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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-05-03

From the Advertiser, Providence, X. l
The Cephalic Pills are ssid TO be a remarkably !
elective remedy for the hesdsche, and one OF ih,
very beat for that very frequent mlaint which hh
ever been dicoyered
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1862-05-03
l Lot, ]. De Victor, No. II, blk {

. 4" ID. Dunboch, No. 1&2, Blk So,
l 1" Rcbccca Epling, No. i, b lO5,
2 &" .S.Dunklcberger, Nc. .GGbl32,
2 I" S. Gcmbcrling, No.S&9, b 81,
2 W. Gauglcr, No. II & l3, boo,
2 d" J. IIilhish, No. l2 & l3, b l0l, -,
" John IIilling, No. ., b'k 80,
l " p. lIoughawout, No. Z, b lO9,
100 - Charles p lTplfpngtcin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

w. H. Coey Dsnbury nesh wound ball passed through
the arm; John s. Psrdee, New Haven slightly erased BY
grape shot Isssc Holt Ne~aven slightly grszed BY rsps
shot J. Dexter Sabury ball through the fore nee
dan serousy.
COMPANY Acknowledgement Charles r Hooks WI.
imaDtic left taken on by shot, doing well Iheo'
dore d. Bradley, North Haven slightly, foot David Gro
Niimsntc right shattered by -hel Robert Erwin,
Spagus rife shot ia the groin severely James NJ Perkins,
Mansfield seriously rife shot 10 the osck Benjamin r. Sam
ford Wimsntic the hesd not danzsrous Frank Gala
CHER Wlim. ntic slightly 10 the Martin Soutbrry,
Eatford slightly in the head; Michael Flynn, Wiimsntic
right shattered.
COMPANY I.-Wounded-Fzrs ~ Ballard. New. fairfield.
slightly in foot Robert Mccullough Bridgeport rife shot
through leg; Thomas slack Mtdeovn, confusion in the
back; ThoGiss Tsppan, Mdd.etow1, slightly in tho side:
Alon,o Valentine West Chester severely rice ball through
hight wrist Lewis Ward Bridgeport seriously in left
CogPAsY K.-kiledO-orge Corb'u, Woodstock, leg shot
Oh Andrew w. Hiobard, WoOds,ock
Wounded-Edwsrd Lyon, Pomffs confusion from shell
Lewis Roundsville, slightly on ankle.
THIRD RHODE ISLAND
KfLLxD.-Sergt. Martin Hsuey. Co l.
WoTyDED-Wm Bropbey, ssirmish. shot Ia thigh June
died June II James Shedto, Co. In sknish Of June
"a shot in knee joseph Ibbodesu Co. b. shot In le
hand slight Corp Jehn Murphy Co. shot in right side and
hand; Wm Burrows, Co. r. shot below kneejoI Pstrck
Dillon, Go. +, wound in the hand slight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
THE GUNBOAT ESSEX.
ST. LoUfs, Mo, Jun

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, june y, ISt9.
The reconstruction Of the gunbost Essex, which
was disabled at Fort Henry last Winter, has jas
been completed and che made her trial trip yes,er.
day, proving ssuccess in every respect. She has
been heightened forty feet, her machinery placed
below the water line, her classmates raised from six
and half to and half fee, high, and she has
been thoroughly repaired throughout.
Her officers claim that che will be more effective
and durable than any other boa, bull, in the West.
Her armament consists Of three nine.inch and one
ten.inch Dablgen shelguns two Gfly-ponnder rihed
Dahlgens, one large thirty-two FOUNDER and one
twenty.four FOUNDER boat howi,zer. She is COM
manded by Capt. w. d. Porter, and viii leave for
the South next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
SKIRMISH IN MISSISSIPPI.
CAPTURE OF MISUNDERSTANDING NAMES
BURNING BACON. ETC.

From The M,mph, AraiGEcht jane 70
On Friday morning, the 9th Illinois Union Cavalry
made descent upon the Confederate cavalry supcr-
intending the transportation Of army stores between
Cold Water depot on the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, and Grenada. But few rounds were ex-
changed. There appears 10 have been two squads
Of COufederates; part of the members OF one was
taken prisoners; the other escaped, together with
the burden train they were watching. The Union
lists captured ~, 900 pounds OF bacon, winch they
burned, all the bridges this eide OF Cold Water
depot having been destroyed. The Nance Of the
prisoners taken are ms follows:
j. NJ. Ofaabeuy, S'anofds battery Quar'eimstter-sor'
gesnt Mlss H. T.. Quilau OIdnauce Sergeant, hemlhh
Tenn; Joel Morgan citizen, Hem audo, Mis-. X. H. Nor
gan 18th Regiment private Orcnsda, ID. A Wiismson 4th
Tennesaee Regiment, private Memphis Tenn d. w 0oyn
I5ith Tennessee Regiment Memphis, Tenn. }. bs9sn
Jackf0n'E 1ennessee cavalry private McnPhis rem
Vsndorn, McCreas battery, JeHenon 1ity, An van io
oway Jackson's cavalry, Memphis. Tenn NJ fari.ss
Carroll. regiment Dies Arc kahos JseAsohs cs, =,
Memphis Tenn. Thomas Dunn Tin service anieneo 70 10
regilnsut How'd Louisiana; NJ J. Fsrit Jack'ons ZEN
ne..ee cavalry Memphis Tenn Jasper slave Of q "o'u
luiu, Shelby County.
The report Of the Colonel Commanding says, VI
reference TO "the above named Thomas Dunn, tla'
Inc was captured while on bridge, which WIS us
covered burning few moments aiter"aru'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

1t may have been largely re-enforced. That fact,
however, would not save 1T from the inevitable
result of suffering Mcclellan to 20 forward slowly,
yet surely, with sege operations, leaving the only
question in the care that of lime The attack there
fore is not unlikely to be made by the enemy, and
that, too, at an early day.
Gen. Mcclellan has done good thing by issuing
the following:
To GEN JoHS A. DIX: This army has been subjected to
much Inconvenience and from visiting the
camps sud having military business The General Com
msndins has accordingly ordered that such will be
allowed land at the White House be permitted to take
the the camps lie would be glad 10 have you take
prevent such persons riding Government
comog up the York River. X. b. MARCY. Chief OF Stall
In accordance with this order, large numbers who
have arrived here by the morning boat have been
turned back, not even Mr. Secretary Stanton's pass
proving sufficient TO take them We may con-
clude that have the Last Of unketers and all
sorts OF pleasure eXcurslonists TO the AZ an
alternative for this order, IL proposed, under
stand, that all s-ch OH iaudng at the White House
should be at compelled to take musket or spade
and proceed III detachments under any officers to
the 'front.' there TO do their share i'll putting down the
rebellion. Those who want to go to Richmond by
this route should be made 10 work their passage.
The John Tucker is the name of fine steamer
that has newly appeared in the roads in the Gov
eminent service. She ia fast, and very neatly pro-
vidsd, and s commanded by Capt. c., late Of the
Express, and one Of the most popular officers u the
supply of the Government. The Tucker will be
tsyOrte and worthy of the reputation Of the gentle
man whose name she bears. b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
SEIZURE AND CONFISCATION OF LIQUOR.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

MANASSAS, June 20, 1862.
Capt. S. +. Barstow Of Gen. McDowelrs s,af
upon discovering that large quantity Of liquor was
being introduced into the army by the way Of Cen
treville and Bull Run, ordered Maj Duiec 70 fur
nish squadron of cavalry to explore the country,
and take possession Of all they could find. COL l..
b. Pierce of the 10Th Pennsy lysna Cavalry, who
has command at the Junction accompanied the
squadron, and directed ito movements. large num-
Der Of suler and peddler wagons were found on the
different roads nearly all Of which contained liquor.
The quor was Immediately ssized, and all not good
enough for hospital purposes, destroyed Oh the spo,
At Centreyie, vile den for the selling Of liquors
and the haIboring of prostitutes, was broken up,
and tie keepers threated with severe punishment if
again caught in the same occupation. Much demon.
azaon has been caused by this liquor, and several
soldiers in Gen. Shields division have died within
the pas, few dsys through excessive drink.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
THE EXPEDITION UP THE WHITE
RIVER.
The Progress Of tho Flotilia Checked BY
Low Watcr-Audncity of the Bush-
whackers.

CHICAGO, Saturday, June 2s, 1862.
A special dispatch, dated St. Charles Ark, ODD,
Says Tho fleet, after the recent battle, proceeded
up the river as far an Crooked Point CutOH, but in
consequence of the low water was compelled to re-
turn. All the distance up and back they were con-
tinually fired upon by bushwhackers. One man on
the ST. Louis was seriousy wounded.
The Rebel boa. Van Dorm is reported TO be up the
Arkansas, as also the Pontchartrain; but, as the
river is low and falling fast they can do no harm.
MEMPHIS. Tuesday, June 26, 1869.
Advices from ST. Charles, Arb, 10 tho DIST inst
say that the Union feet had gone up White River 20
reduce some Rebel batteries at Dandals Bluffs, and
capture some thousand or more Rebels under Gov
Rector. The fleet, however, were unable 10 reach
the place account of the lowness Of tho water in
the river, and returned to s.. Charles. Our .rans-
ports were continually fired into from the shore, but
only one man was hurt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
IMPRISONMENT OF CLERGYMEN IN NASH
VILE.
NAsHvILLr, Sturdy

NnHvLLr, Saturday June d, 1862.
AT the special second conference of ciergymen be-
fore Gov. johnson all declined TO take the oath Of
allegiance Mos, Of them were sen, 70 the Peniien-
tiary, prior TO their removal 10 Gen Haeck for The
purpose Of being exchanged for Tennessee prisoners
Many Nashville churches will be wthou. pastors to-
morrow.
Among those sent to durance were the Rev. Drs.
Baldwin, Schone, and sawvie, Me,bodiss, and Ford
and Howell, Baptists The Rev. DR.. Wharton wac
allowed some days grace on account Of inesr. Tic
Rev. Mr.. Elliot, did not appear. The Rev. Mr..
Hendricks - expected TO take the osIh. Catholic
di,iDos, being loyal, were not disturbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

TWENTY NINTH MrcuIoAN.-A B. Richmond, rhenma,i.m
r. $. Packard, fever.
SECOND RHODE IsLAgD.-D L. Tucker hand George II.
Quinn finger off Jame. Mccoy, right les f. o. Lele flesh
wound thigh; f. Arnold. leg.
SECOND MAINg-Jss. Hefern
SgcoSD Ngw.H.sPsHIRy-W. Luniney, sprein in back
j. W. Lesthers left thigh J. w. Hampton hand w. Wild
don right hand g. w. Mckeevsr, Jeff f. A Parker,
lower Jaw; V. q. BY, knee.
SKyxyTH REGULARs.-C. Foley Innsn, AIDE de Camp.
right leg; Edwin Fox 5st ". Y, and W. +. Vicks, 3th
N. Y, died on the passage.
The abovenamed sick and wounded were accom-
panied by Brigade.Surgeon Ruer and acting Assist
ant Surgeons J. H. Case Of New.Yorv, j. NJ. Mat
took of Pennsylvania, F. Pheiffcr of Philadelphia;
acting Medical Cade, c. III. Stnbbs Of PENNEY lyania
and twenty-five Sisters of Charity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS AT
PHILADELPHIA

PHIIApKLPHiA, Saturday, June "a 1907
The steamers State Of Maine and Whiiden arrived
here ths evening the former with $50 and the latter
with 1856 sick and wounded soldiers from White
HOME.
Officers repor, that there was heavy firing in the
vicinity of James River on Thursday. number
of New-Yorkers are among the sick. The following
are among the sick and wounded brought here
to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

A GREAT MILITARY TRIUMPH.
A Stunning Blow to the Rebellion
rnE DETAILS SUPPRESSED,
MClellan's Right Wing Reported Turned

lIho following dpach received early yesterday after
noer previous to TIE reception Of the dispatches below
W,s DEPARTMENT,
WAsHISeToN, June 29-2 o'clock p. m.)
40 soon az the Department can obtain exact in
formation of the state of Affairs in front Of Richmond,
i, will be impaired TO the public, whether good or
bad
B,1T,yoRr A4sRicsx OSsio-,f
BALTInOIE. Jane gs--9 7. II.
I am writing Tor The Americaa detailed account
of events q. the White House before Richmond and
en- The Peninsula dnrpg the last four days, including
fac,s obtained from Washington, having been sent
for by speoial train to communicate with the PIes-
dent.
II Won desire Il, and will give due credit, Will
send it 10 you. 1t viii make 1000 or 1000 words
We hare the grGndest military triumph orsr fhe
,neuy, and Richmond must fail.
C. C. SUTTON,
Proprietor American and Agent Associated Press.
SECOND DISPATCH.
B,IrxosE June 2a-ll ?. N.
TIE Secretary Of War decides that nothing can be
telegraphed relative to affairs OIL the Peninsula
Have tried orr best to get ii of.
c. FULTON, gent Associated Press.
PHILGDxIPHiA, June %, 1861.
7Re S!sday Dispatch publishes the following:
CITY PolST, Va, JaDe p, 1862.
Reflges. taken aboard by our guuboats report
Nat Jackson, Price, and Beauregard are in Rich
mond, sDl will le assigned important commands
shortly
IL wa rumored in the Rebel camp yesterday that
jackson had turned McClellans right wing.
Gen. Mcclellan had issued an order prohibiting
uniformed persons from leaving the White House.
No soldiers sick or well, are allowed to 50 North of
the White House fcr few days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
THE INSPECTION OF HOSPITALS.

Surgeon r. Ii. Coolidge will relieve Surgeon G..
c. Kinney of the duties of inspecting hospitals and
examining soldiers in the military district of Wash-
ington. Surgeon Kinney, upon being relieved, will
Writ Davenport, Keokuk, Dubuque, Fort Smelling,
and Minneapolis, TO examine sites for Western
hospitals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
FROM THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY.
All Quiet Along the Lines-The DEPART
meut Of Gen. Fremont.
to The N. Y. Tribune.

MisTISsBURe. Saturday, June az,
Via BALTIsORB, June 20 1862
learn from officers jus, arrived that all is quiet
at Middletown, and along our lines in the Valley.
Scouts report 10 enemy in sight.
Gen. Fremont passed through here last night for
New-York. His command regrets his departure,
but commend bis course under the circumstances.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
ARRIVAL OF TRANSPORTS.

The U. S. steam transports Virginia, Capt. Snyder,
and jersey Blue, Capt. Jackaway, arrived last even
ing, the former from Washington, ID. c., and the
latter from Newbern. They bring no news. The
Jersey Blue brings few passengers, principally col
diers ON furIough.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
EXCITING RUMoRs IN WASHINGTON.
NO sTwORTBl

NO TRU STWORTHY INTELLIGENCE.
The city IS full Of exciting rumors Of severe fight
Ing near Richmond, and believed, butno Trustworthy
intelligence concerning them has yet trsnfpired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
THE sTANLY-CoLYER CONTROVERSY

To The Editor e) The " y. I'ttH"c
Sir: In accordance with the request oil his Tx
cellency, Gov. stany, ] wirh it published that
misunderstood his Eicellency. That he bad no IN
,enion Of closing my schools for colored people at
Newbern, N. c.; that he never intended to put IN
force the laws Of North Carolina, and that until he
gets explicit instructions from the Government al
Washington, ID. c., he viii neither interfere with
nv schools. or return fugitive slaves TO their mas
tara all Of which | do with the most sincere and
hoor,f.It nlsasure VISCEsT CoLYER,
Superintendent Of the Poor.
kepbeyn June a. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
.MNrn CnNNrcrIcur.

COMPANY A-Wounded-John ". Gabriel, very ansht' mp
srazed by muslet ball Henry Ladner Bristol very slightly
Ia ca leg; Tho w Lesley SouningtoD very slight con
tu,lon Robert X Reid East Haaord very ght rIraealcA
sanderson West den szLt shoulder fredeileA Su
~ Southington, slight on shoulder ,,u MI,
CosPAuY B-W oundcd-Corporal T.. D; Wells' Netheta'
field formerly auconeer OF Hartford, slightly on sn reg py
piece of shell Henry Watrous, Hartford 'NShIy Oh
by spent ball. -. Mil, .
CospAsY C-Wounjed- Robert Thompson heEiien, very
eighty ia the face By fragment Of men c,r =, A.,
COMPANY F.-N oundedRobers os4Snel 0neililV' -"@'
slight confusion In side a., r, IL NJ
CoxPsSy acknowledgements W. III. nsyhet Nw
Howell, Fair Haven, bsl thJeufl !4s AI he' ssnt'sAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
COMPLIMENTARY ORDER TO NAVAL
OFFICERS
WAsnINGTON sstlfday Iunt y, I5II
The following among other documents, has been
received Al the Navy Department.

HgADQuAKTHRs DEPARTMENT Or THE bouTh,
STOsO RIVER South Csrolius. June 10. litR
The MajorGsneral commanding cannot refrain from eI-
pressing his Summation Of The noble conduct OF the NAYs on
duty IN. Stone River n support OF the recent mill
iary operations in that vicinity Ever ready and prompt
they rendered invaluable services 10 The army Capt
Dayon the comms der Il tbs squadron by bis manly rsns
and cordial cooperation Ia, golden opinions from 'l the
Army officers who have had the pleasure Of witnessing hi.
eIaLOnE. ID. HUNTER MaJoT-Oen. Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

,ss.T. Mcdonald, |. ed N. Y.
ID. Murphy, +, I'D Mass
s. II. Ward. +. 22d Mass.
,. M. Curls-, T.. 22i Nass.
=. Z. Evans, !, % n. Y.
z. Mulsge, {, % n. Y.
Y. J. Wilson, X, 9ed ". Y.
r. Wslaid, G., I'd N. Y.
@. A. Upton, II. 87th N. Y.
". q. Barber. 4, sd ". \.
II. Mage-. I, sd N. Y.
T.. Hubbard, |, SD N. Y.
G. V. ABBOTT. A, Sd ". Y.
Y. J. Jones, =. 4Jd N. Y.
Y. ". johnson, b, 9th n. j.
;. Z. Smith, T., n X. ].
J. williams, ], tth Me.
!. q. w. lance. h, 7lta Y. I.
O. Dumas. %. oh VI.
L. Kelly, q. I'D Mars.
c. 7. sashod. II. 9Th Me.
A. Humer. r I'd y. Y.
John Ad,hesd, A, 9Th y. Y
IL. Capt. T.. 1. Nolson,E 18th NJ.
>. J. Nicholson, G, 10Th VI.
8 Patterson, ID, i9th Ne.
NJ. Kenyon, e., 5sth Ne.
A. Pssieve, 4 llth Infantry.
?. q. l.. Chase, II, ,e -.
w. II. 4. Hitchcock, "A ".
r. Bssidsley. Band. 9Th v. Y.
de.C. l.. Robbins, r., t1tL slsss.
l. Is. well, A. 1flh Ind
NJ. Fougb.y, Is. i3d ". Y.
I.Y.J. Guillride, q, $1th.,. Y.
n. Z. Lesch, l., 9th VI.
S.rg,. q. Grimes +. 7th y. Y.
seIgt. :. Smith. T., sth ". Y.
+. Jones. ID, 10Th Mass.
Cspt. 5. NJ. Long, h, 81 NJ
Sc IT. J. Nssten, r, 2dNYFI
Lieut.. q. F.ilomsn, Il I'd Nh.
". Barns,er. T.. 9ld ". Y.
John Luit. A. "a y. Y.
{. ID. PsllAw, d, ID ". Y.
W. Ripley, II, 90 y. \.
J. Harms. h, 80 Y. Y.
y. Boyle. q 30 \. Y.
ID. k-lmef, II, 4th y. Y.
5. Moih,. A, 87th N. Y.
A. Northrop, q, I'd N. Y.
". Dearborn, X, 18th MsssL
H. Lsi sdon, q. 8,th y. Y.
+. johnson. +. seth Ind.
}. r. Marriel. q. 9oih ~ Y.
Jas Corcoran, ID. lat y. Y.
W. McCorlry, d I'd " Y.
Ser g. Palmer, II, 9Th ". Y.
n. Sweai, y, lth ". Y.
John Wyatt. q. s6th y. Y.
Ia, Howe. l., 9Th VI.
J. J. Hesen.r. +. llth Maine.
- HON. r. Eth y. Y.
1t. f.. v hita.er. ith n. j.
J. Truienge', I'D \. \.
A. @. Dawson, X. 2o.h Ind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

The 9Th Alabama Rebel went into tho battle OF
Fair Oaks 49 strong, aud lost 80 killed 80 wounded,
and 81 missing total loss, IA,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
ADDITIONAL KILLED AND WOUNDED ON
JAMES ISLAND.
since Saturday: [

The following names Of killed and wounded at the
engagement on James Island have come to hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30


G. II. Smith, Go. X, 22d Mas.
=. kipsev, q, 9Th Milne.
w. A. Perry, |, 5.h W.
q. w Stewart, {, Sd Maine.
J. Hrber, I, 9Jd Penn.
&. Read, q, lst u. ;. Cav.
q. l.. Wheeler, ", 36th " Y.
Il. ligelow. |. 43d ". Y.
p. DaGsin, Is. f3d y. I.
q. Allen, Is, I'D v. Y.
w. Delaney, A, 43d Y. Y.
b. Foley, -, 4Jd Y. Y.
II. 4. Lopenz. s?d Y. Y.
II. Alexander, Z. | 9Th Y. Y.
{. II, Sandbom, u, I'D y. Y.
q. X. Polk!aud, G., I'D Mas.
L. a. Fish. ] 5,h Wis.
A Collins, y. Let y. Z. Ant.
y Morris. I, 9th Mob.
III. Carpenter. 1. t,h Mich.
". Bou her | 9Th Mich.
W. Collins, =, s9tI y. I.
T.. -. Eii-. ~. 2d w.
Corp. A. 4 Conliue T. 9Th Me.
Sefst. T.. Emory. A, 9TH Me.
A. Mester. Il, o2d N. Y
q. Newcom. A, 5,h Mich.
1t. c. fl'ss, y. 10th Macs
Is. G.. M1Ipny, X. 18Th NY.
?. Warren. Is. lst y. Y. Cav.
W. Ii. Ca,h, II nth y. \.
Scrgt q. A. Gssneer, ! ,5thde
J. Van Camp, h, sd N. 7.
q. u. Blssd-ll, X, ilth Nc.
Sergt W. Cummin, -. II aim. !
q. II. Carter. r. fth N. Y.
:. Hadley. Is, I'd ". II.
J. Close, r 87th n. Y.
D Moiii,t, {, I'D y. Y.
X. Crane, y, 4th ". Y.
N. Tracey, T., "a N. YeEL
Jno. Crowley, e, ia ". Y.
&. II. Morrillon, ID, 5,h III.
ID. Lamper, r.. "a " y.
%. STUFF. II, lth ". Z.
A. Space. g, 9Th y. Y.
J. McCsnlay c. Ist y. J.
John Coylo, b. llla Mass
q. Taylor. u, ID y. Y.
VI. McCany. q, tth N. Y.
y. Ssayn., ID, I'd X. l.
A. : BsuOws. u. 81 ". Y.
r.. Bushnell, ii, 20th Ind
w. Co,sin. +, 81 y. Y.
+. NJ kinnsy, Ii, 18th Msfs.
&. Wagon, d, Is, y. Y.
Ser. " DeyeIeauI r. lh ". Y
A. Sullivan, A. Jlst " Y.
J. Nichols. IS, 4th y. Y.
J. Warner. A, tth y. Y
j. Downey. A, 9Th n Y
q Dur.y, A 9Th ". Y.
s. Bradin. A "a n. Y.
4. Mckinney. A. 4th v. Y.
q. Welsh, II, 81 y. Y.
T.. McGowsn, A, 81 Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
LIST OF KILLED. WOUNDED AND MISS
ING OF THE SIXTY-FIRST NV.

The following is list Of the killed, wounded, ans
missing IN the 6lst Regiment n. Y. s. V. In the lat
action at Fair Oaks, Va. June |, 1862:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

lIlo following dspatoh received early yesterday after
nocr previous TIE reception Of the dispatches beow'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

The following is the official list Of the killed,
wounded, and missing of this regiment, Col. Paul
Frank, at the battle of Fair Oaks:
The national Republican., 1862-05-17

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u WANTS A PLEASANT H0MEf-The tsH
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place, known IS GROVE COTTAGE. Ia The Ilt.l
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II 3 On the Alrxxndria and Leesburg turnpike and
within few minute ; walk Of the depot on me Al.
exsndris, Loudown and Hampshire railroat, about
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In soJd cultivation, with me sdow, pasture, plow
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sixty bearing peach trees; iety Of young apple,
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gooseberries, rlspoerrtes strawberries, curfauts,
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The national Republican., 1862-05-17

M OF o L. lr .5jFaH
SEALED PROPOSALS arc invited a.tii The
nth day Of Nay, lea, at iS O'Clock n fcf snppy.
ine he United States Sab .istenos Dspartnsnt with
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no animal admitted whicn weighs les thsn 1000
The Cattle to BE- delivered u saoh tines and In
such quantitiee - the 0ovesnnent nay require.
The fret delivery Of Cattle 70 be made % the leth
Of June, is6i, or - soon thereafter - Govsrnnsat
4 tosd With good and ,ufacisat ssesrisy will be
Govsranent reserves 70 itssf the right 10 pay IN
Treasury notes, or other Govsmment fands.
No bid will Be entertained when pat In BY con
traet'rs who have previously failed to ooDpy with
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that, should biz psopo,iion BE- acosptsd he will ~
ones eater into contract to accordAnce Herewith
Should the contract b. awarded him We are pre-
pared TO become bis securities. $3.50.
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