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Michigan.
gfRsT MICHIGAN IE0IuENr.

FIRST MICHIGAN IEGIMENr.
Killed scrgeaot Frank Epson, Co. Y; Sergeant Chas.
4. stewart, to. III Corporal Jadson T.. Jordan o. I;
Clemins Hsnsngsr, Co. a; Ihs Coins, TO. A; VIM. Al
drich Co. A. stephen stockwe Co. John ssdntyn, Co.
81 Ed Crsech, 90. 70 u, Gso. suisrs Co. ID Alex Black
CO. Ii VIM worth, Co. Il; john McCoy, Co. 4; Chas.
fieige, Co. q Joseph Dc Rove, Co. q francis + DOSE
wick, Co. g; Martin vauhs~si, Co. G Horny Phinney,
Co. /; samuel =. Storrstt, 10. Frank iorry 60.
Waendsi--Capt. Il. N. AlcctA, c. 4, head, Capt asc
c. Hopper Co O. lung Capt Cd Pom sroy, Co. v, wrist;
Capt. wa rhrp. Co. r, hesd; cep. chaA =. wssdall,
90 H. ear: o. q. Comstcck, c.. X, wrist; Lsut Geo. NJ
Exgssson Co H. thigh and bip Sergeant Living wilcoxp
c.. A, ARM Sergeant irving secrns 90. y; sesgcAna
RANSOM n Pool, Go. d Se-xpat Eugene Siarkey, Co.
y, ankle Sergeant raysts Barney Co lsE ssrgsana
Geo Lsnpsn Co. thigh; sergeant Chas p Peho, Go.
lead; sergeant p. b.lsy Monsr c. X ARM Cory Vim.
nj stran q. A, hsads 5sfp. VIM y. Prini, Co ~ Corp.
nal Cook CO. g. thqh snd hp Corp. Danl Minttins %.
+, thigh Corp ferII Gran, Co y, ankle Corp Thos: u.
clark Co y, sheudsv; Corp Goo West, Go. q, anklsi
orp v. ". Cowlss, Go. X, head, Corp VIM. ]. New.
c,,nis. Co. IA back; Corp. John 9. Hin, Co. X,
arm. Buncy A. woodruff, Go. A, wounded and missing
Pa.fick C2o,ss, Go. A., wounded and missing
Jacob Van Dyxc, Co. had Samuel Crawford, Co.
hsnd J1ssph liii,ap %. A. arm ar.pusated; wiliisr
raiA Go. A. tsDd Ersl. Cody, Co. A, wounded and
Ss,ng tfeny 2. tJOs 10 A, skull; John Roser Co. ~
hSsd: J,nss scc =, g, a, arm and shoulder; osorgsA
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KY wrsr, FLA. Jun. .. 1891.

KY wEsr, FLA, June 20, 1851.
Tue accounts OF the wrscksd British bark Lady Frank
lin are now completed and Captain LAnsom win leave
the steamer this day rpe for London Tho wrscksrs
saved Of the cargo lao puncheons OF Jamaica Rum,
thrtvtwo bogsheads Of slgar and honey and wax
with the sails, rigging no. Sales Of cargo, 81 s62
terias, 81 53l hull tho roef Si21 expenses, $3.50.
Savage 70 wrockers ~ per cent on nett sales.
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Ne r. W
KMsd-corp. Ihsophilus Price, Co. i John Ryan,
Co. =; John Lncas, Co. A; Jerome Myers, G.. Al David
shaGnsr. Co =; ise. s Groo. Co b Hyram A. Judson,
II ClsmeDt Co. D.; wesley wcs,Ssd, Co. a. Hui Hooser
Go. II; Alonzo cross, co. III = H. Darby, Co II; ALVIN
Nosaded.-Caps. vandsrp, Co. @, contusien; Capt
4 MsEsssr: Co. X lss capt "a, a n sha.r 60 arm
co. fssa Lieut. Geo ss;s Co. shes -,
4, ankle; Sergeant Henry N. GaIpin, Co D, head
corporal John Burf, r. elbow CorpDs. "a sser. b
Nelis, Co hand Corporal Joseph Messer. Co II, hand
Corporal II. BIa.er, Co. H. face: Cor poral j. Cook
20 X, arm Corporal II. 9. Esinay, Co. X, hand and
greia. Company A-william Crsise, leg and arm; H. II.
Mcsanus, ley; Il l. Wilson, arm: Waiter casSsuoE
wrist VIM Wood, leg; =. y. stearns, log; Frank Put
Ds leg n = n sas' = .s. .r leg Com
Ham@ad abb ae so,s raser isg: Henry y' Wood
eoatusion Ss,ai KIM, contusion Jas. ?. Curtis leg
y. NJ RICE. leg H. H.renbr, amos Carter, shoulder.
nc &c, n,so w Rp , ". nsshsm sSS. Wv
uckindsry shf ", sde John q. Stephens, iex Geo II.
srfr, .sg; James sweet, breast A. G. Wilson, hand
drew j. Taylor atdo.ne Milton Hasbrouck leg; Henry
D Wig leg compsay L-wm; Murphy leg awa, DWARF
h,s ,nh II.s SniEwsr lei EeS G.rs thigh
Holmes, sg7; = II Chapman, breast; O. Carney, hand;
oon any Hi. Il. Boynton, head sam 81 Steel, thigh
~ -. fruusey, ~. idcc, d.shcs caf. IVY -tushh
Ke.zsr, leg tom any L-Iames W. Bsinis, side; WIN.
Black, Leg Peter Coher, thigh Albert Comstock, contu
sion. j. W Russell, arm and ehcst; d. Race, abdomen.
company K.--Ion Van ratt.n, sv45nen; Edward Boss
leg; John W TayEr, askic; John IL h Thigh; George
rOisoo, hand; J. d. Bsdgeriy, lcgi N. Durk arm; H.
T. bryant ankle; J. D. Hitchcock, Ieg; = Clark, arm.
LAT1cs.
killed.. 10
Wounded ........................ 81
80
-
Total. ....................... .....1&2
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TwDarY-snCorp MAss4rHt sErTs VOLUNTEERS.
Ktiisd--Colone Jesse A. Cove; Captain Joha r. Dun.
ming, Co. ID; Sergeant Geo W. Gordon, Co. A; sasrsant
Orison j. Lodge, 20. X G. poral Chas s. JordsCo A,
Corporal Chas y. Mulkes, 20. y; John W. Cbaate Co
A; John y. Coates. Co A; Chss L. Griffin Co. A; WIN. B.
smith, Co. d; n Wentworth, Co. d; Albert n Emerson
Co. D. wm Hunter, Co. y; James II. Goaisgs, Co. d;
Michael Dvay, Co u Alhert A. Dillingham;, To- N; LAS
NcSsrson, 70. h, Geo W Lsdl. 90. Z; Samuel BENJAMIN.
Co. 81 james Miles, Go. o; W. n POWELL Go. 81 Harmon
H. Flair Co. h; Vim. qaigey, 10. X.
acknowledgement fh9mas CHI Elm, shoulder; Ser
GO nt Benj. Davis, Go. b. thigh AID side; esrgean,
O ~. VIC milton, Co. A, rock and shoulder Sergeant
Sobn ky<D, %. o, neck; sarSssas VIM. H. Carpenter
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CAIRo, July IL, 1se2
The despatch boat Springfield IN q suas near
Island "a last n,gh and sunk The mails aud were
taken oil By the Tycoon, aud arrived hors ths morn
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THTRrHENTH REGrxEMr n. r. v

THRTEENTH REGrxEMr N. Y. v.
KilledSergsant Benz y Gibson. Co. E; Corporal John
0'Brisn. Co. H; Evans J. Beaumont, Co. A; Randall
Sturdy, Co. H.
Wounded-Lieutenant Wilson, Co. B, head; Lieutenant
Henry Wynkoop, Co. D. shoulder; Lieutenant Elijah NJ.
Cooley. Co. +, missing; Lieutenant A. Lena Co. /,
shoulder and missing; Sergeant Frank n. Hart Co. A,
arm; Sergeant VIM. r. McKenna Co A, head; Sergeant
Geo H. Coles Co. A, arm Sergeant John Garvey, Co H,
thigh Sergeant VIM. Martin, Co. H. FOOT Color Sergeant
John H. Holiday thigh Corporal JOHN Paddock, Co. A,
Corporal - Hawkins, Co. G., shoulder; Corporal
Charles +. Boydin. 60. 4, leg; Corporal ELL
ridge g. Morrison Co. 4, neck Corporal s. l. Austin,
Co. F. finger amputated; Corporsi 5. Kemp, Co. G.,
Jaw John Bres, Co. A. head; Geo NJ Coon, Co. A, head
HosDsr Merrill, Co. A, ARM James Van Etter, Co.
wounded and missing; John C. Carr, Co. b. shoulder
Thcs Clancy, Co. b. hand; John Slater Co. B. Jaw ChAs.
stout. Co. B, wounded and missing: Chas T. Bean Co b.
shoulder Geo. Schaner, Co. e, wounded and missing;
Ferock Co. c. leg ana arm; Jacob Holman, Co. G, ley
James Connor Co. D. thigh; VIM Hawkins, Co. D. shoul-
der samuel Hall Co: D. head G Begrave, Co. D, thigh,
missing; VIM Leland, Co. D, wounded and missing John
shoulders Sens . Ralph Co. hand Henry Tracy, T.
leg: Joseph Cleary, Co. Il, both legs, missing; VIM.
Cosgrove, Co. y. leg, missing; Chas. Morgan, Co.
+, shoulder, missing Chas Odell, Co. u, leg
VIM. Andrews, Co. f, leg; bal A. Page, Co. Il, chest
James H. Snyder, Co. 4, hsnd Augustus Griffin, Co. 4,
both arms; Fred Ray nond, Co. +, and missing
Bsnj Ran, Co. G, thigh and missing; Henry Hasssn Co
G. arm and missing; Edwin Tool, Co. II, hand; Barney
Teney. Co. II, hand; Geo Bln, Co. hand Hiram Boot
Co. L. hand aud missing; Aired Luckhurst Co. l. neck
aud missing James Well, Go. X, side; Isaac Brouch,
Joseph Tyler, Co. K, hand AMI missing.
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the N having reached It's highest point OF northern de-
cnation and We are glad 70 know, We do not feel n,
that he IL his south, AID that this hst
Of the months has passed and we have suffered
no III effects It,
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MosrRsAL, July ii 1852.
The steamer Anglo Saxon sailsd at quarter past ten
ocock this rorning from Qrebec for Liverpool, with
ntrsty tso 80 and tvepsy sp,srase Passspgers and
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SECOND REGIMENT.
KMed-R L. Atkins, 8. o. Curtis, Co. Z; Garrett b
Dusmore Co. G.; Chas. s. Colby, Co. X.
Wowatst-Adt. l.. B. Mudystt, hani Capt. IAva
EmersorI, Co. f, mortally and prisoner; Lieutenant
Geo. j. Brown, Co. b, leg; Lieut.. w. X. Currier.
CO.. G, both legs; Lieutenant J. G. Quimby,
Co. K Sergeant John C. Harmon. Co. A, shouIders
asrgoant James n. simpson, Co. c. Leg Sergeant Frank
herburns Co. d, hand and thigh; sergeant 4. L. Star
ling Co. f. Sergeant John Sawyer, Co. X: Sergeant H.
Worcester Co. r, arm Sergeant =. b. Gross, Co. H,
head; Corporal John Tibbstts, Co. B; Corporal VIM. O.
Stran Co. b. side; Corporal chas C. Morse Co. &, hand
Corporal A. j. Fozisr Co. F, hand: Corporal Chas A.
KNAPP, Co II, hand; NJ Fl. Harris Co. A, hand and Ieg
John K. vaxie Co. Ri Augustus 4. wsstcott Co. B. leg
prisoner; II. A. Harlem Co G, wounded aud prisonsrl
Mayo, CO. g, hand; ~ HaIvsy, Co D. thigh Paul =
EN~ry Co. D., shnuiasr; Jefferson Pckard, Co. ~
J. Campbell, Co. E, back; }. W. Patterson, Co.
E. head; J. McCullum, Co. E. thiEn, Daniea
BsY, Co. +, side; p. H. Dunn, Co +, SIDE; A. D.
y. strout, Co. " arm; Harry y Emery. Go. 4, head;
Herrick Lufkn, Co. ], arm; Timothy Brestnahan, Co.
wrist; John O'Connsll Co. hand; Michael Dehan Co.
l. hand James Fly, Co. K. arm Joseph wirsiow, Go. E
face; Hiram Brown, Co. X, hand Bsral Lowell, Co. K.
REHABILITATION
kfNed.
wounded
missing .
TOtN %
Amcag the missing are Lieutenant Colonel Barney,
Assistant Surgeon A. D. Palmer and Daniel W. Eagerly,
spital Steward. u-
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TWENTY-FIVE REGNESr, N. Y. Y.

II,
Alsolph. Co. ID; John IA. O'Neil, Co. II.
Wounded Major G. :. Gilbert leg; Capt N. w. Bulls
leg Capt. A. +. lrest arm Lieut. Farnam leg Lieut.
Bishop, hand Sergeant II u. Tooncy, Co. G; Sergeant
Tnos Davis. Co. r. Sergeant J. Long, Co. F. CORPORAL
Michael NsHsrts Co \, leg; Corporal Chas H. Phillips
Co b, log; Corporal Patrick Caaghan. Co. c. Corporal
J. Iaskiis, Co. D. Michael Wymcs, Co A, arm; Robert
Toby Co A. head and leg WIN. Gallagher Co. n, chest
John Mcsiil, CO. h; +. n. McCoukey, Co b, shoulder
John Costello CoC, Geo. A. Coles, Go. c. Samuel Craw
ford, Co q; Michael Gleason, Co. G. Henry Hermau Co.
c; Ell Lively, 90. .; john Mccall Co. q lheo. N llgan
60. G. James Ramsey, Go. q Vim. Gross, Co. y; Flack
ty, Co +; tred. Camel 20. z; r. OConne. Co. +: WIN.
Deyancy Co. +; Roger Burke 20. Deuais Downcy CO.
q; Michael O'Connor, Co. II; Michael Logan, 90. ii;
Senior, Co. I; Jaes Burke Co. j. Barney McDonnouyh
60. l. Maurice sasehan. 20. X John Collins, Co. X;
Mchaei Flahsrty, Co. N; Vim. Clarity, Co. X.
REHABILITATION.
wounded.
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KILLED, WOUNDED AND SICK SOLDIERS.
List OF Names or some az Those who
Foll During tho N0ecd seven Days
New York.


COmtesta. #IsHH
New York.
TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Kille Major H. "A. Barnum: Sergeant H. q. Rowland
Co A; orpora Char es Garrison Co. Victor Le AraTd,
VIM. 8. Force, Co c; Jacob Emth Co. d; VIM. Van Or.
den, CO. D. james smith Co. l. James Ames Co r; G.. +;
Co. G George Hawks, Co. G.; Jacob IL. Cne Co c. Fred.
Geese Co. III W Thomson, Co. q VIM. Con-ie, CO. G: P.
Powers G.. 81; John Hamil, Co. +; John Newtecker,
Co X; George Delahunt Co. James Durnin, Co. r. VIM.
Wenaded--captan James Cromis, Co. +; Captain q.
Truesdais Co H Captain A. J. Root, Co X; Lie tenant
Ell smith, Co. hand, Lieutenant II. G. Burtos Co. u,
knee; Lieutenant Stephen Estus, Co. G, leg; sorgoant
Arthur Green B. Sergeant Christopher Edie. Co. c.
hand Sergeant James Cochran. Co C, breast Sergeant
John Phillips Co. L Sergeant Wright. Co. \; Sergsalt
9. s. Rand Co. X Sergeant E. r. Richards, Co 4, thigh;
Sergeant =. Carpenter, Co. II, shoulder Sergeant j.
scanned, Co. B; Sergeant A. Baker, Co. b. Sergeant j.
cochran Co q, shoulder; Sergeant a. Warden, Co. @,
Co. x; Corporal r. Greer, CO. u; Corporal j. Mosiney,
Phillips c. i Corporal G. aean.' Co. K Corporal wM
Train, Co. r. thigh CORPORAL VIM Macrsady, Co. f. arm.
CoMresY A;=tharlss Mudiord, head Edward Briggs,
shoulder; Hiram Alien, thigh; Alexander Bantey,
thigh; William Washington, hand, p. X Hail. arm;
Lewis Tayles. leg; Edward Otis; \. Andrews, hand
Barr Daniel Rordon, chas. Brown, A. Limbsck, John
Ladderbuck, H. c. Psrsgo, b. Gates James Boucher H.
Vim Reardon Leg David Bush, thigh F.. ]. Ellis Fred
Fleming, j. Albion, aria; G. Z. King. side John Mahaa
head Company DIP. Brady. knee; - Wolf, shoulder;
O mpsny Err Hunter, lex; H. Murphy hand ~ Murphy
arm John Toonan John McCarty. hand d. Forbes James
purceIsy, both feet; p. Whtm0re. chest; VIM Graham
James Casey, face; d. Laughlin, shoulders VIM. Love-
arm; John McCarvsy, neck VIM. Sears, head Shields
head; George Temple, shoulders. Company G-Dslos
Lynch, W. ?. Cobbett Company H-Iewis Ewin, thigh;
George Herr, arm; Philip Kohlas W. Ramsey, head NJ
Damn, arm; John Mack hand; Anthony Dsppert, hand;
Geo. Ramsman, Leg g. " Cook, head A. Nagan, mortal
H. Fellows. leg; Geo: Barnes, shoulder Orlando Cong
d0rh i'm. Auth and hand. ckorv
pany John Sullivan. Valentine, g. Hokum. c, Rab
bitt, Don Thatcher, E. Whitcomb g. Bakeman, Charles
Fellows. Company K-E Fitzmorris, arm; J. Klbride,
s.de p Garety, thigh; j. Fitzgerald leg ~. Salmon side
and arm; Brady smith, shoulder; Jacob Tritsly, leg.
REHABILITATION.
wounded. ....ss.s
Missing Do
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Amcng the missing are Lieutenant Colonel Barney,
Assistant Surgeon A. D. Palmer and Daniel W. Ngeriy,
n SpitAl Steward
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OFFICIAL LIsT OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
FLAGSHIP HARryoRp,

ABoyI vIcxssUnG, Miss, June 2s, 1s62 !
Sri have the honor 10 report the following liss o
killed and wounded in that portion OF the neot whct
passed ABOVE vicksburg in the engagement ths morn
an1xp, 7-F.aesAip Haytfsrd-Edward T. Jennings
seaman from Msssachuse,ts.
R.7smoad-5ecrrs AiIssrun, ordinary seaman Thos
Fatty seaman.
Pinsta--william II. Thomar, quarter sannsr Thomas
6rahs n, ;andsman.
ssoI--Augus,iae Ells worth ri usry ., .gan.
WorsDED, 40 Ei1, Shtr JC.ft 49,, 4iarles Alton so
man, sli..iy 4l.xsnd. Clssi, andsnan, sngit!f
|. srsneo Fly t.yy,,, sG ,s s:s 81 k'.ch CO.
s,.yestu rs,.h iAndsman, lightly; A'rfed stone
ss.sss s slsasy a Esra, A.a" s s.as
slightly Joseph Lasrds Ordinary scan.an sightIS ya
.h,n S4'tcr. OF III sfy se an, eJntasion taptsa John
b oJn ), m.rine Confusion; Flag 0sIosr % q. Farra
R,chms,d-iIo tard r. Maiiat, masters mate ampu-
tacd M; JAM NoJnAn, ordinary scan.sn cGntus lon
Ihoni.s Nolan marine, d., George w Htlris marine
u James Ready SEAMAN, severely; Ja;aes Monegan
las sads naa sghty, chariss H,pa.d, ordinary sea
ran, d..
Cnelil-Rehsrd u. IIodgscn assistant engineer, Sc
yeroiy VIC. Cowcli, seaman do; Henry Cars, boat
81 aspa mate, s.. itiy.
Ifa TtJt Ian 3.pwn, ordinary SEAMAN, severely: Wm.
II IN Ieks. ial'ls .nali, 81 sbtly.
Scptt-ldSafd hathaway, seaman, amput1ied arm
" 10. anne landsman, s.iyhtiy; Charles Miller, ship
kmIsr.~s. xs,,ar Pottia-o scaidsd, 4 killed., /
crowned.
-o1AL--Killcd, Is; wounded. 80.
Returns yet boon fcsiv ID fssm Capt Porter q
hotila and that portion h1 iset bclaw vcks-
bug am, very respectfully, yoas oossers servant
Flag officer d. o. FARsAoUr, commanding Western
Gull BiOckldinr *luadron.
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
TO II H T. II T. o II l. Il
OF the United States.
DIR. J. BOVEE DODS'
VINE BITTERS!

from all who have not used them. We challenge the
world to produce their equal
These BTrrERs Tor the Of WEAK GENERAL
DESrrY, and for PURIFYING and BLOOD are
absolutely unsurpassed by sny other remedy earth
To be assured Of this It is only necessary make the
trial The Wine tsefs Of very superior quality, being
about third stronger than other wines; warming and
invgoratng the whole system from the head to the feet
As these Btiers tonic and Alternative In their charac
ter so they strengthen and invgorae the whole system
and give fRe tone and healthy action all parts
by cquazng the circulation, removing distractions and
producing general warmth. They also cxceentfor
Diseases and Weakness peculiar 10 Females, where
Tonic is required to strengthen and brace
the system. No lady who is subject TO lassitude and
fantness, should be without them, they rovivy
ing in their action.
THESE BITTERS
VIII not only Cure, but Prevent Dis.
ease,
and in this respect doubly valuable the person who
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-06
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Weak Lungs Indigestion, Dyspepsia Diseases of the Ner
vous System Paralysis Piles, and for all requiring
a Tonic,
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