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the Federnlsbroke Over the works were rccapturcd.
The fight ceased and the women an children
and old men, who bad crowded the hills and house
tops fearful spectators Of the unequal combat,
tired 10 their beds with grateful hearts.
At three o'clock, Gen. Bcauregard Withdrew his
forces snd occupied new and better Tine of
trenchmsuts he had thrown UP short distance be-
hind those nc abandoned.
At eight O'Clock next morning Kershaw's vote
ran division reached the field after rapid march
all night. and relieved Johnscn's which had been in
the trenches, day and night. since Thursday morn
lug. In n short time Fields aud Pockets ,livis-
ions placed in position, still later other forces
belonging TO Gen. Lees grand army made their
appearance.
Feeble assaults were made al intervals yestcr-
day, and were repeated last night brigade was
brought up here ind there AID hurried against our
steady lines, would east stone against q
/ wall of adnmaut; but in overy instance the enemy
wero repphcd with but little effort. Constant Skin
Inishng and artillery firing have been kept up to-
! day, hut without results. II was strange com
mingling of sounds ut 10 o'clock this morning
the so of the church bells inviting the
people to the house of prayer and tho boom of can
non and crash Of shells summoniug the unfortunate
soldier TO the dark abodes of eternity. The ono
was the gentle messenger ofpcacc aud life the 9th
. or the dread summoner of suffering and death
Petersburg is now safe against assault. though II
is within range of the enemy's long ,ango guns.
number of shells have exploded in the streets, bu
thus far only eleven persons have been hurt in
| GLIDING old negro woman killed. General Lc
! waited almost too long before he sent the mucl
needed achievements, but for the heroic rcsis
fancc OF Beauregard and his command the cit.
must have fallen. The people have removed from
tn, eastern part Of the town TO places of create
safety.
Grants entire army Is now in front of Petersbur
aud Lees is where il should be. Warrcns corp
! was sent around by water from West Point. but
u mere, and part or Il have already been engaged.
We have just hoard that Early aud BrcckirrIde
attacked Hunter yesterday, Lynchburg, am
beat HIN badly. At last accounts the latter, VIII
Is reported to be without supplies, in full rc
treat. i. w. A.
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I'VE do not believe our people are as iui-
" aroused a they should he. They are
solved. they are patriotic, they arc brave.
but they are not SD eager and wide awake
az is. now necessary. The: enemy are con
Quoting against us most extraordinary and
fcrocicus warfare. Afraid or not content.
60 make trial of strength between opposing
armies, they are sending armed parties
throughout oar land, To pl6nder our people.
90 burn mills and burns. to steal horses, aud
tn spread general ticsolatiou.' These 60 out
with no stores of their own, and with orders
to seize their living. III other words they
are sent out precisely IA robbers and incen-
/ diaries; and faithfully they execute their
t mission. Officers and mon. they steal spoons,
/ they rob nantrics. they take from families
: not only the whole of thcir supplies. but the
very bread that is on the table We have
heard of cases in whieh they have taken lit
orally everything. and left the little children
crying in vain for moisel of food
Seeking our conquest by their great ar
mics they seek our starvation, and ruID, and
destruction. bv their redatory enterprises.
1--WE must & .ht these invaders with ali tho
| weapons OFFS destruction. Our armies will
take care Of the enemy's armies; but our oiti-
zens, even those not in the reserve forces
must lend hand whenever opportunity of
fcrs. against the robbers that ride raids
| Whenever IA citizen secs cG these, let him
ba assgred that he sees villain. whom he
should shoot if lac can, as eagerly as he woulC
shoot a bear or panther. Let no mistakeI
idea that forbearancc will induce Indulgence
stay the hand or stop tho bullet. The Yam
KEGS arc making this n war Of robbery, and
To- the death S<v---~ .I.-., 49, l.; .Anca yniai
who demands your money or your lie, the!
seek cur money aud our lives. A shot wei
aimed from rock or thicket, or mnuntnin sid
bush. will visit just retribution, and havl
n Wholesome moral influence. IL will intimi
date raids rs we'll as punish rafSers.
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GES- Less DAUGHrER--A correspondent
OF the Biblical Recorder, writing Of the Win
a-- u-.ei.al seaaE, Richmpni. says it covers
ever sixty ncres OF ground, has tfffrSy ssfres-
ons. three chaT,lains, six divisions, and Ca
pacity to- accommodate three thousand pa
tients. Five of the divisions arc appropriated
exclusively to North Carolipians. lie adds ::
One very pleasing feature of this, and in
fact nil the hospitals of Richmond, Peters
burg, Lynchburg AMI Charlottesville, is the
large element of females Que finds among the
attendants. Some of the very first women
in the country are matrons and nurses in
these hospitals, and we found in Richmond,
for instance, son.e of the most refined md
beautiful young ladies of the city daily in the
hospitals; not going there once or twice n
week. but every day. and attaching them
selves 70 particular wards and divisions, that
they nighr work to better advantage. y
short time since Gen. Lees danghter was
writing letter for wounded soldier in the
Windar. Tell my mother" said the brave
boy, "that just rs l fell / saw that grand
old man, Gen. Lee" 4 bystander asked,
''I'o you know who that is writing for you?
That's Gen. Lees daughter" We may inn
agine that soldiers eyes opened Slightly
Mrs Gen. Bragg is also often to be seen
there Ininistering to our suffering heroes.
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Con1rFtuIatory Order.
HEApQr AErEES 2D Division FoEREsT's CAV NIR'
Baldwin, Mis-. June ~, 1SGi.

HEApqr METERS IN pIvIsIoS FoEREsI's CAV, LRY,
Baldwin, Mis-. June II, lN6L
General Orders, No. 81.
Soldiers of the Second Division Your action
the 10:i; and 1Ith instant make CT. in The
history oc wars. No parallel can he found in histo
~ or such u battle fought anu won by cavalry
No battle wsS more dccISivc-Go victory was more
full--no ief'nt more complete rout-nu pursuit
more rapid and exciting
Contending with the cnemy's infantry (twic2
your numbers fully and splcrddy equipped, and
protected by civairy 10 the whole force engaged,
you demolished his army, captured his artillery and
helpless rol nltiou from the insoent domination of
a Ruthless foe.
kcutuckians and Tcnncsseeans Of the 81 and 18th
brigad =! You have placed your names conspicu-
ou~ly "n Slprys most honorable roll. Veterans and
recruits, you cmulatcd each the other III cnolncss,
bravery. determination. Your immediate commapd-
der, Cos. Lyon aud Bon. may we'll Ongratulate
themselves in innaidng so vigornu- in action,
un!iinching III endurance, pr,mp; in obedience
AMI So irresistible IN battle.
II the brave who fcIl. we drop sol.licr's tear
we feel pad lament their loEs. The memory OF
their noble deeds will stimulate the living to emula
ton, and their blood he avenged the bastard foe
Where ALL officers and privatcs, displayed such
noted gtlan;ry. it would bc nvilious to draw dis
tinction.- Let rather return Thanks To an All
wise Providence for the signal exhibition of His
favor vouchsaf,d us, and p-css for,. ard with re
newell zeal 10 ou- intcI Determined
that act SHALL tarnish the lustre. Of the glory
you have proudly You merit and will re
ccirc country's bcnetliction.
(Signcl,) A. BUF0RD.
Brig. Gen. CoIndg.
Official: THos. VI. CEowpEr, a. 4. G..
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Yeretahler Cor the Army.

Persons bringing in vegetables to send To- the
1y ef Tennessee, will rsnssmbsr TO bring them To
Capt S. J. Hay, on Tuesdays aud Fridays, tsro'r
ieo'eieek. This arrAngsnsEt IL rendered nrocer-
sary' that shipments may be made "a bsik, while
the Vegetables are frssh. Where they are srUaGht
In small quantities. they frequently wilt spoil
before they can be shipped. We hope this rule
will be observed hereafter, and thus prOvs1t tho
avOidablc lssses consequent upon the system which
requires heldins On 10 SsnAll quantities until they
can be shipped. june2z-3t
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Gr1rrrs; june %. 1864.

5xs.-onc week ago last Saturday, Gen. Sherman
tclegraphed 10 the Secretary of War, that Gen.
Johnston had retreated across the Chattahooehcc
river, ami that he pursuing. II Sherman be-
Iieved bis own dispatch, how much b. must have
been surprised Monday by the slaughter of his
men in frant OF lines above Marietta. The
Chattahoochce river Is about fourteen miles from
the Of that grand dIsusgcr, and the prcsuEp-
tim IS therefore, tha; ii Johnson did retreat hc has
either returned did not take his boys WITH him.
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Battle ut Observation-Disclosures ensati ion
Reports.

To Major General Dix
WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, June 10,
9;42, u. M.--This evening n dispatch from
City Point, dated . O'Clock this mnrning
reached the department. 1t reports that
our forces advanced yesterday to within n
mile in front Of Petersburg, whom they found
the enemy occupying new lire of works,
which, after successive assaults, we failed to
carry, but hold and have intrenshed our nd-
vanced positions.
at half past six O'Clock in the evening Il
combined advance was made along the line
and q desperate struggle ensucl on the left
and center, both with artillery and infantry,
which lasted till long after dark, Gen. B.r-
ney's command ginning a breastwork in
their front, and taking largo number OF
prisoners. This morning ut daylight anoth-
err advance was made along the line. Burn
side has sent in about 200 prisoners. mostly
Tennessee troops. from Beauregard's com
mand, among them sixteen rebel officers
Hancock has also taken u large number of
prisoners who are on their way to the rear
Our guns now command PETERSBURG, aud
can shell the city at any moment. Our loss
yesterday 10 said to have been about 1000
while that Of tho sne~y was fully as great
if not greater.
From, the forces Of the enemy within shc;r
new line il in inferred that Dcauregari has
bees, reinforced from Lees army. No re-
port has been received concerning tue casu-
alties of our army in it's operations since
crossing the James river, except tho death of
Maj. Morton, mentioned yesterday.
'Gcn. Sherman reports so-day that the enc
my gave way last night in the midst Of dark
nessand storm, and Mt daylight we entered
bis line from tho right to the left. Tho whole
army is now in parsait as far as the Chattn-
hoochee. Gen. Sherman adds | start ut
na ea for Mar;affa NJ u,iItory iptolI; ,,o, o,
from any other quarter has been received
f. NJ STANTON
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FAIR HTT.-The Wilmington Journal irdplgcs
n the following vein touching the evil practice
of editorial campaigning
ave do net know what Gen. Lees plans may he,
and net going to instruct him to what
they should he. That of thing is ratier play
cd out Even the Richmond Examiner does no:
dictate more than two different campaigns per
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5s5- The yankc, dispatches last night put the
yankee General kimball in command of "u siorccs
in the attack aPon lines Monday morning.
We suppose the reporter intended TO say that SOME
thing had happened to this doughty yankee chief
tain, and the dispatch got mixed in its transmission
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TIE PUBLICATION
knexpllle Register.

AheAEIIIe KeEIster.
WILL be resumed at Charlotte. n. g. on Tuc--
w day, June eth. 1894. The RrGisrER tor
the present. will be pnblished weekly Gully. II su.
0sE DOLLAR per month. No subscription taken
for = longer period than six months. Address.
J. A. SPERRY.
Editor and Pruirictor.
Charlotte. y. &.
n. ID. East TenBesrcc refugees receiving new.
from hOsne Of general public interest. will ronfrr
favor by communicating the the Rrairttn
for publication.
.Ie6--Jts
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The statement that Michael Hahaehn
been removed from his place as ''Govcrnor''
Of Louisiana we are assured is true. Banks,
is deputisd IN fiil the place as Military Gov
crnor." sWhat tho excuse of this change is
we have rfos learned. Michael has had a
brief measure of life in his new honors How
over, il may be said that he thoroughly en-
joyed them while il lasted.-- Mobile Tribune.
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These contributions nsay be considered very
;kaeraI. especially when We take into considera-
ton the c0uti9uity or esEinu- Of :
The number OF times she has been called upon TO
aid benevolent Objects and the scarSity OF money.
In behalf Of our nobR soldiers return all who
have contributed my warmcst gratitude.
NIB. WHARTON, Agent,
Va. !. y a Pub. Beard.
Lao p
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;
Enron fEBLL - Please inform your many
readers that Tyier's Brigade Of Bates DIVISION is
composed most of Georgians. ] think this is
tnhe the gallant S7th Ca. Ecst. aud the TIA Batai
ion of ia. s. :.
TExSEssEEAx OF TYLoH's BRIGArE.
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r ETEGR APHIC,
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

rateri ecrrrlin: Net of Congress In the year 1883
i,, v : TnE .~nrs "a the Clerks Ofhec " the Dis
trio; QOnrt 81 tc confederate states for tie Northern
District az t;cor Ia.
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During tkis GEEK, the Uaion Prayer Meeting for
ths country viii be heId in the Methodist Church
every af1zzueon, al o'clock A g-ae-e! and pune
fuai attendance OF oar citizens Is cordially invited
Griain, Jzae Il.
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MORNING EDITION.
SOLDIERS, CLAFNs-

we have on hand a LOT Of blank forms Of GER
tiseates and zahdaEits for the collection OF the
claims sf deceased soldiers Price sly cents per
sheet PsrssHs At distance neediag suoh blanks
csH Proeure tsen BY addressing the Resell oFrIcE
through the mails.
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RicHNoND. va. May ~, iSGt
EXCHANGE NOTICE, No. Dali con
Lfoderste ofhcers and men who have been ,l.ln
cred nj City Point. Va, nj any time previous !.
the 3Oih OF April, 1864. hereby declared g. Le
duly exchanged. Ro. oULD.
Sco---6t Agent OF Exchange.
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~ Adiutans Smi.h .r.

RRr Adiutans Smith. Of the 9Th Confed-
craze Misstssipps regiment, brother Of
Brigadier Gen. Charles Smith, was killed on
Sunday, while arranging his picket lines.
He IS the third of a bruve and gallant trio
Of brothers who have fallen in this regiment.
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GEORGE DIXON,
(FomKRLr OF MEMPHIS, rRxN.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
pICuNnEn "a

All claims against tho Confederate Government,
adjusted and colleeted.
IEs- Particular attention paid to Soldiers
claims.
ioT--tf.
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RIlR GALE.

A FINE Morgan Stallion, nine years OH a.
n hands high. jet black color. and fine st,l-.
and very fat lilo IL well hrok- Ia harness. n,
can bc scon 10y calling the undersigned =! mali,
from Griffin.
junel5-lw A. j. MATTHEWS.
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nR. wM. T. BASKET. ofIers his professional
IL Scrvicss TO the citizens OF Grifip, aud sur
rounding country. lie hns had large experience ia
the practice of the several branches Of his profess
ion.
Ills oaice e. in the south wet corner OF AIRS.
Reeves Boarding houEo. iuncl & -eadJt
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IlKEoisN AND CRUELTY.-A most touching in
stance Of hcroism: and Of the most atrocouI
acts uf cruelty the truth of~xhich Is vouched for
by the most respectable authority, occurred -du
ring the Columbian struggle foi indepcn denoc.-
The Spanish General Moriiio, the blood
thirsty aud treachcrouS tool Of tho Spanish King,
who created Count Of Carthagena and Mar
luis de Ia Puer for services whish rather entitled
him TO the distinction Of butcher or hnngunn.-
While seated in bis tent day during the cam
paisn of Caracas. he u lad before him drown.
. al in tears. The chief demanded Of him for wha,
purpose lie thcreY
The child replied that he had come 10 beg the
life Of his father, then n prisoner in Morillo's
camp.
What yoE do to save your father ?" asked
the General.
II can do but little but what can 10, shall be
DONE
Nv uuld ySu suffer your be taken of 10 PRO-
yonF fathers lilpcrty?"
Il certainly would" was the undaunied reply
soldier was accordingly called and ordered 10
cut OF the car with n single stroke OF the knife.
The boy wcPt but did not resist while this barba-
rous order executed.
Would YOU lose your other rather than fail
"f your purp"scf" the next question.
II have suffered much. but for my father I can
suffer ytiiI," was tho hert'ic answered. the boy
The other car was taken Cd peacerueai vrI,hout
hiuebing tie part Of the noble child
and now GOT exclaimed Morilla, untouched
hy his Sabine courage, "the father Of such son
must dis."
In the presence Of his agoniEea md rHsy suffer
ing son, the patriot father then executed
Never did lie picture exhibit Ench truthful lights
and shades in national character. such deep treAch
erous vAliany--such enthusiasts heroisn.
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OAIsous.--Gen Dick Taylor, in his adj
dress of may oath, to the troops, says 'this
army moves towards Now Orleans, and
though it do not reach tho goal, the hearts of
her PATRIOTIC womeH shall sound high with
joy, responsive to the echo Of your guns."-
Sieniicant.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

We havo On hand Mt this Office "A large supply &"
the Blanks used by Rheriffs. Clerks aud orlinaiir
in this State, beautifully printed fine white "a
per,which will cell nj the rates nov chang
ed for tbs blank psbsr alone.
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RAGS RAGa!.

We will pay tho highest market price for good
cotton or linen rnEs. give ia exchange for thr,n
fine English letter and cap paper. or Hnv-lul"..
Apply ut the REBEL OFFICE.
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TIURRfcaSE st SmsEvgPonr-Sh Shreveport,
La, was visited by severe storm a short
time since. doing considerable damage. in
town and smashing two steamboats, to at
oms---the Stella and Don Louis.
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Hook keepers Attention,

THERE are several hundred Nolnur- If n.."k 5
Il belonging e. DIR. Robbins library loan,-l uui
In Grifsn. Parties having them will please rrtuin
them TO his old rooms. and oblige
jcs-Im. l.. q. STEWART
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FOR HIRE.

A COMPETENT and experienced cook. Nn.lrr
n aud ironcr. who t. also acquainted with
general homework. ana is very fair sramsir.,..
Apply at this Office. junel5 tt
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Contribution. for the Benefit OF soldiers.

Please publish the following list of contrihu-
sious received at the Baptist church, IL this city
lsst ssbbasb, for abe purpose of supplying our
soldiers with the means of religious instruction.
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WANTED To RENT.

A DWELLING HOUSE, suitable for small
IN family, conveniently located. Apply to
Capt. Desmukc. iune2.-tn
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FOR SALE.

A large assortment Of EnrFsh. writing naper.
IN blue ard white. in quantities 10 suit pur-
chasers. Price reasonable. Amply 10
q. A. RiMSPECK,
ju.9Ioteqds Rebel once. Grim. s..
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Hunters Movements.

through the valley and Piedmont, from the
Lynchburg Republican,:
The Yankees in their advance throu III
Bedford. burned oil the.bridgcS,,on the Nif-
ginia and Tennessee Railroad. Among 9th
ess, those across Big and Littlo Otter rivers,
and Elk creek. Tho two former are consid-
cradle structures.
YAN.EE ATROCITIES.
We have the information in such n man
ner as to make it undoubtedly true, that tho
Yankee raiding party which passed nv Nc
Ivor's, committed rapcs onaathrce respectable
ladies in this neighborhood, one ofthcm mar
ricd and the other two single ladies. We
have the names of these ladies. but Of course
cannot make them public. 1t is only ncces-
snry to say that the vandals now threatening
Lvnchburg. from Bedford, arc part of the
same hcllish crew, ard these outragcs will
nerve the arm Of every soldier with us to
strike q deadlier blow when the hohr for
their punishment comes, as come 1t will.
PROM LYNCHBURG.
| The Republican, of yesterday, says, that
/ in the fight near Lynchburg on Saturday tho
/ enemy left about 100 dead, and 100 wounded
/ on the field. Averili informed gentleman
residing near the scene ofthe battle that his
| entire loss was about 400 in killed, wounded
and missing. The Republican gives the fol
! lowing summary OF tlc opSfhtioiS Vi o"'ui
day:
No sooner however, did he feel our line:
on the morning Of Saturday, than he discov
cred that they were defended by something
more than militia aud hospital rats, and al
ter day of skirmishing and combat, he con
cluded that it was the better part of valor Il
! beat an inglorious retreat. This lie did a:
! S0VIIt nfSsvSrcsH ttsros~ q yortinl caveriu.
over his movements. The retreat was dis
covered by onr forces about 10 o'clock a,
night, when immediate preparations wcr,
made for an active pursuit, which commc..-
ccd 10y T. o'clock.
The ehemy, therefore, had some hours Tia,
start, and have. no doubt made much better
time in going than they did in coming
Though our preparations for pursuit wcr.
as complete they could be under the cir
| cumstances, we very much fear that the great
er part of Hunters command will succeed in
making their escape. unless couricrs have
/ been sent to Buchanan and Lexington Ia
! have the roads bockadod so as to delay the
retreatng foe.
In any event, however, the failure Of the
expedition is complete.
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TO TEIE PRESS

TliR Prcvs IL respectfully informed that the, can
Ht all times be furnished With GOOD PRINTING
INK NJ moderate ratee.
The quality Of this INK will speak for itself ~,
referring 10 the mercury" and 'Couricr'' at this
oiiy 90 either OF whish references are made
All orders tnust DO accompanied by description
of Prerece used.
J. LAWRENCE LEWIS.
Charleston Printing Ink Works.
ftb2T---u. King street Read Charleston.
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in style net TO be approached by amy 'thcr office Ia thu
country.
sB- WI respectfully s-liet the lAir"nag" "r eur
fiends In the AHNr TgSSnssEs aud cls.W herr, ani
Of the Luhlis generally.