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The national Republican., 1862-06-21
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for hospital socomme6a&ien. In Waahingto1,
Baltimore, Phlit1Dlptin, ed New York, they
are thr.st ~ 4Dpttall u ths H11Ps Of great
~ {94vss fsttatiiF ND ~ to,lV y.
n2s made sttsoesSsa1S egesss Slishment
..s.ss:s ,,: sSss "ss =: ::
iot ihs slek and wouSlsa. EsdsnsbufS, on The
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o6srs evsry dssifs& fheihty.9 nAtA 'accsssiblc
by tAil u h . bSHNhy bcsSiipa !; thew1Ast d
uiausualiy nus. NJ ShalySssts spSsas tA0vs
would be Of great ssryics in promoting the eph.
ohsrehss. one Of them occupied principally 81
eeceseion ay@pathtDsre, and other .lASge and
well.v ventilated building, which could b appro.
nor so%rSsoss 81 III. ss;ss he S.,,ss=
style, are being erected. ,l.it tlsfi
Thsfs q NOT a1ywbsfs n the coansrY : loea.
tion conoininG ebpertot Advantages. There the
sick and wouhAed would Be removed from the
noise, The hest, The dual, nd the, unWholeaons
.yspors Of isrss ctttsS. end svery lsoility Tor
pf attsnuon non Tie Medical DlrectcrS Us
have hospitals IN thsir charge. 90 I ~ 10 :
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ss:ia%' sss:s:s1s.%s,'
sssqsia sS:qei:1 i1s iI1ess,A
Bleeck. y
Bell, Alfred
svsr,AbrahaA
Barnes, Capt A
Baily, Al
Bro6ks, AZ
Bayliss Buoknsr
Baker, Bsnson
Bradford Dr. , B
BROOKS, Barnet
BFiEdley, Benj
Bethel, 3 nj
brecht, FC
npanAk n
Brent, Gso z
Britton ,Cspt g 2
Brown, Geo W
Bsckus. H U
Bleak, X g =
Bsntz, Henry
BArk Or, II
Birch Ard, q ca
Bufehard, HE
Bull, Hsa'y'
Blaney, Jno
Baker Josi b or
d vil
Ba.tsp, JN A
Barton, jos -g
BOWEN, Capt J J
Buoen, Jn0
Barsley, Jno
Brown, Juo B
ss::;:::' e.: ..
Beatty, Jno
Bsllows, Jno II
nlauyelt, y O
bsrkley, Jno W
Coon, Ssss,J.' j. Al 4 e.,
Gcrr:Ss,.s...,AAs-s
CLARK, AH-S
Cleusns, Alex
Cridgo, Alffsd ~
Cooper, Arthur
Cauldwen, b
Qonsto HoRC
Comal { OK,
G1rbi Gc1anrpbi.lln. : cL
Caubet, Theo
Clarke, Chas H
Gsi:%s" cois, %cs"cSYaTa'
Crawford, @
Clasky, u
Coortsr, ID A
Carrier, Edm
Cattell, Ed @
Cordsn. y
Campbell, Ed
Caldwell, Hon IL
Chs fer, Ebep
Crooker, HONE b
OurtiR, 7 d 4,
Copley, Frank ,
Chllds, Y j I
Chase, j -
Croker, Rev GEI
Cole, Geo u
Gass, Ia q VI
The national Republican., 1862-06-21

hGeSi'''i'' y Capt
.sc .ssises, iaa:r; e:ss SIT 3
McHugh, Dennis
sMoulton, David
Morehouae. d q
Mount, ID N
Mortos, Gov o p
Nc Dsvi'it, Pat w
IMesic ick, Peter
Nc Gowsn, Patk
Main, b s
Msrtsgh, Robt E
Msn7ttI..' MsIHtIrs' RSS. Rds,
Matthew, Rob T
Mariui, 8 Z
Mckee, 6aml
MOI Cuue, Thos
Murphy, Thes u
Manchester, T N
M;IsElr.s.y, Tho,
Niles, Thes H
N oody, Theo .
Mo'oney Thos
Minniek Uriah
MNth, W
McC Cisrv, W J
Mills, VIM
MuuIrIplh!ywWMI
Moore, VIM
Morrison, WIN II
Miller, WIN II
Nc Bee, W m
Nc 0lure, VIM
McG Grsgor:
Morton, W NJ
Moe Cormick, W T
Murlatt, W N
hsxey, VIM
Nelson, il. N
Nash , Jas u
Nevmirs, Mr.
Nichols, Miron
NeweN,T
Norris, VIM
Olmsted , Maj W
o,Donn,l Il, Capt
wm
The national Republican., 1862-06-21

Payne, Milton
ehelan,N
Pllton, Nsth u
Porter, N ]
Pots, Philip
Porter, p
Phi,ups, R'd
Perry, Com Il
Pratt, Sedgwick
Pierce, Steven
perris, , 7 O
Porter, III W
Parker, Thos
Perkins Surg ia
Page, wm
Proctor, W H.
Pembrook ,Wm
Folk, MsJ W II
Patten, WIN
PArsons, DR. w {
Pattsn, MAJ W
The national Republican., 1862-06-21

|,hs Ssssts CSssS S6sr A q tSe 81 UsisssisS ChuroS
bor morning service. ihs Offer of tAsir houss d
sorship e = hospital haviss been socsptsd by
Government. E-.rt H1-sIf ~ JTTI :
rhe Arst InssufFs viii b held there toIsoS.
row, yans ~, Ghsn sermon willb dsnvsrsd
The entrance will be BY the north door from
Pennsylvania avenue, and the hour Of ssrvics
viii BE- II O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-06-21
Qua,

win not our "oity fAthsvs1 order that GOOD
substantial cups b kttsohsd to the several
pumps 10 the city, 90 that ottizens and soldiers
and all othsrs. may slaks their thirst without
being obliged to 60 10 the dirty groe ,shops
which line the siFests. Other oitiss furnish
eoooo convenience. LaL N Nv ---..-l n ~
The national Republican., 1862-06-21
Young, DIR Youni
Masoellansous.

Captain Conmanding Company @, yihh Regiment
North Carolina volunisen: W sshipgtoa !" r
Pennsylvsnia Avenue, Five ane.s.hslf street, Dis
cha q Once; Oriental Lodge, No. 10, OOF.
The national Republican., 1862-06-21
Van Ar.s.A, @ vsrooa, ts,snshL Lv.ll.y, Fannie

wish, Ev.lius- Wsrbsii, Mari, ,Wsstsr, csmiii
VICE. VICE. II ~ Ms:Sssa M ss: WiIosE sapss So; S'0
white, N,s Rossw slksr, III s4,th W stsoa, FsnnyJ
wall, Lislis WAlksr. Mn J CWaliacS, Fan d
Wsrring MrsCEWilsou, julia u W,lkinson, "A
wallace, MARI EWilliAmsou, II Weaver, Mrs #
wheeler, Jos'ns waller, Caih'ne WILDER, Cora
The national Republican., 1862-06-21

The following arc the ratss 1t whioh banker
and brokers arc buying and selling gold an
slver-shs legal tender notes being the stand
ard: i Hs7 a. no, 05-~a,s sIrl' II
The national Republican., 1862-06-21
Young, Ar' r r't'sF F H'na.h - f9u'g,Lydi.
oEHrLrxEx's LIsr.

Appl.., Brisc Ad..., {; Cap. ) BA.,sa, rE'g I
Andrews, Chs Altman. Jossph Acorn, Wn
1In.trSns, G 3 Allen, p H Abbey; Wn
ASs%ss, ASSsassso o:Js Soxilsss, IsSs 49,. a" ""
Andrews, deo II Asstln, ssrgt r SAtvood, Nj v
Ashley, jas H-2Ad,ms, gaMl SIS
Anderson, Jno 8
The national Republican., 1862-06-21

silver sN1 1;,,.,'.'...s p're' pr:%' sr.s'pr:s
Dsmspd notes, al -" s--1 ="
Banks Of Issue 10 wsshipgtou and 1sorsstown
+. Wdshingion. ..r.s Georssto,sp.
Bank of Metropolis. Pasmers' and Mech'
Bank Of Washingfou. Bnk. 2
Patriotic Bank. Bank Of Commerce,
Fsrm's and Nsoh. B'nk. I n a
The Fsrmers' and Mechanics' Bank and thl
Bank Of Oommsroe isssus notes Of the dsnomi
nation Of one dollar and upwards. 'a I1EJ
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Persensl.
Baakisg Rates

b. J. Whitslav Raid, Esq., Of the Cincinnati Ga
sstis, 10 stopping at the Aetropoiitan, Browne.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12
> an ,lcnce FOR which there 10 no ctcr..
DIR. WIN. b. llurd's Non,L Ji a VINE

can ho procured, '"'H
Many ruFcu, rmty with iLemsl.3,
greatly % tho 0uuoya nee and often T., breath
gu't vt those with whom tloy c,mcI, 'ue Dis.
without being conscious ortho hst WLheL
yourself from oll fears Regarding mi, ~ 'eh've
USE Dr. NM, ltURD'S MOTrTIt w,,,,
CIcnnincs1 ot he mouth - or groo, Aou'.
10 The grucrni health which softtp T,ianee
not mlr,gucnuy seriously impaired Ttu'a1a
want Of proper attention 20 thr ubier, "''uSt
USE DR., WN. HURU'S MOUTH W,S,y
Prepared at Dr, Huri's Dental of,. \. ,.
Fourth Street. BrooRlyp. T.. N law w. "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12

lir ua'hh,gmm thl nobody Hdt M.
mt'rU N Ni NiGW ut pttDIiUl anI
he a.k.l h.m uh Nha Uhafee ha anIl
nHi iullhIm 10 v0ull m lWipI M iha
t.ualo hNl muu rHHrlt Hnd mlIn rfaul
nI lht oMyttHuy 0i Ihu miu ofisv.
Nuu mrlhrf Um8fial. Nr NruDI
Midland w. NlllEN. tWr Wa. i..
lur Uu lhu i,f0.ulIun lo ptpl lo.o b..
bright synnlut from lulmut, anl ID Vb,
adopted. Nola 1l, uau ! las niI6Vs.
Nrv. Nww Anthony Br0wnInr.
Chandler rWh rulumsr Dbyn. pI1un.
poolIulo Grau.don Foot Poster Grimes.
Hale, Harlan Henderson, Howard Howe.
Johnson, King lnuc, llndh McDouunIl,
Morrill,, romrroy sherman, simmons,
Sumner TrumbuIl, Wndc, Wilkinson,
Wilmol Wilson, Mass Wilson mo SO.
NAYS Mcssn Blyord Cmlilc rowan,
llaui. Kennedy Latham, Ncsmilh Poarcc,
Powell, Rice, Soulbury, Ten EyclS, ThoM,
son, and Wilcy-ll.
The VICE PRESIDENT said That no
two-third' had vo;cl in favor of the res,
tlution, II was adopted,
This announcement was greeted with
appliance in the gallery which was check.
ed by tho Chair.
The Senate tn,n adjourned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12
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MORN nan,
A nan nUrNTU. ''A
SON. NuIuI.

.'N. Motifs
DISEASED mrrpINoo,m. .ANEtn
.,, NURSING SORE Nurw
sa.'a condition 0'lh0h.uh h E nsl lt
hauuhu Tod iu r.u.HH wearing l"tetultfI,
Al'lIfltlAlTEETu.
comp. oicly dvroyiug cyrry isibt 49,,
hN.oihlnF hhd umD,'rg h.l .llutut,i.' moulb
a SWEET BrEATli y h'utitg
20 nll who muko uso olil 80 yor,.
or lo'Na q NlllMEN Who i,SGG,yS, LADY
A FAD BREATH invited viii
should delay applying this r.m,J,
,.tloln 'nto' ana u approved aud rs,..u q iia
by every physician under whose nam ga'hdcd
bocn brought "'"'' DO,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12

nsArA great effort is being made ty the
AboIitionists in Congress to defeat the
confirmation OF Willis A. German, as O
Brigadier General, because he "bircbed"o
number of "contrabands" who had been
brought to his camp by some OF the Alto,
lition lickspittles.
The Washington Star states that the
contrabands were caught several times in
rohbing the soldiers tents, and that Geo.
German had them brought to headquar.
ters, and gave them complete "birching,' y
as the mos. effective way OF curing THEN
future depredatioas upon the soldiers
Had Gen, German hogged white men, in.
stead Of negroes. it would never have
reached the ears Of our Congressmep.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12
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.Wuio Ihmu HomNsr of auI NuIona
s.m',bni lloiau ui Representatives ..m
hbHnf u6 Uncomfortable raI'an of lhay
.Nai.mI uholh,o a,oeci lhtr uadHaO
.lo adopt ht1.lom or universal omaur.uo.
'lUon OF lho person, NOW held to slnycty r
lho South s0y "lhcro can ho no end o.
|lhi' var until shvoy is cyiormiunlod '
Iin other words that thycry being the
cause OF Dhu war not TO cXtowninoIo II
nov, but TO restore the Union with a rec.
'oguilion or the institution as IL was before,
would be- to hequcaih to our posielily a
similar struggle at some future day. This
class Of our counlrymen WELD q vast in,
nucuce They are much more numerous
than is generally supposed, They arc to
be met with evcrywhcrc-iu the executive
chamber in the halls Of legislation, on Tie
Judicial bench on the forum, in the lee.
ture room, in the sacred desk, alas = in
the social circle in the workshop and on
the pubIic hlghway--and being short-slsht'
.eu' "hlh'nNlhg an" uhchur't"oIe them'
es''hey are constantly Iaoor'ng to make
pro'e'y'es o' "'oSe o' SI'i''l"r 'r"'l''e''-
nus i't the war nas received " warm cor
dial, and perhaps an effective support from
this class. And why? Simply because
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12
TR. WILLIAM B. HURD'S
TOOTHACHE DROPS.
FOR THE CURE OF
Il Il u IL IL - IL y

T O O Y II A c II &.
produced by cxPoisd nerves
Itis particularly adapted to all cases & call-
drcu afflicted with
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pagcn,s c-n relieve thea.s.., Of Ls. die.
tross.n VIC lri0e3s cars'l by
LOSS OF SLEEP.
an their children from gyeat suffering. ~
keeping n bottle OF
DR. uJRDSTOOTHACIIE DROPS
about the houso, Prepared ~ p7 Hurl's ben
tai Office, No. II Fourth Street, Brooklyn, Z, b.
Price, only - Cents per Bottle.
\ liberal disoou0; male to dealers.
Address Principal Office, Vrjb., Build.
ings, No. !, Spruce ST New York
Sold in Philad,Iplia by Dy,t : Co.,, $40 North
ID street; .. :. IIuLbcIl, lIlO Carsuut street
and by MI Druggists.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12
Frioo 37 uents Per Roftln

.,,-N IT0| |IIU y.VOUOI WNU0 N dcAIer
ADDRESS PRINCIPAL OFFICE. TpipTNp
BUILDINGS, N"L SPRUCE ST. NEW YORT
Sold in Philadelphia by Dyot Co.. 2S2 Na''s
"a street; Q. 5. IluJjell, IIlO Chcsnut s,ra,,
and by all Druggists. "'''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12

BA-W observe that Charles Sumner,
Chairman Of the Committee on Foreign
Relations in the United States Senate, has
introduced a bill in that body authorizing
the President to appoint diplomatic
agents from this government to the he
'pubhcs of Liberia and Hay Ii.
We hope the bill will pass and that the
President will appoint Charles Sumner,
and Ben Wade, rs Ministers Extraordina>
Try to these genuine Black Republican
countries, where they rightfully belong.
If men of their stripe are not sent there
voluntarily we can assure them that they
will be banished there by the time our
NJ tional troubles are over.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12

geA-A Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Journal seems to rejoice, that the
principles of the old Wing party are be-
ing fully adopted by this government,
"and that the country is at last governed
by the old fashioned Wing principles. -
The correspondent is certainly correct in
point Of fact.
We have high tariff, national paper
currency, a liberal expenditure Of the
government funds by those in authority,
and general bankruptcy prevails through
out the country, though not yet fully le~
galized by an act of Congress, which will
no doubt be done before the present Con,
gress adjoulns. Add to which, a gigantic
national debt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-02-12


Prr NoNE BUT AMERICANS or GUARD
An effort is being made in Congress by
the Republicans, to so change, or amend
our naturalization laws, that persons oC
Foreign birth who serve in the Army du.
ring the present war shall be entitled to
all the rights and immunities ofAmerican
citizens.
These Republicans are not easily un.
derstood, ltls but few years since this
same class of politicians, attempted to
disirancEise the foreign born citizen altos
geLher. 1t is, however, being demonstra.
ted every day that the rights of the citi,
zen are no safer in the hands ofthese men,
than are the institutions of the nation
Toshow how well the latter is cared for
we need only refer the reader to the pres.
ent unhappy condition'of the country
brought about in less than twelve months
BSApMr. Stanton, the successor Of Cam,
oron has turned politicians adrift-snub.
bed them short off Political services for
this or that party, have no weight with
him, and thereat certain Republican
members of Congress are in terrible
rage. For military promotions, he goes
TO the tented field; and for civil officers,
ho selects those who have been disabled
in the service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.

jIAlETI HUM LCitOE IL.
The Kangaroo and Australian have arrived
ut New York, bringing Liverpool dates TO the
18th
Cotton is unchanged, closing at last dates va
Their hat. No particular change IN the -four and
grain market.
Mr. Gladstone remark in bis speech at New
Castle that JEFF Davis had made the South
nation, and that he considered separation GER
tain, attracts great attention., and caused Hat
ness ii the cotton market The papers gene
rally approve '3Iadstone's remarks, and some
think a recognition Of the South will soon fol-
low.
Mr.. Gladstone in the address alluded to,
makes use Of the following remarks IN refer
ence TO The WARM America The slaves would
he better Oh if the States were separated, as
on the basis Of union the law against slaves was
enforced by the whole power Of the Federal
government. Our neutrality had been more
against the South than the North We ought
TO Judge tenderly Of the North. 1T had never
drunk the cup Of bitterness, and 1t exaggerated
It's feelings Let us bear with them. Let us
not forget the reception they gave the Prince
Of Wales It was proof Of the settled good
will Of America to England There could be
no doubt that Jeff Davis had made a nation
Of the South'' Mr.. Gladstone treated the
South as successful cause. The announce
ment caused great sensation.
The English journals continue to discus
President Lincoln's proclamatlon. The DAILY
News thinks it has spoken too disparaglngly;
and believes now that it may do better service
than at first supposed
The London Telegraph anticipates from the
action Of the political parties of the North, not
anarchy, but an issue out Of trouble, 1t says
that the North is ronsing itself to snatch the
conduct Of affairs from those whose incapable
ty has done the work of treason.
The London Times publishes letter from
Major Longley Of the Royal Engineers, dated
from Baltimore. complaining Of Insulting con-
duct TO which he had been subjected BY Lieut..
Col Massey, Of the Second Maryland, and Of
the unsatisfactory nature Of the redress accor
ded to him on an appeal to Gen. Wool.
Some Of the English papers assert that the
English government had again announced Its
intention Of continuing strict neutrality
The London Shipping Gazette can hardly
suppose that Mr. Gladstone expressed sentI-
ments at variance with those OF his colleagues.
Possibly ne has been premature in the an
nouncement Of his views At Manchester, re-
Gently, he publicly expressed confidence in the
success Of the Southern cause. He Is at all
events, deliberate and consistent. If the opin-
ions be has given utterance to are not shared
by his colleagues, it is, difficult to understand
how he is to continue in his present association
to advise the Grown,
The Paris journals comment on the Maryland
campaign The Constitutional does not regard
it al decidedly disastrous to the Confederates
whose sole aim it was 20 capture Harpers Fer
~, and in which they succeeded.
The Moniteur says the advantage remains
indisputably with Gen Mcclellan.
a .,ozol n,,ano-tz, has haan notified To lsari-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-25

We learn by the T. S gunboat Dacotah
eight DAYS from Key West, that Admiral Du-
pont Was expected back from the North with
instructions 10 proceed on a hostile demonstra-
ton at once. It was thought that Mobile and
Charleston would be attacked on his return
The mortar feet at Pensacola had received
sailing orders. All the vessels belonging to it.
which had arrived, were heavily armed. The
fever was rapidly disappearing from the squad
ron, and few deaths had recently occurred.
From Key West, we learn that the Confede-
rate schooner Two Sisters-formerly Virginia
pilot boat-from Nassau, n. P, with a cargo
Of gunny bags, arrived at Matamoras Septem-
Der u, with the Confederate flag flying, but
finding the Z. S. gunboat Albatross in port,
she got under way and proceeded to sea. The
Albatross slipped her anchor and gave chase,
and succeeded in overhaullng her oft the har-
boz: put prize crew on board, and sent her to
Key West
It having become known to the Z. S. War
Department that in some instances recruiting OFF,
GERS are selling their recruits as substitutes; 1t
is provided that any one who shall do so shall
be deprived OF his company and sustain such
other punishment as may be thought neces-
sary.
The steamship Mcclellan. from New Orleans,
arrived at New York We terday, bringing $780,
600 in specie There was no news of Import
ance The steamship Matanzas, which had
been reported missing, arrived at New Orleans
on the 18th.
It is reported that the New Jersey regiments
which have become SO reduced in strength are
TO be ordered home to recruit their numbers.
Camp Frelinghuysen, near Newark, is to be
kept il order for the accommodation of some
Of them.
Governor Curtin, Of Penn, appreli on ling
difficulty in enforcing the draft In some Of the
counties, has made preparations for enforcing
the law, having been authorized to use the
troors within the State for that purpose, if
required
The report set afoat that Gen Mcclellan is
to be removed fIot,a the con. mand Of the Army
of the Potomac, meets with no credence at
Washington,
The last number of the London Review con-
tains remarkable story Of the mysterious dis
appearance Of Mr. Bathurst, British Envoy
Extraordinary to the Court of Vienna in 1909,
and the recent discovery Of probable clue to
his murder, which is supposed to have been
committed by order Of the first Napoleon.
Quartermaster Hartz advertises for proposals
for furnishing the Il. S. Government with
l,O0O, 900 feet of lumber, Of different descrip-
tions to be delivered within twenty days after
the signing of the contract The lumber is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-10-25

zion at Novogorod, stays the action Of all sen
fences Of coniscation pronounced against the
Poles from 1881 to the present time but he
decree is only applicable in eases where the
government has neglected or forgotten TO sell
property conf seated thirty years,
4 decree orders a partial conscrlptlon IN 10
land for 1863.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-07-10

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,.ara sas,, T., ,ha 49,. or,ha f;abr wb;ck
ra,v hot,ar ss o,., s.s',r,o,,t y, hrayaht fresh
troops from Richmond 70 replace those whom
our brave Reserves were leyelling with ter
rible rapidity.
The tide of battle ebhed and flowed over
the plain Tor nearly an hour with uncertain
result. al this time Gen. McCall and his
staff galloped toward the front to inc;te his
) brave troons to stronger srsrt;on,' when he
was seen 10 faiI from bis horse mortally
5 wounded in the breast = ''T -
His STAFF sathercd around him and BAG.
! ged to be allowed TO bear lis body to q place
: of quiet and safety. mo-. said he. '.'let
me die on the field, " and in the momentary
! confusion which the fall of their beloved
' leader made, his division was slowly driven
back. Almost ar the same time, Capt II.
j. Biddle, aid to Gen. McCall was rnortally
!, wounded. f't TFt iit}5l.A " n
= = Still the contest ragged more madly, the
: efforts of his men 10 reach him being almost
I frantic. In this desperate charge The loss
" of life on both sides exceeded spythina that
q has occurred since the contest commsnced.
s The dead lay in piles as high az tsnts.--
!. Among the slain were Lieuts j. II. Kuhn
re and w. M. Watsmough. General Meade
was severely wounded 10 the abdomen, and
r. Gen. Reynolds was taken prisoner. Leo
m since ascertained that he Is unhurt in Rich
Or mond.