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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

= All the Kentucky troops in the Northern
amy have been taken ca. Of The State, with the
exception Of about six bundred at Louisa
mountain msn-ShO Gaze nothing sbout the
emancipation question.
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For Ordinary.

BEING uHs5is 70 rezuns NJ petition q Ia ssld a.
tie solicitation cf NJ fdenss I annsureo nyaeW 8
e~s1diisis for Ordinary Of Falt5n sounty It ~ cox
LII election II elected. I wiz devote myssf 10 tie
disshzrgs Of the duties Of the once, and VII be
grateful 70 ny fslO~ eiEissnE fer thsir support.
ny4td DANIEL FTTTu4N
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L Federal Biew ever she BaiiIss la Lou-
fsHHuR.

a &G&EL4h L1lgH VNEE anG 14AlEEH IL LEU
issana.
We have the Memphis BRlisiiR Of the 2ia;,
which boasts londy Of Banks having gained a
victory. We quota is unfounded b~Iaggadocia,
r. follows:
We lssrn rom tho New orle.ns paDsrs, end
slso from psssersets on New Orleans bosts
which arrived - oVr lsGtIUr lsse evening, ibst
thsss irsitoTs wee busy spIeEding ibe 10 that
Gen. Bzrks vas deieG1si, sndh is army q wreck.
Let tbe snakes vIitbo-t5 their pastiferoU5 ns-
taze truth i5 torture
An extra Of he Era, whicn was In possession
Of a passenger on ihs Saltzna, informs Us that
Gea Banks was or tho gCo0Rd 6uEing the en-
tire fight, and iLss u bullet passed through his
coat, but his person Wss untouched. We learn
Tom Mr.. SAoJr, Of St Louis, who Was On the
steamer MslscT, with the feet, in GoFsrnmsnt
employ, thSt Gen. Banks mad returned 70 the
river ard vas on the steamer Black Hawk 1t
Grand Ec0re. Gen Smiths headquarters were
at NstehisocRes. Ar. Shocks information is,
that after The engagement at CGmpts, of which
we have already given an account, sac Federal
army marched far Shreveport, nos anticipating
serious oppoBiiion until the vicinity Of that
place should be reached.
The same gentleman informs as ths! the esp
tain Of the gunbsEt Chillicoihe had been killed
He had jGsi CONS on deck when some rebels
fred upon him from the bank He died very
soon sftsr receiving the wound. When cur in
formauG came away Red river was failiBg, and
trouble was expected in consequences OF the
gunboats being sbove the falls.
As il advanced no serious sig1s Of conflict
were manifested, nor did appearances indicsts
shat the snsmy Wsre in ioIes ehead Of them.
The frs. difficulty was in finding the bridge
ever CsDe river destroyed. Here soma opposi-
ton was made 30 their crossing, which at lengta
increased to tho dimensioBs OF GIG Of the great
battles Of tho EaE. Mansfield, in direction Of
which the rebels reiIes.sd after the battle, is
about thirty miles back from Red river, and
some thirty hge miles more brings the traveller
to the Texas line. The victory achieved is,
therefore, Lot simply importsu. IS respects Yves
tsrn Louisiana, but it viii produce fuil in Tex
as of no trivial character. The New Orleans
Era is of opinion that the eaemy's power, by
this defeat, ia broken, If Hot annihilated, in We :
tern Louisisua and Texas. The result is even =
way gratifying, especially in view OF lis insu-
gUratiug the campaign Of 1864, with victory
and triumph fer the Union cause. This victory
ought to be celebrated by rel -icings sndiilnmina-
items. Gen. Banks has, Ia this hard contest,
won for himself new honors, and hencoforth bis
viii rank with those Of the foremost gem
esGls Of the war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

q L is reported that q body Of tee thousand
Federal cavalry axe al Lexington and Mount
Sterling, KY, making preparations for a raid
into Virginia, under the command Of Generals
Stonemau and St1rgis.
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LOST.

ON ne morning Of ne ID Instant, a BLACK
LEATHEH POOkET-sOOK, clntziaing about
oighE doisni IN bills, a Masonic keFEsus, vi b the
o Hnsrs na1s On graFed thereon, and seine ? peTs q
10 value 70 any 0-s cut tEs cEEar. TIE Gadsr naY
retain The money if he viii return he book, papers
I'D ksysiOns % .5s eounfiHgr0on Ct the AF7EsL
caes. m.4
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PLYaoUTH-A letter dstea Plymouth, n. c.,
April rs, written by = youpg msn wAO vas in
tue engagement at Plymouth, and pu5lishs3 in
She Montgomery Ad7sJtissT, sayl:
We took 2 500 Yankee prisoners, and 260 ne-
gT0es, I'll Of when, with Ihsir white Command
ers, We have shot, / believe II I mad 3 wagon
with me, l could have supplied cur family with
dEesses, linen, sugar, c5fse, preserves Of 81
sorts, cheese, bUttsr, aRd everything slse, even
apple sauce in cans. We are living kiRh Hsw,
bul We had no way to carry anything, and so
had 10 leave il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

OFFICERS ExCHANGED-Amoug tie list of
caceFs $40 reached Richmond on Sunday lsst,
and we're Gent to the hospitals, re fBd The fol-
loving Names
Lieut-Col J J Jolly, 43I Ala; Msiof L u Rau-
som, Ist Arki Adjt J S Williams. I4th Ala.
Cap,ain5-G Fhoussson, co g, sd Team; Il
J Taylor. co G, I3;h ALI; L Il FrsnCis, 60 4.
9TH TENN J Z Colev, co Il, I0sh Ga.
LjeUte1ants-T r Bean, CO z, 24.h Texas
cav; J K A-Bd1s, co G., 9th Aa; II Gdal, co
g, I5.h Mss; S J Brown co G, 6n Ky esv; S
Z AsbbsTTy, GO Z, Ash Aizs; A ] Loes, co K.
20.a Mis-; ( GIBSON, 60 Il, u Ale; v \ Jooss,
co / 81 ark; G D r ding, co A. utnTsna; ! b
Cleveland, lst La art; W WsHBsok, co Il,
44.h Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

TIE ENGINEER AND TELEGRAPHIC CORPS.
The Richmond EHqTiTsr that the en-
gineer corps Of the COnfedsrase army is to IN
dergo 80 important modification in its orgsnizA-
ten. All telegrsphic operators in the sarvice of
the Government viii be attached to the engin
eer corps and be required 10 study and learn en-
cheering; and all engineers viii be required TO
study and learn telegrsphing. Telegraph ops-
rAtors viii then rank as captains and lieuten-
sals, and be under the control Of the chief Of
the engineer buresu. The arrangement is &
novel, bat, as will be seen at once, & most fe-
Heitoug one.
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u one Of the Yankee colonies lost in bis
trunk, in the baggage train, captured in West
LouisiNna, the oath taken from Gen. Barksdale
% the field ct Gettysburg, which had been
made q present. to him, and Gen. ViIepigue's
saber, taken from him in Virginia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

SIEGE OF CHARLESToS-Tlrss HR-dysdfh
Day-Thefe was very little firing Tussdsg
The Ilow but irregular bonbaTdmsn! Of Fort
Samser Wss kept up BY the enemy. Eirkseen
shots we're h.ed a. The fort Monday. Ten shells
were fred at the city Tnesdsy.
TIE feet remsins unchsnged.
Col Stephen Elioit has boea relieved Of the
cosaDsnd Of Fort Sazatsr, 10 take. of
this Hoicanho i giqa.
Caps JC Aiichell q tried ard gallant young
officer, Of tho let O.. artillery, will lake com
nsnd of he foTt-C0x-ier, 4tE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

PORTABLE BeAT-A friend in this city who
has witnessed 3 test OF the portable boat in
vented by Maj 7. II. Plice, ssys 1! Is a pe;fect
success, and is bound to prove s most yslusbIs
invention, especially to cur cavalry commsnds
aud scouting psrties. 1t weighs shout oBe hun
dIed AID twenty-five po1nde, and is capable of
carrying With safety cue thousand pounds bur
dsu. Il gGdss oveI kha water MOST rapidly and
grssefally, aud is easily msnsgsd. Ia Tvs
minutes il may be taken 20 pieces so Is 10 Be
portable psf mule back. Oar friend thinks i,
highly credi.sble to the ingenious inventor
Hississ;ppisH.
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a Joseph W. Hood, who escaped from the
columbus jail, where he had been confined On
a charge Of robbery, has been arrested in Ss-
vsnnGh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

a The distance from Yorktown to Rich
moad By the usually travelled route is shout
sixty miles, or twenty miles further han from
Tsppshannock se Richmond. The road up the
Peninsula is tclerably good in summer, and yet
MeCallLn found it very hard one Just two
years ago.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

q Sergeant Louis T. Glover, os tho Jackson
guZrds, s. Savannah, who WAS ~ssntoncsd to BE-
sIeeaisd CT the charge Of sedition, has been
psT1oned by The President.
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E1VFgE.

A MICRO Boa, nznsd HEzEKIAH EOBygr
a ksE been arrested near ChAItsn00gz snd eoaGzed
"a the guard houss- Els owner can gst IN - e1Edrg
forTsrd and proving property.
- ID GaEENLAW.
Captain % D, 5h Confs5s as RlEimiuE
Poiks Brgaae, Clsburle = D ylsion.
Epa9 Nv army Isnnse-sc.
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From the PhilaasIPhiE sandsy Mercury.
The Geld HnI.
Ia W0Iu AIIIs
BY PETER P~zPFERcoRS.

saeh legal wisdom, foresight, sknI,
Did eYer mar beheid,
As that which passed great Cha3's bill,
To Sell the surplus goldf
h9akina must surel7 stsad sEaui,
To see how gold declined
As so0n as Congress had il passed,
Aad Abe had got It sigssa.
But when 1t had become alaw,
How very strange 70 tell
Eacn Wisesere in Congress saw
There vas no gold TO sell.
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S3GO REWARD-

THE BOY. LEVI belonging 10 Gen. Hodz rau
away non XJsksgss in Dseambsr e r
a5eut tssEtyfSur years ol1, I've fssI ten e. eleven
laeAss hish, very Eto7-l and has q E-oep-s cf brown
color, E2d = Supposed 80 be EEins TO set Into Ten.
aesaee- COL J. ". BA4EOuR-
an i6E Trzkaeea. Al
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CONFEDERATE TAILOREss.

Gr5. Il Earles
TAKsS tEis method OF lnfo-minr he Community
4 thatshs has lRksn room ever Mr. Lyrccs zfcrs,
Ga Whitehall street whsrs sic uoulS us pleased %
G8Vc n liberal share q pltrJuags. Shs La O. hzEi
some vary elegant good IN ths Esy o.
Military Goats,
Military Vests,
Military Caps
Gray, Black, 3lus AMI Esd Csota,
Cold Lace. Bullion stsrA
Fins SHIRTS. al linen;
OsisO Skirts, Cotton ShIts,
A large los Ct Tooth BzHshsA
gross Fire Combs bees 4usHiy gu.tA peFeksi
Singer EaCMna Needles,
The hnsst quality Of
TOBACCO and
CUaARs,
Al q which I vii SCI a. low prices. Cone sud 80
them $3.50 ~
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y Kentucky is SD to be full Of Federal de-
~ssrsers, who are Ksntuckians.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

sPoMs FRoM PLYMoUTH-According to the
RiehnOnd Rhig We took nearly three thousand
prisoners. thirty pieess Of splendid artillery,
from a 200 p0undaE pATrott to = throo-inch rife;
q large quantity Of qusrtsrmasser stores, and
canmlsssry stores enough, according 10 some
Secounss, 10 last . fall brigade for tWelvs
maashs. Also, : large quantity of naval stores,
which sEe much needed by the Government
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Eslzt OK EEelzsssed FrsIgst Ese-sfV=a - lss
soEtkeFz GEpress CSuRGsEi May Ala,
1864
hIs Nsnsy-Bcyau, bK; c Eekiu, pkg y b Derry, 9
bEs; Nl Ds0ley, : bdr5 Hzrrsls0L county, ~, AIHT
&eGlo5su, bxi Milton county, ? 5zs; &rs p ONesl, leg.
The shove freight Is stored 8. owners rsE snd sx-
psass. and il liable 30 be sold fr charges, a~sct called
FOR v q y CisrE
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= On ibs 25.h ultimo cotton was quoted in
New Orleans Ct s3Ie. Aad gold at 1874.
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~ The poHcs IN Columbus, Ga, soo break
Jag Up the stores and esing houses ke5l b. ne
gToes in that city.
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OS Saturday, 30sh 1l,.no. between Dzsssur aad
H11:sr streets. = LADYS BREASrt:E. ft
ssts II gold Tas Under viii 10 Suitably sswEsed y
leaving the sane VITA A. Haas L 90
mF7 w MhfsshaIefrsa+
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W AZ an auction sale il Columbus, ca
Tuesday, Hals brought fren 81 TO IS cents per
pOu0d, and sugar from $3.50 To- S4623 per
psEld.
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ALL
Wanted.
LOST,

I PATR Of Fairbaaks' Pisrflrm Ecs'ez Apply At
Il the IMPRESS OFFICE,
myZ tW Aa1znH street
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FRE-A FIRE vas discovered lass evening
sbqus 10 O'Clock n 3 frame dwelling house On
Fekls sTsst, occupied 81 q AyS. Gsisky and
family, and before the engines could reseh tbs
spot, TIRE flames hsd extended se he root, when
it became impossible 20 Say thsif further pro-
gIess 50 tts department, when they arrys3.
lnFaad their hose uP0A the az oinisy bRildiDcs
and thereby succeeded ia saving lhsm. MS
flames vera discovered IN tue to saws tbs llr-
ION tbs hegse IF Mrs. Gatsky lhcrsfors
the bniIdlng sl be The oHIy loss, which esnnct
have sxcsadsd $1,000 N YalIs.-AsmPks Bale
Apra 81.
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THE WHEAT Crop, CORR AND FRUIr-Ws
copy the following from the private correspond
enee Of the editor ;-Hzeos Telegraph.
TAYLOR COUNTY, April 8 0-The wheat crop
this yesr, although backward, certainly prom
ises to be one Of unprecedented yield. The
s,ale now besTs the BEST Of eoior-looks vipaT-
GUS, healthy and strong, and It's tendency TO ma
tarisy, since the opening Of the spring, is Tspid
and steady, aud eli that The elosssE observer
could desire. The oat crop, from sensisiveness
TO eold, cannot make the yield that il would
have done under circumstances more favorable.
yet i will be far better than is generally ex-
pected, beesuse to msks a good yield lhis erop
should stand very thin upon tho ground. In
relation to all the snail grains the old SAVING Of
a good crop after a cold inser" will BE- rsal.
ICED. Piantsrs axe taking unusual pains in tie
preparation for 2 c5ra eysp.
AERRIWETHER County, April % The
wheat crops ia this county Rave Improved
greatly for the last wsek, and nov proaise =
hns yield. The corn Is coming Up 6aelY-s,iii
: good msry peaches leh, and apples ia sbuud.
aace, in fscf l have never sso1 the trees so fniI
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A Hint To ECONOMISTS We are tod Of
8 certain gentleman TssidiuE on Vance Street,
Who, Waen be purchases a lowl for his tsbla,
sIwsys visits dsy CT i've before killing it, 70
see 1t il will neg lay al egg. While eggs aIe
quoted in the mErkst si 80 carts q dezsn, who
can blame tie OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Belle
an.
t eggs 8eso 81 = dazsH, IS ia Atlanta, how
long coald be val. without being liable to cen.
surei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-05

e J. d. Henry, was elected mayor Of
Selma, Ala, on Monday last, and Msssrs.
Henry Gatchel, C. B Andrews, T. B. Pierce,
S. C. Pierce, ]. J. Thompson, G. F. MARROW
and Il. J. Williams, eouneilmsn.
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GROUND n LoFTT TUMBLIsG.-A friend
showed as, yesterday, a letter, from an aeanajnt.
ancs in North Csrolina, By WAoa b, hai 49,
requested TO purchase q certain quantity Of -
con, IS bacon ia Norta Carolina was then .ssI.
ing at over SIX dollars per pound. The letter
IN question e5a3sernsnded sac order, and sisted
that tina writer bad, wilhiR q ieR DAYS, bseu
abe to buy bacon in has oTR vicinity IS 81 rs
p9t pound. Orc OF the moss esEacious proyis-
ion men 10 Aaeoa yesterday expressed the
0piEio3 shat a2ur, com and bacon would eorr
rule lever in Gso5gis than hey had ever yea
bsen sizes tho f.ssSsar Of the war. De said
that q man had bat 70 look at tia 1.-THE AK psid
in Georgia TO satisfy him Of the great sban-
dance CT food in the State; snd to open his eyss
and cars 10 satisfy himself as fally IS TO t.
scarcity Of uaoasy aat tbs pinch which would
CONS, ii lie AZ collectors did their duty Ia
June. lie believed that the Joint operations Of
the 1.-THE sdd money tx would nearly sapDon
the G1yeynnen!, and that if we lost 70 more
the food sad flSneisi q~aestion was
ssivsA. Government would BE- snder
no necessity Of again uaduly expanding
is Issues, ard food would bs Increasingly
abundant from year tO.ysGr-Mseaa Telegraph.
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STOLEN.
On the Herring Of the ID Of Nav,
from the Army News Depot,
Dalton, Ca,
4 LARGE GlLFSElI POCKET BOOK,

EoNTANEG aboat for huad.eddo Tars Ia
- FTVES,
Ons hundred and twenty dollars 10 new i,sus,
two interest bearing (SI0O) notes, three hun
drod dollars in four per cent. csst.scatss, and
some PAPERS, valuable 10 me alone.
If the g~ssteIGa vii TstuTn tie PAPERS, or
ssna them through the post chss, 50 that I can
get them. he can have tae MosEY and welcome.
By 80 doing he viii have that much % his credis
IN settling with ise de7l hereafter.
7. Il. ACTON,
Army News Agent
my3IW Army Of Teunssses.
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PURE CHARCOAL IRON
FOR SALE,

: lots % Euis purchasers. snd low % tie trzds By
L 90 ear load Bar ITo1 AL sizes.
Als1-HeTs Shoe Bar zad Nail Rod
hcNACGET, ORaOED & co,
uyt Nv Whitehall street
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z Thirty YsnSss of5eers, captured By Fo..
arrived .. N.c0n on Tlesda1.
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CsLlAN co1ToH RAGS vi Ezd q rssey sale a
" tnls once 81 TIE Market prise. Apuig silss
AT APPbAL COUNTING RQQA
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For sale.

= BALES - sHEErINe,
= balss Of1s5uTu,
loo bales Gotten YsrlE Fer sas o.
L. d. DAVIS,
ConDizson hlrehsut
EpAlW Peach zee srset.
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Sailg gpreal.
RVRNING EDITION.
ALLAN GA.
THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1864.


Oar intelligence from tie front, is that our
troops have nsde an advance toward the enc
my, but that nothing else unusual had trans
pired up 20 ten o'clock to-day. General JOHN
is evidently feeling the position Of his an
tsgoEist, just now but from what we observe
going on here, and lean from above we do not
tbink a battle viii take place at once, Is pre-
dicted By the news reporter.
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HATS

! II HOL8ROOE Offers far ssl=, 81 wholsssis o.
81 . retail. . large lot o. home msds WOOL HATS
Also, vii give In exchange one Hat for two pounds q
clean washed Wool
Wool esrdsd into Rolls 70 ozdsr-snd viii pay the
highest cash price FOR Wool
J. u, HOLBROOK,
Whitehall greet.
sn2l In Hhts ~.
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Ordinary of Fulton COunty.

VI are authorizsd to sunounss b. G. HOLCOMBE,
ESQ., ! candidate for Ordinary Of Patton county, IL
he coming election. ordered By fhs InEsrisr Court.
mva tds
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S0n PAIRS Leaf Cotton Csfds-lelt1sr baakr-
OOU ihs d1sst yes imported, on con- gamsnt ard
ioT sac by AcAzUGHT ORAUAB \ CO.,
my9 lw Ehtshai1 Egraat.
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SALE eF ENGLNE ANp BoILER.

e viii SCI At the Depot Of TIE Western ard A.
" isntic Esilzoad, on SATURDAY, The IA Ma
n5xr, q ENGINE {sz kcrss poHorl ard :
BOILER sixteen feet long sid three feet IL diszstsr-
TIE ssls viii be made At II o'clock A. Il Five dol
lar notes viii Be taken a. pEr.
s-27 ia ISAAC Hilton q co.
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uAltles sustained by the Crescent regiment, as follows
Company A.-Killsd ospt Seth R Field; LIST serri
Murray.
Company K Sergs B D Wall, Jos Hu,ton
John king; Corpl n B Cisnsry; Pfivatss WIN Marcy,
Chss Bowman, ShipmSn, Geo Clsiborrs, Jas NcCsr.
mack, NeAurrsy, Jno Hii5Orne.
Wounded: Lieut. Legey, Segt Nike Foley, Corn Lew.
is Hall, Wm Chandler, Rsbt Fairie, jackson. J Lewis
Lowrsnzen. Massey. VIM Niles white TGrpln, Ohas
Keller and Collier,
Company, G-Khes; Jas Henry, Wise, Borsslon,
ssene, Locklain, Aiko 0Cennsr, Dick Colbert, Lord
and Davis.
Wounded; Capt Chss Hardenbergh, LIST Lieut. W II
Wall. 2d Lieut. A Thompson, Corp Mulhall Wm Wegt
on, Frank Quirk, HArtrsit, Moteiey, A Couiosne. Cos.
seIln. Corp Viek Savoy, Bordelon and henry Bsrnstt.
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.naanm Earns.

~ BBLs. choice Family Flour for sale ~
- P. p. PEA7E.
r.. oSt GCmmission Merchant
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12
Tlae Latest War News.

The news this morning from the seat OF
War continues to be favorable to the Union
arms Another terrible battle was fought
on Sunday last, in which our loss in killed
wounded and missing was about 2500 The
enemy was again driven back across the
South Anna River, pursued closely by our
victorious troops.
Everywhere, Grant continues to crowd
Lee back toward Richmond, though he seems
determined to contest every foot Of the way.
About 5000 prisoners have been sent back,
to the rear, taken in the several battles and
skirmishes since the advance commenced.
Gen Butler has sent to Fortress Monroe,
5000 prisoners captured by him at City Point
We have no later news Of his operations. -
Rebel papers report him with 10 miles Of
Richmond.
Secretary Stanton telegraphs that inform
alton is Of the most favorable character show
ing beyond doubt the retreat of Lees ar
my south Of Spotsylvania, and the close pur-
suit of Grants army.
There is a report that the rebel General
Longstreet has died of his wounds
News from Gen. Sherman continues IA
vorable The rebels in that direction are
being driven at all points.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-05-12

a VOICE FROM THE PAsT.-We publish this
week, by request, to the exclusion of our us
ual variety, the celebrated Address of DANIEL.
OCoNNELL, the great apostle of Irish eman-
cipation, to the Irishmen of America, on the
subject of negro Slavery in the United States
Although it is over twenty years since the
Address was written, and the hand that wrote
and the heart that dictated it, have long been
cold, the glowing truths it enunciates still
live. They are immortal; and if their illus
trious author had never written or spoken
aught else for the cause of Liberty and Free
dom, they would have given him glorious
immortality. We call the attention of eve
ry Irishman who reads our paper, especially
to this Address. And not only Irishlnen;-
native Americans, and citizens of every ma
tionality, will find in it truths and arguments
so clearly and strongly put, that they must
bring conviction to every mind.
We don't deem an apology necessary, for
devoting so large portion of our space to
this Address.