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co psny g, capt A B Hui. ~ommEndIng-KdIsd: W
d wL-te. wounded; Jno P II 4, arm, amputAtsd.
company 4 aud 3, Lieut. ThOf + Dennis, command
ing-uounded: segtJ H Buckley arm amputated
Compsnys II and l. eaptR ID Mccollum. conmsnding
Killed: WIN T ONesl. wounded: S d EweD, ST.
62d Tennessee Regiment; OompzuyS J, H and ID Lieut.
ThOs Carpenter, eommsndi1g-Woundsd. n b Kyle,
svr; J " Mitchell, sit
ComPAnysc C. F, G, K, capt r n Burton, commanding
wounded: E o Sma1t sit. Missing: CIV Turce, co K,
5lst regt segt WIN Tally, co B, sea regt
35h TeEResses Regiment, Lieut. Colonel Il. D,
GWyEss, Commanding.
company Z, capt WI Neville, Ommsndiug-VrOund
ed; } " cox, sit; p r west, svr.
company C, S H Sartsin, c0mmandiBg-Wounded; ~
Doughty, " aBriaut, svr.
company q, capt T G Cook, eommsu ding-woimded.
segt n p shannon, dangerous; ssgt : v Borum- SIT.
accompany 1 Lieut. Roscoe Field. c3mnandins-aound.
ed: } C Terry svr.
Murray Battalion, segt Gribble. commEnding-Elled
L II C wiikers0n- wounded: Joseph c~sawforiL svri
Tilshmsn Hsney 81,
ReeapitulatiOn-Killed G, wounded q, missing 4
EDITORS APPEAL; The shove is Z correct List Of the
casualties III the brigade since crossing the Etownb riv.
err. The Losses previous to that time you hGvs pub.
Iished. You will please insert this as soon as possible.
Your obedient Eerysnt,
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AN IHPORFAET SUG%GKsTI0N.-A correspond.
snt, wiring from Charleston, S. c., suggests
that sG5slterns carry muskets or rifles instead Of
swords. He thinks that it would increase the
effective force Of our infantry full 5000 men and
save he lives Of many gallant young fellows who
ere 6t for major generals. He is Of the opinion
that either Count Hamilton or Louis KY, was
regarded as the 5snefaetOr Of France for sug-
costing that ssrgeants sRd corporsls should
cary freloeks or musketa instead Of spears OF
~spontoous. The suggestion was adopted snd
l6. OOQ more fighting men added to tie Flench
arn,v
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Gold was quoted a. 1909.

SIEGE OF CHARLESTOH-TkTss Haadrsd aid
THIRTY FJtk Day-Abous daylight Tuesday
morning the steamer Etowan got aground b.
tween Forts Sumter and johnson. Her position
was almost immediately discovered by sbe enc
my, who opsssd = heavy are upon her from bat
tories Gregg and Wagner. The firing from
Wagner ceased about ten o'clock, but was can
tinued by Gregg without intsrmissioa until
dark. Upwards of three hundred shots were
fred at the liktle BteaIneE which Was completely
destroyed. The crew abandoned the bOas under
. heavy FIRE, but escaped unhurt. Batteries
Simkins and Cheyes Kept mp q spirited reply to
Gregg and Wagner.
The snemy's batteries at Light Hoass inlet
continued to shell Secessionvills during Monday
night and tuesday, and were replied 70 by Bat
terry Haskell.
Thirty.fye shois have been fred st the city
since cur last report up 70 six o'clock Tuesday
eysning. The Smelling continues stesdy.
The Irensides took her departure from this
pert Monday night and sailed North. All that
W LET'S are me i've monitors aud lie usual
gunhoais-C0nftsr.
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she has more Of the true Ere than any Of the candidates.
for poetic hon0rs sincs TennyEon and Browning began
20 write. The other mozt noted books Of the season
so Capt Spekes' journal Of tina Discovery Of the
Sources OF the Nile" Ticknors Life Of Prescott"
KIrke's "Oharles the Bold" "A History of Jshn Law
and tie Missiaslppi Bubble" by Ad5lph Tbiers the
statesman, and the Last volumes Of Merriyales History
Of the Roman Empire" which bring the story down 20
the period where Gibbon commences. The Emperor
Napoleon ms Life Of julius Caesar" is announced az
resdy for the press. PALMETTO.
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VaIIandIahaa VIsIs DssroIs IA DiseuI.e

W1IiEHdiahaEn FtHfts Detr0ia Ia DfsauIse.
The Ds.zo.t Adpsrtissr and TTiEEss, Of ABriI
80, ooHtains ths following
We are assured, upon trustworthy authority,
that, at ths iuviisiion Of certain leading Demo
Gratis Of Detroit, Vallsudigham was in this city
one night this week, and addressed : secret
nesting Of Dem6efas-pfObabiy Z club Of
Knights o. the Geldsn Circle. Our information
e0Hea hoEl q loyal Democrat, who was invited
to be present, but VIII would scoTn to be found
IN such company. We arc not able ct present
70 mention the names Of thoss Democrats Who
were present at this nesting, or what Mr.. Val
lalolEhsm said, o. by what clsndesfine means
he Was conveyed between Windsor and Detroit,
bat Of the msin fact, that, undsr The cover Of
might, at tho invitation Of leading Democrats OF
Detroit, he cana here and made a speech, We
have no doubt. IT'S not generally known what
intimate T~olsticDs exist bstwesu prominent De
ttoit Democratic polisicians and The traitor exile.
His mai comes to our poss Office, directed 70 one
OF thea, and there is scarcely q night in the
week that more or less Of them are nos elossled
with him.
We haVs said that US ers not informed Of the
nHtuIa Of Yallsadighsm's speech 1t the secret
maesing il DssT0iE this week; put he srobsbls
nature Of hat speech is very easy to conjecture.
OF late, al cur information agrees that VAliEn-
digham has beeoms vary bitter and reckless.
Once pTsisndiEg 30 be 3 non-Ecsistanf, aud a
peses man, bis uniform advice il now known to
b IN favor Of foTeible opposition by Democrats
70 the Administration His letter sdvocstiGg
TepEisAls, reesntlF Published, IS = tolsEsbl8 indi-
cation Of the desperation that ms possessed
him. We have even heard that Of late, men
Vhoss names ara, IN this community, q synonym
for hostility to the Governments, have been
shocked st the reckless inesndiarism Of his
COUNSEL. It Is 3 common thing in the circle Of
might've rebss, skedRddleT5 from the draft, and
Vallsndigham admirers over the river, to hear
the most hilarious rejoicing over the defeat OF
the Federal aTmie5. Dat of the fullnsss of the
hoaIs the mouth speaksth, and knowing Yalan-
dighsm's temper aud ordinary discourse, it is
nos difie1ls to conjecture ths substance Of his
address to the Dsgroii Democrats.
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KENNEDY HOUsE.
500 KEWARD

WILL Be rad Cor the apprehension ana delivery
w IN any sale jail - th4tG can get he following
Negroes
TENNESSEE, dark copper color, tusntyEiz years
old, weighs TWO hundred DOundsR i've feet ten inches
kigh, aud d 8 very me looking fellow.
HOkTON, black, tHe1tF-aFs ysEH old, i've feel
seven inches Etgh, weighs one hundred znd hfty
poundE, sad Has raised Ia the loH country.
PHILlP, black, rHenl5t0ur Fszzs old, ave feei
eight iaehss Egh, weighs che hunGrod and eighty
p0ands, k1o Epeaka very SOW
SHARPER, bi4ck, ave iest SIX inches high, Heighi
o1a hundIsd and forty pounds, round sh0ulaers, thich
hps, large mouth. twenty years Old
TOA, black. ave fes1 nine i1ches high, weighs one
kuadrsd and Soventy ave pouA6s, twenty seven year.
cid, st1tteu very cad, and when excited be ca
scarcely speak.
Tks three last named are brothers sad were raises
ia Hancock county. ALERED BAKER
mv9 IN Augusta. "a.
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CRoPs-A coUc' ondsnf of the Macon Tels-
gTgPt states that o his way to and from An
dersonviile, be w by private conveyance
through one Of the nest sections Of the State,
and though rain hsG not fallen for nesrly three
weeks, the crops we're in fac growing condition
The wheat crop from Henderson to Travellers
Rsst Is fine and NEARLY ready for harvesting.
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A correspondent Of the Mobile Register writes
frnn Colnnhna. Ma. luna Alhs

A correspondent Of the Mobile Register writes
from Columbus, Miss, Juns 4lh
Ramors arc IN circulation Of & raid from Mem
phs. 1 dou5t If It viii even make the attempt
70 reach this place OF section OF the Slate, and
the Northwestern counties havs been 80 ravRged
that they Offer littls temptation now to the en-
envy. The Fsil1aad5 aTe the only iHducensnts
s@e oqt and thsss aTo rot su1h-
| eisnsy attractive 70 bring the Yankees within
striking distances Of Leo or Forrest
The railf5ad AID telegraph ara both once
again in operation to CoFinth. This looks ike
4 return e old times. If Gen. Johnston sue
ceeds in diving Gen. Sherman back into Ken
lucky the evacuation Of Memphis will Be the
next move On the Yankee side Of the board.
As a mere question Of policy 1 doubt lift would
psyto take Memphis. Ibsiisvei Il may be taken
at any .iEas, as it could have bsen, but would it
psy 70 incur the cost just for the qualification Of
disi0dgipg the enemy. We certainly do not
want to hold it.. Our troops can be better en-.
pioyed Otherwise, aud, IS for the navigation Of
the Mississippi river, the Yankees are welcome
TO that costly amusement as long as they wish
it. Mister WEshbmns may take his juleps at
the GsyOs0 oil ShermsR begins to toddls toward
the Ohio, but he would find ham more healthy
at the fremont ia Chicago then
Col. p B. Stsrke is in town en- route for his
command
There are various rumoTs ahoas here, some Of
| which, no doubt, have COED foundation, but
JUST nowsit would be improper for me to give
them.
Once mors-monsyl It is very slow coming.
Bat / have just met 3 friend to-day who Is re-.
| Gently from Columbia, and no informs me that
the delay in issUiBg i is owing 20 the breaking
Of some of the pnuting machinery, which has
no doubt been repaired by this time. and Ee
msy look for 3 supply very soon. Ih0pe so,
for tits very scarce and hard to get, even for ne
eessary purposes. State treasury notes are cir
caisting at par, as are also ones, tSO's and
halves of the Old issue.
Frequent mention Is made Of the return Of
solaieTs under Gen. PSlk's amnesty proelama-
ton. 1 have very little doubt, nom what I
have seen, added 70 what 1 know of ny NJ
knowledge, Ehas naarIy or quite = DIVISION will
be added to our hsld forces By ibis means. Tho
proclamation hiss had a happy effect, and it is
to be hoped that AL wall now remain at the post
Of duty, and see the game played out and the
glory Of the CoRisdefacy established.
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The reported death Of Miss Pieksns, an
nouneed az an incident Of ths siege of Charles
ton, and credited to the Charleston MsTeayy, has
been going the rounds of the Confederate pc.
psrs. The Charleston papers deny its auIhenti-
city. We first saw the romantic story in North
srn papers, and did not v~sntilsts It because we
dfd not give 4 cr.Aarca.
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UTbs Columbia SsHsh CarOiisiaH is informed
that for a few days We sre % be deprived Of the
Richmond mails, the clerks in the post Office at
the capital having nobly volunteered for it's de-
Tense. We admire the pluck, but II is mighty
i-nconvenient.
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9ailg gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA. GA.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1854.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1854.

~ We can assure cur respected cOtempo-
rATy Of the Charleston Courier that The speech
alluded 20 was clipped from the Charleston MsT-
esTg, snd attributed to the same gentleman By
the HsTs=-y as the APPEAL. We sinnsd IN
willingly ia this instance.
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a The Governor of Alabama has been no
tiled that nineteen HUNDRED wounded Alabama
soldiers are in the Richmond hospitals, and that
supplies Of bEeon, -four and corn are needed i'm
medistsly for their use.
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n Col. York, of the I4,h Louisiana, for.
merly = major in the Polish brigade, is promoted
bhgAdieT; So is Col Gary Of South Carolina
and as is reported, viii soon be Col J. S. Pres
ton. of South Csrolina.
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WEST VIRGINIA 0 A SFATE.-Ip The
United States Circuit Court, now IN session a
Nashville, Judge Cation presiding, an atternev.
on Tuesday lAss, read a declaration wherein
certain parties declared themselves to be citi-
Gems OF the Ssste OF West Virginia, and certain
other paTtieE citizens Of Tennessee. Judge Ca
tro1 interrupted the reading OF the declaration.
and directed Tho attorney tO strike out the word
g West" 30 a. to hage the name Of the Stsls
Virginia. BE added, a. bis reason for 50 order
ing, thai be knew no such State as West Viz.
gIBia.'
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BRIG. GEN. STAND WkTIE-This celebrated
chief Of ms Chsrokes nation hiss reesntIy been
commissioned s brigadier general in The Con-
federsts army, to lake rank from the 9th day OF
Nay, 1864,
Gen. Waite raised q regiment in the summer
Of 1861. and served under Gen. Ban MoCnloeh
until TIE winter Of 1862, when be was trans
ieued 70 the IndisR command under Pike. He
led = brilliant charge in the second days ighto of
ChnsgsnahiAhs where the lamsntsd Mcintosh
routed the hostile Indisn forces. Al Elkhorn,
Gen. Waite greatly distinguished himself, and
bis conduct Is . brave and gallant officer, from
tie commencement Of the war, ferms q part Of
the records Of tia country. His promohon Is
well deserved. lie Is he FIRST Indian that ever
attained he rank Of bdgRdiaT gsnsfsl-coi.
GEsrdiah
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Tbs highest nszkes pries, ether IN money
OF subscription, VIII be paid for clssn csttOn
CT linen rAgB, white OF oOlsEsds delivered ct the
APPEAL o~ouEtiug-rOon, Atlanta
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L ELE GRAPHIO.


Entered according 70 act Of Congress IN The year 1853
b is. TaRAEREE, In tho Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court Of the Oonfsdsrats States for ths North
err District Of Georgia
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HTAcHINB OIL IanAssa al, P&irt oil, Car BoS
~ Ou and Axis Greaae, nsy bs pbiaiusd ~ 81.
sT--dsr tbs FunE6i1or. Rair0kd1, EactorieG Ms
shIus shoss szd H5ls vii be sHppiled on reasonable
terns 81 sadfe@Jlug fhs ssb<efibcr y Augusta "a.
uySS 5Hs staA tAA61i
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Sk0riaE ~ V1izs q nhs Oh Tans Of C5afsasrss,
M0aeg nkes Dsso9Eazesf0r ts Nzo Essts Of C8a{cds-
ras M0aey, a as Rae Of TEz Dollars u Cd Lssas
for Too D0lars n Aeg Issue, faa IS % $685.
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Hoso Dalton Looks.

The town Is situate In = valley nearly surrounded by
a range Of hills forming a part Of the Rocky Face cen
tinnatien, and Is in the shape Of a horse shoe. The de-
pot, stores and public buildings are nearly all IN the
valley, while the better class Of residences. are on the
grassy slopes of the hills We catered the toUn half an
hoaS after the rebel resr susrd Of osvslry had passed,
treat, leaving nothing behind them but a few bushels Of
forage and empty cracker boxes. Every store had been
smptied, and no dealer remained except a sutler. whose
stock Of peanuts And oAlie3es disappeared in . few sec
onds, for which be received the thanks Of the sol
dierA as his remuneration. Not q rail hsd been dis
turbed along the railroad between Dalton and Tunnel
LMr
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PUsEasRED
Tergeg ef AdveraieImg.

Al ADVERTISEMENTS sfn 5e sha-Fsd three dollars per
square for he frst lrssr.lSn-snd Two dollars and =
kSR tF sssb subsequent izssrEOH
Eooa RSaess VII - saz-asd as ska rate af say 81
RE Eas.
srzI public interest charged ss ether savsrtisemsatG
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o. Rtcsp,ior b Dallon.

Arriving at he bordst tbs town, the bands struck
up the national airs, VIII ! for three years had been
hushed by rebel bAYons> aud the troops moved IN
columns o. companies As orderly az though they we're
on review. As they moved past those houses which
were occupied. beautiful faces, upon which rested IN
mistRksble evidences Of delight at the srrivsl OF the
Yankees, Illuminated every window and door, while
not q few Issued forth and waved h2ndkerehiefs and
towels" in the breez8 Is y welcome 10 as. We found
no rebels to frown upon MS sl hsd gone. Not q vesige
Of the Southern Yankeehatsr remained, except the de-
serted houses and the debris OF their household effects.
Out of a town Of probably 1900 inhabitants not more
than twsnty-four families remained. The wholesale
"clesn-out" was caused by the rebel cavalry. who,
by order Of Gen. Johnston, visited every house, and
ordered The citizens to remove South.
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R~IcHHosD. June 9-EOthing doing along our lines
TO day. Not a heavy gun vas fred up 10 2 o'clock.
Both armies are confronting each other IN brsssfEorks,
vita OecaaiOHsi picket firing.
From ghe Tfs~sfssfBpI.
HoBILE, jane 9.-Ths operator a. Brandon On ysstsr-
day reports, On the authority Of Col Shields. from
Shreveport who brings it as official rcm Camden, Ark,
May 9Th, that on the 9Th Of Nay. Marm4auks engaged
the easmy's feet near Gaines iaEdug, and captured the
Jacobs, end boarded and captured he trs3ssea Leb-
anon. Prstts battery did excellent services, erippIlng
ous gun5ost seriously. TIE whole FsSsral Hsss was
ElgnaIy repuised and driven from The river.
Price Is reported 70 be At Camden, and Taylor below
Alexandria Steele occupies Little Rock.
Congregational.
RICHMOND. jane 9-AftsE further debate the gsnats
passed the bill passed by She House. authorizing the
Issue Ct eeriaessss Of iadsbtsdness for property par.
CHASED and Impressed by-Govsrnment SID cerdfeatss
% be rseeivabis in he pagnsns Of all dues except In
port duties. A melton to reconsider vas agreed TO.
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EngGged The Ensmg.

At 70 O'Clock, mon. Stoneman's cavalry came up
with the enemyis rear guard, and slight sklrmishing
with artillery and Gsnounied cavalry ensued, resulting
In tbs capture Of 3 number OF prisoners and a slight
loss to the enemy, who sueeeFded in getting off with his
guns, This occurred about i've miles south Il Dalton.
The total number Of prisoners taken to.day from the
enemy is shout $50, among whom is 0apt. SteGer, pro-
vost marshal of Kslley's cavalry. Slight diminishing
took place between Stanley, who WIS on the Tilton
road. and the enemy, with ubimportHnt results
To night We are encsmped eight miles south OF Dali
ton McCook,s corps Is in advance OF tbs ID corps
opening communication with the ODD army corps, which
Is on the left Of Gen. Hooker.
The lines are now so closely drawn aroand the sue-
my, who covers the valley between US and the Costa
nsula river, that be esnnoi we'll escape without giving
ID battle to morrow; should 1t come. Il will be a aespa-
rate encounter, as the enemy has heavily fortified The
hills sud knobs, and in stornfag the works many brave
mus. IN an leok forward 70 The mor.oH with
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New AEeaf for Ihe AEny 81 Tennessec,
AND AGEET FOR
The .EeEslPsis Daily appeal.
HaH Carriers, Brigade sad R~sgiasntAi News Agents,
VII be supplied a. hsrstofors with Daily Pspsass st
sirhtssn 70 twenty esnts-slBo daily papers At the
souutsr 81 twenty i've senta
Laraa sdlaon Of DE APPEAE rse.lzss sEsry day.
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Hating for two hours At Dalton until his corps
passed, Gen. Howerd moved out on the Dalton and
Rome read, having first dispatched St0nemana cavalry
along the II ton and the Resaea roads in pursuit., and 10
cover our flank on the left There was no danger to be
anticipated from Rocky Face range, as McCOok, with q
heavy force Of cavalry, secured the right and occupied
Dug Gap.
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CsAAs n Ont Of he Wst.n

Al Q o'clock on Saturday night the 19th Alabama was
lying In line, with q rebel battery separating II from
another reginsut- This battery was Withdrawal, nd
tas eolSneLoi me lssn rsns aSmh . Al ne gap with
men Arriving At the gap they found Is filed by piek-
cts, who quietly "to0lt them In out Of tbs vet ara
brought them in Our ltoys had eraNlad CD unOhssrveG
aud filed the gap in the enemys lins, captured Colonel
Mcspadden and companions, and retired without rsoefv-
ing a shot. freeeived IBIS from the rebel colonel him
SER NbO highly praised the strategy Of bis cEpfoT-
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Shelling he Rebs.s.

On Thuysdsy, while on Rocky Fscs, Gen. Howard
stood upon q projecting ledge Of rocks from which he
could see a large force Of rebels upon = projecting spur
Of the ridge immediately beneath him. Tiredof gazing
upon the enemy, the general, In the absence OF hand
erensdss, lighted the fuse Of shells, and amused himself
by dropping them down into the esnter Of the enemy, Ia
whose ranks there was qui's q lively eonmotion N con
the hand that dropped the shells into their ranks was
the companion Of the one lost st Fair Oaks by the fear.
less leader Of the 1Ith army csrps.
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Dslsrmiasd Q Hape 9 50.

During The whole operations of Saturday and Sunday
Beatfyis brigade, Of Woods DIVISION was in reserve.
The boys did not relish their position, and, while the
battle ragged with great fury, riley showed unuislaka-
bic signs Of uasssiaess- One fellow, more daring thsn
his companions, quietly ssunteFed out and made Tor the
front, the " Buckeye borrowed bis " azius and en-
tered Hazsns brigade, where he foueht bravely until
shot in the jaw. Retiring to the rear, he met q STAFF Of
fesr, who Inquired the number Of his regiment. and,
leerning that Il was not under IRE, asked how he came
70 be wounded Well replied the soldier, syou see,
1 don't ike 20 Do back in the rear, 70 1 came out 10 take
a SHOT At the J~ohnay's, andI be logged II they haven't
psppered me"
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~ Graad Eatrss int0 DaIl0n.

Never shalI forget the sesas presented this morn.
ing by the 4th corps As II rapidly moved through the
gaps and over the hills into Dalton AS the solid col
umns of brigsdes and divisions trampsd along, cheer
after cheer was sent mp, and the old mountains seemed
to give q rapturcus encore, as they echoed bRcE the
shouts. Every regiment unf1ried its eolors IS the
breeze, In honor OF the event, while the valley aud
hills were Weakened from their slumber. that sHccse4sd
yesterdays artillery, by the bands, whose metallic lungs
gave forth the inspiring strains Of Dixie the Battle
cry Of Freedom and "Star Spznglsd Banner Stand
ing upon a commanding point, the locker On could not
but be struck with the grandeur OF the scene. Gallant
officers, who had barred their oOsoms to the storm at
Stone river, Chicksmaugs, and Mission Rfdge, m0untsd
on their spirited chargers, dashB1 &long the road ct the
highest speed, regardless sf dust and ditcaes, IN their
anxiety to be frat in Dalton Gen. SANKEY'S division
WIS The one that passed through tbs gap Newtons
and Woods, which during The night had held the sI-
irene left, supported by otoEsmEn s horse, passed up
the road on the left of Rocky Faes.
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List Of Casualties in Govan's Brigade, Clebarne's Di
vision, Since Leaving Camp q, Dalton, May 8.
% aad gaia Arkaasas Regiments. Colonel "
q KnrfdH Hommnnd.nr
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Tx or PROEIrN.
}. N willis,

IEh District. State q Georgia
once q AIsbams s.rssE once hours ion $40 n
n. and z on ? e 5R n uu52W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-10

A SSo1ATED viii Col :. ". UNDERWOOD
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-10

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