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The Approaching Draft.
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OF the Number of Men Enrolled in
the 10th District, in the First and
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Belmont D ;. Al Asricuitural Society.
A Ii. psrsons having olans against sid Society for
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ffons date for seir pEpponion all money called
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

X The Savannah Nelos states that the re-
mains of Captain w. H Gladding, who died at
Hilton Head, June 26lh, 1868. whils a prisoner
Of war, were received by flag Of truce at POGO
tsligO on Thursday morning last, under sn es-
eors of members Of Inc Masonic fraternity. The
body arrived 10 Savannah on the sane evening,
and Friday afternoon the funeral lcok place
from his late residence. corner of Macon and
Whitaker streets. The N,Hs learns that the re
mains Of Ctpt GlsddiHg were preserved By tho
Masonic fraternity al Hilton Head in a metallic
case, and that they vera diBiHisTred ard sent to
bis family in a proper manne This action on
the part Of the Mssons in the Yankee army, Is s
touching illustration Of he humane principles
which characterize the Masonic brotherhood,
aud which are p~racticsd by them even amid the
barbsrities Of war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

AFTER HoSKY.-A few nights $50 = NJ Dock
Hood, accompanied By ais brother and another man,
went out IN the country about Eve miles from me
city, to EteaI 8 bee gum. The owner caught them In
he act and shot Dock, Pafiins eleven buck shot into
hIs back He B now IN he hands Of a phyaiel2n-
SHooTTSG ScRAPs.-A shooting seraPs cana sf at
The car she'd yesterday afternoon, Ia which one solder,
belonging to the cavalry. shot another, The ball graz
Ing him under the left ear.
A Local SHOT AT-It IA reported that ere Of y
locals IN this city, while trying 10 run the bloekAds
with his Eyrss, during the im~pressnsnt Of horses, Va
SHOT at and baltsd bY tho guard. We do not be eve
Il, however, for who ever heard Of = local OTnirga
horasi
MAYORS COURT.-We lesrn there was Large Han-
Der OF cases before the mayors court tbiE morning
prineipsliy violations Of The ordinances against retail
ing liquors without license.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

spee,sl Correspondence Memphis Appeal
SUMMIT OF KEEEIsAw AoVhIAih
wednesday Evening, June TO- 1908.

OotrasDondeaee Hemph AppeNJ
eruwrr OF KEHNIsAw MoUNIAlh'
Weduesday Evening. June TO- 1903. ,
49,, "a O'Clock his morning, the enemy opened nns
s-o1 slgbt batteries upon Garrisy's battery s'auonee
100 In fropt Of this mountain and upon the Big snAnay
ro.a e-,ro slowly until about 1lO'olock. A heavy ell
-, Of ths enemy were seen advancing down me rosa,
- fnmssi.te,y formed in line OF battle, and advanced
into the wood, Just In rear Of their cutter line Of WefA-
a nav line Of administers advanced at q doubls-quiek
mon ou- Ekirmishsrs, thsir batteries opening sterrino
ar. which doubtless sreatod the impression In Atlanta
tbst a general engagement was going on Our skir-
misbeu fen back about one-fourh Of = mile, ane the
snsmy nsw occupy cur former akirnihh line.
Aheavy ars hEs been directed upon Gsrriiy's posi-
aicn ever Encs. He replying slowly, and doing some
splendid shooting every shsl exploding Al thsiT guns
aud more. than one Of the oerulssn A~rtilerisis nave
been seea carried to the rear on q litter.
It was known this morning that the enemy were
msr,inr In front Of our right center, and from the aeay
Inv displ,ved BY them 1t was thought q general engage
ment would come OF during the day, but the hour
drsered slowly on, and the i1esIsEnt rosr Of sruief9
and long lines Of the enemy constantly In motioi
served 10 keep up the sEcitenent About / elosi
the large park Of wagons parked on Robertson's tsrn
movsd slowly of to the right The mountain Is nov
covered with quGrisTmAsiers, commissaries, and eidsri!
gentlemen with posters on them similar TO those staci
upou the trees to notify the wounded where their hoi
pitfalls s-s. These talk very loudly and se very niue
excited BY she psals of artillery, and svery stump
Immediately converted into = I've Yankee ana ever
fsucs row a line of battle. 0ns old gentleman WI
annoyed ne very much shout a glass, immsdiAteiy 81
elsims5 that he ssw Bill Parsons from Gadsden anon
the miseegenators.
Tbs enemy have reinforced their line Of skhnishsf
and sre working like bsaTers, throwing Up works "hei
our Skirmishers were driven from in the morning aud
Judge that In the morning hey win have another fern
dskle line Of no ks some ave hundred yards nearer Of
lines, from which 20 ahen as.
The enemy sppssr quite bold, and their chieeH es
be plaiHly seen riding slowly along their lines d
uhsthsr hey win continue to do 50 when our 6atisri
open upon them, remains to be Eesa.
Heavy eAnnonadiug was going on st q late hour u
evening, on the left. the particulars Of which Aa'
been unable to learn. There is q rumor that the 40
Alabsma was surprised and captured, but hope it ms
prove false.
Capt Z. n Cooper, A. A. G., Arsn's brigade Of ca
airy, was killed in : skirmish this afternoon, upon Il
right
The prospects are very good for a general snsss
men. At an early d=y, bat your readers, especially
Atlanta, should bear in mind, that every time a piece
artillery d cred a battle Is rot being fought
SPECIAL.
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Letter frsrs EgIehuesd,
Charleston Mercury

Vouespondenee Charieston Mercury
RICHMOND, June s-Balsyed that Masisr Grant hoe
-nf5 he opinion that be was of on sncther fills Iei
movement. But you can hear anything you want from
the army. For example, II wal currently reported yes
terday that the hsaVisEt battle OF the var was raging
below Cold Harkor.
Prisoners taken on Monday gay Grant Il receiving
laTge numbers Of horses; 50 we may expect smother
great raid, perhaps on the north aide Of tho city, around
Less left, 10 the canal and perhaps over the river to
the Dauville road
Preparations have been made for Grants reception
on the south side. Besuressrd Is wstchf1I rs q lynx,
sud II Ulysses iF not careful he will End q Hon In bis
path the moment D sets foot on shore at City Point.
The vulnersble points on the Dsnvfls road are not
numerous. Rsidipg parties will have TO venture very
far from their base in order TO do much damage; nearer
at hand, they viii be apt to catch a tsrtsr. The Dan.
vile road is well supplied with rolling stock and doing
good work, but WIS surprised 70 hear his morning that
only two locomotives were in use on the Greensboro
connection. doubt whether the authorities are aware
Of this fact.
/ Ihave wondered that none of my letters have ap-
peared IN late numbers Of the Mercury. A visit to the
~postcfdcn yesterday explained matters. One hundred
thousand letters for the South were lying on The hea-~
window stls, etc, Gnd have boon there fa-.I-hy
week. Let every heart, from the F@ss.s - NJ
Grande, break with anxiety now.s ~ ~, y - me
~ rie-Ss 4. - 80 be army
Homie ~ S5s be able to spend an undlssurbed gum
nsr 5-ssahntoa Fact il, hs viii De annoyed to death
IT'S than a week from this time, You take the hint.
HERMES,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

DEATH OF Col ANDREW EwTEG.-Colonsl
Andrew Ewing, Of Tennessee, departed this life,
in this city, On the 16th instant, having scarcely
reached fifty years of ags. He vas wen known
in Tennessee as an orator, advocate and party
leader, and a man of great prominence in the
State. When Nashville fell be buckled on his
sword, serving fTst in The cavalry, was then
chief Of staff to Forrest, aherwsrd was with
Bragg, who mentioned him in complimentary
terms in his report Of fbe battle of Mufress-
boro'. BE was subsequently appointed by me
President colonel and chief Of the corps court
Of Gen. Folks, now Gen. HGsdse's corps. His
eulogy is with those who know him. The fuDe-
raj viii take placs from the Wesley chapel,
tomorrow, Saturday morning, stII o'clock, and
the Esmsins viii be buried on The place Z
@. Pearl, Esq, to be irarsfsrrrs ~ the family
vault at Nashville h-s@fser.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

A SOLDIERS TRIBUTE To GEN. Polk An
nROsr Of the army Of Mississippi pays the fol
lowing eloquent tribute to Gen. Polk, ia q pri.
vate letter, not intended for publication, but
which We have been kindly permitted to copy.
1t is the tribute fTon one gallant soldier 10 Tie
memory OF another:
Tho army is c~urisined With gloon ss the IN
timely fall of The Christian general, whom We
both respected and admired. His virtues and
valor viii be Cherished in toe memory of his
troops, and bis blood viii nurvs anew their arms
as they strike for lsw aud liberty. A cannon
ball passed through his body. He died almost
instantly. win not say that be cannot be re-
placed. But csTiainly, q pillar Of marked
strength and symmetry has been stricken from
beneath cur national edifce."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

Special 10 the Noble TribnRe.I
HOLLY SPKIes, June l4-Gensrsi Forrest reached
Salem on Saturday, but = portion Of his command &
still bStHssn there and Memphis.
Prisoners continue 10 be brought In.
There are many Yankees scattered through the
woods, bat owing to the high water aud the bridges
being destroyed By shs enemy. ne viii DO unable to
gather up : great many.
Citizens cut from HsmphIs report hat Only eight
hundred got back TO that place.
Dat Of two negro regiments only about sixty escaped
Two hundred aud ffty-ssVen wagons and smbulsnees
aud msny horses, mules and supplies we're captured.
Fifty Of the wagons we're loaded with hard lack aud
two with saddles and brides.
The rstrsating forse met endorsements forty miles
out OF Memphis. when they all returned to that city.
The gallant Capt Tom Henderson. Of Hsndsrsons
scouts, vas severely wounded IN the lsn leg last nishi
while on a scout, through mistake.
News from LfncsIsia.
Special to the Mobile Advertiser and Rsgistsri
sENAToBIA, Juae 14.-Frsm Northern papers Of The
Ith, received here, we gather the following Items Of
intelligence.
Tae Fedsrals admit a loss. on the 81. Of 5000 killed
and wounded. Daring three days OF operations around
Cold harbOr their loss was $500.
Every available nsa Is bsing concentrated under
Grant and Sherman.
Thirty additional surgeons are required for three
months TO attend ihs large number Of wounded striving
Al Nashville znd Louisville In shsrmsn's army.
There are serious APprehsnsions regarding shsrmAn's
situstion
Chase has advertised for = ban o; SIS. 100000 At six
per cent
The sale Of gold in New York osessiOnsd no change
In the market
Fremont and Buell. have resigned.
The ChicsEO Times Of the 6th makes the felewlag
editorial e0nnsn,s On the situation;
After i've Uesks, Grasfs prospects Of saeeesa ara IN
improved Hs present position. after his defeat st iAs
Wilderness. Ia a result Of necessity. He has precisely
the sans obstacles 70 encounter as a; hFst.
The aegs Of RehmOnd l. not begun.
When the new tax and tariff bills take effect the PEG
pie will realize the cost Of tAs war.
Despite ensrneus tsxes and duties the expenses o
the Government viii eontinue TO exceed the receipts b.
two millions per diem. The pabHe credit sznaOs loni
financial situation, the enormous tax and deprselais
currency, the awful nssnliuds OF an ssoumulasiDs debt
and the InmInsncs Of an explosion, more DESTRUCTIVE
thans any country has ever known, are bringing PsOPl
to their senses.
TIE re-elsction Of Lincoln decides the continuance o
the war. TN national bankruptcy and exhaustion clos
II.
The capture OF Richmond and Atlanta, Of Lee an
J~Ohnston's srmiss, wHlnot subdus the rebellion.
Military successes or a eoncilistory policy viii nave
conquer the south-
Gold, on the oh, was IsI to 1872.
oOANALaN-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

By Georgia Rsilrosd-Dus daily at 1880 P
~, and close daily at 6 P. n.
By Atlantis and West Point RAilrOsd-Dus
daily At 1 A. NJ, and close daily at P NJ
By Macon and Western RailrOsd-Dns daily
at 4.I0 P. NJ, and close daily ct 6 P. N.
By Western and Atlantic RAilroad-Due
daily at 1 4. NJ, and close daily Al 3 P. N.
Office HeuIs-Opsn At A. NJ, and close ct
l P. H.; open At $50 P. NJ, and close at 6 P. NJ.
sundLy-OPen at 8 A. NJ, and close At 9 A. n;
open 81 8 P. M, and close st 6 P. II.
L. c. HowARn. P. N.
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The siege 81 CharIssssu.

TkrH HEsdssd aHd F0Tiy-Sse0ad Dsy.
The ensmy's small boals were unusually basy
Tuesday keeping up communication between
the vessels inside the bar and the bloeksdeEs.
Il Is believed that General Fostar hss assumed
command Of the Yankee department Foster
has the reputation Of being Sn activs and enter
terprisiDg commander, and viii Try his hand at
getting up some expedition inland
Tia eremy fred some fYe shots from Battery
Gregg at Fort Sumter in the forenoon, and SIX
sheis At ths city. soms few shots were ex-
changed between Battery Gregg and Sullivan
islsnd batteries, and also with he James island
batteries. A large transport cane IN nom tie
south MOndsy, and, We learn, landed : large
number Of trocps on the south end Of Folly
island.
The enemy were still shelling The city ct the
hour of closing our report-C0zTssT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

. - LlN 61AH-- EN@~L " ~ W %
be armed and placed In rsnks; thsk g drums Sal4slrn
beat, or bngles sounded, the crack Of the riffs be su5-
stituted, End the bordeI OF skulker ihfsslirg the rear,
under pretenee Of mental dnilss, or OF clerical respon-
abilities, when pEyler aud ink do not exist be turned
into soldiers with niu5kets and ammunition, making ef
felsot soldiers ia tlits crisis Of cur country.
Commanding oficsrs not aiding in the execution Of
this ordsr, vii be held 10 summary accountability.
Orders are rigid enough in this matter, and must be
O5eyed
F. n Maior and A. A.
On the 50th OF ldAy Birney ordered the men to pre-
pare Ave days rstions-
Gen. Meade, in fpeeisl orders No. 1913. dated Nay 81.
orders he wounded then with The army to The White
House.
The portion Of tbe Pennsylvania reserves and I'd
regi@eni, New Yo;k volunteers, ordered home for dis
charge, 'Sll ssc0rt the trains 10 the White House.
The feIoUing n the latest date OF the papers placed
in oar hlnds
HKADa UARTEBs I'd CORPS, June !, 1880 a N-Gsn.
Birnsy, with his division, viii return across the geek,
so as to cover the right hznk-tsking Up the line be
held before the sivaReeof yesterday.
General BSrlOH's division will connect with Genarai
Bimey's IN the prs near the Sheridan house, and with
General Gibbons division on the left in lis advanced
Geneisi Gibbons division viii remain scrOss the
BY command Of MsIOrGeneral Hancock.
L. A. WALKER,
A. A. General.
Ofieial. F. +. CANADA
Lieut. Col. and A. D. c.
Many Of the papers before us relate to e~ourts-msr;isi
petitions, recommendations, etc These do eumeuts ar
valuable as Slowing ths decentralization Of Grant
army, tAs sending hoHe, continually, OF men Whose
terms OF service havs expired, and the straits TO which
they ars put for'"Agaters,' not consumers"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

E Col G N. Fouk succeeds Gen. Winder.
in North Carolina, and has his headquarters at
Gcldsboro'.
battle in the Valley. We could only bring about
5000 mel into the fshi the enemy numbered
10,00eto Is 900, snd fought like devils. Oar
cavalry behaved badly, sDd some Of the Infantry
no better but The latter were rallied, the cav
airy could rot be. Gen. Sigel was in front, and
IN tho thick of the battle al day, encouraging,
directing and leading the men. The bullets
were dense all about him one OF two Ct hs
stsf were slightly injured, and several had
horses shot under them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-17

~ Il Is related Of tie Rothscblds that courjers
4eft the field Of Waterloo every len minutes during the
continuance Of the eelebrSted battle, for their houses
n me different capitals Of Europe. Thus. the result
o the battle Haz Known 10 them in Paris LONDON and
VIENNA two hours before the Intelligence reached The
governments Of tie ailieE And they closed the pend.
.og nsgotistions with the allies for = large loan. Boubt.
les the gold dsalsrs and brokers in Wall nrset have
arraogeneHts equally IS perfect, by which they obtain
the Tnth win regard TO each encounter between the
coin despotism may endeavor to keep the trsth from
The people, the gold barometer will always indicate
the correct r~sSult--AAgSsa Chronicle and Sen tissL