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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-30
A srAThmENr or RACTa.

blAAlE1lAi IRA May -, 1864.
EDITORS APPEAL; see in your paper Of
this morning an article signed - K. j." pro-
iessiDg 10 be statement Of the facts, as con-
nseted with tse late raid of Gen. Wheeler on
Csssviils. The errors in this statement are SO
manifest that We can scarcely believe that -
Z. J" was present at the fgbt. The facts are
these:
The ConledersEe brigade, commanded by
Brig Gen. Allen, charged the enemy's wagon
train aad captured il without necessarily firing
3 gun, the enemy having pTecipiiately led.
While they were engaged in moving the wagons
to the rear, squad OF about fifty Ysnkss cav
slry chsrged the brigede, scattering them and
driving them pell mell over the fields, and re-
capturing the train. st this junctnEe General
Wheeler came up snd ordered Harrison's brig.
ade into line.
The Texas ran gers tsth) being at the head Of
the column, Immediately wheeled into line. Il
was a. muehas the oficsrs could DO to restrain
the men ffcm charging immediately-abont
thiTty rangers, however, oroke ranks and impet-
uously charging, drove back the YaHkee SQUAD
abous qusrtsT Of = mile, until they esms up
with WOoliords brigade Of Keltueky (Fed !
cavalry formed in line in tie woods-Wooiford's
brigSds then charged, driving back cur small
Equsd 50 the regiments. When they got within
sn huadFed yards, the rangers lsd by tho pal
LIANT Maj n Christian met them With & counter
cbaIgs- II was hand 70 heHd light, .face 10
isce, pistol 20 pistol. The Yankees stood about
two seconds, thea broke and fed. cur boys pur-
suing, keeping up running fght for soma dis
lance. 1hs Wsgons weres then brought oif in
safety. Woolferd's brigade was composed CT
the lst and llth Ksntueky regiments. l. was
whipped IN hand TO hand 6ght BY tbs Texas
rangers not Numbering three hundred men.
Gen Wheeler who was spectator Of The sffAir,
says Il MAS cne Of the most gallant charges he
ever witnessed
The balance Of Hsrrisons brigade was near
BY and vas with difficulty restrainsd.by their
officers from lining in the 6ghs
Hsrrison's bsigeds is composed Of ths ssh and
lIlh Texas, 81 Arkansas and 4th FsRnesses
There is no better brigade in the
,eTVice. Its gallant commander, Col. Tom Hsr-
rison, cod Iroasides," as the boys esll him, }
is \ hero There IS no batter cavslTy officer in |
The army, and lew have done as hard fighting. |
The account gwen sbove is plain statement |
# facts. The Wriief was an eyewitness, and /
was actively engaged in the scenes 80 describes |
s.
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GRANT. nHsvemsn,s.
Richmond Examiner, 26h.1

From the Richmond Examiner, 26th.
Disappointment is the lot of man. The AZ.
tack eagerly expected BY our army at Hanover
Junction on yesterday did not come eff That
lay and The day befors were occupied wish
skiTmishes and osnnonaaiug. Our correspond
snt thinks that Grant is reeonnoiterinR, bat the
true key Of the situation is probably the fac.
thst Grant fnds il impossible to bring up bis
men to another Assault like that Of the I2gh
BE twice tTied i At SpO,igylYAbis Court House
aud failed. Gen Les reports that his demon
STATIONS on the day before yesterday were stil
more feeble. 10 vain has he called for Yclun-
sseTs, and IN vain has be shot bis own rnea, or
broken bis othcsTs for coNsrdice, sending han
1Teds Of them in irons back to Washington.
The slaughter Of the l2:h has demoIsliEed the
Yankee army.
II may yet come mp TO the scratch. We csr-
airly hope 80, for is utter defeat at Hanover
junction would be almost inevitable Bat we
rather fear that the last Tumor will gather con.
ss,enee. 1t is 70 the effect that The Yankee
army Is 6ncs more " swinging" TO the east:
tlzt long column is strelchipg down the north
eFn bank Of The PAmgnksy. If this should
Grove true, wo viii next hssT of Grants base
At tie Piping Tree and West Point, with his az;
vance a. Coal hsrbor. His march win end
where McCelsn's began.
Nor is it clear hoR this frequently repested
maneuveT can be prevented, except by az attack
IRON our army, which may net yet be the policy
ef iss gensIsl; though ne may yet have 70 at
TACK il trenches. Il Grant comes down to Nc.
CleAan's old base he will, of course, insrench,
send out deischmenti 70 cut communications.
and en- iesvor 10 take Richmond as be did Vicks-
burg, by hsEsssiug assaults and starvation.
But we repeat, be will find different hand
sreiched out TO him. Nor is there satisfactory
reason 10 suppose Grant yet cured Of tbs hAilu-
cinaiiun thai he can whip Lee in the field, OF ia
tired Of buteaoTiag his own men; notwishstAnd-
Jog the Northern newspapers have announced
that he will hereafter rely on ''geneTalshipn and
flank movements"
We must admit, however, that our faith and
hope ia the. prospect OF Rn immediate and de-
cisive battle on the noble ground Of Hanover is
much shaken By the statement, apparently su-
;bentie, That the enemy is tssTi0g up the iron
snd burning the sills Of both t6e Central ard
EiedeficksbuTg roads above the iunction. If
he is really doing that, OF course be doss not
COW propose 70 come on BY that route, and
chooses the Yosk for bis baEe. BE might have
brought bis whole army there Without the loss
Of max; and L viii De difficult for SaHton to
persuade the people OF the United States that
be lcsa o. fitg shousand men by the way be
chose % come vas piece OF fortunate and
splendid strategy.
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THE FRonT.

Since the heavy engagement Of General
CLEBUREE Fndsy night, nothing bat steady
skirmishing has been going on at the 'front.'
and il is impossible to conjecture when gen.
eral engagement may be looked for. Some
two hSndred and ffty wounded were brought
down last night, and we learn from persons
who let Marietta al midnight, thst the can
nousdiDg was then heavier than it had been
at airy previous tine. We may probably hear
ths result Of this bsfOTe going to PresS.
Since wiring the shove, We learn that the
attack was against POLK's corps. Three sew
srsl assaults were made By the enemy, ssch Of
which was repulssd with heEvy lOss- Far falle'
PaT.ieS1STs Of the engagements on Friday, se'
o5Yfelegrapbie column.
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tho Soushside, which shows 1t the same .inie
fhs fidelity of the slave 70 bis Soaihern msaier
and the cruelty Of bis would be Yankee brother
For many years the Pstersburg rsilrsed com.
pany has had in IFS smpIoy, as Port Wallhsli
junction, most worthy ard rusty old negro
man named Columbus. When one Of our ar
tilIeSy companies moved up from Petersburg this
faithful old slave volunteered bis services 70
them, " to wait on his young msssaTs,n and
whea the battle came eff the old negro nigh
be seen making his way over the field wbers the
shot ard shell few thickest administering water
10 our wounded soldiers.
This nobls conduct commended the old negro
to our soldiers, and when they moved of they
carried him with them TO DTewrys bluff Soon
after arriving there, the poor old slave diseov-
cred that be had left behind him a stocking full
Of silver, which he had been for years saving up
fom his small earnings, and started back to gei
IT, assuring our soldiers, who wers trying to dis
susde him from going back, "never mind
msssss; I'll soon be back 30 jine you" The
brave, honest old negro could no. bear the idea
of losing his money, and yentuTed back, but on
approaching the place the Ysnkees caught him
and hung him from the limb Of q tree His
body was discovered yesterday. suspended from
tree, the victim Of Yankee malignity.
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Tae eieEe of CAarIe.lon.
Thrs. Raadr.1 Ed Tl..nlg- 80 Dsl

Thrss Hundred and Tl1saty- Taifd Day.
From the Charleston Courier
ThiTtytEo shots were fred as the city from
sigat a. N. 70 SIX P u Thursday Battery Sim.
zlusopeued fre upon Gregg, which was con-
linued .ontil DARK. Gregg replied occasionally.
hriug st both Simkins and Fort johnson. IT
sss reported tEst the Swamp ABgeP' opened
Wednesday With anew gun bearing on the city
f6sTe uss 10 change 10 the feet The Iron-
siets had her Sage 81 hslf-mast during Wedues,
day
The following cheering official telegram was
received ct headquarters Thursday evening:
ADAMS RUE, Msy 26, 1854.
To Capt q. ". Feildsn, A. A. c..
Early this morning the enemy made demon
strsiioss along my 'front.' 10 the Ashepoo and
sou Z iisto rivers. -Four or I've gunbsass and
= I=nsPorts attempted TO ascend ihe Ashepoo
fhey were promptly fred st, st Cheprnan's fort
y portion Of my forces under Capt. Earle. OF
be srtllerY, aud fofesd to retreat with he loss
"a ems transport, which was completely riddlea
b Esris's battery, and burnt 10 The waters
edge.
mo enemy has retired on both lines. No
casualties on-Our side.
lsgned) B. Fl RoBERrsoN,
Brig General Commanding. !
Official 81. W, FEILDEN, A. A.G.
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The rspidity Of the firing csnssd such dense
smoke thst was unable to ascertain the dAEl-
age done The suemy, but ia nk l km seie ID
saying that We suak one Of their mcss iorr1lda-
bic boats, and severely crippled two others.
he contest was very severe cnes lasHng
about three hours. The disadvantages under
which labored from he fiiler giving Wsy and
the inp0ssibiiity Of producing steam enough %
manage the vessel 70 advantages, prevented ma
from irficiing much Rrssisr dsmsgs than ws
did Tas smoka-ssaek Vas riddled 70 sEeh AZ
extent as 70 render It usslsss, and SO eTest Was
extremity ct one time that l WAS forced TO sszT
doEu shs buikhsads, throw II al ny bacon.
lsyd sDd ether combustibie natter, 10 produces
steam sufficient to brig ne back 70 the river.
cannot speak teo hi ghly Of thu cfficsEs and
crew, especially Of he following named men,
VIZ: John Benton, james CnHingsoa, J. B.
Cooper II. A. Kshn, John Smith, II. P hey,
Thomas Wooten, John Sieely and 7. Nichols
TIE pilot John B. Hopkins, deserves great
credit for the manner in witch be maneavsTed
The vessel, AID bfiugiDg Der safely back 20 PSrt.
Siucs The engsgensnt, have learaca By Gag Of
truce that thsIs WAS no oas hu1t On lhs Bomb
she'll.
I am ysry respectfully, your obedisni ser
want, j. II C0OKE,
ConusBdsr. G. n.
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placing teTpedoes in TIA Rappshsnnock and
fianksiank rivers, an expedition was sent cut
on the llsh inst and destroyed fear Of these
engines Of dfsIh and brought Ia six more.
SeTeIa prisoners WeFs taken by she expedition,
which was under the command OF Col. Draper,
Of the camp ct Poiut Lockous Tee t0rpe6oes
were made of powder, enclosed in tin cases, and
connected with the shors By tarTed strings,
communicating with percussion cap, By which
each could be fred
By request Of the President Of the United
States, Gov Psfksr has issusd proclamation
fJ- al the militia foFce be can raise in the Slzss
Of Nav jersey within fifteen days, the troops 10
be iniaDtry exclusively; TO b mustered into tbs
United States ssIviee by regiments, and to serve
fer one hundred days; to be equipped, armed
subsisted and transported as other soldiers
They are 10 Fecaive no bounty, nor are they C
be credited 70 eny draft. Individually they sre
te receive credit for the service
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VICTORIES OVER THE LEFT."-The Rich
mond Dispatch explains how Grant, Butler and
Sherman get up their lying sensational dis
patches about victories achieved by esch other
{" over ihs lsft" The DisPateh ssys: "a
Yankee colonel, who was taken prisoner, gave
an secount Of the preparation of one Of these
orders BY Grant and Meads. GRAFT proposed
. inform his men of the capture Of Petersburg
and Of sundry victories over the rebsls, and to
add bis Fluctuations upon the victory won the
day before over Lees left. Meade deeming it
best to omit the victory over the left suggested
tbat as the army knew as much about that as
Grant, it might throw doubt upon tie balance
Of The story. The ,Gi.ns' sequisseed.n
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WILL % paid Tor he sppr=asnaion sad dsilYsgy
~ IN any s4fs Al % ihss zss tbs folsoHin 8
Ne =zroas.
TENNESSEE dsrk copper ecler. tFeaEysix years
oo weighs to hundred pounds q hgs lsat Ten nshas
hisa aud . vssy aas iookfng fellow.
HOzION black, tusaty I'VE years cid, ave- fsss
seven Inches -isf, wedges oEe 1l1drsd and 4fsy
Pc1nes ana Has raised 10 th8 low country.
PHILIP BLACK, tuen4y four yeals Old ags teat
eight saehss hiEa, weighs nuzd-e1 aas eighty
pounds, SAD sqezks vsiy SOW
lAR2EA, bisck i've fees six inches hsk, Esisas
ous huaae4 and fcrly fculis ro1n1 s1oai-er7s li1z
Eps. large moath, tTeniy Ie1rs ed
TOA- olaek. nys ls-t .lus Inches hish. weighs ons
hunsrsd and seventy - p0Gzds iWsaEF seven years
ed, sfastsss very tad, and When szci-sd ns can
scarcely peak
Tne tnEse ilst nausd ARE brotAsrf and Ws-s rssad
a fIaae0ek coaasy. AzHHaD BAkEA
mg9 IN Ausa- - 9s.
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ApPomstiox took part in the engagement, and
compelled the enemy to fgbt Et great disad-
vantage The result was bis repulse. Oar less
ID ihis affair was about City men, In the battle
OF the morning We probably lost two thousand
killed, wounded and missing bat in the battle
with General Gilmore, which occurred sabse-
quentiy, cur loss vas comparatively hifing
perhaps two hundred. The loss IN guns Wss,
SO far as have learned, four pieces We loss
no wagons or other material Of war.
Our gains were the developing Of the snauy's
strength in our front, and eompslling him 70 re-
tain large army IN position Of lttle value IN
the real struggle.
THE LOSSES
The enemy's iessss are estimated ct from Two
thousand % four thousand men; three Thousand
is probably near the marx OF these, SIX hun
dTed are prisoners. Il Is certain that the rebol
loss Is in excess Of ours and that their first tenn
poIaFy Success Was no equivalent fsr the san
culinary records alssTwasds made upon thsir co
lunls By 5uT sFmy.
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NoTICE TO MIsSlsnEPpI4Ns,

ATLAST1 Ca, Nay Ssh, 1904
AT meeting OF i-si ,ppizus held e he niasSzppi
Depot osse corner Of Mitchell aad TThitshsH strsstz
ths ze.h ins,s-t il vas agreed q eomp.ss h ar
rsnsemsn's for the oTgaEirsti1n tf NISSIsSIPRT
RELIEF ASSOCIATION. Tbs following ofaserE
we're chosen:
Prssidens-Gsn. C. G. Dahlgrsn-
yies Psesident--ooL D. M.-Hayda1.
Trsssursr-Dr C. K Har.hau.
sserslsFg-Dr o. r Hiskis
We spPssl % Ai5sssippizas 20 Ea1d forward ss7
and everything that can Be ussd sor hs ralef q our
siek snd wounded. q K MARSHALL.
uF26 ~ General Agent for sIssirsipuf
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NJ ACHISE OIL Tsnnezs' 0ii. P1ias 0E, Oar Blk
srsssi4g t1s suaseiisse RdlEolds Fsct5rfsE ssa-
shiHe oaoss 4ad Mis- sli 1a Supposed on rsasonabls
t=rma - addseas1g t1s ssbsefibss ~ A. gasla ga
my23 SaF s15.fN DARBY
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EDITORS APPEALS Pisass annuuzcs tAs mana sE
Col SAN TATE IS esnsidAss 5or sersrls IA ne IIia
District Of Tsna sass, azd sblgs las west Tsuass-
sesals IN General ForrsIts eomnard.
TUFELO, Nay. 5sa, lss4 lnrlstas
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sTOLEK--s8ao REWARn.

EF0R dark dGPFls gay MARE, stoisa Frizs7
a night l1sts irOn fle stso the ss1uo1 yard %
feaeare9 STREET. Shs j. about dfsser hsn1s high.
carries . hIzh head and tai very graceful II her
aoye1ents are uatzrai pscsr. She IS ffsshiy she'd
S1h shces and tzacer IL Der srs feet. has 4 scar
on hea breast ana Is sb7ut ssTsn years cid The
aoOVe reward viii be paid frfsr cs1FsT5 70 II Is
the OTtna1ss Dep1rfEan. L RAY
myts y Atiar.a. ea
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WHAT PITY : The New Yerk Herald says
that the horses aud carriage of Secretary SIAN
ton ran into the Potomac Iiver on Thursday
He was not in the carriage. What = pity I
RalcbHrFpOff Rerald
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BALM FOR THE WEARY AND THE WOUND
ED."-This is the title Of neat little volume
of eighty hvePlges, compiled and arranged by
Rsv. c. T. Quintard. Its contents consist Of
choice selections both Of prose and poetry, of e
religious, moral and philosophical character, as
rell rs Of oTiginsl contributors from the CON-
piieE In the language Of the preface, this little
woIk "hss been arranged for such Of our sol
disrs as have, by reason Of wounds or disease,
been compelled to exchange active service in
the Geld for the harder and more wearyiug ssr-
vice IN the hospital, or on The bed Of sickness
and pain" Such Of our soldiers viii find It 8
pleasing and instructive companion.
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n We regret 20 leAra that in the engage
msnts Of Friday LAST, Capt John W. Harris and
J. B. Park, beth Of Memphis, were killed
Capt Harris was tbe eldest sOa Of the late A.
o Harris, and was the inspector general Of
Ysughn's brigade. His body was not recovered.
He Wss a most excellent and promising young
msn As well as 4 gallant officer.
Mfr. Park was 4 member Of the l54th Ten
nessee regiment, sHd son of the late David
Park, of Memphis. His body was sent to his
fiendsin Macon, Ga.
Lieut-Co Luke W. Finley, Of the 4ih Ten
nessee, was seriously though not dangerously
wounded In the head in the same engagement
Hs is in the hands of his friends.
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q The Nississippian learns that Colonel
Sam Tate expects 10 have the railroad between
jackson and Csnton in running order by the
1at Of June. Il will not be many weeks before
trains will be running from Canton to Msnchae;
provided, always another raid doesn't interfere.
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- The Yankees scknoalstga tho loss ei the
transports City Balls and Warren, sad gan
boats EassPcri, Coying.on ard Signal, en Rf,
river. ~
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$500 REWARD.

D An AWAY froHl.ths subseribsE. nsaF Kingston
Ii Ge1rsia on tke l7th & start, a NB Ri BOY
Ramed LUUlS, ab1ut eighagen years Cd, nssglT
NhIts straigel black hsr. blusish grsy sYes- dsWu
cas-. look VIXEN 5ok-1 TO- a natural marx the iss-
cheek aSouf ave lees SIX snd a hE Z inches higa and
Ne gbs ab0at OEe iundTtd ana forty pouEda de lefs
y Bp n company with f3Ir oiher negroes Of Ear.
rison's Tisade-suPPoss1 to b making b way %
The Yankee lines.
INin pay the above reward Il delivered 10 re OF
lodged n jail SO that may gss blD.
q L STEELE,
CSpssin and 4. @ \,
grry's Tex Rangers,
ur9T 81 Harrfa1n'z Cav Irv arigade-
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WIkE FGR SALE.

THE "SoUFHERS WIFE C0EPAsY.- Mzron,
Il George mn1W prsparei t0slpPIy IaON WIRE,
tr0na No 70 NJ, Is ii isrgs a. q1sutilies.
ms Wire Is "a 70 aay Uls-s ~ izs C0aisdsrsey
OF ssghsTs. Aadrsss
Z. ". BEUNNER, PreIidszt,
mFS7 9oT Fze11 as.
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FOTECE.

OFFICE NIssIssIPPI CENTRAL E. P COEPAET,
Greuzlsl hhsi-, Kay llih, 1864
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby E5tiAsd has this C0u-
psay viii pay tbs Con'sds-a;s State TAX its entire
capital Th.y viii, therefore. make 10 IssarE 70
their several Issallss seek he'd by them
respectively. A. HCJUASICO,
ms q in SscJstsry.
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An HONORABLE FACT-Ws are crsdibly in
formed that the cavalry force engaged in tbs
provost duty for Gen. Johnston's army, report
that in all our recent movements they have not
found single strsggler from the Tenlessee sol-
diery, although they were retresting from their
homes and frssides. This speaks volumes ior
the Voluntser State snd her soldiers.
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The army correspondent Of ihs Richmond
EzGminer, writing under date Of the 25th inst,
says ''the situation seems to be this; LEE is
holding the line Of the North Anna river, and
GRANT, for two days past, has been recOA-
noitsrlng towards our lines, doubtless with the
view Of testing WHISTLER LEE has made stand
or is stin "falling back" HIS essays 10 this
direction during the last two dsys have doubt
less satisfied bin, and he is now no doubt hop.
ing for something to turn up.
I esnnot think that GRANT is even yet quite
ready for general engagement. It is one thing
to throw out ''feelers" snd rscOnnoiter. Il Il
quite another TO make bold, desperate hght
such as that Of The ever memorable twelfth o
May. Il is reported here this morning ths
GRAKF is swinging around to our right; if go
hs Is undoubtedly making for the Peninsula.
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y Msjor GsnsgEl Howell Cobb has contrib
ulsd $1,000 for shs relief 3 the refugees from
North Georgia.
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LUST

7 AdairsviIs, CT between AdkrHville s1d Cas-
"A vile, on ths l7th ms ant > MOROCCO POCKET
8UOK containing sJlrJ) th'r one h1ldred dollars
and sons vAlu ss.s papsrJ. Any psnon hndiBg aad
=p0siti- the sane Hi-h NJ z george l. Glisspiss
sshief @ 5, S5svsnson's Division. Or with L. WI
IL ms Of Atlanta &c. vii Bs literally ret sArdsd.
ny2S 81 j. j. VILLA MS.
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A GOOD snfaaeg saera ,er sal. sy
u r. r PEASE.
my2S s; Paachtrss strsst
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,

~ 4 AoHDALD DOAAAhO NV AAEs
/ WILL give fhs above TsEa,5 % any person who
via return ne ny aT aaRsand prodaes ths
ION re Wsg1n tan q Gan =. Gis1 f91r uHes
from AnAnts- on he AarleIta rosd S1s Has tsksu
between tea 5oGrs OF 3 an Gleioek A. n Sad
IS white ss-5ists1 sr = q ths lzrzs nv 0rfs
about f3urtssn Rsuds hizh h-sTy uusce5 vaTy largo
esrs, carries + Ga hssd o. very q1ick and EctrYe-
asout sisht OF ninz years ID and very fst any in
formation lett with Cssi " P. Pdee. ge1t south
Carolina Relief Assertion. Al -u-a viii & Futz5ly
rswarded. SAEUEA 5FRA CGEY
Uspt-ia a1d q ~,
rrr1s 4fe rrsrasa p-4-r-a uT-a. 49,. '--f..--
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How THEY LIE.-Dispttehes were sent
home to The North by Sherman, stating thst
Mcpherson captured nine trains Of cars At Re-
SAGA lsden with commissary and ordnance
storesi How this world is given to lying.
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OLzAH cOTEcN aAoS vii hld . ready sails e
- eais 1Ilas 81 th8 market prscs. Apply a. sas
iz27 aFkEA1 COUNTING ROoA,
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