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- SIN Staats @ains bsfnsst ldb stue iyabr,i,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

MILITARY CHAsGEs.-The Richmond Ez ana
iHsr states that M.jOr-Gsn. Robert Ransom, Of
North Carolina, has been relieved of the Gem
mand Of the department OF Richmond, and sp-
pointed to the chief command of all the cavalry
forces in Virginia. 1t will be recollecsed that
Gen. Jones, who filed THE position, was killed
in the tight about week sgo with the enemy al
SiAunsOn. Gen. Ransom will proceed at once
10 bis neA command, and will be accompanied
by most Of his present staff. Bdg-Gen. w. ID
Gardner, Of Georgia, has been ordered to Rtch-
mond to assume command of the post, vice
Winder, Transferred to Georgia.
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$500 REWARD

WILL be paid for the apprehension and delivery
w IN any EHte ieI 30 thai can get The following
hsSroess
TEShkSSEE, dark copper color, twenty ak year
Old weighs two hundred pounds s ave feet inches
blgh. GEc = very nae cooking fellow.
HORTOH, black twenty i've yeaIs cid, Eve Zee
seven Inches highs weighs hundred and hIly
p0undz and wa raised ia the low country.
PHtLlP, black twenty four years cid, ave feei
eiEhi foeEeS hugh weighs hundred ana eighty
pounds and SPEAKS very G0s-
SdARPEA, black, I'VE fsst SIX inches high, eiEh
enc hundred ana ferty pounds round an0ulaeFs tteh
nps, large mouth, - snfy years old
TOE, piaek hFs f8st nine Inches high, weighs one
hundred and seventy d ge Pouzdg twenty seven year
cid, suffers very bad. E1d Hhsu excited ~ car
scarcely speak
The three last named are brothers sBd were raised
IN Hsacoek cc1Bty. ALFRED bAKER,
ny2 IA Augusza, "a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

n AT the annual election of the Planters
Eslt manufacturing company, at LaGIauge,
Hon. 3. H. Bigham was elected president, and
W. P. Bszslsy, n. L. Atkinson, II. d Gerry,
Thcs. A. Grace, Asbury E. Johnston, Richard
I. Marks, Hesry r Harris. james Il Cham
bers, VIM. M. K. Watts, B. H. Wright and A.
z. Coz. diTeesoTs,
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Three HEzdrsa and Forty Third Dag.
The bombAFdment of the city hss been ken,
up si0ee our last report without intermission.
Daring Tuesday night forty shots.HeFs fred,
among them several time fnse sasIls Twenty
SIX shots we're fred during Wednesday no to 8
o'clock in the evening. Tine fuse shells were
again 6Fed. The only casualty we learn was
that OF an Old negro woman, who Wss struck
and severely wounded BY soms Tying pieces OF
brick.
The eusmy's battery At Lighthouse inlet
eBened for about an hour On Secessionvills
Wednesday afternoon.
Battery Gregg also kept up sn occasional
shot as the Sullivan island and James island
batteries. The enemy were very busy in haul.
iag sand to both Gregg and Wagner from the
lower end Of tho island. In ths forsnoop q
working party Of Ysakses were engaged wla =
derrick mounting new gun on Ragaef A
large sideEbsol transport, laden With srooDs
came out Of Ssono during Wednesday forenoon
and sailed North Ie IS now positively asesr-
tanned thai Foster has assumed command.
We have no change Of consequences in tha
feet to report. The bombardment continued
without abatement at tbs hour Of closing our re-
port COar5sT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

GEN. RUGGLEs.-We were pleased 70 see the
veteran Gen, Ruggles in our city yesterday. A
more gallant Or devoted man cannot be found
in the COnfoderscy, as his services in MissiH-
sippi and Louisisns fully attest. His belief ia
the "inRl perseverance" and glorionS Success
Of the South remsins undiiniDished, notWith-
standing the huge efforts made by Grant and
Sherman to accomplish our ruin.
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FROaI sHRRMAE.

WAR DEPARTMENT, Washington, June s, u
NO MAJOR Gen Blk: A dispatch from Gen
sherman, dated at Askw0rlh yesterday evening,
81 P M, says:
hsye been 30 Altoona pass, and find it very
admirable Tor our purpose. Isis the gate through
the last or most eastern spur of The AllegSs-
uies. II now becomes as useful to as as it was
70 the enemy, being easily defended from either
direction. The roads hence from Ackworth
into Georgia are large and good, and tie eoun-
Try more open.
Ds.aiis Of the position Of our troops snd con
temPizted movements are given, bat are not
needed for pablo iniornstiou.
The dispatch further states that "ths enemy
IS not in our immediate ircnl; but his signals
are seen at Lost mountain and KsnnasH"
EDWIN NJ STANTON,
Secretary Of Wsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

MEETING OF TEENEssEEANs.-A meeting
of Tennesseans viii be held at o'clock this
morning, in the ofies of Major i. /. Cumming,
to make arrangements for sttanding the funeral
Of Col. Andrew Ewing.
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5000 REWARn

ID An AWAY iron the wagon trsin Of the Elowah
II HEnuiaeturlng and HininE company, encamped
near Macon, George, on the 7ih inst, TWO HkGRO
BOYS, 70 wits JOHN SCALES i've fsst ten inches
high dark uuistto large wbIte teeth eld Ehor upper
Mp, weighs about hundred aud 6fty pounas and Is
twenty three Year, old.
ANTHONY SCALKs Eve feet ak Inches high, full
round fAss, very tlseF, speaks broken ssghs ABOUT
o1e hundred ana seyentg I've pounds, tweniy-eigh1
yeErI old
IL Is supposed they trying 70 make thsir way to
Mississippi where they formerly uEeG, though they
nay sttenpt 20 reach she ensmyE linus IN tie 6ireo-
tion Of EtSpsk wksrs they hsvs more recently
employed Ihs s5eve reward tia be paid for their
APpEehenai0D and delivery az the oes Of The e0mpsny
Ia Aaeon. or OEe hall The AmOuns sIthsr of tnem
Mn. A. kOBIESON,
iullIw ke,ident Dirsetor
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9aiIg gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE u, 1854,
EROm TnK FI,ONT.

The enemy have been shifting for the pasttwo
days from one position to another. First the
left, and then Che right. Yesterday morning a
column moved on our extreme left, but little NJ
eAsinsss was fsls, as CLEBURNE was there. Gen.
JoHssToE has made the necessary disposition
to meet them. A general engagement is not
looked for as imminent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

OUTRAGEoUs.-The Richmond Wing states
that the soldiers are being grossly swindled in
their tobacco rsfions. The tobacco is absolutely
rotten. or course some one is reHping rieh
harvest by this outrageous imposition upon our
soI1iers
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story sf n Deserter 6ren Craaa,s .Arul

story sf a Desertcr Grom CRAMPS ATuay.
A deserteT from Grants army came into our
lines on the 18Th. he belonged to Buraside's
corps. He tells sad story. He says Grunt's
sTmy is utterly demorslized, and ths men
sick and dying like sheep. Tho men have been
on short TatioRs, and have had not bis of salt
meA.-their fOod for weeks being nothing but
hard tack and fresh beef, without change. The
consequence is that largo number hsve be-
come sick and the morality is represented by
him as fearful. He says that no attention Is
paid TO the men, aud that they are allowed to
lie and die like dogs. The whole srmv he rem
Tesenis IS dissatisfied with Grant and in a gtsie
'ot great dissatisfaction and discomfort. He
states thAs Inc men will not fight, and that they
are ready 70 desert whenever an opportunity oc-
e1rs, and that the only way Grant holds Shsua
II suRoTolnAhon Is by the most rigorous and
extreme measures.
This deserteT declares in the most solemn
manner, that the alleged demorali1ation of
Grants army is literally true; tha. there is no
donbt OF lsi that it really and absolutely exists
The reasons given by him for it are these: that
the whole army is jSded ami dispirited frorn the
long t0Tced marches down from Spcttsylyanja;
thai the men have been on short rations; thai
great sickness prevails throughout the ranks;
tAst the men have lost ali confidence in Grant;
that they believe he fights tnem too hard;" thai
10 attention is paid the sick and wounded; and
that very few Of thom have any hope Of ever
taking Richmond.
lie tells also that Grants army has suffered
terribly IN the lste bottles. He says that the
aSth Massachusetts regiment, which numbered
go o. she battle OF tho Wilderness, cannot mus
ssr SOW ESQ men, All told. Other regiments
have suffered just as heavily, and the way Grant
has sacrificed his men, and the desperation with
which he fights them, has made him very I'M
popular, and has engendered spint Of dsmorAl-
zAtion that is fAat creeping through his whole
army.
sueh is The story of this deserteT, and IT il
sold with an earnestness and simplicity that give
il The marx of nuth.--Rsch. EzGmiMsr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18
VOL. XIV, NO. 1877

Ainssn upon tie ground 10 sleep, from which hs vas
so5a dsiurbsd BY ke husling 0f sous shells through
the tFees oTgr bis head piece struck General Jshn-
son. Of the 18th eorPa In ths side, ssouzy not dan
ssrously hariing hin
Tas day t25lhl has passed over with sone skru'
ing and artillery fIing.
Our troops are changing position
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

Y Col. George Dsss, assistant sdjutans-
general, who was distinguished officer in the
Mexican war, and has since rendered great ser.
vice to our Government, at Richmond, has been
ordered TO the Mississippi department
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

n The Columbus SHE states that 8 letter
hSs been received from DR.. Jesse Boring, from
Richmond. Texas, in which he reports himself
to be in good health. Dr. Boring has held the
position eli chief surgeon in the Confederate
army in Texas since the commencement of the
war, until just before his letter was written. He
speaks eheeringly of our prospect out there, and
Gays provisions are plentiful He states that
great revivals are in progress in Texas, espe-
cislly ia the army.
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g%s highest market price, either in money
or subscription, viii be paid for -eIsEa osttOn
G. linen rags, whits or OOlo1od, delivered 1t ths
APPEAL couusing-TOOm, Atlanta
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LATEST FROaI THE FRONT.

/ THREE NILES WEST OF MARIETTA, June 1.-THE
enemy made an attack At p n, in three LINES Of bat
tie, extreme right near Lost mountain and were
received with terrific vosys Of artillery ana muzkstry
They we're driven back, and our forces occupy the
ground from which hey have been driven.
Fall accounts OF The eight have not yet been rs
esived.
The enemy eannOnaded our works In the centre Of
our lines fuTi0usly.
Both Hnss remain substantially ths ssms as yssssr.
day.
The enemy continue terrifying They attempted 10
sheil the signal corps on KeunsssH, but eoud not
reach the top Of tbs Hountain.
Gel. seou's Operations In E=uIsiaza.z
CLINTON, La, Juze l7.-Oa Wednesday morning, tho
I5th mat, At Wight 05 John L. SCOTS Batteries at
tackled and drove OF the zunbozss 50 aud Bragg. at
Como landiag aud Raioih's ferry. TIE sngagsment
lasted four Aoar Esen the gaaboss Lafayette cane up
and Col scott withd.sE.
Last uishl ie engagement was renewed and he sur.
boat Bragg t6vvsd OF wirh thirty shots in her.
There eOaHidsrsbe mogizg of Yankee transports up
sai down The river besweEn Port Hudson and New Or.
leans.
Movements Of azarnaadaks.
MzIuDIAS. June 17.-Tas latest reports from the
4 sss4ipP river are that Marmsdaks has gone toward
Little Rock
t-@F-NA-~~--A~ - 1H2aA4a AAaAee GeEps.
The Federal General A. J. Smith landed his troops
below Asrmadaks, and wss about to flank him, when
the latter Withdrew, taking all hs boats and stores
arnadaks had. Injured great many Yankee vessels
On thst river.
snaaIfpex a. VfeksburE
Ths ssaailp0x Is prevailing to alarming extent ia
ths Yaakse camps a. vIessbarg. and Is spreading
among shs citizens.
Geld IN EIeksssrz.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

The Western Virginia Expeditions
A general order, issued from the headquarters
department. of Western Virginia, by Major Gen.
Hunter, just on the eve of his reeen. march,
cOnisins couple of paragraphs that it would
be well enough for our authorities to make .
special note Of. We copy:
. For the expedition On hand Che clothes that
soldiers have on their backs, with one pair Of
e1trs shoes and seeks, are amply sufficient.
Eyets taIns else in the shape Of clothing viii ba
packed to-day Na5 sent to the rear. In eseb
kntpsack there must be OnS hundred rouuda NJ
ammunition, carefully packed; four ponn3e ~
hard bread, 70 last eight days; ten rstions OF
ccfse, sugar and salt and one pair of shoes and
socks, buE nothing else This would seem 20
indicate quick work.
Brigade and AL other commanders will ts
held strctly responsible that their commands
are amply supplied on the march. Cattle. shssp
sno hogs, and, If necessary, horses and mules,
must be taken and Slaughtered. These Supplies
viii be seizsd (siolen) under the direction of
officers duly authorized, ana upon q system
which viii hereafter be regulated.
The commanding general expects Of every
of5c8E and soldier OF the army in the field an
earnest and unwavering support He relies
with confidence upon an ever Kind Providence
for q glorious result. The lieutanHnt-eeuerAl
commanding the armies of the United States
who Is now vigorously pressing back the enemy
upon their last stronghold, expects much from
the army Of tins Shenandoah and he must moi
be disappointed.
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BELL, MOORE 4 CO.,
rO.REyufsSEO O.B- .EEERCH.ay2'Es

. AID wholesale dealers ia Az kInds Of EkODUOE,
~ hsE1stiA stteeg, aass.tss tfS-
sIrict sileutioI pss9 eoSass scaasnis % avery q
Ez-lpnVn reulssssen agonSsssL suzas. OravEs
spseSs.ls soiTsis * sss,false Is.zse- zE2 alas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18
II Ell E GRAPHIC.
Reports OF the Press Association.

ntsrsd according 20 aet Of Congress In the year 1859
By J. 8 THRAsHER. In the Clerks ofdcs Of the Dig
tFiet Court Of ne Contestants States Tor the North
sTn District Of Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

w Col. Bro1kman, Of the 13lh South Caro-
lima regiment, died recently from wounds, Al
Richmond, and Major George Blocker, Of Brig
Gen. n, @. Battles staff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

OFFIcE KIssIstIPPI CENTRAL r. r. CoEPAKT,
GrensdS, Miss, Hay lith, 1864
STOCKHOLDERS are hereby Rotihed that fhiE Com.
pary viii pay he 0ontedsrste State tax on its entire
eHpitHl They will therefore. make return 70 ss
in their several localities Of stock held By them
respectively. A J. McCOREIOO,
my9S In SeeIetsry
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

MEAT.-It has been said that a large proper
ten Of the cases Of summer sickness is aGtribu-
table to the excessive indulgence by oar people
IN the use of meats, and we concur In the be-
lief. There is 4 plenty of other food which
conld be obi aimed which wOnld answer the same
purpose as meats, and which can be bought
much chespel. WeFegArd the present excess-
i've indulgence IN meats by our people, as .
mere habit, VII ich they should try and rid them-
selves of, and especially is it important, when
the prices of that article rule SO high as they do
just now.--ELekGSgs.
If applied to Atlanta the above would be de-
cidedly ironical.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-18

~ Big. Gen. Matt Ransom has been pro-
.me.ek to tho rank of msiOF-gsnerAl and Col.
is Pgest9n confirmed s. bngadier general,
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RROM THk
Special Correspondence of ,hs
IS Fig eoIol

Special Correspondenea OF ne -.
IS FEg eolors !
During the past night
shifting their troops fromi "HlSl
on the lefl. snd then Opsoou ana
lied down that the righ ~e's
OOrdingiy they extsnd4 in p, ,',.. Z ~.
fell 70 work dItchings batt ln-e'
and this noraIng theiFs Fsous
yesterday Only waving so
OF course this mover is". rHs
movement on eur HxEn1 no-s.1 y.
place. viii be foushNh sfo1 j. =.
larger portion Of II.
Prisoners In front Q any -
Ohesth ans line ysss Alesf s W.
fighting unless Jehn; sts -
csmpllsh all they We "
bringing on q ayht.
lam Inclined to thi -
sherman has thus fs1-s "a s : - So -
attack him in hid Z ~ ] -, = 3 I. - !,
one, has been rem i
DO not believe the -.
in attempting to cSi - -
men would hsve q 'sins v
thousand yards, eE ',,-'1
teeted by strong - .
u,h. ,,ta,... .<iate1n en-.
-. ~ 4 unchanged, and thsre
- -. I, I II preceding day since We
80. 49,, ,feOn.
-. - Gam, ana the troops in
,,.ss.,sIs - &c every species Of ar
snd ,gsSiS9 Is,S 81 ths ssry rays Of old
firing some one must ksSs q IN p
hurt. A heavy Grs uAz ke Z : Sc
then gradually died away, and A.11dgl
save 4 dropping fire Of muhkstry from
ers, the sound Of which ressnblsd yer
of whodchoppors.
About a division Of the enemy were
O'Clock, moving In the direction Of our
IS Cleburns was there, no uneasi ness
20 tbIs hour nothing has been hear,
nent.
Tia mountain was erowdsd with Ia
men this morning, who enjoyed very N
scene spread ont before them.
A report, which eomes clad in the [
current here, to the effect that RoseerA
Chattanooga, with some 5000 reisfoFS
uan.
Weather cloudy and threste ming rsil
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NOTICE.

: EtSWRh Manufacturing and Mining
Company.
= FftHE EtoUah Manufacturing and Mining Company
II OF EioWsh, Georgia have opened onaee tempo
Esriy N tie building iormsry occupied by th sgsncy
Of ne hHnE Ct Savannah aeon GeorRis for The
Porpoae Of closing up their cid butinegs.
All persons iadsbsed 10 Eaid ooInpauy. or hsFins
elaims against H. sre guessed 70 call and settle a.
sariT - practicable. S. a. TOEEY,
tule w Secretary and TresFurer
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~ EpsOm sails ars beng manufactured at
MuIrslrs inlet, s. G.
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@.aRRO W SEE."
Hoop iron Bands--Patented--
Substitute for Rope tn
Railing s.off0uI

Costs less-s put fSter-hcios the bale twenty K
sssuty ave PER esaE Smaller thsR rope and viii MOI
rot. Adlusssd 10 sny size Of bales quickly rope
Pantaa Snd pat up In the most eOnvenisat packages
- sSssS0rtah0n the relative bulk being mach less
thsn hat Sf rope.
A nuosly nlsssys on hand, f0r which orders for any
unaul4ig viii - romPtiy niied, and fnrsher iaioTna
ao1 gwen On sPr3caroa "a
q 4. THOKBURH
Firiee Ia Bermuda Wilmington, n. o., or
ssts. N. y n 0AaPBELL.
apls sm ~ asergRs, bsrngsa,
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War DEPARTMENT, Washington, June 8. u
NO MsjoE-Gsn- DIX; A dispatch from Gen
Grant, dated yesterday, at three minutes past 5
P. n, reports that all hss been very quiet to-
day. No Casualties are reported.
EDWIN u. STANTON,
Secretary Of Wsr
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. The proeesdings Of he Baltimore convention have
elicitsd no enthusiasm here Even the mod dsvots
WelVser Of Mr. Lincoln appears 20 lack eouRaeuea Of
Intimate success. They to have Constantly In
mind the remark OF their candidate that W Is one thing
to nor1insts and znotEsr elect" Since the uomins
'ions ~ BALTIMORE leading Democrats here are seri-
oasly advocating the nomination Of Fremont, unless
GeLeral Graat can be induced 70 The noinaoR