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Military Gey.rur, # Lpuisiaua

Jemes Robb, Of New Orleans, is named as
Z proper person to BIZ Military Governor of
louisiana. He lie. recommended by a number
OF millionaires of New York, among them
Grinnell and Aston. Robb is u good name for
a Governor of the South under Lincoln. Rob
is the order of the day. l. is e~rloinsd on all
who enlist in the crusade, go forth and rob
and steal, and, like the locusts of Egypt, leave
no green thing behind. Desolats the land of
the rebels"
hobb IL q famous banksr Of New Orleang,
and made an immense fortune amongs. the
people 1t wonid appear he is now ready 10 be
tray He is vouched for by tina. odious shest
the New York Times, and Of course must be
q good Union man.
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O~uTRAasops BARsARIrY The New YORK
Times gives the following account of one OF the
barbnrities of the Federal army on The Pc
nipsula:
The public has already been made familiar
with the tact that pre- v.o Us TO leaving fotx'
town he rebels planted torpedoes end other
explosive articles In the tents, pains, &c,
Which cur 1 f1csrs would be most ilxeiy 70
trea aent. Several lives CT Union men ~e1e
lost IN this way 1t wal stated, IN az amoa'
VII made by a Iebsl prisoner named d!ovsI.
that these luurdsrous weapons were pIePaIcu
and distributed under the Immediate gsrsonai
supervision OF Brig. Gen. Rams OF 1853.
who took great interest Ia the man"1aet..s
and in designating tbs spots wnsls 'heS ""~
to o. planted.
When mis- plot for assasstuat'on had been
discovered, IL was naturally supposed mss
the rebel mt gsSines had also bee. prepares
for an sxpiosion upon being opened oy unioa
men; and 1t WAS therefore dsteTrnlne1 "m'
they shou; d be opened. and the orpeooes "a
ken up wherever found, by the rebel pt ..,,on
srs in our hands. When this Gs.ermiiouos
was ed ~ the prisoners oy 1sls.s
Van Allen, the Military Governor OF ivas,
town, they demonstrated against II, aoo .Av
OH GERS drew up = formal protesi sssiaan
as Ia violation OF the usaSes OF Wal. az
intimated, though they did not assert w.
rish OF u relrea.ipg rmy ~ rssort " 80
measures which would retard pursuit :.
taey ciaimel tha:, ~ Shey Dad pefsohs~,
taken NO part In planting tasse toiF suet'
In preparing The mag sues for expio'ioA.
we're IN NO way respoDsioie for ~. 'ney
NOT to os exposed TO tie spseial dahScis,ss
posed 20 be connected Win sncln. 49,.
soning failed 10 convince our ohce,s, ,ns
over, and they were ompdll= 20 Iaos
periis which the bar bare us practices o. go
army had prepared for our mep. He~
that NO casually attended any or shen
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army are constantly told that they are
to have all they can take Being in many IN
stances ignorant foreigners, who know noso'
ing about the country or the cause OF war
thew convert ]. at once into n war OF Plunder'
They think everything they can take belongs
70 them, and no care is taken to teach them
better, if, indeed. the case has a brighter aide.
Thus everything that could aggravate the bit.
terness of the etrife is carefully added, that
there may DO nothing wanting TIL the cup
literally runs over.
1t seems hard that We, and thousands OF
others who, like us, have lived here all our
lives, whose forefathers have always lived in
Virginia, as far az we know anything Of them
should be hunted from post to pillow by Yam
KEGS and other foreigners, who were mover on
the soil before in their lives, aud for no offence,
50 tar as we can understand, l,nt we believe
in the justice of God. We believe IN II super
inteh1ing Providence. These things will all
be made to work right in the end. " that we
ara ,,ptaouf
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Amputohed-We regret TO state that our
e,nm,ss Of yesterday relative 30 the Necessity
OF amputation in the case Of DE- f. > Gan
lard, Chief Surgeon on the Staff of Major
General g. w Smith, has proved correct Dr.
Gaillard's right arm was amputated nail May
between the elbow and shoulder joints. The
operation was performed in q most skilifni
manner by DR.. Niche, and no fears are enter
tanned of the ultimate recovery OF the patient.
This loss, though a sad one to DR.. Galliard, 10
not 80 great to him az it is TO the Confederacy,
of which he was a faithful, skiilfal, and most
jpdefatigable oficer.
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Cooked Pfoy,sions for the Wounded Tho
citizens are particularly requested to send
cooked provisions 10. The building lately occu-
pied by Christian q Lea AS a tobacco factory,
which is now used as n hospital for our wOund3
ed, This building having just been occupied
pared at present to supply the necessitiss inn
medixtsly demanded.
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An appeal for Ref'tgerators-Send them
to Chimbors2o Hospital. This immense es.
tabl'shmen', now containing nearly 1000. ill.,
Guiding more than 300 wounded, is greatly in
want of retri9erators of large size; 30 that the
small amount of ice which we have may be
economically Dispensed, and do as much good
as possible. Will not our citizens who can
make no use of their refrigerators, let DIR.
MoCaw, Oh 9Th street, know that thew are
willing TO offer them for the use of the sol.
diersl Also, az many champagne baskets as
possible.
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''Stcnswa'l' and ssHtckory.,'

IN gentleman from whom we derived our
relative to the early life of Stone
well Jackson, requests ne to ray that he
Is dsscendsa from tn. same parent stocl
with Old Hickory" The grandfather of
StonewaIi served in Congress with "Old Hick.
ofy.' The traced the relationship, aud, in At.
" life, frequently corrsspondsd - relations.
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To b. Remored. The Hessian prisoners
now in confinement in Richmond will no doubt
be removed at an early day to Salisbury, NC,
III order to make room for others who are ex
pected here. Among the arrivals of the above
class of gentry not heretofore noticed are
Colonel 4. T. Dadgs, of the Fig hty seventh
New York regiment, and w. X. Stockton,
Chaplain of the Sixty first p,nnsyIvaDia regi,
ment. It is said tina; the reverend clergy
man wants Ia go home already.
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Pottce Couf.-An extended record OF tho
proceedings OF this Court yesterday would,
ave feel assured, prove entirely aniuteresting
either to the general or special reader, unless
his taste were of a questionable kind. Half a
dozen drunken soldiers, who were heartily
ashamed OF their own vagaries, constituted
the stock in trade of the sitting maglstrate.
He sent all of his subjects before General
Winder.
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Notice An people who have ice, or know
where it can be procured, will do d favor nv
acquaintiDg the managers of the different hos
pitfalls Of the same. The butchers will also do
good service by gathering up all their spare
beef and other bladders, and seuding them to
tn hospitals to bs used as receptacles for ice,
thereby enabling the patients to use the article
himself, and induce "a great saving,-a desid.
eratum. Attend 10 this.
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Get thtv NameS.-The citizens who bring
the wounded from the field would confer a
lasting obligatio u, not only upon the service,
but upon the friends of the unfortunate men
who fall in battle, by obtaining their names,
aud the companies and regiments to which
they belong, and report the same to the In
spector of Hospitals, at or near Capitol
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RIfHMDEp Va lima lSk

Ptshss state thai l have now u good assOEt.
inent # tracts, and desire ths co operation OF
ali WHO c1E aid in dtstIibu iug them among
she sick and wounded. We bavs several lhOu-
saGd cppies of he following nav public.
Mons 'sR Lob " h. Rev. j l.. Rurrows, u.
ID "WHAr GAN ! DO p by fiey T. V Moore.
ID y; SussHISE" by Rev. p n. Price;
''Uos'r s,WEAA.' by Rev ]. n. Je.er, D.. u ,
ana CAMP HYMNS" At GeorgsJ Sumper's
store, o. Pear, street, between Main and
<Tanklr. TIE shove and many other excel
lent publications can be obtained, without
money nId wi hont price.
l.IrPrNsox
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TUESDAY nrRwIN'
JUNE tn4,
SEND 4. he Lisss CT Casuai.ies

The members Of regiments engaged in the
battle Of Saturday aud Sunday would confer a
favor BY handing in u. this office, for rublica,
ticn, the lists Of killed and wounded in those
rsgtmenss as soon az they. can procure them
reliably prepared. 1t lie all imrortan. to their
friends that the iists should be made public ne
econ AZ poesibis.
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~. RIuHa oNp vARlE r1ES-A CsS,,.ss,
" To IRs PUBLIC -This es 1890
men. was Voluntarily closed BY tns nSiss
ment on Saturday night last snesS ,ssueei
we'll Allsd. This Was done tnfoaxa 4. a.
fsncs al our o.auuful city IL viii rs,Ssr
closed. temporarily, In oesdiencs " As
from Gene nl W.nder. m.,stsins
In the meantime ths COMPANY ms, nss 20
Its orsanixation, and the 6snnxsi .ai ecn-
rsopsn with additional ssrsnten n.,a,ss
tinus 70 merit the very d >ttsrsne 49,"
'na' J.. Il. HEWITT.
~ MasAssa'
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DsAra OF CAPT. SRAsps -Capsait y
Sh snds, OF harrisonoaIx, was sSe'aa o q
river, In Rockingham county, Va, on -
April. He was Rtiied by one OF MS I'm
whose = un was tally discharged. o.f
tain Shandl was IL the act OF max'nk -
otto address TO his men whea no wss Xiv,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-03

Help Ire Wounded ALI ambulances and
wagons heretofore engaged IN removing the
wounded are re quested to be AT the York River
Railroad Depot hss morning, at 10 o'clock.
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An Opportunity 10 do Good~-We take
pleasure III calling attention TO the following.
1t presents = wide and most inviting field Of
usefulness:
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left without com mandsrs, which ccpset. the
regimsnt 70 Get mn n scattsred. bat the on
Ioss1' p or w,ih :, sf" ., essy:ry, oo displaying
full report will be made ~ soon a. the casual.
Acting Adj. asa n" o. Resimsn..
r S-Caplain Geo. T. Baskerville, com.
pany ], a brave and competent oHiceJ, IL now
In command Of the regiment. W. r. q.
LIFT OF KILLED, wousDgD AVID HissIsa Oh rar
26Ta VIRGINIA g%BsIsEHr, troL. \. 9. ALLs1,J
IN TEE 1ieHr or SUNDAY, tursl.
Major WILSON, slightly wounded 10 the
ser't-Maj J Harvey Phelps. arm shattered
Company A-Lisusenant Fink commanding;
None.
Company B-Lteut McCartnsy command.
Ing: Corps VIM ) Hous.on and Jacob V Jey.
nolde, prtvates Henry Eanes, Na.h X Thomas,
Philip Sarvar, A J MinEick, nno Il II y rnod.
grass, killed. PrivateS e w Hartzsll, So
vsrsly woundsd in head; Wm II Jonss slightly
IN head; Ja- y M~cclanahnn, arm broke; A q
Caldwe,l slightly IL ssOuidsT II f Paitssil,
severely 10 band; yne + Pait,eil, MORALLY Ia
abdomen: VIM l. iuck, IN hand. , Il Paxton,
slightly in ma i'd + Is Lessi, MOI tally In sido,,
Reuben Brisenoiue, slightly IN hir. ard Audi
Myers and } W Carroll missing.
company O-Capt. sressard commanding
Privasss VIM j Owens nd JOhn n 0ivens,
killed, go David Eiinore. dangerously
wounded in shoulder; hlaI q ais u Hutehison,
MORALLY In abdomen, BsrJ + CiiIn bell, dan.
gsrous'y In eye and Inee; hpdw + Mathews.
dangerously In hip.
oompsuyI7tLisat Stewart. commanding,
- lMeaccr. slightly In head.
company E-Captain Board ommanding
corporal y Boon. slightly wonoded in arm
frivaie w p Scare, severely In wrist.
Company F-Japtain Nelson m anding
None.
Company G-Cspt Wright commanding
Lieut. Ut Hubbard. woundsd in arm Pm.
Yates Fm II Mitchell, and Andrew j EsU.
Killed; kobs Greasy, mortatiy In hip and al.
kle; nooi n Hart, morally IN ADD men Jas
r Payne. uCrtally through body; WIN Bar
Ger, IL hand; A j Rice, hand; Jas - Hogan,
severely IL shou der, Ad II ire Turner, severely
IN wrist; JIo W Bibyo, severely in ehoaldsI;
John l. .s.orris. severely IL high, kubt u
IA oacs; Uriah Ayers, slightly IL hand; Jno
d Creasy. severely ia knee; Lewis q Grassy,
Sill htly In fLce; Andrew j SkinneIl, severeIy
IN snnuid.r. jesse Stephens, slightly in
and "a ouider; Jno u Williams, slightly In
ni.; Calvin r bearing, slightly In ahonfaer:
JOSIAH Will mon, severely In thigh; Jno
ROBERTS,, IN nard; hilton IL Ferguson, Sc
vereiy IN shoulder; \ l. Scott. Sc erely IN
breast; q s Mace in arm; Lewis Bates,
slightly IN leg; Geo K Turner, slightly across
the BODY; ana w A Morgaf, arv. broken. J
N angel and T @ Hubbard. missing.
COMPANY L Lieut. Gisn commanding
Friva'es 4 NJ brooks, wounded in h aud, and
Benjamin 0nthsrie, slightly in shoulder.
Company k-Cspt Robertson commanding:
kiilau lone; Lieut. t, severely wounded
in thigh; nerIt John BrecHinridge, danger
ously through body; SeTks Gray dill, right
arm broke Privstes A u Ayres, dangerous
IL in thigh; l. fl n Brngh, arm and ting b, and
John W. Sniaty. Severely through left
shoulder.
Total killed
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PARTIAL LIST OF KILLED 4 WOUNDED
IN The
TIGHTS OF SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.

We present our rsnd,vs this morning with
a partial list Of our killed. wounded ana
missing in the battles Of Saturday and Sun
day last, on the Ohickanominv. near this city.
We will sndea vor to collect and publish, a.
soon as possible, full and comprehensive re
ports of all tho ca casualties which have and
nav occut IN tho great struggle now being
made for the prsser vati on Of our ia pital and
the SUCCESS Of our cause:
LIFT OF CAsuALrIss IN rHs BroHTBBsTH VIRGINIA
REaIhHrT.
HEAD auARTsR1 18Th vrRaIsIA,3
June %. 1862.
send you the casualty list of our regiment,
which you viii please publish In your paper:
Lieut-Col II A Darlington. wounded In
shoulder
Dom pany A-Kiled Corporal Samuel NJ
Pay ne; Privates " m + Gregory. Martin Fem.
pleton, Newton A Walker. Wounded: jere't
VIM + Wilson, IN IecB; Corporal e A wal
tsrs, slightly Ia leg: Privates Frederick Bah-
man, in ann anG SIDE; ThoeL Bowe, 10 hard
Jos Rr. zz'ia, In shoulders John A Dalton, In
fars: Henry psIso1' In n fae en- ~ at a,aagSw, In
I sper, in leg; christopher y KssU, In arm
Michael @ Kulr, in hsad; Calvin Is Moore, in
face: Uhas owen, In leg; Jas NJ Hall, in arm;
Reuben J Powell. In ,higb; Isaac koly, in
hip, Samuel + Swanson, in shoulder, VIM Is
Smith, MORALLY. In thigh. Vim i Watson, In
shoulder, Nat Wilson. 10 side; JJhn II Foun.
tame, la arm, amateur member Missing A
J Lewis aud John Uarnp.on, supposed to be
killed CO se.ersly wounded.
Company B--Killed: Jno N Moore, Michael
q Toornsy. J1s S!ayton, Samuel w Cakes
Wouncef: W + Fiippen, severely; Oorpl Jpo
E Edwards, in shoulder; X No Payne, in hand;
Lewis tfrayeiy. in head; Warren Wes brook,
in head; Tho, ] Baines, in leg; I'm II Nal
comb, IL leg; Henry p Moore, in foot; Jpo H
Redo, il hand; Marshall Campton. tn sids J
III Grt Uehaw, in hand
Company U--Kil!et ! u. NJ lsneins, A s
Foa'er, L, T Fore-teon. Wountsd James U
BluIhan, morally, Lieut. NJ = VaugbaD, aa-
V.T-iy; I!i~Stes J ii Phaup, severely; u V
Vaughan, severely; 2 r Robertson, jacob l.
;;sDorrs, Ransom Rudgins, Hiram @ F0lkes,
Nm T 6ihhs.
Company D-Wouuded Privates Sterling
A Daniel, John ii singleton, J ,hu 4 Harris
MiRsiug Privates Geo w Adams, Charles h
Hi;liaru,~ {snpposed to De killed
Company E--Woundsd Edward A John.
son, in hesd; w h Bagoy. shot in the foot; 4
r Isbeil, il nand: w X Frayssr, e face; Nd 3
Gift, severely iotured by confusion OF spine
Com many F-Wounded Lieut. W j Morri.
se:t, slightly IN left brsasi; q T East, danger
ous!y; J b Chippeil. Missing J Harvey,
w NJ Davidson.
Company H-Wounded Pr!va.es Addison
Coleman, in head; Peter f Pau hey, in leg.
Company I-Private L N Ford, wounded
in arm.
Company k--oundea samuel Morrison,
in head, John j FRANKLIN in hand.
Killed.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1862-01-16
VOL 20.
Published by Theodore Schoch

TERNS.--Two dollars per annumn advance-Two
dollars ami quarter, half yearyand If not paid be-
fore the enI of the year, Two dollars and a half
M aoaoersdiscontinued until alarrearages epald,
sx sept at the option of the Editor.
uAIvertisemeats of one square (ten lines) or less
one or IN rec Insertions co. Each additional lnser-
oa, IS csats. Longer ones In proportion.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1862-01-16

Pennsylvania 8 contribution. 109,6l5
Exclusive of 20,l75 three-months men now
disban led
The regiments preparing for service
are incomplete. Those that may not be
filled By the 18th inst, will be consolida-
ted and sent forward. Of the regiments
in service, the Eleventh and Fifteen nth
Regiments of Infantry ere at Annapolis;
the Twenty eighth, Twenty ninth. Twen-
ty. first Sixty Sixty ninth, Seventy
frst, Seventy second, and One hundred
and sixth Regiments, and one company oi
Infantry are in the com % and of NJ sjor
General Banks; the Forty fifth, Fiftieth
Fifty fifth, Seventy sixth, and One.hun
dredth Regiments of Infantry are il
South Carolins; the Forty-eishth Infant
~ are at Hatteras Inlet; the One hun
dred. and eighth Infantry and Eleventh
Cavalry are at Fortress Monroe; the Sc
venty seventh, Seventy y-eigbth, and Sew.
enty ninth Infantry. the Seventh and
Ninth Cavalry, one Troop of hor'e. o
squadron of Cavalry, two battaliois OF
Artillery are in Kentucky; the Eighty
fourth and One hundred and tenth In.
fantry are in Western Virginia, as are
also three companies of Cavalry. FIVE CON.
panies of Light Artillery; the Eighty Sc
venth Infantry are at Cockeysville. in
MsrylaDd; one company Of Artillery is
at Fort Delaware; all the remainder oi
the volunteers are at or nesr Washington
Upwards of 800 volunteers from Penn
sylvania are now prisoners, but, as ar
range genents have been made for the ex-
change of prisoners, it may be expected
that they will soon be released.
In compliance with the joint resolu.
tions Of the 18th of May last, | have pro-
cured regimentsl Gags for the PeDnsyl-
vania volunteers, and have presented then
in person to most Of the regiments. In
other cases, the regiments being on or
near the Potomac. l have requested MIR
Cowau, Sens.or, and Messrs. Grow and
Wright. members Of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes from Pennsy to present
them in the-name Of the Commonwealth.
The General Government requested
that the State would abstain from pur'
chasing arms, as their competition vas
found injurious 10 the market, and in view
of tho large expenditures OF money in
armiDg and equipping the volunteer force
of the State, provided for the deteDce o
the National Government. | did roi
purchase any as authorised BY the 2stl
section of the act OF the 18th Of May
1861. The State has now quito a. nan'
arms as are necessary to arm all her vol
unteer organizations IN existence; bat, IN
fueuced by the threatening aspect OF ou
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1862-01-16
say that most of the men are now in ser.

say that most Of the men are now in ser.
vice.
Further acquisitions for sixteen regi-
ments of infsutry and two regiments Of
cavalry were shortly afterwards made by
the War Department.. Of these, sixteen
have already been raised, and are in the
service of the United States, and the re-
naming two are in the course of organi-
cation, and nearly ready to march.
ln addition to the acquisitions on the
State War Department had given author
ity to numerous individuals to raise vol
unteers in Pennsylvania; but as that sys.
tenn was found to create much embarrass.
ment, general order vas issued by the
War Department. on the 25tb of Septem-
Der, last, placing all such organizations
under the control of the Governor, and
shortly after requisition was made on
the State to increase her quota to rs, 600
men. Those independent organizations,
as they were called, thus became Penn
sylvania regimen and, as completed and
sent forward, form part of the quota of
the State.
The State regiments have been num-
bered, and the last to this late is num-
bered lis. Two of the three months re-
ginents have continued in service under
the late acquisitions. and retain their o.
rigiDal numbers. DeduetiOg the remain
twenty three three onths regiments,
there are pinety-two regiments in service
end preparing for it. We have also in
service and preparing twenty four CON-
panies.
The following table Of the existing
Pennsylvania volunteer force is given for
inform aticn.
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