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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-22
CITY COUNCIL,

Seyrnan. q. A. ). Baylela HG scoyel, wm S Cheat
ARA 4 @ smith, NJ G. L. Claiborne, and Jas Robb'
,oooon coeneH--w 2. Jones' President; william
,o,,,r,a \. j. Yarbrough, VIM Driver, VIM Stewart
nd. uopph W. Mullns james Turner, G. NJ South
nte A J. cole, Jas. gayls, Andrew Anderson, j. B.
knowles, aod John Greatly
sr.Vp,se cospirrEes or rE cU COUNCIL
r;,o,,,o--lynowles, scoyel and Cole.
49,, tVoyts--Anderson Smith and Claiborne.
s,,ss, Yarbrough, Turner southgate, Davis brien'
Nsveeld cheatham and Claiborne.
Tvbarf-Newman, Stewart aud Turner
Tyo,pital--Jones, yheld and sloan
soloors-Cbeatham SayGeld and Knowles
E,.. Dspa,4,nent-Cready, Driver and NewmRI
t,.-priver, Cheatham and Davis
,,.,oeterg--smth, Stewart and Newman
B1ortef Houss--Roberts, stewart and Turner
slave,--Hough, Claiborne and Davis
poiioe-Cheatham, Brien and Anderson
soyiaos-Hough, Claiborne and Brien
igoyksouss-Cheatham MayGold and Knowles
improvements and Erpa'dihres-cole sco'e' ana
Cready.
Public Property ABrien, cheatham and farmer
Pes, Houss-Mayded, Jones and Roberts
ag- Tho Board OF aldermen meets tho TUESDAY
pext preceding the second aud fourth Thursdays Il
each month, and the Common Council the soOon'
and fourth Thursdays in each month
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COUNTY COURT

COUNTY COURT
Judgs-Hon, James Whtworth,
Clerk--P. Lindsey Nichol
e. The Judges Court meets t@ first Monday IN
each month and the Quarterly Court composed OF
tine Magistrates of the County is held the nrst Mon
day in January, April, July and October
CIRCUIT COURT
.indgs-lion Nathaniel Baxter
Cierk--David g. Love.
ss- Tho Court meets the arst Monday in March
aud September,
CRIMINAL COURT
J,dye--uon wiram.K Turner.
Clerk--Char.es T. Dggons
os- The Court meets tho drst Monday ia April Au-
gust and December
cHANoERY COURT
Generalization Samuel D. Frlorson
Clsrk oad Maser--J f. Goayes.
ss- Tho Courtmeots the first Aonday III May ana
November. -
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.hATEST INTELLIGENGB
Interesting Intelligence Of Military
Operations in the East and
South West.
BRAGG I'D sMTTH REgREATING
CAPTURE OF REBELS
Further Reports Of the Fight at
Chaplin Hill

We have been favored with a copy Of
the Louisville Journal Of the 18th inst,
from which the following items are ex-
tracted
OFFICIAL Report OF Col. NJ. GOOding,
Commanding 3Oth Brigade OF the
9th Division i'm the Battle OF PER-
ryviales
HEADQUARTERS Both BRIGADE,
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Polished Jy an ASSOCIATION Of Printers.
Offfce on Printcrs' Alley between
Union and Deaderick streets.
TUESDAY MORNING OCT. 81 1862.
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We, the undorsigued, have This day adopted che
above rates. 70 which We bind ourselves atliety 70
wAl. CAMERON, for the Uaion
JOHN WALLACE, Tor the D'patsi
NAsHultE, Tenn, July -, 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

HOMICIDE IN TOWNSHIP No. IAN un.
fortunate homicide took place on Monday last,
on a ranch situated between Rose Springs
and the Gait House. 1t seems some words
passed between Joseph B. Todd and a man
by the name of George Leavck, in relation
to the latter hauling wood off the place.
They met at the house o a man by the name Of
Hancock, where the conversation took place 9
alluded to. Todd had his shot gun across
bis knee, half cooked, (the manner he car,
ried it while huntng,) and upon rising the
gun went off and the contents entered the
body Of Leavck, who was sitting but few feet
from Todd. Constable Emerson arrested
Todd the same day, and upon Coroner's
warrent he was grought to Auburn Tuesday
last, and on Thursday had an examination
before Justice Sexton Of this place. Todd is
charged with baving discharged the gun in
tentionally for the purpose of killing Leavick
The result Of the examination here was that
he was committed to Jail TO await the action
Of the mex, Grand Jury,
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
June 7th 3m
STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEN.-The best

STRENGTHEN THE SYSTEM.-The best
means of imparting vgor to the broken down
frame and shattered const tuition. which has yet
been invented or discovered. is proffcred to the
feeble of both sexes and all ages in
DIR. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
Debility. from whatever cause arising, may be
cured; strength in whatever manncr it may have
been wasted. may be restored by the use OF THIS
powerful and healthy invigorant For lndigeS
ton and all its painful effects. bodily and mental
they ars positive specfc.-Sold by Druggists
and dealers everywhere.
Julv Is. 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
Important from Dutch Flat.

The editor OF the Enquirer addresses the
public:--
"as there has been much inferred latterly
relative to our position, we will again ex
plain"
He Stateh his Pos;sh-"We wish dis
tinctly to stale that our position is INDEPEN
DENT IN ALL TnINGs-NEUTRAL IN NOTHING
He Repudiates Party Popers.-"A party
paper will tell "fbs," that you all know
and not few times will put in "whopper'
in order to carry their points"
He Tooteh His Own Horn.-"It beboove.
us to state that a journal published upon
purely Independent principles is the only re
liable Journal in eristence."
The People are warned against Zhieues.-
"'The citizens Of Dutch Flat and vicinit,
should be cautious when leaving their prem
ises or returning for the night, and see tha
every thing is secure, and out Of reach o1
burglars and petty thieves"
4 Correspondent telleth aohere Dutch Fla
is.-"The village Of Dutch Flat, lies in
direction North of East, and about two de
grees distant from San Francisco, in the foo
hills of the Sierra Nevada mountains, Place
County,
E.. B. Boust is nominated for o6ice.-I
Jamison nominated E. B. Boust, and G. w
Cassidy E. J. Brickell; there be no othe
candidates the nominations we're, on motion
made by reclamation"
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
SAN FRANCISCO. April Sth, 1862.

'Fs'VCT'CO' OFH 1OVI'
MEssRs. REDINGToN & Col take pleasure in
informing you that have been using your excel
lent YEAST Powders for some time, and unhes
tatingly pronounce them unequalled by any sim.
liar preparation that have ever used.
Every housekeeper may rely upon it, that when
used according 20 directions. they never fail to
produce that most desirable OF all articles Of
ood-g0od, s,Deet and nutritious bread. Having
once proved how superior they are to all Others
would on no account bo without them
MRS. N. MILLS.
June 7th - 3m
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

SR BRADLEY VS. JOHN GILBRAIrH EFT AL.
This case was tried in the District Court
on Tuesday last, and resulted in verdict in
favor of the Plaintiff The case is important,
from the fact, that the Plaintiff, Bradley, had
patent for his land from the United States
Government, and brought suit against the
defendants, who were mining upon the land,
for damages and recovery OF the land which
was being mined Plaintiff gained the suit.
A United States patent will hold.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

AUBURN RAILROAD Our readers will be
pleased to learn that the grading is com
pleted on the first Division Of thirteen miles
on this road This brings it within six
miles of Auburn. Nearly ten miles of track
is laid, and the work is progressing favorably.
Under the excellent management of Mr..
Myer the contractor, this road has been
constructed with the rapidity unknown to
enterprises of the kind in California. an evi.
dence that the Company have had the right
man in the right place
The road has been open for freight and
passengers from Folsom to Wildwood Station
e miles) for some ten or twelve DAYS, and is
already receiving considerable business. The
remainder Of the division will be ready for
business in few weeks, when it must be
come an important channel oftrade-especi
ally to the people Of eastern Placer and Ne
va a. and northern EI Dorado.
The road has engaged less Of public at.
tenton than any other work Of the kind in
the Slate-but the Company seems to have
had more faith in work than talk, satisfied
that the road would make itself known when
completed. This road is a strong bidder fol
large share Of the Washoe trade, that
must certainly seek this route upon the open
ing of the Dutch Fla: Wagon road, a road
that will be really for the next years bust
ness
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

MoRE OF 'EM.-In another column James
McBurnev announces himself as candidate
for the office of Constable Of Township No.
8; and Joseph Ferris announces himself for
the office of Collector Candidates are get,
ting as thick as "blackberries All right
boys, we have plenty of room in our columns
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
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Iamott's is the Place,
SACRAMENTO VALLEY
EE II II Is.s sssssss.s:.ss:i.s sssssMey

A ND SACRAMENTO, PLACER Sov;no ~ ,; been
"A RAILROAD.-Arrangemen.sso U.s. .ao and Freight
made for the transaction OF sroa% from Fol-
Business over seven miles of the '1 oS the Socra.
so% meno Wey naroad and odr. roea on
and and after MONDAY, JULY 2lst, lso5i ~ and S r.
Leave Sacramento at ea A. M, atu trains IN will run
NJ. The 81 4. NJ. ana e r. w.
through to Wildwood Station. ,rn;o, House) at
Leave wildwood Station (at onlon A'
Leave Folsom for Sacramento at 81 A. S' - -
and 81 Pm. ,v,.,,od N remain at
Freiabt will be taken by every up~ar;a psa;aht tJ bv
for Folsom or Wildwood, and aowS ae q, ". train
each train from WILDWOOD anu '"' ~
I For freicbt or passage apply at the ONCE sadent
July 10th, 1892
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

ELECTION PRINrING.-We have done con-
siderable printing this week for Township
candidates. We are prepared to get up
posters with neatness and dispatch, and
candidates in any of the Town
ships in the county can have their posters
and tickets printed, and forwarded to them
by Express or mail. Gentlemen, send in your
orders
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

LAST DAv.-Deiinquents. who have not
paid 81, for their Poll Tax should remember
this is the last day. Next week it will be
$s. Those Interested in saving a dollar, had
better call on the Collector before sun down
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
sTRAyEp OR STOLEN.

SR A SMALL SIZED DOG, OF THE Scotcn
H Terrier breed, light yellowisa cOiored {,
coarse curly hair, answers to the name OF "Dlck.
Whoever will return him to the subscrioer, snail
be suitably rewarded. nrn,o>,
Auburn aug. 2nd,-zt JAS. ANDEhoON.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
Democratic Primary Meeting.

The National Democrats Of Auburn Precinct,
are requested to meet this evening at o'clock.
at the Theatre Room. Empire Hotel; for the pur
pose Of electing three Delegates to represent the
precinct in the County Convention, which con-
venes at Auburn on Monday next.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
PEOPLES Saw Mill,

Ten miles above Auburn, near tho Ssas
4ouse. ON the new IllinOistown Road
THE undersigned have completed their new VIM" m','
| and arc now prepared to furnish the Puone P
with clear SUGAR PINE, SLuIcE. BUILDING, fL.I| ~
ING and all other descriptions OF LUMBER, tha na
orders left with VIM. E. Miller, or ditec'ca ~ ;n
firm at Lisbon P. o., will be promptly a''e""'0
w. A''"' los STARBUCK, MILLER CO.
August q l662.-tf
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ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE VOTEPe
TOWNSHIP NO. TO-

II HEREBY announce myself as a condido,. J..
Il for The office of ASSESSOR, at the nert
General Election. "S~'
THOMAS FAIRCHuD
July 18th, lS62.-3w
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
For Constable of TOwnshiD No. 4

l HEREBY announce myself an Independent
Candidate for Constable of Township No. 3, at
the next general election.
aug. 2. '62.-te. JAMES McBURNEY.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

BOARD OF SupERvIsoRs.--The August term oi
the Board of Supervisors commences on Monday
next.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
Independent Candidate for Tax Collector
of Township No. 3.

HEREBY announce myself as candidate for
the Office OF Collector Of this Township.
aug. Ind, lS62.-tc. JOSEPH FERRIS
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I. o. .. r.

Auburn Encampment, No. 90 meets the first
and third Tuesdays in each month. Patriarchs
in good standing are respectfully requested to
attend. T. b. HARPER, G.. P.
jyl9 'G2tf THOS. JAMISON Scribe
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

Independent Candidate for State s.r..
EDITORS PLACER Observation-Disclosures thn n",s
of R. G. Poland. Esq. as an independent cond;'
date for STATE SENATOR, and oblipe.
MANY FRIENDS.
Auburn, July l9, l862.--tf
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

Independent Candidate for Asse.sor .r
Township No. 3. Va
EDITORS HERALD:-Plcase announce the name of
JOHN OFARRELL, rs a suitable candidate for
the Office of Assessor of Township No. 3.
MANY TAXPAYERS.
July 10th, 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

Independent Candidate for Collector or
Township No. 3. Va
EpIToEs HERALD You are hereby authorized
to announce the name Of PERRY KELLY, as a can.
ddatc for the Office Of Collector of Township M
3, at the next General Election. CITIZENS.
July 10th. 1862
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
County Treasurer's Monthly Statement
THURSDAY, July Gath,

For the month ending August LIST, 1862:
Total amount received, $l2,777 10
Total amount paid out, $4,000 50
Total amount Of County Funds, $50 ,963 76
Total amount Of State Fund, $9,42l 26
Outstanding, registered County
warrants, S430 80
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
Hamilton's Stage Line.
@TaS& THE A75

STAGE ROUTE from "Wildwood Station" at
- the end of the Auburn Railroad to Dutch
Flat ria Auburn is in complete running ORDER
The Stage leaves Wildwood every morning upon
the arrival of The train OF cars from Sacramento
City; and leaves Dutch Flat every morning at
o'clock, in time to reach the morning train at
WILDWOOD and go through to San Francisco the
same day WIN. HAMILTON.
August I'd, 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

New FIRM.-Doctors Myers Il Holden, have en-
tered into the practice of Dentistry. See their
card in another column. These gentlemen are
able and experienced practitioners, and should be
literally patronized.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
taken a new slope. The Legislative ticket to be

taken a new slope The Legislative ticket to be
nominated by the party known as douglas DEM
ocratc." will he the supporters of the Hon. NJ. S.
Latham. So the contest here is now definitely
fixed between Conness and Latham. II the
"Douglas ticket" (Which will be supported unan-
imously by the Breckenridge men) carry Sacra-
mento, then NJ. S. Latham gets six votes for re-
election If the Conness- Fusion ticket carries
then Conuess gets four votes. if he needs them,
or Phelps six provided COnness cannot use his
four.
REPUBLICANS SOLD OUT.
When the Republicans found that they were
sold by admitting the COnnessites into their Con-
ventiOn, they sQuirmed terribly for while. but
gathering consolation from the fact that their
captors really of the same hue. and that they
would be admirable co-patriots next fall, they
quietly and good na.urcdly settled down in their
seats, and proceeded with the nominations
THE CONNEss TICKET.
The Legislative ticket is strong Cne and has
the elements of SUI cess No body but Latham
could tackle it with the least hope Of success
Booth. the Senator. isa host in himself. There
is no man in the city county, who has such u
hold on the confidence Of the people. He is COM
petent to meet any one on the stump-even Mr..
Latham himself Dr. Duncomb, Adams and Estee
are also strong men.
CoNNEsS on HAND.
Duriug the setting of the Conven ton on Tues
day. Mr.. COnness was present, accompanied by
his Lieutenant B. B. Redding. The latter was
quite active with members until the Legislative
ticket was selected. Both then retired.
THE CITY TICKET
The fusion tickot is very weak one, and there
is not the least show for the election of one of
the candidates. The nominees for Supervisor,
however, are strong men, and predict the elec
tion of both.
WAR PRICES
We begin to feel the effects Of the war. quote
below several articles of trade with their former
and presentprices attached viz
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02

THE WORK GOES on
The work on our lcvees is progressing finely,
and there is good prospect OF their completion
before the dry season is over.
ANOTHER HOMICIDE.
Our reputation for murders and homcides is
still good. Tom Rooney. a very fast young man.
and one from his habits, WAS at all times liable
to a violent death was mortally wounded last
Saturday morning, at the Bank Exchange, the
very same place where the last homicide was
committed. He was buried yesterday with great
pomp, 10y the Firenen. Rooney had many good
qualities. and many strong friends. He was a
machinist and WAS one of the many hands of
the sacramento Iron works"
FEDERAL PAPER.
Merchants begin 10 guard themselves against
the acceptance OF this paper. which is beginning
to circulate. Some of them add the following
sentence on their bill heads: Payable in U. S.
gold COIN MORE ANON.
The Placer herald., 1862-08-02
Thursday july 81.

The boilers from the Douglas County Committee
have held their convention, elected delegates to
the Union Administration convention participated
in its proceedings, and are thoroughly mixed up
in the political bag.
SERVED HIM MEAN.
But Il. D. Ferguson the bcll-wether among The
dissenters, and who was most active in getting
the Republicans and Conness Democrats TO fuse,
was a candidate before the said Convention for
Assembly. but failed to get his nomination. This
is a marked instance OF ingratitudc. But must
give as brief and condensed account OF this body
as possible
THE FUSION CONVENTION.
The original County Convention which adjourned
after electing delegates to the State Convention,
was not a full body, and contained Republican
majority. The Boltcrs Convention elected IS
delegates to meet with this body provided they
would be admitted. They were admitted, though
slightly objected to by Postmaster Rowland and
party majority in this body, thus accomplish
ing the ouy object Of the boilers.
CONFESS TRIUMPHANT.
The best evidence in support OF the assertion
that John Conness has taken the Republican
party OF Sacramento. is in the political pre-
tive ticket The Senator (Booth) is Conness;
and Estee, Adams and Duncomb on the Assem-
bly, ticket, ditto. The other two Assemblymen,
Barton and Warwick, are Republicans The
Douglas members after begging into this body,
were truly generous!
NOT EXACTLY CORRECT.
I've been saying all along that Conness would
have dead thing in this county, as the Union
Democrats. with one ticket, and the Union Ad-
ministration Fusonsts with another, would both
be favorable to him, But find ! was too fast
and that another Richard is in the field.
N. 8. LATHAM ALIVE.
Since the Senator has arrived, politics have
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EYaeuation Of Fort PILLOW.

OPPOSITE RANpoLFH, IL NILEs EE1g4
FoRT PILLOW. June =. Via CAR JGae -
II Hon. Z. II. Stanton Secretary O., Fqr:
SIR-To my modification toe enemy evac-
usfed Fort Pillow las nizat. Ther car
RED away OF destroyed everything Of value.
This morning Lieot. Goa Eliet. win g
few men in yawl, went ashore. followed
Immediately bv Col. Fitch And gsrI II his
command.
The guuboats then came do~a aud az
ebored across the channel I then p-o-
eesded with the rams = miles fellow the
Fort. 10 d point opposite Randolph. aud
sent Lieu. Col. Eilet ashore With flag cf
truce 70 demand the surrender ef the place
Their forces had al LETT rwo Of their
guubeats oaly ala hour or t10 before We
approached.
The people seemed 70 rsspse, the flag
which Lieut.. Col Ellet planted. The gnus
hai been dismoGnted. and some piles Of
Gotten Rere burning
] shall leave Lieut. Coi. EIlet here n the
advance, aud return Immediately to For;
Pillow 10 bring on my entire forces.
The people attribute lhe sudceuness .;
the evacuation 20 the attempt n,sie night
before last 10 sink tacir gunbeaI> ct Fort
Pillow
Fort RantolpG ike Fort Pillow. is
weak. aud coula not have held ont i5ag
against vigorous zt,aek
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From Gen. 1LeCIeuan,s Command

NCCLELLkSs HEADQUARTERS. AkMY Or
THE PoToNAc. Sunday, June s.-Ths rebels
oI'sued With artillery Yesterday afternoon.
OF The pickeis Of Gen Sumner. they bay
ing advanced TO rev position No harm
VS. .loae- saj The er5ng soon ceased
= 6icAEond paper .; Friday hses been
reserved L gives BIO details Ct the ls:e
battle They claim, as usual. great vic
sory- u states that The Fsderals we're
df.FeI INTO the ChiekahomIny and White
% swamp and that Mcclellan had sent
= Tag q truce zskiug permission 10 bury
h's dead, beth Of which are false Ttrires
'he loss - ooe regimen; Al 40 killed ana
sounded evidently showing lEsi tEel con
Slaered i l. their iaisresr rot 10 i!zeioz.
their defeat to the pnolic
Gen Prim ard StsE Of Spain arr,,-s, -
day and PAID their rszpec,s 70 cen. Ne.
ClsIlan.
Dsserts-s ~bo arrived to-lisv from R7,.f-
mend. stale that there was great exc5re-
Reuf = that city for fesr ihst the James
river would rise sufficiently 10 allow or
gan6ea'z to pass over the otstI us-tiots.-
TIE excitement vas SO greet that man OF
the citizens were tszving
They coldru tie Eoanding 81 C5ensrsi
Jntason- This being Sunday .syzry,ilfrss-
e qui=f
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From Gen. HaIleeks AMY.

louisville, Juae -Hal.ecks He'd
quarters win Tie FEDERAL fgrcez uyx oceu-
- BALDWIN, G-uiow1. Jackson =1a bon
Ve-- The ka1.ros. repairs are p-csi ess:ng
rapidly
Theeoealv PaSset t51ntyqgc -a=t nl-.. re-
treating Southwark rom BALDWIN
1t i mattel TIA; t.isv ny lost 20. aeg
by deSsrti"n since tie! left Co-.all. In 81
Is from Tennessee. h-a;acsy ntld Arkansas
regiments Al the regiments tom these
States PASSED iov1 closely -aa~l.ea d Ia L
='1es by Mississippi snd ALaps ma troops
IT i believed uy coaa;ry people fa u
BesuVegard can aot enter Colarul4s tg.-b
azif the troops n brought away fro.yl Cor
lath. TIE whole caHatrv east and :.o-:t
o. Baldwin IS tui. o. armed soldiers r-t1ra-
iog from Tennessee SD he=tacky.
General Pope te-egraplsi troa tBz 40
v.Ec= 'aA' he F,riso-sr= ~Eo a=<; des-rts6
sad are 70 De exchanged row want Il, tske
rne oa.h.
The enemy drove AMI carried OF every
thing Tor miles areaud
The Weaithi-St families are 1eStItu.- aud
stsrsing. Women aud children CRYING for
TODD TIE males are forced into rne amy.
The =aemy Is represented a suffering great
" for ZOOS.
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Loss at the Battle of Fair Oaks.

NAsHISGTeN. May s.-Is.e following Is a
statement of the loss n the battle Of Fair
Oaks, has been received at the Wzr De-
IartHeng
Ha,. E5,-ia u S'ansg4:
The following Il statement Of the kill
ed, wounded AID missing Of the slsr OF
May and June 81. ISs2- Ia front OF Rich
mend
General Sumner. second corps, Is3 kill
ed, So woGndei and - missing.
Gen. BeintzieInaa, 81 corps. - killed.
$50 wounded, $50 missing
Gen. keys. Iii corps, 80 killed. I.75a
wounded. al missing
Total-s9s killed, S.s29 wounded. I.2a2
missing. Grand killed, wounded and
missing, 5.Tss.
nominal list viii be furnished rs soon
a the data csn be received.
Signed- q, i. AcCLELLas,
MAJ. Gen. Com'd,g.
Dispatches from lag officer Dupont
state that the guubeafs have possession of
Stone near Chzrieston- Tie capture was
made in couseq UeBence of information re-
ceived from Robert SeweH Letters from
the Calf announce the capture Of the
scbooner New Castle or the brig Balm
bridge and the schooner Jane blythe steam
er r. r, Cuylsr.
commission consisting OF the lesdIng
Physicians of Pittsburgh Pa, viz Doctors
Dixon, CafeF. &cCahdIiss and Hamilton,
sent by the Sanitary Commission of that
city, to aid IN Administering 10 the wants
Of the sick and wounded soldiers, arrived
here yesterday. and having been furnished
by the Surgeon General with all Recesssrv
faeiliues. left this morning for the battle
field near Richmond.