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SaS Marine. uno bas Grie9sbepartemeni
iiuo bemIbt, ben Mutcr oeS iber bic Napp<grs
petition e. idienenen 9lrtitel8 aus3ufinoen uno
oerielbe miro, tuenn aberfabrt, eremplariid be-
frat meroen.
geftern Morgen perlndte cine 9lbtbeilung
pDn Wbite'S @uerilabanoe bel Wuobp Brand
ben BOtomac gu ~frsusen, puroe aber BON elmer
Gapalerieabtbeiluns suridsetrieben. Sin Sue
rilla tpuroe bel Der Mfaire eridp1en.
Sin Solbat brahte Die Nadridt, saB Der
@ueriaaflbrer Moiebp bel 8ieomsnt 9eltern
erIhoIIen muroe.
8Dn &ihmonb fpmmt Die 9ta6ri6t, bab
Sen. See am porisen Samitag Dor 8etersbura
Uerwunoet wuroe uno in 6pl9e oeien flr ldnp
sere 3eit pienituntaugli6 fem meroe.
Der @ctOntac susefrOren.
Ser 8ptCadc lit nod NIT Sis beoedt nno
bic aandle iinO gang sugefrcren. 5eute Wpr'
gen 9elang eS benz MISUNDERSTANDING
9aciic pom z. Straben @erfte Bis @isbOrc
Ypint fnrnmbrehen. Sin man6en 8lGten if
oas Gis Is SuB bod aufgeididtet uno an
perldieoenen Stellen fino Barten uno S6pos
ners, nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES belaoen, gans
einsefroren.
Gin @pfpitnI serffSrt.
9ds 6auptgebiube oeS Galonarra 8lattern.
6OipitaIS wuroe beute Nbeao Elm Haub Der
6lo1nmen. 9as Seuer brad I'M RaplanSs 3imz
mer aus. 9ie 9atienten pnroen ALE serettet.
@beribans etreifsns.
Sberioans Gapollerie lit abermals auf einen
srDBen Streif5us aussesosen, oeiien 8efims
muns nidt anse9eben nirO.
Ni6monoer 3eitungen pom 9pnnerita9
meloen, baB Sheridan nit 5000 Niann am
Wittpo9 !6arriionburg errei6te.
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rihten filb unpihtig.
Die brittiI6e @mansipatipnsz @eieaidait bat
cine Grotulationss Morsl1e an Dfr. Aoams, ben
ameritaniiden @sianoten in QOnbpn seihidt,
wesen Der 8iebertpabl Mbrab. 2incpIn's.
Ser 2Onoen Globe iast, baB Der amerif. 8lrs
eertries gu feiner Belt intereHanter gepeien lei,
ais iebt.
9ie Simes befirpUrtet Die ~Gr6fnungsn BON
nnterbunblunsen, cenn, iast fe, b~ieielben miB=
ten enOlid bod beginner. lie eber lie better fir
Nmerita unb Die Welt.
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Special tnfDmnienftener mo peitere Steuers
9uflase anf 2i5enien.
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euS t~~$"@s~ - tF%~ t&N M
~ 10 = 1cset act 8. DtRritt rpn Niarplanh,
ta 4tsN Ns. 4 Gpnttfr., Balthnpte.
Die i'm GpaBreB am 10. Suit 1864 rdf1rte Helclutien Der.
.fu9r has eine Steuer Bon S psf. duf ale Ssminnf, Dreftte
unb &tnnabmen fnr tas Sutr 1858 aufbe 5000 lberffieenbe
Sumnie 1esiset tpsrben fea, ais treitsre Steiter auf bse Be-
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ID be 9tue BON befaeter Spesldl.Ginfemmenaeiier Bonn VI.
lefrr ertalttn tabt, pelhe ale WnrbS btr Siaet crn Der g..
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irtrb u.AA @sgI sGa sg@ 5Nsssfs y134e
|. Dte3abIumgbtrfeIben nth htfrburd
pfxla n a. unb fann aaf msiner Office. Nc.4 Sputbfrs
BON jest nb tis gum 8. Sdnuar 1865 ssletaft rerbtn une be-
iaste Dfte 1T issf BEN 3 llfr wrrmittaes tts 2 utr RAD
Mns gsrfsaen, pel9e ~serfetlfa. bsIaste Steiner innsrta 5
Der an6eatkenfn Srth 5u sabl n. rerhen cine Auhdse BON 10
yrrs. mebr 3u 3abIen baten, relheS NIT Snterthen unb Ers
hen wenM n1tti9 bAtd srtcutisn aus Gem @i9entbnnt oeev
Gteentbnmsrs1te beaetee perlpgfn eesrsen stre. seine
0fednungen wtehen &C ihidt. s .naz
asDie Qtte ben npnnfals befeifrten 2i3enlen fur btefen Die
.aritt hnb sbenfans e~mrfaneen sorben unb bic 3ublunB irI.
der Qi3enfen nirb tierburd rer!aagt. Nne @nercs 4iancr
9aneler nab dQe frl@e Gambler, tersn llmfab 25,t00 Cato.
Ren PR Sdbr betrdet. rfrten burd eine Gensrebafte bonn
80. Stunt ausemiefen. etne reitere Steuer aaf bic berette
-ansaesekeue Risens fir bas~ laufenbe Sabr prspprticuea Az
her umfnsiumme su sublsns 9lstnsanblsr tn siausr rns
6aufrer 3ablen SALT merr als TIRE 2i5tns betrdst. yerfc-
xtH, relne 8atIune rerrttBstn, fno steneenannter &resu-
ttrn mnterperien. Snbaber BON Qt3enien mSeen ~bteielten
sefdaief .nuf uaeiuer . fiee prdientirea, hanait ttf netiert
HeRtueruna tdrauf enbpfFrt tpertt.
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Gdt SrtrNsnt uxb Dpserar. etnlafnben, 81 am beEaattn
Absns BITE DtsMtenrabI nab OIsserfani RattRnMt.
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Su Waibington.
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babe ~eeetuubers Bhr ten MatbsiI RnS am IN ,ntae $4.25
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nab 2atpreuce fanO am MOntag uno 9ienifas
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Die WbIieferuns NUT iauertaIt flnf xossn sen &s56nune
Der Nnaetstt unb tdeIiH In fplHtn Ananttdtsn oefaeten,
we bic Mtsisrnne Serlanet; sohtlbe IL ~ ttn 0eeitruAas-
Raaarenkaufe Ia dtpreetcrns an ben NDterften phfr Dhtn-
bcft tn Mafbingtsn .. g., tjutieiern.kA
Das Mltbl In tn sutsn neueu 8dHtsn 5upetyadeu uuh ies
bee mub 1s6 tttnbuNtert s9saHlRun5l8l Plumb e~uttalteu..
frf6 eernablen, ben gutter t6uflt&tr Analitdt unb wirt hAs.
ieIbe rsr brr Ntlttftfuus elmer Snptlhon untermtrfen
werhen. e& sf1& w&
3atlunsen merben tn States &uIbf &tinen, phtr aulern
Epubs oeuad6t, ie namtens tae Gpnsfruemtnt fpl9e sur
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Mneetpte mi6en an ben unteraeiAnettn In Ns. 223 g..
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|Itdh ttueel0bsn, I'D n6hfen Dienttdg MtenA Z ubr I'M rten-
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rem. ptnn BITE 9. strefenben aae dueern iridium gen nab.
renb bes fallen gDetters ~abbreben; has 0efeb mirb frence
aus efntrt tperten. Samee 6. Suter,
(13ts3-1mr<) e TAI 49, qBa6er- Sneenteur.
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ten wani4sn, t5nnsn I'D 6ittd earGn NIT b~ethetliaen rnb
werten babts e fa&t, flo Ntsntas. ben 80. IS Mbenbs TX
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

Froy he Richmond Wbig. May Sal
The following of6cisl dispatch from Fort
Fisher was received yesterday by Secretary
Mallory;
FORT FISHER, Hay l, 1864.
'Iion. j. B. Mallory Secretsry of the Navy;
ssSIR: have sutheniic Intelligence by the
Greyhound, from Nassau, that the Florida has
sunk the Huntsville and another gunbost in the
West Indies. Col. LAMB"
The Huntsville is 8 screw steamship of sI7
tuns snd Eve guns, and one Of the East Gull
squadron.
An official dispatch WAS received yesterday
also, by Gen. Bragg, from Gen. Hoke, announ-
cling the evacuation of Washington, n. c., by
the Yankees, and their retreat toward the coast.
Ii is believed they have refreshed to NeWhern,
with the intention Of making 9 stand there.
With the exception Of Eogehesd City aud New
bern, the State is free from the presence of the
enemy.
The blockading Aset were shelling the sals
works on Erightsyille and MssonborO' sounds,
n, 9 on the 90sh ult,
We have ruuloEs of another threAtsaed raid
BY Averil, who, it Ia believed, is aiming 10
strike the Tennessee railroad At New river
bridge He is said to hAve reached tbs vicinity
of Lswisbufg with force estimated at from
$500 to 5000 The authorities in the Southwest
are doubtless alive TO his movements.
Accounts from Tennessee represent that the
Yankees have retrsAted to MorTissown, after
burning all the bridges behind them. O1l
troops were pursuing. Seversi skirnishes have
occurred since the tight at CarteE's ststion, 0;
Wssauga bridge, bat ths main body Of the enc
nv have not been overtsken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

NORTH CARoLMA-UpOn the evacuation Of
Washington, n. c., the plses was at once occu-
pied by our troops. When last heard from the
Yankees were in full retreat upon Nswbern--
distance ffty miles, with good road between
the two points. Il appears that after the cap
ture Of Plymouth our ferces made demcnStrs-
ton against Washington, with a view Of
drawing of from the garrison at Newbern.
Bat the Yankees suspected it, evAcustsd
Washington and fell back upon NsWbern, whore
they sesm determined to make stand They
are strongly entrenched there, and the place can
only be carried by desperate struggle. Their
lines of fort6cston are believed to be very fOrmi
dsbls.
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&c Cnp,nre q rer, PllI.,r.

The war press have very generally predicted
that the military campaign now inaugufaisd
VIII prove the most desperate, sa1cuinary and
decisive Of the war. WhsssFsr the end msy
be, it certainly opens insgsp peiously for the Fed
eTsl arms. From tire winters psriod Of insctiv-
iiy ths Tebsls have sprung 20 action with an en-
eTgy, skill snd good fortune that opposes 81 AZ
ray Of stubborn fact sgsiuss tie siersotypsd ths-
cries that have pronounced thsm dispirited,
hopeless, and si the p0ins 81 submissiOR. For :
psopls that have dssPaissd Of thsir cause, they
eertSialy exhibit q raEaaTkshls dsgrea Of nerve
and spirit. Thus far in the campaign the record
OF wETiiks operations IS certainty IN sbeiF fa7or
SsymOur's delest in FiOrids, KilpsfTiek's pFe6.-
less raid IN Virginia the successful rebel dem
OEs.rssi0ns N Kentucky and SssrmaH's failure
Ia Mississippi have scarcely ceased to oeCuDy
public attention when the announcements Of the
capture Of FeEt Pillow adds 70 The chapter Of
disasters.
The rebels sTe striking bows, While tie Feds-
raj armies seem 10 be enhanced II spell Ct
lethaTgy. There IS q feazful task before rs Il
we persist in tie attempt % sutjaeste 3 sopls
possessed Of sHeh clements Of resistsnes. Thara
is no lack Of prospective Federal vietones-
fought and Won in the baoys1t anfieipetions Of
tho war Rress-bEs maaaRfiia the rsbals are
ealhHg substantial .Eumphs in the actual fsld-
We are confirmed IN our opinion thst the poHaE
to resist is greater with msa Of equal aiisl5usss
than the power to compel. We are 8sE1er to
the ruin Of the Norlh than sc the su51issioa nf
the South.
The battle which resulted IN tie capture Of
Fort Pillow appears 70 have bssn Of 3 dsspenis
and sangzinsy character. Tie defense must
have been spirited and determined rem thu
fexvfnl sseIi6es Of lie that attended t. We give
no ersdsnce 70 the tale that the TietoT5 sla1gh-
tered their prisoners IN Geld blood. The ae-
counts received are too vague and barren Of de-
tails IN regard % other circumstances % iustify
belief IN the reports Of izdisczimiusts buSehsry.
the bayoaeting Of wounded soldiers, and he
murder Of women ard children.
The public have Oftsa been deceived with
such ezAggsrasions, and it behooVes Us 70 Be
ineFedulous Of he peTpetIation Of such barbar-
ties, until the fsets shall Be- more explicitly
stated. We iesT, however, that the csrnSSo has
been isrriDles sad when rejecting that this is
bat The beginning OF tie work Of havoc marked
out for the present campaign, T. be prolonged
perhaps throughout years Of mutual destTIetion,
humanity shudders at the contemplation What
moeksTy Of justice that legislator should be-
esEsured b. bis peers foz protesting against
such war IN Y Nszcs.
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Daily gppsal.
MORNING EDITION.
SUNDAY MORNING. MAY 5. 1854.
THE NEWS.

Good reports continue to reach Us from the
West BANKS is still retreaiing, and eur forces
pursuing. Why may not SMITH, while the
eEemy is being chased to Vicksburg on the
north side of Red River. turn with the balance
Of bis forces toward New Orlesns Who can
say be has not done 90
Comparative quiet at Dalton, is the report.
The enemy's movements are characterized by
the utmost caution. Oar special, q gentleman
in pOaiton to be well posted, reports battle
to be imminent Should one occur, We have
made engagements to obtain esrly and com
plete reports Of the resals
Nothing from Virginia this morning, tho line
being reported down. This is annoying ct this
iuncture
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

SOLDIERS FARE IN THE FELD.-None sym
Psthizs more than We do with the hard fare our
patriot soldiers in the field are obliged to accept
70 keep them in fighting Trim; but we must
confess that our sympsthies run particularly TO-
ward the poor soldier who writes he following
in private letter now before Us, from
LAKE CITY, Fla, Nay ID, 1864 The hams
you sent lsr me we're enough to last four Of us
a week. Yesterday / had three invitations 20
dinner, and could accept hut one. They gave
Ms ducks, chicken pie, eggs, pound cake, rice
cEsthrd, pOtatoe custard, and everything that
MAS gosd. live well here, and we are in high
spirits, and anxious to get in : SIGHT. Oar
riekets drove the Yankees to within three milss
| Of Jscksonville yesterday but there is 30 pros
pect Of fght heTs. ! never expect TO return
| hoaae unhl we gsin our Independence. l bad
rather live on paTched corn and water for one
buudred years than TO see the Confedersey sub
| jugsted but thst Tins vii never come.
He's good egg, sure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08
VOL. XIV, NO. 1O3

Ion tbat ths9rps Of Granger in conjunction With his
command, sufficient for thai purpose, and
the III addressed 20 shermzn hs following eonaniea
d0n-
To Major Cisnsrsl Sherman
KSoxvILLE, December z, ISL dssle 70 express -
you and to YOlr commaud ny most hearty thanks and
gratitude for your promptnass 10 coming 90 au- relief
during the siege Of Ecorvi Is, and satisfied that
gency having passed do NOS deem, for the prssezf
any other porion Of your c5Enand o1s the corps O.
General Granger Necessary for operations In his see
ton. and nasmuch General Grant las weakened h
forces inmsdfz'eiy with him ia order 10 relieve Us
thereby rendering portions 81 Gsnsra Ihonas less Sc
cure deem it advisable that Al ths troops row mere
axcept taosseoGmanlsd By Gs1sral ef-anger- snoud
return a. onca 70 within supporting dsaI ca Of ths
f0rcs cp4Esh az ain.s Brsgg army. In 1s1sf oi ny
A. E BUEsHDE
Leaving Granes-.s command af KaoxviIs. Sherman
lih he rsnsinder of his forces, returned og slow
1a.rslss 70 Chattanooga
t1e prrsu1t CT n sceIT, usca1s the more deta-a ra
poris aeeonpasyns D. 10 isuubiscs justice Fer ths
sane ressoll haFe aet D.rerized TIE qsT1 taken -
eorps sHa diFision eonrla1der1
Te Brig-Gen. ". + sam. caisfeugisesr. sssl NJ.
der more shSn ordinary ob gaio1s Ter tas uasterIy
tea nd desire thaE bis services Be fry aprrselstsd
b higher sui horitg.
rss2sctive datieEs for whiCh they have NJ Wsrnest
thanks.
1hs Caszeifiss.
Our Iosszs in these battles were 757 killed. asa
wounded, ard 80 i-Eing-tozl J6I5 Tls los Of ne
ensny in killed ard soE1isd PROBABLY less than
0ars owing % the 1zes Shat hs rotsesd By his n
trsuchnenfs while rael were without cover.
At K1o1Fi le, however, his loss was many tines
eater than ours mzkiug liz eutire loss he two
places equal -, Il Tot eEesed ng ours. We captured
6l42 prisoners Of when 20 were commissioned eeTs,
90 pieces Of artillery 90 s-tsry carriages aud czisson,
and 700 stsnd Of saasl sruls.
The armies Of fEs Cumberland and the Tennsssee,
for lher enerEy and unsurpassed bravery n the thrs8
days battles cf GbattsrooEa and be pursuit Of the
enF. their patient enduraucs n msrchiuz the relief
Of Engxvs and the armyo TIE ONO FOR - mastery
defense cf Rockville AMI repssted rspuises Of Lo1E-
Streets assaults upon that place deserving Of ta
gratitude o. their country.
have the honor TO De- c0l.nsl vsry respectfully,
y1ur obedi-ni serVzuE O. S. GRANT,
Hai3r- General U. s. A.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

EEw COUETERFEITs.-The editor Of the
Wilmington (N. c. ysHTzal has bean shown
tbIes bills, said to be eOunterfeits, which were
brought to Wilmington from Hs7Ana, via Nss-
sau. They are one hundred dollar interest
bearing note; one hundred dollar and 8
twenty dOllsE non-interess bearing note The
intsrsst-besring note is dated December l, 1862
1t is stamped on the back with ciIculsr stamp
"Issued at Montgomery, Ala, 10 Jan. '63 T..
Ssndford DePositsry." The nOn-interestbesr-
ing notes are Of the old Hoysr & Ludwig
stamp, dated September ID, 1861. Persons had
better be careful in taking any bills of the old
issue Of the above characters OF denominations.
They are well calculated to deceive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-08

Burnaids is represented to be "a his way to
the frontn AwsshingsOn dispatch Of the 25sb,
says:
Msior-Gen. Burnsids's corps this aftsrnoon
usssed down Fourteenth street, ID the pressnee
Of President Lincoln and Gen. Burnside. Thea
sands Of persons copyrighted about WilizEd's
hotel and on the street, and the tFeops Esr8 en-
thusiasticAllY reserved As the eol0rsd nEigada
psssad their fne marching and orderly bearing
allotted tho highest praise, and ihsy wsro loudly
cheersd. The troops AL presented Z nlagnlil-
cent sppsaraz1s and were = S5cd 6eziEa aId
suirifs Business was quite suspended isr he
lire, and eifzsns generally croEssd he aids-
walks to view the spectacle. alzan e1thclissnl
was manifested men eheen1E, sad ladios
waving their hsndkegehisis,