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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-23

A HAPPY MEETEG-The son Of q disiiR-
guishsd AissiE5ipPian, says the Richmond ssH-
6ss, vas captured at Vieksburg, las! suRzer,
and bis fisher, not getting any Information Of
him Iem the time of his capture, had nearly
lost ali hops Of seeing him again. As the father
vas descending the Capitol steps, en- WedHss-
cay, be met bis son going ap, snd elssped him
in his arms. Only those wAs have experienced
tie uEfaihomabls depths Of q fathers love, ard
q sons affection, can imagine the happiness Of
that MEETING. The son (ozly some sixteen
years old hsd, after msay adventures and great
suffering, returned to the bosom Of bis father,
whsn hope had almost fed Iswas as If he had
risaa from The dead.
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sHaE ere MAeElgR scr SALE.

T WlSE r. sou by SHOE PFC MACHINH IAs
L Nalki1s VII mEke frFu q cen 20 twenty Eve
bssha.s Of Peg s day. a~essriisg 10 size sEa IS iasr'-
fors valuable. FoF farther iafounsiea esaIess
f.ean Hsms- 9s.
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just PUBLISHED.

A COMPLETE
II 6RAMEAR
else
ia PIP Is ne.
Ezy Be bal q. all B0oRgreRrz-
Frtes thrss aaIa-z. ere hfd o. 70 tba tra5s.
AEeEGH D6kE & so
fG2n o. Ef-husrf W--rHa
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Captain Shirley, says the MississiPFisn, of
the 20tb, hes permitted Us 10 psruss 4 private
letter which he yesterday received fren a friend
IN West Tennessee, and We take She liberty Of
giving semo items It contains relative te the
late operations Of Gsn. Forrest in that sectien.
The writer hal just seen several gentleman
from ihs vicinity Of Memphis, who sisted that
the Fs5sraln were terribly alarmed, from fear
that Gen. Forrest would capture the city.
Gen. Forrest displayed excellent generAlship
in the mauner in which be brought bis command
out Of Jaskssn, Tom. he divided his men into
two columns, enc Of which he sent, under Col.
Faulkner, scross lie rsilroad, within ave miles
sf Memphis. The ether he commanded in per
son, taking the Bolivar route. aad crossing the
railroad near Csllieryils. Near Bolivar, be met
Col Hsteh's Yankee cavalry, and though they
largely outuunbersd his force, he charged them
with 4 yell, csasinE them to scatter in every d.
T%sction, 80 that they did not again sanoy him
on his march. At this tine, the notorious Gel
G1:srson was only nine miles ia bis rear with a
heavy force.
Kot moro than & ssird el Gen. Forests men
were armed, but he mixed up the armed with
the uaErmed men. sEd ordered the whels 10
charge at once. His men we're nearly eli raw
recruits, while the FsdeTals had, from their
own s~ecouRts, net less than twenty thousand
disciplined nen after him. They say thst be Is
whipping then vita manned men, aud If they
do not get s new general to meet hims be will
drive thsm All cut Of West Tennessee.
We are glad 70 Learn that Gen. Forests com
maud have since received tho attention Of the
Government, and are Bow better prepared to
meet the enemy
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IMPsRTANF,

Az twenty-five years ols-Tsaltky-1pd have no
/ near rslzti ems. A. % chsrG-tsr and edaezI q eaz
give god refer zee. rish to ester into ecrr-Egoui
s-s with a goHuE lady satEsvn sixteen ana tEsaty,
viii . vis~ 70 EzEt2 zisl aha1ss. Z have been T.
thtsGrny three years address BOX re
lJlh Isih. sab and ssh Teas Kegs
Smith ErEadat
Ia246 EI-h1raas Div sia1
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TlLUlBLE HlEL PROPERTY PgB
SALE,

7 OWN ONE KALI Of .hs STEWART & MOORE
EEELs.
s situated on M1rlstta street. a Isnta- rsar the W,ss-p
AID afisntie railroad
Lao own enc half oftws LInsred sud ely aerss
o. ttnl9faa azd Vhiaa furnishes fuel for said mil
Tbs nuI fs Pro2sIsd - q YER supsr,er epvBs.
tAe MtcalRsy thrcugaegti g. all in good wcrkiag or
d@' o. ne l5tis d good mHisF's house aud ltbes f.-
pFIEemeata
) q ny iatersss In which I oEer for SEA f.,z s-e
immsaiats P1szsts-On) fer the sun CT sissg bsys,aS
aets5s- IA STEWART.
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g you to pu5lish ihess resolutions / sm
Y0yr obedient servant
80 49, 4 u y. -
HEADeuAHrERs 4rH Lor1srAEa B-ArTAL1oS, Z
n.LE.E e. -.....- !. -..- 2

hEADAkhhfAlAH rIh LQEA1iAHA bAEEAkALNr {
DhToS. Ga JsHusry 2, 1861 5
At ~ meeting Of the officers and mez Of The 4h bat
talon Louiians volsuteers held thlE day 81 these head.
quarters, Osptsis ". J. Powell having been called to
The chair. and Lieut. D.. E Hsrrss. Hppslatss secretary,
tAs following resolutions vera ~Edsptsd
Ra0lsed, That We, the efhesrs and men Of the 4h
battalion Lsui5sna volunteers. at he expiration Of car
pnssent tern q service, win cordially tender cur SER
wees 50 he Confsisrate States. until eur i-dopeudsses
ID sshieved, rsserviss 70 ourselves tbs right q ~rsorgaui
ss'lon and re- enlistment IN VbaisSsr srm Of sr service
We may prefer, bslag ever ready, however 20 seqaisses
in whatever iesis st0u may rsdouad 70 The best lntsrsst
Of sur solmsn cause.
Rsag'a TAat = sOpy Of thsEs resolutions be ter.
wATeed b. brigade headquarters.
RaSlosd That a soPy Of these resslutiOnH be seal 70
hs Nsuphh AFPEAL with ; request to publish he
Sane. W POWELL. Chalrmaa
=. Z. EERRBE. Secretary.
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NIkn RRWAKn

est, OF rae aight - as 81 tssiaat b.trssu A.
0lszfa AKA WssFFslal aa'ofBABBEE-BEGz
s3hissiEg s0eEt II HAss shlzH, CSC ual-a ever
Aarh one hasTy cet ara ERE Bs-raFuF psloL tive
P.Is Faas- sns par Of Fp1rs, stE Tbs sbcvs rsr1rF
IN D paid fr ts Esi-u o. fh2 yFopsrE - be
s7nfsls-EeT aEea. 49,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE.

AASX B9USE aad LOT FOR sale
soed E.t-h9R s1nskcAsuss servants roozs, e~10slsa;
wells q water Eua has Eardsa g-tuns
r. ~ COLLIER
if-@in Ius+.n Spring
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RAkTED, THAEeTITWT

A LADY Is waR.sG e iaslruef e snEI elias q
a Hist n 4 PuTs5s ianly IA hs eounty-ma.t 81
eshpetans 70 ts1zh LAIN, Huifs. ana tEs vusarr
branches - EuEith, etc. Fhs bsEs Of rsfereneas re-
4aHsa AFFT 60 ze1ga Pane 3 e., sait Erza-
iaetuzeH Atlanta, Ca, o. adf-sssssstiEg terms.
Gel. ?. ID. EEAGE.
laNstH EErzE
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' Boarding.

EIERstNs Wa-sng rriFs-s boarding efa &c accom-
4 Inoc-tss as AIS UCT GHALTEEV&.
iIz3 - ttchsl street
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lost,

n t5a msuing - ths 50 JsHszry, an EEGEER
~ SWORD ST8EL SG&BBARBt u8its ars.sisd
Ead ohaiH haEEerL u Vas takad from ne arrf -
q Atzzta h7tsL EEi sAseksd. sad called for or ne
~ Ias pts WIS hzs &c vii greatly sblirs ~ ~
ieu-gnsd b leaving Z a. AIS s8sa-
LEsT- WARE HAMPTeN
Iazt+W AneV THuresaees
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-23

According 70 the jackson Standard Of fks
sls1 sltimo, there has been : very unhappy
state Of fairs 10 that tswn and eouaty for Sons
Tina past. On Saturday there was a asht he
tween some t~urloughed soldiers and Come.
heads, Ests only being uses. ard On Wes5ss.
day a second encouater. On the ssno dsy Ire
ssisiors pelied a esppsrhead Eish bnskbafs
struck for his pains.
Al night ssno Of the CePpsrhasds ware in &
hotel around which th5 soldiers ASSEMBLED and
were ordered Ell BY a constable asns3 Tbspan-
SEN who silefwsrd Gfsj uPsn them. Aiitise
JosSpa 9aeEsy 81 shs 50 raginsnt, ia lhs
head, and probably wsandinr aim f,t.iiv
Asskey BAD taken rs part in The suarrel
ThsUpsen sheH sred at asatber soldier nsmes
Smith, sst tho laitsg throw up the revolver ana
attacked the constable with a kniis, cutting
bim HssT The corner Of 4be aoatb. Thompson
and his party then ran. Some furlhsf blaEs
aud shots were exchanged, and that niglt the
held the toWn.
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e 60

6 srusrs d New etiaaHs3
Es=t d0sE below spears cozsF, Bead a-ss, golar-
bas, -GsssEi,
b sou sPsEtag large aaa nGy 5sdzEla saeE
"A Of DRY GODS AID e4asr arscles. rscsnt#
ha1 EroPs- Ehlek EeS oEer Tor $40
szezp Sr cash 3 ths PisseO Eassa hi2lu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
TIE GREAT CONTEST.
From GEN. swERnAN's ARMY.
0mcsaI Adyiees.
WASHINGTON. Friday, JC

WASHINGTON, frluhy, July ~ h'''
Official information from General Sherman
represents everything to be progressing in manner
Aghly satisfactory.
All day before yesterday our army was eDg"eeu WIN
e enemy, aid the Rebels were steadily driven OIL mo
their intrenehmeDts
The cty Is N plain view Of our troops ana our snohs
can reach it Our.aTmy "a In excellent condition.
Five miles Of the railroad. between Atlanta ana 10
saur have been destroyed and thus the road Is rem
aered useless to the Rebels.
Tie National Repp6lean has furnished the following
h advance OF It's publications
"Oficial sdyices from Gen. Sherman received this
morning cover tbe operations down 10 last night The
xnrk ii investing tie city was fast going on Theie
was had sighting yesterday, which resulted in the re-
mise 81 the enemy in bis efforts 10 disodge troops
tee Palmer advanced his limo 70 a more advantageous
position Our loss during the day was small.
I" Gen Sierman holds tie railroad leading from AZ
iania toward Richmond. that Johnston cannot es
cape by that rute 10 Reinforce Lee. Nis only means 81
leaving Atlantic by rOads. leading sonth to Ma
con and sOutL-v est TO West Point and Mobile.
e Johnst escapes with his army by either Of these
lrst nImed routes he via he obliged ~ move quickly
u We settled proposition II niliery circles tLa
the Rebels can better afford % loose Atlanta thh
Johnston's army, il may sibly DO tue that Long
street IL alleGGy in command of IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
KebcIs Abandon AHanta-0ur Forces said
20 be IN Possession.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. triday, July a. Ieo4'
A lady who left Atlanta week ago describes
u. stampede Of eitzens hom that city. the approach
O. Gen She.lnan's army 10 the Chot;ahocchee River. as
iadIcrous in tie extreme Sac says there was greater
panic there than tina, which prevailed in Tennessee Oh
The fall Of Fort Donshon.
The abandonment OF Ke1esaw Nourtais appears TO
have been tie signal " the retreat II oil fhe citizens
Every person there despaired Of tho possibility sf hold
Sag Atlanta This and other known lsets. together
viii the general Of she Rebel press Indicate
5ohnsuns intention 70 eTacua;e Atlanta
The success ofGen Sne-manIs movements IN cutting
she eastern and southern communication with that city
Lad to the ie ef that the Rebels have been fooled in
cir atteup to escape, aud that their operations at
ssat place have already narrowed down to a siege.
Two large yal-y forces some time since left the
army at different points and have doubtless ere this cut
the Macon and Columbus railroads 10 snch name.
ahat il the enemy succeeds in leaving the city 70 20
AWAY II must BE- at loss Of mach valuable properly.
July o. p. n.--Dispatchee 70 pri7ae parties state
frat Atlanta vas this morning occupied BY Gen. Shes
mans forces and that Gen Thcmsss headquarters are
a. the city This statement is credited in official cir
ses and think doubt need De entertained IN regard
teit
Surgeon Cendini Medical Director a. tho post here,
n rooept Of dispatches which state that lossos in
She battle Of Decatur very light The engagement
~ that place not general.
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From Missouri and kansas.
roET LrAvES~oksB. Thursday. July q.

lUhA lfAfEFNOhtnf iuiIoIul eSiJ 10 ASvf-
4 dispatch this morning from Col. Ford, Of
Liberty Mo- Gays The people In the country north and
cas-. vi that place afe Joining 1hoSntoo and his isrces
were increasing rapidly. Col Ford has troops Vel In
hand bat his force Is snail ~ eaeo. much and rsn'
foIeonoats Grc asked for.
Arms from here TO Klnsas City end s. Joseph. for
aiming the loy 81 men arr called Sor BY Gen Fisk
later dispatch from Col Ford statee that Thornton
with ooo men, Is moving noith probably with the In
tentlop Of striking che rroad at PaIssburg Marvin
VIA in their possession last night Col Ford Len
LibeIty a. o'clock tbs morning In pureai.
Cen. CuItis whb several armed hoats was patroisns
tho Missouri River 70 pre7en; IT, Rebels Om rosrine
Plckior and Bonks a-e reported to have 100 uen in
south West MI,sosrE Grostesiss Fat scota Hnd 00r
southern communications.
II is believed that 5000 Of Prc"s men arc now Ia
Nissouri. These Joined BY Thcrntons guerliass and
o,lror. bands will mako formidable for~e
A portion OF our State Militia viii be caned sut and
~ troops ere being coneenrate< for c6opersaso-
sken. Blunt Is here Gwsiting order..
NTle indians are rocblesome on de Western Cder.
sao usil route. Rumorr arc piov1ent u tho capture
Of Larned end tho post at W'slaut Crock By uhefs.
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A Private Soldiers letter.
CNn' OF 1HE EiGnTY -arCoND Y. w, }
MAE iEIHllshnnn. W. Jnne -. ia. J

DEAR FRIEND: Having a lew minutes "a my
sef Tor tie int tlrle snce l joined my regiment.
thought would wriic yOu few .lnes 20 Do you know
that am In good heath aud spirits, thanks be 10 God
IT, You must excuse tlis hitter. II can eau II one,
for have nc nk az preseut 20 willie Nth. Tbs u The
frst time W, have been III, Ito sior; live o.. ps siB,
thu campaign opened NJ j.. | have nc'eT seen the
army better supplied with raiiurs thGa We hove
too much IL fact. Hui oliiitgvo ntt well So.
uied with. but the VII tgAi. NH ~ without "a
tors 81 clotes 30 a. D. oiush ~, Rebellion. Nr. L..
When cur corps Wa marching from Cod Harris! to
Petersburg We gu ell GA, Il ratots bat hat cid not
step cur march. bu; KEEP, Until We arrived where
Gen. SmkLs cars was Wien We relieved then. lie
has a Niger division in his corp. They rad been
fighting all dag. We vcrO cent 10 relieve SIC brave
mon-ior they Aro brave men II you Only sav the
forts that lhose men charged. you would call them
bravo-yes ycfy brave. Wien re relieved them We
told them We were out Of rui!oa and lad lad h
twenty four hours aId lad To- n1Eoh eighteen Ei'- on
forced march 10 support them. Then Il wes these
brave fellows acted only tho brave Lnow how. They
opened their hsyeFBaoks aud ompted tssm To a. J
saw ihSm rive the last cracker - tn One Ser
eeant that spoke 10 asked II was out Of rations.
sad zee: When no gave 81 Ia had ior three day..
The icen@ In Che army f< he nigcer Is very high
saw sLerv tbey fought They gct give no QuarieS,
so they must fight il ont They sag they VII cha.ge on
any o! the Rebel voris II the h,. uoop- support ten.
iiT L. think this campaign wiz o'o'e ~. war. Az
tho prisoners We tko FAY that their ossc Any they
can hold cat in Virginia. tina, the North vii give NJ;
n lhcy cannot bold ont. ilen ihcy s,no up.
ToI.iia yours truly. IR.
CO. Il. s2d Req. p. Y. & Vols. III \. J. s. n
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Atlanta in Teiesruphic Communication
Wilt, NOVEL, orls To-Day.
OFrIcg or me AesoCATTD rrEss.

OFFICE or The AssoCIATED l'EEss. !
NEY-YoIK, Friday. Jay -, 1864.
The Western Union Telegraph Company are
IN communication with Atlanta Georgia to-dcy, mes
,ases ron that place Of ibis date having been trans
Ailted over their wires.
No Official announcement OF the clrtnro or Occupa'
Zion OF Atlanta has been received ut this Office up to
this hour, 3:30p Il.
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The Occupation of pec"tur-fsebei De
ncrfian.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Friday. July q. ]

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Friday. July e. ls64.
The NoshriVe Union of yesterday morning
states that on Monday morning Decatur. Ga. was &C.
suricd by our forces thus cutting Of ell Rebel com
,uvnicaii0n with South Carolina by way Of Macon.
3esers and siraesers Lad been coming into our lines
sn great numbers since we crossed she chattaoocher
Phey represent that al hope Of saving Atlanta has dis
appeared.
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Johnston superscdod-A Enthc and DC
feat of the EZcSeis.

WASHINGTON Friday, July - 1884.
Dispatches received 10y the Government TINS
afternoon Announce that The Rebel General Johnston
los been superseded by General HOOD and that battle
bss taken place between the two armies, in which Gea
Sherman defeated the enemy.
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wounded; private r. Kyes missing. All .he above Dc,
long to Co. n, 5th y. Y A. Lent. Wine, % r, On
N. Y. A., was severely though not dahgSf"'', y
wounded. Lieut.. Pier sou \. ID. e., on Gen. Mepsi
staff escaped very rarvwly. hay M three bullet l,.s
put through his clothing BY marderously Inclined hsp
els D. u 1'
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Latest Reports.

WAHReToS. Friday July I'll ?. N.
Nothing has been received by the Govern.
rzent in relation 70 the fall Of Atlanta
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The Guerrilla War in Hisssar1.
81. JOSEPH. No. Thursday. July p. lst

Therntons guerrillos turned back from Liy-
ineston last night and oeonpied Caldwell Osunty. On
being Joined by another bend frcn tbs Wet tho con-
hinsl force, numbering 80 nea. GsroAed N Vstts
burg Clinton County and demanded tie surrOnder -
the garrison consisting Of tive companies u militia
Capt. Turner. commanding the post, refssea 10 ar.
render and told bis men 10 esoePe. dgtx Galsved
Capt Turner was killed but mort u his usn escaped
Militia arriving hero In Large suubas Cos
Pisks appeal being promptly responded t. ad t6oc.
sand men wiz be sent Into ito Gold a sace. Ea IAm
win scon be here. . .a
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FokihtsH M0Ab)R- Tbsft1 q. III y. ~
The steamer General Meigs has arrives kN0
Newbeyn. She reports the arrival there = the steamer
Dudley Buck. The Captain Of The Bach rcrut. hvsnS
beens chased BY vessel amwwing TIE description 81
the Florida, on the 10Th inst. when ssst " nLes
northeast VI Hstteras, when the Cep<ssa hsAed -
shore. .r. t. r. ..... -sHt
Then the suspicious steamer changed hg oursa nd
nude for some vessels further of shore.
The Gen. Aeigs, ON the 2Uth, pissed snipS nsa'
mast with yards attached. apparently burnt sn assve
tie deck. trI
rivals from City Point to-day rercrt The u'u'lQut*
IN fruit,
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The Mon In Hospitals 6eturnisg Masss-
ohssesss ReG imosss.
: ZEN W hfrsJ6' Con ospsodrtt-
Gs4xaAL B,7YIRs nFLDQyL ART r, I
HN0esdas. SUy Il, 49, !

fssn W 66sJh, Coussps2deat.
Gs4xaAL B,7YER's nFLDQyLrrT Ks
Wa0eedas. JUy II ksB<
An know bow a pOrsS, eouplt, perhaps
cxly a wvrd or may b. Nv noes Il n.rsI, With %
without nisny words 81 . familiar song WIN ssse
ti-ss hsant ones usoushss aA be catches hnnodf IN
rsAsiz b ~ eise NO sny shsk o. say OK d. And 10
sousestkns has recalled 10 ma he 6rrt tvs inee a a
posn which o. boy ssl to declslr u Sst41 day III
on als4 ON reooaeot ony the enc oo&pS, e LA.
ces a. tbs Rhine" Strive - nag ~ tho rxt win MT
{, .ue bSck bat reasdns lke tbs of drsan tho
.hsls OF which oanf be defined, while tbess ules havo
power;
rness xcs 81 wosaaat s~,sse. SaS CTS teAA Il
wesaer's tssw"
at.k II 6rs< came - ns one dey who's Walking
tlrou9 IN hospital xhfe soldiers Of the Legion lag
ding and thofs Bsngik q g wsanaR's HsrsfngN
nsught Of "vonaTs toare frtherv Was snaght "a
There were assidsor md kindly dsposoa neu- them
selves hardly oOnv aicysenl naising taer cvnrndes
These were STRICKEN VITA fesess ead Looking Ike
vesy cid pdotzrts u .sxy ysung nca ouS oh-fs tern
and ns<iased by vSspds all suffering sumo dying. aid
only ncn for nursos There res eae woman, and she
vas ministoqing IL naa who weak die before suns<-
doals not her devutoa STRIPPED hs departing soui
WITH an efficacy that dsY Ea always beioug pteety
OIL And that vonss. now kuow has the right 70
osIe even INFO 6sld bospitL By that she can re.
eys broken heart for within one sear her three cons
have fallen " bette.
II IL Of the peculiar hardshiIs Of the wG that
these things must be, There 10 feeling and sehsseri
nee and heroism enough amoDg the women OF tina
country, but they mAy not come ~ tie held. Few
NcaJ Qns IN tea thousand u hNed With W. sksIaos'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

suief Times Change In Co~maad Of ths
Eighteenth AfRy Corps.

- ,dsl Dispatch to The ~ Y. Tribune
GIN BuuJRs HRADoyAEKns
1huniday. July 2l-s a-B.
Yesterday passed like other days-arillery
ssd rusketry-5et few hurt. The former exploded q
cAisson opposite Bsrnsides 'front.' and i3inCb n0,ar
vss fired into Petersburg
The following orders explain themselves;
HDQRS lsIH AKsY CoRfe Jlly 20
y Tie 0GcfTs cad Soldiers Of Tie l4h Iroy Corps.
part from yon, ia accordance with orders from the
al General commanding the armies Of the United
tes with great regret and my highest pride is that
will share my feelings. Since hRp ksen yoar
1mGDder have tried 70 share With you your myers
have rejosced With you 10 yoar gallant deeds.
ring Ills tine your record hos been b. light and
Allied Whatever In IL mas rot been all that yoa ooch
Ysh, can assure yUa hss bees from fseH short
on ing Of yosrs, ard tract you vii believe that
ave been 10 more eplfahe tsan Yourselves. Msy
;od bless and always Jour Efforts with victory
w. +. saufH Hetor Geaed.
01cial-Wn. BCesFaL IT,. Major and !. e.
HEADQUARTERS lsiH Array Cora
"Wednesday. July 20 1864.
lie Ogosre ard soJISsC IF Gi I'D troy CoYs
Sincerely resrettisE tat sny circgnstx1ceS or ne
eessty shoald deprive ~ OF ssr lae eonaandGf
And his able isadexehp by vrt1 OF Speeis Order No.
n prsgraph IL. frspl Headqnstor. Armies u the
United States. dated July ". 1885, / hereby assgDs
temporary command u the Ieh Army Carla. / have
only " aak ths< officers s.A y IL - Uindsd VI the
ssorsble reputation wtiS ID have ac sired BIZ their
,nst conduct and asirsd viii rss,utiss 70 nsiDtin
4 In the future.
j. II. HArNpAe. Bdgadkx Gsa.rA CSn'le. ,
HhclAl-"G- AUksA, IT,. AAtx ss4 h A. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23
0tbeI Nsws-See Sshssssa s~porseaeA b.
Gen. HSees-Altegcd pfmA 81 Lxcst..

&tbef Nsws-Aoe Sshsstsu suporsc<,ed ~
Gen. Seed-Altegcd pfmA 81 Lsc~t..
Gen. Gsr0Ats
k~ssl Di'pasod - She n. '. srA~~
wASHnctoN Fr.2ay. Jty q, sA.
The following Dispatch hRs jak Sosa received
q his bureaus
GEs. DuvykHs HsAporARrBxs. Taurslay.l
Jsy NJ. ie6t-6a s-y
Redmond papers Of yesterday announce that
yea ice Jsbnssse has sees supecseded " Major Gen
.. B. Hood. who n VII be roccileoted isst a Lex 1t
os"!'SOrg, aud was immoderekeH praised By De Se.
s~poadsrt u The Lss<ss T,a1.
iss ssne psps, anpsanoc and comment On the dsasA
ueo. Grant q saw the General yesterday. sprs-
10y very much aive,) They state that sis death-he
's General who led his pen 70 arghter. erf never
oy-'s great loss TO their armies, unless, since
~, ncpid as to consider lin very Napoleon,
0liss and people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-23

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