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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-07
HEADERS DIST. WEST TENNESSEE, I
Memphis, Tenn, Nay Il, 1864.

Mempnlss IenlLs HAy Il, 1908. }
The abuses existing the Mississippi river render the
uteTferencs Of the military power imperative Boats
are cleared Gost daily from Memphis with ce6rances
Tor any landing place they may choose, aud that with
any further restriction than clause In their clear
Enes thRt they will not violate the law OF the United
States BosJs thus olesred loaded 10 the guards
with variety Of merchandise, proceed down the river,
sometimes landing the Shore sometimes rounding to
Rnchoring out and communicating with the shore
with small boats. They open trade with all classes Of
peop.e except loyal ones They negotiate With rebel
chsfsus and susrrias for the bringing In Of cotton
and taking out Of supplies. They inve rebel officers
snd soldiers board and drink and hob mob together
Some boats, assured, have been Out forty fifty
dsys from their ceArAnees from Memphis repenshing
hsic supplies from time to time from other boats pro
csedng up down the river running into every creek
baysu and lagoon where Confedsrate trade be car
ed on Even the farce sf landing under the guns Of
gunbOst - Seldom complied with The revenue aids on
6oErd Of esch with very few exceptions known TO
be Of bad character and many Of them proven TO
be 10 completely, with persons engaged in eontrsband
trsds. One arrested yesterday is known to be Con-
federEts soldier, belonging 90 regiment in Arkansas
and is in hs Irving block, auOhsr when the boat
Oyerhauisd upon which he was aid, took ths pre-
caution 10 throw bis val 50 overheard thus destroying
the evidence OF his crime.
It is therefore ordered That no boat shall land be-
Cairo and tbs mouth Of White river except where
there is garrison of United States troops They viii
not be allowed land in skffs small boats, will
they be allowed to land supplies at any military point
nsed above except for the OF the Uni ed States
troops and such persons as residing within the Fed
ers lines without special permits In each case made and
provided.
The ram Monarch will proceed to morrow morning at
six O'Clock down the Mississippi river, snd arrest every
boat found between Memphis and White river ali pas
sengers on board, Whs women and children, or all
persons not liable to eOnsorpiion by the laws Of the
Confederate States, viii be put sshou at the first land
ing, together with any effects they haYe ami par
ties liable eonserpton srs presumed TO be ~ thu rebel
army, and will Be brought prisoners of to this
city This Monarch win send each boat under guard
which will be furnished by Jdg. Gen. BuckiAnd, Ild no
boat wall be allowed land except at Helena, the
way up.
By order Of Major Gen. @ C. Washburn
WM. n. MORGAN, a. A. Gsn.
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Obse.vIng the sahbn1I,. .


BATTLEFIELD SEAR GAIsEs' MILL, Va, June 5; TP
N.-rodsy has been unusually quiet Both aiass seem.
70 observe The Sabbath There Il only occasional sharp
shooting
The flight en- sainrday Nighs.
Last night 81 assault was made on FInsgAn's risbi
which was handsonsly rspulssd Little slEs Of Iutsr
est occurred yesterday
AdvanctuE a E.ftsIs.
On Friday night, Hoks and Malone On our riebt Al.
Vaneed their lines sons distance In order 70 sstablfh
their line Of skirmishsrs The enemy made an ss.suIt
during which Gen. Brecnridges bOrss was shot under
him causing Gen. Brsekiaridgs to be severely bruissd
IN falling. Late Friday evening. ths enemy maas an
assault On Fields znd part Of Earys corps but wsrs
successfully repulssd.
Oar s.sssss Dur5aE the Week
Oar K 7ss in the Sights during The whole Of last week
viii not reach one thouzand
SsraUf shifiuz EETs PosEsISn.
RICHMOND June Or is reported that Grant has
rssirsd fror siJs HIS object is probably 10
rlais his troops for another sss4ult our right
The Rae@Y In fhe Valley.
AdTiess from the valley Indicate that the enemy Is
moving IN the direction OF StsHnton Our forces sre
unable to prevent their advance Il reported that
Siaunton has been already occupied By the Yankees.
Congregational.
RIcHMoND, June 6.-The Senate to-day passed the
House bill increasing the pay OF non commissioned on
GERS and pFVAtes IN The army with an amendment lin
itiug The Increase to one year.
resolution Of thanks to Gen. E. Kirby Smith, hil
officers and men, was unanimously adopted.
The House tax bill reported back, with various
amendments and made The special order Of he day for
Tomorrow.
The House coneurrsd the Senate resolutlons xtsnd
ing ths session uaiil Saturday nsxt.
The bail amending the currency act was surs dis
eusssd-
Bfsehade- 4 unaer Capturtd
MoBILEs June 6.-This morning the steamer Doug
lass, in attempting 10 ths blockade was eaptarsd
with assorted cargo.
The Free Navigation Of Iise 1IIssissippf.
The operator Jackson, on the oh rspoFts on the
authority Of Capi. Evaus. commanding scouts, that
Mamiduks IS bloekading the Mississippi both above
and below GFssuviiie, With sans and large force
He has destroyed lhrse transports and seemed to car
goes besides oriPpling three gunboals and several
transports Among the latter are the Marion and Fair
child. One gunbOat transport hospital aud four
transports bstEssn the batteries, and cannot go up
or down.
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ANOTHER ADVANCE Mot Of ibe Yankee
army-but in the price Of paper Every sd-
vance we have made in the rates OF subscription
hss been rendered worthless TO Us BY AZ sd-
vance in the price of paper. The mills usually
advance twice before We change oar figures
Having made one step slTesdy since our LAST
change, another may be looked fos shortly,
when we shall be compslied to advance too. or
0uit the business. We do not wish 70 be under
asood as casting reflections upon the paper ma
kers. They have only done what edisoTs ought
to have done all the time-adVanesd their prices
.. corresponding rate With other sFiielsa,-
AtksHs HatshmaH,
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SPECIAL Orsler.-No. 30.
HEADq'Rs DIs'CT or WEST TENNESSEE, l
Memphis, Tenn, May %, 1864.
J. H. F.

quarters of outTRges committed by soldiers the per
and property Of citizens. People robbed fen
esE ass tom down and carried sWsy nd gardens are
destroyed This must once be stopl ID. Officers viii
be held strict for the good conduct ef their
In every case where property IS taken or de-
stroyed without orders the damage will be assessed and
charged the pHyrolls in proper proportion to the Of
heers and of regiments, batteries and detaetments
In the immedRts vicinity where the outrage has been
committed when the cannot be traced 70 indvid
uals adding 100 per cent to the assessed value Of the
property destroyed taken.
Citizens upon whom Ontrages are committed by SOL
dierH, piekets guards, PATROLS seOuB Others
queEted to note well tho PeTpsratOT that he may be
identified and lodge their complaints Immediately At
these headquarters,
By order Of BajorGsn. @. C. Washburn.
VIM II. MORGAN, Asst AdJ't Gen.
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HESBQ'Rs FIRST MISSOURI BRIGADE
In the Field. June 3 1864

HEkBQ'Rs FIRST MISSOURI BRIGADE
In the Field, June 3, 1864.
EDS. APPEAL: Herewith please hnd List Of oasusItes
in the LIST Missouri brigade, +. H. Coekrsn BrigAder
General commanding, from May % 10 June ? ineusivs
Is and 4th Missouri Infantry, cOnsoldsted--Kied: !:
A O Kelley, colonel commanding; r Bush, co ID.
wounded: $ Porter, co K. sli Fhtly.
% and 9th Missouri Infantry. consolidated; p @
FlournOy colonel commsnding--Oapt John Wells co
A. sit; lieut. Garnet, co l. dang sergt Stout CO l.
sli; Lacy, E Huiin, 60 G, dang Eaton, II. slightly
Philips, ID, mort Oldham q, light; MeLarghlin
90 r. dang; Blythe, co B, leg amputRIsd; Byrd co l.
dang; MoTey, co e. dsngi Mathews, co T. dang Tho.
mas, co d, st.
Sd snd 5th Missouri Infantry, James McCoEn colonel
commanding Killed Martin HslibuFtOa, co @ John
Helms co d; NJ Williams, William Roberts. co @.
Woundedi W EWoOdson " Il johnson, co q, both
sit; g W Bryant, co sergt Morgan, co a, sit;
G " Ross @, sew D = MeGuliOeh, +, st; eoFpl
Casey, Jas Egsn co A, sit.
1st and Sd Missouri Cavalry, dsmounted z Gates
ecl0Ael cOwmanding-Kill Sergt W r Neal, Jas n
Gifford H H Stewart W0undeds Lieut. A 4 Ohesnnt.
co ID dang; lieut. L Acres, G. Sit eorpl w II Lay
man, co G, sew q W Robertson, z sew q Cauleliu
co A. ssE; John MeDonald, II, Eev; eorfl p Bell
co b. sir S l. McDsns co q sey; WA Hughes 60 D.
slti Jesse Brown co f. sliii w SWeringer, C ss
G. SbUlz, CO B, slt
Recapiiulation-Klue 9; wsunded 25; lossi. a.
Respectfully, J. IL FLANAGAN,
A. A. G.. 1st DO Brigade.
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WEST FLORIDA News The Columbus San,
of the All, learns, from letter written froIa
Mariana, Fla, on the 2ssh, that = saltmsker,
who escaped from the enemy, had just reached
that plscs. Ho reports that the Yankees do
stToyed Ell ths salt works At West bay, capiur-
ing the makers, and killing all the mules and
oxen. The works on East bay were also wholly
destroyed AL tho works in The western part Of
Florida have been swept away BY Yankee van
dalism.
Since the troops left that section, the Yankees
and dsserters srs having their own way. Fifty
deserters, on Sunday night, entered the residence
Of Mr. George Howard, quite an old man, and
robbed him Of $1,000 in money--Sn he had.
Mr. h bsgely escaped with his life. One Of the
party delivered himself up at Msrisnna, and
confessed bis participation in the robbery. he
says ali who fall into the hands Of this band
viii meet with The same fate. Several members
are vel kno gn in the town.
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We have received 6 note from q person
IN the city Of Washington, who has more than
ordinary intelligence, and bstteT means Of ar
Yiving al the truth than those through whom
the news frOm the enomy's lines are generally
received. We think that the statements con-
taiHed in it are entirely in accordance with the
"MAY 30, 1864.
HThe Yankee army numbered one hundred
and fifty Thousand, cavalry and artillery inclu-
ded. when it crossed the Rspidan. They lost
sixty tbOusand-killed wounded and missing
in the eBeGgsments terminating ct Spottsylvs-
MIA Court House. Rsinlorcenent5 to the num-
bsg OF forty thousand have passed through
Fredericksburg and by way OF Port Royal
this leaves theiT army one hundred snd thirty
thousand strong 81 tie present time.
sTbe unanimous determination of Lincoln,
his Cabinet and the commanding generals, is
70 concentrate Inc whole aysilable power Of the
United States for tie capture Of Richmond. To
tbis end reiRfoTcements viii be sent for weeks
20 come. This information comes fTen the
higbess Authority General Aeigs the quarter
msslef-eenefal OF tho United States"
We repeat, this letter is an authentic state
Foept Of the enany's intention ana plan; also
OF The force now IN front OF Gen. L5e. Since
lie battle Of SpOtsyivAniE, Grant has lost con
sidsTably BY skirmishes, S1d very much larger
DUmeeT by straggieTs. But IBIS less mas been
fully replaced ~ Butler The army engaged
HilR Gen. Lee, ancer no suppoSition, can be
Considered lees than ono hundred and thirty
Thousand effective men ST the present tims. We
hope the ConiedeTste Government is not still in
want Of evidence 10 sEtisiy It that the Whcls Of
this great UaT Is actually concentrated on Viz
ginis, and pressed into q summers campaign.
/ We hope il nov TesiiEzs the gigantic character
% the operations in course OF execution. II il
does Lot, We beg leave TO direct attention 10 the
two paragraphs We have extracted and printed
above. they contain the truth. The war is in
VnRiniA the real battle Is on the Chickallomi
NJ an OihaT events are How Insignificant nj
ass -RiehN0Ed Examiner, ~.
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THE WRECKED TRANSPORT Oh The AsHE-
POO RWER.-The Charleston Mercury learns
that 'Nrly one hundred stand Of arms and lot
Of clothing, etc, have been brought from the
wreck of the Yankee transport in Ashepoo river
The boilers have also bean saved, and other por-
tons Of the machinery. It is believed that
about two hundred horses Of the Massachusetts
battery were killed. Nine bodies have Aoated
up, three Of which were white.
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BRITISH NEUTRALITY - Ths Charleston
C0ugisr relates the following specimen Of Brit
ish neutrality, "During The visit Of British
ship to this coast aud hArboE Az officer Of Ons OF
the bloeksding vessels visited this city as ons
Of, and with crew and party in gig from the
British ship. The evidence that this occurred,
and was afterwards made boast of by the Yam
kss oficsr could no doabs Be given if Il was
propsror convenient for 81 Confederate or nsu-
tIal sesmen who have bean captured by block
adsrs to give their reports"
Robert B Francis. claiming 70 be correspondent
the New York World, was captured by ueOuts
the S9b nit, FunsAl station thireen mlss iFom
Richnond. he Wsa making bis way 70 .bs White
H0uss,
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WOULDN'T TAKE THE OATH The Greens
boro' Miss } Fgti0s is informed !hsl sometime
since man took two bsles of cotton and went
i1to Memphis 10 buy goods, etc. DE gos a pass
from the commander ef the post snd wsBf and
boughtsuch articles sc he desired Upon com
ing out, while singnglvory marrily and cutting
and beating bis team, he Was halted The com
maHdsT said, Hello, my friend, there is one
thing you failed to DO, and that is 70 take The
oath Of allegisneo." " I be oath Of allegiance,
well, hard it here" Holding up book the
commander said, Z" Let me read it to You" he
reads it in the real Yankee style, very last
g Read it sgain,' said the old man. He reads
sgsIn Is fast as ever. The old man gives a
long breath, pRt his hands to bis ears and said,
" Hold OF stranger, read slow, I can't. under
stand that fast Yankee reading" The com.
mandsT reads again and emphasizes on every
word. When he had finished tho cid man drew
another long breath and said, Wen, sir, I'll
boil he'll dowa to s quart and drink it before
IN take that oath, ;" and commenced turning his
cart around 10 unload, when the Yankee told
/ him he could pass.
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CHABGE OF COMMANDERS BY late files Of
Northern papers, We learn that Major General
Foster Is assigned to the command of the De-
partmsnt of Inc South (ths coasts of South Caro-
lima, Georgia and FlOrida,) vice General Gill
more, transferred to Gen. Buffers department
VIII Foster headquarters be on Folly island
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SIEGE OF CHzRLRsTOE.-Up to Friday even.
ing last thirty-lour shots were fred at Charles
ton. The enemy are strengthening their works
on Norris island with sand.
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T EL h GRAPHIC.
Reports Of the Pres- -Association.

Entered according 70 act Of Congress- In fhs a.y Iss7
By ). q. FHAAs6ERs In the CIsrk'E ofdos of ~ Ts
triet Oourt q hs Ooalsdsras States for he North
en- District Of deorgis.
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4. n. .aCTOE,
w a r. II a x !
TaX OrPROFTTN.

ALL psrEOHs that are subject Ray said TAX
qussted 10 do 90 By the 25th Of June.
Return Of PROFITS
NAds By buying and selling between the anst day Of
January, 1863 drst Day OF January 1864 spiItu-
liquors. -four, Whsat corn rice, sugar, molsssss
syrup, gall bacon pork, hogs, betf beef cattle,
sheep oats. hay, fodder, raw hides. Leather horses
muies. boots shsss, cotton yarns wool, .coiion or
mixed cloth, hAzs wagons harness. lead, iron, steel
nallz money gold, SILVER 70 eign exchange, stocks,
noiea dsbia ersditl obligations Of sEy kind and
any msrehsadiss, property effects Of ny kind, 20
be aEssssd and coEeesd f0rthith Rndsr the "Act to
levy additional taxes for the common defense and sup
port Of the Government" approved February l7.h
Is64 the upon ubiea il leu per cent ia sddiOn
the such profits income under the provisions
Of he Act Of April 24th, 1863
J. II. WILLIS,
Tax Collector,
TTih District, State Of Georgia.
Ohios on Alabama sirsst Ofce hogrs from 10 u A.
and on tob p Iln1 ~
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Ths highest market price, either IN money
or subscription, VII be psid for clean cotton
or linen rags, whits OF eoIorsd, delivered IS the
APPEAL c0unting-EooH, Atlanta.
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100000 .si,t .s 9sHs 10 s..; SGsss 9ss{: gAo0'
=. r. PBASE
fuI Iat a % &
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sA0s5iHF le VsIzs Of 1ks Cd IssVc Of C8a saeTafs
None nhet DfsCgaated for tis Ne,0 Issue Of COHfsds
Money ihs Rae Of Ttres Dollars IL old Issue
fer Tn0 D5lLETs n Neo fsras from g % $500:
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CRszS. -. S.LEITA,
.9ts0raseg and Counselor.


A SSOUIATED with Col J. ". H. UNDERWOOD
- 0diee over EdUardF's store, On Whitohal stIset
ny fisHdz ano csErssDoLd1nts a. please sddress
- this place. care 81 A ~ J0nea
IN II
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EOuEaaf.

A BOLT Two sseek's aso, q LADX'S bREAsIPIA
"A ,slch tae sNnss fsl a. laia olIes BY proEine
ths asms and psyiEaslss IA sasstsssElsah
Ehss Il
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1,nE wAa 1N vaRGarEa.

From the Richmond Examiner May 81
Tbs irst reliable nsws that came II yestsFdsy fTon
Gen. Lees army the following ocai dispatch fFoza
Gen Lee himself IL harrsfereuCs t viii be seen 70
She lighting that occurred on. .Wednss3zy;
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$500 REWARn

WILL be paid for the apprehension a8d delivery
W IN any sale iAii 50 thzl Can set tho following
kegroass
TENNESSEE, dark copper eoior, tNeuiy-Eiz year
old Weighs ~ hundred pounds Is I've feet ten inches
hish, sna % 3 very me looking isliOw.
hOEA1h, black, Eselty -nVe years Old, ave fe5t
ssEen inches hlgEs Weighs oue hundred ana n1ty
pounds and wa raised al the Tow country.
PHILIP, blEcss tHoul F-iaar years Oid, ave feet
eight tlchss hgls weighs 1undTsd ana eighty
pounds, sE1 Hpssks veIy si0--
ShAheElks bialk i've ilgt SIX incEea high, eigAf
hundl cd and losy B0unQs round shoulders, thleh
bps lsrEs nouil. tEea-y FssrE old
LIOA, biAek I'VE feet iiire inches high, weighs one
hundred And seventy z Fe pouadE twenty seFsn yesrt
0lG, shutters very had and hen excited be can
scarcely speAk-
The thIss lsst laz1sd brothers aad were raised
In HaucocE county ALEhkls BAKER,
myg zm EuzuatE, ia
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Terms of A Advertising.

An advertisements win DO charged TIRES collars per
ssnSrs Tor ne arss iBssrtiOn-snd two dOllsrE and
kaB FOX sseh subsequent insertion.
Looal H0sisss WI ss charged a. ts rsts sf Efss si4
RE Ezs.
Obtazry notices Gad all other articles not OF gen
ssai public interest charged other advertisements
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HEADQUARTERS ARnrr NoRrHEEa vmarnA, }
Hon Secretary Of War. '1H' , I'''-' n

There has been skirmIsbID along ihe lines to-day.
Gen. Anderson and Gen. Hoke attacked the enemy IN
their front this forenoon and drove the enemy TO their
intrenehments
This afternoon the enemy attacked Gsn. Heth and
were handsomely repuised by Cookies and KEklauds
brigadeE Gens- Breekinridgs and Malone drove the.
enemy from their 'front.' taking about hundred and
6fiy prisoners.
a force Of infantry Is reported 10 have arrived at
TunsialE station from the White House and 10 be
tending up the York river railroad They EtRte that
they belong to Butlsr'z forces.
Respectfully
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. KENNEDY noUgE,
MOBILE.

FTSHE above BOUsE IA nov reopened for permanent
u aDd irsnsient bozrdeu-looaisd ca S. Louis BE-
tween Franklin ana hamilton streeia
hRs J. U. ACKBkMs
MA In, Pr..rrist treaB
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INK kE - 50 9AE.''
Hoop Iron BaHds--Pat PateuGed--
substitute fOc Rope in
Bafi8g Cotton
Oosts iesslG put faslsr-Eoids toe bale twenty t.
twenty hve per eek smaller han rope and viii Hot
rot Adjusted 70 any sizs Of bales a. quickly a. rope
Panied and put up IA the Eosl c0HysEsEt packages
sor ,r.usDortaaDa the relative bulk being mach less
thAu that Of rope.
,s.nJv siysszs On had fOg which orders Cor sas
,nantitS vii Do 1rom ty filed, aas farther EloTIaa
& =. THORBURH,
g,rlee n BsruudG WifUsiugtCn. D, U.i Or
sis. pur 10 " a. Car t--4ils
,r,1s sra 81 George Bermuda
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BELL, MOORE & CO.,

q NWoNaILLlJltN w 9INHlN. III ~ y
= sd wholsEsle dealers in ali kinds Of PRODUCE,
"a hEretts street, atlantis, Ga
Strics ssfeution paid ecnEgnmeniA Of every 90
Ec1ption tno TeEailuzneeE promptly made Ordets re-
Gpectfulig solicit, sDd efuliy Biiso- sp2 tmS
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THE FL0RENCE HOTRA,
Selma, ala.
J. 9. SAINT
Of hemphiz Tennessee.
DR. z j. MCKINNEY,
u,rg0 In o. Hoafr Grefa XIV.
kAmA EAANTEIb

O1LEAE OOTgoS RAGS viii ana ready sale q
~ tlls ofics ~ tas marcel prica. Apply & he
IaQT BPS r. UnrH Tina RnGH
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NEw HOPE CHURCH, jane 1,
To Gen. Bragg :

To-day the sue1ay is moving his forces from bis sAt
TO his left Prisoners and citizens represent his evsry
ard transportation animals in suffering condition in
every respect.
This army l. In q healthy e0nditi6i In partial
gagements has had great advGutage And thu suI Of
AT the combsts amounts 70 "a battle.
Reports from several sources reprtsent rel forCemens
Of seven or eight thousand their way from De
catuT, Ala, Gen Sherman. They aTe said 70 be Of
the l7th army corps from ths West.
j i JOHNSTON.
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BATTLEFIELD SEAR GAIsEs' Mill, Va June 5; 7P.
To-day has been unusually quiet. Both sides seem
to observe the Sabbath There Il only occasional sharp
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J. II. WILLIS,
RacNm NEanled.

OHss on Alabama sirsst once hours from 10 l. A.
M and 2 on too jn1 ~
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First HIIsssuri RrIEads.

Montgomery and Mobile papers pleas ecpy.
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General orders No. 4.

lT OF WlI0F'tIal- 2. u. " hsUUuTus
Nm. II. MORGAN, Asst AdJt Gen.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09

LAW BOOKS.
DAVIS INDIANA DIGEST.

a DIGEST OF THE DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME
"a Court Of the State Of Indiana comprising the
reported In the eight volumes OF backford and the first
sixteen volumes of Indiana Reports; together with the
Revised Statutes of the State, embodied In the edition
Of Gavin Hord. BY Edwin A. Davis. l.. L. b. vol.
svo. 90 90.
The first edition Of this valuable work completely
exhausted In less than three months from the time Of
publication. edition. printed on fine white paper,
ready This is Of the complete and best
arranged digess ever published, and has received the
highest concentrations of the legal profession.
The Hon. NJ. NJ RAY saya
''Thr Digest l. In IT, plan and execution IL
IS useful 20 the profession. This is abrdgement Of
the Reports but genuine digest of thcm."-
The Hon. dawn McDoSAIn says
~ Is small commentator Of the work that II l. q
Digest not only Of all Supreme Court decisions which
have been published but also Of all the modern statutes
now la force
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-06-09

The Plantation B,ters make the weak strong, the Ian
guild brilliant and exhausted natures great restorer
They composed OF celebrated Cslisaya Bark, Win
tergreen, snsairas Roots Herbs &C. all preserved IN
perfectly pure St croix Rum