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The stssmship Ausirsan, from Queenstown, and the
Nova Scotian, from Londonderry, bring news from
Europs TO the 22d Of Aay--,hree days iater.
Intense anxiety prevailed la En- gland 80 obtain news
of the progress Of Gen. Grants campaign in Virgins.
The people were in possession Of adviess brought by
the Bremen from New York, to the 7th OF May.
general imprssson prevailed the Stock Exchange
on tbs 2lss Of Nay that thers was come truth in the
rapart that Grant had won Victory over Lee. The
Confederate loan deeGed three per cent the 2lss OF
The journals Of london. Liverpool and Manchester,
express fay0rabls opinions Of Grants ability and his
plan Of campaign 80 far as the writer's undsstosd il;
but they "ere nervous as to predicting successful
Our Beriia correspondent states that IL vyas ve-v
generally believed in the Prussian capital that 4 Ene
land should fall into difficulty the Dansh ques.
ton she would, in order to the neutrality Of
tier. sven join him in recognition of the Confederate
States Of America.
Our Vienna correspondent states that active military
voluntesfng going in that city for the Mexican
legion Of Bsximlis1. The commander OF the Austrian
coatlngent was soeut to smbsrs for Vera Cruz Mum
bss OF adventures from every country Of tha cont.
nent Of Europe were preparing 70 flock 10 Mexico.
Spain will recognize the empire OF Mexico when Max
milisn bas officially informed The Queen that he is
tab iEhed"
rhs DansGiermGn Conference In London had sfFsetad
nothing. NspOlson regarded the diplomatic puzzle
which existed there with complacenoy hoping, II
said b { tbsaasr Wonld Lead 70 change OF ministry
In England, a Cabinet in that country would
have "th6 c0rdisi support of France The Swedish
envoy the Conference csnpis ns hat letters, with
secret Instructions addressed to him. had been opened
In Germany. The Germans rsvaged the property Of
the people of Jutland duriug the arnisEiee and the
Danes demanded that the blockade of the German
ports should be restored as measure OF retaliation.
Ths Paris Moneur denies ths repert OF pending
changes In the French Ca5nes. The French squadron
in tho Mediterranean had been ordered to make sdy to
sail for Tunis, IN order Ito solve certain iculiiss
which had arissn.
Il il said that The cardinals resident In Rome, at the
latest date had bsen summoned to secret eonelEYe to
seeta Successor 70 Pope Pias TX before ths deah O
the Pontif which Il was daily expected would Be an
nounced 20 the pabe
Exceedingly and most unusually warm weather pre-
val in England
The impsriallss Chinese army was defeated At Ksa
tun8 Major Gordon commanding the Anglo Chinssl
forces was wounded and lost several of his officers
Consols closed in London, the 2lst of Nay at 81
and 9Iss foF money:
The Liverpool cotton market closed quiet, with IN
changed RATES, the 2lss a May. Breadsiads Wers
May.
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FoKEnoplnGs AT ruE roRrm-

FGREB0 0DAHG5 AT THE NORTH
We fad the NoTthera press, Republican and
Democratic, filed, at the commencement of
campaign, With forsbodings Of disaster: The
New York World says:
l. seems to Us easier to state reasons for fear
ing that the country Ia On the verge of a terr BE
catastrophe, than for believing tnst he kour Of
its redemption drswstA nigh. II Gen. Grants
campaign should result in disaster, who does
rot see thas the country would be at once over
taken By financial tornado, prostTzting every
thing II It's path.
Tbs Springfield RsPa5IieaH, Government
paper, makes, if possible, more gloomy record.
It says;
Things begin to look squaIly. A Government
dollar Is worth but SD ceass speculation is
running up the prices Of the necessities of life
even faster than the Government paper runs
down the Wealth Of the country Is passing
nom the macy to the fsw, aRd the laboriug
classes are becoming dispIrited and sullsn.
Ins nalicn Is spcksn Of ss passing through
terrible struggles"
The New York TiHSs, the organ Of Mr.. Sew
srdr and advocate for the reelection of Mr.. Lin
coin, storms at Congress, ard asks if the state
ef the country is caused BY their ''imbeciIity or
treacheTy."
The New York Jo'vHaI Of Commerce, one Of
the most conservative Of all YaRkse journals,
says;
Rain IS bsfoEe Us as people, nation,
Umo0, If we 60 on under present guidance,
Sith the principles which now prevail in the
balls OF Congress and the Presidents beuss,
All the promises and prophecies Of the men who
lesd the radical Psrty are bat repstti0n Of Just
what saeh men promised and pToDhecied fer
other nations Ia other times, and tbs end always
was IS it viii now be-dsEtIuetion.
II Is useless % speculate on what few weeks
may decids-the results Of the campaign in Viz
ginis-bat il msy be doubted if any possible
success Of Gen Grant eaR save the North from
rePUdiation, bankruptcy and ruin.
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Y On the Wilmington tr Iin, north, yeskar-
DAY, We saw Captain Peacock of her Majesty 8
(Qaeen Victoria) Gath infantry We understand
be has resigned his commission in the British
army and casts his lot with the gallant Confsde-
rates. His choice is the ranh.t bus he viii &C.
cupy any post assigned hini. On the same
train also VAS Mr.. Lsuler, special corrssp Ond-
ent OF the London Times. 10th these 90 atls
men reached Confederate port on Nor day
morning. Mr. LA1ler says Che English pre- ss is
singalary unanimous ia fAFor Of the 81 ,uth,
and are now directing theii' attention to the
question OF recognition. TlleiF oxperisnc . Of
them-RGLsigh Joa.gnal. SCI.
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List of casualties ssotts Brigade, LOrings Division,
Army of Miss since l3h May, 1864 to 9'h June, 1854
ineIusive.
18th RsgiMsnt, Loaisiaaa Vossn1tsags, Lieut. Col.
~ L Nelson eoEmGadiag.
COMPANY A--wounded: Lieut. q W slnglston sit /;
Sgt w T Hopkins w Loot, ssv-since died-
Company B-Klled; D Givsns. WOandsd W
CONS. 'compsny e.-WouRdsd. sgt G N Dixoh nv
OompsRy D.--Woundsd; Corp Q Kelly Corp n
johnson, Kev
Con- " F-Kaed: W Cole. wounded O P
Cause n Polk, sew " Collins, slr
Company H-Wounded: 9 @ Lyles, sev Pryt y J
ca spmGa, Thomas calhoun, sit so
comps1y L-asuuded: W Jordan. ST N A Fea
sell mortsly-slnes died
Gcmpsny K-Woundsd: Capt A Braden sew
Compsny Z Wounded; Prof s " sieDeffis, ST.
Company M-WOunded; Sgt c Rsdwine, sew
Corp W Ro 6ison, sit.
Totsl-Two killed and twenty wounded.
57th Rsg;msaf. alabama Volunteers, Col. c. J.
L. CsHziEghaa, commanding
Company A-Killed. Sgt J 5 Radford. wounded .
Corp Wren. D J Vanos, Aiezolsi g Whalsy,
sew A Dorman, sit.
Company B-wounded; q Lindsay. severely; J
W. Lawson, slightly.
Company C-KiIied; Jacob Rials Wounded Ad.
an SUNNI srs, mortaly--sincs died B II Young, sit
Sgt g W Grissstt, sit E johnson, sit.
Company D-Wounded V Suel, J F Fanlk, sew.
Company E-W0uHded Thomas Norris, Jas Exum
S Ethridge, sit Thos. Green ssv.
Company F.-Ktlled John Wade Wounded "
ERstiss, 9 Henly, alt
Company 'G.-Wounded. Sgt h B oENeaI. N Reg
ister Lee white, w W Hare sew.
Company H-wOunded; Lieut. N BaiaOn, J
Norton, James Ezzell, sit.
Oompany I-wOundsd: Sgt W Griffith. SIT "
McAllisteT,
Company K-wounded: Corp o Sapp, W NJ smith
sew j hann ne, B Giles, W 4 Red aOn, sit.
Total-rhree killed. and thrty.tR0 wounded
9Th Regiment, Arkass0s YOtaatssrs, Col j. L
Dunlap commencing.
Field and S,aff--Kiled: Major W J Wallace
Company Al Wounded; Prvt J Y HIwaFd sew Q
StuddOn, slt.
Company C-woundsd Lieut. william, ssv.
Company E Wounded; Sgt Boyd, T WooldTidge,
sit Bowman, mortaiiy
Company F-wOundsd; Lisut 7 Rice. alt; J z
NcInfirs, mortally.
Company G-KIed: Corp WIN Bennett Thomas
AE9Henry WouHdsd @ P Smith, A J Holman, P
Ch,srmechail, seV; s Noteworthy. SIT
Company H--Wsunded; Simmons, J D Mitchell,
severe
Company K-Woundsd; Thomas Neagle, severe.
Total killed, B. wounded, Is.
27th Regiment AEa6aRa VoEsntssrs, Col james
IGeksea, Commanding.
Field and Stsff-wounded: Col Jas Jackson att
Company B-KIled; W Wren.
Company H-Wounded r Andersen sit.
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$500 RE WARD

DAE AWAY fr5m the wagon Train Of tie Etosah
~ EaaEssclurilg AID EinInE company, sncz1nped
Dsar Mason GeorEis, On The IN insi., TWO NEG EO
BOYS, 20 Wit; John SCALES, i've feet Ten inches
hEhs dsrk E-ztIo large Ehiis tseth and sh0ri upper
Ep weighs Eb0ui o1l kundrsd dfty P0uncs saa Is
twenty three years old.
ANFHUNE SCALES, ave feet SIX inches hikh fail
rouU1 face. very biEoE speaks broken weighs about
one hundrsd ard ssFeurl ave POu1ds, tEsngy eigat
yesrH Oid
Il iH supposed hey trying 70 make their wy
klEElsslpPi, Wners L1eT forEsri3 lived though lhey
nay stt-nPt % rsacG The easnyE lines In the oiree
tion q b-oTsh, WAzre hey hase gts1 more recently
eHzPl yea 1he above reward ih be psid fer tkzIr
apPreheEson sid Cslvery ~ the oes q ne e0npsnF
IN A4cons or one halt The amount ether Of tnen
M A EOBIcsUN
flll Nv Ee,fdenr nfr-rfor
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Ey Here is paragraph from the Northern
papers, that ought TO remind our Government
of its many boasts Of retaliation:
On the 29ih Of May, By order Of Gen. BfoWn,
carried out By Provost Marshal Swiizler, Of tho
central district .of Missouri, Frsncis Hadley,
alias Joseph AndeTaon, was shot 30 death with
rnuskesEy, ct WaTIensbnrg, Missouri, General
Brown had obtained sufficient evidence to sat
isly him that HRdlsy had participated in the
Lawrence massacre under QuaQtxel.
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SEAsoEABLg RECIPE.-CApt F. MsTchsas,
of Co. B, German artillery, vouehss for the su-
psri0rity Of he following formula to maks
supply Of desirable article. The season Is st
hand to Ey it: Take one quart Of blackber-
ries, add three quarts Of Watsr and tvO spoons-
ful Of sugar Or mOlsssss, put in demiiohn and
set il in tho sun for shout two weeks, and you
will have szcsIlsnt vinegar
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CkssaS. 81. SHIFTS,
attorney G8sa Counselor,
$500 RENgARRe

WJ Ill ts Es.d fJr ihs sPErsLsrEeH and delivery
w sny sale iali ~ thEz e2E gel tse following
AsErosEs
1ENAASSEA, cara copper coior, tIzsziy-six yesrs
oic WeigaE h0nGrsa LOuECE ave fest ile1ez
btgh s1d - very me lookinE tslioH.
hOAIOs, elECks twenty i've yesls Old GVe fse
KsYen inches kiEa, weighs huldEed and nl9
pounds. snd RAISED in t1o lev eOua5ry.
RHlLlt, black iHeD. Eiour yssrs cd, ave teei
sight iscEes hEh, vegas oae hunoIe1 snd eighty
pOunds z1d Epesks very eoH.
SaAkr6ks black, I'VE lest six Echss Elgn, weigh
cDs hGndf ed ana ferty FOunos r0und Eheul1ers lss
hPss Large NOAH twenty fears cid-
T01s Disek, i've test line inches high, ssisha one
hunored ana seventy hEs p0uacs, EFeGlg years
8ia, statteEs very Osas sad nksn excited be car
scarcely speak.
Ths thIss last named are 5rothsrs aud were raised
u ERneocE county. ELERHLs hAkEh
myS IN ADgusta. ga.
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Company F-wOundsd. John Absrni,h slight; Jack
Company H-Wounded + X Russsi sIt
X Davidson, J Smith, sit
Dompaay K--Iaeut W A Hovce III
Total killed, l. Wouudsd o.
55th RegsmsHs 4LsbssaG Volnafasrs, Get. Joks
SzedgTaSs, Commanding.
Company B-Klled: J Parker Wouudsd: Cant
= DAnle ss Alien nnortaliy G II Alien, sew; "
hrsnnum, slii A N Cannon, sew, VIM Kiniev, sov;
Jansa Reed, sit
Patsy g hudson.
Company H-MIEsings @ TaIbert
Total Killed, l. wounded, / I; missing, s.
49th RegiHsRt AlGkama VoEazfssys. Col. Wesdsa.
COH1gGEdiHg.
Company D-Wounded: B Barnes. slt
Company C-WouRdsds Wm Msddsrra
Total wounded .
Grand total killed 10 wounded, SO; missing. s.
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- eolh lIi.sls.Ippi ir TIrriui..

The gallant 26lh Aiss'sspPi the Virginia army Is
generous we'd brave the following correspond
enee, which We fad In the Richmond Yhig of he sb
inst fully establishes
HEADQuARrERs HErEs DIVISION.
June ), 1864
DEAR 9EH-Ihe o5tcsrs and Ean o. he 25th Missiz-
sipp regimen bsVs Brigade hcsrnF that there Is saus
mond, have unsuim0ualy azTsed hst half Of lber
rsous lor the nsz two days Do rbuisd among hsss
poor su1sgers
Yeu VIII confer favor By rscsivn- fhe provi Ions
and causing Ne astribation 70 be msds a. iudcaed
saas sir' very respectfully yosr o6esisnt servant
H. HETH, Major General,
CITY HALL, RICHMOND, June :, 1864.
To Elnjore General Hsth.
GEEEREL Irsoeived your communication informing
that ne oiesrs and men Of the 96th A5isssslppi
regimen DAVIS brigsde had unanimously agreed that
hall u their rAti0ns for the next two days, shall
be distributed among ne poor women aad children Of
Richmgnd."
While every effort Of public cars and private charity
has been directed 20 the bsasFoent object Of your ea
muncai0n, there may be- In city undsr tbs prasgure
Of suen "r As We are now engaged in, instances Of
Prigaiion and distress
have offered
shall make known to them the bsnefsctors who
nave not oniy PsFsd their lives IN the defense Of
bones, bat dv1ed their sussnance With the poor aud
afflicted Their prayers vii bs offered Up fer your well
fare a1d that Of all who dear you / will cane
your communication to be transer bed upon the records
u the city that the hsr0sm and humanity which in
spifed Il may never be forgotten.
Z Under Providence, our cause must be sSfs In the
hands OF men whose vsl0r 10 thus nallopsd BY charity
and whose stern devotioH liberty intertined with
t= genisst and most attractive virtues which adern
our humanity.
Please make known this expression Of ny regard to
he soioeTs Of he pol regiment ard assure them Of
the sl deeper gratitude of thOss who the recipi-
snts Of ihsr ge contribution aRd accept for
yOurssh general, my thanks and highest admiration.
have the honor t. be,
Most respectfully, your Oh { ssrvt
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor
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Reports OF the Press As-oeiatioa.

Entered 1ecordng o act q COas1ss Ia the year 1851
By J. $. FHHAsHEH IN tia Clerks ofles Of he Dis
tct Court Of the Confederate States lsr the North
eEn District Of Georgia
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hlcHMoEDr Juns Ian official dispatch from Cen
s. D. Lee, says hat the battle Of Tlshsngo creek vas
one Of the most signal victories Of tas war Bszidss
the wSgoH rains twelve pieces Of artillery were cap
tursd The Fout Of The enemy Wss oomplots, and For
rest vas in close pursuit. of them.
Congressfozuls
RICHMOND. Juue I3.-The most acilou to-day in
either House Of Congress- was hs passage oftas bill
amending The tax laws reported from he coufsrencs
COMMITTEES Among ths provisions Of the s IS passed
are shs following Land purchased and oseupisa by
refugees, to De assd st the market Faus in 1850;
the property and assets Of corporate associations ars to
b taxed ths ths properly sud assets Of ndi-
vidaais, provided, that bank shall psytax upon De-
posts the stock Of corporations associations and all
property withn hs linesof ths enemy, are exempted
from taxstoni ve per ssnl tax on the smount Of spo-
eio sHd ba q sxehsage ste 70 be pad in specie Or il
equivalent ia sury notes; additonsi tax of thirty
per cent is levied upon the Of pr0t aid sale of
al articles mentioned IN the first psrzsrsphsof ho
fourth section Of ihe tax aet froa February I7h TO
July Isi the old ave dollar taxed one hundred
per cent altar he irst Of January next
6sFsss agaEs CaRsgiag kEs Base
RICHMOND June I3-Graut has again changed als
bszs. He began moving 10 our right last night a5out
dus sna began crossing at Long bridge about twenty
miles below RiahmORd, On the Chiokzhesainy, This
morning
Cavalry skfr=ssAEnE.
Our cavalry fought he enenys advance near Kid
dies shop, about deen mics below here this raoruin
bat oEirs 70 the superior numbers Of he enemy were
compelled 70 sTye back. The snsmy were landing sup
plies and rsinforcemsnts Just below Malvern hill lat
night There was no general engagement to-day.
Prisoners Captured
Abozt one hundred and afy prisoners we're captured
to-day in the snemy's a5andonsd bFsss-rorks and
bfoaghtin.
Banks AEry.
CIIST0s La, June l3-The remnant OF Banks, sr-
ny Is on Tie wess iEds Of ne river asar Port Hudson
Constant srising is going on between s-rn and our
forces IN ihs rsT.
RnpzcHsHs sna Thfevssh Cszdaer or the
BRcEnT.
Poinie coupea parish, BY order OF the Yankee com
mandar BIS bssa dssoissed Housss crops and every
taing Else ias been burned and the peops have to beg
provisions Ton ne enemy or ssarYs. One lady, Mra
Csteleit, has been killed By The enemy
The YsnkeHs dsmorzlized and dssersinr IN lara
numbers selling their horses aud equipments for what
ever tsey oan get.
Thrss thousand troops have come up from New Or
Ieans to reinforce tie Ousy who are constantly dread
ing our attack
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fh0ussg tie Fasz ef az ozz Issz2 Of Goa afsdsFefs
Hglcy rshea DsegEaesf ths Nes Esrlc ef t57fsas
rcls n0aey, tte Rae Of Thrss DoLsrs Ol6 IsFue
for Ta0 D0asrs n Aes lEsEs fr0z IS % $500.
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1ss and Hs1h ArRanaas Regiments.

1ss and H5<h AFnansas EeEEmenis.
List Of Killed and Wounded in tho Iss asd 18TH Ar
Kansas Resiments. 0ul J. W. 0oIqUitsi Command
ing from May l3 to June To- 1864.
Companies A and F, Capt L B Webb, Commanding
Killed; Wm Hey. Wounded: Lieut " I Thomosan,
severely.
Company B. Captain A y spence. Commanding.
Wounded Caas TricksEt, SIT
Company c, Cant W h Scales, Commanding --Eo
casualties
OamPsuy 0. Lisus Z Kendall, Commanding No
casualties
Companies and K. Capt Q HoskarsmI,h Com
msnding g.-WOundsd; " J Thompson, SIT
Company G, CAPTAIN Samuel Shoup Commanding.
Woundsd; ] NJ Rodgers SIC.
Company H, Captain M P Garrett Commanding.
Wounded; Jas Hsrkrieor, MORALLY; D Lockhart, sit;
W ~ Montgomery sit. Killed J P Taylor.
Company /, Captain D P ManeeB, Commardiug.
Wounded: = KeTsh. sli; A D Wilson, sew
Companies A, d, z and 2, l5'h Arkansas Capt s A
Wsils, Commanding Wounded Esmusi Rodgers,
sit; g w SssSorn ser
Companies @, g and II, 18th Arkansas Lieut. 2
Klein Commanding. W0unded Sgt W " Poindexlsr,
severely W. r. WHITE, Adjutsnt.
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MARIETTA, Ga Ju1s 10, 1864.
EDITORS APPzALs send you a list Of the eazusltisa
ia Ausn's battalion Of ShsrpshoatsEn Gibson rgads,
Stewards division, from the beginning Of hosstss at
Dalton to ths 9th Inst This battalion originals con
zsisd Of ls9 picked meH from ihe llth LOulana reg-
ment At the eommenesmsnt Of The late hostiltes the
number only Sc now there ara only "a left for
duty. The proportion Of easuAtos to the number en-.
gagged, 4 viii be seen, is uncommonly hsaEy-Bearly
onehalE No orgAnzaian La the service has done more
constant or effective duty and Hight nobly has thlE
brave little battalion upheld the honor and high name
of as glorious old State.
Field and StaF-KIlsd, Augustus O Duhgg, aeiing
adiu ant.
Company A-Capt Lowd, csnd'g-KilIsd: Terry
and Jonn Young Wounded: John Boyna, Malone.
ssv; Wm De~iag ali. Missing; Taos Sorg
Company B-Lieut Z Martin, comd' R-Eiiled: Er.
nest Schroeder. Wounded. Ia ssrgl Wsstby Weaver
sergts James Dszuey sHd Fred Palmer, corp Johs o.
fe al dang; ThOs Moore dang, leg ampfd; jos Smith
dAng; Harrison R1sAa, Andrew Devilbiss,. Wm Hill
BichArd Brennan. JOHN NoEt0n VIM Hammoas ssv;
IsAae Page Frank UhiaesisT, SIT E -
Total-Kilied a wounded, IL missing, la.
MobIs Register sud Adver.sssr viii please COPY.
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Terrlae of AarerfisIne.
nAGs wAarER-

Tbs higssst market price, sifher in money
Of subsclPfics, VII be pad fer elssa essson
OF linen EHgss whits or E-eelsEsd. delivered at the
APPEAL esansi1.s -TsaEs. &sisola.
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tn. .ECTOF,
EsUs kEszE fSr the Array Of Tennessee,
AND AGENT FOR

y HIo sIl-lF7IE7Ea-e 1I--IHW aAEFEGl9Gs
MAJ Cs-TieEs, BEigzds and EssiDsntEi News Agents
vii be EaPPhed as herssofore with Daily Papers At
eighteen 70 twenty esRts-Aiso daily papers At ths
sozE.sr At twenty aTs osnaL
a lErrs s5itfor, Of a. APPEAL raoafvaE avsrv 5.-
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EAxOHR RRnETrs-

ALL psrsOas lat are sublset pay rsd TAX are re
qaszisa 10 80 90 by ths 18Th Of suas.
Return Of Fronts
Ns5s ty bUyHg sns seIlins bstNssn he Erst day Of
January lsss az n1ss dzy Jzzusry lse4 spirifu.
hgaOrl, hoar, Ehsst corn zee, sugar. mozlseE OF
syrup, ssiL bsOOns Ponk, boEz. beef bssf szttis
Ehssp oats, hsY foddsr rsE hides, lssase-, horses
mu.ss. bOotE, shsez, eoEt0n yzrns uooL cottsn or
mixed elosh, hsls, wagons harness ls sd ircn sse or
nzis money, gold silver. fOseisn exchange, stock,
notss dsbia credits ob cations OF any kInd, and
ssy msreaAndiss RroPsrty effects Of any kiad, to
be assessed and eo-scsse lorthvil, 0isr ne act o
lsvy sdCiu0nl tsss FOR The dsfsnss acd suB-
port ct Tie GoysrnmsUt" srPrcEs3 Fs6iuary l7.h
Is64 the upon which Is tea per esat IN sa5on 10
Tie such ProhLs income aadsr ths provnisls
81 he act Ct April 24ih, ls65
}. n WILLIS,
Tax Colleesor
TIh District. Stale Of Gfsnraia.
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NOTICE.
EtOWah Manufacturing and Mining
L0mpHlY.

TfAHE EtoWah Msnrl zctzrIns and Mining Company,
Il Of EfoWahs Georgia have opened q oeaes tempo
rErily In tie bHs1g iOrEery occupied by the agency
of the Bank = Savannah, ss0n u orEia foe The
purP0Es oi closing up tEsT cid business.
Al psrsons i-deblsd said comaEuy. or having
clans sgsilsI H. guessed 10 cal snd Esstls a.
cary PEsclicssss. s. Il TOHEy,
iul9 " Secretary Aud TressureF
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J. n WILLIS

T7h District, Stale Of Georgis.
O7ee On AlsbEnn street. Cnace hours nom 10 II A
D. ana Z ON 70 s P n. ga3 ~
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RIcHNosD, Juns l3--Ah official dispatch from Gen.
s. D. Lee, says hat the battle Of Tlshsnlngo creek vas
one Of sbs most signal victories Of as war Bssides
the wagon trains twelve pisces Of artillery were cap
tursd The Fout Of The enemy Wss oomplats and For
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As gallant ssth aaiss'ssip5 n the Virginia army is
generous we'd brave the following corrsspond-
eaee, which We iad In the Richmond Whig of tie sb
INST fully sstabIshess
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List of casualties In ssotts Brigade Lorngs Division,
Army Of Misi suoo l3.h Nay, 1864 to 9sh June 1864
inaInsive
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29th Tennessee Regiment, Col Horace Rice, Com
FHaadtEg-Mas Q7
keoss,s Brigade.

81. W. CLUSKEY,
A. A. Gen Vaughan's brigade.
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Field and stsff-wounded: Col Jas Jackson, alt
Company B-KIed: W Wren.
Company E-Woundeds Anderson, sit.
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List Of KslIsd, Wouaded and Missing ia Vazgb
ans Brigads, Ckeaihans's Dl5iSi0R, Hardss',
Corps, Arny Of TenAsSSss, BTigaGieT- Gsns-
Tai II J. Vsgghaa JT., CsmmaAdiag IN tks
Engagement at E!isbHTy HeaHiaiS, Nay 27IA
Gsd Nsuo Hope Chapel, May 2Sth, 1854.
Field and staff.-KiIed: Captain John W Harris
snd Ins General
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give exclusive attention to collecting
BACK PAY, BOUNTIES, PENSIONS, Etc,
And all other demands against the Gov eminent
including the adjustment of business entrusted to
their charge for action at Headquarters, Depart
ment of Kansas. Will use diligence in the col
lection of vouchers and demands against the Pay
Department, and attend generally to the interests
of officers and soldiers in the field desiring the
services of Military Attorneys. Bankers and
dealers in vouchers, residing at distance, will
find it advantageous to confer with the under
signed. O'BRIEN d DIEFENDORF.
March II, 1864.