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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
LEGAL NOTICE.

Jacob McKinstry, plta1 Prsbis
Richard s Cunningham SPEsS3 QY
/ and others, derts. - Civil Actiohgg tAA
TINE above named defendant Richard &c, A
J. Cunningham, will take notice ihAA thoasSBs
above named plainttt Jacob MeKinstrygsa q
Of the county Of Preble, and State OF Ohio. %
did, GU the 18th day Of December, 4. b. 1868.
file his petition in the Court Of Commhn "a
Pleas Of Preble county, Ohio, against tho
said Richard s. Cunningh m, Matfhtw
Kelly, and Nancy Kelly his wife, deEsndsntS,
setting forth, that the said plaintiff, az surety,
and the said Richard s. Cunnipgbam n
principal, on the 18th day of December, a D. y IS
1857, by their promissory note Of that datesd1 y
became bound TO the defendant Nancy KeIIy, Hiol
to pay her $4,000 in twelve months thote.oa
after, or at any time after thirty days notice.
with eight per cent interest, which pericdTSit
has elapsed, and that the said nots, Except zee
ing the sum Of 1888 peid on the, 2zad day
Of February, a. D. 1860, and $l4:1l paid on -
the lSt day Of March, A. i. 1851, remains =
wholly unpaid, ~ n ~,
And praying for a Dr. cree directing said M,
X. 5. Cunningham, to pay said note 10 tho "
said Nancy Kelly, with the interest end cosisaivs
and for other suiteble relief. And thea d. Jsqal
PENDANT, Richard s. Cunningham, is fnsthst obiS
notified that the above named plaintiff did, z
on said 18th day Of December A. D. 1857 81
obtain from said Court an order Of Attdch.
ment against the goods, chattels, lands, tehs.
ments, &C., of '6e said Il. s Cunningham. Y
ald that said order of attachment was, Oh
the 18th day Of December, 1868, By tho :,
Shtritf OF Preble couaty, Ohio, duly levied lfi-
on one grey horse, the property Of said de-. 'sfs-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

BeEc 1t is said that SUMNER Is about
10 introduce a resolution in the
House to change the name OF the
United States to New AFRICA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03
ATTENTION.!

Tie following townships are o,
gain respectfully requested to pay
for their Fall election tickets; viz :
WASHINGTON, Jefferson, Lanier,
Gratis, Casper, and Israel.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

nS-The following are the names
Of the boys from this township who
have enlisted in the saith 0. V. l.,
under Lieut.. Col. Williams, and
start ior tue front on Monday; viz;
Lewis Noe, Abnef Haoss, Lulz
Johnson, Morgan Shcslor, Henry
Cottingham, Jsmes Show. Samsel
.Bripgman, William Brihgmat5 q.
W. iShafer, William Evans, and
james Sykea Long may they1wave.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-03

W. Gle Editor of this paper doe
not hold himself responsible 70, the
opinions oppressed By his correspond
ents. o9Rs 6rasr, and not the Editor
Is reSP0HSlVtc' ,.,tgai .1R .fi.
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The ELECTION sArURDAF.--Tse fon0wisg Is The
vOts posd in this city al the election on Sziusday, The
other precincts not yet beag heard from. OndInsry
Captain Dsaisl Fiismsn, 30 E Bartlett. 70; r. G.
Hocombs. l55s R Y, Msngum, 1I7s scattering q Cor
Oner, W. B. Chapman, So J. 3 Lofts So, W Kidd So
H. H Carroll, 90; J. IL bryant 81; A. spinaa. 81 A.
s. MaySon, S. J. R Parish 81 T. J. London 90 s. J.
Shsskistard, IA J. Patterson u; seatteIias.
PEAs.-If you would sp psass The craving, Of hunger
call P P Pesss, and he - supply you with pas %
feed yourselves and stock too
AMESDE--Ws understand hat ne lid injasGes Il
Mrs. Chambers, In oar srteis On meat By saying
that not liking sbs meat, abe semi the nsgr5 out 70
asI it, She had not formed any dislike or the meat
RoRBERY, SHOOTING ASD ARREsr-Oa Saturday
night, NJ Il Il Hsl8oek, refugee from ear,srsvils.
Ga, who e sHsanpsd the West en and Macon rail
r ad nesr Col Collier residence was robbed By siss,
nsasi william Brooks Of $1,000 ia cash and rseeip.
for $1,000 Mr. Hsdaeek fssd a, Brooks striking lin
in the and saecsedsdl Il recovering ls properly
Brooks was subsequently arrested By poliesman Lon.
don, aud tried 10 play o6 crazy He was broerb, IN
before Jas;ice ". H. Bstt tbs morning plead zuIisy
and Was committed jan 10 swat trial at The nczs
term Of Falon superior court Brooks appears TO Be
between sixteen and eighteen years OF sgs and says he
is from Tennessee. Ia a knspssek which be had were
found portfolio containing few religious tracts
Yankee fly. marked s C. Clifton. company A. 3lss In.
diana, two us India rubber coverings ard pair Of Old
boots These a-tieos Brooks says be espiared on The
battle sld near Rsssea He states that he did not be-
long to tie EEHy, but pIlehed in at the Ressea sghf
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eRwER.sE JoHvsroN.s ~

Letter from 'Wayeriy."J
The Situation UachsAgsd-Tbs he Rsesat Eattie
Ordsr Of Gsnsral Jshnsf0A- Forrest GHd be
Ensms's Rsar-Prospsct ef The Fixture and
SafsiY Of Afisnis, Etc Ee
N THE FEkzD. Sunday Eysning, May %, 1864.
The situation Fsnains anged, We are lying
along the Etowah aud he NY rspozfsd 70 be At
work terrifying ths hills opposite, with view to new
and laserminabls flank movements
The battle order Of Gsnsrai Johuzton e said to 90.
eusion much ehsgrin IN bis househod do not think,
however, thst the army charge him with premature
haste In address ng tbem The order as ssusd upon
explicit report and rhatsysr blame attaches to it be
longs 70 ths originator Of said report told tha;
officer og high rank IN the eavaiFy service Is
prosehsd as headquarters with The STAR.
Only portion Of he Etowah bridge wss destroyed
and it can Be replaced in very short notica.
u ssl confidently asserted thai lighting Joe aoekeE
has gone the way Of all asah.
One Of the most cheering ramou which prevails II
camp d that Forrest has the Nashville and Chat
sanoosa railroad, aRd "a operating the OF sher
man II his be So thsrs il no doubt that rssraai
wiz speedily follow those brilliant advances whsel
made the last fortnight lively At present there
no especial align of aggression and anything else
this stage Of the game Is defeat. The ensEy set on
70 take Atlsnfa and If they dc not take IT, they hsv
made miserable failure. The possession Of Dalton
nothing At present the safsy Of Atlanta seems to b
assured; and sn very mueh deceived IN my cslezls
tlous II ghernzn Is not at this momsns preparing t
/ fsll back WAYERLY.
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From - til n the afterno0n there WsEa oc-
easional assaults, hul no lighting Of eonss-
quence. Both sides arc gathering strength fsr
another effort, and at Eve and half Eaaeoek,
on The lett, while preparing and Just ready 70
assault, Is himself, Is in the mesniHg z. attacked
suddenly and with extreme si1ergy. The mo-
ulsntum Of the rebel masses carried then 1t
first through portions Of Hzncock's foEcss
Then they WeEe checked, the attack changed
sides, and L0ngsHesss for tia. second lime in
one day, was Tepulssd with great slaughter.
Then cane two hou1s Of qniss, and than, Hhan
the bsttle was thought 70 Be eVsr for he night.
anothsr and a fnal attack, far On ssdgsick's
right, falling with its utmost fOEcs On Two bri-
gAdes j1ss added 10 the CID 9th eorps. They
were dTigsn back some distance, two generals
were captured, and for taa a hozr Z seemed
IS il the enemy were shout to gain q dangerous
advantage. Gen. Sedzwiek rods 70 the ield, AZ
rested the growing disaster, ordered up rein
f0Tcemenis and, with his Bontsd tezssisy q
purpose, bsid fast to the line which bis' corps
had occupied. 50 much IS the new bligsdls
covered had TO be given Up.
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Special cOFrespondsnee Memphis Appeal
OS THE FRoNr Ma ao les

/
os THE FRONT, May 20. 1864
Fer several days front has been constantly shift
ing and where Il is. remains mystery to Sher
man This change hsS been made for wise purpose
however, contrary precOncsivsd opinions and expec
tsiions. In instance have our lines been driven
back.
Our position at Rssacs wss admirable for defensive
purposes bat decided victory. like many heretofore
achieved this department would have bsen fruitles
a. ths enemy could retreat to the rst gap and make II
lmpreguabIs thus preventing pursuit
The present index Of the campaign ndicstes that the
great battle VIII be fought much nearer Atlanta than
the public have anticipated. and viii sin bs delayed
many days.
Tbs late movements Of the army improperly called
retreat BY those who do not comprehend thsn, have
been exeeuted with eOns1n mate skin and gensrsship
We have made forced Marches lost but few men by
EtrAssing and brought Of perhaps every single wagon.
Tbs enemy endeavored press "a at every point bat
always found line OF battle to punish bin Severely
and to protect cur trains and eoiusns Hssyy skirm
fahing hHs occurred each day. Ore salsa performance
IKE macy others % forRottsn In the midst Of mora
gigantic exents, is entitled 10 record. large vaeon
train usi below CALHOUN while moving, was aadasnlv
threatened bY column Of the enemy hesvv ilne ~
skirmshers, ecnsiss.ng Of several regiments wss IN
few hundred yards Of The rosd It was very desirable
under the eircumstsness 80 AVOID axht. and plav
game Of hluf rssimeht ~4s quickly doployed ana
brown across = narrow asld ia the adjoining vvoods
he enemy was encountersd In superior force Our 1
sht and left were forced iD esviug tie colonel IN
sntsE with only haadsel o. men. At this er;t,o.l
neturs Capt l. Aasrudsr and Lisut Jao. II Fsrr,. Of
'Ol Tom snilhs stat, vcluntssssa and rallied the lin.
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ons Of 'hsn on each asak charged at doubls quick
across Tie opsn aeld h splendid style The Yankees
Psniesrickeu, fed hall nile leaving number Of dssa
andwOunssd on shs asld Our loss nothing. Colonel
capsEz, Geasrala Stevens aad walker Acknowledged
the vAus of the services rendered h shose young on
cers IN handsome terms.
a few Yankee prisoners have bean brought IN. Some
ofthsm quite Indignant at bsng searched for art-
dsS conlrs5aad Of war Sons desertsrs have also re-
ported themselves From their statements Il seems
thss ws have rslboE undeFesmAtsd the force Of the
,nemy which, vbiis Il does not exceed one bundled
thousand, may approach near that number. An theiI
avaiabs fofess II Tennessee and farther North have
besn cenesnraled in the army Of the Cumberland BY
ehsrman Our Own scouts eouhrn this statement. De
sertera sud prisoners say that there two bgadss o.
negro troops IN their army. Ehss regiment or brigade
Of ours VII hspsn to meet thsmf Nous verrOns
The cOnaaense Of our troops is unimpaired. Thei
/ cheer Gen Johnston with overf0Wing enthusiasm
when he rides along the lihss.
Col Moses White received serious Injury at King
ton on the lssh inst BE was crushed between ca
s-d pIalIsrHa--was sent to Atla-ta-
Il
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HASOFER JgSerIoS, VA, aAy 22--G rant eo1nnsncsa
swinging hls eolanz arourd on our right on Friday
Yestsrdsy morning Grant f5rces oecupsd 3Ifsrd Sta
lion and Bowling Green.
Eaemy Retires frsn EPstsHyiEanIs e n.
Yesssri4y evening about d2rk Gen Wilcox in fr0ui
Of SpOstyIvznis c. H.. threw forward P0ris5a o. his
forces. entered The eusmys bFeassofks and fouud
them hsid By q Line Ct ssirmistsrs.
GsaersI Lee CEaags. Ezis PssIsfsn-
Grants whole army being. rapidly ia m1ioa q oar
risht flank, aeessst.sss counter movsssa. sa'our
side, and the abzndonmsn Of he bsiIe grouaa in front
Of sQss.aylEanis coart HOUSE.
0bIset Of Grant's azsveraeais.
General Giant seems 10 be mansuVss ns Tor POSI-
ton nearer Eieh8ioad.
Ene=y Changes base.
The enemy are reporusa 70 Lave sbEnaOusd Frsdss
leks5arg AZ Aba aad established ssPos ai Por. Royal
and TaPPshsnaoes.
Firing nesr ChsstsraeIa.
There was sOme little artillery firing nssr Chester
field onths ead the cause OF shish Is uusz painsd-
Eorihern AecsusIs frsm TI4Rinis.
RIcHMoSD, Nay % The New YORK Herald Of Ia
l6sh Las been received. The Yankee accounts f-oz
yrsais are uaizportani. Grants Losses to he ISL
are rsprsssafed At IS 600.
EaesPe Of the lArrEet Lane.
Ale A-1y " ess CORES apol1snl OF ne NV AofA AAef
aid says the steamer Harriet Lana escaped from Gal
weston and arrived Havana with cargo Of cotton
Ne QuotaIisas OF Geld.
The New YoTk Hsrall Of the 10Th gives quotation
Of the gold market TIE same hsyirg been pabshsd OF
tie prsvioas day.
E1rspean News-LSEd RUSSELL Ds6sss His
Position.
RICHMOND. Nay 23-Earopean sdsises TO the q
have been received in New York. Earl Ruszen has
agiin dsfasd his position toward The tso eontendins
republics IN America. he has bat little sympathy fol
either one on account Of their treatment Of hs negro
The Georgia Sailed.
TIE steamer Georgia hss sailed fron France.
Enelny Attacks our Ekfght and are Eaaily
EGPnlzrd.
RICHMOND May 22.-Lzss night The enemy made an
assault on cur right towards Petersburg 70 retAs ths
position and battery lost b. thsm Friday, and
sss y rspussd viii heavy loss Our casualties we're
very few.
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PROCLAMATION.

MAJORS OFFICE,
ATLANTA Ga Nay -, lss4.
In view Of the dangers which threaten u
and in pursuaacs Of call made BY General
Wright and General Wayne, require al ths
male citizens Of Atlanta, capable of bearing
arms, without regard 70 occupation, who arc not
in !he Confederate CT State fsrces assembled
here for the defense Of Atlanta, to report
by I2 NJ, on THURSDAY. the 26.h Instant, to
o. II. Jones. maEshal OF the city, 70 be organ
izsd into companies aud armsd, who viii report
them to Gen. Wright when OFgEnized. And all
male ciizsns VINO are net wiling to defend their
homes and families, are requested to lssse ne
city at their earliest convenience, as heir pres
enes only embarrsssss the sushsIitiss and tends
to the Decentralization Of others.
JAMES N CALHoUxs
my23d Mayor
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them. one person: told our infornsnt that he
had met with q gentleman who saw large body
Of cavalry early this morning, passing some
church (nsme fOrgotsen) about six milss from
Blacks and Whits's on 3 road leading to Bfuns-
wick county This would indicAte movement
towards the MeherIin bridge, on the Petersburg
railroad, the point this, or soms other Yankee
cavalry was after when they met with such 2
blaody reception at Natteway bridge. ihis
seems to be eorEobcrated by statements made %
our informant by several persons who said The
Yankee officers had made many inquiries fol
1 roads leading south to Weldon.
! But Whatever road they may have taxes
there are strong hopes thas they will fad them
| all hard roads to travel. Our military sushoII
ties have now sufficient forces TO post at th.
points most likely for the raiders TO pass, anC
i their journey may nee! with a sudden Au'
bloody eud
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OFFTCE CF BoARD on sEATE-CLAIAs.
Rieamoui Va, April l3 lst4 S
PARTIES intsr-assd zzs hereby roiiisd hat he
Bosrd e officers sppoia.sd 40 examine a,5 AID rs-
port on tie iussios and ne anou-s OF elaus' for
.oas Of s,ayss, vhish have bssn Impressed By Con
fsdsrz.e authoftes under State laws for lbs usa
cf the co1fsdsrass Govsznusns, ard, aEils engaged
IN iAborEg thl Pabc dsfnsss, have escaped TO the
enemy, or died o. eotiFaelsd diseases wAilh have,
after fhslr sshargs resuissa fatally Is orgauiEsd as
Rishnend, Va s5d has eomussesd It's regular ssa.
slons
EViasEcs e oEnsEsAip, Of he fact Of impressusut
Of TIE sgss founaHsss vsius Of the Save at the
tine Of iH1Prs5snsnti and OK the les OF he slave
Ehsthsr b. escape or dea.h. r;Ib the Circumstances
attending ihs sa-s, nast Accompany tbs eIaiIna
All the fses u=ss 0s set forth ia. and verified By
Aa1day.t q comp stent Witnessed
Claims thus su henaezied sad svouehsd. nay bs
Adirssled to Col J. .. WADDELL,
Presi5eat Slave aims Board
Boz 1455, Richn1n5. Va.
The BosEd Is Ia session dzily. fSunaEys ercsptsd1
on The fourth aoor Of Euksr's building Main street
second door below 9 b north Side sp27 2swIm
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From The New York Tribune.
Aecounts-of Fidsy's great battle are besars
our readers this morning Tae day saw four.
teen hours o. hghaag- Gen. Grant, having bis
army n position, was ready in the morning %
/ open the engagement but was sDtirinate3
EEsll attacked Sedgwiek on the right al eT,aT.
/ ieE before fire, and Loagstrset attacked Han.
cock on the left at nesrly the same moment.
b 2th attacks were Tes9lute, but beth were re.
| pulsed; and sincs cur men were only nuP;oua
TO hold theiZ ground, the line Of battle swayed
neithsr forward nor back From seven or ei0nt
TIL eleven there was a lall, broken oaly by skir.
mishes st different points. The llRe which
Grant beld was nearly the same sB on the prs.
vioas dsy, and stretched nearly sir uilsS IN
length. The disposition og cofDs vas aIso ,bs
salns, except that Blrnsids's corps rGss now on
the field, and thst parts Of it wore from tina 70
time, brought into action.
Al eleven, the enemy began 70 prsss clossly
up to Warren, IL the esnter. sad SafgNick On
the right. Ssdgwiek, net liking 10 be crowded.
advanced, drove Ewoll back to bis second line
aud there lett him, having taken not mors thsn
al hour for the work. Warren is emulous az
the example, bat in froat Of Warreas tight Is
~ open field, woods beyond, and tie edge Of
tue woods lgowniug with hssty earthworks. be-
hind which tho compact masses Of tas enemy.
and The enemy guns, are sheltered. The eorDs
is A. 2. Hills, tis sane against which be foueht
on Thursday. Resolved lhst be will not be ielIs.
Warren goes over to his left. thinks the eround
little more favorable, and sends in Wsds- |
worsh's and RohinseR's divisions The twe ii. |
visions go steadily forward for 3 spaes,
aud thors is promise Of their sue /
cess, but the rebel forces ara moved rsnidlv /
against them, their advance dies away into : I
halt, and the halt becomes retreat Gepersl
Wadswerth Is not willing that HE division
shoald retreat: 40 he rides ont in frun4 of tb.;-
wsvering line, and shows before them for mo-
nent the brightness of his personal courage. but
n another moment falls with a rebsi bnIlaf
through his brain. HIS division makes no flr-
her Effort, bus falls back to its old ground, ana
be advance ia at an end.
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Dispatches 70 The Assoeisied Press, North
CAIRO, Msy I2.--The dispatch boat Gen. LIZ
on from below, reports that on the 5th tse srsos
ports City Bale, Emma and Warner, 10 psssin,
a battery twelve miles beloN Alexandra. wer,
fired upon and destroyed. The Runbost sigma
was also destroyed by the battery, and the gun
boat Covington was set on Ere 70 prevent hs,
falling into the hands Of the rebels. This bat
tsry was composed Of gans captured from Gen
Banks.
Gen. Banks remains at Alexandria, and is
strong enough TO resist any attack made upon
bin
The entire loss IN the Rsl river campaign in
men was 800 in killed, wounded and missing
The miSmAnsgsment Of the operations was not
exaggerated.
There was no truth in the report of a battle
at Canes river ''''
Gen Banks army bad been reinforced. and
q now 4 600 stronger than when be fifst advauc-
Gen. Steele is fortiiyiug Little Rock. Their.
Eioo
The rebel Generals Green, Martin and Parsons
were killed in she late engagements, and Cen.
Pfiee was wounded.
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YANKEE FEMALES RETRKsCHIsG.-A lettsr
from New York, dated May 5.h, to Philadsl
phia Journal, says the lsdies' moYemsns for ass
eurtsilwsnt Of foreign luxuriss, in order to stop
the sffi1x Of gold, is rapidly extending itself
Al fashionable psrty At the marsion of one Of
the wealthiest msrchants in Thiriy.fourth street,
nsar Lexington avenue, neatly printed
pledge" was handed around among the ladies
to sign, thus committing them sgsinst buying,
for the present, sny more silks, sAtins, vslvs.s,
laees, CT other foreign luxuriss. OF course
everybody signed il, and when the asssmblage
was dispensing, the hostess announced that AZ
her next entertainment her guests would all be
expected 70 come, the ladies in calico, aud the
gentlemen il sAtinet and eordaroy.
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REID TurSy

We mat ssa on tie freHds OF aur soldiers sgzia fsr
sssia- anes All esa Do so=e-airsi Send your eoutr-
buio1s sioRs 4 ever 50 snaii se are "a need cg
hem o1E wounded are sufisrisg sad Il is ipozsi5o
for ths rariotle a6iss q Atlanta 10 90 thsr dusy
unisss scns heiP cones fron abroad Provisions ass
scarce aad high here, ss well a. IN etas- plas.a
Many vegetables not yet IN our mzfkst aud thsy
are very dssirsbis fos wouHdsd patriot soldiers
and almost every family pare ll.ils-ihss Hlo
nay saEs TIE Lfs Of brave soldier q least Lei
Is net weary n wen dOrgi Lei The lsdsz Sill work
snd Ne viii eo1qusr Tie Invading foe.
send yeur conirbaiioas 70 Airz. E. I. JovEs. Prsd.
deHt S. Philip Haspiis. Aid Society, aad W assure
you they vii be pr0PsTlg datributsd- Rcom-eorusr
AIsbsa= aud Wbitsasll siEssts, sIsrksans tuIdilz.
has. D. r. JUDsON,
mJi9 S. s. rstsrv
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GeneraI orderg. No. 8.

HEADQ'Rs FBLToE COUNTY MILITIA,
Atlantis, Nag q, -ls64 )
Ia ossdisnee TO Special OElsrI. No l. smenarng from
Nal Gen Wayne hsrsby oEdsr-
l. Captains commanding comp aniss IN this regiment
70 report At tha City Hal IN Afiaaa a en- MONDAY
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-23

THE Nav York HERALD's FIGUREs.-A
gentleman Whe had read the Herald of the Hi
inst reports to ihs Petersburg Express, that a
correspondent Of the Herald, writing from
Grants headquarters on the 9Th says they had
been Sighting six days and driven the enemy
fifteen miles, and bad lost in killed and wound
ed between tWenty-seven and thirty fhousand /;
thas they yet had fifty miles to go before reach
ing Richmond, and their supplies we're growing
shor', and unless decisive victory was gained
At an early day, the consequences would be-
disastrous.