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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

The New York Nsss, eonmsnsing upon the
relative importance Of Richmond an Atlanta
: " the public mind, which has been 50 sb-
s5rbsd in TIE ssirriag evsHts IN Virginia, il now
directed toward Northern Georgia The stu
alton IN that region already assumes an IN
tarssfing aspect. Dalton and Rsssss have been
oocupisd b. The FedsIAlI, though the latter was
A5T aksn uaHl sfter = sharp fghs- Gen SHEER
HAE evidently proposes a vigorous campaign
and vii Eght Gen JOHSsTOS - soon a. be can
Tbs latter Is proverbiAl for his Fabian policy,
and # DOS forced viii not accept battle without
he has greatly the advantage. The importance
Of The campaign IN Georgia, in It's immediate
ia6asnes upon the war, esn hardly be estimated
To capture Richmond would be 70 take an oct
posi- Ths capture Of Atlanta would be to take
the citadel Of the Confsdsrates. There are sit
ustsd many nanuscloriss which supply Lac
CenfedenEtss with munitions Of WsT-
Bat what is Of far greater importance, il IS
she gresi center from which Tsdiatss those rail
I'D communications which have hitherto proved
60 valuable to the South. The Western Allan
tic connecting with Rene and Chattanooga,
the Georgia State Iesd extending southwest to
AHgussa, and thence eonneedDg with the Caro-
lima and Virginia rsiIToSs the road TO Macon,
Ga, and that 70 MoaigomsTy, Ala, with lis
southwest communications, al center At this
psisE The LAST named is the only road which
cornsess AIabama and Mississippi with Che
Ssztss further east and nor.h. It IS thus readily
perceived what advantages would be gained by
- - q a.
If, On the other hand, Gen. JOHNSTON shall
defeat Gen. SHERSIAs in 5 general battle, and
that defeat shoall be decisive, the Coafsdsrziss
viii regain 81 that has been WTesied from shem,
IN ths two years past. JOHNSTON Is tso able >
general to throw swsy he fruits Ct victory as
did bis predecessor BRAGG. He would press
hiH defeated foe, SO lat he could not Te-enssr
Chattanooga in force, Te.ake ihst point, sad n
\ fsw weeks rscccupy Tennessee and Ksntueky.
Thsrs is no Federal force within the State ;
named, thas could Withstand The march Of his
victorious columns. But if Il be true that
eProzidsnee fl7ors hsaVy batsaHons, 50 the chan
ces OF success rests with tie Federal command
er, for his army is vastly Superior to oHosToE's
In numbers, though not in discipline.
It is evident, from this view Of the subject
Tat he North Is not unaware Of the vaEt suPe-
ricTity Of he advantages to be gained BY TIE
esPtUre Of Atlsrts, over those to be gained By
t5s capture of Richmond. Richmond d is regard
81 as = msre outpost % Atlanta Our belief and
convision is and always has been that the Yam
KEGS win never get possession Of either place
bEs should the fortunes Of war render it nsces-
ssry thSt either the one or the other shall b
given up, re do net think cur military and gov
eTnnentsl authorities could long hesitate as tc
the point that should be yielded.
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5000 REWARD.

F my readsucs. "a Atlanta. on the gJth uIfaro.
IL = MULATTO BOY named HRSRV abous n.
teen yesis Cd weighs one lundrsd ana sen or one
hundred ana hfsssu pounds has full yellow ID uzht
eyes TIN 1esrd beginning 10 appear On bis upper Lip.
Ipesks low sud mildly, vas raised % FrsdercEsburr.
and Wss sold about signiesn months ag1 Ia Richmond.
virginia va some ten UCut1a with the army Of Vlr-
sIulE az servant n Dr.. MsCkahGmar. Assistant Sar-
geon, Q. 8 4 he is probably Somewhere with our
army intending 70 seek an opportunity to escape TO the
Yankees-
Qutriermastsrz and eo1mlsgaries with the trains are
requested % look out for him.
lUdl psy tas above reward FOR his delivery 10 M
in thia p-Ecs,0 or his c~ouha8ms1t 90 that fnsy ct him
A. 2. AGA
lna 2tanf 49,
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Ner. Lem. frsn, Fsnsee ssarer..

49,
Under date Of -Spostsylvania, May I7lh, Ger
O. 3. Wilcox, of Gen. Burnsida's carus. ;ele-
graphed Gov. Blxir, Of Michigan: "The Michi-
gan regiments Of this division have been en-
gagged il several skirmishes snd three general
engagements Tkey have al d0ne well, some
OF hem sDlendidly. Their losses, since cross
ing Inc Rspidsn 70 his dats, have been: Killed,
l6I; wounded, ~ missing, $40 total loss,
1928. VIII you please use every measure in
your power to hurry up all endorsements to
these regiments. I think W are on the high
road to success.
Another Of the correspondents Of the Times,
in its Issue Of the oath, had learned that the
Government secret police have intercepted a
rebel mail goiRg from Richmond 70 Baltimore
Among the letters thus taken were seine 70 I'M
portsnt personagcs in New York AID PhiladeE
phia, and their contents implicated a number Of
others.
A telegraph operator, the Times says, has
Just escaped from Petersburg, Va, and has IN
formed the Yankee authorizes nat BsaHregard
has been Teinfglcsd By Ralsom's division, and
the rebels Rers eroWding forces into Richmond
By way Of Greensboro AID Danville. He states
that there are Eve iron-elsds at Richmond, and
that there are heavy batteries on the James river
from Warwick TO Drugs bluff.
rs believes shat the rebels are making every
ed ut to pat tbeiT united strength in Lees army
sgainst Lieut.. Gen. Grant. He says the PIE
Yailing opinion IN the country around Riehn0nd
Is, thas If he esn hold the capital during this
campaign, the FsT viii terminate; consequently
every effort is directed for ID ma nsenaDcs.
The rebels have great con6deaee in the gen
erslship OF Lee, and express The belief that the
city Of Richmond would have fallen 3 week
since under any othar command.
The Alexandna VA JeHTHat says that, Mon
day afternoon, Is efieaFs and 800 men, al Of
them skedaddieIs from Grants army, were for
wRrded from Belle PAN 30 Be returned 70 tier
regiments. The ofieers were marched IA he
rear Of their men, and SONS Of hem were hand
Guffsd together. The Journal adds: A sad
bat just example"
Here 10 aaosher similar statement from = Bal
smore pspsr
Last night q body Of slragglers arrived here
FROM Washington, to tho number Of eco, inelud-
ing II officers, aoms Of them having Surgeons
certificates Of disability. and others slightly
wounded Gen. Meade has ordered the later to
ha tied BY court martial. Many designations
have been aenf IN within he past two days.
Al will have "a b. accepted Tor the coed OF the
service. &c 4 IA believed that no officer capable
aad dispass 81 psgf9sa bic day at this nms
veai3 ree
AZ 0ae IS ear subscribers visAes % know
t pvles ef wARAeY 81 Okoioua We never
tnt snE aHt aaderttand hat u taxes ono hun
6,l sn5 fveatTfvs collars wostA 30 make =
SaA Sfaah &sar5siss he naa 10 be six iect
lSnE s wNssssy eeotdi asi cost sixty.iwo and
4 haf ss ser yArd@F elts Ns'cs
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N0TICE To MIssIssIPPIaNs,

ATLANTA, Ga, Nay ssh. Is64.
AT a meeting OF Hissiszippians held a. ths slzsiszippI
Depot Office. eornsr Of Mitchell and whitehall streets,
on he 25.h lnstsnL it uas sgrssd 70 coup.sts ihs ar.
sr the organisation Of a MISSISSIPPI
II ASSOCIATIONS. Ths following officers
were chosen:
Prssideni-sea. c. G. Dshlsren.
ics-Prsziden-Cai. D. NJ Hayden.
Trsasursr-DE. c. K NarlAah.
sscretsry-DE CT. Hiskie.
We appeal to Misaaippians to send forward su7
and every Thing that eaa Re uzsd for he relief Of our
sick and uounted- Q K. MARSHALL,
my9s ~ General Agent for Sissssfssi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

FEITs MABR "a COLUMBUS Mr.. JsBass
Winter. president Of the Rock Island Paper
W7ls. bas shown Us q felt made A. his establish
meat eqasl, fH Al practical purposes, to The
lat EreHsh felt. he Is prepared 10 make them
Ct ainest any width. He Is slso manufacturing
Superior article Of Dyer felts, eqUsi, if not
s~upsrior. to he best Baltimore va The
crest ] 6cclty with paper manufacturers since
fhswaF. hss BEEN IL Obtaining felhs. Several
aifls-EE. Winisf's, We believe, among the rest
have beea compelled - suspend operations
oroa or tuies * wsns Of these Indispensable
srtseeA They - t. be run throsgh the block
a5e. al cfaat risk and expense, and hence the
great seslciy and high price Of pspeT. Mr.. w.
LIS, AfE some six q sight months incessgnt
labor and much expense, suscseded IN meeting
IS demand Of she paper manufacturers He
- We Esisvs, prepared 20 make them 10 con
seysbia quanttiss-colEsbns SNs.
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battle in the VsIlsy. We could only bring about
5000 men into tho fight; the enemy numbered
10000 10 il 600, and fought Ike devils. Our
cavalry behaved badly, ard soms Of the infantry
no better but the latter were rallied, the cav
airy could not be Gen. SigeI was in 'front.', and
n the thick of tho battle all day, encouraging,
directing and leading the men. Ths bullets
were dense all about him one or two Of his
staff Wsrs slightly injured, aud several had
horses shot under them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

THE WHEAT Crop Is TEoUP CoUNrY.-
The LsGrsags Reporter has eonversed With
planters from tie various poists Of Troup eoun-
y, n F~sieTsnee 10 the wheat crop. Some com
plain Of the thinnesS Ct the stand, caused by
the hard winter, and do not tbink al average
crop win be made. Oilers say heir wheat
locks Eplsnddly, and Ass tbey viii make an
excellent crop, II no misfortune happens. Upon
The whole & is disposed % believe TIA. sn aver.
age whesi cTep vii be made in that county, Il
nst a cood one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

MAYORS C0URr.-Hls honor, Mayor Calhoun, haid .
lsgse At he City Hall this morning, the arsf IN he past
Tires weskz, which Wa largely attended. The FRS IN
hodncsd to his Hoaor was . Mr.. ". F. Wood. who stood
charged with EbuEag a lady in her own house The
charge being slziainsd, Mr.. Wood was dnsd 80 and
costs. Mrs. Martha Pssvy, q good hunorsd frank wo-
man. was brought ~ for quauailng viii = clerk a.
Houehson's store. The svidsues slowing hat ihs
ofsucs wa trivial, the Mayor les Mu- PsEvy OF With q
inc Of slO znd costs. Dennis Csihan, a Jolly son Of
qrssn Erin, unfortunately got light snd became bolster.
qua Mr. Csuihau not having done the Ike before, wa
muIetsd suly to the amount q 80 and eoBs. Thomas
Fleming, q lad shout nn years Of ass. WASH Up for throw
Ing rocks AZ a n~sighbors house. bat owing to soEs doubt
a. to biz sxset age. tbs case va c0ufiHnsd- MHyLiad-
ssv. lane Hardin. Fraaeea Crawford and ssHs Wills
INDUCED In q terrific battle Of profane and abusive lsn-
gnags Ths aut ;hree falling 70 appear were snsd SO
and costs each, Tor conisnpt and The eass Of The latter
continued. Several miaOr cases were disposed Of.
WAX TAx-Thoze liable for war tax VIII cOnsult
their interests BY needing The sdvert8emsat Ct he var
tax collector IN another column.
BLAsKET LOsT.-Czpiain IEsel Gibbons, A. Q B..
has loai al old and highly Vdzsd family blanket ses
adver,isenent.
BILL ARP"-Chas. Il. Suith, Esq better kn9uu a.
"BHl Arp" attorney and counselor as Law, has opened
an ofas in this city, with Coli. W b. Underwood
L~osT-Capt. J. R. Hl,sr offers ore hundred dolanz
reward for he recovery Of 8 package Of qaariesmas-
Ter papers.
FoUSB--J. D.. Jennings ct Il. J. Porter slors, haE
found a pocket book containing valuable pzpers-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

LOrd Russell On the AnsrIean CeHtest.
Lord Russell concluded 8 recent speech in
Parliament on American Affairs, With the follow
iDg IeQsIks:
Having sxplsined what was the course we
took, let ne again cay that l think we are bound
to maintain our neutrality in The contest be-
tween tho swo parties on the continent OF North
America. Great issues are there under trial end
no Issue greater tbsn the question Of What viii
become Of those four millions Of the negro race,
which have hitherto been retained as slaves in
tho United States. For my part, l never hsve
been able to feel Dach sympathy With either Of
the conscndipR republics OF the United and Con-
fedeEste States. IsAa thas on TIE one side there
was q declaration ia favor Of the peTpstuity Of
Of slavery, and on the other there seemed to be
no messuEes taken even 10 unite that unhoiy
compact contained in the Constitution Of The
United STAKES, By which q slave coming iato a
nee Safe, however much be may have suffered
IN endesvcTing to reach that free State is,iable
10 be again restored to bis master.
Il is to be hoped, with respect to this contest
in Moth America, with 'shateVer calaDities IL
may be lrsEabt whatever slaughter may be
committed, and whatever industries may be IN.
tsnupsSd, thai Providence n decree that some
asoEemsnt foT all the misery shall be made TO
msukiud, and That the issue win be one which
viii place those four millions OF tho black race
ID . condition Of heedom-in that condition
which uayherssfier lead to their prosperity By
the proper employment Of aat liberty which
the Uaisod Safes have proclaimed as the most
sacred priaeiPie Of their Constitution. Is Is evil
dent that L must be Left 10 the e0ntendhep DOW
eEs % wolk cut this gsees problem, and /, for
my par!s should think it . great m~isfortune If
this c9aaty should be obliged By soy nara
meant considerations 70 take 8 part ia the pros
ent coolest. If may be that The result OF this
contest, the beginning Of which we al deplored,
the c~OnsnuAnce Of which 10 81 regTst-it may
be ibst ihesnd Of this contest may see that sin,
Hen. heaE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

OFFICE MISSISSIPPI CESTRAL z 2. COEPAsg.
GIsnsds, Mss, Nay 1ilh, l564
STOCKHOLDERS are hsrebY notified has tMs CoR-
parry vii pay ihs CanisdsrAls State TAX oa its Sniirs
capital. ray Wan, therefore. maks no return 70 -.
SCISSORS in their ssgsraI localities Of sock hsld By them
raspoaeyely. Al McCUNGICO,
mva6 In SecIstary.
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battalion, Major Miller, a portion Of tho new
cavalry forces that came on recently from the
South, were engaged, behaved very handsomely
and suffered considerably. Thay rspaIsad the
enemy's cavalry and dT0vs them back upoa
WaFrsn's corps, which they also attacked. Il
is said hat Major Miller was killed, with many
others, and that Col Dunnovans last an sIm.
SALLIJsT.
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500 REWARD.

OSf,a tths Rszs0n buiiding during he late IRE
IL one pack &c QUARTERMASTER'g PAPrRS
marked Captain JR.MleE A. Q n. care Capt Z.
Z heGlsnshan, atlanta, Ga, for which I vii psv Inc
above reward Leave them WIKI the Post 0usrrsr.
master sad no qaeHtons asked.
J. z. LIE
iu3 49, raufafn ard A q n
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LEST.

T Lost mountain. on suudsg night Nay 29tl a
"A large and heavy DARK purpls With q
bgrut mole In t-suppossd 20 have basD PICKED up 1y
soma wagner. t ) "a Oh tLmiT haHkz[ and On
tsae acs5upt valued BY he Cw1er lar more Aaa AK
other b ankst Of equal Woight and warmth ms
audcr vii be literally rewarded upon leaving sNa
.blEakst vfth Capt K. .. Gn8b-s. Post Quart rmasier
IL V.-istta- ca LsRAEL GIBBONS
f1a Al Cautain and A. q n
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w Ar 4
T.aY or


ALL persons hat are subject 70 pay said TAG. are re-
CRESTED to DO 30 By the 18th Of June.
ReftsFss Of Profits
Hsds ty buying and selling between he ast day Ct
January, 1883. a1d dfs. Gay OF IsuuSrT 1855, spiritu-
GUS liquors, -four Nhssi, corn nee. sugar, moiGsss or
syrup, salt, bacon. pork, hoE, reef or beef cattle,
sheep oats, hay. foddss rsH hides leather, horsss.
mules, boota sh-ss, cotton yarns WOOL GOTTEN or
mixed cloth, hAs. wagons. harness lead, iron Itsel or
nails money, geld silver, foreign s~Echangs, Socks
notes. debts, credits or o5igasious Of any Kind, snd
aay merchandise, property or effects Of any kind, to
Be assessed and collected fortawi-h, under ihs "Ast 70
law additional taxes fvt he common def-Hss and sup
port Of the Government approved FsbluzT Ill.,
1904 me TAX upon which Is Ten per cent. in addition 20
The tax On such proGig Al income under he P~ro7ili1Ez
Of The Act Of April 2ish. IsG1
J. D.. WILLIS,
Tax Collector.
TIh District State Of Georgia.
OHos on AlabAma street. Once hours from 20 ia
N and z on 2 to 5 Pm liuf&W
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ADVERTISEMENTS


A LARGE J POCK8T-E0OK. consisting ps-
u PERI ard money which The cFusr en- have bv
ealing on Lieut.. DoreY 81 the sore O. J. Z. Porter
describing property and paying fer this advertisements
jus Nv i 4. TFWWTWlg
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rms FRONr.

We are without any press reports nom the
frout this morning. Il is reported that there was
heavy diminishing along the lines yestsrdAy'
and that We drove the enemy back. We sup
pose We win get fall parsicalsTs for ouE morning
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SSO REWARD

FTHL be paid for the apprehsusioa o. F1Ts5-
w BEN BACON, con 7sny A, p kenfuckE sa71-
~ twenty eight years of age I'VE feet zen masa
he's. hlrtd complexion, gray eyes. brown hair-oy oe
cnpaiou a fsrner and q usuvs Of Frgs e111f7 hsa-
so ". A ELLIJTF,
fs5 ~ Captain co. A, ai Ksniueky Cavalry.
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ATrEsTIoH, Pass V~OL8HTEERs You
are hereby ordered 70 assemble n fort Of he
APPEAL ohes, Saturday sfsruoon, the Alb inst
At 5 O'Clock, to fscsivs se-c5ggremsns aHd ke
mustered into the local STVies.
By order Of he Captain.
iu3It G WLToE Martin, O.. s.
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For Conrress.

EDITORS APPEAL; Plsass anlounss M mana e
Col sam TATE as candidate for Congress IN ms fIih
District Of Tsanssses-azd Obass ths West Tsaass-
Bseass IN General FORESTS eou1nznd
qURELo, asy 5sh. 1854 rmyls tide
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= OsT On he zst5 instant. du-ing he march q
General Hoods eoFps, on the Big ohsRty road,
nv sABER. an Ergash blade, with metal seaooaru
and Yankee beiL 4 TlEpag ne above eHa1 lIH
- JuHu J WADE,
L~isuL-Goiansi 54sa Virginia keginsns
s,r ne SteVsasln Division
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r7HE aSoUFHERN WIFE COMPASY," Macon,
a Georgia is now prepared TO supply hon uAAAs
from No. 4 70 No. Is Ia IEss CT smah Quantities
This Wire l. equal 20 s1Y msde IN ne NoalousnSg
m-a- ants Macon. Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-03

~ Our news elder wss in error this morn
ing in his ststeusns that the correspondent Of
Ia London HsFald in the South Is P. W. Alex
AndcT, Of the State. Mr.. Alexander IS core
spondeus for the Tinss, and Mr.. n. Bait HsW-
son fer The Herald.
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WANTRn. IHMFDIATFLY,
S0OwRWARD.

A coed COOK. WASHER and R06A8-E a
"A gmall family. Apply %
m 80 Ohes Of Naval 0rduEHee WORKS.
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OfEN!

III ACHlNE OIL Tanuarz' o., Paint Oh, Car Box
IL on AID Axle Grsalss nay Do obtslusd - al
srsasiag the 8obscrl1er. Haufosda. fact0riga As-
,hins shops and Mia vi % Supplied On reasonsaia
iermssdY addressing tha sshscrbsr In AugastA Ca
ural 1ue JOIN DARBX-~
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BEEF CATTLE WANTED,

1nO HEAD Of
IUO COED BEEF CATTLE
wanted for he Georgia state Troops, By
p P. PEAsE. A S
Psschfr3s Hreek
my57IDt Atlantis, Geo.
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80 ID 20 - Assoeiaaon.

aatorsd E~scordi1g 70 aot 81 Congress n TAO yaEr l1Gi
y is. TERAsaER, II ths clerks 0hacs Of The Dtz-
Eiet Court Of The OcnfsdaraEs STATES for the North
srn District Of G8orda.
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THE SLAUGHTER OF GRANTS MEs-From
various letters written from Grants army to the
Northern psPsTB the reader can form some idea
Of how Grants troops have been slaughtered
unser bis standing order 70 send the men
in" The Vermont brigade lost Co.'s. Foster,
sopss Lewis and Barry, besides any number Of
hns o6esEE. OF The Al Vermont regiment only
ninety msn and five officers we're left Thsbri-
gsds to Ukiehtbe Baxter Zontvss. Of PailadeL
Phia, belonged wss almost destroyed. The 93d
SeE Yskresineut vert in $50 strong, and in
TIE Wilderness fights alone was reduced TO less
than 200.
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z Bdg-G.n. Tyler arrived II this city yes
tr3zy, from Griffin, where he has been ~sojourn-
Ing for some months past. Ha ia yet upon his
erutchss. Otherwise the general Is in excellent
ksaltb, and Biauifests q restless desire once
mere to be a. he head Of bis brigade.
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Gotten Wanted.
WIaE D SALE.

ItU 2. p PEASE,
IN x Psse1trss street..
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asd RsgistE states that the Yankee feet Of
Mobile, under Farrsgus, consists Of fifteen
hesvy ships, figAtes aud slOoPs-of-WGr, tie
smaller erEft bsEing been removed out sf harms
way. These ships svsrage $50 men and %
guns each making total Of $3.50 men snd SO
guns. Ths great armada is assembled to de-
kand itself against the Confedersts iToD-eiad
TannersaA
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STAIRS FARM, Va, Juns Hampton fought WI
sons dlyisoa Of Yankee cavalry uesr Ashland ysstsr-
dsYr defeating and pushing them haek ior over .hree
nileE' and capturing some soveaiy.fve prisoners AID
three bundred horses OusIoss Us estimated st seventy
SEQ
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WAC KILLED GEN. SED6wICK-Tbe La
Grange Reporter says that it is believed that
Charlie Grace, CT lie LsGrsDge Light Guards,
detailed Is Z ShsrpsbOotsT, IS the man who put
aPeriOd to the mortal existence Of the Yankee
General SsegHick, who was killed in one Of he
Iteest battles 10 Virgins. 1! is known, that
>ss &dV Ssdgwick was killed, Giaee took =
fair ain At sons general officer Of the Yankee
amy who Wa riding up aud down bis lines,
and the said officer was seen to fall The Re
porter saw It sss,sd il m extTsc! from a North
@n paper tat ssdgWiek was 50 riding when the
fatsl missile reached him.
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His EzceIlency z B. VANCE, govern
Meth CarolinA, Raleigh, n. G.
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FoUSB.-J D. Jennings At 7. J. Portsrs slors. hax
ound a pocket book containing valuable papers-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-20

SECOND IEDErEEDEET BATTERY.-The Sec
ond Independent Battery passed through
our streets yesterday, from Camp Cleveland
to the Union Depot, attracting a great deal
of attention. It consisted of six brass
pieces, with all their accOmpaniments.
There were about eighty horses in the line.
This battery has been stationed at John
sons Island, but its time (sixty dsysl hav-
ing expired they returned to camp in this
city, where they have been three weeks
waiting to be mustered out. 1t is composed
of thee companies from Jackson, Adams
and Brown counties. The guns have been
sent to Columbus, as the Brooklyn Battery,
which relieves the Second, is already sup
piled with guns. The horses were taken