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PHOTOGRAPHS.
ATTORNEYS Ar law,


Ohm. CR0WELL, JR., ATToRNEY
~ lAND COT NSELL0R At Law, once i25 Supe-
rior-st., Cleveland Ohio Particular attention given
70 the collection Of Eastern claims In the Northern
District Of Ohio, and 70 the collection Of bounty ha
back pay due the widows and heirs Of docea.l sol
diers. InyleR
SOLDIERS' CLAIMS ON THE
- Government for. Back Pay Allowances Bounty
Pensions, &c, attended 70 p-ompll{ py
GAGE a BRICE, Attorneys,
mayl- t-.T l5ssnperior-st,, Cleveland, o.
H.L. LATIMER, ATTORNEY Ar
u. LAW.-Oaers his services in the business Of
bfs professian During business hours he may. D.
found at the once of Joseph Perkins At other hours
at the Birch House.. u marl:3s9
DALMER & DENNIS, ATTORNEYS
AT LAW, No. l0Perkins Building, Cleveland,
{. ". PALMER, Inov9O:27sl R,B. DEyNn
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE At /
w. T0RNEYs AT Law, Once No, l6s sups- \
3 VEIIl1Aios' pahfq A.sr4PPll,
n. aHl..f-TT-FI -if
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g8 The above arc all from persons who are public
iy known where thgy reside, and who would notmake
these statements without thorough conviction that
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ILLINOIS

ulnfion Of 1 ~ 666. and a soil carialIe Of sa1-
porting q, 900 900. No State In the Valley OF
the Mississippi offers 50 great an indueement to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There IS no
part Of the world where all the conditions Of eli
mate and soil 50 admirably combine to produce
those two great staples, CoES and WHRAE-i
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DIR. GIBso N.

PRoFEsson or ELECrRoPATHY AND MEDICINE,
Oface-lls Seneoa-st., few doors from Superior up
oface hours from to and from 2to O'Clock daily
SUNDAYS eNcepted.)
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OATs, BARLEY, RYE. BUCKWHEAT,'

And vegetables suited to the climate, are proda-
eed in great abundance. The northern portion
Of Illinois Is about the climate Of PennsylEanla,
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety Of temper
ature in the State, suited to almost every product
81 the TTyifalF- sf,fss
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WHEAT. CORN, COTTON, TODiCCO.l !
- nRnTNARY I'D

Of Corn Is fron 30 to SO bushels Ger acre. Cat
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here Of smali cost and yield large profits. 4 Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, q branch Of farming 70 which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield snre profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of Sc miles on the Branch and
147 miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn, ~ rre sr
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CLIMATE

such immediafc results from hi3 l1bor cs On these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 mueh
ease. The climate rom the extreme southern
part Of the State to the Terre Haute Alton & s..
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly 900 miles. Is
well adapted % Winter
WHEAT, CORN, COTTON, TOBACCO.4 Z
Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetablesis grown IN great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished igum to weeks earlier than their
immediate Vicinity. Between the Terre Uaute,
Alton 6 st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois riYers, distance OF 115 miles On
the Branch, and 185 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies th great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State f1 H-. rT1ssg f
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NOTICE.-A. WHITING, A Non
| Y Resident OF the State Of Ohio, will take notice
fhat the Cleyeland Panesville AshtaDuIa Railroad
Company did, on the 6th day Of May 1862, filed Pc
tition IN the Court Of Common Ploas within and
for the county q CuyahQga ana STATE Of Ohio aqiFst
the said A. Whiting, defendant setting forth that
the % day Of March, ls62, the said defendant in
debted 10 said Company In the several sums on ac-
counts Of s49d co. SlG md So 10 amounting In total
to tho sum Of 1873 60, with interest thereon from
March 3 1852 for charges and transportation Of GER
tain three lots barrels oil, carried and conveyed
and upon said COmpapy's Railroad from 0irard to
Cleveland, Ohio, and there at the latter place deliver
cd by said Cpany for said defendant, al a request,
that the saidSutn OF money then and Is now due
and payable, hat said SUN Of money nor any part
thereof has been paid, aud said Company prays judg-
niept against the said A. hling defendant, IL the
sum Of three hundred and seYenty-three dollars and
sixty cents, with interest thereon from said 81 day Of
March, ls62
And the said A. Whiting notifeds that he q re-
quired TO appear and answer said petition on or before
the 18th day Of uDe, ls62 or Judgment will be taken
against him BY default.
RANNEY, BACKUS & NOBLE,
Attorneys for q. p. 4 A r. r.,
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q Yet who complains aIy heart snd i
Ia the ubundaut earth no doubt
Is little room for things worn out
Disdain them, break them, throw them by
And IL before the days grew rough
We oScf were loved, used-~Wsll enough
Ithinll we've Jared, my heart and i.
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LEnht NOTICES,


MASTERS IsE.-PURsUANr TO
lNl the commend ga deerotal order Of sale isned
from the Court Of Common Pleas u Cuyuhoga eQun,
ty, at the suit OF John Harper against J. fenhel
and others 20 me directed shall exposa ilr sale at
public auction A. the door % the Court Holeo IN the
liy Of Cleveland 10 said county, on the IN day oi
june 1862, at O'Clock T. H., tho following descriyea
lands and enements TO Wit; Situate In nc toWnslPs
OF Chagrin Falls and Russell, IN the 9Th range OF
townships In the Connecticut Western eservei "a inc
stsae VI Ohio, and which Is Rs0 IN The Couniiea o.
Cuyah0R1 and Goauga and d huoWn az being parts Qt
lots Nos. " and ~ IN said townships and bounded as
follows: the north By the north limo Of said raet
No. 3; on the cassidy land decided by Aaron Bliss "
Joseph = Barrass; the south by the centre OF tho
road leading from Chagrin Falls TO Russell Centre,
and west by line parallel with the east line and 20
far distant thereirom 10 make thirtysoFen bO-lO0
acres. And, as9-auohor pioce, situate IN said town
ships and counties, aud Z known being a part OF
the Champion tract and bounded ~ follows; begin
ming at tbs northwest corner Of thirty lot own
cd by Chester Plastrage thence along the west line
Of said thirty south 10 tho centre Of the high
way; thonco along tho centre Of the highway westerly
far enough to contain twentyour acros thence nerth
TO the south line Of the tract thence east 20 the place
Of beginning, containing tweuty-Our acres, be the
same more or Less but subject 70 all legal Highways
Appfaised az sl6S7 GEO. "a WlMAN,
u. II. HAMILTON, Master Comm [
it, f-+fe-. &c., ,,,s4r4r.ah
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M ASTER'S IS SALE.-PURsU issued
lll the command Of decrotal order Ofi o2gghyi o2ghyi
trVnf the Court Of Common Pleas OF Guy ~
at the suit Of George Hall against bIeg Plui5S
ter and others, shall expose for sal.u ~ eAty "
tiOn al tho door Of the Court Hois{ " glu9, loo-l
Cleyelandi in said county ON the ~ y l % i il7 S III
tenem0nts: Situate In the CO. pii ~ i ~
known and described as tol Fnti ti1era i5tba
mani in tbe yiiiae ~ t angles with Orange street
east line of aid ot nj lie aOutheast corner Of said
~ noint f1,n fest ksustdrly parallel with Orange
ict kirty,,ne. tbr thence nUrtherly at right an
tf,,sef feet 10 said Orange street. thence
- viii No. inning, being the who8Of lOt thir-
n the ~ ~ Zee ten feet Oh the side Of lot thirty,
t,onc mi ty-ily0 feet on Orange street and one
syS hi1d two feet deep be the same more ur less,
I - u TO all legal highways. Appraised at e325.
hhueN4 ht GEO. IT, WYMAN, !
". :. GOODWIN, Master C0mm'r.
Plaintiffs Atty, mays;3gl
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So tired, so tired, my heart and
u wss not thas in that old time
Whom Ralph sat Wi.h mo meath lhe lime,
To watch the sunset from the sky.
Dear love, you're looking tired, he said
4, smiling al him, shook my head
It's noW were tired, my heart and J.
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TIfCd ouI We 1rel my ne0Tl ana y I
suppose the world brought diadems
10 tempt ne, crusted with loose gems
OfpoUers and pleasures Let it ny.
Ne soarcely care % look az even
A pretty child, OF Gods s biua heaven
We ieel 80 tired, my heart and J.
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You see we're tired my heart and ]. .f
We dealt with books, we trusted men,
And IN our own blood dronched the PEN
As ifsuch colors could not dys
We wdkod too straight ior fortunes end,
WeloVcd too true % keep a ilendi
Al lsst we're tired, my heart and I.
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DENTISTRY.

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The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Francis Graham Co E. sth Pennsylvania reserve ald9
Michigan, head; Patrick Msghss Co. K I'm MickleaA
Tsswa1, Co. a. 9Th Penn:yivsnia reserve ankle; B. y
E, Adiana, back; 3. Eggeston Co. B. 9th Illinois
arm and lung T. p Denham, Co. T. ist Penusy vanis RI
es. thigh D. Northrop, Co. I. LIST Pennsylvania rides,
d. Isl Pennsyvsns rites neck s. ssist, c. 1. oh
Pennsylvania rifles: abdomen George Bowers, Co. sth
.9n ::s:s sss,s s
rines shoulder; Edward Osborne. Co. H. 9th Pennsyl-
As:pn % ID C1 Sa 1'ns
A. 18th Ohio, leg amputated; g. L. Barnes, Co. 4, 2sd
Ohio thigh Quinn Co. 81 2asSa sS % saySy a. sHSsn
s:ss :ss Casper hs DIG; E .sA ss $50 :s'::
sssa Co., illinois sn saSary ssoadsr John 8.
Syringe Co. ,23d Ohio, thigh Jno NJ Finley, Go. =,
gth reserve side James naS & Oo - So
John Peters Co. H. 9Th Pennsylvania knee Chas
Coleman, Co. G. Pennsylvania Kane Rifles, thigh; Ihos.
H. Austin, Co. H. sth Illinois cavalry, hip; Nelson le.
Roy Co. u 2sd Ohio Iace s,aaar H. A. DensTn, Rs%, C.
Aument, Co. E, Ist Pennsylvania, reserves, leg;
%n orr sSer
18th Michigan, shoulder Addison Simpson, Co. 4, 6th
Michigan; Anthony Gerroux, Co g nth Michigan, arm
Theodore strander, Co. B. 9th Pennsylvania reserves
John Mcade Co. F. LIST Pennsylvania reserves breast
Cornelius Sullivan, Co. l. 17h Michigan; A. Corbe Co.
l. 2sth Massachusetts, Seth whteson Co. 9th Psnnsy-
vania reserves breast VIM Harrington Co. l. 9th PENN
sylvania reserves ankle spraned Lieut. Richd q cen-
dening, Co. H. 22d Pennsylvania reserves Leg Lieut. j.
W. Mackenzie Co. 7h Wisconsin: Geo. Terwiger, Co.
H. seth New York; Alex Hughes, Co. B, 7th Wisconsin,
Philip Pear Co. 4, 1st Pennsylvania reserves, arm
This composes about all in hospitals. There are some
at farm houses, &C., not included above.
Tho following is list of the killed, wounded and miss
OF the Third regiment, Maryland Home Brigade, Colonel
Downy. at Harpers Gerry
KILLED.
Captain Jacob Sarbaugh, private VIM. Harrison.
WOUNDED
Privatcs Hlrrison, Hull head slight; Edw Corner leg,
slight; Perry Engle thumb JAS Pulam, cheek; Jas. B.
smith, arm; Sam HoG, thigh, dangerous Lawrence G.
Hon leg; Andrew King, shoulder, dangerous.
sergeants Strachman and Eeil privates Daniel Ross
George N. Springer d; w Cott, W. Oglc, j. Pierpont j.
Smith, j. N. Irwin, Isaiah Friend.
(For account Of the Siege and Capture Of Hdr.-
per's Ferry see Fourth Page.)
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Alton j., +, 30th o. /, killed.
Adams ". =, K, 9th Me. ,
concussion.
Alexander j., I, 9th Ne,
face.
Allen n, =, A, 81 N. J. hip.
Auburn A. Is ,JlstN,y. head
Arbor Jacob, X, 5lst NY, |,
les.
Auiap Corp. o., A, 6lst Pa. ,
hlp.
Beal Col. 10th Ne. wounded.
Bryant corp.J. ] . Me. ,kh'd.
Brown Capt. Y, 800 slguy.
Boyle ". ,fl, lith Ohio.
Brown T., Is, 1lth Ohio.
Beck corp. J.. !, A, 30th Ohio.
Bauth j., A, 3oth Ohio
Brewer John, A, 23d Ohio.
Bottsford E. +, A, 2Sd Ohio.
Bucknam Capt. 8 Ne ,shpdr.
Brewer G.. u, 9th Me. head.
Beard C.H., ,5tb Me. arm !.
BrowncWm. II. ,IslNJ n ID.
Bordwin J.w.,H ,3NJ. thigh.
Billings Geo. l., AM. arm.
Beidon VIC. ,27th N. Y,
arm Amp.
Bully VIC, 16thN Y. thigh.
Barnes A, Il, ,32dN. Y. elbow.
BarpesJ g ,1sNY SHOULDER.
Bullard A.C. +, lsN.Y foot.
Cbadbourne sergt. E., 9TH
Me. killed.
Crsner sergt. J.. a, 11th Ohio.
Conhart W. F., 30th ohio.
G onner Thos. 23d ohis.
Collins 1t. SD n. r., side.
Colley j., 9Th Me-, legoamp.
Chase A., 9th Me-, chest.
Carrlgan Thos., LIST N, j.,
head.
Coolie Tbos. 1st N. J. hip.
Clarke d y. I'D N. > hand.
Checsih T.J. /, I'd MI, hand.
CeysPetcr ,.3d N. J. head.
Can John, eeth Pa. arm and
side.
Crawford John, 18th N. y,
shoulder.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
SEVENTY TWO THOUSAND PENNSYLvA-
MANS IN THE FIELD.

HARRISBURG, Pa, sept. IL, 1902
The Governor states that seventy-two thousand men
have responded his call for the defence Of the State,
and that he expects the number will be increased 10
one hundred thousand. These being furnished
with equipments and moved to the State border as
rapdly as possible.
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NIIsCELLAN EOUS.
- ~ = = y
CUNJAH WALLAH.

"
The great Turkish Erhilarant and Nervne Perfect
harmless substitute liquor, smoking, opium and snu
lants producing gentle sprituele elevation OF spirits
without any reaction WHATEVER Cures almost instsnta-
masr palpn tor heart Put in elegant gold silver,
ivory and sat boxes 20 cents each; bores In Turkish Car
sole importers In Ameyica, SCUTr CO., Chemists, S6l
anu $50 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
DNNCIyG ACNgSMNTTEs,

u. TREEoR's Private DANCING ACADEMY.
West Thirty fourth street. reopens september "a; 90
Sonth'Eieht street Brooklyn. b. D. is Classes
the city country attended to- These beautiful Rooms 10
ct for sorces See circular.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Bind Peter + Is NY. ,shldr.
Barnes j., A, I'd ohio.
Breeze II. X .5lstN. Y. ankle.
Belknap b. ,l,l1Mich kid.
Bullock Lieut., , G, 46th Pa.
Buick Capt. Thos., q, 45th
Ia, slightly.
BissIow Corp. u. X. g, 45th
Pa. severely.
Bailey J. C ,46thPa. slightly.
Bell john 4, S6th Pa. Killed.
Baird Jas. G ,46th Pa. killed.
Baker G. C ,A5thps. ,should'r.
Boyers A. , 4 ,46th PA. thigh.
Brown u. II, 1st Pa.
Bertrand Louis X. 70,bN.Y.
Bunson WI. ,l9thIld. ,chest.
Bailey A., A, Gath n. Y.
Book 1t. j. b., +, Tooth Pa.
Book Corp.D.Y, Z, 10othPa.
Bray Capt. llPa. H., killed.
Carney Mason, 18th Mich,
killed.
Cowan W. r., 9tb N. H.,
hand.
Chambers H., 45th Penn. ,
killed.
Curtin Major J. j., 45tb Pa. ,
elbow.
Carr Robt. 45th Pa. killed.
Carney y. o., 45th Penn,
slightly.
Campbell Thos. lst Bucktail
rifles.
Cunningham J. 14th N. Y.
Conpelly NJ. laQh N. Y.
Coon o. b., 9th N. II.
Cunningham W. p, 10Th
Penn.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
HOTELS.

nAvfD POLLOCK roRNERLy OF NO II CHATHAM
street and also Of .weehawken and the Yacht Cove
Hotel, ayorabiy known has opcned new lfoel
Dining Room atS0Chaham street where the best lodgings
and meals 6e found, at the most moderate prices
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
Court CaIendar-This Day.

SUPREME CorRr-General Te m.-Nos. 65, II, 90, o.,
enumerated and balance non enumerated motions
SurRyYE CorRT-CIRcru Mos. 25fl 2513, 25l5,
25lT, 2hf, 2523 1927, 2b2e 1881, 1888 o." - 2541s
2b4s, 2547 254e, 1858, 1856, 2657, 1850. Nos.
21O0 202i 1854 1885, 1880 1904 1906 23ss 1870 2372
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

a CASE FOR FINE OLD "oTARD, AND "HEN..
1D messy, Cornac Brandy (tweve quart botes).- ).-The
OF brsu class stock imported Tor Sonnern trade
will cold this low pceabout half It's cost-o pay ad.
vsnces. BALDWIN 4 CO., "a Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
THE CASUALTIES.

flames OF the Killed and Wounded mt the
battles I'm Maryland, including Hnr-
per's Ferry.
Additional those published In tAe HERALD OF yeste
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CEGARS VERY CHEAP--AT THE sEGAR AGENCY.
- No IL Broadway, upsttairs Iiavana. Dome site and
German seeafs. suffers, dealers and peders would
stshcir interest by calling at IL Broadway up stairs
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
the BATTLES IN MARYLAND.
iJoNrINun FROM FIRST PA0E.l

iCoky1NUD FROM FIRST PA0El
oseng Our advancing upon them up The mcsntasn
sae the order was gwen pssh down from their po
ssca and repe Instead Of stopping behind ston
Fence taking advantage Of a. protection against
frs, they MadIy leape1 the fence, and with wild
shout rushed close to our advance column. II was
madness them ss death. Besides the nre Of the
sdvanOe column they were the victims Of - snnladns
are On either side.
AMONG Xk1 RE1U ovysums EnAxD
Nv infcnant gives me the nanes Of Captains Cas~ac,
Moore, Oouger, Lsde and Coz, and Leutsnants Aowc,
Whitehead and Amos LicusssaDt Colonel LaSnss was
seriously wounded.
Axora TIE REsKI rk1sosEae oAPTuRxD
are Captain Osrts Company r, Fifteenth North Carolina
ASutant Ge0sgs W. Sanders, Cobb Legion and Lieutsn-
ants John Is. Floyd. Company n, Cobb Legion, A. G.
Green, Company Cobb Legion; John R. Msnson, Com
pany J. Twelfth Virginia and r. g. Fletcher, Company E,
Cobb Legion.
THE rAvmY OF mwros's and BARr1Err's pmeAprs.
Too much praise eeawarded TO General Newton
and his brigade He 10 the thckest the ght and
his climbed up the rough and rocky mountains side
In the face OF the enemys bullets without fnching The
loss OF the brigade nine killed and ftytwo wounded
Colonel Bartlett who the Second brigade Of
General Stevens division, also conspicuous where
the danger was most imminent.
NlTHEwsoN WOUNDED
In the carly Of the engagement in tho second bayo
net charge. Maer Lemon reached the top OF the
tain before he wes wounded.
CATocrIN MOUNTAIN, Sept. 10, 1862.
There has beer resumption Of hostitics here
The defeat of the rebels in the late fight Gen Smiths
division pushed after the retrcatng army for some
distance, annoyed them with few shells, and
then returned The entire corps is now encamped
the late battle ground. No further advance made
after the enemy account of reaching of the
fai OF Harper's Ferry
We are under orders TO move at a moments notice.
Hoavy cannonading is heard our right as close my
letter II reported that Summers corps is having
engagement with the enemy.
The encmy having made effort to recover their dead
left on the field orders issued to-day for their
burial
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

webbAlfd. G, 4thN.J. ,sh'dr
WhitneyGeo. /, 35th Mass,
Woodward VIM. H.. =, 18th
Mich, killed.
Wild Benz, d, nth Mich,
killed.
Webster Or. "A. 9th N. h.
WarreuS., X, 9thN. II. arm.
WorsterR., E, 9lstN. CON
fusion.
Walker Michl., A, 45th Pa,
abdomen.
wiam H.S., @, 45th Pa, ab-
d0men.
Wolf Geo. r, 4th Pa. res.
Wick An, K, l00th Pa.
Williams J. r., -, Cd wis.,,
head.
wareA., II ,a5thAass hand.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

Wright Lieut., D, a2d New
YORK, killed.
Wyrick j., K, 11th Ohio
Won Jas. =, 11th Ohio.
White VIM. d, 30th Ohio.
williams Lieut., A, I'd NJ,
head.
Whittemore E., !, 5th Me-,
arm.
walstead Isaac, G, LIST NJ,
arm.
Werner John, X, LIST N. j.,
arm.
wo0dw.s. !, d, lstN.J., face.
woodhouse G.B., G, 2dN.J.,
shoulder.
WrigbtThos. +. H, 2dN.J. ,leg.
Wehile c., E, "a NJ, hand.
WhiteCapt. Jas. Dist Pa,
shoulder.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-26
Tur KILLED AND WoUNpEp.-.Gen.

THE KILLED AND WoUNDED.--Gen.
Burnside, in his official report of the late
battle at Fredericksburg to the War De-
partment, says our killed amounts to
l,l52-our wounded to about 1000, and
our prisoners 700, which last have been
paroled, and exchanged for about the
same number taken by US. The woun-
ded were all removed to this side of the
river, and are being cared for, and the
dead were all buried under flag of
truce. The surgeons report much lar
ger proportion of slight wounds than is
usual-2.632 only being treated in hos
pitfalls. The report is dated at Falmouth,
Va, the present headquarters of the Ar
my of the Potomac.
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DEATH OF MAJOR QUMBY.-Among
the slaughtered heroes at the disastrous
battle of Fredericksburgh we have heard
of none with greater regret than that OF
Maj. Geo. w. Quimby of Barlon--re-
ported Captain in our list Of .killed-who
fell while bravely performing bis duty on
that terrible Saturday which sent 50
many brave soldiers to their long homes
and crippled others for life. About four
years ago he taught school in this village,
and was afterwards principal of Barton
Academy. He enlisted as private in
Capt. fuckers company, was made first
lieutenant and on the resignation of Capt.
Tucker he succeeded to his place. He
was afterwards raised to major for brave
ry in battle. His remains were brought
to Lyndon, where his father lives, and
buried on Wednesday last.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1862-12-26

ORLEANS COUNTY CouRr.-The pre-
sent term of court proves pretty much oil
fizzle," it being the shortest term but
one We have ever known. The jury
were detained but two days, and only one
case was tried: David Clougb VS.. /. II.
McClary, which resulted in verdict for
the defendant of 81, 80 and costs A
great number of cases were settled, in
Guiding some thirty railroad cases-seu-
sible at last.