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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-16

How TO RAISE PLuas,-Plams arc the
most sure Of any fruit with nc, put
hen manure around them in tho spring
aud fall, enough TO kill the grass, l have
enough kinds so as to last from the first
Of September to the last Of October:
III. NJ. G, in HELD Notes. "
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ROMEO, Macomb Co., Mich, July 9th, 1860.
Messrs. N. HARRIs & Co.: ..
GcntiemcR:-!The confidence have In Perry Davis
Pam Killer as a remedy for Colds, Coughs Buns,
Sprains and Rheumatism, for the cure Of which
have successfully used it, induces me TO cheerfully
recommend its virtues TO others
few months ago Ihad recourse TO II to destroy a
fclOn; although had never heard of its being Used
for that purpose buthaylng suffered intensely from
former one, and having no other remedy ut hand, |
applied the Pain Killer freely for about hfteen min
utes at evening, and repeated the application very
briefly the next morning, which entirely destroyed the
felon, and increased my confidence in the utility ol
the remedy. YOurstruly, A. W CURTIS,
Minister OF the Wesleyan Methodist Church
Pain Killer sold by all drugglsts-4w5
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cT The venerable OK. .GovernorO Owsley,
Of Kentucky, said tho other day, in the
most emphatic manner: II will be the last
man in Kentucky to leave tho Union. and
when every other man has done 30, will
seize the flag of my country ard claim ii
for my own"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-05-16

ET The troops who have already left
New York for the scat Of war number
$3.50 men. At the present limo there
are $4,000 volunteers in the city who are
ready or nearly ready to march, making
n grand total OF 81 ,0lO.
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EE No sane man believes tho present
war an aggressive ono on tho part OF the
Government. The man who processes
such belief. is eithor fool ora traitor.
The rebellion was inaugurated without
cause and is prosecuted without reason,
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EI-Ths mob spirit WAS rampant in St.
Louis on Saturday and Sunday. The
most villainous and cold bloodod assaults
we're madO upon German citizens, by the
Secessionists. morely because tho former
proved themselves loyal to the Govern.
menl
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DES'The man who would charge our
oSisting national troubles upon his party
or that party. and seek by thus doing. to
ALLEVIATE the people from the support Of
the Government is an unqualified tory.
His meauness is only exceeded in turpc.
tude by that Of Judas.
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Eyour nearest way to the ocean is
through the old Dominion Avalanche.
Your nearest way to the bottom Of it is
through indentifcation with her fortunes.
+ louisville Journal. s1 SO 4,ta
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EE-sena,or Chandler, of Michigan,
says that If Wiunaus, the Baltimore
rebel. is not hung, he win resign his seat
in Congress.
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lPTho following, from MessrS Gage & Mather,
prominent druggists ofSparta, gives further evidence
OF the great popularity OF our medicine:
Sparta, Monroe co., Wis, july 7th, 1850.
Messrs. J. N. HARRfS C C0.-GeDtlemen-It Is
with pleasure that we speak a word in commendatOn
Of your very valuable medicines, "Perry Davis Pain
Killer" aud 'Dr Richardson's Sherry Wine Btters.'
the public at large to need any very special notice
from pa articular individuals. The Pain Killer has be-
come household remedy all through the West, an {
have ever met with, and as they become known The
demand increases, and all find from their sati
factory results. Most Respectfully,
GAGE SS MATHER.
Sold by all druggists.
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EJTho Kansas Legislature has appro'
priated $50. 900 to bO used to repCI inva-
sions and place the State on a war foot.
in0
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EEThe Courier says that Louisville
is hemmed in" We hope she won't be
sewed up Louisville Journal.
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III Texas Troops--Army Mntters--Spios nj
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Citizens al
the SOuLh.

III Texas Troops--Army Matters--Spios nj
Tho Cnpital--Alassachusctt Citizens al
the SOuIh. ....
New YORK. May l3.--All tho troops
captured in Texas and released on parole
will bo required to renew their full ohliga.
ton TO the Government, aud refusal to
take the oath will be met with instant dis
missal from service. xxx. -.
II is well known that there are hun.
dreds Of mon IN the Wes. who have seer
service in Europe; to such men tho Gov.
crnmCnt will undoubtedly furnish uni
forms, equipments and horses.
Governor Sprague's Regiment yester
day made up a purse Of one thousand dol
lars for tho sisters Of young Howard, whc
was murdered by the policeman.
The regiment Of cavalry which Car
Sohurz is 10 raise will bo one Of tho mos
effective in tho service. The object is tC
enlist and organize body Of men who
have seen service and donol need drilling
The Heralds Washington dlspaCl
states spies are plenty in the very midst o
the Federal troops apd elsewhere; bu
there being no declaration of war made
they cannot DO treated as spies, ,.
They must be proved TO be traitors t
their country, and dealt with as such.
Word has beOn sent to Governor An
drews OF Massachusetts,, that her citizen
are Imprisoned, without oilense, ut Rich
mond and Charleston, Wha. course h
will pursue relative 70 il is yet to. b
seen. ~ 81, 4,
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, rs From tAe. .aSusrtiser, Pr0DidsRcs, R. H.
The Ccphulic pills are said TO be remarkably Of
iectiye remedy forlhe hoadache and one oftho very
best for that very frequent complaint which has ever
been discovered.
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Startling News from St. Louis.
GRAND CAPTURE OF REBEL
TROOPS.

A BRILLIANT MILITARY COUP de
MAIN.
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STnL MovINe ON,--Maj. T. b. Flour.
regiment Of 1000 Arkansans are
on their march to Virginia, and will be
in Lynchburgh in few days. Lou. Cour
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From the Southern PGtA RaJSy, .TeV Orleans, La
Try them! you that arc afflicted, ,and we are su re
that your Testimony ea be added 10 the already
morols list that has received benefits that no othcr
medicine can produce. VI III fTTfT I r
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surrender Of n secession Brigade
Unfortunate Emeute in ST. Louis

RECApTURE OF UNITED STATES ARMS.
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From tAe- .aip,rti,er. propi,l,

iIyon are, or have been troubled with the head
acne, send tor box SePhae Piils,1so that you may
have them "a case iofan attack. III
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Fr0m the Denoeral. SL. clnnd. Mnn. u

From tie Erqmiasr, Norfolk, IA.
They have been tested in more than u thousand
cases, with entire SUCCESS.
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FroHiike Kera;jNa Yaiisy star, RaAdpGG, Va.
We arc sure thai persons suffering with tho head
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YpsIlunu, Mich, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDING.
g.

Not long since sent you fora box OF Ccphalic
Piiistor the cure Ofthc Nervous Headache and Cos
uvcness and received tho SAME, aud they had SO goOd
an GBeet that oas induced 20 send for more.
Please send by return mail. Direct 10
r.f . f. 4. r. WnEELER, Ypsilaali, Mich.
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wish you to send mo moro box OF your CcphaIiS
Pills. hagerscsiUedG gtcat deal of benz from them.
Yours, respectfully,
MARY ANN STOIKuousE,
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BY the ofthese Pills tho periodic attacks Ner
uOus or Sick Headache may be prevented and taken
at the commencement OF an attack imme diate relief
from pain and sick ness VIII bG obtained.
They seldom fail Ia removing tho Nausea and Head
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They act gently upon the bowels,-removing Cos
tiDeHess. fl q -
jBor Literary Men, ,Students, Delicate Females ard
all persons of sedantary habits they are valuable
LdTdtipo Improving the appetite, giving and pigOr
to the digestive organs, and restoring natural eias-
ticity and strength ofthe whole system.
The CEPHALlC PILLS are the result of long In
vestigationandcatnfuyco conducted experne nts,hay-
ing been IN use many years, during which time they
have prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain
and suffering from Headache, whether originating In
the nervous system Orfrom deranged state Of ,he
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their compo sition
and may betaken at ltmes with perfect safety with
out making any change OF Diet aud the Of any
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS!
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C. spald-
Ing on each Box. 20
Sold by Druggists in all other Dealers in Medicines
Box Will be sent by mail prepaid receipt Ofthe
PRICE 25 CENTS. at
AHorters should be addressedto
a. ,... HENRY G. SPALDING. 4
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Beverly, Mass, Dec. II. lam.

II. 6. SPALpING. ESQ. - -
wish for some circular orlargr show bills to bring
your Oephalic pills more particularly bc fore my GUS
toners ltyou have anything OF tho kind, please
sent to mo-. G. p -'..a l--tss
One otnyeustomers, who is ubject TO sey ere Sick
Headaehe, USUALLY lasting two days) pas cured Of an
attack in ono hour 1y your Pills, which Isent her.
Respectfully yours,
w. B. WuKEk
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From t6o E1amiuer, Torfoit, "a.

Cephalc Pulls accomplish tho object for whlchtSe
were made, viz; Cure ofheadache in all Its forms
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Fronths Western r. r. Gazette, chisago, M.
We heartily endorsc:Mr. spaidlhg, andhis unriral.
led Cophalic Pills.
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., Reynoldsburg, Franklin Co. o., Jan. 0, 1861.
HENRY,C. SPALDING, ~
No. 4o Cedar st., *. ..
.T.L ..E lkt DEARSIR: g ..hhs rt..a
Enclosed find twenty-n cents for which send box
OF "Cephac Pills." Send to address of Rov. VIM.
c. Fuller, kelnoidsburg. franklin Co., Ohio.
Your Pits UOrk Ike eharm-eure Headache almert
iHstaHter. Truly yours,
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:. Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. rs, Isoi.g
HESRY C. SPALDiNG, Esq. 'F'f
Please fnd enclosed twenty Ave cents. for which
send me another box o { your Cephalic Pills. They
are truly the best Pills / hare crsr tried.
direct A. Slower, 7. NJ.
%. Belle Vernon. NyandOt Co q
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% From the 50. Louis sDsmoerat.r
Tho immense demand forthe article (Ccphallc Pills)
Is rapidly increasing. .1 80 I1lf1i y 1'"~T'
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MasOtrllIe, Conn. Feb. 3. ls6l,.

rs these testmoHials nero unsolicited bB Mr. SPAL3.
IN0, they afford unqHestiORabie proof of the G-
feaey Jthis truly scientific discovery.
Masonville, Conn, Feb. 5, 1861.
Mr.. SrALDiN1. -. 's'7
SlR:
have tried your CophalicIPills, and like them SO
nell that want you TO send me two dollars worth
more.
Part ofiheso arc the ncghbors, to whom gave
few out Of the first box got from you.
Send the Pills by mail, and obge
Your obr servant,
....... JAMES KENNEDY.
:, Havcrlord, Pa, Feb. O. 1861.
MR. SPALnINn. u -
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p. S.-ihavo used one Gop ot your PiNs, and ind
them GIeciient
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FrOmtho Gazette, DaverP Ort, EOWa,
Mr. Spalding would not connect his hamo with an
af1icio no did not kHoD to possess real merit.
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..a Spruce Greek, Huntington Co., Pa.,l
II. G. srALDlxo. IS - - ~ '"'
Sin: VI fg II y
You will please send me two boxes of your Cephalic
Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-26
GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
ESSEX COUNTY.


MIR. Laban Pike of Newburyport was found
on Wednesday morning, on the floor of the
barn at the Bellevile hotel in dying cOndi-
ton. He had been employed on the premises,
and had probably fallen the night before He
was but slightly bruised, but was injured in
ternally. His age was about go years.
BRISTOL COUNTY.
The arrival home of the Taunton Light
Guard from their three months service in Vir-
giuia was signaized by a spontaneous and en-
thusastic ovation, very honorable to the citi-
zens, and fattering to the gallant troops.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
An old lady named Peasee, aged 72 years,
was run over by an engine at East Lebanon,
on Saturday, and instantly killed. She was
from Warner, and had come to visit friends
residing at East Lebanon. Arriving in the
ears, she had taken shorter cut to the house
of her friends, which led her over portion of
the railroad track. She had passed curve
on the track, when an engine came along, at
full speed, and was upon her before those in
charge of it could give any efficient alarm or
seasonably arrest the machine. The result
was the poor old lady was run over and crush
ed to death, within sight almost of the friends
she had taken so much pains to visit.
Mrs. Quimby, wife of the agent at the AM
osl,eap station, Manchester, had narrow es.
cane from lightning during shower Monday
forenoon A telegraph post near the station
was struck by lightning and demolished.
Mrs. Quimby, who was at the back door OF the
depot, within few feet of the post, was much
affected by the shock, barely es aping serious
injury.
VERMONT.
The inhabitants OF Stamford are In an unen-
yiable state of excitement over wild man
that has been seen in that vicinity, who makes
strange sounds on the mountains and lives on
roots and wild fruits. He is described as being
about six feet high, and covered entirely with
hair two inches long, with the exception of the
upper part of his face.
CONNECTICUT.
On Sunday morning, a little son OF Chap.
man Hall of Chatham found a huge rattle
snake, on his way to the pasture, and attack
ed him. The snake showed fight, and opened
on him like masked battery but the lad
continued his assaults with Yankee pluck, and
''daxed him OUT On being asked how he
smashed the reptiles head, he replied, with
the heel of my shoe, of course; do you think
I'm 'fraid Of snake?" The rattlesnake
measured A feet inches, without his head,
and was inches in circumference.
Mrs Prof. Larned has given donation OF $1,000
10 Yale College for the purchase OF books on
music besides valuable collection of books
on hymnology. The college library has also
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-26
nnnMwAsuINGroN.

A personal visit to Arlington House to day
failed to obtain an additional list of the killed
and wounded A few regiments have made
out reports. Some adjutants probably feel
disposed still to await the coming in of strag-
glers
Gov. Blair of Michigan was serenaded to-
night, and made patriotic speech, in which a
reference to Gen. Mcclellan elected vociferous
cheers. He to day obtained from government
authority to send five additional regiments into
the field. They would be here within four
weeks.
The continual arrival and departure of
troops make the capital very lively. Three
new regiments from Pennsylvania-the 9th,
7th, and 10th-came in last night. The three
months volunteers FROM Connecticut go home
to-day. In ali, there are seventeen regiments
of three months mep, who have been dismiss
ed from the government service, their terms
having expired. Their places are more than
supplied by fresh arrivals.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-26

4 received a valuable donation of books from
Mr. G. w. Bradley, whose taste ruhs to books
| of ofphiloogy and heraldry.
n The army worm has appeared at Middle
Nwn.- They swarmed in immense numbers
coSering the ground with wiggling mass,
oud quirming onward with astonishing rapid.
itv 81 alarm was sounded, and the citizens
cc,no tn defense of the town, laid siege TO
the enemy nd soon hemmed them in with
ditchps filed ~ n coal tar.
,Ioseph A. ASsms, of Waterbury, and a
member of COL CSSSs regiment, was drown.
ed in Hartford, Wednesday, while bathing.
His wife, the day prev gus came from New
Haven and visited the calS lor the purpose of
bidding her husband good D@ before lie went
to war. tA
MISCELLANEOUS. 7atA
Hon. Kennedy Marshall of Pitts6ce& who
was in the forest pear Bulls Run, in tlis<SpA
flict, saw six shtSes, who said they escafe, :
from a rebel battery They declared that the
rebels have very large numbers OF negroes at
Manassas junction, who were compelled to
work upon the Notifications and worked some
of the batteries. They fell trees, and act as
the walters upon the better class Of white sol
diers in the rebel army. They assured Mr..
Marshall that these slaves knew very well the
cause of the war, and were seeking an oppor-
tunty to escape to the federal lines. 1t re.
quires, they say, an equal number of white
men to watch the negroes.
Among the civilians who entered Fairfax
Court House with Gen. McDowells S army was
daughter of Thurlow Weed, who bore away
a rebel flag and other trophies. The lady was
Mrs VIM. Barnes Of Albany.
The amusements Of the Philadelphians next
season will be wholly conducted by ladies.
Mrs John Drew will manage one of the thea.
tiers, Mrs. Garrettson another, and the cele-
brated Mrs. Bowers may "occupy" new the.
ater. Management under these auspices will
be a lively and amusing business.
farmer in Kentucky killed COW few
days since, in whose stomach was found
large brass pin, q hair pin, and quantity of
hooks and eyes. 1t is inferred that the old
COW swallowed the mikmaid.
1t is reported that "Bili Phillips'-once
respectable man, and of considerable note in
Madison county as an editor and a politician,
but in recent years known only as a vagrant--
was recently drowned in the canal at Canas
tOta.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-26
THE ARMY BILL.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The two branches
of congress have compromised on the disagree,
ing amendment to the bill for the increase OF
the regular military establishment. The SEN
ate bill for its augmentation by eleven regl-
ments to $4,000 men. in accordance with the
recommendation of the president, was finally
adopted, with the proviso that the army, thus
increased to 10000, shall be reduced to $4,000
at the end of the war without further legisla-
ton. 1t is by no means certain that the sem
ate will consent to all the appointments for
these new regiments
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-26
FROM NEW YORK.

Nv York, July 25-The Sd Vernon
M - aud will leave this after
noon for Baltimore and report to Gen. DIX
WAsurNcroN, July 25.-LSpecial to the
New York Commercial, Six regiments ar
rived in Washington last night Col. Miles,
who commanded the reserve at Centervllle
during the battle, is under arrest Tor dereilc'
ton of duty.
The 1st Minnesota regiment appears to have
suffered the most severely of any, it being as
certaned that they have 66 killed and 100
missing. The men are undaunted and ready
again Tor action.
There are 10000 rebels at Fairfax. The ru-
mors that Gen. Johnston was killed are said to
be confirmed.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-[Special to the
New York Evening Post. There are now
only 200 of the Fire Zouaves to be accounted
for The regiment is 900 strong. Mr.. Dawes,
member of congress from Massachusetts,, found
among the rebel prisoners a young friend who
graduated at Williams College, and also anoth'
er prisoner who graduated at Harvard. When
Mr.. d. told the former what his parents in
Massachusetts said about him he cried like a
child.
The Connecticut regiments saved the gov
ernment 100000 by collecting stores abandon
ed during the retreat. The men of the New
York Goth declare that a majority of the regi-
ment will come back to serve during the war.
II is said that the government holds Col.
Miles responsible for the disaster of Sunday.
He commanded the reserves, and it is report
ed that he was negligent at the critical mo-
ment, and will be tried by court martial.
The government to-day accepted regiment
of artillery from Pennsylvania. 1t consists of
1000 men, battery of 3Oguns, five squadrons
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-26

. ST. LOUIS, July 25-Major General Free
mont arrived here this morning, and took up
his quarters at the residence of the late Col.
Brout.
The accounts from Keokuk, Iowa, say that
several hundred secessionists took possession
of Memphis, in Scotland county, Missouri. on
Saturday last, and were entrenching them
1000 Union men, under Col Moore, who are
encamped near by.
A thousand stand of arms have been dis
tributed along the southern border of Iowa,
by Gov. Lockwood Much excitement exist
ed along the border on both sides. The seces-
sionists are dsarming the Union men OF north
east Missouri.
JEFFERsoN CRY, July 25.-ln The state
convention committee has reported IN favor
of setting aside the secession governor anu
judges, abolishing the present legislature ana
its secession enactments, and choosing new
governor aud new judges, to hold Office until
August, 1862,
Worcester daily spy., 1861-07-26
THE RICHMOND EXAMINERS AC
COUNT OF THE BATTLE.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-The Richmond Elk.
aminer of Saturday, says the retreat from
Fairfax and Centerville was in accordance
with orders. Bulls Run being selected as the
battle ground, our troops after firing several
hundred rounds withdrew in order before the
advancing toe, and fell back on Bulls Run.
Here the retiring forces were met by the 11th
18th and 1st Virginia regiments, and waited
expecting fight at day break. About four P
M, the main body of the foe advanced within
half a mile of the Run, and made three sever
al attempts to advance, being each time re-
pulsed with great loss. The retreat had every
appearance of signal route, leaving the dead
behind, and losing six pieces Of cannon, Two
of the Virginia regiments pursued them some
distance, capturing a number of prisoners.
The enemy, in their several advances, be-
haved at first with great spirit, quickly rally
ing and closing up their mowed-down columns,
but finally broke and gave way under the
murderous execution of our artillery.
Wednesday afternoon dispatches were sent
to Johnston to repair with a portion OF his
command to reinforce Beauregard. The ene-
my, as they advanced displayed accustomed
vandalism, burning and destroying the villages
of Fairfax, Germantown and Centervie men
and women fleeing in all directions. The bat
tie extended along the Run a distance of mile
and within that space the enemy left nine hun
dred eigllty-siX dead and wounded. Our loss
is hundred thirty, ee~On hiiied, "ounueu
and missing The missing since returned re-
duce the number TO sixty. The number of
the enemy engaged is variously estimated at
between five and ten Thousand. Our force but
little exceeded thirty five hundred.
The Richmond Wing calls the fight skr-
mish of first rate proportions, and says-"We
hear that the provost marshal reports that he
buried 9S3 of the enemy. Our infantry made
the bayonet charge on the enemy which swept
all before it. Among the unreported officers
killed are Gen. Mure of the New Orleans ar.
tiIlery, Major Harrison, Kirby Smith of Flori.
da, and Col. Johnston, S. c."
Private dispatches to gentleman in Louis
vile, from Nashville, says Daniel Adams re-
ported in the confederate congress the rebels
loss in killed and wounded to be 5000. The
aame dispatch states that Wadey's, Hampton's !,
and the South Carolina legion were entirely
I'M.