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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-20
THR NEWS

We are sgaiR in- full communication with
Riehmona We have reports through from there
BY telegraph Of dispatches from Gen. LEE sta
ting That he had easily repulsed the enemy at
SpottsylFania on the Is;h. Baslsr, with his
troops. is reported to be leaviag Chesterfield and
enbarkiag On transports. Pert Royal on the
RappabsnuOek was shelled By ganboats, Snd q
fOres Of Yankee eAyalry mas burnt the bu5d-
iugs At Gaineas' station.
The death Of Big. Gen. GORDON, 5of North
Carolina is snnOunesd, from wound rsesivsd
At the Beck road battle on Thursday.
Congress was IN session The Senate, after
further legislation, adopted resolution to. pre-.
want newspapers from publishing information
c8ncrniug army movements, and the House
discussing the act suspsnding the writ of ha-
bess corpus.
BANKS kss BEEN the harp Of thousaEd
Strings to the reporters nsar Mobile. Oas
time hs Is hsmmsd in. another tine surranders
uncondisiOaaIy, then escapes, aud finally, be is
nov stated to have been cat Of from all com
munieAtion for two weeks, and probably viii
attempt to escape via Marksvills Where is
BANKS What is he doing 2
A gunbOst aOsilla sscsnded R,d river on the
18Th, and as firing was heard soon after IL the
direction of Fort DeRassey batteries, it is be-
hsved the bsstsries had been attacked.
STEELE is reported to have IeTeated with the
remnant Of his army to Little Rock, closely
pursued By Price and MARmADUKE.
Gel scoTT attacked the trasnport Mississippi
opposite the mouth of Rad river, while gun
boat was shsIling his foIcss, striking her twelve
Zines and producing great confusion on board.
A brilliant cavalry dash vas made on plan
tation adjoining Port Hudson The result was
the esptaFe Of stOeksds fort garrisonsd by ne
grces, sixty Eve mules, shoes and clothing, q
mill burnt, aud twenty of the enemy killed.
From Gen. JOHzsFoN's army rumors are
current that CLEBURHE has captured twenty
two hundred Eiseegenstor5, and that General
JoHEsToE was advancing on the enemy. Both
need continuation.
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We taizo tbs following itsms from shs Lake
City (Fla.} CoitOn Siaiss Of Saturday;
TAHPA IS THE HANDS OF-THE EEEslK.-
About 200 I sRkeas succeeded in taxing Tsinpa
with al tho citizens except Q lsa' gsniletne1s
who it is said swan shs river and escaped We
regard the ioss Of Tampa q serious affair, ana
hops il msy soon be reisken.
SALT W0RKs BROKEN UP-Ths salt, WsEks
Of BaTnarii 4 Williams, and Mr. DsmenF AZ
10. 4. have been broken up By dssertsrs-t6e,
losses were heavy.
The salt question Il an Impoftsnt one ana IN
less troops are ssns On the coast 70 protect oug
snsaTprising men there viii doubtless 30 con
jee.nTzble suffering sext winter.
The enemy did not take BFooksvisle. as Ie-
ported. We are sorry to say that they captured
Col. Sasll, HsssTs. Bowdea, Daring, DsLinneY
and other good eiszsHs Of Tampa.
YAEKEE DEPREDATIONs.-Ths enemy, most
" with negro troops, have been committing out
ragsOus depTedsti0ns on he 81. Johns. They
took 3 number Of prisoners burnt some fas
and captals3 some boats. which havs
been used to cross our troops.
The enemy show larger number Of VsssslE
thsn usual :. Cedar Keys, and dsse.ters are
gathsring thieklY s. that 1oint.
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From the Macon Telsgraphl
All hearts are glAddened with the glorious 4.
dings from Virginia. We breathe more freely.
Anxiety is almost entirely dispelsd as to the
fnal issue Of that tremendous conflict. The
enemy are equally .foilsd on the RApidan and
around Richmond. Bssnregard, operating from
Petersburg, has beaten Butler back with trs-
mendous slaughter and reopened sli the south
srn connections with the capital. The raiders
fsom ihs peninsula and the valley have all been
repulsed, and communication with Lees army
restored.
But upon the Rspidan events are 20 marvel
lons that well may we say the hand Of God IS
in them. Grant, with his two hundred thou
sand man, (Which is the latest estimate of his
force by the Richmond papefs) is not only ut
ssFiy ioiled and repuised ~ Lse's veterans, sf-
tor seEsn successive advances in force, but il Is
done with comparatively little loss on our part
and with unprecedented sacrifice Of life By the
enemy Rendered desperate By these repeated
failures, on the 10Th and 12th they came on, in
fuEated and besotted By sleohOlie sdmulanis,
and, resliDg in drUken desperation up 70 our
breastwoTks, are Bhot dowH BS thousands, till
the little Confederate farcs before them is worn
down with the work Of slaughter.
The figures given almost surpass belief, but
they come from independent souresss. On the
18Th the press agsnt as Petersburg telegfsphs
that 10000 Fedsraia weTe shot down in the as-
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A WAGGIsH CONDUCTOR EafaulA
(AlA.) Spirit Of The South relates the following
AHeedOse on George 8. DAshsr, the eslebrated
and popular conductor on the Southwestern
railrosd. As Nh Dzshsr is wen known in this
city wo give il ventilation;
We heard recently Of 4 praelicsl joke perpe-
t-ated By one of the conductors on tho South
western road, on party of hunters who had
spent the day il Pstsuls swamp, and were
waiting on the road for the train to stop and
lake them up. The great monster was seen
some hail mile of, and Instantly the party COM
msnced waving THAR hsndberchiefs with great
vehsmence-sti the train moved on, no SQUAD
Of whistle down The brakes was heard''-fAr.
ther. stiil laFther, came the iergibie machine,
and aS no siga Of stopping wa shown tbs
hearts Of tie entirs party sunk -seio@ zsr0. The
lIalu stih moved on, and at.lf proceeding about
200 Yalds, came to a stand still The party,
aiih great slaeEiiys gathered ap thsir baggage
and q. race commenced, if not for dear lie, to
reach he cala. Whan they had approached
within so yards Of the ears, the signal IVES
given by this hesrtlsss conductor 10 start, and il
ever The ngony was piled on by runners il Ba8
then A celebrated judge from Mississippi, led
the van, local editor of Eufaula, received the
credit Of making powerful good time, and q tall
engineer who bad lels unHell during tha day,
forgot bis sickness for the momsni, and made
che most fTaa.ic efforts to reach the iron 'hoss''
Thee eorpulent gentlemen have not recovered
from their INV onled exersions--tsz and feathers,
= midnight assault, snG- other j3kss are being
devised as q 2 lsnd tor ihaS eonduetcr's Oliver
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Cor. SC0rT's OPERATIONS IN East Lou
IsIsNA--A correspondent Of the Mobile Advsr-
tissr AID Register states that column Of Fed
erals, composed Of Eve regiments Of white
infantry, Eve pieces Of srtillery, and tie 4.h
Wisconsin cavalry, Numbering in al, about
COCO, attempted oD the Oh to take Clinton, La,
By marching on II from Baton Rouge. Cot
John Scott, wilma small force Of COnfederatss,
composed Of desachmenls Of the Iss regular
Lsuisiana cavalry, Oh and l0ih bsitslions Lou
isisns cavalry, No4wood's company Of the 9Th
LouisiAns, BryAnra Baton Rouge cavalry, and
one pieOs Of artillery, gave thsm battle at
Olive Branch church, nine miles below Clinton
at sunrise. Alter driving the enemy's cavalry
down Upoa their infantry, nearly two miles,
Col. Scott iell back q mile to the Gentle river.
Here The river is oaly about ffy feet in width,
with well wooded banks. connected by single
archsd bridge. Three charges were made upon
the bridge b. the enemy's cavalry, but vera
repulse5 with signal loss, when the foe put back
to Baton Rouge with two wagon loads Of dead
ana wounded Ga tie frat charge, Col Board.
man, Of lbe Wisconsin, wss killed, and bis
,usa rsn. Oar loss was two killed, three o.
51r reened, and one missing.
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X The Presbyterians Of the Confsderscy
%. 50 have bsen represented ia cur armies
through the past year by ons hundred and thirty
preachers As missionaries and chsplains, and
have contributed to this work $50. 0O0--eertain-
Iy not enough 70 lay any Of the preachers thus
lNboring with and for the soldiers to the impu-
iation CT seeking temporal or peeuaisry rations.
Our noble army deserves more preachers Of the
right stamp, Of every name and order Of Chris
tan doctrine And The coed preachers at home
or il the army deserve st least living wages
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THE LATEST FROM VIRGINIA.


RIcHsosD, Nay l9.-Ths sHsmy's gun6osas aasil'd
Port Royal on the Rappahauuoek yesterday.
Yankee RaId on GaIaeas' sIaffsa.
Last nlyhf ths 18Th. force of Ysukes cavalry nsds
raid On Guinsas' station and burnt the buildings At
that plao.
Busler Leaves GhesseraeId.
nisrsparted shIs afternoon that Bsilsrs troops
leaving Chsz.srasd. and smbzrkiag onstransPoEtA
.FEoassssssr Eosss0ss eos.e .EgGfao
Ranks surFsssded SSH as AIsKaHdrIa-
cIrsros. La, Nag I6. * summit. NEN. I9. News
from Alsxandra ~ to The Isth ases tnAi BAnAa
has bsen tAs-s for fourteen das eas OF ffoia AZ eo
nuulealion- Il f. suPposs1 that viii aissnFl isrs.
l.a wy ihrouEh By way Of AarEsvii.s.
Rrabahis Assnek On gers DeEsassey
a large dosiis of sunboass went up Red rvsr on Ne
Iash and hssvy arios v,as sooa asr hsurd IN the d.
rsebn Of bailsriss A. Pert DsBusssy. Ths rssalt
was unknown-
steele Eefrsassa is EItris zscR.ii---- =
Steele has rstreated with the remnant Of bis sr
Little Ilosk. pursued By Pries aua Marnaduks.
Gel scoss In sesEve Services.
Csl Scott attacked the transport Mississippi On ihs
18Th opposite the mouth Of BED river ssrkiae her
twelve aes gunboaf shsHiBg our forces At the ams
Ths damage done she Mississippi was unknown, abut
there was. srsaf eonfasion on board
"A aEttUaAt BSs1 wear E8rt Mu0s8ua
A cavalry dash was made on plantation zdlainine
Port Hudson. ssOoksds forf garrisonsd BY nsyosa.
sixty. i've males, and some shoes and clothing usrs
captured. and mil busnt and twenty Of The enemy
killed.
EsAGh Of ErfgRdfer-Ssonera1 Gsrdsn, ef
N0rfh CaroIfaa.
RIcHMosD Nay l9.-Blig Gen. Gordon. Of Norfb
caFolina. dsd yestsFdsy. from tn effects Of Wo1rd
resolved a. the battle the BoOke road near Richmond
on rhaisdsy last.
EEsUy Easily Rspalsrd n spsrfsYiYanEs
RTcaHoSD, Lay l9.-Dispsiches TO shs Secretary d.
War lron Gen Lee. dated a. spo,tsylvaniA c. Il =
The lssh. P. n state thAs the enemy opened with his
batteries portion Of Eaels line and attempted an
asasuIt, but failed. He Va easily repuissd 5ubss-
qasntly Ia eannoHadsd portion Of HIrs Iias under
EzEiy. Casualties On cur side very few.
Congregational
RICHMOND. Nay 10 -Ths Senate today eoncurrsd
in the House ioiat resolution rom the Committee On
Military Affairs. irzesng The JudIsiary Comzes to
inquire ast farthsr ssssion was Necessary 70 pre-
vsnt the publication in he newspapers Of inforuaoa
ia regard to army and navy ln0vemsnts Il adopt
ed aftsr = brief discussion
n She Houss. Eoa. H. s. Fooss made a Lengthy
speech favor OF the repeal Of shs act suspsndlns ths
writ of habsaa e1rpus. Hon. W c. Rives has ii
door for tomorrow.
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while prisoner of war at Vicksburg. for one
week, with the rest Of General Peinbsrton's
command, he has never bean inside shb Yankee
lines, and never means to be, by bis own con-
sent. Captain Todd having lost threti brothers
in this war of Southern independence, and bs-
ing himself true and faithful Keutrekisn, is
naturally enough sssonished at the false report
and concerned that any man on woman in the
South should be mislsd by it.
We met Capts Todd in Washington pending
ths attempted negot atoms immediately anteee-
dent TO the commencement of hostilifies. He was
the enemy then to the party and the policy Of
which his brother-in-lsw was the chief He
cana South at ones, and took up arms in her de-
feuse Mobile ddysJfiseT and RsgisteT
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q bIads Of fodder before Sc Is identified sc sr
army horse proper, that had bssn sioieG aud
carried away by some person, % the sla1lemsn
unknown The soldier was sent fof, and not
being able 70 show that the horse st0la him in-
stead Of bis stealing the horse, be 8as sont to
the lookup, while the merchant not only lost 3
good tEAds and profit, but bis four hundred dol
lsrs besides. People should haHare OF bling
sheep Mobile RsgiSier.
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We had the pleasure Of meeting this gentle
man yestefday, and can relieve the minds Of all
those who we're induced to give credit TO re-
cent Newspaper psrags aph to the Effect that ne
had gone over 20 the Yankees, and bad sakan
their oath Of allege0ee. CAptain Todd, as 10
well known is Tie brother Of Mrs. Abraham
Lincoln, and has been in The ConiedeTate service
since the beginning Of the war. He Is now 9
captain in the 2Ist Louisiana artillery. Except
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~ Gen G. J. Pillow has forwarded to Pres
idsnt Davis, 20 give the proper directions for
the benefit Of the recipients, sealed package
said to contain 81 5ll 20 for Mrs Albert sgd
ney Johnston, and $1,000 for Ms. Mnnford,
the Widow Of Mr Mamsord, who vas murdered
in New Orleans by Bssss Butler. contributed
mainly by ibe ladies' Of Columbus, Ga.
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A Prsciamas isn-By Jssepb 3. RrsWH.
GsVernor Of Georgia
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMEEr. z
MILLEDGEYILLE, Nay Is, 1865. 3

EXECUTIVE DEPABTMEHr. Q
MILLEDGEyILLE, Nay Is, 1864.
hsrsby require all Commissioned Ofiesrs Of
the Militia of this State, including district Aid
de-Camps, to report immediately to Major Gsn.
Il C. WAYEB, at Atlantis, to reesivs further
ordsrs, aud to aid during the present emergency,
in driving bsek the enemy from the soil Of this
State Nsgset to obsy these orders promptly,
viii be visited BY appropria,a penalties. All
Civil Officers, except thoss Of the Sials House.
the Psni:eatiary, lhe Stale Rozd, the Judges Of
the Supreme, Superior and Inferior Courts, Or
dinsris5 and Solicitor Generals, and CLERKS and
shelifs Of Courts seiually in session, are also
requested to report to Gen. WAYNE, with the
least possible delay.
As noties Of the eEisiencs Of this order, each
newspaper in the State is requested to give il
one insertion. JOSEPH E. BRowE. e
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Tho bsmbaTdmsus Of Fort Sumter from the
enemy's lsnd batiefies has been continuous
sines our last rapofk The member Of shoss fred
since thel ap 70 ak O'clock Tuesday evsni1s
was Two hundred and eighty-ssgon. inciudine
paEfott shells, colum5iads and mortars. Of which
some sixty shots missed.
The monitor disabled in the fght Of Monday
morning was lowed over the bar Tuesday morn
ing and lefl ior Port Royal. Oaly fiTe moni-
tors now remain inside tad bar
Eighteen shots we're issd a. tho city Tuesday
Some slight firing was also heard IN tho direc-
ton Of Ssono.-C0HTisr.
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FEDERAL GUkBoATs REFUSED AT AIATA-
G0RDA-A correspondent of the Houston.
Texas, Telegraph writes from MAtagorda, that
on the l2lh nix, the Federal gunboais Alabams
and Estslls attacked the C. S gunboas J. F.
Carr, and after fgbt of two hours and hall
were signSlly rspalsed. The Alabama was
struck below the wsisr line on the port side, and
retired in sinking condition.
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~ The Charleston Courier states that the
theological seminary at Columbia is in sound
condition, SO far as its finances are concerned,
having some 5000 600 invested ia productive
stccks, with ample buildings, and library Of
some eigbteen thousand volumes. But the war
has called away the students. Only seven cut
Of some sixty remain.
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PRIsONERs AT PoIST LOoK0uT-San
Trout. Of tie Ist Gso1gia cavalry, rscaHtirf-
cfanesd, arrived here sunday night Len
sss D1nvills route. He wal wounded - q
tafsd 1t Summif, Ky, March So = pistol
Co. "a up benz
IN. re ,,ri,,s Iio, nse;- -, his pistol
company =. Sih Georgia rszirnaoE 81 sIrss
Tonr riinson, ". J. Holmes and Asa &c nb, Of
tbs lst Georgia cavalry. Ar. Trout sssSss that
ne has undoubt6d assurance ihas a + Psmber-
tan and " n. Bryant. both died ef smallpox
last winter ai Poiat Lo0kouE he knew The
nurse that waited On shsm.--ReHs CoAfisr,
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...2ExR0 W TIE"
Hoop iron ERuds--fasentetl--
Substitute fOF Rope im
sl.lAiutr asOffOn

Ooais lsasis pm f4ster-Aedl he bale twenty 70
,,.ss,v se per cent smaller ibaa EOPs sRd Wla not
ro, ABUSED 70 any sizs Of bales quickly rope.
Panied sss nj up IN he m0ss esagsasat pseksgez
for transporsston tds relstive balk being mach Iss
thsa that of rope.
Aaapoiy always oa haad, for which orders iot asJ
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r.t.a IL Berudds Wf.lli1S ten. \ ", or
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e. The Columbia South CerotiziaH lesrns
bat Cspi. Alfred Dolby and NJ Baum, of Ksr-
shaF's staff from Camden, were killed by the
same FIRE which brought dowa Gems LOngstreeE
and jenkins and Major Lltrobe.
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CORkKOrE0N.
Hr1peulsrEns own coErs. :

HEADQUARTERS CAvALRr CORPS.
Kay 10, 1864.
EDITORS APPEAL; In your issue Of the I4tn iust.
you have given credit 70 GsnssAl Wasslers escort,
for makiag charge the enemy which bsongs % he
s.h and Iith Texas regiments. General Whesers a.
oort met and repussd charge made b. the Yankees.
and held thsm in cheek until tie Texans cane up snR
charged the scounirsls in manner which would have
done you good 10 have sean. Please make the ooT
ion, sad let tbs credit res. where it bslsugs.
J. n. ANDERSON.
Can't r.nrnnsndlnr Maj Cen TFhsalara Eseari
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~ A citizen Of orsngeburg village, s. c.,
dsvOtes hia tins grstuitOusly to the distribution
Of corn among the needy Of hat neighborhoOd.
The corn is seat in by the surrounding planters
and sold to sll who need il at three dollars per
bnshel
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GALVESTON, April 12, 1864 "A small sehc
ner WAS drives ashore some sixisen miles 6o's
the island this. m0raiHg. A Yankee heulsp2
with Eve men and Inc captain, and one Of,
crew Of the schooner ware On board and ~
brought TO ihs city at P N The sebk'A
WA on her wsy f1om Maism0Eos a Hsvss =
ballast
When oG Ssa Luis, iitesc s1iles 8 5sss, s.ss
was discovered By tho bloeksdsrs aad iaken
possession Of. A prize crew Of q leatenans and
Eve men were put en- board. bat having sound
some liquors rhey all became drunk. and Ia
consequence, not bsing able 70 manags The
boat, i was driven ashore, when the party were
ezptured and brcughs to town. The ganboai
wss firing as the party leik-H0ast0R Telegraph
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1ho highest maEkes price, sifhsr n money
oE subscription, VIII be paid fer clean esttOn
OF Essn rsgs, whi.s e. ooloTsd, dslivsrsd st he
APPEAL eous:ing-sacu, Atlanta.
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Br John H Elms, CT Whites battery. was
accidentally shot in the Bowels by pistol n
the hands Of q eOnrEds, Rsar Rome, fow days
since. The wound is serious, but the prospect
Of lis recovery are encouraging
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E The Sumter Is. c. -HgatehHsan announces
the desih Of Dr. ". Anderson. at an advanced
sge, At sistesburg. Hs is the father of Con. R.
q. AndeEson, now serving in Virginia.
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TELE GRAPHIC
Reports Of the Press AssociatdOn-

Entered according to set Of Congress IN tie year 1858
by J. 8. THRAsHER, In the Clerks Ofhcs Of the Dis
tct Court Of the Confederate States for ths North
srn Di5iriet Of Georgia
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rr The enemy were rspulsed, with a loss
Of 10000, At SposisylVsnia c. H, On Thurs,
day By Mahons's and Lanes brigsdes"
The number reported killed By 0ur forces
seems fabulous, bat We are informed that tn
enemy were in columns faa deep, and ell the
officers were so drank fhat laey were unable TO
keep their feet Our boys had i al their own
Wsy.-Maeen Telegraph
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Gbe 5lenqsis 9ppral.
Ters,la 81 AdrerfialrR.

Al sdvsEdsons1fs wTu be charged shrse 6oEarl rer
EsusEs fos TIE fzt issertiou-sud sWo dollars and =
ksif fas-sssh Eu5ssgusat insertion.
sssi n0Sss WI Be chErEss at sas fass e Gag sz
- Ezs.
osiiasry notlseE and ell other articles not Of sen
srs p1blis interest," ehsFzsd other saysrilsensn.s
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X George Hal, Of Talladegs, Ala, has
opened grindstOne quarry on his premises
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POST QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.

ATLANTA hsy 10, 1864
4 WISH g purchase two thousand e7rds Of good
u uerchaniable aARD WOOD I viii receive
tsz'sd proposals unL Of the 3lsi instant 10 is
delivery in the city The woods for the whole
any part Of the amount
Il T. MkssE SCALE,
uYIl ~ lEsier and Fasl Q lsrLara.a a-isr
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a CorPuFs battery wss captured By th,
enemy on Sunday evening last, near Rssacs.
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= BOUT tive Hees : <se --eA2 , sNEAstP4n.
"A slsch t8s Snaer ez.- = .-s-i'lte q Rsfstpf
5ls salss ana Pa5instias ~ tssss ..ssss'ss
.RhSs
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sts-ize sfc patzs ef ~ OEf 5ssus o. Cen fsderats
if8seg raks4 Dise0asfss fr rss N5 Fs5e ef Csafsde
AoHee a. tLs Rats 81 Tires Dollars Old EssHs
fF Nr7 Dssiafs n f-r issu1, from IS % $500
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x Ths Legislature of Nerth Carolina met
at Raleigh on Tuesday last
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HEADQUsRTEBs AREE UF ESEEssEE,
DSlten, Ca, April 18Th, le04 )
special Orders he. 1e2l
Z. Al ne reqaes. OF the Chief QuarternassssF,
Major }. BLUE nooRE, Assistant Chief QuartsTEOes
ser i espssizly charged viii lie collection ship'
IDsat and sapPly o. forage for The Army Of TeDnes
see All ofiesrs AID agents n9H upoa the abOye dUly
b order from lhsse ssdgaAzers Nil report 70 Ealor
Moore.
By co1a1ssad Of Gen JOzNsToN.
KINLoOR FALOOSER,
nssior J. sLUE MOoRE. A A. General
As.i Chisl QaasterIa sa-sF, Array q Tennessee.
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Per The purpose Of ezrryins oa > COMMISSIONS
BUSINESS Il the cid ssard q A. ". Michel HIM
Ter street. resr the corner cf Whitehall street, Al
laris Ga StFieg attention Vii bs givsn % Al eon
figrrr-uts A ". MITCHELL.
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BELL, MOORE & CO.,
PRICE WILLIAMS.
General Commission MeTchsRt and
CemnerclaI agent,

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Ksssrs Walsh, smith 4 Co., Mobile. Ala.
Mossr Giimsr \ Co, Aozlgo1leIy, Ala.
JW. Evans. Esq- AtSatas Ca
MeasrE. J. A. Anslsy 4 Co, Augusta. Ca
Nessrs Kent Payne Co, Richmond, Va
John F Taaner, cf he Tredegsr Iron Works
Richmond, Va apt &m
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Most positively in the absence of mails
from any quarter We are hard put to work for
acceptable matter with which to 6ll cur col
umns, says the Wilmington Journal. In this
emergency we copy chapter from uue of the
Northern pamphlets got off upon Abraham Lin
coin. 1. is called "Ths Book of the Prophecy
of Stephen, the son of Douglas" We give the
first chapter of the Feeond book, thus