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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-22

From he Lyuchburg Rspobliesn. III
Notwithstanding the innnmsrsbls reports of
ths movements Of the Yankees in Amnsrst Il l.
now AseeTtsi1ed that the force was a mere aid
ing party, s0sut 2U50 strong. with two pieces Of
artillery, Who crossed the Blue ridge At Browns
Gap, and proceeded directly on towards the
Ofauge railroad, which they designed to striks
At Tye river and R0ekfsh, with the purpose Of
burning the bridges scross those streams Fooled
in sbis design By information that the bridges
we're 100 strongly guarded t. be successfully as
sailed Gen. Stshl, tAe commander. sent suusd
OF nine men to tap the rOad at Arlington depot,
3 station between the two rivers named. This
vas done. The depot WAS burned, the track
tore up for tsw yards, sHd the telegraph cut
Fce dsmsges, however. have been repsiTsd, and
tbs trains are running through - usual
Continuing on in this direction, on the old
stage road nom this city 70 Charlottesville, the
rsiders eoiersd Amherst and When between
Roses mills and fleetwood, near the county
line, they were attacked by Msjor Sweeney,
with the 36ih Fgginis bsttzlion composed of
only one hundred and fi1y men, who eopght
them lor an hour, but was finally eompslled 10
give back, eith the toss Of tiiy men, as gallant
follows as ever drew sw0rd 70 strike Zoe.
Pressed back ia the direction 0f New Glasgow
ths heroic lssder Of ihis gailsns hlsis bard rs
sired with bis faee 90 the enes1y, and a. every
feasible position maintained his ground, reDal-
sing chaTgs Eiror charge, f=-sa h-aiiy diseoursg-
ing tho enemy 10 such a ss 70 eause lfs5nl
to eesse from tbs attack. Had Msior Sweeney
been supported properly, as he ought 70 have
besn BY the main body Of Our cavalry, who are
said to have been in bearing Of the sound Of bis
guns, the probability is that the enemy wouli
nave met & disastrous defeat
After this afsir the enemy lsfi the stage road
and t50k the direction Of the Buffalo springs
'sith she Intention Of escaping 10 Lexington
through Whites gap, thges miles ives. Of -. -
springs The nam body o5ntinued on tbf-
route and crossed The niEUEsAins Tuesday morn
ing. A dei=ehmsns OF sbout tg0 hundred and
fifty lsfs the main body, aAd sweeping around IN
the direction Of this city, struck the Oranee
read s. MeIVoTs, seven miles tom this civ,
Mondsy night. Here they csmpsd, bat did no
dAmsge 10 the read, and tina next morning made
for james river, whicl they crossed near Gslt's
mill, and moved 10 the sonthsids road At Con
ecTd depot, where thsy-did sons ineonsiderspls
damage, and proceeded TO Campbell Court
House, and thence by AEaeldton 70 Liberty.
This party were dressed in Confedsrais uniform,
and represented themselves as Imbcden's
cavalry.
TIE dsmags dona by these raids was 50 IN
considerable as nos 70 be worth tbs space It
would occupy TO record them. Some priVsts in
diyiduals suffered to some extent sths largest
loser being Ar. P. s.. Geo. Amblsr, of Amherst.
from whom they took eight horses, s6ne i've Or
six negroes, and 6 gusntty Of corn and bscon.
O.her parties suffered 81 some extent bat their
nsEsss are unknown.
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p sRsM sM.--D. r. PURVIAECE
AgAM * PURVLANCE,
(susesssors to P. L. johnson & Co..
General Commission Merchants,
Selma, alabama.
= prompt attention 10 al consigHEeHtA
KOTFFE.

HEADQUARTERS Cox 7TH Cose DIST GEORGIA,
Griffin, June 7th, leo4. )
THE attention Of sub snfolzz oaieers snd tie public
Is called 20 ths-goIiosTing paragraphs Of Circular No
>, Hszeqazrters Censcript Service, Georgia
Az. The mos active snd continuous efforts Of en-
rtIsg ofooss viii be directed 20 perfectins hoIOugh
military reEEirstion Of all white males, resident or
fsaas wlthia heir respective districts who be.
tween the sgss Of seventeen and hity yssrA The
register" should sEBbracs all men net already in
vice no nstter What may be their physical eondiios
or claims TO ezsupton, and shozld satisfactorily
hI5 under ts hes5 OF remark the status OF each
VHis the d1ty of,hu persons within the sgss oes
Ignatsd to report for saroliment Enrolllg oficsrs
viii not however wait s1oh vn untsry reporting, but
vii make diieeni inquiry 20 persoHs. and enroll IN
Information Eaeh hey - be ssiisasd liable to
enrolnsut. Persons may ts enrolled wherever found
lis Ct the utmost importance that this egislratcn
EhOHld be eomplessd IS early possible. Prompt
ton is snjoRed upon snbenroiiing ocsTs and eiti-
ssua are requested 10 report to ths enrolling officers
for enrolment B. e. NEWTON,
Ldsztenant and Enrolling OiIiesr,
fug los zlh Oidricl Georgia
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miaisIcr Dayusn,s DIlemma.

During last autumn or winter the confidential
clerk Of The eminent French naval contractor.
ID. Foruz, OF Nantes, disappeared, and with him
very important Nud-valusble papers relating to
the business transactions Of the house As the
man eUSoyed highly respectable position and
an ample salary, It was clear that no ordinary
or small temptation could have induced him 10
forfeit his prospects and bis country and TO risk
The galleys. Not long afterwards, Mr.. Dayton,
the Federal Munster 81 Paris, in a correspond
encs which has recently been published, submit
ted to the French Minister of Foreign Affsirs
wha. purportsd 70 be copies Of papers imaheat-
ing II. VoFuE, and also his correspondent, M
ArmAnd, of Bordeaux, by the eVidsnes of their
own signatures, IN extensive transactions for
building vessels Of war for the Ccniedsrstes
Upon this evidence, Mr.. Dayton bzssd formal
demand for the seizure, or at least detention. Ct
certain vessels, sand other measures to frustTste
the nefarious attempts Of the ConfsdevAses
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Ths Grea, Fea.r d nloss.

From thu New York FreemSn's JsuraaLl -
Gen. Grant has been doing his best q satisfy
the appetite for blood evincsd by his mss lers in
Washington. Little trust as can be placed in
reports that have come North, we can under
stand that It is certain that tens OF thousands
have fallen. Tie report " is that 10 500
wounded have been forwarded toward Washing.
ton, 10, 600 crowd the ruined tenemsnts Of
fredericksburg, and several thousands too
badly wounded to be moved, lie nearer the bat
sle6elds. What number has been killed is un-
known-will perhaps forever remain SO.
The dispatches forwarded by the War De-
partmsnt may be received by those whose men,
cries sre 50 short conveniently as to remember
the dscsplions originating there, in regard TO
all fsTmer compsigns in Virginia. We publish
Gen. MsRde's address to his Soldiers" issued
on Friday last. Only after "eight days and
nights, almost without intsrmission, lighting"
had the moment arrived when he felt suthors
ised to use terms of eongFstnIation The bat
tie of Thursday morning Hss the first of the
eight days in which any substantial advantage
ever the ConfedeIa.es eoald be claimed. In
fact the World, one of the most ardent of the
war papers, declares: It leah no longer be
denied that the first seven days battles were on
the whole adverse 70 Cur arms. On no one day
could Gen. GRANT iairly claim any advantage
that gave him OF tho country an assurance Of
success.
Secretary Stanton and the corps Of newspa-
per correspondents have been amusing the pub,
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sgaiREt The neutrality of France. We have no
means Of Judging Of the genuineness Of this
efideneo, and we understand that beth Msssrs.
F0znz snd Armand decline, as thsy have a per
feet moral and lsgal right to do, to pEonounee in
the nsttsr until tie originals are produced. Of
shieh these papers profess 10 be copies Mr.
Dayton's d!lemms, however, Is 10 enyia5ie one
o gsuiiomsn and the representative Ct & for
eign nation Either ths papers submitted 10
the French Foreign Office are Of piece with the
report Of the Confederate Secretary Of tbs Navy
PAlmeo on Earl Russell, and in that case he
employment Of forged documents
for ths same purpose wiih the two Governments
would bear SONS Fhat too suspioiJ-a q chsrze-
Ter. Or, on the other hand if ihay are genuine,
.hen be eoBiesses himself guilty Of subofns-
ion Of robbery, and liable, but for has dielo-
nstic character, to a criminal prossc alton -
Sadon Iudsr.
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Washington Correspondence Of New York HsraIdl
- ThuriO6 Z ecu proposed 20 esn npOn
Mrs. Lincoln and pay has respects 10 the wife
q he President, aud accordingly brushed him
self up snd called for that purpose. It appears.
however, shst short time previous = ar6priesor
OF ohe Of Ire leading hotels in your city, in The
preseHee Of Weed snd ihree or four otaer gen
aemen, said, IN joking way, when asked
if there was any rsN8, That It Was reported
that General HAilsck and tho Secretary OF War
(Sianton) had decided 10 remove Mrs Lincoln
rom Washington sad send her home to Spring
6sld." Weed replied, 'TaAf be did nos know
whether the IepsIt sgas true or not, but she
ought 70 have been sent AssY lonE ago
Mrs. Lincoln, il seems vas stopping AZ TIA
Metropolitan Al that time, and tbs person vghoi
heard the statement infoTmsd Mrs lincoln.
Tie result Wss, whea Ar. Waad called npor
her ladyshipf zftsr hss proposition to he PIssi-
deGs, she aeetised ann Of making that sisse-
mens, sad refused to allow him % sif doWn.
and turned I'm out Of the heusa. This IS the
sequel 70 Tie atsTy hat has -besa indussIiousIy
eRculAtsd secretly N regard 70 Mrs. Lineola
using the br0omseek 70 NJ. Weed.
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HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or VIcKSBUrG
kfcks5usg Mss, May IS The recent murder
Of eisEsn, BY coloted soldiers, in open dsy. IN
the streets OF this city should arouse ghs sften-
son OF evsry officer serving with these troons
10 the absolute necessity Of preventing their
soldiers iIou attempting = redress Of their own
grievances. II the spirit which led to this set
Of violence is not At once repressed. eonse-
queneos of-the most terrible nalare uanst follow
The responsibility resting upon officers ia
immediate command Of eolorsd trooDs. espnof
be over estmsted, The policy of aiming col
cred men' although a. first strongly opposed,
ass hDsilY been very generally approved BY
10y al men thIougaout the country, IF thia ex-
pertinent Is sueeessful-if these troops prove
powerful snd efficient in enforcing obsdienes 10
lsE, all cthcsrs connected with he organization
viii recaive the credit which viii be due thsm
as pioneers in the great work Bat Il. ir teach
ing the eolored man that be is free, ami that in
becoming soldier he has beeoms the equal Of
his former master, We forget to teaed him the
dTst duty OF the soldies, that Of obedience olsw
aud to those appointed over him-if We encour-
aga him in rushing for his srms and eoolIy Inur-
dering citizens for every fsncied insult, ns.hine
but disgrace and dishonor can befsl al con-
nected with the organization.
Every wrong dene to the colared soldier can
and shall be punished, bat ne must nos be usr-
mitted 70 take The law into bis own hands aud
hereafter the officers of any regiment guilty Of
such crimes as that which has TODAY brought
disgrace upon the colorsd troops, will Be held 10
q strict accountability.
Major General H. W. SLocUM.
t. G. Rogers, A A. G..
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Gen. Grant wss born in Clermont county,
Ohio, April 2Slh, 1922, and is, consequently
forty-two years old.
Msior-Gsn. Buell. has been mustered out OF
the service, hsvigg refused to take command
under Gen. Candy.
The colored division of the 9th corps has net
been with the amy OF the POiomsc slncs it left
the Wilderness.
The total number Of guns on al the harbOr
deienses of San Francisco will, inA few moaths.
be nearly five bundled.
Major Gen. Foster has assumed command Of
the district of Hilton Head.
Gen SheDley has been placed in command of
the department. of Eastern Virginia, embracing
Fortress Monroe, Noriolk, Portsmouth, York
town aud the eastern shore.
The national bank bill has become law,
having been signed by the President.
1t is known that the rebels have iron -clsds
torpedo RATS aud other internal msehines with
which TO destroy our feet in james river. Our
naval officers ara prepared for them.
President Lincoln was invited to attend the
Grant meeting in New York, June 4th He
wrote, approving anything thAt'would strength
en- Gen. Grant and the armies, hoping that the
result of the meeting would be men and guns to
support them.
slave owner Aogged bis female chattsls, and
Gen. Wilde had him tied, and permitted the wo-
man to Teplay the blows with interest. The
widow of the late ex-Presidsnt John Tyler has
written to President Lincoln, complaining of
the act she is indignant that a ViTginis gentle
man should be treated thHS.
Il antcipsted that the mortality in Wash.
iDgton hospitals viii be very great, as = large
proportion Of the cases are of men 30 severely
wounded that they were left at FredsrieksbHTg
until they could te moved on Hitefs. Twenty
eight dead were lying in one hospital to-day.
A grandson of Gen. Harrison is = colonel in
the Union army, and is serving under General
Heoker His name is BsnjHmin. 1t WAS Ben
jsmin Harrison, his great grandfather, who
signed the Declaration.
A Washington correspondent says the efiici 81
records Of the military authorities show that
upwards Of one hundred and Efty female re-
cruils have been discovered aud made to resume
tbs gArments Of their sex.
The hospitals a. Washington arc being
cleared of the slightly wounded who will be
sent North. The capacity Of the hospitals has
beea, and is being, increased fifty per esnt. The
number of wounded from the recsnt 'baGtlefields
in Virginia sent there is over 10000
The new two cents coin is somewhat smaller
than the old-fAshioned cent On one side are
two crossed sTTows, over which is 3 shield with
tho date 1854, and the motto, In God we
trust" wreath nearly surrounds the shield.
On the diverse side is q wreath surrounding
the inscription, Two Cents" Outside of the
wreath are the words, United Ststes OF Amer
iea."
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H. C. Rogers, a A. G.

ATLANTA Yankee paper tells us that in
the spring Of 1850, John C. Calhoun, on bis re-
turn from the commercial convention st Mem
phis, stopped several days A. Atlantis, snd Ere
dieled then thst i weuld BE- the greatest inland
city of the South, and It no distant dEy the cap
itBl Of the Southern COHfedeEacg; the corner
stone of which he maintsined wauld be Afriesp
slavery. From the same source We learn thai
there Is an arnOTy al Atlznta q chemical Isbo-
rstory, ard q sword factory Shells, solid shot
siege guns, field pieces, aud mountain howilzsrs
are cast there. Percussion caps, cavalry sad
dies, artillery harness, gun carriages, Gabu.
lances, amy wagons, tsnts, sad 81 the shoes
and clothing for the Western department, arr
made al Atlanta. Ths srmory turns cut mus
kets Of the Springfield pastsrE, and rolling mills
stretch the plates for tbs rebel iron-elads LARGE
quantities Of meat are pscked there for the army
This Information al comes from the St. I,ouia
RsPEbtiean.- Asridiaa CiariOa.
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ATLANTA.
WEDNESDAY NoRENG, JUNE %, 1854.


Ths letter of Special" concerning shsirs
at the front, viii be fouad exceedingly interest
ing. The enemy are apparently endeavoring to
get back. to the Dallas route. Gen. JoHEsTRN
has made such disposition Of his forces as the
erieency demands. We could give the position
of our army, but viii not do SO for prudential
reasons. Suffice il to say that Gen. JOHNSTON
vas never more hopeful, CT his army Of veser-
ans in fineE spirits.
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MOBILE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION The Mobile
Tfi5,us says that the following are the rates of
a;iicles sold al the Supply Association, which
generally is considered lower than the msrket;
Zee, 55e per pound sugar, $4 so per pound; !;
salt, 40s. per pound candles, SO per pouHd :
soap, (bar) 50 25 per pound; meal, bOised, 81
50 per busbel; Havana coffee, $l4 per pound /;
white liable pess, S5 per bushel; butter, 80 per
pound; eggs, 81 per dozen; fresh meat 81 so
to 81 IS. Owing 70 the trouble and danger Of
spelling beiOge reaching lbem, the managers
have stopped getting their supplies of fresh
meats from the railroads, and are now making
arrangements to have their cattle killed near the
city, SO that the nsss can he served perfectly
fresh. Bacon, 6c0O pounds jnst received, good
article Of sides. hams and shoulders, which they
retail at 50 per pound.
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$500 REWARD

" Ill De psla foE The spfrelsnsion aid delivery
w IA any sale lsil ~ thai sen gst ths following
kegTCes;
9ENk dshEEs dark copper eoloF, tusEiy-fiz- year
oid CHS Two hundred poaadss ave lees ten inches
sish a very Csc looking tollo1.
hohTOE tl4cKs twenty hye yesEE ola Eve fesi
seven tDc1es higE weighs che hundred ana ntty
pounds, and Fas ralfed lu the Tow country.
Phu.iR, biscks tNsDgy Hour yesls Olc. hVs feel
eisht inehsS high, weighs huncfed ana ciEhEJ
pOuAds, an1 fpesks seIy s0W.
SaAkPkk, black hYe leet 81 inches high. weigh
hundred and foxy pOundH rJgnd Ehouiasra tlisk
bps large mouth, twenty yesrs aid
TON usEek, i've ieet aine Inches high, weighs ons
buadred ana ssvenIy ave pJaaaz tWsutY seven yearf
eid, stlgtsrs very Dad azd ahen excited ne can
scarcely speak
The three Last nAmsd are brothers snd were rEiss6
IN hancock county. ALERAD EAKEk,
mYs auFusta, Ca.
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TUsKEGEE FEMALE COLLEGE The com
mencemsnt exercises Of the Tuskegee Female
College viii begin Sunday, JGne 26.h, with a
sermon By the Rev. w. H ElHssn, D. D., and
conclude the following Wednesday with Tegu-
lsr commencement day exercises, aud literary
address by The Rev. H n. @cTyfeqs, D. D., of
Montgomery.
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MOBILE FRER MARKET -Ths Mobile Tn
hume says that notwithstanding the hardness Of
tho times, that noble institution, the frss mar
ket, continues to feed the poor. Mr.. John Hur-
tel, the superintendent, states that there are Gl7
soldiers families and S74 Of the city poor who
receive articles iTomit twice week. It issues
now, real excellent bolied eOrnmesl, peas, fresh
meat snd salt.
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Is THE FIELD FEAR MA
TuesdaY NooIl "A

1
Is THE FIELD NEAR Ma
Tuesday Moo
The enemy made an unsueoesEt1 En- -ss.
ieft Yesterday evening, in which Q 81 eolors
the prompt measures taken to me
AS late hour in the afterno 4, which
which had basn planted upon II - and Il
tain, opened very heavily upon "a were
with ane effect. Five Of thsif bs to rem
=.ely brought up and placed in P sauntlst
terrible fire was opened on cur bat
elevation, they failed to aceoX ha ground /
than to give US beAuIiful Ply few wao
lust q, sunset, and the hssh 4 ~ roanded
could be plainly ssan, ansss GROUND fOr
seemed on Ere, owing to the - rsrs OF tbe
Aathe same time three desl
By heavy force OF the enemy e sshose who
upon hill near the Burnt Hioi 8 ,houssud
being held by Lewis and Gist's eared and
gkirmishers. Each sssault yy<.ssority Ia
slaughter, but the enemy be a about the
fourth assault and carr Cjsesibam and
were lmmediately reinfOs s.. 4 on him .forsbe
the position, which was Is main point Of
Lewis, bus Gists brigsds
insl position and fell bst.4 beard upon the
Lewis in a very PeriIOu.. ! .yieini,y Of Gen.
aged to s1trieste his zss ,str batteries being
killed wounded, an Ann At 3 lively rate,
Rooert Ennis, ID nssSm of.
sud Capt Rogers gfunchAnEsd, and there
ever, brought avs. Ii preceding day since we
among whom wss1 eton
tuoky, from Lexine..es hrn, and the troops in
BY numbers Of u q fo 4 10 every species Of ar
OF former days ss.sam the ssry raysof Oi'
Ohio, was also al ..ssn,e the faculty ofjanp
officer of the day ssa.ers with Remarkable es
sa Bhgadisr Gere' ,toeee the mud was allaOa
TO carry the posiiio sersl inchas deep.
tempts he was hos y rear who are sORdin
He then returned .ss should invariably .
in preparing bis = ~ reaching their destln'
our men. lie y uieh Sly worthless. sssreel
the position, -. ssss.er si.hout large nunbsr
apon approx yGsve been on the road f
walking u ,uesy are perfectly rotten az
are you d, * food Is much needed By q
after you e - Fhsrd tack and 4bseon, but
whersup hemp. to send it as oFdinal
is quits Z a..
msnnsr ..sporsre to dsy I lotiee SeneF'
man, and was . were wounded a. t1s1s'
but is sa9 lied to sds are net entirely ne1l'
army viii =. 40 of duty. SPECIAL
The mo ------7 -.
-I,.h i uees 3F GgN POLK.
~ ,,a,,,; s.poUAarERs, FLoRlOA BEfsADA
- i'''- HANETTA, GA, Jaes 2s- lso7-
'ii0 -'-o's' Having seen seversl accounts
'----o -, ~ S,stnsins the death Of Lieut. Gems
SssIfs exactly e.rroeti and os'
-, biz demise, and eeFr our pick
r,.ro.. -s,d .a eslaEaity, ! ssnaess Gamer
the morpine. 81 10y 81 t'AtoperstiOn. that I
prevented a bIny can be seen inng the creek
battery upon sl--s--ss-5, in 1iery firing WHs '
| for an hour Of Two. 81
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LIEUT. gems EwELL - Lieut-Gen Ewsll
has been suffering considerably of late with III
health, whielIis Is probably the cause Of his being
assigned to duty st Richmond Els is succeed
ed in The command of bis corps-the second
BY Gen. Esrly, who has been promoted to the
rank Of lieulenant-generEl. Gen. EWeI has
acted truly brilliant part in the feld. His
successor, Gen. Early, too, has given ample reA-
son for the promotion with which he has been
hnnnrad
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'sWE WILL CoEoUER OR Die. The spirit
stirring lines under the above caption are from
the pen of John Black, Esq, the classic and
talented local editor of the Eufala (Ala.) Spirit
Of tLs Soath. It's musicalTythm and hsrmoni-
aus How will awaken responsive sentiment OF
stern dsfAuos in every Southern Breast.
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FROM MIssIsSIPPI-A correspondent of the
Bississiyyias, writing from the camp of Woods
esYsIry, says; "Thsrs are no military move
osnts On foot that would be proper to note. The
msHszvsrs of the enemy ara closely watched
and bis plans thwausd. The brilliant victory
which Forrest has just schisved viii relieve the
State. from another incuTsion by the enemy for
three months at lesst. A small party of our
scouts were surprised Rnd captured recently at
Hsnkerson's ferry, by ;bout thirty of the enemy.
The story is that a short time previous the
scouts proposed to deliver to cotton Spectator,
named Carter, certain number Of bales Of cot
ton on certain day. Carter having made his
appearance at the appointed hour, our boys re-
Heved him Of his greenbaeks, sud sent him on
his way rsjoicipg-'ovsr the leit' On returning
TO Vicksburg, he reported the bad faith Of the
FIVE rebels concerned, when an expedition was
orgsaizea which resulted in their capture. -Four
of their names are Glass, DsFrsuse, VIM. Lee
Head and Samuel Jstt"