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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Gen Buffers Report.
Headquarters near bermuda LANDING,
Monday, May 8, 1864.

Monday, May 8, 1864.
10 +. VI. Stanton, Secretary OF War -
Oar opeta'ious may be summed up IT few
words. With LOO We have advanced up
the Peninsula, forced the ChlckahOminy, and
have safely brought them 10 our position.
These werr coiCr-d ctvairy,and are now hold
ing our advanced pick.t> towards Richmond.
Gen. Kautz with 5000 cavalry from SUIT
folk On the same day With our movement up
the James river forced The 0iackwater, burn
ed the railroad bridge at stony Creek, below
Petersburg, cutting in two Beauregard's for
ces a, tina, point. We have landed here,
intrenchcd ourselves, destroyed many miles
Of railroad, and got position which with
proper supplies We can hold against the
whole Of Les army. | have ordered up
supplies.
Beaurcgard, with large portion of bis
command, was !eft south of the cutting OF
the railroad by Kau,z. That portion of his
forces which reached Petersburg, under Hill
lave whipped tod y, killing and woundIng
many, and taking many prisoners. after Sc
we're fight. Gen. Grant will not be troubled
with any farther rentoreements TO Lee from
Bcauregard. B. +. BUTLER,
Mai3r General.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Sheep and Dogs.

The listers of St. Johnsbury found 1923
sheep in town on th5 list day of April, 1864,
an increase of some 100 from last year.
The number of dogs this year is Sc, a slight
increase from last year. s;xtyfour OF the
Sc owners of dogs deduct their personal
property for debts owed or have none to be
listed.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13

REBEL MURDERS AND CRUELriEs,-Hun-
dred> of men have actually been hung and
saot in upper East Tennessee by Long streets
thieves and assassins Men of character are
coming in WHO testify that they are know
ing to thu facts. Witcher's company Of cav
aly. piloted by Nathaniel Brown Of Wash
;ngton county. took James Bell, the brother
Of DR.. Bell Of Greene county. forced him 10
lay his head on chunk in the road, and
with stones aad clubs beat his brains out.
Iney took some of - blood and brains and
rubbed them under his wife's nose. cursins
her, and telling her 70 smell cf them They
tllen burned the house and is contents with
it. allowing her and her children to look on
at the hsmes.-KnorrHle HAiq.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Vermont Colonies Wounded.

In the recent battles in Virginia Col.
Stone of the I'd regiment is reported killed
Col. Foster of the 4th seriously wounded
Col. Lewis Of the 9Th wounded AID arm am
putated; Col. Barney 9th MORALLY wounded.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
National Bank AT ii. JOhnSOury.

\ subscription for stock of National
Z. K in this village With capital of not less
.. d. 100000 nor more than 100000 was
,1r,-d last Saturday. and in one day over
100000 was taken. The association met
Monday and organized. Hon. l.. 2. Po-
,.j was elected President of the association
az l.. p. Poland, Horace Fairbanks, Calvin
Morrill,, John Bacon, Geo. H. Merrill, Chas.
>. Dana ana Franklin Fairbanks were elect
e. Directors. We learn that at subsequent
M :Jing of the board of Directors Hoa. Up.
Poland vas chosen President, Horace Fair
banks, F..q. Vice President, and Col. Mer-
Iiu clerk o. the bard, and that an assess
m~nt OF thirty per cent on the stock sub
soriped vas ordered TO be paid in by the 18th
of MAY At the office of tn clerk, TO enable
the new Bank to 90 into operation immedi.
ata!y. It is evidently the intention Of the
General Government 70 compel the State
Bank, 10 withdraw their bills from circula-
TN and thus avoid the evils arising from
tbr great nil4tion of the currency of the
country.
i b.l. imposing heavy tax on the circula-
t.I o: IN Stat Banks has already passed
on branch Of Congress and doubtless will
pass the other. 1t is generally conceded that
tar imposition Of SO h-avy a tax will compel
ne state Banks to wind up.
The capital Of these National Banks is to
invested in United States bonds, which
deposited with The treasurer, and the in
u.sn th-m paid directly to the Banks
q sting than. Inc Treasurer furnishes
IL. Bank with bills for circulation to the
.,nDIIt or nearly the amount of the bonds
deposited. with which the bank do business.
Z. sill b. seen III 1t the capital Of the Bank
. ooaIs : always a, interest, and this with
the profits derived from the business Of the
J.aN It is believed viii enable the bank to
maxi dividend to It's shareholders equal at
..l,,, % t"Jse wien have ordinarily been
.4,.r - t.e State Banks. We learn that it
80. a.. ! ID J1eG subscription for an In
.t,e Of the capital OF the bank to 100000
al Perhaps to ,Sj00,0D0 Oy the time arrange
a-u,s are made for com nencing business.
The circulation Of these banks is so much
."5s IL proportion to the capital than oul
State Banks that it is apparent that one witt
SIN Ill capital cou.i do but little business
and furnish but small fac ,ilies for the accom-
lati)A of the business public, and therefore
in order to be succassfui,- and profitable tc
re shareholl rs thy must be located at i'm
oort4nt business points where large capita
an be obtained.
|, woqll seem that the stock of this bank
na,, .tfori an excellent opportunity for in
ves.ment to all in this vicinity who have
spare capital, either in money or government
bonds The character of the gentlemen whc
nave '"e charg" Of the institution is suffi
c!ent guaranty that it will be conducted nc
only with ability and skill, but with entir
fairness to individuals, and to the public.
No appointment has been made as vet c
cashier. bat We presume it business will b
contucted by the present experienced and e,
client cashier of the Passumpsic Bank. F
~ paItDrtC, Es1
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13

llWN AOT"T>'
The glorious news from the battlefield
.o SlrnI.y produced considerable excite
~ D, IN or usually quiet village. The ,eIe-
..,,a ..iice was besieged with anxious in
..:r-r, for the latest news. Tie substance
r.. the war dispatch received on Sunday
morning was announced from the pulpit of
the North Church. Many prayer rose
..qyenw4rd mat the victory might be made
..n,lete and Lees army be annihilated.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
VlIi, CALEDN loan.
LOCAL AND STATE ITEMS.

~ W, end.avor to make The CAirposI,s valuabl
To- L. ~ "ecs; and orr triedd in Caledonia Essex ana
m orleans counties will confer great favor to Us and
Iii very materially to the interest Of the paper by sending
IS local items in q brief egile form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Lumbermen, Attention .-before Won o.

IUWUtINItH, AtttHfIOn !-OefOre Won 90
into the woods this Fall, be sure and buy bottle
of kennedy's Rheumatic Liniment This has
been tried at many camps, and found to work
complete cure in all cases of rheumatism, Collie
pains and Sore Throat. For Bruises and Spr aims
We have never used anything that could compare
with 1t, and one ofthe best rivcrmen on the West
Branch declared this Spring that he wonld never
be without supply whenever he was at work in
the woods or driving 1t is for sale by all drug
gsts. and is well worth the price. Iw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Cabot.

Farmers in this and adjacent towns are
loosirg large numbers Of sheep with the dis
ease known as grub in the head. Will some
one that has remedy for this worst of all
diseases among sheep, please give it to US
through the columns of this or some other
paper F.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
MARRIAGES.

In Cabot, May t. by Rev 5. F Drew, Edwin
Fisher and f. NJ. Putnam, both of Cabot.
Ia Ba.nct, April 26, by Rev. T. Goodwillie,
VIM Armstrong OF Peacham, aud Martha Z.
Lane OF Danviile.
In Peachan. May S. by Rev. A. Boutclle, Mi
chael Domaine and Sarah A. Chamberlain.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
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Rl1EI MATiC LININENT.


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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
OTHER ACCOUNTS.

The Norfolk New Regime says: Gen.
Batter had brisk encounter with Beaure-
gard on Saturday, near Petersburg, and yes
terday Sunday assailed hin with consider
able force and drove him. Gen. Butler, Il
adds. has the KEY 10 Richmond
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
NJ I l c Z

..c Undersigned XII cayry ii the ic.c:.Ci5l-g
business IN a. is branches ~ tie Cd stand fa--
m.sly occupied y ?. n. W.l'nar'h. Al l.ynl u.
CaIr.tr ...G have constituted >-li- N...u--, !.
nv age. IN said Business. SHALGk SiEi.-
Lyndon, NJ j.. lNlii b3i"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
"a Slight Cold" Coughs.-Few are aware

SHgHt CUIu, COughS.-Few are aware OF
the Importance OF checking Cough or slight
cold IN Its hrst stage; that which in the begin
ming would yield to mild remedy. if neglected,
soon attacks the lungs. '.Broun's Bronchial
TOches gives sure and almost immediate re-
lief Military Officers and Soldiers should have
them, as they can be carried in the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. 9S:lOl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Every Soldier ShOuld have fhem-From

E-VtTy SU1uIeT SHUuIu nave tnem.-Fr Om
Z. B. Hentzelman. Steward I'D Reg, P. v.
. Your medicinal preparation Browns Bronchi.
al Trochesl is certainly valuable to soldiers in the
teld, and feel satisfied, if generally adopted at
the hospitals. many sleepess nights of the weary
soldier would be averted. Cur regiment are now
testing their qualities. and believe ale all salts
fed with their good effects in aeviating those
distressing affections of the throat arising from
cold and exposure. They are now daily prescri-
bed in our hospital and at The surgeons morning
call Sold everywhere at Is cts per box lw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
DOUDRETTE. POUDRETTE !!

Tke Lodi Manufacturing COMPANY. with IN
.:s:.eJ : Il yea-< again pFr- f'r >ae mi
form =. lie a.: ,oudrrtte atlny prices IL fA-
re:i,l.,r i thousands of customers attest u II.
:a-- 3: = e.. - the cheapest AMI very best manure
N 80. :. aGd particularly adapted Tor tahacr"
com - ...' - an: E.i..eI. i.--a-
Ia Company manufacture al>o Bone Ia-fca
r.. sd. ,-..;rl.., for Gu1no.i from bone night So
al. -,..uo ground tine Price ~ per ton
! pamphlet containing directions Tor use
prizes &c. may ue had free ay addressing let
ier 90 -. ,..,e of tie company, - Cortland
St. : = Yo:h. ar applying - o.- agent,
aGHN V. RICHARDS,
9: -. ...,nerrial s.. pnetnn. Mass.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
BIRTHS.

In Cabot Nay 6. son to 5. j. and Mary l
Lance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Promoted.

K w. c. Farnsworth, formerly corporal
D. Go, \, 10Th Vt. regiment, has been ap-
l,n'ed captain of Co. F, SD U. S. colored
.roops. He took command in February and
uow with his regiment at Hilton Head,
sc.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
DEATHS.

Bg~ Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted FREE
Obituaries, Including poetry, inserted at six cents in
in advance.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
DICTCRE MOULDINGS.

Gilt, Rose wood and Walnut Nouldinss man
fic'ured into Frames 10 order. Also,
'ial Frames for Photographs. Picture Glass
Cord. and Screw Eses. Al HALLS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
sugar in Peacham.

There has been made the present season
n district No. s, in Peacham, 1850 pounds
Of maple sugar
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-05-13
Rutland, MAY 6, 1864.

Lieut.. George Brown, eth Vermont voun
teers, lately dismissed the service, has been
restored to mis- former rank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24
rnTICE TO GAS CONSU MERS- o.

NrOTICE TO GAS CONSU MERS.-Un ac-
~ count of the increased expenses at Gas
WORKS, the very high price Of Coal, and the
increase of the Government lax on Gas, the
Committee on Light have been obliged to give
notice to all consumers Of Gas, that they must
furnish Alcohol for their own metres dutng
if only wrapped in cloth Will not freeze; but
others in exposed situations VII need Alcohol
or whiskey. .,,
MIR. Hanfzman, superintendent Of N etca2, vii
a5;nst meters THOMAS DIV Err,
oct 15-2aW4W superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24

Azss=g DWELLING HOUSE ~ w
Pitt and St. Asaph streets, is offered for sale on
reasonable terms. The House contains SIX
onfortable rooms and kitchen. The lot fronts
on Gibbon street, 81 feet and extends : pack ~
feet. to a 10 feet alley. Apply to 5. u. harpef
at No 80 King street
sepo-tf -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24
IS scHWARZ SELLING OUT'

xNTHT nary was up 1T Sch war; 5 SIRE ard
w bought some Of the oest 5arga!rs / ever
had since 1ne war ...-.
why Sally some say le a;ut going away nor
sell out?
Well Mary it don't me- Ike any difference Whit
he is going 10 90, the goods ,nd prices are 81
care for; he certainly sells goods rs cents
less chan I can find them any where else; SO
lust 70 and try h;ln and tell hiu4 you come 10
see he price fist that *il show yol! the differ
ence~-thas:s so y0u vii! say. sep Z7-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24
VALUABLE REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE nEAb AtD UAsoo-> Az
ESTATE FOR SALE.
rT9HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
Il Public Sale, if not disposed Of at private
sale before that time on the premises,
On Wednesday, October 26,. 1864,
At the hour of 10 O'Clock, (if fair, if not on the
ed by the sn bscriber, called and known blythe
name of ''THE LODGE" containing
1O2 Acres, more or less,
and situated in Spalding's District in Prince
Georges county Maryland. :.
This tract Of land is in a fair state Of cultiva-
ton, and will be sold in three different lots OF
IS, 3d. and 80 acres. more or less.
There is on the premis es q large and commo-
dious Dwelling, with Courthouse, Granary,
Stable, age-house, Ice house, and other
Out-buildngs.
The land ia well watered, in 2 good and
healthy situation, six miles from w ashlngton
CITY and two miles from the Alexandria Ferry.
There is-on the premises fine Orchard and
a choice Vineyard.
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing vii! be SHOWN
the premises by the subscriber, who resides
upon it.
THE TERMS OF SALE ARE:
One-half cash, and the balance in six months
after the day of SALE with interest on the whole
of the purchase money from the day OF sale un-
til paid and the deferred instruments TO be Sc
cured by the bonds Of the purchase, or pur-
ehasers, to be approved by the subscriber
The terms Of sale will be changed II deemed
advisable. 80,
Possession will not be given until the terms
of sale are fully complied with, and upon the
payment of the whole purchase money good
and valid deed will be executed, and the deed
ard stamp thereon to be at the expense OF the
purchaser or purchasers.
On the same day the subscriber will offer
at public sale the following described property,
viz:
Five Fresh Mich Cows
Several Horses.
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
One Fine Chickering Piano.
One Sewing Machine.
Two Large Carriages
One Buggy.
Two Wagons--Corn and Fodder. "
Farming Utensils, &c.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cash on the day Of sale for every bill not ex-
ceeding $50; above this amount three months
credit, secured by the bonds Of the purchaser
to be approved By the subscriber.
oct TITS G. Ii. FlN0TTI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-24
OAK AND PINE Wcon F0a SALE.

Oak AND PINE WooD F03 SALE.
rE1HE subscriber has on hand, and Will coz
& stantly keep at his
NEW WOOD YARD,
On Union between WoIfe and Wilkes streets,
(Hunter,s Ship Yard a large supply o. OAK
and PINE WOOD, which he will sell, st tho
lowest market prices: fer cash. Those in want
of a good article and good measure, will d.:
well 10 call WILKINSON HUNIEEs
SEQ 2Z~-2zn
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
The Engiish Railwny Nurder Ir.c.

trpI pT W.
~, -. ,..-. . . .,.......
NV "H""'" W" ''NN"'
~ rh1ut nine u'!o'N u1 We Inc Tag evening the
I,,d,n ,,c,,t yrel,ri, arrived .t stpiy n s,l.
... .... r,-. u.r ,
''''g sm'nS her P'S'nsers 'r'u" "'' Wv
Jrrson 'lsrs-trd OF b,nl n. 1u'' o. o t'e London
r,I,,ov ,nurda, ,>lh ,,.,,,,, 81, .,,.,t -.t, i,,
10 Hhs h' 'u""' '"' n'u"' '.'' ~ ar 'u''
stances conn,c'cl with this murder we're III ,..
,i,,. ,J 49, ,.,.,.. ,., o.,l ,i,, .-..i.,r. .,.
pr"n'nt - hent "Ati"'N 70" nu'n '''Nc"F" s'ii'
citr thai bro rerspitilat on ri tc h.cL. all b.
.,,,....,,,,,
Mr.. Briggs. 'ha mu' l"rei Innn was c'crt in
I.pndon bsnking-non-. ui,d VI Inc dis of the tr,-
seiy toh p'rsa.c a. -'.ii".J 90 ~ IFD'h London
t. one o' tie prov luc'sl towns. T'' - ne l't'
that " m known of MN n'ul b" 600 ''ird IN n
M condition Uu So" IVA. u t'., - hpiy
horribly b.ii.sc'l, a'J ma 'hr pltri spec u.
u wa not Nnowu thH' at '"hr d t"' pei The
cHr WIN him "a" M rti""r "'s ~ j." fonnd' apd no
r,sp i"n arac 81 Gee e.E PARTICULAR person.
IL" l"k,Is o' th' aee'a.ti TAG iot r"rn pics".'
"Hnir'hd ~ rr'nh'n'd uron ms 'ns,,,' A. 'he
h'ecuc, nj his "atb aud y t. ana "" h"'-iy "l-
p'ranrt q ,he Interior "i tnc gn' n "n.eh Has
r.ro iouud tho siYP0,nd asssasn.'' h"t we're the
.n'y .'1ae 80. murder hn" 'fen eo,nhi.t' T.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
!'ridav. august :!6.
GENERAL. GRANT.
Gen. warren advancing Ia. Line. toOar,ls
Pri-r.burH, Ear.

Hrdd9uar,ers of the Army ~ ne Jotyros,
Ar1. 20, i>G4 No engagement h-b taFen pl, re-
-'uec saturday. A. sisted ~ yrstc. .day's S.
patch, tue cucr h,y. fallen h.,s 10 their IL rp,
tDo mirr from r,cr~bur, Whcr" they are .scn
lustl- rr"cunp strong Norks siuu..r ~ ihu.t, We
tr', rr oup'orc1 ou our arrival hcre. Thry r. IA
b'r'n ui:hs an. dag With Ter .c iu.tub,r y men.
hs though ,Lcy w,ro nj. al oi ~ aush rom va L-
.'rc the, toi them comple'"l Z rir main = y. wa
~, ! To ard vcr - tlc Lcrl VIZ, 90 y . .ou,l
!rofuc -u,,. md is ,ni o" N. -.ron,ly defend
o. rN.u tliarc.'oni. u,. = n 'r .s,n.A
f.r ~.rr.. Sirl Vi,'i's tn ~ CO.,.
..r.r No pa, H.p.'. u amon papers
.c.rpv 90. heavy ln., M f,ers and
m"1 ~ sln-.o lut ,him thsi ulcy
t.nc r,;cA % ,ce lhrg,lui prnore-s. oar losses
ID tAo ,il.t ,.rps .out up a. .i"N-: kllri-Oal-
ccrs, - men, ia.. wou.lLeD --u-lcor-, -; n,c,,.
'9i. ,s'ng -Odic'rs, 20, usu. .,'S3. H. ts-
nh Corps the oasus,i.s arr ii us' tlrce hundred.
which win make toll luss ul - IN ,h"se con-.
mauus snar lhUIsiGs Lost. ~ duubt many re-
portcl m','inA will y,, ,.rn ~, ts some 81 our
men have bal bal l. a,toI li,l. ieycr-r, oi
Sirg ding 80 t'c rc4r. o. olr Ass, Gen. Crnw.
url's d,' son srstaiis ,ne hcayies proportion, he
rsU NJ lusl .,too ueu, moss i-!.c. prisoners.
81. l..dcn, wio VAS IA. slug atcr tire a-t.un ct
ttda,, is s,f'. IL was "a cn Pr Ilor, hut 80
@ ped. r, FRA D.yi.'on ot tie 80 .und Clrps
were ci...axcd al ia, yo,tcrds, in sDrng ilp ana
uur.ne Der r.aI % ar a. Hc,n' Ssuon, ~
.'.''ud, 81 d.s' ,uto .L.or 'u.,,s.
fEOoNr DiarAl'n.
Atg.. "a i -tieie-al Nlrr,a ac,.acai ais
uAr stuic jon tIc 'rolsi I Fsrds Petreburs
.oster4a,, "a, u,' prsrts H.. ~ Gucx i.ipre h.s
..,rmi.lr--. I"at r''pu over VAioh the Finn
,1rIs i-4,,I-,i w4s also coH.p.ettiy destroy. 4.
h.ti. qIc' on the line, tl,s npri,u. with the ex-
,,pi'qr oi hc I.la. ps.r, mir. Nine Is~rtcr.
o.,n' N 'ss. unl" .ui ai.o nanbr ~ oyntr.-
,ni,s. Na,, %: iho iyrIct e.pr'.. Ihrr willing.
i,,s 90 s.-t tu' oul' u. a,''. a.,,.
lnuIu rtf N4un.
Pon.,so y n.",, diw. 90. ,m E.taDlor,
iua..-.- H1..utL s,"Iuur Atlantic vii
.-,yc Le., ,.,a tNui.l- .pr r..bi,lph., wan 1,i
wounded m,u. all q. 'Lc l,ul Am, ,orIs> and
W o,.i.dcd p toe ln;I ol te Wrfon R-Iroad
Information .r,ln the Tuut 81 o"- that .ATe LGs
leol bat .inc u.huug ior ~, Days uud ,he enemy
ia,o app4rcud, rc'iuqI 'Le ,nr rNlsctation ol
d.slolgil. 40 IA u, Wcliun -.lrDa!. TIE lo'
siuoi 1cld b. oar lei. N.us Ass btcl reSl,rod per-
& lily secure.
The weekly sun., 1864-09-03
The Attack on Memphis.

CAIRO a"yu1 "a The following IS taken .tha
the Memphis DtLLgrs The force that entered
Memphis on sunday rorn'rc ccu,ia,cl - nine
rctcl RI 1rnen,s oi cNsiry AMI iour guns crm.
manlci by Gcncr>l y rrcsi. IN person. Only hat
the co1mand en,rrei the CIV, the Icrnpird. s'cr-
ping outside 10 ricvon' their rolr,ai from lcirg
cut Of. Tie yt-ls c7,,tirai shout so priscrer,.
mostly im iays' mon. NsNv - N-,. S,lseaucrt'v
escaped, b,I vthers wcr, n,uri.r,d. ih,v uIsa ~
toe patients m tie hosp ,ais. saot s,vr oi The sc,,
soldicrs and c'p,ur"i o'hcrs. III, prisoners ,tcy
airy, sillei. Bu, 10Y the proupi ,c,ion ~ The
III lows regiment. thc prisoners ~ I-,ilz Pisou
mft have t~,u released ard til. BrLIgtiS sacked
lr r'tcl- suddenly let the city a.su Dix
"' 'v,h, i"lowci by ,vusli,tr,c force of
troops aud ngbt orurrcl near Lsn.'.. LASTING
w" hours, IN which th' enemy worr severely pm.
l'hei AMI driven 90. Il W. here that Coloucls
through L1u,s. ne ruel. c.ptrcd r--r gdn- snd
PARTON at the scscJth " -,uns,n battery, and /.
uuml-' oi on. hUnJtoi dsy incn. du, tucy v-r
ohsui 'o hsu iuh the suns iu ,h,r retreat. After
tie retreat. General f,grra ..'ui 70 hNs ui truce
asking ior an exchange oi prisoners, vi ,h ~as
dcn,cd. Lici,. II .rr.ug,uu of the lhird u. +. A.
Lnus, ~.s kileI 40 the Dayoso n,,pr. Nav
X n-cs ,incna,.i - Gcncrr wJsnhdr,r'- S,r.
wc-" captured Wher lsN h,..l ir,sp. T., ,'clo-.l
on M'uda morning. ,hc rcl-ls vcrr cigh, mile,
hevond Nonneaush rc.s, in tut rc'rrI Colonel
" nsloN ca, airy were yltsiirg ,hcm.