Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-29

T~ssolsacs Of EebOi Gihzsas-Hoh0 tasg hidsd
MSreaa-hnult 70 The Uaios Dsad-Ttyraism
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.ondeacs Of 0iaeinnaa Gazsllel

T~asolsacs Of Eebd citizsas-H0D tksu Aidsd
MSrgan-hasuat 70 the Uaios Dsad-TsTraism
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corrsspondeaes Of Ciaeinnst Gazsliel
CYETHIAEA Juns I3. lS64-The ruins Of
The business part OF the city prove tina reckless
Hegs Of he rabsls. Tas total losses, whiah ~
eeed $3.50 009, All heavily on Union men. Tbs
sacessionists lose fully tVO-tHrds q lie amount
OF thsir leaderi M W. MeIntosh LOSES $50
600. GA Webster from S25, 900 70 $50 coo,
and LAWSON 0klsy, j n Gray aRd N Mafph7,
heavy smoInfs. o. ths Unioniss, S S. EFsaA
loat SIS 600, John l. Aagee probably r10,065.
al he hadj and j n. Dicxy $1,000 Mr.. Del.
HngB loss by robbery was IS O0G.
REBEL WOUNDED And weHEs.
The rebel hospital IN one Of thu ehurches con-
tsins, as the rshsi women beastfUlIy asserr the
best blood IN KsntnckY The wouuded are
watched by tho secs5h women Of the town and
for fifty miles Bhoak. From tho tender care
shown Them, the boqnels and wrestbs which
decorate they eouches and the eofins Of The
dead, the Feador would judge himself to DO IN 4
rebsl town which bad lately como into Cur pos
session for the rebel women sparne3 cur
wounded, insulted insevery possible manner the
loyal women who nUEsed them, and threw out
significant hints that he Union men who asd 1t
M0rgan's approach, would yet be shot o. hung
by their friends. The husbands aid sons OF
many Of these women ars still in tho rebel ar
my. They wBfs participants ia tas raid. Theg
we're heard to respond to roll call on Saturday
night after their ssck Of the town Yet thNe
women are defiant rebels, aud now sitsrnps 10
institute a social despotism, 4 tepoEism Rhieh
snail a{iye 1az44 4anss.se- rom GyntAaae.
MoReAE's RAID FoREKaowS.
Il aqrfaus saasMorg1n's sfss bsad who
SIT red ths Town On Wednesday, Enad hot
mses.ee5y f0r them, and we're walc0gaed By
Re most extrHysgsnt denominations il IS also |
a fact thst Bob Berry, sou Of Col. RsrYy vis-
ted = relative liVssg west If Cgnthiaaa. and
slated that Moygan would be At Gynihiana ia a
fsW days,
HOW RoaBING WAS nj
At toe first s1tTsnce of the rebsls into Cyn-
sbisne on Wednesday,, Perry Wherrilt, slce.ed
mayor Of Cynshiens BY ths seessh vote, bfag-
ysd Of having given-aid and comfort to the rebel
cause, aad Was present at Towhsend bridge
'8ben il Nss burned. he also directed the
rebels 20 the store Of John L. MeGss. When
MeGss protested against the robbery, the rebels
pFodnesa and read written order signed by
John Mdrgsn, directing The parties who held It,
- plundsr his store. Similar efders in refer
eBee 20 0ther parties Wers produced.
On Saturday ~eiiizsns we're robbed within Eve
feet Of where John Morgan stood His soldiers
robbed men IN his prsseRcs. They obtained
largo sums Of money n~inSisen poeket-books
having been f0und on the person Of one pris.
ener.
FIXING b ToWNs
When she jsA was fred, Mr. James Ware
heard thaIsbslE read = writes order 20 bnrn thel
jail, ard pIaader as much as they pleased IA
.~urnisGre of .he ialsr'a vie, and Ct soms-Qf
her neighbours, WAS piled up together on the
lover floor and fred. When DR. Smiths house
Stunning, one Of his girls attempted 70 save
scme Of the best bed-clothAg As hst as che
bought quits or blankets 70 The 1ooT, they
taken from her, and aolhirg permitted to
Be saved.
HOW sYMPATH4 VAS SHOWN.
Greenap Remington met The rebels in their
on Saudag S. the forks Of tho road in
ha edge Of eYAfhiaRa, and told them il thsV s
COX 4 cSsi4 road shsy could flank tue rebslE
set, rebels replied 1t Is Of NO use, wo
- e aRed already" J
when tbs rsbsls were eAuyiDg Ion shs stnss
ilas sasalss dress and laacg goods, the Eps- ]
opE psaaeheE ksv. Carter Page, tod . yonse1 I
tDe rebels needed these things audha5 ;
rgehs 10 tAke ihsu. :
DmiGgtEer ebsl occupation Of Cvaihasm
aeshec E~gsAeher Bh0 soms time AGO sff
'~4.lssbpfg Va oa f0Br hours, notice from 3
5gel aa vas very insulting ia his ~lauensas &
? The BA.9a ladics. S
Col Alapa. sf AoIgan's staE, m converse y
Iea witl Eaeicn lady where 10 was Qaartsrsd u
.atedtsekh bad been within tAe power Of the e
sbals atanT time within TIRES nsontds 20 KIN *
cETts shy Of the layal people Of Cgnfhi- r
pa Hhef they bad matters 50 arrabged that ST.
snsthf eeazmaniesaoR was kept ap with ,heif q
cest hiends IA CFashiana, and 5 descfiDtps u
of tAe lcyal mea he'd bself furnished tasm &
aiea snesed who1hsy we're, what they wots r
uls1 ete 4hls ~ Vas pfedaced and aeen Of