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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
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.NesSrS. Editors - Deg leave to call the
attention of the citizens OF Cleartie!d bur-
Ough TO a nuisanCe existinC in their 10 idst,
the removal of which each individual, Rs
well as society generally demand. mean
o certain Lager Beer" establishment,
where am informed whslley is constant.
ly retaied in violation of tho law to all
classes. including hoJn,aldrmkariS persons
whea drunk, and 10 minor JQyS il is also a
fact that the place is kept open on Sun
days, and intoxicating drinks furnished.
Last Sunday il was full and very noisy.
This is done in violation of the following
act of Assembly, viz:
at shall not be lawful for any pcrson or persons
10 sell, trade, or barter in any spirtuous malt
liquors, wine or cidIr, on the first day of the
" week, commonly called Sunday. Every person
who shal violate the provisions Of this act shall
be taken, and deemed to have committed mis-.
demeSnor, and shall on conviction thereof, in
"any criminal Court in this Commonwealth, be
fined in any sum not less than ten nor more than
"one hui,drCd dollars, md be imprisoned in the
"county Jail for period not les than ten nor
" more than siEty days, at the discretion Of the
Court"
The attention Of the Court ard grand
jury shouI be called 10 the facts in the
case and it is to be hoped that men will
not be permitted from mere melccnary
motives, not only to violate the law. but
to disturb the quiet, and good order Of
Town in doing 30. 1t is said that there
arc other places where the law is violated,
but at present the evidence is not so a
bundant. Let me warn such that they
ore being watched and will be returned
whenever the proof is sufficient. 1t is
the duty Of every good citizen to give in.
formation aud to a'd in bringing to jus
tice those who would thus violate both
the laws OF God and man. If this notice
should rot have the desired effect, in my
next | will give the names of the houses
and u Tie pit rssSs who frequent the
place, and by whom the offence con be
proven. s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

G5B- The IryJ,me'S account Of the battle
Of the Wilderness says:
1.-THE negro troops Of Gen. Burnside
commanded by Gen. Ferrero, had been
placed at the disposal of Gen. Sedgwick.
with the request that, un,ess absolutely
necessary, they should not be put into the
fight
The negroes remained within mile
and half of the front during the entire
day until dark, and we're not hrough, in.
to action"
The account OF the battle at Spottsylya.
mia says 1.-THE colored troops were not H.
the charge" In Gen. Banks unfortunate
battle on Red river the negro troops wer,
not brought into battle. What is thu
matter? Has experience taught that no
groes cannot be trusted in battle, or is
the programme to kill off the white sol
diors frstY Perhaps Lincoln hates to
slaughter bis "pet lambs - p,v Booi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
iENERAL WARREN'S FAREWELL
To THE RESERVES.

llENpCrARTERs Flrru Army Corrs. May
81, loOl- Soldiers With This is tho or.
der for the return Of the Penus,Iyania
Reserves, whose term of service cxpires
to-day. The General commanding 'begs
leave 10 exploss to Them his great salts
faction At their heroic conduct in thi. ar
duon' campaign. A their commander
he thanks them Cor their effective efforts,
and conGraluIates them that their success
full engagement Of Yesterday, closing their
term Of service, and being the last Of ma
ny battles bravely fought, is one they can
remember with satisfaction and pride
BY command Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
cTRAYED or STOTEVr

y Of Peter Solt, in Bradford "'a ,o 'Ss 'Ss prem,
night Of the 2i,h Of May Last, TDa' Nv. SG
ten years old, with tho poiu, bt D.aai ..ai q
left ear, long horns, and rather bi"oslEs
liberal rowprd will be paid to nav ~, ~ (
me whcro SIZE can be found. 8SSSl,
Woodland June =, lSG..-3t nj ~l
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stand unexampled in

paisns which will stand unerumpled in
history, Farewell. W
(Signedl s, W. CRAwropp
Brig Gen. Commanding Division.
II. A. Mccoy, Lieut. ,.Col. and A. A @
Tue First, Second, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh
Tenth, Eleventh, and Twelfth Regiments
and tho RucktailS arrived at Washington
on the 4th and nt Harrisburg on the 6lb,
The Tenth and Eleventh Regiments, were
sent to PI,tshurg to be discharged on tho
9TH, and are ar present in that city. Tbcv
fought their last battle on the Both OF
May, within few miles Of where they
fought under the gallant Mcclellan in
1862, - Ldima Dcp0rraL
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10 Builders

SEALED PROPOSALS will /.
~ the School Directors Of Br5i '''Ta .
until tho 9Th day or July NEXT ~. Sc'O'G q s'a.
Of one Sci ooi Housc IN saId ,ov,,t iIt eNH,
'peciications can be seen at the rP ,,.3 Pas
DANIEL SIZEiS;Iled
juno II, l66l,-pd. "aSb Sai
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Gbt GirayGeIO &pudljtau.
WEDNESDAY MonNNG,:;::#;JuNE 10 tn.

Rllaiovs NoucG God willing, the
Rev, ". o, Wight will preach in the
Presbyterian Church in Curwen,vlle on
a,xr sabbath, at ia. NJ, and in Clear
f, ~ at y Pm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

BB- We are authorized to anu1i
WM. L, RlSlIEL, Of Lawrence ,oUlht I
candidate for the office Of County Co1ssss
subject to the action Of the Democrat. ms
CIoardeId county. MlylA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

NoTiCE.--All person,
~ taking an assignment, or nD,ot nvDr,utI'0O'd nm.
a certain property in Glrard ,rn rn'aoSslng N,
Pa, containing = acres, loto ,Ip1 Vle,ra,g. l
BronocI anl b} him conveyed ia o"nop'rgdIs
JGrrGt h"s possession ola deed 'e, r, @!as
which ho obtained f,aGda'cnt,y' 'r s.i Io' tie ~
sideraton. ~ "na wihs,
juno II, 6i.5t. pd. " V'VDAn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

EsS~ We arc authorized to an'Ns'
WM, A. BLOOM Of Knox tp,a. eladis'
tho othco Of sheriff, subject to the scla
Democratic party Of Cloarield CO. ag'
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r,PpNo ar

Bg"Wo are authorized TO an-
GIDEON y. GOODFELLOW Of srr's, u Y
~ a candidate for the Office Of fh'fA wy, c
the action of tho Democratic party o. ~
county.
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$235,5si 2S
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JAMES d. GRAHAM,
Clcarleid, june 20 '64. Cashior
DELIEF NOTICE.-.ThO Board of Relief


IL for the county of Clearfeld will meet at Ia 9
Commissioners office, on Wednesday and Thurs.
day, tho 29th and 3OtA days Of Juno 1894.
The Board have directed that all new appIi.
cants muet appear before the Board aud produce
thoir sworn statement detailing namo Of soldier
regiment aud company; when enlisted the
number Of children, with age and tex Of each ;
tho township in which they resided al the time (
enlistment, and their present residence and that
she is without the means of support for herself
and children, who are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of credibility, from the township
IN which she resides, must also be produced
whose certificate, sworn to before the board, must
set forth that tho applicant is the person she ep.r
resents herself to be; that the statemment ofthe,
number and age Of her family IL truo that she
is in destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing those roquisitions can be OBJ
tancd u the office of tho Board Of Relief, when
application Is made and the witnesses appear.
June 10, 1864. VIM. 5. BRADLEY, OK.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

WASHINGToN. june S-3 r v,-T6 Nlio--
GtHGH D.r, Nco Iork General lluutcr's
victory and occupation OF S,aunton is con-
tirmcd by the following despatch jast re.
ccIVed tIom General Butler
IAN quiet on my lines"
Richmond papers Of juno 7lh give in
teliigepce of fight ct Mt. Crawford. be
tween Gen. Hunter, and Gen. Jones. in
which i,u,in. "a3 victorious, and Jones
rebel commander was killed. Slauuron
was afterwards occupied by the Union for
ces, The fight was on sunday"
A dcspatch from Gen. Sherman, dated
at Ackworth, yesterday evening, 8 so P.
NJ, says:
81 have been 20 ALTOONA pass and find
It admirable for our purposes. It is the
gate through the last Of most eastern spur
Of the Alleghcnes. 1t now becomes as
useful to Us rs it vas to the enemy. be-
ing easily deIerd del from either direction
The roads hence from Ackworih into
Georgia are laIse and good and the coun-
try open.
Details ofthe position Of our roops and
contemplated movements are gwen, but
are not needed for public information.
Tho despatch iurthcrstatcs that the en-
envy is not il our immediate front. bur
his signals are seen on Lost Mountain md
kenesav.
Dispatches from General Csnby, dated
Juno 2d, have been received which re-
port satisfactory progress in the organlza-
ton TO his command
Erwin N. SrAYroy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
DISTRICT ATTORNEY

BsI~We are authorized 10 aIuY Il
WIN. NJ. MCCULLOUGH of Cleart'ld = N
date for the Office Of District A''OlIIg Ig,,ia
to the action oftho Deu0cFa"' paw may, .
county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

E80 We arc authorized TO anH~
ABRAHAM OGDEN Of Lawrence tHR,"n
didatc for tho on 20 Of sheriff, sngec,, Iy
tivu Of the Democratic party Of CIeaia.s ,n'
ty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

RlTWo are authorized to SnuS ...fs|
JOHNL. CUTTLE or Clcarfold a' ,,,.l ya b 4
for the Office Of District Attorney, su|5 u.,s.5 "a
action Of the Democratic party OIL V'''ir Inn, n
ty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
IN THEORPHtNN COURToP c,p,
Field tO!' 'NlyNa,;..'N' VIZ

on that the following apprai,nopi, !; ~. y \
ersonal property Of dccvdcnts, ,es.,i
set apartiyr tho widows Of ipte,n, !
the Act Of Assembly Of tho lib ~
1851. have bocn filed in the Rfgi,.s,,S.1
Clc0rfcld, and will bc presented 10 ma 0''
Court for approval, on TolaOslay d, IN i
If June next.
APpruiscmeut cf eer lain psrsonsl pr,r., !
real estate, set apart for the vidav q 4
Root derCesei l. O. BARG3
Clcsrfold, jun. s, ta3. Ga
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
CORONER

n1Wo arc authorized to wv
HENRY W. PARK Of Cloara'ld' na u. ~
for the ofEce Of Coroner, 'n9'e'' jD'N
IN, Democratic TSr'r
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PRIMARY ELEC nON.
COUNTY COMMISSIOyEg

D-s5 " are authorized 10 anl0aI
ANG Us GILL, Of Bradford township niz
dato Tor the Office Of County Cownisors ]
Ject to tho action Of the Democratic lN
CIearheii county ARsA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

EsY~ We are authorized to anHd-|
JOHN GGLLILAND Of K,rlhaus ,avriR \
candidate for the ohlco Of County Co11bsr1
subject to tho action VI the Dsnocrl' ll@
Clearield county. imi
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

Less OF GENLRALs.-Since the war COM
nenced, the Federals have lost 81 Gener-
lls, of whom SO were killed in battle, and
Is have died Of diseases contracted in the
service,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

heg~W We are authorized to annos1 n
WM. A. READ Of Lawrence twpe az . w =,
for the Office Of sheriff subject to the a'4~ Y. K
Democratic party Of c Garfield CO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
The PennsylYania Reserveg.

TIE last battle Of tin, gallant Corps
was at Betnralda Church, on the &0th Of
May, in which thoy repulscd ESels corps
Of the Rebel army, with great loss A.
mong the Rebel officers who fell barore
the ire Of the reserves on This day, were
Gen Ransom, and Coils. Telrill. Of the
9Th Virginia, and Hoffman. On the lst,
"ith the order to return home, the fol-
loving aldres,c' we're issued by Mai Gen.
Warren, and Br g'djcr General Craw-
ford:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

Eg We are authorized 70 annoaI|
CONRAD BAKER Of Knox twp, maar.
for the Office Of County Commi,iIheE ag
the action Of the Democratic patty Of CIaa
county. junsA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15


LINcoLS AND JOHNSTON The Conven-
ION of the otiice-holaing portion OF the
AboitionSts at Baltimore last week
have performed at least ore salutary act
fbr the country--renominateJ their mas.
"cr-and for wnich act all well.wishers Of
rheir country ought to be douGly thank
4ll. There is now at least a faint glimmcr
.of hope for the country. Whoever else
may succeed, it seems 10 us impossible
hat Mr.. Lincoln can secure reelection.
Ills mountain OF sins is too monslrous for
the people to endorse, il lhey have any
possible chance Of making any other
choice, unless they are reslly diyesled of
every particle Of reason.
Such conglomeration Of humanity
never before assembled in any part Of the
world. The professed minister Of the Cos
pei The public punderer the shoddy
Contractor; the professional gamblers the
white man and the black man we're ell
there 10 one grand mixture of sycophants
and mercennry, ctineing slaves to do the
bidding Of their usurping master, that
they might continue to gloat and Fatten
upon the lfe-bood OF their counlrymen--
and the only element that was not repre-.
aented there was a purely patriotic, self.
sacrificing American sentiment.
An honest effort was made by come Of
the delegates were candid enough o
confess to the hopelessness of rejoicing
Lincoln--to postpone nomination until
after the result Of the present contest be-
fore Redmond is llno~n-but the shod-
dyites would hear to nothing of the kind.
They knew they had the power to make the
nomination, and believed the nominee had
the power to elect himself, and more than
this they did not want.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

WM, \, PlooM, E,q.-CoURGcuoS.-Tbe
announcement OF WV. 81 Bloom, OF Pike
rowrship, as q candidate for Sheriff, was
bv mistake, for WV A. BLOOM, OF Knox
township, The mistake was entirely our
own but can do no possible harm, AS he
correction is made in Iull time to prevent
aay farther misrepresentation,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

FREXoST, AS part of the history Of the
times, We insert on Our first page, the let.
ter OF Gen. Fremont accepting the nomi-
nation Of the Cleveland Convention. 1t
will be seen that Fremont reiterales tho
identical charges against Mr.. Lincoln for
which Democrats have been so ferceiy
denounced by bis hireings; sentiments,
we doubt not, that meet hearty response
in the breasts Of q very large number Of
those who have steadily adhered to the
present Administration. The letter is in
every sense an able one calm, yet terri
bly, severe upon Nr. Lincoln, and, with
tho exception ofa single sentence devoted
TO Abolition ianalicsm, is truly American.
Who would have thought that three years
Of war Wculd have wrought such won
dcylul change upon such a man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

Hsg~Wo are authorized to an1 lj,p
NJ. G, EVANS Of Pike twPo asa ~ h, W
County Auditor, subject to the a''i0n = jsn y
ocratic party.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
AUDITOR

EssyaWe are authorized 10 aII aiS y
JOHN J, MILLER, Of Morris t0rn'I' own, lo,.l
candidate for County Auditor, @nI,!y,,s,li VI
ton Of the Democratic party oi '''' Jusii
ty.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

NorE. "Allusion is here made TO the
writer's brother, from whom a letter Of a
subsequent date has been received by his
family. He was also at Lynchburg -EDs.
REPUBLICAN,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

Essy We are authorized TO anN0l|
the name Of B, d. HALLo Of Karhaa'P ai1
dida,e for the Office Of sheriff, subjer. ha
ton Of the Democratic party ofCl,af'l
ty. ng .
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15


t. RJ Gen. Dlr, Nee York ;-Dl-parch-
CO from headquarters, Amy Of the Poto-
mac dated this morning. have been re-
celved Ana,sault was L0dr Gu Burnside
about midnight and successfully rcpuI-ed
In the preceding afternoon hundred
picked men Of the enemy made aru.h to
fce what was the meaning Of Hancock 5
advancing siege lines. Nlne Of the party
were captured and the rest killed or driy-
en- back.
Several letters have passed between
Gen Grant and Gen. Ice, in respect TO
collecting the dead and wounded between
the two armies. Gen. GIaut, in the clos
ing letter. regrets that all his eiiuls "l0r
aIleviaIipg The saNr.,as. oE wounded men
ler, on the battle fed had been nugn,ory, ~
TworchtI officers and ,iX men, sent oui
to search for the wounded of their com.
msud1. were captured in consequence Of
the enemy not delivering Gen. Lees letter
until after the hour he had named had
expired. Gen. Grant has notified General
Lee that they were captured through a
misunderstanding and gill no, be held as
prisoners. but returned
No other military intelligence has been
received. +. N. STANTON,
g.. -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

PAINFUL ACCIDENT. Mr.. Benz. Spock-
man had three fingers Of his right hand
horribly mangled on the circular saw yes.
teTday, IN tho Machine shop of Spacknan
and Co. Twas purely accidental. Two
Of the fingers were afterwards amputaled
at tho middle Joint by Drs. Woods and
Nurtsricl'. The little finger though
suU q ~! injured, !. ssty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

ii ATS oud Cap, oakfords Spring STYLES at
IL J. +. KRATZRR's,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
SECOND DISPATCH.

ASNlNhToN, June :, - v.
Ny. Gen. Dir, Ncio IorE:-A dispatch
from Gen. Grant, dated yesterday st 3:lj
p. m, that all has been very quiet to-day.
No casualties reported.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
SIIERIEFALTY.

Bsy We arc authorized to annr'|
JACOB A.FAUST Of Curwen,yileas aglS
for the office Of sheriff, sugsct to the actnt
Democratic party Of Cleard.!i county ngA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
THIRD DISPATCH.

W lgurNrrrN- Loo ., i I. 4.
NIj Gs7. Dr. Nro T7rk:-A di,pltch
from NJ. Dana, at Gen. Grants htalquar-
ters, dated $50 p m, yesterday, announ-
ccs a victory by Iton. Hunter over the rrb.
els bryouud S,aurton, aud thnt the rebel
Gen. Jones vas killed on the battlefield.
The dispatch is as follows;
Tho Richmond ErInmtr Of to-day
speaks Of the death OF Gen. w. +. Jones
by Gen Hunter. u mile, beyond STAIN
ton, Va Gen. Jones was killed on the
field aud hi. successor retired to Waynes-
boro', and now holds the mountain be
tween Charlottesville a&d Saunton. The
paper further states that no hospitals or
stores wore captured by Hunter Anoth-
er dispatch announces that our forces oc-
cupy Staunton."
f. ". STANTON, Sec. OF War.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15
TIVE 70 onoASIzG.-we ask the at,eu-

TINE TO ORoASl2E.- We Rsk the atteu-
tion OF our Democratic friends to the adj
dress OF the National Democratic Associa-
ton, inserted on our FIRST page. This good
work has been long delayed ; bat that ac-
tive movements have now commercrd,
let us all take hold in good earnest and
devote every energy to accomplish the
groat object in vicw---the restoration of
the country Every Democra, believes in
his heart that there is no hope for his
country outside of the restoration Of the
Democratic party to power. And many
thinking Republicans are Of the same be-
lief-thaL all is ruin, ANARCHY and conru.
sion, unless tho direction Of public affairs
are given to other men. Then let every
man put his shoulder to the Wheel and
there will yet bc hope for the country.
FATAL ACCIDENTAL young man camed
Washington Icgarty, son of the late Jo-
seph Uegarty, ot Lumber City, was fatally
injured on Wednesday last by the falling
Of tree. The deceased and Harry payi'
were engaged in making timber IN Jordan
township, and in the Telling Of II .ree, Mr..
llerartv was struck on the head in some
msnuer--lho particulars Of which we
were unable to leain--and 40 severely in
iured that he expired that night. lie was
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

TuE TErTu w MISTAKE, ,-"Iti' easier u
G''In'r reluctant people 'haG to S''''"
''y" ,, """ l 80 I -, ,,,,i nrorar,,
Is. uui:r our form Of government, an a0-
,u,diry"
The above sentence is taken from
e.ccch delivered by Judge Daily, OF New
smk, Ia war pcmocro') at war meeting
cid IN that city 'e" days ago The 10y
81 is dCcdedcdIy singular, ne'eriAeIess'
r.o important truth inadvertently escapes
.i3 lips, It is an "o5S'Tdity" says the
she Judge, to attempt 10 retain and govern
a conquered province. yet this, according to
,hc same Judge, is harder to do than 10
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

LYNCuBURO, NA-, MAY 2, ISU4.
Dear jane am here and well-was Ia
Q ttriaonVr near tho Nrl.Ia---.-. NJ, r
in company with Charles Larrmer and
NJ. b. Cramer. We are al well have been
used well, and are in healthy camp
water plenty and good. know nothing
Of BEN, we 90! separated in the fight.
Your husband
WILLIAM CARR
Mrs. Mary J. Carr, Cleartield, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-06-15

The CAPrlyEs HEARD FRoY.-The fol-
lowing letter explains itself These brave
boys had not been heard from since the
time of their capture, until u few days ago,
and fears began to be entertained that
they had met worse fate. Their numer-
ous friends will be glad to learn that they
are safe and well.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-29

A gentleman wa arrived in this city las
evening, and who les Washington CITY on the
I9sh, says tho negrO worshipers were very de-
spondens at tho atash0n Of sffsifs, nosuith
staudiBg The rejoicing of the newspapers over
pretended victories. 0a sthe other hand, lhoss
whose sympzthies srs with the Confedsrste
States are cheerful, and confient Of The early
success of cur cause.
Grants losles sre estimated at over 20. 600
The AdmiassTaion presses pretend that cur
loss exeeeh thstof the Federals bat the num-
Der OF wounded brought to Washington, Alez-
aadris shd Baltimore, with the known fact thAt
thouss As still remainin ~Ffsdencksburg and on
the 6sd, convinces the people that such Is not
he tutb.
Giants men are ssid to be clsmorous for an.
otter leader. They say he il reckless Of tbs
ii1esDf bis soldiers, knows nothing OF Strategy
sd hopes to succeed By bruss force alone.
They demSnd that McCiellsR,p or some man WIN
brains enough 70 handle a large army with
skill, and has some cara for tho lives Of his sol.
disrs, shall bs piscs6 over them.
There arc Two significant facts to be observed
n toe pagers We have been permitted TO see,
aeeDs 20 us Of much force. Fret, Che
.xciled and snxious call for volunteers for
,ne hundred days, which shows the weakness
4 The enemy, caused ~ their immense losses;
nd second, that in neither Of the pApegs before
Is ID The price Of gold qu1sed, whether for ice