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Piano.Forte Instruction y Singing.

HEAVING bsen fosced 20 leave 10Y home in
Ia Marietta, and boing settled for an inle6nits
tims il Edge6eld, offer my services 10 tt citl-
zera as : Tcnaher OF the PIAN0-F0RTE and
VOCAL MUSIC. Having had several years er-
pericnce in this hrsnch Of teaching, indulge
the hors of being able to give entire satisfaction
to all parents who mny entrpa. their dauEhters
to my tuition. MIR. Joms CoEGAy has Very geu-
er,uIiy offered me the use Of pleasant room aud
a good instrument. Terms $50 per ruoH:h. rar.s
lessons each week.
AiHs. :. N. WHITE; E
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Enrolling CIce,
EpGEyITILp DISTRICT, S. c..

EpGESIF ~ DISTRICT, S. c..
July 4th, 1854.
n TIE following Extract from General Orders
Il. No. ., Headquarters Dept. S. c.. Tia. and
Fla.,-serics lSCl,-is herewith Published for tho
information of all concerned.
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To L. o BRrpEwBLL,
Major s Q. b., Augusts, Ga.

In accordance with the above, call upon the
Citizens, in the Counties and Districts named,
to sell sll surplus Wool 70 The Government. Tha
necessity u great: and az tie Soldier: uho are
defending .our bones onlS he clothed By
ceiling ne Jour Wool, I .,ust al patriotic and
loyal men will he wiling ia assist My Agents
will trnvera6 tho whole District Parties living
at convenient distances to Augusta, can send their
Woo; TO- ne. Sacks will he returned. Wool will
10 received at any Rail Road Depot or Station ic
the District
The Guverumsat oEerl the following liberia.
prices;
For / IL. Cuna.hcd good Woo! (cath ........&;.oo
or for l lb. Jnwasbed good Wool, Il yaTds -
Shirlings; or 3y.5 Saestings; or73 J. S oI. otur~
burgs; or Il lbs. No. Cotton Yarn; 1t lbs. No,
6 Cotton Yam or lb. No. 10 Cotton Yarn OF
Id. No. IL Cotton Yarn.
Permission Ia, been AGED, and will be granted,
IN impress all Waal in tho hands Of spseui.torf--
hut th;sa and il i, hoped tbese prices
will induce tho farmer TO sell st once to tho Gqy-
ernnent, for the heneet of the s"ltiisrs. Cores
ponience desired with wool men In all parts Of
the District Any person having detail, selling
hi. wool TO any other than sn Agent III ths 3. c.,
will forfeit has detail.
L. D. BKIDEWELL,
Msj"r Q. IA,
Mr. YouNGBLooD. at Edgeseia G. H..
i Lsre6y appointed Agent for EdSeaeld District,
June u ~
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IMPORTANT WOOL NOTICE.

ATLANTA, Ga, NAY l1Th 1864.
V10U are hereby appointed Agent for the o"l-
n lectinsof Wool for the use Of c. 8. Army
in District :" T." comprising the Cnun,isa uf Riuh-
m"nd, Columbia, Giasseoek, rnlliaferro, Wa7res,
Wilkes, Lincoln and Ebert, in the State o: Gaor-
via, and tho Districts CT Edgsh-i1. .Ba-nweli.
Ahbsviie. apsebury, Laa1enOs ssd Sewhs:ry.
South Carolina
Yours &c.,
G. W. CuNN1NGEAN,
hainr r q ~
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July S
To Barter.

GOOD PAIR OF NEW COTTON CARDS
n for CoIorcd Honsspun. Apply at this ,.tics.
july 5 tt 2S
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an interior to Sheridan's line, with occasional
fights, Of which I'may write you hereafter.
Results Gnimportant.
BLACKBERRY Wine and Vinegar.

We find in an exchange some useful hints
about making blackberry wine and vinegar.
Here they are:
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Rags Wanted.
NtLEAN COTTON AND LINEN RAGS can be
~ sold for cash at the Adpersi,er ot7ee,
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DIED, on the Yth isst at hdgeaeld, MARY
REBECCA, daughter Of Gov. and Mrs. NJ. l..
BOSNIAN, aged 10 months and II days. "Of such
;s tl. Kin gdom Of Heaven"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-13
LADIES PAY ATTENTION :!

7 HAVE this day received 80 pieces Of Linen
i at As cts per yard 80 oieees. Of Crash for
Toweling a. Is cts. eryard; 70 pieces OF = ME
White Hose at Is cts. per pair, A. No: !; 20
Ladies Handkerchief at 188 cts, worth 37A cts;
$50 sets Collars and Sleeves from auction, at
only ST.; IL doz Hair let's at rs CTS. piece;
new line Of Lawns, Barages and Dress Goods:
also, Parasols, Fans Of all kinds, and O. great
many other goods. Call early at Henry
Schwarz's. my 27-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

" L. MILBURN, DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washington Sts:,
nIVES NOTICE to The citizens Of Alexan
lU dria, that his esua blishment VII be open
en Sundays. from this date, during the follow
aans named hours: From half-pa t eight to half.
past ten 4. a.; half-past three to half past i've,
s u ha!t-paHt six to eight O clock 2. M during
2~nloh hours he will be prepared to ill vita
je lO-2m=
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nrFTyTAI DISPATCHES.

Nv, Hope CHURCH, June !, 1864.-To
neral Bragg: To day the eneuy is moving
w. s,oas from his right to lis left. Prisoners
citizens re nresent his cavalry and trans
f'.z''r rosreat This array IS IN a healthy
s'e. a;.;oo T. partial engagements i hes had
'aa'S a1rac,age, and tie sun Of ail the COM
= auoIprs to hattie.
"a . ,,ors from, several sources represent le
.i,~cama,,:.s Of sevan or eight thousand men
~ w. tfsir vay from D5casuv, Alscana. 70 ten.
Gu S.s,3so They are said 80 he Of tle Seven
''s' i.'', srrov co,ps from the West
'SS'''lS ~ J 6. JOHNSTON,
uo'Rs ARMY 1JoRTHERN VIRGINIA.
~ June |, z. VI.
Honorable Secretary Of War:
There has been furnishing along the line
To-day. ;, u,-,,.,
lsonpmv in their front this forenoon, and drove
sthem to their entertainments III
This afternoon the enemy attacked General
geth and were handsomely repulsed by Cookies
land Kirklands brigades. Generals Breckln-
ridge and Malone drove the enemy from their
Ifront, taking about one hundred and fifty pris
soners.
A force Of infantry is reported to have ar
s,ived at TunstaI's Static, from the White
House, and to be extending up the York
skiver Railroad. They state that they belong
.to Buffers fMces.
Respectfully, r. E. LEE, General
HANCOCK June 2, 1864-To General
sBraxton Bra gg The enemy's advanced line
|of rife pits, near Ware Bottom Church, were
taken this morning with about one hundred
prisoners from the 7th Connecticut. Our loss
fs triRing
e. r. BEAUREGARD.
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TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
PURIFY THE BLOOD!

NOTHING is more wholesome at this time
~ of year, 3han g gentle purgative. 1t will
purify the blood snd digestive organs, End ena-
Bile the system the better TO endure the warm
season to come. For this purpose, we would
advise every one in quest Of SOUND h,@lSn, 20
or Powders which have proved SO salutary the
past two seasons, to al who tried them.
For sale at most Druggists See ADVERTISE
nent in another column. sp 3O-2n
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Al lotion 8 IL g S S

4 i UI'ISSis i : Lbs
DERENPToRY s&LE or YALyABLs
EXANnK1A, VA On IVsd2oesday. Jane 221,
1862, at Il IL will offer a. Eut;io Auet;ol::,
E fS "A 5'f5sii@ E - II IeS mi w. e
the residence Of Caleb S. HalioweiI, Esq, t::r~
11etly Of said city.
The property is solo for no fault whatova,,
but solely because Of tie removal Of is owner
to Phiiudelp lia.
The dw4lIiny was co1nnleted in 1850. IS three
storiHs, brick, covered with IN, and has o35ar
v,toly, bay window, conservatory, &c. X IS
80 feet front by g feet deep contains about
40 rooms, is heated b. furnaces, and supplied
with water and gas
Ths grounds have been fitted up without re-
ert7 is located in the choicest part Of the city,
The lot fronts on Duke street Gust rep*7ed)
l23 feet 5 inches, and extends along Columbus
street IA feet 10 inches; two other lots viii &c
solo st the same time and place, which very
nearly com Dlete the entire halt square. The
place, since the removal Of It's owner in 1861,
has never been without good tenant, and can
at sny moment be probably rented or leased.
Title indsputabe. Clear Of all incnm brance.
For further information apply TO :. FERGU~
dria Va, or TO CALEB S. HALLOWE ELL,
ESQ, 1926. Wallace street. Philadelphia.
st the sarne time and place will be sold for
Cash: to the highest bidder, q large amount Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
ie ll-ts* w. L PENN, Auctoneer
DUBLIC SALE OF yALUABE REAL.
L ESTATE, On EDNESDAT JE Z
%. Will be sold on the Premises, st Public
Auction on Wed1aesday the I'D inst0at, De-
tween IL q clock H., and / P IA. timmedaTe-
~ after the sales Of Mr.. Hall0Wel and Mr.
Jamieson,) THE LOT OF GROUND AND
BUILDINGS THEREON, owned by NE,
south side Of King street. eass Of Payne street:
said lot beginning II feet to the east Of Payne
street; runs east 81 feet on King; thence south
parallel to Payne 70 feet, TO Commerce street;
then, re urning 10 point Of beginning, runs
south parallel to Payne So feet 70 Commerce
street, thence with Commerce street, TO meet
the second line havinga front both or King ano
Commerce street The building fronting on
King was partially destroyed by the late fire
much of it, however, is still standing and sound,
and the tuilding can be rest"rtd at no heavy
expense. The tenement fronting on Commerce
street was not injured by the fire.
TERMS Cash, and expenses Of conveyancing
to be borne b. purchaser.
~ For further particulars, enquire Of S. F.
"a Ills JAMES ROACH
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LIME,

ID LIME,
The subscriber has on hand and for Sale fine
press paving and building BRICk, and also
pyster-shell LIME and CEMENT Of superior
quality. II orders left at his dwelling NO.
Sc south St. Asaph street, or III the Brick ALI?
near the coal wharf will be promptly attended
TO EMAN UEL FRANCIS,
lie 1O-2m
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a 6 s e .

THE undersigned having purchased 5h*
i stock, good will and fixtures OF the Well-
John E. Henderson, begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally that he is noE
in receipt of fresh supply Of CHOICE = M
lily GROCERIES, and most respectfully 90"
licits share Of public patronage:
VI. T HENDERSON,
SD l5-tf No. 226, King st., cor. Alfred
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DWELLxNG house
JANE ROACH.
A T
PU BLTC A i CTI Q II
a T

PUBLIC AUCTION.
zaas THE con,modous two and a-half story
ME:i BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
metal roof south west corner Of Duke and Pitt
streets, now occupied by Capt G. B: Fergu~
son, u. S. A., viii be offered for sale to tho
highest bidder, on the premises, on Nednes-
day June q, 1864, at = o clock, M, Or ln11ne-
distely after Mr.. Hallow"lIs sale
One half Of the purchase money will be re-
CURED in cash; the remainder at six months
with interest.
The title to be retained until the whole %
paid Possession will be g ven June 30Sh. Ih9
cost Of transfer, stamps and taxes 'or 1864, TO
be paid by The purchaser Title unqoestlon&-
BILE The lot is thirty feet on Duke street, ana
ninety feet on Pitt street, with She right OF "aF
overa twenty feet alley 10 the rear.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture WILL
be sold on Tuesday, June 18th, 1864, ct
clock, 4. VI. --o-z-
ANDREW J AMIESON,
Administrator. 81. OF
ie Cts NJ. Vaudeville, DECD.
HATS GAPS
A~> SPRING STYLRsg
TTsT received, large and yell selec.o1
p stock Of tee latest styles d
SILK, SLOUGH IND WOOL Z aI>',
Of 81! quality and kind, which i ofzsr On 70
cost reasonable terms, for cash.
Also, 2 large end varied assor5II2 ez15 o C1!;o
nh 1qff 10. 15o Zing :tr5e:,
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LoRIOUs NEWS at Il. schwarzs, 1872,
hnd nlng street! He has lust opened the est
a6aat , n. splendid assortment Of BON n ELS,
h., las ever before offered in this city. The
R9S S@pEsS snd best assortment Of Silk Goats,
snon sglans, that ever you saw. Also,
korfnTs7asst.o ck OF Dress Goods, anda large as.
Iii l:I5f ne" things too numerous to mention
H S" "an see Tor yourself at the cheap store Of
~~A"lfz my l4-tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE

GARDEN RoBBERs-Thsre Is an almost uniVsr5al
somplaiat By citizens Of Atlanta and vicinity, thAs ther
gardens ss nightly appreciated on. onions seem 70 Be
the most popular with he rogusE. though Nc vegetables
come smiss 70 them.
HEAvH RosBERT.-Ths store Of T. D. LyneH vas IN
tered a few nights ago, and about $1,000 Wsrth Of To-
bAeeo, Eh0ss, lsstheF, shOsshresd, eSndlss and many
other srtieIss, besides sI7s in Stale treasury notes The
poles hAvs a. yet discovered no clue to the thisTsN
IHPREssED-Ths passenger train on the Macon and
Western railroad was Impressed AIS morning, &c cary
the sick ism he hospitals hsrs. One box ear vas
slsd with Yankee prisoners. 5ssinsd Coz Andersen
villa. Ca Passengers were with seats
on the freight train.
CLEAsISs UP-Ths hospiials and barracks are being
cleared Of inmates, and put In readiness fer he rsesP.
ton Of the sick aad wounded, and prisoners.
NOT WoUSDED-Ws srs pleased 10 learn that Nal
G. ". Lee was not wounded, although the ball psrfO-
rated his hat
GEE. PoLKs RENLISs-Ths rsmains Of Gen Polk
arrived In this city this morning, and AZ the present
writing, are lying in state A. St. LIKES Chapel Hun
drsds Of cur citizens male and female, and ssldleTy,
visited the Ohspsl to drop a tear to bis memory. His
remains vii be escorted 70 AshsYile, n. c., leaving as
p o'clock ths afternoon.
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ssuIhsrners Playing xaukee.

A late Memphis BEllstia say 3 q factor of tia
city recently received seven b Iles of cotton from
Chic0t couaty, Arkansas, IN esne of which, upOr
repseking it, he found an old skillet, a single
tree, six iron grAte bars from a steam gin, an
iron pulley, two hundred and fifty pounds o.
cotton seed, and sundry other arsielas, .oeeths,
With the following explanatory and s%OlicitOry
note
10 ALL 1AEKEEDOM-Geslet sea : After NV
asSards, allow me to state it "a ords me much
Re-s~e 90 send you samples of our articles,
1ns.' ss you have all the negroes, you may need
e1ua nne prolific saston seed 70 rs ise youY own
c0ttoa' Should you Ike the sample we send
We can furnish you all you want at the same
PIlee, at least not over seventy Eve cents Der
pound, cost snd carriFFe.
The iron Is from out best Southern m;nas ed
ct superior quality. We can fumish Won n ia-cs
Quantities, ct from sixty 10 eiobfv can't. 6sT
pound. Any other article YOU find. we car Eend
~ q me present priSs. Hoping to hear from
you Soon' Ano with hesVy orders, We are,
Respectfully yours,
BOMK fLdVK US"
P.s-This packing Is done BY an experienced
Xshkse.
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EXCHANGED PRIsONERs-Ths last notice
nom Mr.. Oald, the agent Of exchange, should
cOnhibuss to FIJI up our ranks at onee, now when
they are needed, wish a large number of irsined
veterans. II is dated June 9TH, and gives no
ice to ell Confederate officers and men who
have been delivered st City Point, Va, previous
to the LIST Of June, 1864, and all Coufsderata
officers and men, and all civilians who have
been captured at any place, sud A or
PAROLE, prior to Nay 9TH, 1864, that they are
exchanged. This, horsFx.hrntIAl--
iGctzde any cheers or men captured ct Yicks-
burg, July 4tb, 1868, except such as were de-
elsred exchanged BY exchange notices nun
bered six, sevuR aud eight. This nofcs ought
10 bring many thousands into the ranks without
DELAY.
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List of Killsd, Wounded and Missing In the 5oth Ala
bama Regiment Formerly 25sh Alabams) In tbs Bat
Ties at Resaes, Nay Il and IS, 1864, and st CasIvais
May I9, 1861:
Field snd Staf-Woanied; msjorJ G Huts, foot, sew
adjt 1T Brueker, left ARIA, sew.
COMPANY Amounted: capt t K LAngfora, head
sit; SeTgt r S Griffin, leg, seyi David Patterson, breast
since died
Company B-woundsd: John Jones, leg.
Company C-WoUndsd- R Bingham, hsAi cit; J Z
Solneu, arm shot of.
Company F-WOundsd; color corp A J Strickland
foot shot of.
Company killed: " H Mayo. Wounded; corp J
n short arm. since died; ssrgt Jas AoOueY, Leg Wm z
Pitt, arm, st
Company Wounded: llisut W Shepherd, hand ant
bressi; G II Key, foot, Wiley Klgore, leg, sL.
Company F-Ahsing: John Kay, wounded AID cap
tured.
Company G-MissiRE ssrgt NJ n Morrison, WE An
trey, wounded and captured
Company K-Missing: corp rs Norris L A Wood
wounded aud captured.
Missing; musician VIM B3mbuTE, captured
At C~Assvle-Compsny A-Woundsd; B = Meherg
head, sev.
Company K-Wounded: S Brown, shoulder, sew.
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MOBILE MARKET.-The TriBuss, of the I2h,
reports business generally dull. Bat few sales
are being made, snd what trade is doing Is only
in the nseessariss Of life, she prices Of which,
We notice, with the exception of -four, are about
The same as last week. Flour is tumbiing, strik-
ing many Of the holders and spectators to he
quick, and, like thoss speenlatiRg in gold sud
silver, to keep the prices up, they talk shout he
uncertainty Of the approaching battles 10 Gsor-
gia and Virginia. Good -four has been sold st
500 per barrel, others ask $40 to 500 per
barrel. The TribEas is informed that in sslns
-four can be boush: for $50 per sack, and 4.
would not be surprised II, in four weeks from
to-day, it could be bought IL Mobile for less than
that for, just IS soon as the new crOp fads its
way to market to compete with the old, "a great
quantity Of which, j. is said, is yet out Of sight
the prices viii fall. Sugar is alfo falling fast.
1t now can be bought for from 81 to "a 20 Der
pound, = number oue article at that.
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THE FROHF.

Parties who Iea Marietta at midnight last
night, report nothing new OF Startling having
occurred up to that hour Slow e~snnonading
was heard in this city this morning, the nature
Of which We have No intelligence. We are
under the impression that SHERMAN, should
the weather permit, viii sgsin renew his
-mansuvsrfng policy. During the heavy
rains his columns seem to have been
comparatively quiet, but our impression is
that taking advantage Of the change in the lsst
two days, be has again attempted 8 flank move
msnt-this time on our right and in the diTec
lion Of Roswell In anticipation of such
move corresponding operations seem to be goinG
on upon our side, to meet him.
The death of Gen. POLK is said to have cas-
a deep gloom ever the army, and thousands o
vows Of vengeance have bsen registered.
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We have eeuverssd, says the Galveston News Of tina
18th, with n friend from Esgls Pass, which plscs be leh
on Monday week. A much better feeling now exis-
on the part Of the MexicSnz and their authorities TO-
ward as than heretofore. Seven rensgsdes from Texas
had been Identified In Piedras Nsgras, and were ST.
rested by order Of the authorities on the cay our in
fOrmant left. What disposition viii be mAis Of them
was cot known. The Governor Of Tamaulipes has also
issued s proclamation calling upol the Texans whohsvs
lost stock by the late thieTtng operations, and which
stock hsd been driven across he river, to come forward
and identify their property, when il should be delivered
up 20 them. This Information is highly gratifying to
many Texans who hzys lost very largely. It Is believed
the aggregate loss viii rsaek one or two hundred thoa.
sand head Of cattle.
A letter had been received from Estsnor es, in Eagle
Pass, stating that the Frszoh we're lsgding at B0ca del
Ris, that is, at the mouth Of the Hio arands, and usrs
expected to move up 10 Maiamoros Immediately. This
report may, however, be considered questionable.
The Csmanche Indians, haYe recently been commit
ting hostilid es on tbs road to Esgls Pass On Monday
week 6 resident, well knoUn IS an Indian fighter, but
whose name our informant does not remember, was
Of San Antonio, and on the same day q Mexican was
One or two other travellers had previously been khied-
The danger TO the travels dssmsd 80 grsat that q guard
Of IS men was sent to accompany thestage In which cur
informant Travelled.
The Austin State Gazette SAYS that 4 letter from Psl0
Pinto, dated April 25ih. states that 'Fhis country has
lately been thrown into considerable eOmmoiion about =
plot being discovered at Wezthsriord, in Parker county,
FOR the purpose Of devastating the frontier this sprilg.
A great many men have been arrested in Westkerfvrd
and the vicinity. The Indians are EtBl dspredains on
"a"
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List Of Casualties in tae. 9th Ksntaeky Regiment In
fantry since Nay 5, 1864, Col N H Coffee, Command
ing.
Field and Stah-Wounded; Lisutsnsnt- Colonel " I
Clark, Adiutsnt V Hsmitt, Ssrgeant-MAio P Randbs
severely.
Company A, Captain G B McClusky. o9mnsnding
Killed. J ID OvsTstrse., v Wells. Wouadsd: WIN
MsxlY, J Nsrz. Geo Stsus (siRce died, J T Crscrsa,
n Bsrnes, II Taper, T d Osbarns, sew.
Company B, Captain J s Sullivan, Caomandiug-
Wounded; C8pt ] 5 Sullivan, Lieut. z J ksensn, J "
Kelly, Alex Wells, A Wilhelm, J T Cieil, sew
Compsuy O, Captain Noah Smith, Commanding.
Wouuded Sgt 5 s Martin, R J Htnebman, II Cooper,
J NJ PittmRn, sew.
Company D. Capt D E MeKs1drss. Commanding
Killed: x q Young. Wounded: Capt d s McKsndres,
lsioce died) COrpl E W Jones, Since died. J Hzckleby,
L P OhsndAim, sew.
Company E. Capt Thomas @ Page, Commanding.
Killed Sam Bsfders- Wounded Sgt W W franklin,
CorPl W N S;saHburgeT, J T Winloek, J S Jordan, G.
B Doid, N H Jsnel, ssv.
Company G LisgjeHsnt Samuel Orr, Commanding.
Killed; ca Dsmsoa. Wounded: Sgt IT S ellis. OOrpl
U 7 Cheisy, VIM Lyons, W L Rants, James Secrecy,
severely.
Company b, Lieut. Frank Hsrnsl, Commanding.
Wounded: Oorpl Jas Mssdel, Qince disd), G W Scott,
d L Lee, Sgt J Kinlison, sew.
Company l. Capt D Finn, Oommandi1g-Kl.ed
J Martin, A S Grsnger. Wounded; Sgt J 2 Camp
ton, mort; Sgt J N MeEntecher, c. d Rabey, P W MI.
Ter J . Barlow J s Gordon, JAMES Odis, J 3 McCrsy,
W J Herringoon, Lieas D @ Walker; sew.
ksespitulstou-Kiled, 6; died Of wounds 4, wounded,
55. PJ KRTLBT,
Lieut., snd Acting Adjutant, 9th Ky Reg.
Kentucky pspers please copy.
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Tbs FEDERAL FLEET IN RED RYER.-Tbe
Shreveport Nsi5s enumerates the Federal gun
boats and transports taken and destroyed on
Red river as follows: Gunboats EAstporti
Chilicothe, Covington, Signal, Granite City,
Waves transports WOOdfOTd, Ohio Belle, En-
press, Starlight, Bella Donna, La Crosse, Cham
pion No. 3, Champion No. 5, John Warner,
ThOs. Hastings, City Belle, and two other
transports tinee the Sth Of May, names an
known. In addition to these two other gun
boats and a small transport were reported to be
destroved.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-15

DoUBTFUL-The srmy correspondent Of fhe
Augusta CoHstitItiORalist, writing from the
front, says General Johnston is restrained, it
seems, by orders from Richmond. The policy
Is to fight ons battle st = time. This is very
good II one point Of view, but while We are
waiting here in Idle suspense, Forrest ought to
be At wsrE. Gen. Johnston ordered him Up a
month age, but Gen BrAgg-Wbo knows every
thing-OTdered him back" Our opinion is Gen,
Johnston is at liberty to fight whenever he
wants to do so, and viii fight whenever he sees
q good opportunity.