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pao P,crs OF SLAVERY IN KENTUCKY.

Tie Louisville iKy.) journal has tho fol-
lowing in regard to tha prospects of slavery :
"Whiist slavery will inevitably survive the
present struggle, thB number OF slaves VIII
certainly IA worry much diminished, hnd ths
forcs Of tho institution itself aitl be sensioiy
impaired. Partially GA this ac:dnE', hu'
chiefly iccm the depiovss!s results to which
slavery 40 an element OF our politics has led,
the political const quencs ct the Institution,
Wha.ner in tho form OF abolition or dlsunion,
" ii uro uesslanahly perish in thh strugssfi but
tho social md economic import cl tho liz
stitutior, with the statements No have spe
cited, will uoqucs.icnably remain, subject to
inc wise solution Of time and even'a. This
solution, rs regards kentucky, is not, We iblnk,
difficult 10 ioresee. :,
The increased demand for slaves in the Gu!!
Ststes, consequent on the d!uinution caused
or III" prc-unt struggle will 40 inefsss2 ms
vsuo o. s!kvss here Is compared with t1elf
v.ua hcro, that, by the nimpls f0rce OF CON-
mercia; luws slavery will lapse out OF Ken
lucky into the Gulf States, until, becoming
here at length what it ia in Dciaware,a judclous
strtk of State legislation may eHd tho qnes-
lin. The solution will thus be accomplished
by tie Silent operation Unnatural laws, infosced
br agitation. either external or Internal. "A
hhc solution OF courss, awaits tha qu sstr"h III
our sister States oi tho Border, il they are but
prulen. enough TO loave the question, without
seeking 10 iorestall its cure but rapid SUCCESS
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EVERY MAN 70 HE PusT.

lS, moro important EnCjGct csui +; LIB 'iuc,
,o,,;,,r occunr ,hs ,hcust,,:; and employ the
sssdui,ies Of cur GgveInmsnt and pcop!5,
than the recruiting e our army. 4 giofioua
prospect opens b:ioTe us-now 's tho tina to
rsul;z, il. I.-t every man who has the ner7e
OF man snd the soul CT patriot hsseeh 70
obey his countrl's call The TINA 'nay coma
when many Eho are iagssr-a noH, Will e.-
c,si,n "wh7 did not tie uoScrEn'snt improve
its great victories r II 1nai7 FaaH provo
to BE- roam f0r thsai To lnake sucn al enquiry,
lot tl.a,1, IN aJ7sl':s. t"nrl the reason, apd II
it their own tl.8rne ccndoElauoa ltwi!l h5,
ar btcauss zou Lare skulktd your duty, end
oishonor.:l The csrl Of yonr country The
y,,unis er-iaE Gu led YOU ycu did not respond.
Tia cons c.!ptinn ia~ dcnnnhed Tou; you
dojred tho oti,e.s TIC tii,hsd ranks ot
vour countrylnen atpr,'C il vcu 10 IRISH to
Tho sids of vou7 ,rcr,sxci br.ibren, and hip
tb.,, ~ sns,.,n the common ranrs. and bear
,bo e,.i,, Of our Republic &c nav g'or;ss. Yju
wsro cal!ous TO ,bs spp;al. You sought the
,ort;op.,e gam ind because il has ,ul he'd cut
Tim, vuur brsthron coulI moi do their work and
vovrs too you nrrsuns 10 uphrai;l llcm for il
P,,hr lang your liesd in lifelong uharre, ard
b,usb If any ono by n,isiske should eysr t.erc-
.;,.r .,I, ,ou n mani
w.. ,c,I r.. I'd. r., TN, it is nrcessary 10 ill
mn and strengthen our srny without DELAY.
We Ink To lie Gnvs7nmens 10 exercise its
,ozer with b,;yp,;o.. eru-y- in bringing
lar ss9,: IN, I.yi,s, called ivs Of tho COLT crpt
I.w Va nnna.l 10 nu,lIc sentiment 10 reir.
fine, tie call al ths Government viii. ia al
moHt oru1ip stert pn:sar. so sppa.l 70 iha
Is6;ss-wEm. i, 1leLc, Esd rxumu!s u;vs
boon tie .ury az his Va, -iuczart th.: in
dn.pe, - urging evo.v man 10 his oni7. it
can,,t ba ,o.s; b., ii 3: ,bnss who Lavs nrt....-
ara II, ire field. en- receive 81 tn am. prs3uts
u. stteu,i ma # tho tremhlirs stir.swavs, or
l;s,.r e;,t comnis,euc, to their hsll;ny ex-
c,sre U,Ubo ~ f,ooi a, making an excuse,
,.,S p.o,,LI; !, a.. liam ,,cod nj sn,th ro ,,,,.
=. r.;as s,r ~, ,ror G nn,,o THAR efforts Il, d
thor ;,e,onc. 10 prro ali vtc, e., whs.oyer
season have bi,hor,o i.l,Is;a, % rush II the
,os, al ,r.y n,u
What. ma,n;tce,e nropraano nj ope,a-
.;,,e ,n,,,ira ;n,o sn,end;d ,dvantsr.s and
cna,d-, n.,co ,,;gb- onr o.r,,.,. rms ,.r max
-, veo,,,,n . o,,, h,3 ,,o
o,. ,,n,. .,n, n,a,,, :, b., ,b.rs ,.,
,-.n 1:,..inn ,5s;r 3,,,u VIZ, :,
-, VIZ, h.,..,, =. ,;,.,;, r,,.n,,rr
A., ,;..., n, 70 ,sr cali .bich L:o,nIn
,,, lie, ,-,do ar ttr.. dan5r,d thovsnn9
81,
~ I,,'.s ,,,ta - 1890,
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J1ly 81, 1872.
LIST OF CASUALTIES IN THE l4rG yI"GIIn kEGi-
MsST IN TIE BATTLE or TUESDAY,, JciT lsT.

LIST OF CASUALTIES IN The l4rG yI%GI11h kEGi.
MsNT IN TBs BATTLE or Tuesday, JciT lsT,
1862.
F,nTd shi SAT- g. lJnel Hcd:ss e!:ti Leu;
Col Eians temporarily dsaoic1, tu! not se5i-
ously, in in= ss'iy part Of the action. The
former iron. g sh;ii exploding rear h;s need
AID burning mis- fG,c; and ,hs later frctn =
shell grazing and BRUSH his lei. SIDE Bo:h
are DvE % duty
Oocp,ny A, Osnt Cnappell.- K;ll-i-Pr-
Yates r bt E Sheffield, Augustus Holland aud
Richard Huvlll.
= Tounucd-D.laE C,fpar.l : F Lrteiiier,
siieh'l;. P:i=asss RcE'i DJHIGy. eighty; "
H P;eTcs, sers!lt.
MISSING G'riyata " i'll : ;iEs 05.
Csi."."j 3, Capt Temp kits Killed SIX
gsaDt Caleb W.T..
Wounded Pivs;sa ti:;tlay. hrlc : sea:
off; 8 H Spi;h, in neck; ,nsns Arthur, En;e.
eff; B Ashsel, in hand.
Mi,arg- PIi7sta G Z Mu- g7fTt
Company u. Lent T MoIr co1.n.a'l.1.az
Kite None
wouaded-w j Wi'kars.a. nor.s!i,; Jls
ii IL .ley, Il shlF; J R,cba'd on s'igh,l;; j
O'Uonr e., i gh,l.; j W Pace, slightly; j 2
P;c,, sl,ga,ly; J b Martin, sighly.
NJ ss,ne-Ssrg'tR Il P.ynr.
Company D, u,pts'p Cogbiil.-k ll:i--B P
Po-due
Wound,d-Lic1s $ P Aikna. sii.n;ly.-
Fri7a;cs Geo Wrnfro,. slight J a jackson
siisS:l,; Ssrn'l u Ohoatir-'li. sl:snuy
Ccmn,n; e. Lcnt IT She! OF. ,a'nn&r j..
ils-k iiied-W J Lawsoa $50 z P Phillip,
Eoundrd-saTs'! Z B L,~is, s'ga'J r"r-
r?r.i Elan. SeEertlv. p:7a:e; P + Al
cntt. e,uonsi h, :. siiel.; j D Arnold, se7a: .i
" J a7oreii. .l4'tl.; W Fl MIR .ri,sf s..u
bruised by { sus'; psns"ar, s'e atl,; q @
Sada7, es7e.c.g, Psrst y e., sav-rtly; J "
Worz. e.-cr.!': IS y B r.2r, slightly
COMPANY F, C;?-" WSiker.-k,i :eu-S
C:uic.
wourdad-J j Thou,5. ara #; B Colo,
in both ar'"E; Sergt W Curtis, slIr h'ly; Sers't
Ch.s h,7, IN f.ct; Uorp'l S Montgomery,
slightly; D Cradle in tool; I B wen. in hand;
q )" Tnumpsc', Iii inv.
Company H, Oapt,in l. g:n.-Ki.c1-
None.
Woundvd-se'g's c (fa.ne-, slightly; s''nI
E White. in wrist
OrnpsoJ l, Captain Pojnde1ser.-kii!ed-
None.
mo1a.sl-Corp'l 7 Pss.on, in shcu.dsr;
Private Is. lor. in arn; J Gardner. in leg;
j Conrad, in leg; y Hancock, in arm; Tnos
Burnett, in leg; J Packet, slightly.
Missing-P Davis.
Company E, Oaptain 0nss Bruc,-Kiled-
Captain Obas R:ue.. PIi7stes B Yancey, R
T Morris, aud q R,uch.
Wounded-Lisut J A Pulley, 8:gsr eff;
Oorp'l j Clark, slightly; Pfivstes Cassidy,
mortslly; A 7 Sydnor, mortslly; T S Rsavea,
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LGor OF CASUALTIES IL TIE I'm VA RrGIMfNT,
IN THE ACTOR rr JlLY lsF 1862

Gc;n;s.i- A-Killed-H a B!Gcka. y i
GssraGl. 4 Wilcox WcuajcG-h W Fish
Or, I Aisr, W Baylor
Company B. eJ-No5a. "otiatiel -;
" Mills. ] q Jobn5oH, ) q d."
Company -Eiiisd-None. WruId al
LiealG Hs=ka, Priv.te5 J N b T.:nn. 6 T
Hill, H Y L Bird, D + Parkinson. T. r ,bia.
aoa, B 4 LuceT.
Company D-hilis'l - Co7pyia. Il caoIis
Dawson. Wounded N ana.
Company E k:Ilet-Nons " ,u7.;ted =
Lieut. 4 81 ka'InY. S,7s't la UAs, P.,g-:cs
" Buzwell, s; d P..Tsa, j Robinson. " =
Sheppard.
Cnmusn7 f.-kliirl- = If,s 0.,..iy.l =
Lieut. E 2 Scott, Jt., Oarpl " q ErGsn, rT.-
sate y Collier.
Company G. Killed Pirate RS .nirg
tnn. Woundcd-J Lrvcns:eia, f E y mus.
Company H. killeG--ra:.ssin I Bath
"sitr Pr;va:o Lewis Myers. Woua1e L. :;ar,'t
} Z Ds!Gcy, r cua-d Normally.
Ue.rp,ny | = L led -Ps:o2:sa J i d.
bridge, VI Eia.erds. WcunGed-S"rgcant
J II Uweil. P,iv.'e: Il " Lne L Katy
C:mp1ny k.-k;iist None. Wounded
Leu. . y p.I, Corporal Robert N,ichrll,
PIRATES Fm Mann, Wa Sr-tf.rsrn.
Respectfully submitted,
D. a WEISIG2R,
Gel. l2:h Va Regiment
J;Iy 2 1919
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J., tthp sEs-e sad ,.spFna*5 o! its 'nhaotS"ts
thIak ;!,at tbs "poSe.s thss he" cculS ~
30 better than 20 establish, aprson IN wn so,
20 corr; 10 ioma'e rnhni,. believe every o'nef
.ity has been conprieh i" rrsrs: to this ln s
aurs, and Why should Nashville DO so INF ,; oe'
hi I'd in establishing these benevolent iia!l:L !,
,,oraf Why should tho patriotism emo Gooa
,,,,i,,o, ,f ,,..n h, "a carefully watched, snd
s tSat o our W lady RI so oey neglected
Ia i, not ~ imnortant to 1ur country That its
women should bs instructed iu lessons If pa
tr.o,iem and cb.d:suoo to law ss that thu other
Ark should
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FROM YICKSBURG.

GENERAL VAN poRN's address, TO HIS TRoo!i.
The regular bombsrdmenL vi ficksbn1g CON-
n.aeei IN Fri1.y evening, SIS Te have already
announced During tho bombsrtmeut tie iol-
lcs;ar vel! conceived ind spirited address 10
hi; tronrS, VS. issued hy General Van pHn'
5oic', Vas enthusiastically received
HrApQrARrrns, VIcKsHuhG.
jano %, 1862.
DsFrsDs,s OF Y.cKrguRG The enemy are
attempting to destroy this beautiful city, snd
naroc pnupl. have determined to sscritics it
rather than give il up TO the Invaders OF their
hG,ues. Is naY he considered, therefore, in
ruins-for i. may bo knocked down ard burned
up To, lln earth i, Stands upon IS ours, aud
ueTor will be given up.
Ths shot aud shell RON PlouChins through
these strts!s, through lovely villas, sacred
rhul cl,sa aud deserted hou7ee, arc but "sound
and fury, signitying nothing" The contest
viii con- usucs when the enemy attempts to
put his foo! Upon our soil Stand cody by
your guns, snd deliver your fire only when lie
comes Q, nearl EARL VAN DogN.
Majsr Genersl Communicating
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IMPRISONMENT OF LADIES IN LOUISVILLE.

Gsn. B,y!c asa fitted up substantial and
comfortable room III Louisville for tho accom-
modation OF Rebel ladies', who allow thei.
tongues TO move TOO freely and who are guilty
Of insulting conduct towards Federal soldiers.
orinolins, BITS the Nashville Union, hides a
great de.l, but is not big enough to hide tie
defo7mity, and bascoesa and wcsedness Of
treason.
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--~.,7CisE
gp,on ,hs Knoxville Register
CpJGKAGOM.INY.


CRiCkA6OMANf.
,,in,s CAPTAIN Smith, in olacn time,
Irno, thse ssiled, and sank in thy slimev
S.nSbt asst thou witnessed, great, sublime
Chickshominy.
Ri, sll a. once, Wars fery f'ne
Has shed lustre 90 thy name,
And given to thee immortal FAME,
Chickahonin;,
Mcclellan sud his mighty hoida
0. Northern vendats on thee pou1eo'
And all thy borders ove,t! wed.
Dense masses filed III? sTsups areu.d,
The neishborlng heights with guns "e'0
crowned,
From every hiIl grim ha.tcsiee lrowhed.
OLitt ,ton!Ey
Collected there III grand array,
Two hundred Thousand warriors l1:,
Intent on Richmond NJ their prey,
Ch;cSahcta'I?.
TIL assyrisn thus, i. t:aJa Of 3!d.
L ke wolf come down on Judshs iole,
And sought to capture he. stronghold
Chicksbou;ny.
But shielded by Jeho7sn's arm,
Jerusalem was kept from hahn,
Tn invader t-d i'll Wild alarm,
Ohii Slhcn.ny.
For DER his silent, sleeping best,
The Lausnty hes,hen ulonsrch's boast,
DsAth's Angel passed, and all wero lost,
ChickaholbIa;.
No miracle for us was wrought,
But lion like our soldiers fought,
Aud won by vaIor what they sought,
Chickshomiry.
B.; aid of Heaven, sgainst the foe,
They hurled themselves. n tide oil wos,
Rssistless 80 torreul's fow,
Coickahominy.
That mighty host Te:s swept sway,
They fell, they lied il Wild Jismsy
Before our ranks in d'rn E:roE.
CnickahoD;ny.
HeEcci1rth T. Gu rr; = stTeau renowned:
Thy banks shsll b. historic ground,
tn fame shall 4; the world around,
Chckahominy.
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a skirmi.h.

Oar p.cke,s IN tGs v.cln,ey Of Carries CITY
Courthouse, which is reported TO bn he'd Dy
the enemy, were driven in, On Monday, oy
heavy advance trou the Federal Ines No
ishuus occurred worthy OF pot. iho emmy
Tc:e permitted :, srj7y tts traits Of the;I
march without serious oe:r nsn!, our o"H
army be,ug engaged III working liz oHn
v7.;rd"
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slIsbtIst r . i.saas. sligatlyj : sasIgsI, le
fool, J j Terry, slightly; John Il a'ooS'
slightly.
observation-disclosures, u; wounded sno
bruised, rs; missing, S Total TO-, o,o
The re .ment went into action with only s4o
mon GEoEas ". FINLEY,
..djGtanL
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Oot totr a:stshsII fell wills charging mo
drst brsss. york. Lieut. Col Warwick fell &C.
ysr.lv wounded while calamity leading tae
regiment, (iaas before capturing the first bat
tary.) with our coior, in his hand. Ma11T hey
1ss also wounded in this charge.
Respectfully, W. f. BAasE77,
Adjusant 4 b Texas Fcla.
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plYUE,s BRIGADE

a Correspondent IN 70 Gays paper describes
,hs gsllso, Part b2Tne by Pfyo''s Brigad' in
tho la'c terrible battle, along the i'ckahom
ny. Tho narrative will speak for itself.
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Miss Susan Archer Talley.

The Norfolk corres por d mt oil the Nav York
"Herald" says:
Mis- Susan Archer I,l:.. the S.u.::esn su-
ttoress, @no was Arrested in April last 81 the
house OF Csp'aih Smith. near New ports News,
on suspicion Of being spy. arrived in this
city on TburHd.y from Fort MeH snrv where
she..hss resided for tho past two months. She
Is desf and dumb, but quick ard graceful
writer, and seems 10 have enough faculties left
to do US hsrru whenever abe ia able
Four spoTtsmen, near CsssTllo, Iowa, dur
rings hunt achieved over 1200 noodeocks and
pigeons. -
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The great Rob ;.poor disnond is in the Lon
don exhibition. The case in which il lies ia
gently rocked BY meshsnisu, 80 that the
Koh-i-ncor is exposed in different positions IN
tine light and dsshsa with brillisnoy before,
unknown.
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FRANCE
rklscu REIsFoacEMEN7s FOR MEXICO.

FKGScu REISFnECEMENTS FOR AEXlCJ.
Accnrdrg 10 the fastest reports the s;r'Hg!.
ef inc French rs.l fo,cnmcn,s ahant 10 he seat
10 Mex CO will not tall sbort oT II 900 men
Tso rcs;a,, ma q, Rome wcrG reported 10 70
urGsr o'dsrs lr qVt for Mexico
I. was though tha, with Tie Reimbursement;
:: Gsi.eta. ticer OF long sis Ding you'd ha
sent out 10 assumc Tho COMMAND il chl.i aad
the nam,s Of Gc:craia B.rH.ti. MI:.!suhaa
ar: Force w::a mtutiUnad n coanrc'i ~ VIZ
tnis service.
Tua Paris r.espondens o t:.o L9nG9n
lanes" s-,s .i1a' lie c0musnd will be con.
ferred 81 Gan Tru"nn On Gen. MJun,aubau;
and h.r IL 900 lresh uooPs a.e going oft a;
o:.co Ore,s Ea h..n en-; 10 CGc: o2uc
6.es;, L,.icG, ALL. R. castor! 10 Ii, ou' ell -
t,a;;s iviiin. ti:o resc: 7a
Paris evening" papers o, tho 20:G a.sar: ia.
GsH FJ-ey had kGcn appoint. To no cCi:,.
u..ad 10 Mexico = ne reports saJ- .n9' 'n1
aynv IN Mexico is 10 be acennsad to 80 900
CuI. a5d that the rGin o-cc;nem'e vii I:
i..cdgd E: TafnpoS irstead u Vara Cruz.
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1776. NATIONAL ANNlyERSARYi
CELEBRATION CT THE 4TH JULY, 1862, AT TILE
STATE CAPITOL
hs nnHriss there will 10 a na.ionsl salute rf
hnty-iuu guns dred iroIa Oariiu Ii,ll, and
the va-ious church and otncr public bells Will
he ruGs. BY re1usa', the military Procession
will form uud"r ihe drecti..n ", ,hY uiir.r in
command. st the corrnT I'll Spruce and Broad
straalr, MID ke Ithny {" ln"ve from :sencc 81,
8 O'clock. down 3 o..l 10 Vine, d.:
Oder pi Exercises at the Capitol.
Music by The Military Bsni-Pfaycr hy til.
Pow. J. Hunting tcn-Mus!t Residing Of he
Declaration OF Independence, by Ez Gov. ".
Il. Csmphs'l Mns,c-Readfng Q, Washing
TONS Fsreseli's Address, ny Russell Haustnn,
E:q Music-O ratirn IS Hon. Jordan Stokes
10 conclude with Music md SO Guns J. a.
O'Clock r. NJ. the Exercises will DO resumed
by an AZ .rts from Ex Gov. Ncle S. Brown.
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TIE ssufAs 4sa ausftAaLt sr.5ss.'
From to. Manchester Guaraisu. ,uss la.


1t is honorable to human nature on both sidea
Of the Atlantic that tho most devoted symp.-
th'zeIs Of ths Northern States are Sincerely
ashamed of General Butler
We will not venture to anticipate furthe,
intelligence, which may reach US even before
.hase lines are printed. Nons will rejoice more
than ouIsalves fit appear, hereafter, that Pre-.
s:deat Lincoln has marked, ia tho only eifec.u.
al vay, bis ssnse OF ths vlndsctivo black quad.
ism CT Tho upstsrt copquirer OF New Orleans,
II "a even peobsbla, We you'd hope, that this
bs5 alreaoy been done, ~lilclt waiting e.;
further pressure from European pubic rp zion,
Lord PslDer.s0h hiss spoken 90 we'll fer
Enplbhmpn on this eus jet, that it ia uuneces.
.Iv tussy moro respecting tho universal feet.
inc Of ibis country. We co not think it a, All
racsssary 20 exssgerste the prscGcil clase.
cucrcps 7.hch the rL!isrly Northern Com
d,rd, r ;n,cndrd 10 inlla@ from the deere. !,
ru.lrshs,i it il probable he mean: ro,hiro
more ts,.-i p lhre.'ac the Sac2ssnoiss lad.os Il
S,Y Orlelna Hl'h tee a:Gs. infamous ard de
...dipc fr,u, ci prison discipline IS tie p,n.l.
~ ter the expression OF lhs!s po!!lIasl srmpa-
,r;.s THO esssrc, af biz ttf.nco Is, ,ns, h.
DELIBERATELY c1s; about icT VOLTS "ui. e. n in.
4 E, the mcst Inr1l:r. b!, in uiE IN romtr x::;,
rtosn busbnii di AID brctEets nc WAS j; VII.
Thai. too, occurs IN = civil var, and cne III
Uh,c:, 7.e arc desired TO believe that tie sg-
grcssire s;ly IS supported by large secroa
II apini,;, in he DISTRICTS in ~h;ch II Is striTn.
to re- c:tai.iisa 1t, authority! Therein INSISTS
III, sru, CAVITY OF the inc:,:rnt Make vita,
alipwarc, re RAY f,r sio paT;onaI brutality e!
th. au,por f ths order, 1t ,ho~s hcw destitute
no mus; be Of every hope ofconcila.ns p-pu-
lar regard in the S.u. city.
Thst j, op,rs th:s insight into The ;:Hpth Of
bsiret ard hostility which the Army cncorn:";7
a. Nv Oricsi $ u bsd rn"no; the extent Ia
uncD il i,at- 0 iic.e..e rIe,e is'Nnss i,
Sms, G-n. B=anrpsa!d put vers flung
estimate on Ire imf"!cy ci ti'is rrn'!ain'.n.:
.,,,u hr caused !: t. to red II the mead cI lis
or regiments.
lie Govc;anitu: wheel JOS nAt ssHsl.y
rtovsia:e and rsvG'se j: ii a!lar- tie dear.cs
II l.vois.a. ana tuiiy n:a-it ali sDe diSsdS>n-
,a..s i ia rs!cuis,ed 10 anisi, snd 'his Is mort
man, despite bs partial creduity Ct me 'Oniy
N.ws.': tho Gjs.7nrnent OF Washington j. ye,
.,os,r m | s;p def
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II tie Editors ef tho Enquirer:
BURNAck, NEAR MALVERN HUI
July 6 b, 1862
iirnfLsMEa Enclosed y.u will tnd lis!
Of casualties in the 2,a RTis"ae Virgins o.
unteers fI97iy.,iar dere:el MshoGe). in tho
engagement ot Tuesday, Jlsy lit, 1862, cn
Fras;er's Farm.
Worry rsspFc fully,
.IoHs j. Kt,ugsp Z b. j.
,,sros CASUALTIES IN TIE 4lsr visGINI, RsnG-
ytsr N THE ACTION OF July lsT, 1882.
Lieut. Colonel " i PsrtaI,, TouDdsdi atjE
Csc Rodgers, do.
Conp.ny A. Wounded-D j NaTscio, jos
II Gillian. Killed-Jotn J M:tcha'', J J
Scarborough
Oonnsny R-Wcdn6s.,-;lsp. g D7aaT5.
F. Arussroae, P II M:Llll,7d, :" p richard
Ki!Ied-Issish Goodwin. Vim F Ps'-ia.
Con3snJ G = Wahrdsd-H 0 llsl '; Z,
Waterman. E,ls,:-Wm Purdue.
Company D -Wcundod-J 10 UnIslay, AZ
dres Bcylc VIM G..tau. kil!e'i-F!Fst u
A Smith.
OompsnT E - " onrila- Jr. p Lieut. } -
Smith. Sarg eat J 3 Vincent, S1rs gem! YIN I
Kerr. priSasc. a q Hoi,s,r, L Tns:y, u
Gihbs. Kil,sd-S7 9 ;,;siis & L Morrison.
Company F. Wcur;isi - bd",n bnnsF,
S.m'l Hudgts. VIA Il B.il"y. L II D..b'sl,
Tsos Dlnn. Jno Fsntres', y q Is.nm. Killed
-Pr,yst, r " Hodges.
Company CIV rd.d-J1o Purdue, ia
Ally, r Hlrrrs. Killed Corp J More. :,
i:o,nnsuy II -Ki!Ind-S.rg't Z Wcuh.:l.
N Branch.
Wonud.d-sr 81 Leu, J =. " B ,.to7, Jr
"a L;nut n s J,no.. Sarr'e 4 A Atkinson,
Vim r s,ro. prir.te .Jlr;ia nasla, B 6 Bre.
Az sI,rhIl:. Rrrs,,t jas {; 81, an., j r
yicL
C,..,5.-,- I-EiI,.,- H.ct.c. J ] Hy:
l,rI
,To,,o,,4 =. .r !! r. ,i,,,;,5,.t,. -
fisrt II !? pn,tIoy ;,or,.;i /; s.v.r.. G
S,ndo-s psir.t. 7 R.intIcr. J E,yl,sh, n {
H,-rin,, Rsdd unnr- St,n,e-, JANIS
f1cs
Ocmn.,- ,ss,.i:;e, ,..ra.,xo
,a.,f,,lv enbr,;,,ed
CSC Rr,r,s I..,.;.,
n,,r,r-nd,ny az, 2 r,;u',.i
c,sr,,r,,. re- err v.uo,.,, vrc,v.yc ~ Jrry
,cs,
, 1''-
C1"prny \, C'Pt.'n Pi7s;"Eo' - Killed
l.. o;cwar;; Private P II Hulso" " "uHd@'-
Orderly ss:s'! J'io FiTay.r; CoTp1 JAS Sast"";
Private Hodges. N:saing-rfIVHte " il''"i
Patton.
Odmp":iy Is, " MlIliata'-h :lieG; N1ro
Wounded None. M'ss'ng-Pr'rsta II /: n:
8 missing aare Talurtet.
Company G., Capt asIo.in.- hii;ei- L'cut
u Waters. " ouGded-Ptt7.teI Jaa Ir.c
jan Telbn;, E 0 Tarrsn: Missing -Nous.
Gcnps"! d, Car:::a LHd!ow.
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4 numb,r vt Yankee prisoners e;c,peh
from the prison q, Salisbury, n O., on Sunusy
week, by scaling ,hs walls. Negligence sonc"
where.
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TAIty men who were In acion have pned the reg
nan, sIce JAMES II ham, lieut.. Col,
Comm ,udIng 10Th Virginia hes!rncnt
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A PKi6oE Pna WOMEN.

THE following communication" says the
" Union,H speaks for itself Now dear,
swoet, bewitching isdisa, please don't make
mouths ard tAik baucy any mors"
NASHVILLE July %, 1862,
Editor -MasAei'ls Union
sIR:--Aas citizen Of this plsce, interested
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a.vssrs VIRGINIA xEGlAtSr.

SEVENTH VIRGINIA kEGiAtHF
The following members Of company T. u
Virginia Regilrsct, wero "1u"ata Eni'
charging tls eaa:.j' hi::eT5 o. ;os Jun q
June:
L:eu,snsa. Q Ei:es, al a:sd and s7kie,
algRLiY- .:.I-,
Iisnt j f;fy, njrlai!y T3uHded In taie"
an1 IN toe hands ri the entEi5
S,-c't UbNs L Yae:, in tho heid
PIRATE g L Atkins, in hard
G Y 8cleu, II knTd sul a.:
II E Bo~an, in ntad
G J BEo6I, III arm
5 j Brown, ScT!c1sIy Il n7e-at
j A Jcnk!cs. IT. st2uldc'.
r 4 EenGls. IN nzaG
l. 4 Mnr,ns, II inn.
] " hiunfse. in s'EI:
J G Normal Ii ara.
J II Mscna., II hE
Sfsi u " CHvrpec, sh',se! Hin = ''''''' L.
h;ro.r OF NUMBER Carried li:" "I'''r' !.hi
lyr, KILLED. WOUNDED AND Missi:i IN 10TH
REGIMENT rIGGinIA CpLu'glk.n. jay az
1862:
Cav led Ito .-::og Killed. Wounded. !lis g.
Company otis Nee. Oas Mca. CEs Aen' W." s. ''e g
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MlSChi.LA Nous.
FROM THE w EST.

Assire in Nashville, Louisville and Memphis Un.
der tho Yankee Rrls.
We Law, received Nashville, Louisville and
Memphis advc=s tho 8 instant They con.
tu:n 10 news Of immediate Importance, end
hago Only the ncst incomplete accounts q the
battles bofore Richmond We make tie fol
loving genera! extracts:
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ne PROSPECTS, II n. Gil Il lo#
10000 FRENCH TIsa0ps &c Re >s:Nl
TO TiEEi.Js

AFFILIATIONS FGOJf LORD J'Ey EEssEL
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raf FJusTu OF JULY IN NASHVILLE

80, :, -'S'lu rf jill IN NASHVILLE
ne Yankees az: . grant tlns ot!t tI Il Ash
vide. OF tho All ins:. Tne following was their
programme:
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Captain Z. Tayiaf, X. a II :regsi 2i! BIZ
sads.
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r. tie Editors ef tho Enquirer:
BURNAck, NEAR MALVERN HUI.
July 6h, 1862.
iir,fLeMga :-Enclosed y.u will fad liss
of casu,lt,cs IN the 2'A R1is"ae Virgins F9-
unteers fI97iy.,iar dere:el MshoGe). in tho
engagement Of Tuesday, Jay 1T, 1862, cn
Fraz;er's Farm.
vvry rsspfc fully,
rnn.- Er.np.n ! L j