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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-19

FRON EAST TEENEssEE-FIGBT AT GREEN.
vILLE.-The Greenville, (Tenn. Banner is now
published ct WythsviIe, Virginia From it
issue Of June 9th, We clip the following:
From & trustworthy source, we have the fel
lowing particulars Of a small fight that recent
u occurred between about eighty Of our men
under MsjorAnold, aad six hundred of ths
enemy, under q Colonel OF Michigan regiment
Major Arnold had al the roads leading from
GTeenYille picketed, bat the ensmy surprised
him, having bsen ledEby the notorious Dave
Fry, and his gang Of murdeTeTs, through tht
woods to within gunshotof town. We lost Ei1
men--f5uT of whom we're inhumAnly bRtchered
by those fisnds of he'll after they were wounded
and lying helpless n the ground. John Hen
shaw, one OF the four, eTaWlsd to the woods,
Distance of about four hundred yards, after b,
was wounded, but was tracked mp and shot
The pistol being held within few inches OF his
head The Yankees had six killed-and WI
trast ihsy were all East Tennessee TsnsRadss-
bat the number of wounded we have not sscer
tanned.
Among those Of our men captured, we have
heard tie names Of James A. Biggs-an enroll
ing oficer of Greene county-ABd Theodore
Rankin, tie brave boy who killed the Fedora
Capt. Thompson, in tnst county, some time age
AAe rA-1tAgAb meAS sAlIA 1t hAo
Fry and his Tensgades have sworn that theJ
| viii never take another ''Tebel" prisoner daring
! this war. They announced it Gs their de!sTmi
nation TO kill Rankin, which no doubt they vii
| dc, If they can get him on. Of the hands Of tn,
| M.chigandors. Chis Fry is the aAmeI man VIII
/ 6fst bnEnsd the railroad bridges in East Tennes
/ ses, and VINO, when afterwards captured as
/ bcshWhEcker, Was treated with such considers
/ ton and loving kindness by our authorities
! that be was, allowed to escape from Atlanta, Ca
! s8d return Rgsin TO the pleasant and inaecsn
/ amusement oI bushwhsekiug Southern soldier
/ aud S0uihefn ciiizsns-ioT il was mo muir
/ derod fhs Dayises and others in thsi county
month o. two ago.
After tho hghs was ever IN Gfeenviil0, som
OF the fenegades went 20 the residence CT Co
/ Samuel W Davis, about eight miles from town
aud killed him wiGhous any attempt being mad
| to capture hIIn.
The Yankees took of the negroes Of Gsnerl
/ T. D. Arnold, Of 0Teen7iis, whO, from the frs
I was ons OF the most autspoken and persiaer
| Union men. TIE gsnerei who is an hoRorabl
and upright man, barely escaped sTFest himssl
! lor denouneing TIE brutal murder Of our xorns
ed be had 4he body Of Hcnshaw taken 10 b
house and treated with all the respect and cor
sidetStion due the remains Of brave and 1l
bic soldier
Such Is the condition Of tbs loyal and dislol
/ Il Of East Tennessee, under the benign infi
ence Of Gen. SheEmsn's Pelicy,
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Western Hlems.

We have Western adEices as late ss the 80
inst. They indicate extreme activity among the
Confederate guernllas of that region, as vel az
lower down on the border of tbs Mississippi. We
make some extracts:
Gasrrills doings IN the interior are active. A
party Of seventeen were blOeksded in q cave in
MaTies county, No, htely, and offered to sur.
render if their lives were spared. The offer Wss
refused, and shots were fred from the cave,
which killed six men OF our side, Their aven-
gers have sent for Teinforeenenis, and the block
AIDED sre doomed.
A rebel dessrser, who joined the I1th Mig
souri, Union cavalry, and egRin diverted and
joined the rebels, was caught and vummArily
shot, south of ROlls.
An extensive picket line of cavalry hss been
established between Wauensburg and Kansss
| City, by order of Gen. Z. B. Brown, to discover
the first movement symptomstie of q rebel raid.
There is . general alarm on account of the
reported movement of Joe Shelby northward
from Arkansas. a call On the enrolled militia
to rendezvous at once at Springfield, has been
issued, and is receiving generous response.
The entire guard duty In S.. Louis is now
performed by the enrolled militia, who have
been sworn into the United States service for
| thirty days. General RosscrAns promises that
they shall not be sent out Of the State, but ma-
ny secession miliiiBmen are leaving for Canada
to avoid expected duty
MEMPHIS, May 30, via CAIRO, Nay 31.-I
improve the opportunity to send you By steam
sr Belle Memphis, Csps Dan. Mnsselmsn, clerk
Entler, the latest news by arrival from below
yesserdsy:
learn that the tin-elad gunbcats Marmora,
Juliet and Prsirie Bird engaged the rebel bate
ries At Gaines landing, ard succeeded in drIV-
ing them sway. The Prairie Bird WAS struck
thirty times in the engagement, and the marine
brigade boat Delta had her doctor shot overheard
and her engineer killed.
Mzzmaduks WAS reported in command of the
rebels and is said TO have twelve pieces of ar
tiilsIy. Bosts from White river report they
seTe not molested, bat that the rebels were IS
thiek as blackbeTriss in that region.
A heavy force of rebels Is repogieI within
twenty -fvs miles of DuvGlrs bluff marching on
the place. They are supposed to number TO-
000. They will receive warm reception. The
rebel Gen. Shelby captured the post of Darda-
nelle last Monday, taking about two hundred
prisonsrsA After the capture be crossed the Ar
kansas, End it is supposed intended to make
for the Little Rock railroad.
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..0TEEE.


HEADQUARTERS Cor. 7TH CoEe. DIST GEORGIA,
Gfifin, June 7ih, 1854 )
TEE attention Of SUB enrolling oGiesrE and the public
is saasd 20 the following paragraphs Of Circular No
,, Headquarters Consoript Service. Georgia
~. The most active sud continuous efforts OF en-
oag sfssrs vii be direelsd to PeFfeetiag thoToust
r8n..ry registration Of al white males, resident Of
Esund within their respective districts who are be
tween he ages q seventeen and fly yesrs. iThe
register should embrace Al mea not already in ser
vice, no matter uhss may be tbsr hysisal oondliion
Or claims to exception, and should Estiafaeiogiy
hbh under ths head arsmsrk,p tbs status Of each
v. Its the duty OF al persons within the sgss des
Egnntsd report for enT0limeuf. Enrolling Ofesrf
viii not however wait such We untsry rsporsiag bui
will make diEent inquiry 70 Persons and enroll en-
5zfoaiiou sneh as hey may be Sssfsd liable &c
cRtoHmsnt. Persons may be enrolled wherever found
Is Of The utmost Importance that this registration
should be comPlstsd a. early possible. Prompt &C
lon ID srjoiaed upon sui enrolling o15osrs snd ei
<ens are requested % report to The enrolling oesrs
for enrolment B. q. EEWTON,
LdeutenEoi snd EsrOniEg OfaesT,
iua lot 7ih District Georgia.
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THEEz hHEs WEsT OF NARIETrA, June Is-Ika
enemy has moved large number Of his forces to sur
9he eAnaoRadins and masksiTy baa been constant,
amounting almozt 70 Al engagement.
The ram continues uacsssing, much as 10 rem.
dor ne roa5s uuat for Military opersHouE
Tho Indications thas our left sad csntrs are % b
tls PENIS ofs,isek.
sAs amy Is In splendid condition saa eager FOR tbs
attack 10 eeamsnoe.
dsssrter came into oer lines this niofuaz drunk.
Tasrs rsra bat FEW easualtiss On our side yss.sr.
day.
Ssvsral .pris0assl were espsarsd this uoraios
s2ea. 1fsrEsE in zkeatueky.
NOZZLE, June IA special d.spstch 70 ne R-sistse
dated ssnatobIs. J1n5 Is.a. aays. Sea MorZsss for
ees, estimated At from three 70 I've thousaud. dsIsasd
Gen H5bson's eommand, fftssr hundred srsug. A.
Cynfhisna, espturi8. his sAols iesos.
Frankfort was attacked. ard lbe 5aracss ba
but ihs attacking party were rep1iss6-.
Thsrep9rt that Barofiigs had ted s1rsan's CON
msnd Is not credited.
ThaeRildest =xCissaent exists in LouHYlie. Morgan
having dispatched io the city authorities hat be oad
attack tbs plzea, ssd is Federal f0rcs beng sons.
sred inadequate for lis defense.
It is reported thai Gsa Sursi has been plsesd Haas-
"
Frsm EsiesEssd.
RICHNoSD. Juns IA dispatch from Cen Lee to The
President iss forenoon ssys thar st II o'clock Ia.r
night tOsk the breastHOrks 81 Hovrlsts house sad
ohar portions Of tbs sans line The baitory at How
lstfs bridge has been zssstahlfbed Some dzaunz &C.
sarssd near PsisrsSuFs his morning without result
Cs=muHieaiioz VIA FetsrsSzrg Res
tabHsked.
RICHHosD, Juae Is.-The Yaukees having been
driven from the railroad At Port Wsls junction lass
night, direct communication with Petersburg win be
this mOsning.
Later frosa fhe Rsrih.
RIcHHsND, June 1s.-Ths Hsrald Of he I5.h b.
been received The news Is uzimportsat
Gold ciOsedon shs I2sbm one hundred and ninssss1
$50 says the press dispatches, though W thiak shsro
must Be- some error.-EDs. APPEALI A.
ErO1 Gen. Lee.
Dispatch tfom Gen Lee last night zays oar i-o57s
assau' and carried original posion near Bsrma.
da Hundreds, with slight loss on our part.
The enemy near Pstsrsburs mads an attack Il force
late yesterday afternoon, but were .rspus.d Abou.
three hundred prisoners were captured.
ErOn the sSufhvFeas.
CLINTON, La, via Mobile. June ls-Ths steamer
Progress laden with thirteen hundred bales Of cotton
has been burned on the Mississippi river No lives lost
EE-Aayor French o. Of New Orleans, disd On the
18th inst
On Thursdsy night lssi our batteries attacked sb,
steamer lands. and smother transport loaded with
troops. and struck her tines three shells exploding
On her deck Shs whislsd signal Of distress. ana
gHn5oat csme up snd towsd her oa.
The Yankee cavalry from Port HUDSON pu-s-sd oar
batteries, bat few shells drove thsIa of.
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.vow D,uRRT.T,s BRIGT
LIS LINZ OF BATTLE, .DIBREILs TENS "a
-Four niles from Msrietta) june u II

-four niles from MarlettAy Ju1e - 4
EDITORS APPEAL We have had a disAs-
aurip.. the psst three days oeeasioned by -.
This morning the sun ross IN undimnAR 81
csst his mellow rays amid muddy cam Is Appe
Of grateful soldiers. aAR M.
Gen. Johnston ordered whisky gasy Noe,
yesterday aud this morning. My yeasEfuk -
with a toast. 1 drank littlez ,.qch a -.
killed debility and made me feed to me-. S'-S'S
his out snd esllsd Rhesven's rSperno .s,.A
tive; John drank It because it aSn l.
genial glow while Jim, eoysasyon
hand to prevent our seeing 'tho DER Ia
out, Heres luck, boys" y Red in p,4 -.
without water and without on our BATE
Tbs enemy having threas to AeeosE
posed they weuid avail thlSul pyIl 4 - -,
sunshine to advance, ascOrf sh --,,,,,SI.s.
EAddlsd up early and ssunters and .vor,s sor
Of what We conceived TO fhqs -, - ,,a
modern times, but with the 4h{des
picket shoi and slight canno,o benny FsS;,,,.a ~b,
ing has turned up worthy ssht Hisi s,,,s.,,d
concluded to ride leisurs ID Gists :.,l-sa a,s
out something Of their j o1Ault 49, !, !.
marching and being s,oWpny bel !, .bor, ,ss
than seven weeks. / f5g 'sd carr grs.a,b.D,- .ns
happened to be gents Creinfoz - 1870
gallant regiment, yShOls was Z -.s,.,-so,,,. :,
scars of many hsrJg)) AAgsds '''- 80
to Boms and vexey, II fell bsc ,n.,, -.
Of sOldiers alonseaTs sperilouI' Vicinity e Gen.
eyoa h'1is lsio,, 70 ~ oar batteries being
'nE. After eas,, 2, an. .Sbsm At lively rate
foot, he turned iSf ID sskm on
goes fancy qgifs .s Prs ]. Eunehsns.d, and there
he belongs to ''iss'aws ,nr.ee5iss dav since ",
he is one of II "a val -
fosln Of rIdloulssEE EE.szins L ..a n. .roon. i,
turned to ride a. 4 - -, svsrv .psoIss Of ar
soldiers, apparent IT,. -. g. If nj,
vance ol me- raj os &ssnb the faculty ofjunp
hanqre oesfosa acEsy' 1i,srA with remarkable &c
thas squirrel /" 1t, sne. q tbo ,nud was slp.os
three times ING s'siiio Fsral inches deep.
qaIzzed no HttiAas hss& y a.. Who ara ssp5iu
started Ny Fsdrned Ass shoaId invariably D
disnount an ing hiS ~ sun reaching their destln'
hsra eussinP lie sehstiy worthless Sssrcsl
rs no orEsrtion, AZ. E.so,,, ls,ga rumbsr
rayssli5 :, kpprOa 'sF -. -. bs.n i o1 tbs road +
l IA fs sueaS ere perfectly rotten 10y
'itef i' "a q torp,5 food Is much needed b "
"hen aEonS ttv hard tack and bseon, y
win ha tempt to send it as or 'iiii'
=. !, ml,t'F .n,e Sc. ,at,a sos
InAni arSsspor{rs to dsy nOtiee cs2t0'iO
'l'A 1At was b were wounded at Res
laa 'u.sss2 al 70 ads are not entirely h" j.
~, s,'y ','a 81 3 hay of duty. sPEgi; r..
tender SEQ So r ezrEMENF Og gdoa.
sent me Klsii5 o. e5F GEN. POLK, II
see you ncsaai sabqUAErERs FLORIDA Ear gs TO
5eterpJnt. n, d MARIETTA, Ga, Jane 2sfslnv co
loD,who had IzAving sy5. ssysiTe ride, sus
tbs. divssttaAlsting nae and 6ugle IN my hai
did 20, and va g $50 ride quietly * /
camp undisturbed. when ride again ', y
without plume and bugis, snd hope to collect
worth writing. Yours, Se,
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Brown and Skif 10th L0uIsana rebel regiments have
been Eelsssed from the Old Cspilo p1d forwarded 70
GEN. Butler, to be sent South.
John P Hale, Of NsW HEnPshire has been throHn
overheard by bis parly.e Ths Abolition caueHs has
nominstsd Aaron H. pragin bis successor ia the
United States Senate. There several candidates,
thrse Of whom ran ahead Of Hale.
A Yankee gun, TO carry ball OF $40 pounds with =
charge Of 60 pounds Of powder burst on its trial
Trenton The explosion ratiled the houses miles
General Foster, IN command Charleston, hss
dersd the fire tie city be increased cold bar
barity because no military result is expected
Augustus Hagle, Of Alexandria has been fined one
hundred dollars and sentenced TO six months in the Al
bany penise1tary for selling counterfeit pnxos sol
diers thus enabling them TO desert
determined effort Is made, says the Herald 10 turn
Blair and Bates out Of the Cabinet.
Blars seat in Congress has been adiudgsd 10 BIS com
petiior.
The Ksokuk Is about 10 Be raised szlln
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$500 RRWARR

VETIIL be fsld for ths apprehension and delivery
w 10 any safe iasi 70 tEsl can get the following
Negroes;
TEEhESsEE., dsrE copper c0ieT, tWsniy-siE yoEra
D;d weighs hundrae. p0uHcs s i've feet len inches
high sBo { very ane looking fellow.
aOKTON, BLACK, twenty-five years old, eve feet
sever inches hiFh, WsiEht Une hundred ana httJ
pounds and raised Ia The low country
PI1ILEP, black, tWsiIiy foHr years -oidi i've feet
eight incaea hign, weighs one h1ndrod and eighty
E,0znoa, and speaks very SOW
SHARPER, black, i've lest EiE inohes hiEhi weighs
one kundsed and foriy pounds roand shculderai timex
LpS large mouth, tHeniY yenr8 cid
TOsI biacE ave feat nius inches highi weighs oBe
ElUndsd and seventy 5Eo pounds, twenty seven years
cid stoIssrs WY cad, snd 1hen szc.lea be can
scarcely SPEAK
The three last usaed are rftAars and Hesa raised
An Hencoc5 county. AEERED BAKER
~yszm Augusta, ga.
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JOas E. HATcHsR. Secretary.


SIEGE OF CHARLEsTOE-T Tires HsagFsd aa.r
Fertg- feartA Dag The b0mhsrlr.srs 81 -
city c51s1uss without abatement Sava1fv-
four shots HeTs fred since last report IN 10 AZ
O'Clock Thursday evening. TIE easmv sro
very busy At WORK on the Middle battery sn7
Battery Wagner. Our batteries "a fbs Ssrfr-
sad city opened ere sbsus o'clock Tbnr-.5. z,
afternoon, and msde some excellent shafs
pTaetici9g- The hring was ksps up sa7ss ~
aouEs, Batteries SinkIRs aud Chsvss, essfE
island, directed lhair ere Al Bait : -
mskiBE ths enemy keep undar covsr dusk
Continuance. Tho heavy 6rinx f. q siusuTr
soma surprise, many 5elisTiag ihas An
bad bean mads on james iglp i. Thsre Ws
change N tae aeet.-Csny -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-19

n The Columbia SOEtA Car0EiEiaR hears it
slated On semi-oficial authority, that John A.
Campbell, of Alabama, formerly one Of the SD
prsnae bench of tho old United States, and since
the war assistant secretary Of war, viii, in ali
probability, be appointed as the successor Of
Mr.. NemmingsE, it being regarded as certain
shat she latter viii resign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-19

WHAT Texas WOMEN ARE DORG-A pIi-
vats letter received in this city from q lady in
Texas says: Since 1 commenced making
cloth, have ms5s 2.7O0 yards for myself and
800 for others. The girls dress in homsspun
snd Ike it.'' Three cheers for the fair Daughters
of Texas.
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~ The Columbia SoEtA CarOIiEiaH says
that Dr.. r W. Gibbes, one Of Columbis's mosi
public spirited citizens, has just returned from
the army of Gen. Johnston, and reports "al
Relr." While in Atlantis he had ten thousand
copies of shsrmGn's famous, or rather infamous
letter printed, at bis own expesse, and distribu
ted through the army. Il viii do good in nerv.
ing heArts sfresh, and urging our legions on tC
yet mole heroic deeds of vslor.
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LOSSES OF oFEICERs.-The New York Timss
Of the Slh says;

LOSSES OF oFFICERs.-The New York TImss
Of the Slh says:
We have lost very large number of mort
valuable officers of sll grades in the present
campaign. We refer not only to general off
eeTs, bus to colonels, Heutensnt-colonels, majors
captains The proportion Of officers who have
fallen to the entire loss has been greater than in
any previous campaign.
The Times also contains several telegrsms,
dated at Washington, June 7, from which we
select the following items;
The steamer Connecticut arrived here to-day
with 1000 men, wounded in the late engage
menls. Half Of these arc very severe cases.
One man died on the passage up. Eighty Of
them sTe- e-oficaTs.
The steamers Lizzie Baker and Gen. Hooker
have also arrived, each with about four hundred
wounded men on board, including number Of
serious ce ses
When these vessels left the Whits House there
wero about 5000 wounded there, includiEg
large number of'Tebels. Several transports were
waiting to take them on board.
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~ The Richmond Wing states that Lieut.
General R S. Ewell, whose name will 60 down
to pOsisrlty linked with our great Jackson. WAS
assigned to the command of the Department Of
Richmond, in place of Major General Robert
Ransom, who goesto the Valley on the 14lh.
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EHARPsEooTIEG PEsTs.-A correspondent
Of the T5Ess, writing from Grants army, pitches
into cur shsrPshOoters. That they have beer
doing good service is evidenced by the annexed
paragraph, clipped from the army letter of ii,
Times, dated ct Grants army, June 5.h ;
These sAArPshooting pests have disabled, ct
low estimate, one hundred men per day, sinct
Friday, in both the 9Th and 16s6 corps, Will,
Other organizations Of the army have also no
been exempt from their annoyance.
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From the Nassau Guardian, May l5I
Sisce our last thsTe have been two arrivals
rom tho ConfsdeTsts Ssatss-the stasmeg
Roshes.y Castle, from Charleston, and the VIII
O the Wisp, IRON Wilmington, with dates 10
the 18Th inss. The news brought By thsss ys5-
sells is very favorable to the Confederate cause.
From the NsssSu Guardian, Nay asI
The arrival Of the slesner Lucy, from vii
ningson yesterday, enAblss rs to publish news
from he ContsdaFssy 20 the pa inst.
We welcome the arrival auaoDg Us Of an seeor,-
piished setTess, Mrs, Blair, known ia The tbest-
rieAl world IS Miss Ella Wren, by which psTss
she viii be announced in the bills. She bss
oeen on professional tour through the Ccnfedc
rate States of America, where, with sfr. Morton.
she has been giving drsuingroom- entertain,
menis, similar to those introduced 70 a I,,g ION
audience by Mr. aud Mrs Germsu Reed. at tke
Gallery Of Illustration, as well as gsrsonstipg
characters Of higher order.
From ths Nassau auaFdisn, June N
By the steamer Wal o che Wisp, Capt. Cap
per- whieh arrived from Wilmington last svea-
ing, in forty-three hours, No received soutbsrp
dates TO Wednesday lsss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-19

TIE PEsissYLyAEA RESERVES Thu Penn
sylvanis reserves have returned to their homes,
having been discharged on the Slss May. The
New York Times, in announcing the return Of
the reserves, says
Of the ffieen thousand men who marched to
the 'front.' about fourteen hundred and City re-
turn. OF original general line officers few re-
nlsin. Ia some regiments, the 9Th for instance,
theTais not an officer left Whow out with the
command. In the 9Th every officer has risen p
position from The rank of private. All the cold
nsls and lieutenant eolonels, with one or two
exceptions, bsvs beeR killed or wounded
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R'0TECE.

OFFIcE MISSISSIPPI CEsTRkE r r. CoEPASI Z
Grsas1s kiIzs- Nay Iith, 1863.
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that this Com
paBy vii Pay the Confederate State tax its entirs
capital. T,hsy'uil thsrsfOEe make no return 70 Ss
ssors N thsr several loszes Of stock hsld 5y then
respectively. A J AcCONhlOO,
my25lu Secretary.
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9UeEFisks ase reparFsd As Displaying unuuu.g
activity = ztEsnsag s. present. Iasir sntar-
non ls % iosrs ne Union troops to sVacasss 81
the Stats. zsodport sni BstssTilis -.
bseu evaens4 BY cur forcss. Gsp stssl. en-
ssga slEiso ghegs ho is least expected. 81 r.n1s
tAs fshsi ,ssdeEs 70 call in their rovin9 bsn5s
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NORTHERN lrgHs FROM The SoUTBERs
CoAsT.-fhe sissuies AsagO, Eum Hilton II ~
brings as news fIOm South Carolina to he 4.
inst
Blockade runner Was driven ashore md
knocked 80 pieces 9hils attempting to get out
10 sea
The FIRE on the city Of Chss!sssou and Rort
Sumser hss bssn increased By Con. Fosser.
Adnirsl DAhlgxsn is basily engaged in uut.ing
his hest in good orisr.
Gen. Foster has issued an order fer the orgsn-
izstion Of the militia IN Florida
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E Capt H. A Gsrlrell's company Of CAV
airy, from Rome, has been accepted by Gen.
Forrest, and assigned 70 duty As his escort.
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T ELE GRAPHIC.
Reports of the Press z1ssociatsos-

Entered according 70 act 81 Congress IL Gs ysar lssl
by !. s. IHRAsaEa, in ne Clerks cfi1s of The us-
fict Cels q ths C0aisdsras States for 1hs Eorths
sr1 D.strict 0f Georgia.
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Y The sum of $3,921 81 was raised in
Montgomery, Ala, = few days since, by the
children's concert, for the Home Association,
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EB- Capt WbiteEord Rasssll, Of Augusta,
Wss killed in one Of the lAts cavalry fights near
Richmond.
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NOMINATION or LIsCOLE IL CALIFORNIA
Ths nomination Of Lincoln and johnson va "a
eeiYs1 in San Francisco on the llsh, esusing
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Several buildings were illuminated
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Ferguson TsEs tae principal speakers.
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