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r uvERTCH WIN. Il. d CO.. COTTON FACTORS
4 ~ Snsnissios Merchants No "a Gid Bsss%..

r. EVERICH, WIN. Il. d CO.. COTTON FACToRS
4 80 Ifnn,,nission Merchants. No "a Old bsvsN.
y,o.EER 4 SON, N. c., DEALERS IN ALL KINDS
OF Clothing and Furnishing Goods corner Magazine and
Grayisr streets
TODD, JN0., DEALER IN MILLINERY and FINE
4 Fancy Dry Goods Nos. l. and Il Charities street
SSDFDDN w. & CO.. DEALERS IN FLOUR, Ger
In nsr Povfrsx and Se,y T,avas Rtrsets mvl2 "
EYYNSOA. GEO. w. ~ CO., SHIPPING AdENSn
Il nd GoEry5fascn Merchants NJ lamp ktrsst
AlGHT0N 81 BLANC, CLoTHIERs, corner
4 "A r4nAta ST, Charles streets
DENTHUYSEN. LEWIS q CO., pEALESs In
ii FSncy and SnpIa y Goods. No LII Canal street
nAmERUN ~ CO., }. d., DEALERS IN GAh
J ~ petings, Oil Cloths, etc., Nc. LA Canal .reet,
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PUBIC HOUSES.

- JEFFEHSDN LAKE HOTEI~-gND or
uarolton KR-Having leased this delightfully."- situated
NE House for term OF take this OF making
known to the public that # has been thoroughly renovated
April Thankful to patrons for past promise Ii
every manner possible 70 meet their Wishes should please
them o give us csn. ''>
as 61 DAN'L PETERS Il co,
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w eaeaus gay cren eauesaau prnhg gerember 60 1861
SHERIFF,s SALES.
- CITY OF NEW ORLEANS vs.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT J. A. GUILLOTTE AND AIS
tJaeqnes Arthur Guillotte and
Of New Orleans. Gabriel J,eI3retop Deschanelles'l-

-~-~>->~7~~~>~~~~--~> -~~~~~--~--~~-~
CITY q HhS 9h 1sb SL e.
ssSsii5 A'ss Ssf;'f sra
Ply VIRTUE OF 4 Wit vi oS seizure and sal.
io 6 T. as d'isoiSa Ne
puc aneon % Ho Como % se
Camp ard Magazine streets aoNDAY December g $751;
THREE Ions OF GROUND, situate and lying in the First
and y * s sS a ad
e ee M ali d sdn ss. s the s De
each measure ness and lines 'front.' HsSa on
R5 ade s1s s BY dep g 90 ss IL parallel
lodges and advantages thereunto belonging any ap
'i s sei@H Il the above suit.
~ to asa The s Of g0
d hsw By the % The order and By
sbls respectively te Citizens Bank Of Loaisiasa three and
de S 4 ar cent per a
maturity nn paid and the balance of the price of adudca-
Sheriff q a III, h f rafsh of Orleans
oo'n S;S i y ( Sss
de la Nouvels orleans. Arthur Gnilotte ct Gabriel
i Pss Dssehapellss9-So
ENx YE Err, dun writ dc sais1e ct ysnts 2
EyS ) as sssss sas &C 4 5s
la vente pubhqne adjudication de la popete don't suit la
Tk6s eRkAINs situes dams Premier District de cete
X sno5 ? 9s pe lie I nan ess
par l. pi & yoyer date du de deeemoe 1855 Les dts
q PIED poasss Ct snss A. face l. Dyads sur me
s oas n e " IL
safl' dses s aFp4f's ai.s:sns
CoNDITIoNs-a assxn,era lie Placement de delx
pes Dc Ia s9me de six cent qunze piasres s65 chaenn
SEES ever 1859 e: pay a6les respectveme1 la
pour ein;rs "a date 4 i"sqsa
In uHl
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CONsTABLE,S SALES.

sEcoSD JUSTICES COURT }W. f. Mc9UITHEY vs. NJ r; Nc
Parish of Orleans. ) CARTliI, ct als.-No. 1858.
Pr VIRTUE of n writ OF tieri ia cias, TO me
I'D directed by the Hon D. +. Mitchell Second Justice the
Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell public
auction warehouse, Grarer and Liberty Streets
SATURDAY, the S0th November 1861 at O'Clock Nj
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BOOKS, etc
Seized in the above su
TERMS-CaSh tho spot.
nt9 Is 30 W. H. WATERS Constable.
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kS RBPTUREs ~
RADIcAILY CURED, @ OIL
Letter from DR.. VI. T. MIA Editor of the vicksburs
vIcxsauRe, Miss. May 8, 1885, I
Mr. T s Ssss k ss ,srn..
and psosa ssssss e e MAKE ss he foil
s' he a'sp ssegsa 5
Of
opinion abo1, the ode ssr attn esgs
Nsw f.
CURATIVE the boy was r.
ss Sas Ky Ss ahs On Il Tie es M &
Ing all The work Of field hand rolling bags etc whou.
disease and for my gratitude Dr. shsr
Extract from Letter Written Three Years Previous to the
Above, in reference to the same boy ,
IssAoUEsA Co., Miss, May ?, 1857.
Dear boy George is perfectly cured of the rupture
a g oS Work as sas 'As men lew Mills g.
Letter Dr. Thos. Harper of PLY
b. -~N soans in the State q Ni;;issipPi: r.,o,s
Dr. Shenandoah Sir send the boy Ben b sto you
Sled with my sk to him am sa asd your Plan
is ght and that you can h Please wi s by the re
'-''' - 'O''' THos. j. aARPBR, ND.
old rupured both Sides and subsequently
returned sound. The following explains itself:
F1cKsBURG, MISS, May I, 1860. .
DR.. Sherman, New Orleans: = ng-
Dear Srl send James apply him suitable
Truss He has only been upured short time We obtain
Trusses In them. however but lit
tie confidence but having confidence in skill in such
THos. j. HARPER, NJ. D.
Dr.. BELDEN's OPINION.
"'nr- NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 6, 1859.
Samuel Davis ESQ.,; ...s..s -.
Dear Sir- that Dr. Sherans Truss applied by
him. will relief etfectnally than other. have
tried entire satisfaction. several cured
by the Of it and the mixture recommend you get
but be Dr. Sherman himself applies it. much depends
| upon the fitting ~ R. BELDEN, N. D. q
KS~DR SHERMAN respectfully informs rHptursd
those having ruptured slaves city
and be found at his Office No. 70s CHARLES STREET
New Orleans prepared relieve and all
by the application Of his SILVER TRUSS and OUR
| ATIVE MIXTURE my6 ly&W
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CRESCENT MARBLE WORKS.
Monuments Tobs and Head Stones Piers Center Table
Tops O. Slabs Msnte PIECES Crates and Crate Setting
Flooring 1les, Banqnes and Yard Faggng Iron Railing
Coping etc.
~The trade supplied with rongh marble
by CAFASAUGH CUILEY,
oil tfAT 223. 1854 end 235 Camp
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n HsFRANCKss FEMALE CORDIAL
sEAUTIFYINGi - ISvIGoRATINat-- REGULATING


IN stfeet,
Keen constantly hand Bathing Tubs for hot and cox
water Shower Baths Water Closets Cooking Ranges and Boil
ers Wash Stands Kitchen Sinks Lift Force and Beer Pumps
terms Cooking Heating Stoves ETC. Private Dwelling
Stores and CGees fitted up and guaranteed.
Me- Boz Msetanics and Dealers Exchange. ala ly
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SEPT LOTS DE TERRE A L'ENCOIGNURE DIES RUE
Casquet Dorgenois, et dl chemin de fer de la IN
Lt Annpl 4 L. I'll LIE nrhDer

Encanteur-BuFeau, 40 rue dp CAMPS
SAMEDI, lie G3 dc noyembre 1861. n midi. IL
> Ia Boure DIES Mnrchands des EncaLteErs pour lie
connie ct tisuue Prngle qui et pas cOorme
adjudicaon qu lu fate lie de d4cenbte 1860 il sera
vendu epcan--
SEPT LOTS DE TERRE dams lie Premier District de cee
Vile daa ilet borne par les Gaquet, Broad anal ct
Dorenois ct dGsgnes par les svement Les
lois measurement mesnrent chacun z peds de
face Gasque p0tondeur de 100 pieds LIE lot
No forme 'encuggure DIES GasquCt ct Dorgenos
adjoignent les lots Cdessus ct mesu
rent chacun q ped5 de face Ia Gsque proton-
denr de l59 peds pouee OF lines.
CONDITION5Un tiers compliant ct la balance mn et denx
crddt bles des lenr odre por
inter- aison de cent Ian dc la date usQna ma,
turtle pour apres mRtus. sils pOhCtUcIemtut
pages sdua partat placement hypohequc spectacle
Ia propr6tt vendue juSqu'a parfatt pnieInent 800
aGquareGr de Ia proptG deva four bilets
en- coupons pour etre diVSas entire les copropriAares
de deyan D j. Ricardo, notae p36ic Aux
Fras de ianQuereur. Mo ~ %
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NUT1CE-AIL. PARTNERSHIP CONNECTION BE-
~ twee the undersigned and JOSEPH R. SHANNON
ceased the 10th of Oetooer 1861 the latter assuming all
partnership liabilities of the Golden Age R. W.
ell, and sale Robinson, by written contract
n6 3nlDd WM. NJ. WEBBING.
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The the stockholders their redences and the mum
held by each such as are subscribed 10 ms act
and SET opposite 10 the Of each respectively.
Thus done passed. my office, NJ the sad city OF New
Orleans of Placde Benvenn and James W npcs
SIS witnesses of lawful age and domic!iated in this city, who
hereto sign their together with the said parties and
me- Notary on this twelfth day Of November one thousand
eight hundred and sixty one
: 1riLrt S;r,aelE LIZ o Ilrt IFS.
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! certify the foregoing 10 be
in my current records.
New Orleans. Nov. l.. 1861.
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f. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.

La WILLIE DE La NELLIE
ORLEANS vB. j. A. GULL
LOTTE EFT AIS, Jacques
Arthur Guillotte ct Gabriel
LeBreton Deschapelles.)-
II 1tl(}
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COLE AGENCY OF. THE celebrated
. STACKER IRON WORKS TENNESSEE = From and
day. owing Increased expenses in transportation
and the price Sugar Kettles Crate Bars
Mouths will rule olows TO SO inches at 81
inch inches 81 rs nc II "a inches at 81 SO
inch per pound Furnace Mouths Sab S35,
E. F. LAvILLEBEUvRE,
Commission Merchant, No. IL Union street.
E5s-Tsrms, Cash. ssl2 II
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VINEGAR
Is bbls. WHITE WINE VINEGAR in store.
Fer sale by S. D. GRAT1AA & co,
jyl SO Customhouse street.
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&c. THE ABITA SPRGNGS-MRs. r. A. ,rxm
Es7 BOSSIERE respectfully bsr friends %
and the pnblie generally that her house -
be enjoyed to perfection, the facilities Tor
bathing have been greatly increased and improved Her table
a. will be aundantly spped and every attent
win paid the comfort Of nvalids She earnestly truss by
her By their patronage Being situated pleasant driving
distance the villages Of CovngtoL - Vaudeville rem
dera the drives to those places convenient.
The Abta omnibus will be In attendance at the landing at
Covington to convey passengers to the Springs
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. BY PROFESSORS j. L. AND W,
P. RIDDELL.
This very remarkable spring is situated the Abita river,
parish Of ST. Tammany, miles and half east Of Gov
ngon large volne of rises from the earth with
Its temperature was found be 60 degrees
II quite unlike known in the neghhnrhood.
From It's unusual chemical composition and the large Of
SILICA contains led suppose has its very
deep the earth-bepg In fact, natural aresan we'll"
J. l.. Il W. r RIDDELL,
Professors Louisiana University
In 100 es of the water weighing 10000 grares,
there 80 of dissolved matters made up Of the
following Ingredients in the their
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MI URPHY,S HOTEL. Nos. 98 AND 100 ST.
IVA Charles strecrhn connections establishment Is
Of the most PLEASANT as we'll as CENTRAL LOCATIONS
in this city, The proprietor tenders bis thanks for the patron
heretofore bestowed soicits continuation thereof,
confidently assuring his that nothing shall be wanting
thatmsy Contribute to their comfort The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment
passed ~ ~
self II RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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Military Items.

VIZ clip the following items from the
indianapolis Journal Of Yesterday:
soLDIsE % rHE SfxrH kuLKp.-yestcr-
lay morning al a bridge just beyond Rich
mond. Joseph Scott. a soldier in Capt Child's
company. of the Sixth Regiment. Was instant
" killed by being dashed against s,me Of
the timbers while standing on the top Of The
ear. He lived near Washington. Davies
county. and was a sober man and a good
soldier. We did NOT ls'rn whether he lsis
q family or not
BoDIEs os INK ktLIED-fhs Adams III
prsss Company brOaght 70 this city yesserda,
the bodies Of three of our soldiers. en- route
10 their friends al their former place of resi-
dence Thes we're killed "A the skirmish Al
Laurel Hill. aud all belonged 70 the 9th lndi
WA regiment. Col Milroy. The names. or
a. many Of them a We could make Out from
the cards on Cases. were John Austen. con
PAM /. from South Bend.-G.rart. com
pany g. Rensselaer,. and Booshrosd. Of com
pany \. Delphi
The following particular Ne gather from a
soldier Who WAS in compAny with the bodies.
Attsn received a shot from a musket or rifle
through the body. near the heart. aud died
instantly. Girari was shoi n the eve. aud
survived but a shor, time. Boothroyd Was
mortally wounded in the neck. and died in
four davs thereafter.
Austen was the man ~ho captured two
pistols from Col Gains. Of one OF the Georgia
Regiments
TRornIKs-Quite A number oi the soldiers
OF the three regiments returned from Yin
ginia have brought hack trophies OF the cam
paign Some have captured pistols. some
over coats. some breeches. a few had swords,
half Of them. We should judge. had canteens.
far superior To ours. and one fellow We ssw
who had a pair OF shSe.. great. coarse things.
number t~welves. big enough for Goiiah. He
had put hi, feet in them and tied them behind
and before 10 keep them from slipping of.
and he stumped along - il he we're wearing
a couple Of bread trsy.. He -sid they we're
very valurSle shoes. 1t il rained he could
put straw in them and crawl in and sleep.
and in case Of a fight they made capital
breasfsOrk-.
Although u " - stated that ali the personal
effects found upon the BODY of the late Cen
eal Gane,t were restored 70 his family. IL .
stated in the indianapolis papers that Major
Jonathan W. Gordon. who participated IN
the fight AZ Rich Mountain. arrived in that
city 4 few davs ago. bringing with him the
sword and watch Of the deceased General.
who was killed while endesvoring % rally his
hving armv-LouisriHs Journal.
Major Gordon was instructed TO take cen.
Garnett's sword. watch and pocket-b book 10
Washington and deliver them into the hands
Of the Generals friends. Being ordered 10
join his regiment at Boston. he proposed
to take Washington in his route and return
the relics a. ne passed. Having no prospect
Of seeing his family after joining his regi
men, for months If not years. he made a ny
Ing visit home 20 Indianapolis to see his fam
lily. Of course bringing the relics with him as
his Instructions require. he will take them
10 washington as be goes East.
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Noon Dispatches.
List OF Killed and Wounded--Hoaor
to fndianians.


W~A.HINGIoS. July 26-The following Is 4
LAST of the killed. wounded and missing ia the
81 Ohio Regiment:
Killed: Surgeon Alfred Powell. Lieut.. J
W. Dempsey. Lieut.. Samuel Irwin. Sergenl
A. Donnell: Prisates Straud. Thos. J. Lane
gan, Polk Bush. Jno. Cregan, Jno. McFar.
land; Carrier Wm Maxwell. Michael Ne
Aerthy. Vim. Baird. A. Morrow. Robt Topo,
Polk McCarmick and Jas. Murphy.
Wounded: Jas. Morrison. slightly. Polk
Larkin. Mcnamara. Geo. Taylor. Color
Sergt Jno. ii. Morris. Sesgt j. ID Wilson,
Capt ". \ Tucker slightly j. Mekernan
badly; j. Molten. A. Fitzpatrick. Jul. nosh.
Aldolph Wabuck. Patrick ii Denim inger-
ously: Done Morrill,. Israel G Re. uson,
slightly.
Taken prisoners: Assistant Surgcoa j. A.
fArquar. ". A. Connolly. Hospiis. teamsteE
Howard. Surgeons boy Joseph missing
Second Lieut.. Henry Simpson. Co. X. Ser
geant Major VIM. Thomts. Co ID. and lac
others. deserter second Lieut. Frank X Mott
Co.
According 10 general order No. 5. in the
future no volunteer will be mustered into the
service who j. unable u speak the English
language.
APP. an lett ms pcch appointed guar
termaster of the army of the Potomac. and
has entered on his duties.
There seems TO be no doubt that Coils. Du.
mont. Milroy. and Wallace. of Indiana. who
have 20 distinguished themselves in Western
Virginia. have been. or Will be. appointed
Brigadier Generals. in addition 10 J J. Rev.
nOlds. of that State.
Brig. Gen. Morris will DO honorabls dis
charged from the service TO morrow. Major
Gen. Sandford. of y. Y. Brig Gen. Runyon
of y j.. Brig. Genls~Cox. Schleich. and
Bates. # Ohio. are also respectively TO be
honorably discharged. the first named Au.
gust 18th and the last named on the 9th
and the Others or the 3Oth.
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/. rslos CIVs-The meeting Of the Clao
iss night "a. largely attended. and the feel
ks Vas excellent
The Committee On he sahssct. reported
{ I Hosford Esq ss President. N Tep-
psas. Wee President. r. b o'Raey ssrr-es
~. and A Kaufman Treasurer
The meeting vas ADDRESSED ~ Lscsas
Rses Esq. p. r. O'Raey. Rev. Mr. Terrell.
and a sullivan county Deme~r.t. named
Spencer
On nouon os 4 y Aliea. the folls.ing
gentlemen .sre appointed : committee 70
arrange Cor the rsc>ption OF the Fsst H,rr
sos and yiso Guards .ho sfs expected home
next week
T. y Al.ea. james Hook. ! " Bro-n.
l. A. Burnett. " II stewart. y. b 0'Riiey
W 4 Mclean. @ W. Hsberly. vm. Pot
VII. james Judd. L A smith. snd " :
Ryce.
The Commitses Gill meeg Il the Auditor
OE,e. AZ 3 c;elock this morning All b.
members are requested % % pressat.
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WORTHY % PARucrIAR Norlcs-Ihe d.
termination of the Mes<rs Ryc- 10 close ont
their stock Of goods for the nett month 81
cost. l. = matter Of no small consequence
Ihsy have on hand an esces-iingly large and
elegant assortment of summer goods. and a.
TIE summer l. not near ended. il IL a most
n,iing time. snd the Buckeye" a mort fitting
place to purchase. The ladies. ~ho are o.
peeially Interested in this matter. sill care
fally examine their advertisement. and then
40 and examine their goods.
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fHASx IsstIxs PioToaIAt HsrssE 80 Iss
Waa-Ths handsomest work Of the presen,
age i. undoubtedly. the Mammoth Pictorial
History Of the War. nov being published BY
Prank Leslie This work viii Do published
IN .>mi monthly numbers. Of Mammoth siss
admitting Of tic largest engrssings. and will
contain a fall spi.oms Of the -ar. 9TH all
sAe facts. scenes. incidents snd anecdotes
connected with n The paper = of the hs-'
quality. and the Illustrations are Of tbs mosi
admirable character. Each n9mber e~o.,sin-
s.xtssnwgcs sai Il = sold AZ - cents a nun
osE. Mr.. O'Conaeli Of the Catholic Book
store "a he sole agent for the sale Of this
beautiful Pictorial History n vigo County
his subscription lat : already large. ba, he
en- sapply other. Every nan should pos
ssss . copy. Remember the place. East sids
of the Public Square. near The Tom Hall
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Operation, OF the Rebels ga the
Potomac.

wAsHISGros. July 25-The Resolute.
which arrived Yesterday. reports that the
rebels are organizing large forces on the
Eastern shores of Virginia. and that a large
am nnt Of provisions and army stores sre
carried thence across the bay into the Rap
pahannock aud York River. and thence trans
ported by way of Fredericksburg. and by the
Richmond and York River Railroad. 10 the
rebel army on the Potomac.
The Yankee Ia, arrived. and brings i'm
portant intelligence ia regard 20 the opera
tons on the Virginia bank. At Matthias
Point. and also at Acquia Greek. the rebels
are busy erecting battcries. The one at
Matthias Point fred upon the propeller So
phis on Sunday morning. Ire live Yankee
returned the fire.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27

War posr rHxr DO Irf-By our sxchAng
- va ses that landlords In all the cities and
larger towns throughout the Union. are vol
untary lowering the rent Of buildings in con
sequence Of the state Of the country In In
ianapolis al a meeting Of house gamers.
snsy rnanimosls voted to reduce rents for
the neat sx months. % per cent some OF
our citizens have already done 50. acting on
their own responsibility. But ne would Ike
10 sec the matter lone BY concert. and be-
colne universal We believe there would be
tru. PATRIOTISM exhibited thsreby-csrtainly
q would be true PHILANTHROPY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27

FzEsa IRON THE SkAI OF WAVE had
the pleasure. last night. OF taking by the hand
our esteemed friend T. c. Buntin. Commits
sry Of tie lfth Regiment. who left the seat
of war on Monday. and arrived here ye-ter
dav de left the brave boys of the gallant
l4tn in fine health and spirits. He also saw
Capt. Stewart. with his dashinz Light Ora
Soons. At Parkersburg. on Friday. They too
ara IA good condition and eager for the fray
eommissary Buntin looks as II he had been
eating At MS own table He has = ~iurlough
OF twenty dsy-.
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Rebel Lo ~-Wad Hampton Killed
Aeay of Mourning in Richmond
Secret Designs CT the Enemy-Fed-
erai Forces OH the Potomac.
srrcIAL no rHE coMNERcIA

tltSiAk 40 ihL
WAsHlSGToS. July 26.-The loss OF the
Confederate forces as stated BY their own
military authority. il over 1900. The South
Carolina troops suffered the most severely,
being nearly cut to pieces
A Secessionist IN this city declares that he
b : private adyices from Richmond to the
. feet that Monday was a day of mourning.
rather than a day of rejoicing in the city. on
account of the great number OF rebel troops
killed.
The fact that nothing has been heard from
the persons who went out with a flag Of truce
TO recover the body of Col. Cameron. is in
ferrreted NJ an indication that the rebels
have some new scheme on foot. which they
desire TO keep secret.
By Sturdy night there will be at least
100 900 Federal troops on the line of the Po-
tomac. extending from Alexandria TO har.
pe,'s Ferry.
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LUMBER.
RECRUITING.

"ASTrD o v rxlrrp sATKs Amy
eo1-t -, het~sen s<es q sirhfeer
So tks-x eve year. Pay ton sl.o - si~
rr noufn. VITA fso~s s11 Qsart"rs = ee0"s'~
acc>~
To Dolisf, -fl - PSF - s7y oe1sn ~he shal
z~~c-rs an PRESSES - he RecrgiusE of,crf a. 40
c<ptatss rsrrsiL
f-ssr p-~.~rt ~~rulsaoa.. AZ ~ldier - - sp-
po~rurfg q hecominG a coEantstcnrt orr<r.
Per furthsr lrforrsucn. sFFlF a. he fsnisfvcas
ssTe-rs- snse. - ne -s.t see e The sssare
ALFRED l. HOCGH.
Csy1 lsA l1ssauy { . A E~sSrziens oeSsr
yxty q, ec
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WASHINGTON. July 25.-The following are
wounded and brought to the Washington In
hrmary to-day: Minnesota lst-Geo. Crock
err. A. Furgeson. Francis Gibson. Joseph,
Foy Heran Hardens. Stephen Johnson. John
Amour; Wisconsin 2-rhos. Crosby. j. VI.
Secock; Massachusetts, lst-Martin Wooden;
Ohio lst-O. Thompson.
The lt Minnesota Regiment. Col. Ror-
man. attached TO Col. Heinzelman's dlvis-
ion, suffered as follows: Killed sixty-nipe
wounded nine,y-seven: missing seventy
seven. Company | had twenty two killed.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-27

ST. Loyrs. July 26-The following officers
are of6cin;iv announced as comprising the
Staff Of Major General Fremont:
Cart. J.. c. X Iton. Assistant Adiufsnt
General and Acting Commisssry brevei
Major John NcKiustrv. As.ist 'nt 0utrter-
m,s,er. 7 Decsmr,, Medical Director T;
Il. u,euant Colonel T. ?. Andrews. Assistant
Paymsster.