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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
SHERlFFs AALK-

Ofavalnabe Farm in Jackson township.
Fredeflsk Cock, et al, No 2Sg7
vs.. : Montgomery County
Valentine silver, ct. al Superior Court. :
DT YfiSe VI aud in Obejente TO the command oi
ID an order VI sale made by the superior Court OF
Montgomery soHniy, Ohio I will offer al Public Sale
on the premises about two miles east Of Farmers.
Vile, on
FRIDAY, November 18th, 1864,
Al 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, the following de.
rbed real estate g. wit; Situated In and being tine
North part Of the SOHth East quarter uf Section
twenty three (2i Towuship -four (l), IA the Town.
ship cf ia ksop, County OF Montgomery aud state
Of Ohio, containing sHe hundred and forty two and
Onl inh acres.
Appraised NJ SOS U0 per and sannot sell for less
than 81 of the RhoyB RpDIRissmeut.
Terms n cash, Il in Que year and the balance Ia
two ears from the day Oi sale. The defe' cd pay.
ments to bear per cent interest aud to bO secured
by msrtg Age on tho premises
eEORGB WOSAMAN, shefih,
e. THOMPSON, Atty, octl7-WGW
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
Nru advertisements
SPLENDID FARM
OF
RICH BOTTOM AND HEAVY WOOD LAND
AT
PRIV ATE SALE.

1 will sell on reasonable terms, the vhole or uort
i OF the farm, lately ownel by M heirs % john
boyer deed, situate 219 miles north NJ deruientoSu
aud "a miles west Of Mlamshurg with the road letd
ng from Mamisburg 20 Faruer-yille lis north lide
aud the road leading from Germantown TO sslein 90
its east line. II contains l9l Of land. Of which
20 acres is heavy uncu,lsd timber aud l The balance
uuder cultivation, with good ienc, sc. great part
Of the land Is black soil suitable for corn, tobacco
&c and the balance good VIII aat land. The improve
ments are good two story frame dTeiling house, a
good lrge barn, tobacco she'd tWo wells, urchatd
sugar camp, &c. Adjoining the land are Church.
School House a0i Country Store.
viii sell the whol5, or cut of and sell 100 pcrcs
with the imbro yeinents, will self 20 ac res or less
oi the wood land, Just n the purch ser may desire
For terms aud further partit Ulkr- enquire Of Lewis
Guuckel Attorney, nj Dayton or or me, alderman
town. HENRY s. GUNCKEI
u.yiO 3tdAw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

IOHN VI. ENNIS, Piainiin against Charles Butcher,
~ Administrator of hsnTY Hageunan dec'd, be-
f0re ,Ih-s rufneF, }, = OF Dayton township, Mont
gornery COUNTY Ohio. On the 3lth day Of eeptem-
bar A. lsGi, sAi Justice ssusd an order OF Attach-
meat Ia The anoye acton tor tiie sumo OF 1--WE uOl-
lars and Interest inai set Tor November ", asa,
cOI2s-Wsw JAMES TURNER. J. P.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
laae1GMplre,
City and 0tha Matters.

pa- Go to Jobn W DArs''s corner Second
and Jefferson streets for yonr Fall and Wins
er Dress Goods; also. Cosks, shawls, Car.
pets, Sc just received DIT
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

~ oTlCE-- ALlMoEi Daniel Rush 10 hereby
~ nohned that hATy kHsh, hls vile has hied I
pettOn tor AhmOny sgAln him on aSaOuat OF silfai
deseTuon aud aoss nrgset vi duty and tAi said ass
viii DO heard At the November Term " the OoaH af
HOUK 4 MCMAHON
september LIST ls6A sepl-W6H
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N tS.t ana b / ILlsssi. hItr.lla MI sun

was taken from this Office some time ago -
The borrower will confer favor by returning
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10

New Meat aud Provision store,-
NJ Stockert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, few doors vest of Jefferson is
daily supplied with Beet, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage Beans Eggs &c,
&e, all fresh aud Of the best quality His
old friends and customers, aud the public,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
= Pure Sweet Cider
FRESH FROM THE PRESS EVERY DAY
AT
L. L. Gilliland'S
- No. ., MaFl.st strsstI IJ0

N ND YIN aFHet stFsftA y "
He has putup a ciderpress, and is max
ing cider expressly for Family use. which
he sells by the quart or larger quantities
oetiS.lmd s..#.s.l ...aa.J
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GentIeman'S Furnishing Goods.
PRESENT sRGDTGED PRICES

The Junior partner, Mr.. RosIS having
been connected with wholesale manufac-
turing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-10
NEW FLOUR 4 FEED STORE

HAVING purchased the Flsur and Feed store re-
III Gently Kept by Peter Rest, FOurth street, few
doors east Of Nam, will keep hand the bast quail
aeE Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26
miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY |!
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
Celebrated Female Pills.
Prepared m. prsseriptisa # 81, J. cgsrk, n. D.
- PAvssessa Extraordinary - ~ Qs<ss.
This invaluabe medicine s unfsing in the cure Of Al
hose pAinfsi and dangerous dAAsss which the fs
male constitution subject il moderztes all exces. An.
all distractions, and = speedy may be re
lied on
it is peculiarly snissi II wi In short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar bears the tiovefnme n
Stamp Of Great Britain. TO prevent eeanierfrits.
TAfss Piis skssh net b fakm By Fsmass xsrssx a
FIRST THREE A0xfHs eJ Prsssasep, Is sA<v ~
tr.S Asses-rsAss Sss = ssy sAsy ts~s tAs
~ ssEs.
In all Cases Of Servoas aud spinal Affections. pnins
the BackAnd Hmbs Fatigue align ~xsstlaa Pxipi,s
too u the Hart Hystsscs and White these Pials vii
effect cure when ali other means have fsiied and q
tAcugh powerful remedy, do mot contsin ron eaisus
snsinsFy, or anything hursfal TO the constitution
Puifdir~essSss n the pamphlet arosnA each psekss,
vlich should be esresuiiy preserved
SeLS ~ AL D.geeisfs.
| Sole Ageas ssr the United States and Canada
| jon MOSES. "a cortiands -. xev Yors.
d.R-slN asd a postage stsnps sncsossd 10 say q
fhorzed Agent will Insure bottle containing % Phi
osresurn mail nova dly ms
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Legal Notices.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To George Coleman. Edward Kilbourne, Chas povte
William Burkitt, Jno Foster, John Durkee Jas
Yale, W Clark, d Gootlov, Thos W Bullock, Rufus
Hutbard, Pennington, Vino Andrews Chss Aoerr
MB Morrison, Turpin daushters Milton Jennison VIM
Spencer liyrum Smith, Jno Wilson, guardian, Morris
Whtesdes, Elizabeth whitesdes, Mary Ann White
sides, Lewis whitssides, Waterman Robinson Z Co. B
Grimm, Hodges Bros, Gardner, Green 4 Co. sihiey,
Monlton Co. SinRiuf, Deveries Co. Henry Richards.
sn~an iitlierer. Catherine Callahan Ann Maloney in.
liza Caliaher, Jane Reynolds, Henning Woodruff Pat
rick Walsh Parker, Admir- OF L Parker, decd Geo
Anderssn. David Edger, Jno Dyson, Truift & Bros
Trnitt, Bro Go.
Ysu win seSerally take notice Hir.m Barney has filed
his petition In the Clerks office of District Court 81
Lee county Iowa, at Keekuk claiming Judgment upon
nirtsaee made by GEORGE Coleman to Edward XII
bournel against SEQ Coleman for the sum six fhou
ana doias- and a. against you all the the south
quarter and the west half of the qases
81 section and the southeast quarter Of section D.
township O, range west, Lee county Iowa FREE and
clear Of 81 rights interests therein and for gen
erai relief
And you must appear and said petltion b.
noon o. the second day Of the next term " said Court
be held on the first Monday of February lst5 or iud
ss-at viii be had ,her~en by dsfsrat
ii. SCOTT HOWELL.
now PINS Attorney
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SheriH7s Sales.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
GHERIFFS SALE.

~ SrArE or Iowa, Ike Co.'S
BY virtue of special execution directed issued
oy the Clerk Of the District Court Of said county, favor
OF frederick Zu2g, and against David R~tdinetop
have levied upon and viii sell the highest bidder
at the front door of the Clerks Office of the District Court
OF Lee county, Iowa, Keckuk In said county on the
Ztb day OF November A. D. 1864 between the hours of
sociock A. n and o'clock NJ commencing at o'clock
o. said day, the following property to-wit Eighty
ier' e1 % trout ends of lots and two ri in block
thirty 1901 In the city Of Keokuk Lee county Iowa
Taken levied upon and to DO sold by order Of court n
satisfy said writ of execution
Printers Fee 81 col ISRAEL ANDERSON
Keokuk Oct 81, 81. Sheriff Of Lee Co Tsv,
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NOTICE.

To J Hamlet, Lyman Nc, IAN, Ursula Mexican, Jno
Boyd. trustee, g G HAMILTON Co, Henry MontgDna-
cry. David Mhouse VI W Reed Msdiscn Reed 3 o
fasriastoR &c, and James keeaan.
You each OF you hereby notified that there l.
on file with the papers Ia the Of Hamlet Ly-
Mexican and others in the District Cpnrt of Lee
county, Iowa. At Fort Madison the and bill
q Sample, claiming Of yoa, this said Lyman Nc
kean the SUM Of nne hnndfed dollars money due on
foreclosure of certain mortgage executed by Lyman
AcA lean and ursals Nc ksaa his wife. IN II W sample
aad conveying the east half f the Northeast quarter
section twenty and the northwest quarter Of section
twentyone in township sxtyseren north Of range No
five west. in the county OF Lee, loss.
UDiess appear thereto aud defend befure ncon Of
te second day Of the aexttern Of said Dtrtt Court
Fort Madison. eomne ncnx the FIRST Monday in Decem
her. A D. 1854 judgment and decree will be rendered
sasinst you thereon BY default.
T. RANKIN MccRARY.
Revenue starp. so cts. Atty's for H. W. ssagle-
nova-dlw
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DR y W 'IgHlT 8

as - Phenfx sses foz she aches u its r, s,f,a
tn and Overcome 1issase. -
ArThs Rejnvsnsnsg Elixir IL the result u modern
discoveries In the vegetable Kingdom being an entirely
hsw and absrt method Of cnre irrespective Of all the
old and WORKOUT systeme.
Isfs medicine has been tested by the most eminent
medical men q the day and ~ them pronounced fy be
one of the greatest ncdiesi discoveries Of the sxs
N4-Une bottle will cure general Debility.
- few doses cures Mysteries liz females
/ 19-One bottle ctres Palpitation OF the Heart
Kfcm oD< TO three bottles restores the manliness
and full vgor Of youth.
~ few doses restores the appetite.
A6-Thfee bottles cure the case Of Impcteu<v
go fsw doess crBe the low spirited
- One bottle restores mental power.
H9-A ~ descs bring the 70 the cheek
This medicine restores manly vgor and robust
health the poor detifafed worn-iorn de.pairiue
A1The Hsslen snervafed YOUTH the ed man
Of bune the victim Of nervous depression the indi
vtd.sl ssGesfne frcm general debility win all and i'm
mediate and permanent relief by the Of This F1ixif or
EMssss u Lifa
APrtce q per bottle three bottles for g. and for
ward ~ 1zpreO On receipt of mopeyts any address,
All such orders must be to O. A. COOK Chicago
| or 0ensral Agrn4 ~ the West
| 6cid in Chicago by FULLER FINCH YUIITK
Wholesale Druggists, and By eli Druggists everyvb<rs.
c. A. COOK. Chicago General Agent for the stafes Of
1 niinois, lows, wisconsin. MiehiRnu and Isdiana-
DIR. w. =. mERWIN 4 CO..
i scLr PRorxIrroRs,
| No. 30 Liberty street, New York.
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Although there are at present exiting lsrre pumh~,
OF Hair tonies competing for putic patronage bv fr
quent and repeated exsEeratfons Of their ecpar nr
critics Jet II is well known many who arc unrr ~
necessity OF resortng to their aid that they are
IN Their rssnts The frequent inquiries which have be-
made OK the subscriber for tonic which he coud var
raat for certainty Of effect and harn.Iessnesx have IN
aneed him 70 bostow much time and core In tho prouc
uon o. one which should possess these Qualities -
rs Of experiments have enablsd him 10 overcome m
lmcuties and II is Of qualification to him IL
md his isbofs crowned with complete succces !.
IAs1 hNr xofhe Is no dye, but
grey har 70 It's natural eclor, imparts moisture and
glossy appearances to the hair rvmoses dandrun curs
srupfsnns and all diseases Of fhs skin
PERSONS disposed to become bald can by constant sppl
and use OF the Tonic restore their hair snd scalp
to its former healthy condition.
TEBTIMONIALS.
We the undersigned hereby certify that the Tonic a,
ueorge Cabusis worthy Of the confidence u ~
meri0 1910 1tss : - s'e ~ : T ''u - erek
John A. Graham, II. q. Alexaudex. Speci.l. a - n
yepertment; Mm Funk, kcosauqua: Jacob Wfttimsn
II. oanries Smith, Keoknk; w. Lexhaoa n 1870
- Price IS csan per BssAe. l,ser.r, d.ce..t -
eept28-d6no
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Had, there viii b reason Tor apprehen-
- about Riehaend dsEisg the coming
vistsr the like Of which has nsysf sxiss.
Cd before."
critical. Instso Hted's lloveme6t hes
proved I. pieee slfo8. What b4ts dqs
hostile ofIllbAao = 10 ~ straiSgy q
General Grant ns12 FSaint Louis Dis-
patch.
Dxxsxurx-teUsxp 0uxxazrrx:-By
the follewis1 telegpsm Il vill Be ssen that
etsukft, enc Of tie biR ohieftains Of the
Norm ufss011i rang, has mot win BE
hte. rdis hAads hare nearly All been
s'nustessd ou9' also:
A Boonville, Nov. l0.
Bvigadier GeRsral Fssk:
| Bill Stewart, the notorious bush vhackel
who has been operating with Anderson
last summer. ~as killed this morning ius'
scross the river, By w. H. Basfofd, d
Johason ocsnty. Bssford crossed ID,
river yesterday evening late With drpva
OF cattle, and vas en- route to Mexico. Mo
This morning early Stewart surrounded
the house at which Busford vas stoppiu,
and ordered him out. Busford dselinsl
going Stewart thea forced the door
when Busford killed him The balsnc
fed. Foar revolvers we're taken Of hi
person. His body Is now 10 Boonville
| (6ignsd) NJ. SurHERLAND.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03
coNrRDaRATE srATEs OoNGREss


Tha ssnste met at y o'eleck, n, OF Saturday
the 25 IA.
Mr. Sparrow, Of Louisians, introduced bII
70 authoFiz9 the sugeon-gsneEsI and e5mmis
say general 70 make contracts for the dsiia
lion and manufacture of spirituous liquors. Rs
tsrrsd lc the Edill5sTY Committee.
Ms CapeTtuns OF Virginia, offered the follow.
ing, which was adopted:
Rese1sed, That the committee on Foreign
Relations be instructed 70 iBqaire into the ex-
PedR ney Of req1ssting the President TO make
an exposition, Ghgeugh cur commissioners
a5teAd, to tile varioEs European powers 20
which they msy be &eeTedHsl OF the violations
Of the rules Of civilized warfare end of the
atrocities committed BY the Government and the
armies OF the United States ia the prosecution
o. hostilisiss against tbs Confederate States Of
AEqerica.
The conmiseee on Commerce were discharged
from the further consideration Of a bill to create
= Department CT Foreign and Interier SappIies
OR Motion ct Mr.. Graham, OF North Carolina
the Sena,e bill to provide for the payment Of
commissioners appoinsed andsT the scs TO sas-
pend the privilege OF the writ Of habaas CORPUS
aud to confer esltsiH powers Epon said eomms s.
sIonsfs, WsE laia on the table until today, and
ordered 3 be pliated.
Ms. Hill, from the Judiciary committee, re-
ported pill pEi5viding thss, when required By
either party 20 = suit pending IN the district
court At lhe SIZE Of drawing jaries fOr tho ueKt
term Of the court, the judge shah select juriss
from the entirs district, instsad Of feens the
county or parish in which ths cour; may be sis-
ting. Passed.
Mr.. Graham, from Tie Joint Committee On
pIessments, reported bill TO provide sup
pies for lie army and 70 prescribe the mode Of
making unpTessGents-
Also, q bill 8, provide for tie establishment
and payment CT clans for properly tsker, CT
informally or unWsTrautably Impressed for the
use Of ths G0VeTnmsRt
The bills EeTs laid on tie table until today.
and ordered 10 be printed.
dCnse amendment TO Senate bill, to provide
means OF transit ac-Os5 the Mississippi for
Westsrn members Of Congress, was concurred
in, and the bill passed
House bill 30 amend the act to provide for
holding elections OF representatives. in the Con-
gress OF The Coliedersls States, in the State OF
Tennessee was considered end passed
Mr. Caperton introduced bill 70 allow for
egners aud AsrylsudeT5 to enlist IN the volun-
ieer navy. Rslsrred 10 the Naval committee.
House amendment to Senate bill amending
the Ecl TO establish 4 marine eorDs was con-
Cured II and tbs bill, as sasRded, passed.
The Senste resolved into secret session, and
soon after sdjouEnsd.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. A. H Garland, of Arkansas. presented
ho minority report OF tue committee on the ,Ju-
1IciaEy On the Suspension Of the privilege Of the
srit Of habess c0rPus.
Oa molten Of SIR. RiVes, Of Virginia, tho
House resolved into secret session.
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Later from New orleans.

From the Mobile Tribune 3lst.l
We have q copy Of the New Orleans Era Of
the 18th inst. A whole page Of it is occupied
with the news from Virginia, which is so handled
IS 10 give Grant wonderful series of victories.
1t is, however, only republication Of the news
Of he Northern papers.
There bad been FIRE at Natehez, bat il was
by DO means so terrible as it has been repre-
sented. We copy from the Nstchez Courier of
the l7sh.
Our city has sgsin suffered severely by fire.
probably the work Of an incendisTy.
Oa Saturday morning last, soon after -. a
FIRE was discovered in the fremont House, (thiyd
sime,) eorrer Main and Wall streets, which
swept away that corner and the large buildings
Of John B2tto. Crossing the street, il burnt
the physicians drug store, and from there again
to Wall street sll The buildings were DESTROYED
some ten or eleven stores and dwellings, in all.
Many families are sufferers. and much mer-
chsndise Was burnt. We could not obtain the
amount Of loss.
Thus we have lost another of the best portions
Of cur city for business, and few, very few, are
there among the owners Of the lands able to
rebuild thereon.
The dispatch boat, v F. Wilson, having on
board Maj Gen. Candy, Inc new commander oi
the Southwest department, passed down lssl
Saturday morning,
We learn that Msj. Gen. Sloeum arrived in
NascheE Oh Saturday. 1. viii be reeolleefsd b.
our readers that he is in command of all .thS
Federal forces in this department.. We ttusi
the general msy fad his visit of business 70 iRi
Bluff City an agreeable and pleasant one.
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si,ge Of ChnrIrs,an.

Three Hundred and Tiosn,s SsDsnA Day.
The bOmbaFdment Of the city continues
stesdy, and appears to be from new gun, car
Tying - p0uuder rihed twenty-five shots
have been fred at the city since our last report,
and some fifteen shots at our batteries on James
island. There was no other news of impoT-
tancs. All was quiet CO James island and else.
where on the coast. There was no charge IN
the leet.-C0HTleT.
Three HaRdrsd and Tt0ssty sighh Dag.
The enemy have kept up sn unusually brisk
fire upon the city since our last report. The
number Of shells fred during Monday night and
Tuesday, was ftty-tTc
The Yankees st Cummins' point were engaged
during The day in some light artillery pTSetice.
Batteries Simkins and Cheves opened upon the
party, when they TotTested under cover.
An was quiet on the coast. The Aset remains
unchaDgs Dgsd.-C0UTteT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

SEWARD STUDYING DEsP0TIsM-Is viii be
reeollected thst Seward some time ago boasted
thst be bad bat TO pull ban to have any man
arrested be wished. That he must hsve made
dssp9iisrn s study is evident In 1859, a Lon
don letter writer Of the New York Timss, wrote
to that Journal; 1T is said that when Ny Sew
ard was asked by the Qleen Of England Whist
be thought Of whst-he bad seen OF public life in
that country, he replied: Madame, I have come
to Europa 70 study despotism ; to which her
hajssiy rather pOin;sdly replied I hope you
have found nothing Of that kind to study here -
SewsTd's point was not understood theR-it is
now.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

COLUMBUS RETAIL PmcEs.-Ths Columbus
TINES gives the following IS the retail prices in
thHi city: Flour 90 cents peril bacon S325i :
beef 3 to S2 25i tobseeo 81 to So; taIlow
81; lard So meal S. per bRehel; eggs g 80
per dczsn osnaburgs $3.50; sEeeLing 81;
blsaehed homespun SO to S., cotton yarns SAP
to $50 oElieoes s. to SIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

A Button QUEsTOH.-Gea Seymour left
Gen Lees rear nHes with COED suit ot Ysn-
kee clothes, ali studded over with gilt buttons.
1t on ihs journey 20 Macon they al dropped
Cd When the general found they had ali dis
appeared he lelt exEcliy like the psseock with
his tail cropped of, and made .diligenl inquiry
as % where bis lost buttons were He hss not
yet found tbem.-SacOH COzfsdsfats.
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VOL, XIV, NO. I24

oecurs tho difficulty Of supplies for Grants
enormous army nlusg b exceedingly great. Yet
tbs question viii BE- narrowed down 70 an abso-
i1ss aud h-iai struggle On an qlai tisl5 between
the resources and the spirit Of ths North and the
Soutl. Il is well that the great contest Do
tween lhe two ci7ilizssioEs should Be thus final
~ settled VINO can doubs the issus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

u The AississipPia= says ths: : private
letter from Canton, says that the negroes are
deserving in large numbers from around Vieks-
burg, whenever they. have an opportunity.
Those who reach Dixie are Yerv neniLsnt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

A BRAVE YoUTH-A. " Noise, youth Of
seventeen, carried ths Gag Of the 24sh Georgia
regiment at the battle of the Wilderness, until
disabled By ball. Msjor Il h Smith, Of the
same regiment, took the flag AID was instantly
killed
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RICHEOSD, June 2-Tsezs Fas no busins=s Of IL, q
portanes traasscssd Ia either bruel q Congress to-
day
The Houss spans s0ms lras = secret ssusioE-
Buceessfui Skirnsish Ca the souGhsfd e.
REcHMOSD, JGas 2--Oar f5resz ol the soathzids a.
taeksd the Yankees in zeir ria Piss ths morning usa
Ware Bottom church, killing nuuber. a1d eapturias
one hundred of The 7lh Conneetieut Ou- lozs Wzs
triAing.
EaGhfIEs en- EorE River Raflroad.
L is reported that there Vas severe Hghtng Ia ths
dirseaoa Of York River railroad tbs Esrsnoon No
particulars haEs 5ssa rssefysl
DessracEisn Of New Orleans VesaeIs.
NOBLE. June e-Privzis dispatches dstsa Osyks.
Ist, state that last Friday nghi, at Esw Osisss
eight Of the best lower pzcksta AMI two sshsous
were totally destroyed By IRE At tie Isvss.
RIriEE ERs0 sseamers.
The Memphis Bulletin Of tie q, tit SAYS thsf t5s
stsslsTs LongWorth and saiis Liit wsrs afsd into AZ
Yellow Bend By battery Of 6Doundsrs Ten sbsis
strl1ek the Saiie List, with damaging effect.
Asn1aelzy DsaaserzEie CsaFeatfsz.
special 70 the Advertiser and Rszisssr dstsd ss.
tobia 3D. Gays thas the D=mocrae Uaioa STATE csnveu
en, Of Kentucky, passed resolutions expressive Of
tisF shaorrsnes Of tas turning Of the vEar from m L.
siins1s obiects and using the power OF the naisn an
der fanatic bidding, nct fanatic i venzsaaes. ana
that he doetrins that ths rsasl States saoud b. he'd
sa61gztsd provinces, saoald be rs5uksd ard eoudsmu
ed PrsfsreRes vas expressed for Mcclellan aud
Branlsstts
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men, will no doubt give great weight 10 that protest.
-Wtbstanding that ft comes from a man 7vlo shof.f
charged in astruggis for all that is dear 10 freeman
with the fate Of Millions, had, under error OF his own
devotion, but just rsturusd from alarming exposure 10
the terrible missiles taat screamed and burst aud crash
ed Ii shifui.r. G "a d 5rrHrf D ays-ryss hi-rfF
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FRIDAY MORNING. JUNE 3. 1ss4-
THE BATTLE or rna wILDEa-

We publish this morning a lengthy 6sserip-
zion Of the battle Of the Wilderness, by lie cor
respondent Of the London Herald. Il was pub
ished in the Riehmand Eaqsirsr few days
since, in accordance with general request The
sketch win repsy PerusaL