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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-23
"a See what. the people, Press
and Dealers san. !.

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Henry u. COsfar,--All the sumner
have been troubled with Reaches and Mice!
I was actually ashamed of the' house, for
the Reaches were everywhere. / purchased
box of your Extermin ator and tried il, and
in one week there was not Roach or Mouse
in the house. - -
~ john B. GIvzEs. No. "a Elm Street. =,
HOUSE keepers--trousled with veImiL.
neei be so no longer, If they use "CosTARss
Exterminators. We have used 1t to our SAT-
isfactiou, and if box cost So, we would have
il. We had tried peisons. but they effected
nothing; but CosTAE's article knocks the
breath out, of Rats, Mice and Bed-Bugs.
quicker than. We can write it. 1t Is in great
demand all over the country.--A Medina o.
Gazette.
More Gr:siG and = provisions are de-
stroyed annually in GranL County by vermin,
than would pay for tons OF this Rat and insect
Killer.a- Laneaste, ( Wis) Herald. 1-9lT. g
Henry II Costar--Your Exterminaios
is received. used and pronounced an entire,
success. We used box Of il, and she way.
the Rats and Mice around our premises 'rais-
ed Ned'' that night was caution to sleepers.
Since then no: Rat or Mouse has been leard-
in. kitchen or CELLAR MagregOr.( Ioca) Times
- ia sfi.L 30 - r. a.rfr ~
fhaVe been Selling Your Exteimi-
nator for the last year, and have found il .
sure shot every time. Ihsye notknown il to
fail in a single,instance."
GEORGE Rosf, Druggist Cardingtou,0.
We nre Sellfng--Your prspsraiiors
rapidly. Wherever they have, been used.
Rats, Mice, Reaches, and yeriniu disappear
Immediately, ann, ,, sisni 80,
5EckzER & STo1arsrrktR, Druggists. New Wind
-'-l. sasI .rEra1l fi scr, Nd. p
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-23


To De,troy-Rats. Reaches, &c.
To Destroy--M Mice, Moles, &c.
To Destroy--Bed-Bugs. SCI, q.
To Destroy--Moths, Fleas, Ants. dc.
10 Destroy-Musqui,oes, ..,sr .T5.g
To Destros--insscts on Plants and Fowls
IoDstroy Insects ON Animals. &C., &c.
To destroy Every form andsfecies Of YER
min.
USE ONLY n ot u
"cSistahr'ss' Rat. Roach, &c. Ertr'
20 ,. ~ .minator.
"Costar's' Bed Bug Eaer,ninato,
n Costar's" Electric P6Rder for In.
sects, &c. y
IN 25, Soc and 90 Boxes, Bottles anG
Flasks. So and So sizes for Plania- a.
tions, Ships. Boats. Hotels, Sc.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-23

Of the terms of sentence l.
are for. life, S for 21Jeafs, 2 for 20
do, l for is do, | for II do, 3 for
16 do, u for Is do, l for 13 do, 1
for II do, % for 10 do, etc.
OF the convictions and re-toh-
victions there are, $50 = : . ?
Serving first sentence 319
do second do "a. Y
do third do1si - s.
do sixth sixth doGl(9ll
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-23

Central R r BkgCo do
City Blk Of Augusta do
Commercial Bank do
Farmers and Me-
chanics' Bank do
Georgia R R BkgCo do
Interior Bank -
LaGrange do 6odis
| Manufacturers Bank
Marine Bank Of Ga pal
do Fire tns Blk dc
Mechanics Bank dc
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-23

ICherok ee lns & Bkg Co
Commercial Bk.Mscon
Exchange do Griffin
Planters ard Mechan-
|. les Blk, Columbus.
PLANTERS and Mechar-
, les do Dalton.
Manufactures andMe-
| chanics do CoIumb's
.lSonthasn do. Baipbfi,gt
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

STATE OF VERMONT, ! In Probate Coar,, held a,
WasHTHG ON DISTRICT. S. Montpelier, in said diluict
on he 22d d,y OF October, ID. 1852
Nj ARFHA MORSE ann ELiJAH WINCH. executors of
WI the last will and test lament OF Nathan Murse, ate of
Northed IN said district, deceased present :heir admin
istraton account for examination and allow anee aud
make application for decree of distribution PARTITION
OF the estate OF said deceased
Whereupon. it is ordered by said Court that said &C
CENT and said Applicant be referred to . session of
Fti Cou!t 20 he held al the Probate Office sand Mont
peler on The 10Th day OF December A. b, 1862 for
ana decision thereon
And il Is further ordered that notice hereof be given to
all persons ieres ed ny puhi OF the three
weeks successvely the G recn alcpniain freeman .
newspaper published II Montpelier previous 10 SAID me
appointed for hearing, that they may Ppr sid time
ana place. and SHOW cause, ~ any tiny may have, way
said account should NOT be allowed, and such decree
made. BY the Court.
f3Glw3 Attest, ", A. CHASE. Repistcp
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chester &c. Auhsisa's gf~laee

THE SUbscrber+ having baen appointed by tie Hon
L orable Probate CON- tor the DIRtricloi Randolph
Commissioners ioreCeVe Examine ant adjus 81 claims
and demands ofal against Ne Estate al Chester
X. AUST late OF WitIamstown said District decreased
represented nsolvent the term Ofsx months from
the 81 day of November, "A. d. 1862 beng allowed by
SAID Conrtto he creditors ceased nd
prove their respective before give notice That
we Will attend 70 the duties OF CnI Appnintmehi At
The dwelling house Of Oliver G. iiGnse in BE-. lin the
first Friday Of December and May nest, oGlo3h
the afternoon esch Of sad DAYS.
OLIVER a. HOUSE, ,,;
JOHN u. RMEKSDN, ""
November 81. a. H., 1862. f359H3t
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STATE Ok VGKhpNT, Alta Probate Coma, holden
RAND0LPR DIsTRIcT, So. RGuCkfrlA, Wth,n aud Tor
said District the !5th day OF November, A. ID. lEj2
~ HAS s. BRIGGS, Guardian unto CHARLES Il. Uutktr, IA
~ minor, Residing in " iamstnn, said dlst maj es
application for license to sc all he real &C
said ward aud represents has such sale for the brsi
Interest of his sai yard that nc ~ Nv be pt al m
trrest otherwise in. tstCd for bus benefit.
Where"rou, is ordered ny SAID CDut,, taN said app
cation he referred 10 thereof he siA
PROBATE Office, IN i'd nrroked l!o 7th day uf Dec
a. D. I9O2 for heatiGg and decision thereon and it, j.
further ordered TIA: al persons interested he c4shed here
Of ny publication Of this 0rhcr thrte weeks sGcesslVely
the Gunn Mountain Freeman printed at nuntptiier,
before the time appointed aforesaid tur haarlg hat
they may appHtr al said mG and place" ard
Il any they niay E4!e, why such iiceWSt should b.
granted.
~ u,ln #
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Tae y1u.ical >tsInsoG Pea 'ls

. NEW nrslC BOOK by Rev }. ". nadmun This is
new hook " choice pieces from many popular au-
tors IN accommodate al who want cheap collection for
anp Meetings. ard other pnrpo'cs Hradburg has fur
n;.D,d aeou Dozen Of his best pieces as Eyerlreen
shsr, Sweet rest in Heaven" " snip in Storm,
!" Sxes, Hour ci Prayer " &c. &C. DadEun has some
pss ui,ce- as Loose the Gable, Tha Bet er Land,
" Ant;ciuattoo.n &c &c. Collier, Snow, Kellogg aud
OH, nave ortbuted it. II is really az IS title in
dcat.a. String OF Pearls AZ pages, $40; paper
co,sre Price s rs PEI doz 10 GEMS single sent "y
al ", ~ - !'' IAvFs p MAGEE Cornhi,l. Boston.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

STATE or VERMONT, The Hen. the Probate s,uurt
RANDOLPH DisrRrcr IS. tnr said Dstrict-1o alirer
concerned IN the estate If george o. Godfrey
Of Wil!ianisIONH, deceased, GREETING
w of said deceastd retynea,s said ous allow him
The futi rr lime VI year fnn and after TIA % 2y
Of November, A. j. 1862, to make payment OF The deD,s
and close the settlement of The estate,
Therefore, arc hereby notified Mai SAID application
will be heard session Of the Probate be held
at the Probate Ofice IN BrookGeid ;bc i7lh day
December next, ~ which mc yau may IL heard in
the premises. And this order shall he pnhAta three
weeks successiVrty ia the Green Mountain FTe.tHn
newspape, lFinted al Montpelier IN this State the
last Of which publication shal! be tet4e The day ASST nod
for hearing as aforesaid.
Given under hand IL HioOkeld This gan DAY II No
vtmbeT A y. 1882
3G2wa* }R CLEAVElAND, Register.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
ENGLEHARD & SCHELL,
NEW YORK,
ERseNOrfGrS Of Matches.

II AVE just received Invoice Of the e!r CANT
IL styles CT atches ha have b imported into
this cou try and offer them at one-third less than the
usual prices for much inferior styles We would call
attention especially an IL Cola limiting Cased
Lever Of superior elegance usually sold at $50 which
sell for $35.
The Invoice includes, also LADIES open face IL
Cold Watches, OF superior eXceece and great beauty,
usually sold for S35, viii h Offer for sos.
The SANE Watch, precisely bat with hunting case,
alY sold for from &4S to SIu. W for
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
~ cider of Conri
f3iZm3 }. r.. yLEAVELANT1. l.ce.etar.

STATE OF VERMONT, I In Probate Ccurt, hol1en
WAsHISGToS DISTRICT, 80. at Monpelicr, wtthn and
t'rnud ir,inc,, "a tht .)th leg Of No"e'nbat, A. d.
1852
n tLSUN a. CUhSE, Administrator e ,ae 60.
" tate -! Alien lacks late Of Wr"dhutY. il. s;uG
district, deceased, mates Application TO sad E"ut, with
the consent and APPRECIATION IN ng Of l Che hciG ri
said ceased, for license sell all estate - said
deccasei, situated I0 said Wnudhngy, representing Iha
safe thereof would br beneficial said hr,ra and
those Interested .anl c.tatc;
Whertapon, il ia ordered W said Court iha, e:id appit
cation be referred 80 the sd day Of DeCGeOer A. H. 1909,
at he Probate Office IN SAID MUnlprlie tr heasNg and de-
cson thereon and, II is farther odcreG All PERSONS
interest d, he notified hereof Ivy Publication OF notice Of
this aspiration and order thereol lccesSVe-
~ in he Green Mountain Ere en.an, printed al Moape-
Ter, b. fore sal time at hearng hA they may up5ar al,
SAID time and and f they tafc l!lerctu
BY tie C0uu.
aG2wGt Attest, Z. r. RiENN!3.s., Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
NJ. KE. COesiN's Estate.

THE suhsc here having been appon' ed by the H'0ra
l. bic Probate Cnnr f0r The District Of Randolph,
missonC- to receive examine, ana adns; al rains and
de ma dds 81 an ptfSona against he al " II. CD
I'm late III Ornee IN said district deceased represented
nsnlvemt, ana Tie oi six months ron the t'h Gay q
OCuber 1852, hetpg allowed by cUur to the CPA
ors g: deceased, to EXHIBIT and prove ,t!e;r
pectlv~ clan;a heioe US; Give notice. that Will AZ
lend Ia the duits u appointment al the dwelling
house BENSON sdIICh, Gran 10 SID district 90
the l4s dry 81 A9 nrNt, tea O'clock in The forenoon,
sad day.
EENSON ALDniC CHI, Co,.s
JE3 + DIChEN, |'"
Orange, Ot,. lHh, a D. 1863. ItGw3
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
TIE GREAl CAUSE OF
EI u mi a. TT MI 7 s r r 7

Just published ia a Sealed Envelope Price 6 cts
\ LECTURE BY bH. Gui.VEkW ELL, ON THE
CAUSE AND CURE Of Spcrmstorrhoa, Consumption,
Mental and Physical Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy
Impaired Nutrition of the Body, Lasstute, Weakness
of tie Limbs and Back, Indispositiun and Incarac
ity Tor study and Labor, Dizziness Of Appr hension
Loss OF Memory Aversion to Society Love Of Solitude
Timidy self Disruet, Dizziness Headache An c!iors
of the Eyes Pmpes the Face Involuntary Emissions
and Sexual apac!ty, tie Consequences of Youthful In
discretion, &C At.
az This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated often eafiicted evils, may be
moved without and without da, gerous surgca
operations and should be read by youth and every
man in the land
Sent under seal to any address, ID plain, scaled
velops on the receipt Of six cents woHessage stamps
by addressing
CHAS. .. e.. K:.iNE CO.,
-: Bcwery, NewYora. Pt+t OfHce BaV ass
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

A ny y THE PoToMAC, Dec T. lady who
came over tn river yesterday under "a flag of
truce repo.'s the condition Of the rebel army
as dtsutHte beyond description, and that they
,aunot possibly retain their position duriog the
sInter Quite one third Of the army is with
out shoes and hundreds are almost wholly with
Jut clothes. The rebe' army fires in front of
FaImouth have almost entirely disappeared and
no troops can he seen behind any of the en-
;reIchmtnls, Notwithstanding these Indications
the river ana all naturally weak points Of their
line are still strongly qua ded
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
I'm TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREk.uAr
4 O'CLOCK Z. M

NEw YORK. Nov. s. Three rebel .chooners
while attempting to run the blockade into Will
wingtOn \ Con Wednesday last, were captur-
ed by the u. 5. steamer Prince, and Mt Vernon.
TREY were hom Nassau, One of them was the
Emma Kettle, anot 'er the Brilliant and the third
which Was run ashore was not known.
dispatch from Wilmington n. c. says the
.ehporcr iiarka"ay with $40 bags OF salt ON
Nassau arrived there on the 2S.h.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. s. The Press has
Washington dspatch dated yesterday which
says battle has taken place between our ad-
ganced forces and Morgan's Guerruas. Cot
sioore brigade was repulSeI several times by
he enemy, and finally captured. Oar troops
made Desperate resistance, bat were forced
80 succumb The loss in killed and wounded
was Co. which We're left on the field. Morgan
attacked Gen Fry IN tie afternoon, at Galatin
tridge, oas was repused with heavy toss. Fry
having been reinforced Is now pursuing the enc
my closely.
Gen, Buell. and staff arrived at Nashville on
Sunday morning.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN. DEC. s. 1862.
Probate sIeggpaS.

STATE OF VERMONT, DRoBATE COURTS within
WAsHiEareN DISTRICT. and for the District afore
said will be holden at the Probate Oce Montpelier
aid District Tuesday Of each week during the year
ensuing Persons having business said Court are re-
Saested to attend to the same said court daya.
T. X. MERRILL, Judge.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.
cure for rheumatism Neural

certain and perman ent cure for rheumatism Neural
IA iga aud salt Rheum 1t ls an internal remedy driV
ng out and entirely Graduating the diseae, occurring
nochange III diet or business, aud may be taken by
Children and persons OF the most delicate GonStItut iC3
with NprtAcI
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

Nav York. De. g. The HeraH's Washing
too dispatch says, Iu'urnatlou has been r, celVed
here ina: Stoncwall Jackson corps forms the
lett wing Of The rebel army, and that Stuart S
cavalry IS on this side of the Rappahannock and
operating between the positions of Gen. Sigei's
corps and Gen. Burnside army.
The Intcnse cold last night has occasioned the
delay OF the cavalry reconnaissance under Col
Wyndham, to actertain the truth Of the rumor
that body OF cavalry wereS occupying Thor
"uq btare Gap and War-entoD junction.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

Sr. LOUIS, Dec. :. Adyccs from the south
west, say theonemy, % 600 strong, under Gems.
Hlntman and M4gm"uuke, attempted to iorce
Sen. Blunt poslI.On IA kaye Hlll, Ark, but
were driven back. This morning they Grove
Sen. Blunt d pockets miles, bat On the arrival
ot reintorcements, were again repuls.d. Gen.
Dlunts opluiOn il that the demoEstrAtloI!,. was
mado 10 cover their retreat, as they were telling
thinkers all night, probably to obstsuct the
roads and prevent the pursuit. Blunt held the
enemy in check four days.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
SILVER WATCHES,
THE ARMY WATCH,

These were rdercd expressly for the army, and are
deemed sui able in every respect. They consist of
Very elegant lies OF Silver hunting Lepnes $40
lev
- heavy gold plate silver $40 10 IA
These last superb.
We have received, also, style Of hunting sed
shell pattern Wat Me s silver heavily PLATED!
with gold and is the most beautiful watch Of the Kind,
b,,o
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

WAsulNGroN, De :. Cal. Favnsworth of
Illinois cavalry has been nominated TOR Briga-
der General.
Senator W llson of Massachusetts will intro
duce bill giving aid to Missouri towards
emancpation Il will offer ten millions as the
first lnstallmen.
Gen Srgel will prefer charges against Gen.
cUmua ANGER.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

MoEmEAp CITY, N. G, Dee, 3 ~ Beau
i0rs On the "a Gen Banks was nominated tor
,h3 next Presidency by the Eastern North Caro-
huA Free Labor Association, 81 Ii large and en-
t4us.astIc meeting.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

BARpER's FERRY, Dec. I. A fire broke out
in the guard house where the rebel prisoners
we're confined, last night. Two Government
buildings were completely consumed, including
the Government telegrapnic Office Loss about
$50 900. Most OF the contraband were saved.
A special dispatch FROM Washington states
that SIX of oar plckes in the army Of the po-
tomac were frozen 70 death Oh Saturday night.
Wnie ut Camp Misery, Alexandria, seven men
dlea from the effects Of cold The surgcoa-gen-
eral promises the immediate removal OF all The
soldiers possible from the latter place
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08
GeNtacEmen's Vest Chains.

We fill orders, also, fer every variety Of Jewery, and
1T much less than the usual prices.
WErAY ALL EXPRESS CHARGES goods sold by us. Mon
be sent either registered letters by express
Address
ENGLEHARD Il sCEELL, 81 Lbertyst., N. y
36Ofw3t
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-08

New YORK, Dec. g. y special Newbern, N.
g., letter OF the 4th, says from Information re-
@eised through what 10 deemed . reliable source,
VIC learn THAI the rebels Of iate, have become
sn1den!y ard unusually active III and ABOUT
Wilmington. They are mining the road lead
ny To the city On the new Topsai iule; eide.
IN Wilmington, the rebels are actively engaged
N moving heavy guns. Whether tnese are be-
ny moved out OF town with a view 70 the
evacuation OF Eastern North Carolina, or to
new positions or tortlhca.ions, vt 20 not know
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15
Dslredstiols Of tks Ensny

We find the following ii regard to tie de-
pradations recently committed b. the "i o"ng
Napoleon's' grand army in the Petersburg
express" Of Wednesday,:
Among the recent sufferers On the South
side in the county CT Prince George; re hear
OF rhs following .,
Mr., James ". E. Butts lost all the mgr 5ss
he owned on Sunday mig ht last. They were
no WHARF to be seen Monday morning
Mr. Mathew ". Williams lost four yaua-
ble men Monday night.
MIR. Il. Il. Burrow, lost very valuable
woman Monday night, the unieeliIg yilIa;ns
who carried her OF, forcing her to leave bs-
hind four young and helpless children.
Mr.. Archibald Glover iuht msn 6f great
value. -
Mr.. Frederick Temple lost aevcntern oi his
most valuable slaves Oh S,lnday night.
Many Of the people ofthe county have lost
besides slaves, all their poultry, cattle bud
horses. .1
From Charles City county, On the North
bank Of the James, We hear that the vii
famous invaders have bsen stealing slaves IN
large numbers.
Col. James Willccx has lest between 20
and 30. -.....
Thomas N-iIccx. Esq, has LOST ninety or
more.
e Or. Edward Wilcox placed his slaves be-
yond the-reach ofthe villains al an early dsy,
but they have appropriated his handsome
dwelling to their own uses. and now have q
lot Of horses stabbed in it,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15
To ths Editors nf the Eng,lir.r'

GEi'7iEidEE-I see in late issue OF your
paper an extract from the Mobile advertiser
and Register giving what purports to be a
correct list of the killed, wounded and Miss
ing in the seven days battle round this city,
with also the number Of regiments from each
State engaged, 1t appears that the compiler
Of the statistics has represented that North
Carolins haa only twenty-one regiments Ell
gagged, and that her loss in wounded was
slightly over 1000. / deem it due To stste
thaf North CArolin;l'a forces. during the Inc
norable issues, were forty-two regiments OF
infantry, on. Of cavalry, and one company "i
artillery; aud that according to the lists, AZ
compiled by the. Surgeon General Of the
State, and published and for delivery in this
city, ouS wounded in the battles, from The
9th june to 1st July alone, is 3,466, iii the
hospitals il the city, not including several
hundred who went home and were left in the
field hospitals. The error:is so grave, and it
not being the first the>abore mentioned paper
has fallen into in regard tc war. statistics.
beg to call your attention to 1t.
- ,MiRrTN Y. MooRE.
lst C. Cavalry. near Richmond, Aug Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-08-15

dead > Corp'l j. W. NunnalIy, (since dead; :,
priVates II. II. Watkins. f. g. Tompkins, j..
Porter Wren, Clarence f. Taylnr, Z. NJ Redd,
hnd r. II. Gilism.
PURCELL BATfERY-
The following ars the casualties in this
Battery:
Rilled--Lieut. Mercer Featherstmle head
shot OFF; Privates Geo. Royal and SLrother
Limerick.
Wounded-Commissary Sergeant H. Crock
EFT Eddins, in arm; Sergeant Skyrim SeInple,
slightly in side; William Tyler, thumb blown
off; Stephen {. James, in foot; William
Farrsr, seriously in breast John E. Jones,
in thigh; j. L. Callahan, in hip; - Jen-
kins, in lag; c. Newcomer, in leg; -
Flint.
The exact locality Of the fight on Saturday,
is said 10 have been on the plantation Of the
Rev, D. F. Slaughter, near Mitchsll's Station:
The Lynchburg Republican says that
the number Of troops engaged on either side,
tight is represented to have been terrible in
tile extreme. 4 part Of Ewell's division led
in the attack, which was subseq uently REIN
forced by portion III A. +. HIPS division,
the whole numbering ahont tiftren thousand,
againat about twenty-five thousand of the
enemy. lhlr losses are not definitely asccr-
tained bat are supposed 10 reach about COO
wounded and 100 killed. The ensmy's esti-
mated to be much heavier in killed and
wounded, besides about 400 prisoners, includ-
ing large proportion OF officer.
The enemy retreated after several hours
desperate resistance: leaving the ground COW
cred with arms and ordnance stores We
secured about 1000 stand CT, muskets and
rifles, besides d large number oi pistols:
swords, &c.
We had some sevsIty-rve cr hundred
missing, but it is supposed the number will
be largely reduced, as they were constantly
rejnining their commands. We took 10 sr-
tillery, The enemy having succeedsd in getting
them OH. .-......
There have been occasional skirinignss
since the. fight Of Saturday. but they r~sult-
ed in nothing OF a serious character.
The enemy fell back 10 the neighborhood
Of Culpsper Court House. carrying on the
most OF their dead and wounded, though a
number oi the latter Hsre lett on the teld
and fell into cur hands. They were psrolei
and sent to the sHeny's linss uHdar nag oI
trucs.
The reported death ri Ooh Cunning Ehall.
2tst: Virginia, is said to. tie hi error. DE is
stated to be unhurt.. .
It. is understood that Cen. Jackson's = army
has fallen back from the late battls-si ouDd i
voluntarily and fur good reasons.