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Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

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Washington, June 9th, 1864.
The following General Orders are publisher
for the information and guidance Of all cen
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
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Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

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biuhS ohA ASA - ~-'~
fearful loss.
Ats o'clock the battle ended. and We
had the field. Three Of our brigades had
whipped the whole corps The Provost
Marshal counted l26 dead rcbe,s In a
small space just in Davis's front, but
th csc could not have embraced half their
dead
There were loads upon loads Of their
wounded carried from the field, and our
hospitals contain about forty Of their NOR
tally or severely wounded.
Our loss was 365. Wo took 100 pri.-
oners. This was the sharpest cavalry fight
of the war.
New York, Juna 2.-The Times spe-
cial says rcbol papers claim that Fitzhugh
Lee and Hampton met whole corps Sat
urday night, when in fact We had only
Grogg's division and one Of Torbett's bri-
gade's engaged.
They admit defeat and loss of 100,
and that they were obliged to leave their
dead and wounded in our hands. They
own n loss of l0t in the 9th North Caro-
lima alcne.
At midnight, tie enemy attempted to
surprise Hancock, and threw heavy
folcc upon him. They were ropulscd, at.
ter a sharp fight, and left 400 Or 800
prisoners in our hands.
During the night it was determined 10
advance the whole line as far as Hancock S
front.
The movement began sooa after day
light, and is still going on. There is con-
siderable musketry aud artillery frius,
and the enemy arc cvi dentiy making some
resistance, but as yet there air. 20 inlicn
stipu CT general engagement
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01
Price with Hemmcr and Teller SAC
(O,.iil,o.

1t form, a fiat, even and elastic seam, which
is warranted not to rip in wear oven if thu
seam is cut at frequent intervals and also
| under ailc!rcumstances Ito survive the wash.
! tub
! A patented device, Of great utility to learn
crs, prevents the possibility of the machine
being run in the wrong direction CT the bal.
ancewhcel wearing lady's dress.
| Another feature which deserves particular
attention is the Wilcox Patent Needle, which
cannot be set wrong.
lit is cmphatically the good, low .pricco
| Family Sewing Machine that the puOiic have
| long been waiting for."-Boton TyGnscy,p'.
1t is indeed Il wonderful production, and
| for family use especially, no other will bear
any comparison with it."-PhU Zoe. J2uraai
! "a mechanical wonder -Sclc1tifc AMER
,cdn.
''Among the best and most .erviceable
| Sewing Machines, Light and elegantly fin
| ished, and so simple in its construction, that
| it seems almost impossible for it to get cut
| of repair Pittsburg Chronicle.
"tlas combined with its own peculiar IN ~
its all the really valuable improvements of
the higher priced machines Reconsideration.
''1'his machine, in the opinion of the cosl-
! nttee, fills more nearly the requirements of
a perfect family machine than any on exhi
bitten '-Franklin Institute Exhibition Re-
port Of 1853
taking into consideration simplicity. cheap.
ness, durability. and doing ali work, the com
mittcc We're unanimously in favor Of Wilcox
& Gibbs, as single thread machine.'-
Pennsylvania State Agricultural Soetety's Re-
port
eve must, in justice, express orr conf
dence IN the merits Of the Wilcox & Gibbs
Sewing Machine. We consider hat great
dcsidcratun has been supplied by it, in prov
ing, beyond doubt, that two threads are not
! as was supposed, necessary to a good ma,
chine" --Chr1s'ian Advo,ate and Journal,
June 81. 1860.
CATER much wear and many washings.
the stitch:ngi> found to retain Ill the round
ness, evcnness, and frames which are SO much
admired ut first.".- New York Sun
SIN principle it is perfect" -Enginesr,
London.
"Has evident points of superiority over NIL
others Philadelphia Press.
"A servlceable machine. Of this we have ex
pericnce in our own family '-Boston Traveller
"The beauty and simplicity Of Its mechan-
ism are admirable '-Erpress
"No Sewing Machine heretofore introduced
has, in so short a time, acquired such we'll
meritcd popularity '-Cinc,nnati Gazette.
':We esteem it the best machine for family
use. The the stitch is unereeptionab1e'- Sign
ed by many hundred citizens of PHILADELPHIA
a. SEND FOR CIRCULAR. IA
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
.n46y4yI) sos broadway, n, F.
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EDvCATIoN: its Elemeutarv Prin

c;r's Founded the Nature e Man. Hy j. G. Spur
helm, II. y. With Anpendit, contafninr r2s'r.'-
ton Of the Tsmperauents, sud and Analysis - The
PhrenoIosical acutss. Muslin, sl.25.
We regard Ms volume g the n.ost Important
that las been offered 10 the public for many years II
IS full Of sound doctrines and practical wisdom
b. n Md lNLrnN al.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01
Real Estate for
Sale,

.TNHE subscriber will sell good dwelling
i house and lot-also Black Smith
Shop in New Oregon, Iowa, upon the most
favorable terms. Also the s, E. quarter Of
\. E, quarter of section 81, township 80.
North Range II, west. Title guaranteed.
The house and lot is on Main Street, and
is conveniently situated as to the business,
water, &C.. the land is within one halt milo
of New Oregon. For information enquire
Of Geo. w. Pierce, New Oregon, Iswa, OF the
subscriber at Fayette. Iowa: nlA
FebF s. -, ,. D. WALKER.
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!. lliN.N.I}i, &. LYONS
Soaring
n 10 HIN BS,

THESE Machines made the lock. stitch
alike on both sides and use less than haN
the thread and silk that the sin Clio Or double
thread loop.stitcN Ma.nines do; will Hem
Eel, Gather, Cvrd, Braid. Find. &c. snd are
DETER adapted than any other Sowing No
chine IN use to the frequent Changes end
great variety Observing requ;, cd in a family.
Tor they will sew from one to twenty thick
hcsses OF Msrseilles without stopping, and
make every stitch perfect or from the fines.
Ga"zo to the heaviest beaver cloth. or IVAN
The atootcat harness leather, without cban.
ms the iced, needle, or tension. or MAKING
any adjustment Of Machine wnateyer!l
They arc sim, 20 in construction. and .s..
ny understood; and if any part is broken BY
accident, it is readily replaced.
lHeSe arerEcuLlAa FACTS, and will 20 far
to detorm ne the choice of any intelligen.
buyer
PLEASE GAIL AND EXAMINE, os.rnp ros
CIRCULAR.
N. Il. Local Agents wanted in sections
not yet occupied Address,
FlNKLE x LYON $. NJ. Co.,
No, 53S Broadway, New York.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01

LIST OF ACADEMY. STEAMBOAT. FIRE ALARM,
AND CHURCH BELLS. WITH Particulars As
WEIGHT, SIZES, PRICE OF BELLS, HAM,
ySG.. &c.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01
The Illustrated Hydropathic En-.

CyCLcr EoIE oSystsm Of 'Iydrorathy and Hygiene.
Containing Outlines of Anatomy; Physiology Of the Nu-
Body Nygcuic Agencies and the Preservation Of
Health; DirtetcS, and Hydropathic Cookery; Theory
and Practice Of WaterIrcat mcnt; Special Pathology
and Hydro therapeutics, Including the Nature, eau
srs, Symptoms, and Treatment OF all known Diseases
Application ot lily dropathv to Midwifery and the Nurse
~. Designed as Guide TO Families and Students, and
TcNt-Guok for Physicians Ey Il. T. Trail, VI u. Ii
Illustrated with upwards 300 Engravngs and ColNred
Plates Substantially bound, in large volume. Price,
prepaid Ivy mail, $3.50
CfGN The numerous publications which have attained
such u wide popularity as issued by Mcssrs. fowLkR
AMI WELLS, perhaps more adapted t. general
utility than this rich comprehensive and wclagranged
encyClOprdia- Y
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01

NOR SALE.-A valuable farm situated
l. about midway between the towns of
Vernon Springs and Howard Center, con-
tanning go acres. 100 acres of it timber, 40
acres under cultivation ; 3 acres under pas
ture, grass land and mellow attached. Its
equal is not to be found in Howard County.
1t will be sold cheap for cash. Enquire on
the premises or of S. Nj. Cole of New Oregon.
w. B. oBsoN.
n2l) Vernon Springs Howard Co. Ioaw.
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OLD OR NEW.
PROFESSOR LEIBIG;

and gives the essential full strength and de-
licious flavor Of OLD GOFERNlLNI
JAVA COFFEE, which is the only quality
Of Coffee used in its preparation: without any
of Chat narcotic quality which so sadly dam
ages the nervous system in the use OF even
the best grades Of Coffee as ordinarily pre-
pared
Cd. Il gives the essential tonic and iiuretIc
clements of Dand-inn, without the "herby,'
coarse taste SO disgusting, and yet always
found in III. Ordinary Dandelion Coffee.
Il is known to all acquainted with chemis-
try. that the essence 0" oil, or whttcver
name may be given it, when properly and
scientifically detained from a-y herb or plant
is a far different article from that produced By
putin. that plant into water and boiling 1t
out-rermitting the escape Of ths most ez-
ouisit and reliable strength and leaving the
coarse and earthly drugs pcecipitated or in
solution.
So this preparation combines the exquisite
aroma 81 the Java Coffee, with the highest
csseatal excellence ofthe most choice Dan
demonstrating the spirit withous the gross
err earthly body Of both; thereby avoiding
the delsterious cffec is of 10th and beeomin {
at the same time
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a(t6 0rcson a}'ajn lsa|er,
hMALGAM BELLS,
AMALGA'M BELLS,
.AMALG.tM BELLS,
AMALGAM BELLS,

At prices within the reach Of every ChUrck,
School. Cemetery. Factory, or Farm IN the
land Their use throughout the United Sta
ties and Canadas for the past six years has
proven them to combine most valuable quail
ties Among which are TONE, STRENGTH.
soSoEaUsNEss, and pvKAB!L'TT OF YDRA-
TON, .,:ncquallei by any other manutactnrs
Sizes from i 5 to 5000 lbs, costing Two-1HlRDs
LESS than other metal or 20 cents per pound
at which price warrant them twelve
months Old ball metal taken N exchange
or bought for cash. Send for a Circular to
the Manufacturer.
JOHN B. ROBINSON
No. 100 William, Street., New iork.
LIST OF PRICES, WEIGHTS AND SIZES or FARM
HOTEL. STEAMBOAT, scHooE-Housk sHof:
AND rACToKr nELLs.
these bells are fitted with Yoke, stand
h,ds. Crank and Bolt, complete for use
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Weaver's Works for the Young

Comprising Hopes and Helps Aims ana Aids, and
Ways Ct Life. One vol Price 81 %.
The grea: popularity OF the Writings q Nr. weaver
among youcg people induce us publish them Together
IN which form they 10 DC mere generally approved
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01
Phrenrlogy Proved, illustrated

and ArsllYD acconr.ni"dby Chart, embracing an
Analysis # the Primary Mental Powers ii their Nar'VAs
Degrees OF Development the Phenomena. produced Ivy
their Combined Activity, and the Loc2Ioa Of the Fhrc
nolosjy,I Organs N the Head VoEe -v with view Of
the Moral and Theological Bearing Of the science. Price
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01
Educational Hand Books, Com

GrNSA~C1f. With numerous Engravings containing
the most improved methods Of applying Gymnastic,
Calisthenic knesirarc, ana Vocal exercise TO the de
reopments of the bodily organs, the IMMIGRATION Of
their functions the preservation Of health and OF
diseases and Gefor-nities BY Dr. Trail Price 40.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-07-01
The New Self-InstructOr III

PuEENoLoGy and PHYSIOLOGY. It CONTAINS, \ definition
Of each faculty OF thr mind full enough 20 }e clear, yet
short As not to weary together with comhinaens Of
the faculties and Engrvin-s show the organs,
larC aud small thereby enabling AL persons with little
study to become acquainted with practical PhrenuloEN
Az eXEe.!en. werk Tor saMl.lts. 81 Ht..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-04

Ssnsts for the conBulship ct Algiers, Mr.. Tazs-
well, OF hls own party and State, chairman on
Foreign Relations, reported against il, and It
was unanimously rejected. Il would be difficult
to name an old family In this country, Of any
historical mark, whose blood has basn shown
70 be Of worss quality than that of the Lses Of
Virgins.
Bat it Is not faulty that makes the gentle
msu, or the reverse Ii is personal honor. Has
Robert E. Lee this We say emphstiesIly that
be has not. BE IS deficient ia its very first and
most ussential siement-truth. He Is as meudz-
cious as BssuragaFd himself This can ba
proved incoutsssably, and that, too, without GO
ing back Of tbs history of the last fortnight.
On the l4sh Of this month be Issued An address
70 hls soldiers, which we have published. II is
oTlsf, bat il contains five broad falEshoods.ii
Inc Tunes then proceeds 70 deny she victories
winch Gen. Lee Teeounted in his late order 10
ms army. We shall not waste time in susta;u-
ing tbe assertions Of Gen Lso. FortuusselV his
"eId Is above suspicion, while the proverbisl
mendaeitY OF Raymond is knsTu wherever the
| Times has readers.
81 the last flag of truce we fad another sd /.
iol OF the Times mas been detected ioroinO a
proclamation for Lincoln, by which he endsay.
ored to realize a large amount on the rise oi
/ gold: This is the paper that, with Raymond
and Howard IS editors, has secused Gen. L.sa Of
ialsehood. The New York World has admitted
the truth of every assertion made By Gsn Lee
IN his lats Order.-RiehmOEd ELaMiaeT
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DedcAied to the sOldIsrs OF Gsn.rai So,,,.o,. k-,
In tae a'ld' my gaIlant brOthsr1, ass to face with
Wrong and Might,
Hand to hand with foul c,pnr.s,,o-
Truth and 3 Ieht; - ~" '''
For the honor Of your rnspboo5 TO- N -
In life; 'N''''1'
For the freedom Of your ohildrsp. sor D,otb.-
home and wifoi '-'''''
God with you, gallant brothsra in tbs .ld ., s o
lov'd lana,
And his blessing cheers each spIrii Whs HIs strength
Is in each hand;
He VII guide your starry banner Eaf, tbyonob ho. -,
whizziug she'll
And crown its snowy folds with freedom won nv v,,ors
mighty SPELL
g In the field" my gallant brOthsri I've are in the
homesteads ret,
Guarded By your noble bOsomH from all hardships or
regret
Like the golden shield of Arthur. sand "a t,ix. ca
and the foe
Wills they scarcely dare look on yOu lest ihsy meet
their overthrow.
And Sin the hsd, my gallant brothers. stn you stand
with purpose high,
To guard the legacy Of freemen. or low in honorsd
graves to lie
And We are knesling praying brothers that good
God may bless you now
With success for every effort Aad = laurel for each
brow;
That homes be no desoa.e, that wounded heArls
may cease to bleed;
That lovd and bravo doiendsrs may win Psaes and
Glory's mssd.
Ia the sid,' bus, high above yOu, watch the Spirits
of the Great,
The good the pure the msrtyrsd fresmen, whose pre-
eious blood might cancel fate.
The brave aFd generous Sydney Johnston fearless
peerless, lost Stonewal
The idols Of a nations homage, now gaze from Hea
ven's shining wall
And al your slaughtsrd hsrobrothsra, who died for
their dear Southern lands
Their inhusnee be around you, and naught your
| vaor SHAH Withstand
"In he fed' against you, brothsrs stand host Of
| hireng knsves
Knowing not the worth Of freedom. the liberty Of
slaves;
Lot justice you in the struggle, but be ye merciful
| az brave,
| Spare them for our mOtherland when life and mercy
they shall crave
Forget the memory Of your the exilsd wife,
tbs dying child,
The happy homestead laid ashes Tie garden desoste
and wild.
They showed your Ov'd mercy but let the
suppliRnt ioeman live,
And God will bless this Land Of Flowers, whose out
ragged can thus forgive.
" In the field my gallant brothen but prayers
cling round you there,
Asking life for those IVius-psRce FOR those that
Death makes fair
Strength for hearts that might faer-mercy for the
bruised one
Honor for the young and lOUy-rsst for those WhOss
goal Ia
GArlands for the living herOes-tearB for those who
| nobly fall
Peace and joy FOR mOthsrIAnd, and immortal wreAths
| for ALI
"In the asid the AngsLReapsr maksth desOIa.lOn
wild,
Cutting down the stalwart husband and the young and
/ tender child;
But in ths sla there IA Another mighty eOnqusrOr
and king;
he can crown our arms with glory, and Tyranny cap
tive bring.
'Iu the Aeld stand all our dear ones holy Father
bless and save.
Guide them through the sry furnscs, shield them from
bloody grave.
Thou giysst victory when thou lls.sEt slone can
walt and pray
Oh we plead, nplOro Thy mercy "in the field this
fearful day.
HERAIEE
SELMA, ALA, Nay 20, 1864
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Dn.oarrIon o. ran - .aD AasI..

fnEhI
The Granite City ID propeller, and is iron
plated She was built or the Clyde sincs the
beginning Of the war for blockade running pur-
poses, but was captHied bY the enemy in Feb
guAry, 1863 while en- Fouts from Wilmington to
Nassau. She is q stsnneh vessel, and the finest
ship that has ever besn captured in the State OF
Texas Hsr aTmemeEt consists Of ons 20-pound-
eF rife parrot gun, ona I2 FOUNDER rihs Dahl
gTen howiizsT, and six "a FOUNDER smooth bore
DahlgTsn kowiizsr she'll guns.
The Wave Is Whist the Yankees call tinclad
steamboat, is cAssd with halfinch sheet iron
from stem to stern, and is 3 ste n-wheel Missis-
sippi stesmer, drawing about three feet water
her armament c0nsiss of one 24-pounder rife
parrot gun, one 32-pounder smooth bore gun,
and four 24-pounds, smooth bore DahlgTen
The ships had largo quantities of quartermas-
ter and CommissaTy stores on board, and many
poor rebel ia nov struttipg about the decks in
sailor rig who, twenty four hours ago, was clad
in rags, and it would do your soul good to sec
Ihem eating oysters, sardines, cEnvased hams,
and other articles too numerous to mention"
Oar loss in killed sums up IS follows; 2lsi
Texas infantry, 5; DAly's battalion, 2; and
Creuz5aur's battalion, 3. We have about eight
OF nine wounded, some of them morlslly.
viii endsAvoT to send you list of tho names Of
tlo E1iieU anu HOuuitoN oA Doth olOcn IL = uay
or two.
While ell behaved with such unequaled
bravery Il would be iavidious TO make distinc-
lions, bus / must say that the distinguished
bravery, coolness and sagaeity of Col. W. H
Griffin, who commanded the expedition in per
son, was too mAIksd 10 be passed by unnotieed,
and cur brave boys recognize in him com
mander under whom they are proud to serve.
Ths prisoneFS, about l30 IN aumber, stsrt for
Houston, via Sabine Pass. tomorrow morning
The prisoners have since arrived here. They
are nearly all of tEBlm fresh imporiati0ns from
Europe, except the officers, and are as hard .
looking set of men al we have ever seen.
Thus you viii see that in military matters We
ars doing the subject full Justice over this de-
paItment. l trust you viii have az good a re-
port to send from east of the river by the neIi
courier that arrives
As for matters in general there is little to be
said The spring has been about month back.
ward, but asill never at this season did crops
promise q more abundant harvest than now
We shall make plenty of corn, and that is tht
main thing.
The currency here s Of little worth, and with
specie ct thirty fer enc, and owing to our Msxi
can trade, quite plenty, there is general dis
position to return 70 specie basis. Nearly ell
cur army supplies are bought on That basis
and al imported goods sold thus. In Western
Texas all busines is carried on in that way
DOublOons and Mexican dollars arc quite com
mon
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16sk and 25,h LouIssana.

In LINE OF BATTLE, I
Near New Hope Church, Ga, June ., 1864.
EDITORS APPEAL: Below you will find Hat Of cas-
ualtiss in the 18th aud 25h Louisiana regiment Col
J. @. Lewis commanding from the 25h to the 3Osh Of
May which hope you will do the kindness to pub
lish Respectfully,
T. g. -PEGUES A. Adjt.
Field and Stsff-Wourded: SergtMsjor Brad
ford, arm severely.
Corp VIM Chapman Jno Foreman. Wounded Sergt
Harvey, John Hoggett, Jas McLin, severe; d W
ONesl, I L HGtfBld slight. Missing: R Brinksy.
Company B. Capt W Lewi5. commsnding-Ki :
Lieut. Jas T Cradd0ck. Wounded: I r Gilpn, ssT;
John Clark, " Ludlow, Bond ST. Misxng-Corp
A Smiihey, John Whit
Company G, Lieut. Bass, commanding g-No casu-
altieH.
Company D, Lieut. M t NoIen, commanding g-NO cas-.
ualiieH.
Company E, Capt JIM NJ Clayton, commanding
Woundsd S5rgt Chas Sinclair, sew; Corp W PariEh,
slight.
Company 2, Capt saIul A Hayden, commanding
Killed W Maricle Wounded; Sergt A Vernon, sew;
VIM Jones slight.
Company G, LIST Lieut. Paul Stagg, commanding
Killed j Scoggin, VIM Campbell. Wounded SerBtJ
p Nugent, sew Shesran A ] Barker slight.
Company 81, Capt Ppkin, COMMUNICATIVE
ed Geo AAShOn slight
Company I, Capt Brown, commandlng-Kllled !:
Sergt NJ Flesup. Wounded; J January, B Doyle,
Collins, Corp Simpson, sew; Corp J W Whitman,
e Slrrstt, E Smith, sight
Company K, Capt Aycoek, commanding-WOun Ound.
ed; Corp c Heard, G W Graves, slight.
Mobile Register and Advertiser will please copy.
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KoTIgE TO iIISSIssIPPIaNs.

ATLANTA, Ga, LAY 25lh, 1864.
AT meeting OF Aississippisns held ihe BiHzsuiDp
Depot ONCE, corner Of Mitchell and Whtsha ntrssts
or ihe S0sa inssapt it was agreed eOmpss the AZ
rAnsomsnts aor the organization Of a MISSISSIPPI
RELIsF ASSOCIATION. Fhs fOliovlpr os3a,r;
we're chosen:
Prssldeni-0sn. @ q. DAhlErsn.
Yics-Pcesident-Col. D. n Hayden.
Freasursr-Dr. G. T. aArshaB.
sseTefsry-Dr o. +. HIskls.
We sPpeal to Misaaippiana 10 send forward an,
and everything thai be used for ihs relief AZ
Aek ana wounded Q. < MARSHALL.
mYS9 ~ General Agent for NIasisuiupi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-04

The Metropolitan Record, Of the 25h, gives sun
mary quite damaging to Gorthera pride Il examines
the Radical and Administration for the recent
reyer5es and says It superior tactics and the stake
which they contend, but no superiority Of numbers
which reDders the South inviRcibe, and hopes every
poople lighting against wrong, Outrage, invasion
hBoatiOn. plunder End subi1g will always prove
lnvineible. The Record believes the South never can
be conquered their recent ueeess s rrefu able they
have already achieved independence.
Ihe Ohio Crisis estimates the loss In cereals In
qusnce Of the reduction Of abor In Ohio Il 900 OO0
bushels
The New York Tribune, OF ths Goth ult, says large
aumber Of officers have resigned within the last Few
days.
There win be draft tbs LIST OK July to rsplsca
the whose time expires soon.
Two thousand zen we're drafted in Cincinnati, re
esnty. Sixteen dgnied their willingness 20 serve tbs
balance paid ont got off on medical csrtifcsteA
The Florida destroyed the ship Avon Of Boston, on
the 29th Of March.
Twsniy-three millions Of ths new Austrian l0sn were
taken by the AnglOAusirian bank at n. Barring Bro
theirs bid 76, which declined
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-04

The telegraph line between Atlanta and Ma
con il down this morning, hence no news rom
Virginia
Parties from Marietta report firing at the tront
early this morning, which soon ceased. Ins
szsny are still massing on our right, endeayor-
ing to get back to the rAilrOad. Gen JoHEsToE
is making such dispositions As are Necessary to
meet them. He has checknated them at every
point.
Prisoners who were brought down this morn
ing report that no tain had arrived in three
days, and that dry bread was their only feed
They are defiant, and say that their orders on
leaving Chattanooga were not 20 hazard = gen
erAl engagement, bat 70 flank ali the time.