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Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

NNNNNNTNTOI WY 10 T-IIJ.
Dear Sir-Such is the uHuLr,lurss i feel for thc
preservation OF my LClltl,r both body and mind, and
believe # my liie, thlt hope win not be cor sid.
cred Intrusive iu tcujcrjusmy thaubtGl acknowledge
muut, fer restoring me TO hca th and uukiug my uc
% boon worth preserving. when 1t had become % bur.
then too .reat 10 bear. Victim as was to vice that
hnd undermined my constitution, and developed Il
train of nervous symptoms, such as nervous debility,
love of solitude, loss of utUuoy.Hu want Of rDspIu-
ton, besides loss of strength and cutrgy which had
nude luy WdAin- moments wretchad and iuy ccp uu-
rrrt-Ing was fast bringing me to the grave, but
thanks ts yuCr sDiI, | ann restored 90 health, lor,
and elerEy. Hoping to guide others where they may
dnd rour', v1r hHVr my permission TO make this pa
llt. Gr0t. iu,l, yours, LEONARD WAITE.
TO Dr.. L. J. C1a!hay. san Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

Marysville Council No. 10, II. 81 5. NJ e,
Stated Meetings are held on the first Mondays IN
January, April, July and October at ~ ?. N.
CHARLES RA1SH, Til, Ill NJ.
TuEo. A. CoULT, Recorder.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

Washington II. A. Chapter, NO.I3,
Stated meetings are held the second and fourth Fri
lays of each month att +. NJ.
Ii. Il. RuEEs, Sec. d. W. g. RICE, II. 2.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05
EARLY COPIES.

TIE recent Of Advance Sheets from tie British
publishers gives additional value to these reprints,
l.asuu as they can now be placed ia tls hands Of
sulacr Lurs about as yon the ssinui editions.
TERMS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

Yuba Lodge, No. 30,
Stated meetings are he ID on the first Wednesday in
each month"; at Pm. CHARLES RAIslf, w. NJ.
j. II. LAssIrER Sec.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-04-05

Marysvile Lodge, Nos
Stated meetings are held the First Thursday of
each month at p NJ.
IL. HoLCOMBE RHEEs, W. 81.
MM. T. FoNpA. Sec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
EUFFIEJ,3
Observation-Disclosures GNiKO.

Al ~" ready 10 sapp!S orders for my fertilizers as
4 lahl ne uey come In. AL may lily upon eetl!Ig, with
oat Ielay, au Grticle act In:crirrto any | have madr; d!der-
et, in the ~pherrha,Ic ingredients. from anything else In
market; and hitter, brcausei t. coatalns more pg's BuSE
lnlsrHSTr or hiaE ;hun any other Manipulated Guano.
TIL: re=u.;s Of applying my preparations TO wheat the
pas. scaSGa have been rs favorable AZ could be expected
undrr IL" combined disasters Of joint worm, Is, rust, ard,
anGai ~ al. tn drought, which prevented the present Ia.
s1tHNie ;!clio:: Of t!r pisospha,ei 10 = verJ great e1.ee. nj
the time ;hc ~fca! %ls granting. But the mass Of the iesti.
uony Is That 1t wEs equal OF superior to Peruvian Guano on
wheat; Hhil:i FOR !aods that need phosphates-asn nearly ali
lsnhs dot has proved! It's superiority, under fair seasons, ior
producing n good stand OF Glover. It Is trre ihh: OCCASION.
al failures have heen reported; bu; they were such ~ every
man'pnlntor hears OF: sometimes due 10 the fact that the
land did not need pioHplla'es, but most generally ~ the
worst season 70. both wheat and clover have ever known.
The best evidence Of the value Of my msnure5 IS 10 be
found IN the Tact that | have orders for more than FOUR
tlt,rs az much az ] had at the samep period last year.
HcTsons who IRE Induced to try Ey Sasno, from their
,"a experience, or tie rspres snta:ions Of others, are par.
tlcu!aF!y requested 10 order RutSn's guan0,a and to see that
they Sci u, H7'heTr Arc SO many manipulated articles In the
market.
IL cali he hai Of mysel: or The commission merchants
generally In Richmond, or Of my agents, Massrs. THOMAS
ERANCH & SONS, Petersburg 81. li0LLlNS i CO., Lynch
burg, HUGH SCOTT, fredericksburg; MASON, MARTIN
CO., seotta:!i!e; j0L:;:ToS, Cl,AIKEa CO., Danr!llc.
Sent l-cEy ERASR u HGEkIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

The LATE SEIRMIsu ~ TIE POTOMAC
The Port Tobacco "Timcs,n referring TO tho
statement published In the Washington STAR
in reference to the attempt made lately by the
crew Of the Resolutc to capture a hatlcau on
the Potomac, says: %
From more reliable sources We have it that
the Virginia party numbered but fifteen, all
told; they fired bu! one round, ard Of eight on
the Resolute's boat six were killed, or So badly
scared they disappeared in the bottom Of the
boat Shells were thrown inio the bushes, hut
certainly ''nobody was hurt"
1The Star states that tho rebels were seen
scampering through the bushes dragging off
the dead.
Grimes house, in which nobody dwclt, was
torn to pieces inside by bursting shells.
Now this is the news in a nutshell, the Star
to the contrary Notwithstanding. In making
this great hub.buh, however, and lamenting
the unlimely death Of masters mate Pullcr, the
Star informs us that the said masters mate had
done great service to the government in cap
turing boats, for which he invariably went
boldly on shore. This, in all probability, is
substantially true; but the Star makesno men.
ton OF other things captured Oh shore by the
same party, time and again.
No mention is made Of certain contrabands
taken often from the very farms and fields of
Virginia, by the same party, and conveyed to
Washington for confiscation or other purposes.
No comment is made by the model Star upon
the Just retribution which awaited these
worthless, md which met them at Matthias on
Thursday last. No comment is offered upon
this act Of ''arresting contrabands," not upon
the waters OF the Potomac alone, but upon the
very land and farms Of the proprielors; no
word Of rehuke, but rather a sentence Of praise
is spoken on the subject-as wc in our lsno-
rance Of the proper rules Of m cam ct tu"m call
il=Hnirorr stealing"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

DIED, on the 9Th August, lsGl, at the residence Of Ills
father, In Greene county, Va, Of malignant rtmit,ent
fever LEWIS t., son OF Thomas and LorlsR Garth, In the
94:h year OF his age.
He was a young man possessing many iuestimable quail.
ties. As n SOD, brother, friend, ~ncishbor and citizen. he was
truly 4 pattern worthy Of imitation In the community where
he lived and died. aud his death has produced 5 vacuum
10 the neiehhorhood which will be hard to all.
Mr.. Garth, like thousands Of other patriotic young gen
tlenen Of the South, loved hs country and felt II to be his
duty 10 give her his services; consequently. be became
member Of "A volunteer cavalry soupany, called the Orange
Rangers, and was Immediately mustered into service
And, although It WAS not his privilege to be engaged In The
actual battles fh!s country, Rod fell not on the battle.
field, yet he was stricken down at his post. 4 cruel disease
barely left him time to return to the parental ROOT, where
he fingered but q few days.
Such was the course Of moral reeiitude OF our young
friend, and the development In bis conduct Of those element"
which ron,tlt te the Christian character, TINT We have rea-
son TO hope that one whose life Saa so unBulled and pure,
hs end must have been peaceful and happy. ANXIOUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

WogrRy OF EnTATloN.--The authorities of
Russell county have set ali example worthy of
imitation BE- others. They have contracted
with a citizen fur the mann iacture Of 800 pairs
of homemade heavy Ioubicsolcd shoes for the
use Of their volunteers. Now, let other coun-
ties 60 and do likewise; for one pair Of good
domestic shoes will do moro service than two
pair of the Yankee trash with which the men
were first supplied. And; in addition to this,
our own mechanics would be encouraged and
the money ken. at home ynchburg Rep.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.

u. BAILEY ESLAVGFfN x D, Jr.,
IMPORTER OF WINES, BRANDIES, SARDlHSs. &c.
No. 80, OLD LEYgE STREET, new "n..Eih..
q AZ on hand for sale
IL CO,iSAC AND ROCHELLE BRASDIES "flhr follow
luz brands: !. Faure, Louis LeBerton, Ii 5: Ia llqrIn, Y.
l.ecoc,, 1875; Otnrd, Dupuy / Co., Isl Hnhyrrr, la:5 ;
He:,ncnk 4 IIribes, Gibos, 1895 Pellevaisin, l!iv-r,, Jr,,
lirnry Ai.tnnicr, G. V. Bernard & Co.
PRESERVED M~EAT-Game and Fat Liver, Trualrd Pies.
Mea. lro,hs, Julennes Soups, Vegetables, and u full nssort.
mcnt If Preserves, suitable Tor the Arny ami Na y.
SAGDINES IN OIL, ia n and 4 Boxes, Sant Brands Of
/. Colin, Soymie, Rodel, nud others.
Cl.ARETI IN cAskSAHD BONES Fine Family, Chateau,
Margnny, Cos d'Estournel.
WHITE WINES IN CASES y R0XES-Dcn.ac Fruits
Ia Juice and in Brandy, CorLiais, Champagne, 5 .ieria and
Port Wine, &c.
GERMAN ~cIGARs-Reehlia, Media Reg Has, Operas,
&c, &c.
Angus, l9-dlm.
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TO THE

OF THE
c u Y f. E u z Il 4 re Il K II Y
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY,
THIlE UNDERSIGNED offer for sale, by package or other.
d wso, a fine assortment Of
CIGARS AXp MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Of the most approved Brands.
We are the Sole Agents for several CT the largSst Manu-.
faciurers In the State Of Virginia, and are this dag r.,eivIng
4 general assoitEert Of
TOBA O,
ringing from Ii 10 - cents per pound.
y- TERMS CASH. -&
CHAS. RAYNE & CO.,
Under srotswood Hotel,
Richmond, Va.
I. S.-special attention paid TO orders from Suffers and
Merchants who are supplying the army.
Aug lily G. D. 4 co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
iGjutuIt Generals Office,
lrcrsr 0H 1851

NUMBER Of public artag Of every description are
~ dispersed over the state, many In possession of indi-
r.duals or deposited In pirate houses or other places
The public service ur.caily requires that nil such nrns
shall be Il mediately called In, and Il Is hoped and expected
Tint every coed Ct isen larlngihem In possession, or know.
ing nf depoAtl anywhere. will promptly return such AS he
may have TO The superintendent OF the Armory or give :nmG.
diate Information 10 that officer, t6thc Adjuant General,
or 10 the conmlndant Of the regiment In which the brms
mag be. This request Is particularly addressed 10 the clu.
5ri:s OF Richmond, where many Of those arraes are.
Commandan:s oil Regiments are again admonlshcd Of their
duty in regard 10 the collection Of public arms not In the
hands Of the military In service, or organized for service
This duty has been too generally and 10 some Instances
shainefully neglected. This Will he tolerated no longer
They are referred to the sth, 10th, 18th, 18th, 18th and
18th sections Of the 9th chapter of the Code OF lSG0, and
will be held TO 4 prompt and full performance Ct the duty
required. D. Command,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

The PRlrArErR ECno.-At Mayaguez. Z. r.,
on the 1st instant, 4 report was in circulation
that the privateer brig Echo at ST. Johns about
two weeks previous, and after procuring q sup
ply of water and provisions, had sailed. One
Of her officers had stated that they had taken
seven prizes, but the names Of them were not
ascsrtaincd At MavagneZ.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

SUBSTITUTE OF TEA.-Tho Raleigh (N. c.
STANDARD" says TN view CT the probable
scarcity of tea and coffee during tho war, VIC
see the papers ore recommending the use Of
the leaves ADD twigs Of tho Yopon, an ever
green which grows Spontaneously on our coast.
The Yopon is 4 common drink Oil the banks,
and is highly esteemed by many. We have
heard it said that, when 1t is we'll cured, it is
greatly improved when the milk ard molasses
are boiled with it. Ii is rather vulgar to use
sugar for sweetsning lopon. MoiasscS is the
thing. A. venerable lazy, who lived to . con.
siderable age on the banks, once speaking Of
the healthiness OF Iopon as a drink, said
Bless the Lord, Iopun has kept TIC out Of
Heaven these twenty years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
4 GEM W0Kh.

JTHIFoRM AND DRESS OF THE ARMY Of THE
l. CONFEDERATE sTATEs.-A limited edition, only
100 copies Of this work, the authorized stdnddrd, will
shortly be Issued. The distinctions between the various
grades are shown by the plates, Of which there will he
fifteen, and consisting Of all the different 0erartueni, OF the
Service, and comprising about 80 figures. This edition Will
he plain black, and will be followed b. smother edition IN
full colors, @ magnificent work. 1t will contnin plates and
also full directions for the guidance OF tGilors. Liberal
tel ms will be extended To BOOKSELLER. Apply 10 CaloEel
BLANrON DUNCAN, Mchmond, Virginia.
lupust lo-nTs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

y MINNIE RIFLE M~AHUrAcToRy N New 0r
lEASs.-fhe New Orleans Bulletin" sars it
may not be generally kuomn that & minnie rifle
manulac;ory has been established in this city,
and is now in successful operation. TIE RI
flo turned cut is equal in all respects, in accu-
racy Of bore, completeness, durability and
elegance of finish 10 any made in the North,
in England, France CT Belgium. The cstab-
listnIent, upon It's present basis, is capable Of
making ten rifles 4 dag.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
RICHMOND CATTLE MARKET, Arc. 9,

BEsT.-The sales OF cattle ut the scales this week amount
cd 10 2Il head, ct prices ranging from 8 50 TO s4.o0 gross
The supply being light last week, and the Government
taking 100 head this week, made the demasG quite active,
ct greatly advanced figures.
~sHEEP.-Deuand less active than has been; We iuSte at
5 N S4.50 perhead.
HoGs-Nonc II market, and demand a-iirc, ~ quote al
q to $3.50 Eet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
AUDITING: HOARD,

k!CnMOSn, Aug. 10, lsGl.
fsIlIE duty OF closing the business Of the Office of Com
Z m!ssars General Subsistence Of Vir gln!a Forces hav-
Ing bean transferred to CilAa. II. B05hEis, MI state AS
sisiant Coramls:arlcs are required TO send their accounts
to hin on or before lat September PROF..
b. oric: Of The Board,
j. BELL BIGGER,
t-- i--J.~'- {t.-E NJ i{o.ri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

HOPS HOFN!! HUPe AND BARLEY
WANTED large quantity Of Hops, for which a liberal
w price will be paid. They crow Wild on a good mann
streams in Virginia, tlioce VII" Will nov satner trem ana
ship 10 me, will be compensated for their lnbor.
- J.. D. GOODMAN.
p. s.-Farmersv Who will have BARLEY for sale will piesio
J.. D.. G.,
,up o.-cs1u Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
NASH VILE, TENNESSEE

NASH WILLIE, TENNESSEE.
w MILITARY GOODS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS GENERALLY.
BLU BLANKETS. RED ELhSi' kTS
HOIsERY. EEEDLES. THREADS PRINTS,
COUNTRY JEANS, LINsEY and SOCKS,
SHIRT l0SOMS,
LI.EN, COTTON, SILK and MUSLIN HANpkERCHlEtS
and all other varieties Of Goods, usually found in a we'll
assorted stock, which We Offer at
WHOLESALE ONLY.
IRBY, MORGAN 4 co.
Also S2b, 900 worth ct View aad Desirable HEAVY WIN
TER CLOTHING. l., 81. & Co.
Aur. 2I-l2m.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
pLOUS AND PLOW CASTINGS.
Il. III. STARKE,

No. $. MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
ySTOULD call the attention OF all who use PloTs 10 the
w fact that he has the Patterns Of all the FLOWS in
general use throughout this StGte. and can supply any part
or piece OF Casting which may be wanting 10 most any
PIow, whether made In the State or North Of It.
lie would call the particular attention Of those who need
neg Flows to his PATENT SOUTHERN PLoW, which has
been so fully tried 10 all the country around Richmond,
and found TO work well where others had slgnally failed, as
heing the hest working, most economical and lghie:t
Lraught Plow to be had anywhere, At any price.
Auu 2I-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
ACADEMY.

f5fliE TS cuty-NInt: Sesso.n of TIL. school will open Oc;o-
4 Der lst, iSGl, and close August lst, 1867. The course Of
Instruction is preparatory 10 the University Of Virginia, and
Is thorough in the Latin, Greek, English, and French Lau-
guag-5 mathematics and Philosophy.
Terms Board and tuition, exclusive of lights and tow
els, 1900; payable slG0 October LIST, and slUO March lst.
For any period OF less ,handvr months, a5 per I%nOnthIsill
but sickness. For further particulars consult catalogue.
sR- Address i.odors 7. u, Amelia county, Virginia.
Aug EFF VIM. II. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

DEER LAND SALE,
- ACRES OF rug CHOICEST LAND On DgKs
AsOOO CREEK, ten miles from Greensvllle, iI Wash
ington county, Mississippi.
There is not q aner body o! Loud N thf; mississippi :al.
ley.
It will yield, with certainty, ~ bsles OF Cotton, or 20
bushels OF Corn per acre.
1t ~ SoT SUBJECT 20 fJCSDNTinTI anu us natural drainage
renders ditchlng unnecessary.
There Is no finer stock range; as In addition to cane aud
the ordinary grasses. Blue GRA2s and RSp CLOVER, do we'll
omit.
It Is In a neIghborhood Of wealthy planter, some OF
whom are from Virginia and Tennessee.
TIE improvements consist Of 8 good Dwelling House, Me-
gro Quarters, Gin House, Stable, Cribs, &C.; $50 acres In
cultivation, and 8 ~deadening Of $50 acres, thul ~adordlng
1000 acres for cultivation next year.
A rare opportunity Is offered in Its sale, TO secure the
onest Cotton Plantation on the Mississippi river.
For TERMS, spPly to FARLEY, JUREY3 CO.,
March i9-cE6m New Orleans, La.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
DIED.
0RETUARY-

Saturday, the 24th inst, IN the eleventh year Of her age, Of
typhoid fever, LUCY, y~ounges: daughter Of Vim. A. Mon-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27

ATTENTION BLUES!
4 HAVE deposited with JAS. \. SCOTT, Esq, tiormer
Il lst Lieutenant ar. j.. l. Is" y separate drafts for pay due
to discharged members Of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, up TO the JJth juno last.
Mr. Scott Til senl or deITeT these On proper appllca.
ton, accompanied Y written receipts for the same.
.. JESNINGS WISE,
Aug 23-Iaw Capt. r. l.. l. D.
"Thig, ""Dispatc!r' AMI "~Exmminer" will please copy.
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CORY RIGHT SECURED.
n o " T. u Il l. / Fl / II Z

VIII DC out bJ the 10th September:
COMPILATION OF TIE TARIFF ACT
OE IIE
CONFEDERATE STATES or AKEEfC4
APPROVED MAY 2lst. 1861.
the Rates OF Duties payable on Imported
5 Goods. Wares and Merchandise, from end Alter Sep"
iember 1st, 1861, Alphabetically Arranged.
Also containing.
RECENT ACTS OF CONGRESS
and Circulars Of th4 Treasury Department relative TO Com
merce, Navigation aud the Revenue together with The
WAREHOUSE SYSTEM,
Forms OF Custom House Blanks; Protests and hppesiS: "a,
bles Of Foreign Weights, Measures and currencies, Reduced
TO the Standard Of The Confederate states; Rules torhd
mcasuremen emit of Vessels for Tonnage, ETC., arranged by J..
=. WALDEN, Deputy Collector Custom House, foitot"t"
Orleans.
~ '' cORsoN & ARMSTRONG,
Aug q No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-08-27
an lrnDortant Arrest.

Colonel Pleasant McClung. Captain Ii. l."
McClung, Charles B. Wallace, ESQ, acting
under tho authority of General T. X. 2ollicof-
fer, arrested on the down train yesterday,
Commander r. E. Boutwell,, U. S Navy.
He was arrested upon the order Of The Sc
cretary Of the Navy Of the Confederate States,
and will be sent to Richmond. The cause Of
the arrest is not known.-HnorpiUe Eeqistey,
.AuG. "a.
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aus20-i0t

80 RIDING hSD BAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES'.
lis PEGI;AM will resume The dulles Of her School on
WI The first day Of October mex.
she will b" hidc! by competent assistants in each depart.
inent.
The French language will continue to receive special al.
,cn,ion under the supervision Of Niue. Ivrnnd.
The Bellies Letters Class will, as heretofore, form a prom.
in"n. and interesting feature In the system Of the School.
Circulars containing further Information may be had on
application 10 Mrs. }. ". Pcgram, AZ he: residence 10 Lin.
dca Row. Franklin street.
Aug t3-TEsSCStG
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OlkSsN iliEl ' q ''iI Wv plSi'ilE - Nbsh~ 't''t.
Jnly l1--Mmh l.. ARTERY, Co c, 9Th Ala Rcg't
lS-lohn W Jeffrey, of Green Co Va.
GOWN Smith, Co D, Sd S c Regiment.
!i-Wm " Spencer, c Ricfs, 18Th Miss
Regiment.
22--J r McNutt, Co G, lI.h Miss.
Allen Ware, Brown Rebels, 1871.
Mississippi.
2I-John Rh nchcarl.
VIA c Stephens, Co II, 18th Miss.
VIA WestbrookS, Co C., I'd MissiS.
sippi. Died from effect of wounds
on lilc cars. Also, enc man, name
unknown.
Vim Dunn, Cd Miss wounded.
BP Steward, 9th Va; wounds.
TR Strickland, Srrg't Go f, 2dMis-
sissippi Regiment.
25-L W White, co Z, Tin Reg't Z.
oG-Wm D Null, Co E, 7th Reg'tSC.
--Duphcy, Miller Rifles S!h Ga.
37-Cyrus D Slricklcr, Co 7, 18th Va;
wounds.
" J Falkenberg, Tia; Rosk Guards
2dSC.
2s-John n Daniel, Flat EocI; Guards,
eds c; wounds
B 4 Parks, Co |, 10Th y i; wounds
29-Jas " Campbell, Res'tnot known.
81 Wood, Co a sth So ca.
Vim Etheridge, Co F eth So Ga.
jas NJ Carson, Butler Guards, p
Reg't So Ca.
Tnos fuel, sth Reg't So Ca.
30-Rcuben S%tartain, Co 6 9th Ala.
Vim Harvey, 9th So Ga.
Jas B McYeigh, Co F 9TH So Ca.
3l-WmF Thomas, Corpl Ua F. 4th Ala.
E Sharp, Co E 9TH So Ca.
Aug. l-Saml Payne, Go G 18th Va.
VIM II Mathews, Co \ 9th nc.
Rslard Williams, 5th: II c, address
Wilson P0.
JOS B McVay, Co L 9th Reg't SO Ca.
David McSvain, Co G 9Th Gin.
W J Kelly, 18th Miss ca y.
VIM Humphreys, lath Va.
Thos Muilcns, 10Th Va; wounds.
L NJ Riser, Brown Rebels 18th Miss.
Madison Howell, co 4 9th So Ca.
j W Nicely, Co Ri SO Ca.
George Turner.
Reuben Ransom, ca /, Ali So Ca;
wopnicd.
,in0 II :Snciiirid.
Story, Co f, ,tA So Ca.
Benz C Perry, Lancaster lnvincihles,
9 So ca.
WWS Myers, c .hea, 18th Mss.
II II Blggctt, Co e, 7rh Ga.
IL W Wider, Scre't Co |, 9th y =.
i NJ Casey, Capt Isl Mich; wounds.
- Ig"y, Col, 18th Miss.
j l. Main.
Al GogdolocI;, 9TH Rss'!. Sc.
Ill T Mitchell.
j IIemphiil, 9th S e.
WIN NJ Cox, Co E, Eth Miss.
id r DOrman, 9TH 5 {.
Geo NJ Cromer 9TH S c.
John Mathews, . Rif.s. lo;l Miss.
Volunteers.
N Doss, Co D 18th Miss
Marion Noles, ca d lS;n Mis-.
s--Birch Whitehead, 5th y c.
William Coughlin, l9ih Va
l0--Daniel Ellington. lI'h Miss.
l2-CB Atkins, Go {; 81 Miss.
l3-John Lanford, 9th G Co Ii.
William Florence, Go D It'll Ga
Id l. Harden, II r l4s, 18th Miss.
l5--Jessie Sherley, 10th Miss.
1G-J r Woodward Co 4, 9th Ala.
~17-Thomns Giles, Go g, 9th Co,SC.
ls--E Randise, Co O., 18Th Miss.
o0--John f Lc.sel, Z Rifles, 18th Miss.
j II Cathcart, Co Fl, 9th &C.
At u,e time there were twelve or fifteen hun.
lrcl sick ard wounded in the hospital at
Charlottesville, but owing 10 the judicious
arrangements made by the managers, and their
cxcrtions, aided bg the citizens OF
I'm tcvn mr. Al ,hr rDuntV the mortality. rs will
&c seen, has not been great.
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