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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Friday, July 4th, 186s,
DKMocRATIo STATE OENT. CoM.,
Oonumnuh May n, 1902.

RooMs or rnr DEiocRArIc STATE OEnT. Con-,
Oorunnul, May "a. leu2.
10 The Democracy Of Ohio, and all otAsr' n faper
, lot The U,iOn as u has been, and hs Oonsiita-
ton 40 u iSi .,,,9 uv-
Ill You are hereby notified that the Democratic
State Central Committee has designated FRi'
pAY, THE FouRTH DAT or JuLY, 1862, 90 the
time for boldlog the next Democratic State
Convention, In the city Of Columbus, for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for each OF
the following Offices, viz !; g di5 gset
JUDGE Of As Supreme Court;
SseTttary Of State; q
School COmmissi0nef; ..
.Msubss Of the Board Of Public Works
The Democratic voters, and ell others 10 fa.
yor Of the Union as Il has been, and the Consl-
tuition 90 Il 10, Of the several counties within
this State, are respectfully requested TO proceed
10 appoint Delegates to represent them 10 said
Convention, on the following basis Ono Dele
gate for each county, and an additional Dele
gate for every I'VE hundred votes cast for Hon
| Eiuon J JGwETr, for Governor. at the last octo-
ber election, and for every fraction Of two hun.
dred and afty votes and over, one additional
Delegate. ~ r-,y1t
| The number Of Delegates to which each
county 10 entitled, We have indicated in the fol
flowing Table :51a b. .la-Ilo-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

u Volunteers continued coming in ysster
day. Among them were ninety.four from steu
benvilIe under Captain Hoyt, and about three
hundred from Cleveland under Captain John
W. Fnzes. Some disappointment was mani
Tested by the men when they found they were
wanted for guard duty at Camp Chase on an en-
listment for three months, as they desired Il
60 Immediately to Washington City for active
service. Some went home; but the larger por
ton. We learn, remained to guard the prisoner
at Camp Chase. TFgisg " zI 2>
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
rae Approaos...sSs:. ..S:.sss. Csnyen'ion-Ehe m. .

: From all parts Of she State We receive the
most gratifying iptslligenee in regsrd TO the
/, approaching Copyention, The Democracy eve-
srywhere seem 10 be not only thoroughly awake,
bat handsomely united, and enthusiastically
allrst9 the great Importance Of the Impending
contest. csuutiss thsy had no Democratic or
esnizaiion last year, are Eiieady mOVinein the
good work and silI soon give to the country AZ
organized army Of Conservative vOters,lto op'
pose the wicked and .unholy schemes Of Dis
union Aboiitionlsm. blicsn-FusiOnism, b!
its follies and its crilass. has invoked the hcl!
and righteous retribution Of the people; ant
thousands Who have hitherto opposed the Dem
ecratic party. are nov convinced that upon q
success st the approaching elections depend th'
4, rsslosation Of Che Union. and the rescue Of th'
conssitntion from the destroying hands of ii
mad and hnptioal enemies. 20 90 's1el ~
% The distinctiOl that has heretofore been re
sDgnIzsd (frsqusntly, We confess, only as mat.
ter Of eDurtes,) between the Republican party
aud AbOli.iOnism, is being rapidly wiped cu.
Even nov, the people fail 70 sss 1t, and Repub.
lcan politicians will hereafter labor in vain
10 makS them believe that Il exists The rs
golting and revolutionary doctrines Of the AbO
litionists are incorporating themselves into al
the movements. and shaping and directing all
the policy Of the party which the Democracy.
aided By other conservative men, will have to
defeat at the polls next fall,
4, The Indications throughout she State are un-
mlstaksbls The dominant party % doomed
i.s tate is sealed. The real friends Of the
Jnion as it was, and the Constellation Asit is,
sawa and oil trjtmpk Oar csuse is the eanse
Of the country. In SisE of the responsibilities,
thereSsre, which, restlupon the Democracy, Il is
but proper and patriotic. that aetiyity, energy
and tfaciency sAoaldchatActeriSs the grsstwork
in which they are nov engaged, and which they
are bound to accomplish. = ssae
We have assurances from all parts Of the
State, WhiOh warrant Us In saying that the Con-
Tention Of Jnly 4ih, 1864, win 'bs one OF the
,-1s-. ..F ~ . ~ -s, =, 20 RI = = :. ''~'A
10 Ohio. % a1s51o s.i e'1-s-si of l az
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

"THEnE are only iso parties in this war;
said the lamented Douglas-"loysl men and
traitors; man must be for or against the Gov.
ernment." Abolitionists who now avow their
purpose to make q new Union, who withhold
appropriations and soldiers unless the war can
be perverted into an abolition crusade, Of course
are all against the Government, and therefore
traitors. It is no worse for rebels to break down
the Governments by force than IL is for Aooli.
tionists to break 10 down by the power commit
ted TO their hands. They both stand side by
side to-day, as they have ever ssood, mutual
enemies to the Chicago Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

aUElrss The North hurl this abolition party
from power, they will yet disrupt this glorious
Union," !" aays Kentucky Correspondent Of tht
Boston Csurier, Ia commenting on the mihchiev,
Gus legislation Of Congress. Why do mot oil
the conservative men Of the North realize thli
palpable truth and act upon it1 Not until they
do recognise II, and act together vigorously u
"hurl the abolition party from power" will the
government be restored 10 Ice legitimate author
ity. Procras.Inatlon In the performance OF thiI
duty not only delays the happy event, but new
difficulties sse constantly placed 10 the way
which will demand larger sacrifices OF patriot
Ism, Of blood and treasure, to overcome the re
bellon .-Chicaoo Times.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
TaKinATIOrA AL PLA1 FORM.
ar iparpoie. Of she war.

80 vorr NEARLY UKANIMous, PASSED TIM
s.-.srTloH WHICH HrHRhsns TIE volz OF
-, Al 100 WI n nm TsuE srAkpARD oE LOYALTY;
he dsplOmble civil war eas eeen forced
,, r. .aptry bg the disnnloniSts Of the southern
- = n aTSn1 against the cohsti uiional Govern
49,. - IA rrms around the Capital; that IN this Ma
.,e.i I~.ircHry Congress. banlshing ell feeling o
sss passion md Iesentnsnt @ rscoec. y ony su "
- ~ eays a. ilt epjrifo cppresstos, or for ana
T,s,..ss III conowSSt or sabiaVatiot o. PNrpose o
- fl,oap1aa or 3ntsrfsrtnD scth e.s Ttgha ~ ssfdo
"A =, DseindoV ofths 00zst tnfion. aud &
-..rrs "a nhion sDitk III the dignity eQnalttf aRe
f-ir 81 ga seuSruJ STAT uat1lpdS %; ana th0t q
so,s a. tksse obscts ara deoap9ssed hac s0ar oH0N
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

Couar OF COMMON PLENI-May 2S-In the
case Of David shrader ', g.. W. Blake, the
jury returned Q verdict In favor Of plaintiff for
Eve dollars damages. .qg
A Jury trial In the case Of Jane Lathrop '. j.
B. stewatt--Rankin for plaintiff and Taylor for
defendant l--Eas commenced. Tho suit is brought
upon promissory note given for the purchase
money of a hOrse. The defense rests upon an
alleged failure Of consideration Pending the
trial, the Court adjourned iill nine O'Clock this
Thursday mrrning. ,rooo 1t1t-rq .r,s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
iuohlo
rns war news Of the week.

IA
g, Win the e1ceo'ion Of tne ferest Of '4eners
RAaKs' the war news received dufing ine ~eek
ending yesterday May W, has noi been OF
ysry exciting character We sP'eaens q short
summary A. 80. slStis.s5. 81,
On the l9'h Of May spirited skiFnish
took place in AfkansasJ near place called
scarcy, on the Little Red flver' between about
Two hundred and eighty men under uoionei os'
rEAaAgas ana some six nunoreo rebels under
colOuels CoIrEAS and Hicks, in which the lat
Ger we're ronted with loas Of eighteen killed.
and a large nrmoef wounded. tuur loss was
6fsssn killed and thirty-fcur wounded.
Solones OhooK' ~ sns os'ssus s'A'
stoned at LsHiSbufg, eIsenosler county VIZ
Rinlss vas ssiackec' on sne- Sso OF NAV oJ
osnetal hEAIH win M II te0nsano iDlsosly Ano
cssAisy Hnu slx cannon. a epifiseo nsn' OF one
hsar TOOK placs' Wnen tne reoeis were put 10
Nshs. The rebels N ..ne. early part Oh the
1ghs carried on tneir kiiled ana Wounded ori
len on the neid snir.y'e'sns oeao' inoluelne
several cihesrs, ana snit'5-s'1 vounoec' Ool
cAooK captured one nunoreo prisoners. among
wnom were qnise nsm0et VI EeDsi onOs
Hs also took ioul flnsO oAnn1u s1u suIse nun
afea stana Oh OF etms' l our 'oss Wss .ous'es'
Killed. sixty Hounoeo' Sna n's P''As~ oAp
tursd by the enemy. ~ 60.
Late dispatches rom Cs''o inaica'e s0A. %,
Wright es'ds filiO~' mas NOT 0ssn aOAnaOneO
eythereoels % reported, esneisl 1870. !.
in command mere ano ~ = sAlu sua' us-iUi'
mas been teeenly eleals s'.snsspoAss y 'ns
conssaesion u new Ds.'sIlss, 4ae'e IAs Oeen
daring ine pass ives. SO@e n.1s S''ns Oe'"een
eur nor'Ars 70 sne river ana sne lOi'' DOs ~ sp-
= fsafs' Wisnous DONG mucn oa"As0 90 ei'nef
side.
We nave nAo 0u.lns ,ne Is'H V''A'iO"A'
shnpses ioi C0mnOoOte FAhhA0OFs progress
upthe Mi''ssippi iivsr' Ou. nothing Satisfactory.
Wehsar Of MIN hrss o. Natcnez ana tnep at
ViaksbuFg, demanding sne surrender o. the lat
sespiAes' ana up0n .ha' Delns Ieluseo' Warming
the women ana enllcfsp sle 70 uspA,e OsiO'e no
should open me DoMDAsuinsn ou' s'OOuu'
says be isis viskaDuses On .ns i.'n - May' TOT
memphis. S0s We mus. N"Ai' iul'ue' ue'A'..'
peiose placing .u'a 1 IeliAIeT ~ - - ''pO'"
oelsh eems emery ron ..s,,,N. .ssIl sOs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
Local Matters.

MEDICAL Board OF Examfners, Con.
ventiOn.
HEADa5ARTEas o. ", suRoIoN 0ENKRAL's OTTicE
COLUMBUS, May 81, 1859. !
The Medical Board of Examiners will con
vens On Wednesday, June 4th, 1862, at 10 o..
clock, A NJ, in the city OF Columbus, for the
examination of candidates for the position Of
Surgeons and Assistant Surgeons in the Army.
Be- order.
GUsTAvE c, E. WEBER.
my29-d4t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

A LETTER from Winchester, Va, states thai
among the rankest Of the rank secession ladleI
there is Mrs cambridge, better known as "Bstty
Bliss," daughter Of the late President, Zach.
ary Taylor. The lady recently paid visi, to
the prison there, to see some Of the rebel 10.
mates, and during her stay. had the bad taste
to express the benevolent wish that our troops
might be destroyed by the yellow fever, IL NOT
by powder and lead. Alas, for Betty Bliss!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
legal Notice.

-HL.ff-1 --LflttI-. ti If
Douisn Au'" oeuTt Of Common Pleas. Frank.
william H. y. ooopsr.S Lin county, Ohio.
THE DEFENDANT, WILLIAM r..
i COOPER OF the stac Of Pennsylvania, will take
notice. that ElEa Lucas, Of said State Of
did on the 24th day OF May, A. D. 1862 e her petition
in the court Of Common Pleas within and for tho coun.
y Of franklin, State Of Ohio, against him the said
William Z. Cooper, asking Judgment against him in
said oourt for the Of Sl0 100 CO. with interest," from
the 18th day Of January, A. 1859, and s. costs Of
suit the said plaintiffs claim being founded upon
Judgment duly rendered BY the Supreme Court Of Penn
Vania 10 and for the Eastern Distiiet at Phiadel.
phIa on the 18th day Of January,A. d. 1852, for the
ad sum Of sl0 1000. Also, that the said plaintin
aid, at the same time, attach and garniShee certain
moneys belonging 10 said defendant In the hands
Of Francis Collins, Esq resident Of said county Of
franklin, to w.t. two hundred and sixy'two dollars,
which said plaintiff will seek BY Law TO appropriate In
part satisfaction Of said judgments and that said de-
fendant 10 required to appear and answer said petition,
on or before the third Saturday after the fourth day Of
LOUISA LUCAS.
MARTIN & HRss, Atrys
mavQo-HOW
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

Mas. JEFF, DAvis--s very emart Woman--ll
said 10 have expressed wish to be In Europe
az, after the fall Of Fort Donelson, she regard
ed the Confederacy as "played out" her okr
expression. Mrs. Yaneey, who brought the
presents Of dress patterns, gloves and suct
from Paris, told her that there was no req
sympathy In Europe for the South.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

FRANKLiE COUSTT Board OF EQUALIZATION
This Board has been In session since last FRI
day, examining the assessments Of personal
returned by assessors; hearing com
plainis Of individuals against the returned as
ssssmsnis Of their property, and eQualizing
where persons have neglected to comply with
the requirements offthe Law on this subject
The Board has adjourned to Monday next,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

TIE army surgeons. who are required to ad
minister 70 the sick Of the six or seven hundred
cOnHsbands, old and young, halt and blind,
that are jsmmed together in Daft Green's row,
iD Washington, complain Of this species Of ex.
tFa dety, which interisfes with their obligations
to the sick and wounded of the army that ere
coDgregated 10 that city at this time In great
numbers. ST. " 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

Tar London Times now speaks unequivocal
ly. Il says the day may undoubtedly com'
when, compelled by circumstances, we must il
come shape interfere, but that time is not yet
and We should be acting very foolish and IN
worthy part If we anticipated our proper op
portunity or precipitated the advancing neces
aikv rr t l-.- f-rtr-.g.. NWg .DII7J
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

IT is said in Washington, by those who know
General Hunter well, that he never would
have issued bis absurd document had he not
been led to believe that II was In accordance
with the views and wishes of the Secretary Of
War. e-.il
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

THE NDemOcrscy of the Berks county Con
gfeasionel District, Penn, have put in nOmina-
tiOn JcH D. STILEs as q candidate for Con.
gress, in place of Hon. T. B. CooPER, lately de-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

DMMTssED.- Master Stone, who WAS Ia
command OF the Emile 81. Pierre when she
was reosptured by an Inferior force, has been
dismissed from service. ~ A1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

0NE Of the rebel prisoners now in Washington
said, 10 conversation with visitor, that when
Yorktown wss evacuated General MAgfudeE
mounted bis horse, and, shouting "Good bye,
army, and dam JeR. D Diyis," rode away,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

SLEMMER.-Msjor sLEMMER, of Fort Piokens
fame, has arrived at the headquarters Of Hal
LECk'a army, and joined General A. MoD. Nc
Cooks division of General BUELL. g army corrs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

T We understand that Eve hundred men Of
ool. Carsington's regiment will be gent for
ward to-day. Sixteen companies of bis regI-
ment are now serving in Tennessee.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

Last Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Chaplin, OF New
York, was unable to preach, and the oongregA-
ton was surprised to md Horace Greeley ofici.
atinR Ia the pulpit In his stead.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

sraAwBERRiEs AND CRrAm.-'Tls the stfdngss
thing In the world for us TO drop into the places
where niceties are vended; but accidentally w
called on Billy & Lud Wait. and ''ths svee
things they said we never shall forget" .e e
Everything in the way Of luxurious cOnfec
tionary can be had at Waits. We woul'
suggest to our citizens 10 give them q csl!aIal
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

The assessed value of New Structures In
each of the foregoing townships for 1869 is az
follows-Franklin, $3S75; jackson, $340O; Nor
wich, $500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

PERSONAL PROPERrY.--The following shows
the assessed value of personal property in each
Of the three townships named for 1861 and
1862:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

GENIAL HuHTEh 10 . native Of the DsstIct
Of Columbia. He married In ChIoag0 Miss
Kinzle, who has two brothers Paymasters 10 the
army,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

SUBJEoTs under consideration in Congress-
CoNTIsoATioN, EMANCIPATION, TAxAEoE! ro.s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29
CENTRAL OHIO n. q

oRhTRAL- ONO \. .,
The Auditors Of franklin, Licking, MuSking-
um, Guernsey and Bslmont--meet as z,nesyille'
President, Auditor Of Muskinsum.
B DeS Ocrpusus 1rSIA A.a ~ g
The Auditors Of Franklin. Madison, CLARK
and Greene-=meot at Columbus, June g. Pres.
ident, Matthias Martin, Auditor Of Franklin
HHT8 nauAD . IEDlANA 4. a. y v
The Auditors Of Franklin, Madison. Union,
Champaign, Miami and Darke--meet at cOlum.
bus. President, Matthias Martin, Auditor ol
Frankitney LalEGEHD Aa-A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

The Auditors Of the counties Of Franklin
Delaware, Morrow, Crawford, Rchland, Huron
Lorain and CuyAhosa--mset q cleveland =
Prssident Of the Board, Auditor Of cuyahoga
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

before lhe Board all puoA sllssrS. rocsIvsrr.
ssrvanls o. agents uudss 'oash touching ANY
matter relating 70 tho same.
Thoae several Boards ahall naahlinthempnlh
Of June. For the several railroads leading
from Columbus. tho following named officers
constituts Boards for such purposes;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-05-29

By order of the committee.
g os.r WAYNE GRIswoLD, Chairman.
AMOS LIYMAn, Secretary pro tenn.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Our Dead from Freacricksbur~,

Tho remains Of several officers belonging TO New York
regiments killed. at tho recent engagement about Fred.
crcksburg expected 70 arrive here In few days,
apd the Common Council Committee National Affairs
have made arrangements TO give them grand funeral
Friday 'hc 2eh inst, has been liked for the oossqusss
Among these deceased officers are:-
Colonel james n. Bull Of the si1ty.sixth New Ysrs
Volunteers. if'
Capt. John P. dodge, OF the same regiment.
The bodies win lie u state In the Governors room wbsa
they arrive until the funeral takes place. The Seventy
q, ,st regiment, N.Y.s. N c., viii acs ss guard =
honor Capt Dodge assistant surgeon Of the seventy
arsi regiment during their rst campaign in Virginia.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24

CHRISTMAS crtxBRArcS OF rms GERMAs SOCIAL AND rSpu
raAr scuoot roa Gnls-thcre vas christmas oe's
,,,on :, this school, oc,,cd 2si Grand srress, %
evening The exercises viii consist Of susn9)
ccns and The distribution Of presents 70 the chidrsas
She .chool Is under the direction Of The chidrsnS Al
Society
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
Marine Ilssa sfsr.

HArDAr, N. g., Dec. ~, 1see.
Ths crew OF the British iron ship Queen d tho Labse
for Portland, has arrived at Weymouth, Ms TAs shiy
N ,hs meame was found abandoned SIX miles ~ cap1
s,sle her after Apartments fu q watsr. esz nsssss
, ssnooners were put on board asA navigatsd hss y
us,,sox a steam tug 10 going TO - assssansa -
-... ,s valuabtc.
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
uhe New City Hall as DsssSa.

Tho corner ssone Of the now City Han laIa ssay.
,s.vor wr,shtmau delivered address, after whico
,ne Grand Lodge OF Massachusetts, coBdced the cerc'
,ro,,ss in conformity with ancient Masonic usage
The New York herald., 1862-12-24
TllI ARMY OF TE7 POTOMAC.
Address to tho Soldiers by
president Lincoln.
.,.~~1<r1v.>~~.>~-~>~.~
yhsi5 Courage and Skill Guarantee Of OH
Ultimate Success.
.,..,~,~-~~~.~~~.>-~c~S>~~
DESPATCH FROM GENERAL BURNSIDE.
Our Losses Not So Great a. Irevi-
eusly Reported,
important Report Of the Con-
sressional Committee on the
Conduct of the War.
The Testimony OF Generals
Burnside and Sumner.
FNB LATEST FROM TIE RAPPAnANN0CK,
TO-, &c, Ac
Our Losses Not So Great ~ Irevi-
eusly Reported.
The Testimony Of Generals
Burnside and Sumner.
FNB LATEST FROM TIE RAPPAnANNoCK,
TO-, nc, Ac
Cne Presidents Address 20 tho Army OF
the Potomac.

Tne Presidents Address 10 tho Army OF
the Potomac,
EIEccnvH MANSION, WASHINGTON, Dec. q, 1862.
10 TM Army os THE PcroAAc:-
Ihayc Just read your Commanding Generals preln,i'
nary report Of the battle Of Fredericksburg Although
you were not successful the attempt was not error
nor the failure other than an accident Tho cou
rage with which you in an open field maintained
NE contest against an iutrenched Zoe, and the
censummate skill and with which you crossed
end rccrossed the river in the face Of tho enemy
chow that you possess all the qualities Of great army
which viii yet give victory to the cause Of the country
and Of popular government. Condoliug with the mourn
era for the dead and sympathizng with the severely
Wounded congratulate you that the number Of both is
comparatively so small. tender to you, officers and
soldiers, the thanks OF the nation.
ABRAH AN LINCOLN.
8he Wounded In the Late Battle-Des
patch from General Burnside.
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE ARMY THE PoroMAc
FALMOUTH, Dec. 23, 1862. !
Major General II. W. HALrEcK, General n-Chicf, Wash
4 ington:-
In my report you Of the 18th instant the number O
ear wounded was stated about nine thousand and the
number receiving hospital treatment sixteen hundred
and thirty. Roth os these amounts wrong. On the
anthority OF Dr.. Letterman, Medical Director the
whole number OF wounded is between sx and seven thou
san About onehalf Of these receiving treatment in
The hospitals. A. BURNSIDE,
Major General Commanding Army Of tho Potomac
The New York herald., 1862-12-24

'ck DIVISION IT viii be seen, was tho groascst suf.
ND .f that division CaIdwclps brigade lost ~