatively quiet for the past
a~s e,x days nothing tssng pIce somc skrmish.
~s. nhscnod with an occasional artillery duel.
iHs xNox
As'cur ociccs Yesterday morning Woods division, Of
- gomsh coSps, nsde rapid march through the forest
" eos.r ne Ia wing q ths pontooos Pace fcrry 10 eua
A-sfAs Ea,,as corrs 10 arosa the river Though oon
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
TaE FIFTH CORPS.
alr. L. A. Hendricks Despatchess
HEADQUARTERS, Firth ARxY CoRrs, |
BEFORE PETERSBURG, July ~, 1854. !

L
BsYoRz PErEnsBuRG, July ~, 1854. !
SHORT AND EAGA1EMKSr.
Except about hsli hours brisk cannonsding Just be
,ore pght, intormpged with pretty sharp musketry,
there has nothing occurred to-day worthy Of special
note our side sustained very little loss from tho nrng
There was apparent cause for this counter hostile
demonstration; but the enemy commenced II, and our
guns and musses quickly accepted the challenge as they
always do and there seemed while good prospect
Of aively prolonged desperate engagement growing
out Of it. But general engagement ensued add the
setting sun sank with quiet restored, and, instead Of
shrekns shells and murderous musk,ry, bands Of usc
play ed national ars, clo.ed the day q
programme
The enemy an can be gathered from the Soain.
orn papers, arc congra,ulatng themselves that
We are suffering from . scarcity Of water,
aud commserats our soldiers and teams on
the and fagung labor OF bringing water
10 supply the army from tho James and Appomattox
rivers Little know they Of the fertility Of Yankee
erprise ana ingenuity and It's inherent power 70 make
adverse yield subservence 10 its necsss
ties. No New England viiisge shows more wells than
have here and angular poles, initiative OF the old fash
toned New England sweeps, are here, aud the water
some Of the wells forty feet doepis COOL clear aud
refreshing that from the rocky depths Of View
England SOIL Tho old fashioned well curb and the
covered bucket and memories OF thirst sackened In boy
hood days are only wanting TO furnish theme
for poet 70 ind,e living rhymes - immortal a. that
soma Of tho iamenied Samuel Woodworth, The Old
oaksn Buckst.n And there - a theme for higher
poetry for tragic and srandest verse; In the groups
brouzed soldiers waiting their turn 70 draw water in
their knapsacks aud cartridge boxes borne by each.
blemac Of the earnest struggle for lie aud national
bringing them here in tho patriotic glow Lighting
each countenance IN tho look OF determination 70 0ght
and die for the restoration Of constitutional sovereignty
and that the Stars aud Stripes may moro In
triumph over . country united ana At peaoo.
RETURNED oprcERs.
Lieutenant Colonel White and Captain Tucker Of Tho
Eighteenth Massachusetts regiment both Of whom
wounded In the Wilderness returned to-day, recovered
from their wounds. 10 rejoin their regiment Captain
Burt has beon FOR some time in command " tho reg
Lieutenant General Grant and General Meade visited
headquarters to-day and with General Warren, rodc
along entire line.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26

The advance OF Sherman TO Atlanta, news Of which
reached US this morning and promulgated 20 the
army this af,ernoon Is the present all absorbing topic Of
talk and eorsratulaton II 10 movement worth taxing
about ns that inspires with increased srdor
soldiers that strsnansns each arm aud nerve and pluck
and hopes movement, The precursor Of the great and
6na victory that must soon ssd up tns accursed
rebellion.
AHRrsr ov DR. BRYANT
Dr. Bryant, somewhat venerable aod i tho present
time rather ledy representative Of The Escuapean pro.
fession. hNne sntrt dstaace outside npes,
rested 70 dsy " ~ hed as hostage icr Lieutenant
Sturgeon captured at hs mouse low days snce BY suer.
rlllss Lo1orhnt surgeoo wss Nss4,ant proyost Mar.
sus tnc taa dyts0a A. the umo e 30 caps .rc
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
Accounts from Nashville.

NAsHvIIx, July Is, 1854
General Gsrrards expedition has been successful, des
>psyins the bridges at Covington. forty miles east Of
Atlanta. Tue public stores at Covngioa and ooneyer
also destroyed with two thousand bales Of cotton,
locomotive and train of cars Two hundred prisoners
,snd . number of horses captured
cur loss In the battle win foot ny something
3hss than two thousand.
warh with the usual proportion OF wounded, will make
,sAsm loss over seven thousand
,Our army Is in good condition and the situation 10
hNsraoe.
Otac,a Ia IN from In front Of Atlanta II mcagre
- NO revsrsss are reported. General Sherman still
aaiossins hts position, and is vigorously advancing.
Gs Rousseau has sfuiy fulfilled his orders,
aaa rNpora . loss OF only twelve Of his command.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
Our Special washington Despatch.

rss GRATIFYING sEsuLrs or fridays RATTLE.
1Ss reports Of the fights at Atlanta regarded here
- highly satisfactory, and Indicative OF . much
victory than the occupation OF that city
world have been. According 10 the Official accounts
ssvsd General Hood command OF the rebel
army, he has oes twelve thousand men, while Gen
sEAl ShsrmaR's osees u killed. wounded and prisoners
vth exceed thirty hundred II 10 believed that
Roods army become thoroughly demor allied by
Ax crushing defeats and losses which must be
ss further largely increased whether he continues his
assaults enforced retreat that the
nADs be Of little beneat 70 the confederacy,
should the main body succeed IN making their escape
vhiOb It Ia hoped the general smashing up Of the rail-
1eAds by General Rousseans raids may prevent.
The New York herald., 1864-07-26
The Losses in Fridays Battle.

WAsHsaros, July Is, 1854
despatch today from General Sherman states bis
~ 10 the battle Of Friday st less than two thousand.
vho that Of ths enemy h less than thou
sand owing 70 the advantage be took OF their effort 10
eHn his Iet column. There is Official informa tou
- show that our forces have entered Atlanta
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13
PRINTERS ON A STRIKE.

ATLANTA, April lion Friday thu Typographical
Union held called meeting and resolved to advance
tho price from 81 50 to 81 81 per thousand The pub
fishers held meeting Saturday aud asked post
Of action for two weeks to the course of
prices and currency Toe printers refused and to day
the ciices are closed
The prOpretors of the four journals published here
issued the following card to-day:
ave are under the necessity of suspendipg, tempo.
rarily the publication of our Journals on account OF
the unreasonable demand made by the Typographical
UnioI the printers employed in our officers In Atlanta
having raise their rates upon the present prizes so
Der cant This Wouli require grea er tax upoa tie
puslio than we arc Wiling 10 impose. The price OF
newspapers is already large enough, aud We feel that
the sympahies of our re.dsrs viii endeavoFs
to protest. their interests well Arrange
ments vii be made as soon practicable for the rs.
sumption of our Issues aud In the meantime the indi l.
gence OF the public is earnestly invoked"
, The ccnscIipt officer has enrolled the discharged
printers and ordered them to appear in camp to NOR
row to muster in.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13
ADJuTANT AND INsP'R GENL's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, March Is, 1854.
GENERAL ORDERS, [
No. 50. (

The Bureau OF Conception viii proceed to enroll all per-
between the Of seventeen and eighteen years. and be-
tween tbs OF iryfge AID fifty years, under the 9Th
The war.
enrolling oce In the states eaIt OF Mississippi river within
y days the day when the notice Sha be given In the
70 appear Ter enrolment The comply this
viii the defauer to liability be called into the
service with hs class between eighteen and forty
Ave. uohe sas have valid therefor to be judged Of
g. Any person nab 10 under this act may Join any
for oes deacs which has beea formed under General
company for local dence which accepted Into
servs which, by the terms Of Its enlistment Ia liable to
form lew companies Tor local defence aud special service under
General Orders No. So s6 for the war, aud select their own
9. COOPER,
Adit anti Inspr GEM.
copmandAnis keep separate and distinct roll Of per-
and atty.
s. CoGmandants Of ccnscripts will a.. to duty as sup
porting force for conscron service such be
commended b. the examining boards as UNIT for the ned but as
competent for this service and when sxyour such
persons ASSIGNED they will be organized iato company
their officers and the rolls the
dants and there be NOT sucet number to form company
zach Congressional district then the commsndan assign
comp cOmpAny each Congressional district
pent cheer OF the rank OF colonel WI be assigned by this bu
REQUESTS humber Of companies or into ba TALON II there be
less than ten companies into two bsttaons, deemed
fersble.
TX. oExxRAL INSTRUCTIONS
oommandants will always bear In mind that General Or
these Instructions They wn habuauy It's provous
aid In the application Of the other provisions Of this circu
oommandants WILL Of refer difficulty
Bureau bot references which bear on hr feee that they
rather TO avoid due responsibility labor, will be returned With
The duty Of the cOmmandans Of eonscpts is In accord
Instructions maintain invgoats the In
dusl production Of the conederacy and supply Its armies
Wien men This duty must Be performed or our struggle for In
By order OF Col j. =. PREToE, supt
NH s1-deos &cst A A. General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13
ERON FLORIDA.

On the 9s.b, Captain Dickinson, with twenty picked
men drove The Yankee picket ia at PiAlks, Florida
Toe s.emy, about three handred s,rOag then out
which resulted in engagement that lasted about two
hours. There was no lOss on our side. The Yankees
acknowledge los Of enc killed aAseven wounded.
The eusmy at jacksonville remain quiet under tie
election of theis guasOats. DesertiOrs from them
are represented to be very FREQ lent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13
To THE FRIENDS OF THE SOLDIERS THROUGH
OUT THE C0NFEDERAOY.
QUARTERMASTERGE GENERALS DEPARTMENT, 4
RAILROAD BuRxAU,
Richmond,Fs 20, 1884 J

ZEE friends and relatives of soldiers in the
Army OF Nort5esn Virginia hereby notified ths.
has IN day eectsd with Southern Epress
Company carry ell OF food and wearing apparel 10
Rchmond. Va
advantages obtained through the Express
Company, the following Instructions must be observed:
Passages hundred pounds be
well secured and plainly and at the Of
slipper to either Of he Soldiers Relief Associations which
oc.tei - follows:
In Carolina RaleIg South Carolina al Coumbia
In Georgia, at Augustus 10 ARbsma Montgomery; any
other point ct which Of theie Associations have ONCE
1ne Agen ofhes Associations will there charge OF them
and ship daily by southern Express Company proper
Agents Of the states Richmond who win them
d6trbut d 10 the proper individual owners.
TO meet the Of the soldiers and 70 give them cetsin
and speedy with home the rouhsrn Express
Company has agesd give this freight preference every
hing ee and order that obstacle my To the
audabe enterprise, ssser railroad companies
hereby requested render The Express Company sach facilities
will ensle Ii TO make this arrangement mpete success
A the soah.rn Express Company assumes all responabi Of
the trEnpoon Of these packages the Relief Associations
requested 10 withdraw their who have heretofore Aeted
travelling messengers. 1.-THE kelef Associations will establish
agencies In the her armies they may enjoy the
privileges hereby secured 70 the Army Of Northern Virgin
W.sIW
Lieut. Gel and ouartera le
Approved. -. ~
A. R. LAvros,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13

NOTICE On and amer lhs April AL duss and remit
tAaees 70 % oeee Pi ths nsS earency or IN nVe'
and Eeder Of the old.
SOs, q Osr dsnonaOus Q; he old received At
duction Of ESL per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13

kAIoRs CoUEr.-Robert Patterson and Amanda L.
gar mentioned yesterday having been arrested 70,
stealing lot Of sausage and some other things from
Asjor Allen, we're examined before the Mayor yes!sr-
day morning and sent on to the Hastings Court.
white girl, named Bella Mccarthy, was charged
With steslng silk dress from Isabella Harris, free
negrc and the witnesses not appea ring the clse vas
continued.
Pink Null and John Wesley, also mentioned y.ster-
day. we're examined the charge OF stealing han Of
bacon from Geo. VOlker and sixteen yards of calico
from Leopold Rose, and sent on to the Hastings
Court
Bartholomew J. Nash, the man Who stabbed Michael
Walls in grocery Of the latter on Friday right was
sent en- to be tried by the Hastings Court.
Austin slave Of the Confederate States, was ordered
to be whipped for breaking into car at the Central
depot and stealing three bags of Germ
The case Of William, slave Of z J. Hudson; Grsndi-
son, slaVs of Thos. Bass, and Edward slAye of LOl
DSyis, charged with having large quantity OF station
cry, stolen from the Confederate States; and Of Bob
spriggs charged with stealing thouand dOllars wOr
Of paper put through long, dry and unnterest-
log examination, and then continued
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NOTICE.-In accordance with the 9th ar
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THE BRASDOS (NIss) REPUBtIoAS learns from reli-
sbls source tbai toe boios Of twenty negro ch
drsa hsys been tstsa Gu. Of Chunky Greek since the
Yankees lef, EhO we're thrown in BY the inkuman
scOundrsls to get them on: OF re way. We have
heard Of Oth,r eruss in toe usigbboshOOd Q! Msfid-
ian .bich arc 100 horrible 70 publish
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13

ARAzsF tF SUPPOSED FEMALE sPT.-A. female by
the name Of Gage, who eame'doEn the Cult Road in
S4Saerah uadsr suspicious circumstances was arrested
Ga arrival end taken to the Barracks. She Is a
Northern woman, and gavs 70 passengers number Of
cor fitting accounts Of where she came from aud her
destination. Parties who came through the lDes from
Jacksonville slate that they saw her on board Yankee
vessel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13

ORDER IRON Grs. HOOD-A recent order from GsL.
Hood contains the following:
"AnOthes poinS = DO observed in max ng an attack
s. ,has the tro09s wh,l aisacias Ia iias Of ba.tls
should not bs EOVsd a. the double quick step or be
IN any uay un1eeeasariy fAigaed before engaging the
e0emy. that they be in she lest possible condition
for pressing him. AMI mp;ovng any advantages which
may De gainedn
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-13
EOONOMY In HOUsKKKKPINo.

pERSONS wishing to economic will do we'll
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and PATENT STARCH POLISH. = -
Is The very qsait5 Y SOAP be made half an
Il can be had ia almost any tore Or drug hop wsne clothes
rubbing than he ordinary soap, and nskss them nue
whtsr is VII nure the fnest sbrc making
Il VIII onefouh the price Of the commrn honensds
a. An ssselsn. article Of WASHING FLUID can be made by
per gallon Ingredients Tor making the same can be had
3d. One receipt for making PATENT eTARoH PoLBH By
Of which The most ordaary ironer can give linen The
having left the hands Of hs most sxpsnssd
fnsher, quite as beautiful as when neg.
All three receipts vii be SAINT for The low price Of hvs
sent at my risk mailed in the presence Of
the Postmaster where Isl rsled.
Post Band, Camp Lee, Richmond, Va
We the undersigned seen Mr. Piercy make his soap hare
other we have We, therefore, recommend L
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