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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-25
VOL. XIV, NO. I43



A3Viees from Europe 20 the I4h ulA Bsva
been Received st New York
hr. Lindsay, ia tha House Of 6 ranons. brs
submitted > nsOtiou i0r the rseog6ili5h On -bs
Slufha2I C0niedsraey. The esnsiisrsss,u ~
ths motion vas postponed unliI the I7sh.
/! IS stated t6st the Emperor NspolscB hss
seEt two e9umissiorsEs 70 Aneriea 90 report tbs
progress Of the Waf, and that fhsy were nu-
ihorBedl ~ c,ss 1Ee-IeE wiih Z -Sizad, 70 rsneV
oPeFfUTsa for the eessztioa CT tie e.rnays
Ths Ahbana lsfs The Cape Of G5od Ho5s On
tho 18th Of Nafeh-
The pr0P9sit0nbf the L1u50a e'ufs-enes 10
dsiach H5Etsin sad The southern part Of Schlss-
wig from DsnmsTk has bsen rejected By tbs
latssr
ARRIVAL or NAxIsuLIAT AT VERA CRUZ.
Hszjailan arrived ai Ysrs Cruz on the lsla
Of Nay. Al 2 p. H.. the E5Fsrs entered the
osy amid a saivo Of 0ns hundred cannon. Fort
Ui0a, ths ships, ihs wharf we're al crowded
FiiA banners. Al 3 o'clock Aimonle, aee0mpa-
nisd by Oshsr cfi-iais, proceeded On board he
Novars.
In ne nesnsiHls proclamation from tha En-
peror had been issued, beginning, "Mszicaas.
you Rzgs desired 70 kAFs me, snd expressing
1is intention to dsVote his whole strength and
heart to .heiE WelsIs.
Afzsr pTiFals co1Eersatan With Aluouts,
The EnpsrgT received ths principal fanc.iln-
aFies. HIS MsJssiy gors hlsek e1st r-hita
paaisloens sud vsss, and b.aeE eTsVsf, which
Tss tSe dress TIE dspuEsan were ordered b
wear.
TIE dspu.sfoH bsirg introduced by tbs Mir
ister Vs.asq1ez de L5on, the pretsei ADDRESSED
his Aaissty, eztolling rs rnsmJrahle ths dsy ha
had arrived, and predicting ueE era for The
country Ths Emperor read a bTisf Eeply IN
Spanish, in : clear, vibrating gons.
Afer this q eougersdsiou free rom stiqnstis
took place, and t1sy we're thsn presented 20 ne
Empress, Eh0 cane leaning ou fhs arm Of Max
Izuilis1 rom sn adjoining zaloon-
o. the ALLOWING morning, al . o'eicclz, IA
royal landing took place. There is e formal re-
espiiou- GshvsTiug tie keys OF the city, efl Al
S5isdad ias royal party took breakfast, sad sn-
ssred Cordoba a. isss hour on ths 29sh, one of
the earrisgss having broken down. On ths
30.h, 81 / P. n, they entered Orzabs, which r.
the ast We have heard of slem.
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From the New York Evening Post
Grants o5jset is doubtless 10 fores Lee into
Richmond. Smith and Gila0rs hold the James
river as new base Of supplies for Grant Zen
Be begins 70 invest the city, Whieh must De dona
fEom The southwest But sap3Gss Lee does nst
ente-Riehmond Suppose Be places a PAR sen
to defend tia works, and posts his main sruay
outside as AZ army OF observation In tbe f-st
plaes, he will have % avoid any more losses in
this ease, OF else his forcs VIII not be QFsat
enough 20 bear division bil, fals5sr, our cav
airy Is SO superior to Less that it can be d.
pended On 70 bfsAk up, sal kssp broken. Shs
railroad connections en- which su sh,sa army Of
observation wsald depsnd foH supplies, Tor il
could not well iiye IN tie country in that Dsrt
Of Virginia near Richmond
But, 5y taking Posifl0a oulsids Of Richmond
Lee conid hold hiaaseif ia Iea1insss co i,iu or
be joined By Jehnstoa. Sle1 = eolosl,s ssiou
Of Ehe rebeI armies, however, is tearesiv possi
Die without the abAnd0nmont Of E.rvinis a.
North Caroliaa By Les, q elsa Of Gso7ris. A.
3ams, aud S1ush CAEo.iaA b. Johastsn 4
measure, theFsfors, only to 30 expected Is tbs
isst Tssort, when the rebal ua0gosnsas Il. i1ises
n desperate danger.
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PARISIAN TO THE CoRE-There Is a good
sBecdole teld OF Two Paris editOrs--X aud
At the beginning ST the winter they were 10
conversation, and Y, being bachelor, asked of
Y, who vas just msTried-"H0w do you like
your new eonditiOnl" All my desr, there is
nothing Ike being married. Yoa cannot irnag-
ice how happy am. When am at work my
vile is 1t my side, and At the conclusion of each
paragraph / embrace her. That is charming {"
Now / understand" X Tstortsd, why year
paragraphs are 20 Short This conversation
soon spread, and from that TINS 7 3 articles
Fore consulted BY the pubic ss the theTmome-
lsr OF his c0njugE felicity. Daring two months,
rs articles were disjointed aud curt, ana Ell
the women were jsalons Of Madame Y. but
gradually the periods elongated, and At last
Madame v opened Mr.. Y.'s pspsri and casting
4 rapid glance over the paper exclaimed; ''WhAll
but single paragraph in the whole article!
Poor woman, diyoEe viii assuTsdly felloRl"
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A remarkable incidens. occurred on FidRy,
last, when charge wss msdS to recover our
works captured near Petersburg, Va, by shs
ensmy. The line Of battle was formed, and The
charge ordered, but afterwards delay being con-
sidersd desirable, it was eOunsarmanded. The
eOunssrmAnd reached only part Of the troops.
The rest accordingly moved forward. The
TsIass Of Fields division wsre among those
that were halted but seeing the other part of the
line move on, they became restless, and finally
iDprscicsbls. By ones, and twOs, and squads,
they broke rsaks aud went forward. Toe con.
'-gion spread, until soon the whole command,
officers and all, took up the well known yell,
and rushed on like \ storm. The works were
everywhere carried, and what is extremely graf
flying, with but little loss. Gsn. Les is reported
to have remarked, that be had known of men
struggling to the rear, but he never before hsSrd
Of their Struggling to the front.
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e M'CLANAHAN & Dill.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE .. lo0-,
- ennas REPORTs.

800. Il news reports from virginia
=, iss ,S.ns.t tsv days, is calculated to have :
senressing effect upon the public n.nu, Io,. -,
though the suspsnssis terrible, We Auo", .,,sS- s
boDe that when communication i' Is sa.T os.sT
We ven nSp1 ;,b R Redmond, that we shall get ehesI
,-. ,'nou There is always prOviasntisl caa's'
.ns '.,.., 80 for tie absence Of nsWs' without =,
,,;botinr i. to disaster. 1t is an e1''lsn'
&c. t5 meet trouble hall way - n,
W. W. ave without any press reports ron ..ea. -
We So, = the Letter of our correspondent "sOe
non, -, 80. soms interesting facts. We ies .
eial' - =. sbsn ksve cheering news iiV'
,ha, ousrssr IL the courss OF lsW 1''
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,.-,v,srp PAY OF OFFICERS AND I n,
lsoALHs-D r. recent act of Congress ths Psy o.
'AILs. -.-,I va, increased to $500 hsu'ensat
general $3.50; msjor-EsnsFAl S9OO p. =. s.I5 Te-
! general eomuanding sO army N i1s N.'S eco
80 = sIOo psE month in addition ss the S'UO
Ia Iisutsnant-gensrai, mAlOF-genel9a "a -
- .z;.--ss5srsl receives $50 per month IN aa q
.. -. -. = he ann hsreinbsfofe allowed Wnlis =
~;.' al.lOa - Tbs Increase extends only to an,
10 1865, Ons yssr from The passage 2 80 .Ie -
The tn nay Of noaeommissioned ct''F', pIlSAlo !
- r1sicisns was increased - psi m'l'H -
The period Of one year. -
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siege CT Port Hudson) has given rise 20 a ruuloi
OF further chG1R8 Of eommandsrs What th7
future Of the corps wiz be depsnds now uron II,
question Of expedisEsy; vii - possible inter
es's OF necessities OF cur standia1 army UsTrani
the enormous expense Of organisibg and driii.
ing eoiored troops sr3 bringing then up to the
standard Of white trcops1 As the resOifress a
the Soash zgricu furally, are called ca. ths b
mznd fof labor of seclimated blacks viii il
ersass; if the aVAilsbls nuDbsr Is diminished
oy the requirements Of large army tkers viii
be au increased opposition 20 maintaining black
regiments. The question IS Of immediate sad
great iulgortazes.
To FL up he black regiments in this depaYt
ment alone would require twenty Thousand new
rseEuits, and the rslssi7e mortality Of white ard
black troops seems 70 indicate that il would be
better 20 let the present black organisation die
out, and supply thair places, If the necessity
continued, from the army Of foreigusrs row
seeking our shores. Besides this reason there
s another entering into consideration Of the sab
J set, namely, the grestsr cost Of Maintaining
black troops. They are andsnis5ly idle, lazy
uRpreduefigs and wastefal Tee loss By ussr
aRd tear, such as tbs expense Of keepiue m
their unisoTms snd sqai3msHss, Of camp snd
garrison equiPags, sRd al kinds Of military
stores and property, promises to exceed very
greatly the corresponding ezgenditurs for white
troops, E1d It is scarcely mater for doubt that
Lher services are far less valuable, both ~ qua
lty AID quantity, 70 the Goverouect. Ths sub
Jeet IS one Shieh eoUmsnds Itself very ieFeibly
to ElfWho have an interest in the future char
acteF aad condition Of car national srsoPs.
The s. Louis Rsps5iieaa, cOmmsuliug on
shess facts, says;
We can add nothing 20 facts Ike thsss, though
ihsy are but repetition Of thousand similar
ltels equally significant. l. is well asked
% has tBs c0uniry's and ths aruny's interest
most al heart-the man who advocate or the
lsa men VINO oppose the negro soldier plsns 2" Ard
i9i> Ttends eqRsllY to the Government
piaaialioas ass 70 the en- 5loysd 10 purely nili-
Al y service II the Administration bad started
ous Wiz the aTowed purpose Of scouting the
Of the nngfo, it could not have doue
m5Ee 20 sseaFs that end.
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p. r. PURyIAECE
ARAAK & PURVIANCE,
Csueeessors to F. L Johnsen & Co..
General Commission Merchants,
Beinaa, alabama
- Prompt attention % al sOnsignnsntz
T-OFKCE.

HEADeUIRTERs Cos. 7TH Coss DIST, GEORGIA,
Gufhn, june 7th, 1864.
THE attention Of sub suseIng ~'hAsrs aud TIE public
g sass 70 the following psr.--pns Of Circular No
., Headquarters Conseript Service, Georgia
~. The rnost active and eentiHu0us efforts Of en-
rsIRnE ef5eers viii be directed 70 psrfecpg hsrousb
military rezstratcn of sn white males resident or
fsurd within their respective districts who be-
sHsen the agss Of seventeen and hty years The
rsgizisr' should embrace all men not already iassr
vice lnstter Wbss nay be their physical condition
or claims TO exsnPdsn, ssz should satisfactorily ex
aibit under the head OF remark fhs status Of each
v his the daty Of al persons within the tgaB sea.
IFnstsd 70 report for enrolment Earollas oiLesrs
will not bowsver wait sach voluntary FspOrisg. bus
will make dissnt inqniry 10 persons ana snroon
information such hey may be SIZED are isbls to
szroilmsnt PerfoHE may be snrOlled wherever f0uad
Il L. Of the utmost importance that this registration
should be completed ssviy possible PrluEpt nc
ton Is snloiasd upon rub-snroing ofasars and eit.
sens are requested rspot to The enrolling ofaesri
for eurollnent b 4. NEWTON
Lsutensnt and Enrolling OEicsr.
iug iOt 7th District Georgia.
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prove

RATION ACr.-The Confederate Congress, st
its last session, passed an scs declaring that aA
oficsTs ia the army and navy should be entitled
to one ration, and all commissioned ofissn iu
the field and ahost, in addition thereto, shsll be
allowed to purchase from any commissary, or
other oficsr required to issEs Subsistence to
soldiers, marines and seamen, at the prime cost
thsreof including transportation, IS follows; !;
One Tai0a eseh fer officers OF and below the
rank &C caloasli two Iatioas each for of6ceTs Of
he rank Of briga alisI-gsnsIal, msjor-gsnsTal
aud Iieussnaat- general; aad three rations each
for general; ole ratioa each for commissioned
ofiasIs Of fhe navy, Of and below the rank of
commander and two raiions each for oficsrs
above that rank Thai an officer shall not
draw. or purchase, at any time, moro Of the
component part Of a rstisn than IS issued to tbs
private soldier At the same line. That nothing
eoniziued a he act, or the act tp which it is an
amendment, shall BE- construed IS allowing coua-
mutation for rA!iOns, or authorizing sn officer
toEsesive OF purchase rAtions, except VIXEN be
requires then for his own use
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AE EXPRESSIVE MILITARY SCHOOL
u Hetu01uy uis0u ~ o'N-ii u hiss
his superiority rests IN the fact that he is
ukte of West Point and acquainted with
arts and mysteries of war. A Distinguished
general, who gradussed with honor at West
Point and exhibited his military skill on many
ktlefslds, remarked in our hslring, the other
y, that there WAS much eaQt about such dec
lsrstions. We have had. he remarked, fne
but very expensive military school for the past
three years; and the nRSn who could not learn
with such instructions sad teachings as Il i'm
parts, could nsver be benefited by West Poi
or any other military academy. This is truth
well spoken, because instances can be cited to
prove IT,
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$500 REwARD

NJ ILL he sd for he spPEehsRseh and delivery
w n any sale iaal ~ tssI ca Eet ths following
ksfross
IEkSBSBEE. dark copper cciar, tSfsatyEix year
old We1EbE tro hundred ps9udsi is fEffest inchsf
aigh, ana a seTJ nBe iOOkne lsloN
hOA1OH ulzpk, twenty-five yeas Old, I'VE f6ot
ssvsn inches tiga, weighs Cus hua adred and hfI3
pounds, raissd N the low eSuutry.
PHILIP, BLACK, twenty 1oEr years cid, hFs feet
eiEhs i1U1es higa, weighs Oas nUn1fed ana eighty
pounoa, al BpsskE very slow
suARPEh, black fvs ieet sx inches high, weiFki
huzide and lsrtY touadH, r5unc sheulera tnick
hpz large Esoatn. twenty yeern old.
TOA, olsek ave fest alne Inches high weighs one
hnndred ana a1Tenss age pouaos, twenty seven year
ose, atattku very azd ana when excited he can
scarcely Speak.
Tns thrse last named are brothers Had were raised
IN ta4acoeE county. ALfEEb BAKER
Dye IN Augusta, tfa
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az J Beach for many years associated with the
Baltimore SKa-RoW eelipsed-fFst as reporter,
snd Afterwards as It's chef editor, died recently
IN that city Of bronchial affection, which had
afflicted him q number Of years Mr. Beach was
"a EpghEhman Of Little scholastic education,
but with uncommon powers Of mind, which he
cultivated through the two 6rst phases Of bis
life, first leather eurTisr, and next an actor CO.
temporary with the elder Booth. His age was
about foTsy-hVe yesrs.
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-ll-.bl. ~ old gentleman of Al6aRy, IN w =. =
~. I.gsl Gabriel revealed to him tha' 'os -
us A-s of NE war depended upon the 81 ~.
II Jobnston's army, and that the scAl0s
I'D b. about balanced until the Wai 80,
SssT, a. when a warrior from the south Voc , IN,
1,bns,Os snd rOut the enemy, has 80 ~
-, H. ., .ssdarentlsman Of this cit
says that the warrior nom the south e'snn II
ford Forrest, who, at the head Of large = sel
viii march through Middle and East Ter 's7s se
spd csusure CHATTANOOGA and Dalton, hive
Sherman, attempting to FsiTeas, win be no
sanihi stsd, the result proving YoEis- One
the Gonfederate arms.
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orFcE MISSISSIPPI CENrRAL z r CONFAsI,
GrenAog MIS-, Esy llth 1854 )
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby n0uaes that this Com
Pauy viii pay The Oonsaera.s STATE tax its entire
capital They viii, thsrsfors, make return 70
ssssors IN their several localities stock held by iheu
respectively. A. J NcOONhf0C,
rp.2sIm Secfetary
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SIEGE OF CHARLEsToN-1 Three Handrsd and
FIftisth Day.-Ths enemy brought another large
gun Oh shng-car drawn by twelve horses,
from thu lower end Of Morris isl1nd to Battery
Gregg Wednesday morning. They have bssn
unusually active for several days past hAuling
sand TO both Wagner and Gregg A monitor
left the port yesterday aod sailed North. The
shelling Of the city continues steady since lsst
report. Thirty Eve shots have been fred up to
6 o'clock Wednesday evening g-Cssyisr.
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THE wHEkr CFoP-Wo aye ..a plass1l ."cb y hin, in.
,s,, The recent rains have not innlI:'a s sa' The
;s-' y, mon ii. wheat erop as vas bslsvsa d.. b Sy
lusy DPa ran allowing for considerable loss y
'.5.fiap .s, = will sill bs larger than last year.
IL thought.
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CAPTURsD.-A Yankee ofiser was captured
by nsgross on Tuesday morning, I4th instant,
near Pendlssoa, s. c., and turned over to the
proper authority. He was endsayOring to make
bis way 10 ShoTman's army, and was one of the
party who escaped during bis transit from Vi
einis 10 Georgia.
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n Otho.Ssott, enc of the most able iurists
in Maryland, died recently at Bel Air, in thai
Stale, leaving an immense estate, all amAssed
in the practice of his profession.
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- o,s Issss Of CostssssIji.s Z. 3,
80 - ~ AZ ys,s Efsne q - - -,
> =. 80 u Thrss DoiIsTs .. 0:e Sae -
= Z e - ~ ,Isslls. freHi S 70 SOW
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- Briga5ier Gsa. a. " Mssssr, Of ss7sn-
nah, has been made a nEoT-esnsrAl ana-ss-
signsd % division in JOhnson's army.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A gentleman who left Little Rock on the 81
of jane says everything was q1iet when he
left. Price aud his army were near Red river
The Washington correspondent of the Boston
TTGDsilsr states that call for 300 000 men will
be made in q iew days.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs had
: heated discussion on The I4th on the Mexican
question. No conclusion was arrived At.
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agAVfD h. CANPBELL,

BA FAD LIE OAhAH ID = LIZ
(FOEmeIly CsmPbalI 81 BeHRestl
General Commission Merchant,
No So Nath Water Street,
iuS3m Moldls, kIs
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adrerstatnS.
-

- msress pFiOe, either IN money J.
-. wia = pad for clean 'e'.oL -,
4 9 :, ~s... q celsrsd, delivered al 'A'
uu,.ux-rocm. A.lsHia-
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...G2g 40 - TEE.7
HoOp ErOn BaRds--Patented--
substitute for Rope in
,Baiing Cotton

forss iesss paf issisF-heids ms Dale twenty q
tvsuty avs per ssas smaller ibsa rope ana viii ne,
ROT Adjasssa - zaE Of bslsgas quickly a. rope
I,sntss ana puT ~ shs nsss esnvsHF0Ht PaskAges
eor .rsasoor1S1on. the relative bulk beng mach less
thsa that . ruPs.
= surssy aiHAys "a hand. sor which ordsss fer spJ
u1sns,sy VII promptly niiedi Ana further informs
~ q T. THORBURE,
Price IA Bermuda Wilmington, h. u, o.
frcts paf ID ". 4. CAMPbELLs
.,1s sra bL Gsorgss, bsrmud
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BELL, MOORE & CO.,

GIsLsklES Ust sEfhAE NAfsIsE y y
Ri nh0is1Hle ds slsrs IN AZ @inds Of PRODUCA,
81 Marlslta stTett q saHlss tia-
5.rcl attsntiol p4fa 10 ecnagn11eEts OF every O..
scriplicn and IeE-ltisIssa promPtiy Or0ers
V1'etlf.iiy soiicil, Gng o4sefu1y nileG. ap2 3ms
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IsAa1N ~ al ,a'Elal !

OLkAN OOz1UN kAsa VAL EEa Eouey sails .
~ this srtes n tEe marEvl ps1oe. apply 81 tEs
ta2T aFpEaf- CftfiEf-fNa ROOM
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GEN. sTURaIs' ExPEDrroN,
GENERAL MoRGAN's EXPEDITION.

that on the 18th inst Gen. Burbrijgs defeated
the rebels at Cynthia, killing some three hun
dred, and taking four hundred prisoners. Nor
gsn's command is utterly demorslzsd and scat
tered. ColoRels Hanson and GArraId are in
pursuit.
A telegram from GovernoYf Btamlstse says
that "no rebels in force are moving towards
Louisville"
After the Cynthisns defeat Gen. Hobson and
part of his stsf were sent under guard y Fal-
mouth, bat The whole were recaptured by a
scouting party, sRd are now at Falmouth.
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We are indsb.sd 60 g lrierd fer Texas and
Arkansas papers from shs-lS.a e ths 25sh cf
Nay. We exzset he folioWsgs
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De consumption has merely been checked
purehsss nearly as freely ever; the poor ssrna-
n In the most prospfssazs tInss, purehSr- country
stassssd for thsir - given zP 70 the ravsges of
the ens11s zlGiding parties are going out in
every direction from Suffolk, robbing the farm
ers Of horses, provisions, etc. Butler, to carry
out the EeW policy of the North, of starving Us,
has issued orders 70 have su the horses taken
in Nsnsemond, Isle Of Wight, sad Gates county,
North Carolina, so IS to prevent the making Of
crops. party came into Snfoik few days
ago with one hundred and fourteen horses and
males taken from their owners. Another party
was at ChuckAtack, and captured DR.. William
I. Jordan, of the signal eOsps, and cihzsn,
carrying them off
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geney > sazstts, Of the 16ih, says that
Scarceiy ~. a Northern and Eastern Virginia
ssssrts=n 6se,ight to close. After pushing from
she Rspidsn TO the Chickshominy with indomi,
table resolution, but with a terrIble sacrifice Of
life, Grant has csncluded to abandon the line
on which, at oas tims, he declared his desermin-
alton 20 6ghs Il out if it took al the summer,
aud TO eomusuee q new campaign against the
dafsnses of Richmond from the soaih side OF
james river. Gen. Grant has established biz
headquarters at Bsrmuds landing. He wi.
pTOesed to invest Fort Dfewfy, the capture OF
which is regarded IS an absolute necessity.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-12-19
c. 3, mILLERaLR. wHlTAKEh's
OMNIBUS LIN n

WILL at,And to alI Gala tor Trains
w issv,ne this c1sy. snrt sise dsis-er p>ss< a
ssrs In sny pars ef me ollF viii great o<rn ani
Aspss1h Rsrscns sizhlng calls mad sill os par
asals<te gre heir sress Aad seros< .nt = sei
rasn ney cant 70 80 %. piss>s ssy Seth % soath
u nAkn sas><. $3.50
All srasrs len co ths slkss a ne rs<t 0nscs. 90
nth q. n Hill~r,ot J. T. az<sk~r on et.ne %
s~1fh Of Nsie. Also a b<fyt Drug store. oofasf
xMan sn1 tts stssets. also al k4sst. RretA = osfs.
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hs sErp'ops ct oats;re q, thsy rersrsliy as.
ps1r are ss afss very sdsst PersOas Cad tssY
hcfe ueQ4snf attscks. s1d ara tnore ssnsIEvs 20
ueohsns-s Of temperature. n tbs csntf ion. .fhe
Do<e lay be dfT. CT as tgdt titoaarxs. thin ara
serta. tsr~srd osccuias taiez al sAssive,-
As tns cisss oecsnss cb-o1is. ib discharges are
Increased In Q l1nti I'd ksng.t q cali.v thev
are Dor taicE and hesvy knd sfs naxksa o.
eougerd "a The seorsuoas sre orsasixe. causing
nsa oreata' ;at vo'os i tiz s8i aassl; tae eyes
tre wsas. the sense ofths sn-i a .ss ns5 on dss-
uoyedi deafness irsQa snfig .Akes place, .4nother
cemuon al imp rts1s symtoci o. Catarrh fs, fhs.
the person n eatket - Gear his throat Ia TIE
Morn ng ei thlck OF lny nasoas. waioa has f@i-
an sosn frcn The aead daring ths r s1f. when
this takes place ne p.rssa my he 81 a that his
disease is on Sc ssy % he isngs and shoud loss
10 lime In srresting n
The above szs BAT fs~ % ths macy oasrrh
ssurscna,
A single Bottle viii last q month--to
be used TN ec times Day.
TESrIwoNiAEs.
yron Hen. rbos. J. rarasr. xz-xsnAsr e. Cen.
sress, from Illinois. iats Spsaksr oflliaois Do0ss
sfR.presentAEvSs, snd oraad Esstsr II A.
A NJ Of tae State cf Illinois
ssrsFcsf. Oc, II, 1893
would sag tssi vas severe sra.stsi VI Ca Ca
tsrrh Toy wears. shen bee re eccrN0le3 VIII
yoe s1d bought trO oh OF ysar "a "a cat.srh
hs medy. Before I'D used Que botds l vas sen
silly improved. and fore The second bottle vas
nni he'd. wss oorrpi- ely eurst. e4a rec 5nnspd
he mecfcine % Ell ctsd Wfth ratarrh
Respectfully rrurs.
r1oA :. TuREKa
THIS 10 .eoor,iy thu. n tas use Of nr. aseiyes
CstArrh Remedy. experienced much relief snd
nAVs beard many spesk a "a as esi1g invaluable
feF tbs cure OF Csfsfrh
Yours, 30
Chloe 60 Nav n isaA EDxr ~, nv