Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-26

SPECIAL COrrehpOnOIAC1 ACAiFAn4 -PfS%
In THE FIELD, MAR MAEIEA
Saturday Noon, Junet /
During Iaat n'sht the snemy's skirmishsrs
eoatissaI Ere during the entire light, thei2
skirnsish lines having been heavily reinf fsss
vent our troops making any movemsniP Pi'la
knowledge
Everything proves that the enemy are '',0A
restless in regard to our retiremsnts snt tla :
state that few days interruption of ths "ere
tiora in the rear would place she-msn's' r ran
awkward position. n1es
About 10 o'clock this morning our bg
EsnnesAw opened heavily upon The sfouna
parties, who were attempting TO sres}i ie"' 7slo
Of their posaisu, and succeeded u wound. :
their works, notwithstanding the srou2a ior
BY their batteries
Our position remains unchanged,
vigorous attempts Of the Yankee snoss "ao
from their position. lAou4A1e
The weather to-day is excessig ''ssssd AiAe
surgeons say il will have telliHf f'fi'y u
my 3 troops. Our troops, SO fArlsA asoos 'le
under the severe exposure to AeaihA@ zno
subjected, and cur receipts fr5Is au0l aoi S4e
rssr Tally eountsrbalancs tbs Fiun Po'al oh
srmy consequently keeps ap
There is oae noteworthy q 4ts@ro upon nc
neglected TO nsniiOa, and 4 ''ieili'y % ''sn'
meat: No army since the oAl'sii0s 0sins
been 50 wSll fed as the ar-s.a = isei5 i''s'
efforts Of that much abIGs
ars indebted for fun 4ANsso' Anu ''-1ie
the men q general tl 1'1 ----'e
Of hrsrs is is heard in Is
day night, often az 80 '-1'p' =
prF ring the ratiOns 70 1tsei-' :.
fl. fully At their pestss - a. ~ - OI1
than to be called "oassns y
glad to see that the soldieTs - al a.
are perfectly willing tgl - -i'-- T" - -''-- O''
~ ~. =, - bar who are ssRding
- should invariably be
- sAching their dsstlna-
- - -. - J worthless. Scarcely
-. - - sous large numbsr Of
- - Se been on the road for
- - - :. - are perfectly rotten and
-, !. -. food Il much needed by tie
- Ard tack and bseon, but #
duties.
-'t, - to d=y EoiIee Generals
- Axers wounded at Rssaea
- ..I.,,i.,.d = 4 are not entirely heaiss
Of those vhe havS9i an y. 9EH- -'-'i-
fields There see eEugNc as EHE
Of quidnuucs, -gF GAN POLK.
sauguinArEsc g., Frs. FLORIDA RRfsGDE Z
and sacri 4 NAL ETTA, Ga, Jaas - is64- )
aL;-HsviBg seen several accounts Of
- attending ths death Of Lieut. General
ea were exactly c.rrsst and being
znns Of his demise, sns eognizaEs Of all
- Is thi- sad ssiauaity, suppose correct
- teps Of al tho circumstances will be
com. - hlic and particularly ta bis family.
der tsssa ssye you Jhe following statement:
ne lsi.as In command Of this brigade, then
sou-b, sat tIpramiasnt poallioa on Pine riga.
in the block on the morning Of tho I4th
II, dsedsNop. Hsrdss, sna Polk, accompanied
for H ar. isssd a. my camps for the purpose Of
sues iion, gsiae ridge being shout one 4La
p.er.si = Rivsnee of our main line). We wSnt
army. \ BE highest point on tho ridge Oeeu
b,ttls 70 iaeregard's battery. Before rsscaiRg
noon auS iis geasrals net 70 allow more than
ssncy recs. % go with US, as a large crowd
NsareeIyS> sisrect the fire of the enemy. All
inpor,szs sGena. Johnston, HSrdes, md Polk.
tbi. division -. artery mounted the parspst
a. -. tba ,,ogifs,-a ~ IL.