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MEDIcALHEADQuAETERs GRssBuRFs BRIGADE. 2
CiabaTnsbU iVisi1a, Near EfsEFas, afay =, 1864. 5
BDE0Fs APPEAL; Tia following Is . Esi CT ths cas-
ualues CT Grsnbary's Texas brigads, ia the battle q.
and around Resssa Ca, Msy % zndI 1854. which
please pGbdsh IN Jour paper, and o5lgs yo1rsrespest-
fully, D F.. STEWART. 81. Surgeon
KILLED: " R KiIigors. = T. 17sh rssiaens c Eouss,
co K. 24sh regiment
Company g, 9th Texas Rsgimsnt-Wounds3 Lieut.
d Marsh, ug1t shoulder. ssEsTs.
I'll Tstns Rsgtasns-Lisat Wm Rogers, CO A, thigh.
shEff5 Sergt a Williams, co T., face, sff; b Caleusn
co 9, foot ST.; = 5 Rogers, CO B. foot snd face, slight
I0h Texas Resiment-Lieut T II Barton, co G. eft
arm snputaied; Leat Wm MeCGicnsn, co K. thizh
revere Ssrst " hLe9i5. ca &, leg. seV; Felix Collars.
co lsSs seTsrsi ~ n Brasbsr. 20 2 arm. severe.
l5lh Texas 2 gtasut-D Z Robertson, co A. leg Hsv.
Daniel CTtef, co 3, index finger ampGts.sd; Il Hof
stellers co D, leg, sight
l7th Texas Rsginsat-T 5 Nespadssu, CO I. right
knee. severe.
18th Texas R ,Eiasnt-W 7 Avery, co 3, thigh, ST.
NmB Boyd co B. abdomen, slnes died. Wm Payne, co g,
neek and shoulder. MORALLY.
24th Texas Regiment Eiehcls. co Q, sbdomen,
mortslyi 7 Humble, co G, GOT A4putated.
18Th Texas Rsgiment-J E Bailey, co @, shoulder,
ST. A GdiaFd, co Il, forehead, slight.
Mobile papers please copy
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ReNeraI 49, -. 3.

HE-ADQUARIERs GEORGIA NELrrLA
Atlanta Aag sist 1854
L Tbs camp ocsupis1by tbs trsops srzsred 70 -
ssm5ls under ne proeiszssisu Ct GoEsrD0r Brown,
viii be known - Camp esorsia-
Il Tas 06esr highest IN rank - ssnmlszlos. pres
szs IN he camp. viii assaRs sounsnd until . perna
asrt OF snlEstioz can Be efssied.
III. Tbs troops Of each military sistiet uHI b or.
ssnissd into cns Or nere e0npsniss Ct not nors han
one hvnsred nor lsz than slzty four 10 a e0npaay.
scccrdi1g oIhs<rovsioa Of sscslan fczr o. ths a.
10 rsersAnizs he miIits 81 ,hs STATE. Ehs emesrs
commissioned aud usn eonnlslioasd liking rank &C.
corning 20 commission
II. So sosa IS ne eoapsniss sedi "a e.gsnissJ.
E~ssiasttzv Willie formed fron lie military districts
lying IN geographical esuneea6e Win sseA ether.
Arrangements VII be nads to meet To ifoo7s a.
tue dsEOs and scnaust thsn % he camp. Rsqzia.
tens for tants, camp sqgiusSs and suhs1tsaos VII b
promptly nads By ihs oEesrs n command Of he
camp upea Captain '. A.. 9sskiu, ozartsrnasssr. fer
tas troops - sasz sriFe
VIZ < D1sEAFFENRIED.
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II

CoyFEDERAFs STATES oF AEERIoA,1
QUARrEKHksTER-GENEKALs OFFICE, y
kicanord, April ga. l5b4 ]
L ohesEE End agents q this Department srs
hsrsby notified that in 61dsr 10 hErdaes proper mi
Tormfy and fysislln eouraciion with the ean1raetl
exscatse With he Fsetoriss oa eovsrznens account
and % Iaerszss hereby IL yield thsrsof Haor W
OuDnlEEhsu, QHsrtsrmastF. b~s-esssors In charge G
The depot It Atlantis ssors 8 entrusted extensive
Iy, with the day Of o71trsetiaE II beaaf 81 shs De
psrtueut VITA ihs Factories N shs States Of S0usi
OzroIuz. seoFeiA, AlsbEns. Eiords ana EIsdssippi
BE viz rs1pozd 10 acquisitions for matsrlsi zse,
sDoa hin b oIesrs IN charge o. 6epgss fr ths nan
uissture Of clothing. A. r LAWrON.
nyRIm cuarsrrsesfs GsaarsL
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THE FIGHT AT CARTER's STATIes.-Tbs
fght st Carers station, on the East Tennessee
and Virginia railroad, on the 25.h nit, the Ga.
-sts Of he 5sh inst, nays was fought by Gen.
A E jackson With a fOTee Of about 300 men,
go only being cavalry against a force Of tie
enemy consisting Of artillery, cavalry ard
mounted inisntry, some 600 strong. The Wsu-
tauga river rising prevented the enemy from
crossing, and lssrning nsxs day that Jackson
had been reinforced. they LEFT for Kacxville.
burying some l6 OF IS who died on the way
irom wounds received in the fight Their loss
IS pat down Al q killed and the same number
wounded. Our less one killed, private LsydA
Hanser, Of Capt GsnnOn's company.
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FEDERAL LEAVTEe UPPER EAST TEENEs-
szE-Ths GAINESVILLE (Vs) CArOHsss Of the
Oh, ssys cur scouss 3 few days sgo went as
far IS Messy Greek, and failed to CONS in cor
tEet with Tie enemy. Messy Cresk is only 25
miles ess4 Of Kaoxvills, 90 the tennessee rail
soad. Several persons from lie vicinity Of
Knoxville stass positively that the Yankee are
leaving that place snd moving in the direction
Of Chattanooga. The railroad bstBsen Bristol
and Morissowa has been completely destroyed
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E@ r.~e--a--a p--A-N Ia - raaanglu
s. saving hssn baFiel IA Hes YoEk, was net
Admiral David D. Porter, who commanded he
Red river asst bat his eldest brother. ". D.
Poflar. BE died IN New York Of heart disrass.
Two ysafs ego " d Porter was seslded By an
explosion On the g1nhoas Essex, which pnt an
end 70 bis naval cSrssr.
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LEE's AID CHANTS PosITIoss.-Hilfor5,
where The tUlk CT Giants army is stationed, il
On the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
-~Esilrotd, tHenty-one miles from fredericksburg
and forty miles from Richmond. Hanover
junction, Lees headquarters, is on the Cen.
ual railroad, twenly-ssveR miles from Rich
mond.
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SEEGE OF CHARLEsrOH-TEres HzzdreG and
&srsatssath Dsg-Sems SIX Of the snsmy's bar
zss cams between Fort SuztsE ard Fort John
tsa ~irssnei0n Of eaa1g The telegraph yra
Fort Sgntsr opened 6rs o. taennr four
shells, Gzd ca1liHg = hasT ersat back .
Grsgg. The Ysnk@s Erred 6as saas "a rsturn
from = boaf h0Yitzer, Ebich p1sszd aVer The
foEt- Gregg 9 cred three shots, nons Of
which struck shoss usro 6rsd aEths fert
Thursday zighk Lat Ceanon, CT 10
regiment, was secidaataEy wounded in the hssl
by = gan II the hands of one of bis 0E1 men.
Sixteen shots wsEs fred q the city. The
damage, IS usual, was trAicg.
TASIs was no change ia TIE aseZ-Cearsr.
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The recent order to remove the stores,
etc, from Maristta. was given as we learn, be.
cause in the movements Of The enemy that city
might be uncovered and subject to capture.
The troops necessary to prevent this are need
ed for more important duty. This is official.
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BLOCKADE STATIsTtCS-Ia 1861 and 1862,
thirty leansr LETT me clyde for " a market"
In 1868 thsse were t~vsnty-eight steamers from
tie Clyde OF the thirty steamers Of hs two
years first named, only fuas have totally escaped
ana survived 10 .hs dale Of the report. Of tie
twenty igh. s.oz:ners Of 1853. fgo bsd been
captured
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-24

izsns whose arrest has ~sranspired TEsmss d.
Taylor, James L. Waters, Gerard B AlIsn,
Harry NsFcum, Fred Won Pail. Rlbers II.
Rsnniek, James K. Taylor, Henry Psltuzs.
Henry MysE, MF. Chilss, Of tbs fm Of ehilss &
Can, j. q Gardner, a5d A. Il. Baker. Most
Of thsse havs bsen released on parole, and viii
Be tired AZ sons future tina. The facts or al
legations on which tao srrsst have been made,
and the character Of tie allegations sgairst
them, viii thsn, il IS probzbIs, dsfuissly sp9eAr.
Till then we fcrbear comment.
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x The Macon Guards in ths veisran sh
Georgia regiment, in the recent tights in Vir-
ginia, BAD s B Balklsy and IA. Mathews
killed, D. R B,stiek, C. W. Mathews, Thomas
Jones and " Payne, severely, and J. c. Fow-
Ter. E F. Gray, R Smith, J Hlddock and C p.
Minehsw, slightly wounded. J. ". d. Barrow,
is missing.
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NOTICE.

AID AisSissippiEns Wa can DO 90 sss requested 70
meet WEDSESDAT MORNING, s5h iu,ssus Is "a
selosk, Al shs EiE1ssipFi Depot en- WhItskaI s1sss
for he PsrPOss Of foEniax p association FOR he care
Of oar soldiers. fmvs4 1ts
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YANKEES DEPREDATIosS-Fhs enemy, most
y with negro troops, havs hes1 Committing cut
rsgs0us dspTsdati1Es On he ST. Johnis They
took 3 number Of prisoners, burnt sone 6ns
dwellings, and esPtnTed soms heats, WhicA have
bssR uEed to cross Cur troops.
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From ths Eobfis Rsgistsr
Twas tae remark Of Pssieies e.thas whsra TIE
highest rewards sTe given 30 public vfsue. shsrs
the best OF patriots VII ever Be fouui.n L l.
net strange ihas snch nebia patriots are fsnu3
enoag e since cur pscPIe N the plsnitads Of
We understand Gsn. Forrest e tbs dsiig rao;p-
iaat Of seine kin pressat lsvishsd upon him
by his sdnirirg eouahymen. A few weeks
since The people Of Columbus, Miss, presented
him with g splendid norge, and from The core
s~pondsnce below il will be seen that the ladies
Of the same patriotic and hospitable town have
eomplinsnted him with : beautiful pair Of silver
spurs. Sach generosity could nos-be lavishsd
upon = more worthy ehisitain. Tho name of
Gen. FoEres IS noW Stower Of stfeuQtb-fhe
eyncsnre IF all eyes. He seems possessed Of
all those qualities which danger quieksns snd
brightsls int0 subiuity and grandeur.
At The conmeEcemaat of tbs val. - eataFe3
the services Of his country a. 8 DEivaa-shsn 4
eoloasl Of q regiment. Yet IS the evsats If
the Wsr sweiled thst regiment INTO = vsss army,
so the crisis kindlsd him into higher resolves
sHd nobier actions, until each successive step Of
advance has bseaEs tho assured march OF vicso-
y. In 81 the fsladonSof ms-in heyhood and
ages private szd g~erssal-daty, rather thai
glcfy -sslEsppzo7al, rather than Tsnown-
seems to have prompted shs deeds which have
made him immorksl II al hB acts ha seems
rs unconscious Of ks gIeEs rsn0w1 Is Il 10
gleam OF glory shsne through his whissaea
hsigs- The letter bslow IS Wsnaas usseranca
Of 8 nobla eonfdoEca, The Just reward Of great
scionE and ths response is the ousgushes Of &
heart e. iull Of gfAti1de as It Is OF patriotism :
COLUMBUS, Mss Mach H-To Major
GsnsrAl II. B. Forrest ( To yol, si7, and your
bravo troops, md Divine Prcvidenoe, We owe
our protection aga 1ss s Telsotless foe, who had
come 10 desolats cur homes. Be pleased, tbsfa-
tore, to seeept IS . slight token Of oar gratis3de,
the accompanying pEesent-a pas Of silver
spurs tom rs ladies' OF cur town.
Permit as 70 add ear prayers, thai & kind
Providence mag ever hs your ehiald and de-
fsnss Il he houEof danger and that you nav
long b. spared 10 serve cur conn ~.
MF4 Z A Long, As. Z T.. HumBhrisa Nu
S. 3 As5gAsoa, Ms T. A Wilkinson, . z
HEkrecsR1zsz FsRREsrs OAyALRye3
InFele, Nag II, 1854. :
Nesdzsss p A. La1g. Z. T. Hamphrsst :. n H,rgs.
too h-A<NAkns0u, Couinittee
LADIEss Your favor Of tie 1ta Of March
accompanied BY the kssadfni pair Of spurs pre-
ssnse1 ne, did NOT reach 1hefr ~dssduai.ou rpHi
= few days since. Your handsome and aupro-
: rriAie gsesans Is fe1sived WskA he p~roFonndesl
! emotions q gratitude, and frsm 3 hasrs ofen
tsaehed by the kEdEes5 Ok my fair eeuntryro.
men, ] thank yoa icE 3is d-em9Harssoa 81 Re.
1 gard. Ia our 6fst- great feVoiatien Y5er eer
| sigaelizsd their pairi0sism BY sslf-sae-ifcs sad
accomplishing foTnlHdes and IN tia our oYsal
r~esainaen yos hsva vindiczted youf ane;ast r.
/ newn By deeds which nerve the arm Of ~ 40
der win strength and biz heart with hoOs. Tb.
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Brisk Military Operations In SsraAeWest-
erm AEfkausaa--A EEEht Near Augusta.
ron tss SsssenpoEt ark EsveHis. q
Ga Friday moraine last Colonel Livingston
ssArsad oar with = detachment ofEheI L st Eebfas-
ka and Ifsh Missouri csyelry, in the direction Of
Asgusss. 4 nving st Augusts. Col l. formed
4 function with the troops Of Col c @. An
draws, 3.d MinIssss Veteran Volunteer Infant
~, and resumed the march after the enemy.
On hearing Of the approach Ct our forea the
enemy fed across tbs Cache river. AfteF cross
ing khs river shey tsl into tho hands Of tho 81h
Missouri cavalry, who gave thsml ii sereihle
| overhAnlirg and scattered then 81 over the
| country. On tia return Of our forces. they
secured the whols country between CacBs ana
White rivers, drove in AGO head Of bssf cattle
ard $50 head OF mules and horses, q number ef
negroes, and captured Capt. Stsin, Leak Sci
lard, and fear privates Of NcGes's command,
also killing q Sergeant Elder Of CAPT Stems
/ company, in the pursuit.
Col La command trsvAltf gbcRs 100 miles
in tie incredible short spaes d two days
The psopls il Tee eastern p(gtion el this dis
trict will ind Isl that g ne hAas arc around
10 these paFu gndtho Aest thing they can do IS
to become loyal - fast IS hoy can, OF they
| will be made r 4e3 that The sFeds'' are about
Col Wood ee1nanded bis regiment
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YANKEE OFFICERS AT LARGE-About one
hundred Yankee ofiesrs escaped tom tie cars
on the Charlotte road % the 2lst insk, b. ~ssD
ChGrlotts, !. O., and Columbia, &c.
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GRAPHIC.
Reports of the Press AssociatioA.

61tersd according 70 a1 Of CouEsss b fhs yszr 1858
b. ,. s. TaA&5HER, IA he Ciar<s oncs o. ths Dis
tdet C1urt Of TIE C0lfsdsrats States for he North
sn DI.rist q Georgia
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Attention, 1st Company,
ATLANTA FIFE PaTrAIInn

THE msneers o. b1 Canpary are rsaasstss 10
i meet g thar Eugirs H1zn. wuF5 rruss5.vf
EVEN1HG a. az ceock. A pznetuzI sti-nsar-s I
desired - eusir>as eriuporiancs Nm esms bsfors
'as s5 7sslsas HAAe p P1saA
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KENNEDY aoUeH
W0REEE

TNHE above HOUSE Is nov FeopeBed fer p-ermAeen'
Il ard rs1sisnt boarders-,ooafs6 o. 81 Leafs, b
fEeeu Franklin aid Hzmii:o1 streets.
HEs J. O..
mvaTr prErrfafrczu
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The WHEREABOUTS or F0RREsT-The
Mobile AdBsrtissy AID Register, Of the 18Th, has
a letter iron Tupslo, dated She l5sh, which
opens as follOws
GsR Forrest is Egain 81 the head Of his le-
gions- We shah not long remain inscdVe. This
plan OF TIC campaign, 50 far Es We are connect
ed with II, has not been divUlged. Men snd
horses are refreshed and ready Tor any sxpsdi-
lion which the sound Judgment Of Forrest COM
msnds.
From Tupelo Forrest would have about one
HUNDRED and fifty to two hundred miles 10 march
to cooperate efficiently with Johnston against
sosrman, aud it is the general impression that
be is today in the rear Of the latter. II so, We
may be sure that the race for the Ohio river viii
be eonmsnesd in q very short time.
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TORIES q BUsHwHACEeRs LEAVING.
EAST TESSEssEE.-Ths Bristol Gezslts Of tie
5.h, states hat she tories and ~bnshshseksss be-
tween Bristol ard knoxville. are leaving fcs
Chattanooga Thomas A. Z. Nielsen, John
EslheFland, and several others, have gone for
good, provided as Mr.. Nesherisnd said to 4
friend, Grant gels whipped s. Richmond. a
good many negroes lsft & gentleman from be-
/ low Grssnville reports no Yankees ibis side O
New Mske,-ail having gOns to r~einfOEcs
Thomas at Chattanooga.
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E BaE-Gsn Gideon J. Pillow arrived in
Selma, Ala, on the 18Th, and stopped at the
Gee house.
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NED BzADGRs, GRAsBURYs 3
-. $780, L. L

MI 2AAD&S ahAabIHrs balaAuA z
Cas- Station, Nay 19. 1864 5
EDITORS APPEAL Through your valassls paper
allow ne 70 askno~isdgs tbs rssslpt or thres large
cooked hama two hundred bscuits. two gsnaas vine.
ssr, oss zud q halt gallons wine, one half gallon Peaea
brandy and eight gallons pare fYrup. sent By Kin Cof.
J. 3. Walker, Ct Madison, Ca Tor the TEXAS wounded
soldiers Of Granbury's brigade, for which he klnd lsdy
viii please accept ny thanks IN behalf Of the erigads.
D sT8W4Rr sr sursscn.
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R~IcHsoNBd Nay 9d-re ssnass s5-ssJ passed
sZO bills amending the ass inpossiny rssuieaozs fupou
Foreign eonnsFSs. Ous gave tbs sane p~ayIsEs .
any State sAsi they voald have Z Ne Cozssssrsts
government owned e saars Of ths cargo.
memorial fron he Sups5intsndsat Of tbs Press A
soeisdOu sskins The privileges Cor reporters "a he asla
70 purchase ratious AID forage va presented sas ~
fsrrsd 20 the COMMITTEES On Military AHan. Abm On
the sane subject was referred 70 the ssns sszzstse
On lest Friday.
Ths House passed a bin o da7 Increasing the pay q
soldiers e. per month.
IT. Lsseh Of North Carolina, i-usroaaesd 3 rssolu-
tea for the appointment Of eonmisaisns7s to asyoa.ts
Tor peace On The basis Of the Independence and sovsr
eighty Of the States, which vas laid On he table
A communication vas rsesiVsdh 1m t8s Secretary d
the Treasury, Recommending lbs nodiAsadon Of tas In
Pcsamant lsw. 50 hat tie transportation q dothine
and sgbsiatenes nay Be paid Tor with esuiasafss Of IN
d~sbssdneas PAysbls i've years after pssss in gold. h
tsfess payable semi annually In coin; vsias . be arsd
s. he usss o. the year Is6o.
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The Hattie a. Drewry,s EIaa.- "a BriIIianl
Vicsory.

From he Petersburg Express, May 1s
All sccOunts cencur in representing the fight
Of MONDAY nesr Dfswry's bluff, Is being ons Of
Tie noet gslIsnt and glorious Of ihe r-n
bers considered. 1t commenced at early daiFn,
sud was pressed with such conesans and uzre-
hitting vieor BY the CoufsdtRSsss that the
Butterflies, and their Boosting leasek, had Eeither
rest nor quiet until he victory was complete.
The work was finished up by ten o'clock, and
but foS : little mishap, about which the least
said he better, we could now lave bad 10, 900
| of tkese villains in our possession. Is il is,
! We hsvs between 2000 and 3e,O prisoners, Sc
ysEal pieces Of cannon, q large lot Of annual
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Rxcitenaons il s.. Lonts-srrass sf P-sw
tnens Oattzena.

From he St Louis pemoerat. 9th
Considerable excitement hss prevailed N our
city Gos Inc past few days, n Consequence Of ths
arrest, 90 undivulged grounds, Of ; number Of
prOminaat and irdasntsI e~idzsas. TIE arrests
we're made BY order Of Provost Marshal Gen.
Sandezsan What charges are msde, II any,
against sha parties arrested thus fer, and what IS
las nature Of the proof, are not kBsEn. Among
those zEcestsd may be psFscns more OF less inne-
cant 81 Ne matters in which they have bsen
implicated Following are Use names Of the cit.
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Y AsjorGen. S D. Les has removed his
headquarters from Dsmopolls to Meridian.
Msjor Ban is SD with tbe general.
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1he kishsss markes pnes. silhsz 10 moHsT
q VII 10 PAID fz clsaa csttoa
- Ensa e s q caioFs5 deBvstsG Is tbs
8ePks@nztbsztasm
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pouT tnp resk's 49,. q LADKS BKEA6TPiH
- whieh tae ruu=f cen zrt - fhs once - pfoFi1l
- 80 and raglnt6ior ~ aasefussnsnt
aha
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E1ITeas ArrEAL. re folg-Inr ) ) l.t Of -

HHIIvN aFfAALi TIE IoIoNlng 3 4 lt o. caseat
ties IN ccurtney's battalion Of artillery, HoOdS corps, In
the battles before Rsagccs, MsY I4ih and 18Th, 1884
Wounded: Major A r Courtney, chest slightly.
Garr1iys Bsttsry-KIlsd B = SesttsrEs0d. wound
johnson. thigh bone, ST; joseph Scot. fssh' reiv.a r
Moore sea p, sew I Coudon, thigh. Resh, ser; J T Con
don, face, ST.
Dsnts Bsttsry-Woundsd Lieut. Il II Richardson,
t1gEs nsHa SIS SsTgt ID Mclaughlin, thigh, fesh, sit:
yorPtJ Campbell, thigh. anpasstsd; Il OCoERF.
iea, ssgi chas Waae, Pelvs, m5rtaly JTNz hsad,
sew . Bailhps, asek, sew.
Dougsas B~sttery-W0undsd Lsut Jno Il Bingham,
wrist, St P. BONE,
A6ialans gsuEtnevls Ratss.lon.
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PHILANDER 2. PEASE,

GROCER ana COJMgNxSSE0I'
.UERCEEAErTs
ELs0-Dsslst n Caiio1, Rope. sheeflHe Sbiring
Ysrns nd OaUes.lls. Wr4suia aE1 Nora Care
Tips Tosscco. VIZ hipF le5a EToai S.cre, Peachree
street., AaSntz, GecrgA
Mitchell Emiihs Hrc1- qsi Erwin Heress
Savannah. Ca EeDasiei 8 lhF. Lynehbufg We.
Kent. Payne 4 Co. EtsLmend FsTri ! = stewart
Enrtg Esrv. AIS LFlE -. 4uzue.s 9Hi Z
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AE14 ms Edl=fd1lzE ELQreafr lS-1t
Tia booming Of hsz7y gus ct "a ealy hour
gezteEdEy sppa-sndy within three Or four miles
q TIRE city started isrTe aHusE Of ei6zsrs
s. she saaA sing hi8s. A tas morsiuq go
gaessofs iafsa N1 uans u ay Fsrau5 psEsiss
AZ ths9e w&sA diminishing oaly progFuss-
iar. This I'M hing cszs 1sd- tarang5ou
tha day, aud resulted IN noshinr su5sssnfisI %
either side. We made every e53rt-ko draw ire
enemy from his enhenehnsnts, bat siguaily
failed 0scssi0Eally, they Eoald exhibit them
selves, and make show q 5a5tls, bus 10 eooner
than our non stsrted to charge he Yankee heart
would fail snd Yankee legs would tsks rapid
steps Backward. Msny Hha Witnessed To
sknRiEhing up 70 me close Of the day, came Il
with ih5 firm conviction that ihsre vii bs I
general engagement today. Bat shsse nsn sre
maze eiylians-know nethiag Of niliEsry ST.
fairs, and Of c0aEss cannot say Enthusiastically
Eaat tie Intentions Of car general SIS. O1s
thing IS vegy certain. Th5 sasny VII 10. hs
al0E0d to leave hs eztanahzzaa nssrths sWol
rivers without . battle. Ths tura5iks aad rsil-
road are 20 be hsld and protected against sl
Odds. the lying disp.tchss e Butter 70 tbs con
saEy Notwithstanding.
The bad firing hsard ysstsrday proesedsd
Hoz 3 hesgy battery Of coDfeders1s zuns
which, having scared Al sligihla position on
lbs Appomatiox, threw ssvezsi shells into the
camps Of BaEleE's negro soldiers, stationed lower
- 49, HAaLlEL<A ~ HDII4-
ton, says our artillery obiSiBed the range i5sms-
disisis, and that B1tlsr's s~svorites scsnspsred
Ike = he'd Of Wild bafsloes. As seca Is poss;-
Ole tla eneE3's gunbo1ss esme % IS hizh IS
lacy dsEs 20 aad shsliad TigeEsaslY fafs e5upIs
Of hours, doing 70 d2nsga, aozsver, save en-
ting down several hnks and sapInzs. which
our soldiers much nesd IN he prosecution OF
their culinary operations. We ave he piscss
and The boys 20 manage thea, n Butler and
his ninioRs nay make up tnsiE minds 1t once
to hug the Hvssz closely. L lhsy Gars ADVANCE
somab9dy j. bOaad Q be hu-t.
TIE HERALD on cARIzEr.-Tbs New
York Herald, after discussing he blanders Of
she Lncoln Administration, zdds;
MsssFs Bates ard Ushs1 seem % Be the only
p hiidil to duties Of their posiiions but
syai5st he Presidents, ths cozary should wage
Wslias ars sEks incompetent driVeIler3. and
Cease, according % hoss autherisy, IS 5 sscss.
~sionist. Sach usn must never again be mar
mitlsd 10 govern this great country.
x TIE wsshpgssn correspondent Of shs
s~7uEgheid RsPz5heas IN speaking Of Lineolo's
prospects 10 the convention z y be s'fsslg Ger.
tain 81 he nomination Eext Jaas. Tdo not BE-
heVe Re mas 4 doubt upon the suSjset Nor dos.
hs atlenpt 10 conceal ais pleasure over tbe pros-
peek Hols 40 Aypccrisss and does not ny 70
make peopls bel-sVe that be is unwiiine to Be
: President for another four years. Hs wants %
Be, aad expects TO be-.
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