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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-04-21
TIE VERY LATEST NEWS.

passengers from below, report that the en-.
envy attempted to take Fott Macon near
Betuiort, on Thursday last, but were rennl-
sea and erlVen back in gallant style. 4 Last
accounts they were erecting Is inch mortar
batteries with which to shell the Fort
The latest Richmond and Pe,erse,yrp na,or
bfln2 as Intelligence of no Further fighting ON
the Peninsula than that reported in annfha-
column from the Charlotte Bulletin. W.
gather from the Petersburg Express the fol-
lowing additional particulars Of that frh,
The 18th North Carolina Regiment were
attacke while at dinner by two comnanias
when they were driven back into the creek
killing ali the attacking party bat {. VIII,
surrendered and were taken prisoners.
II is stated that it was during the charge
Colonel Mckinney was killed, the bulletstrik..
Ing him az the top Of the forehead aud. mass
ing trough his head. He died Instantly
The enemy, hearing the firing. appeared
IN large numbers on the opposite bank 9TH
T yer, and the fighting then became general
the Eft enth North C4rulina. the SIXTEENTH
Geofgls and the Second Louisiana being az,
tlyeiy engaged.
One report says that tie enemy must have
had an entire brigade engaged, and :hat the
river and the hin beyond, we're literally GOV
cred with the dead and wounded. We took
several prisoners, who made var ious state
ments as to cir numbers, etc, bat we could
not hear what they wee.
L. Is stated that Gen, Cobb's Adiutant re-
celyed a severe wound In the leg, ana tina.
some twenty or more of the Fifth North Car
DINA were killed, but we have been unable
70 ascertain their names.
We understand that the Fifteenth North
Carolina bore the brunt Of the fight some
half.hour or more, before the Louisiana and
Georgia regiments came to their aid. They
had been IN The rife pits forstwo DAYS. hour
y expecting a fight, with bus little food, and
no opportunities for sleep, and had retired
for dinner but a half hour before the enemy
made his appearance. When attacked. they
fought with great gallantry, and suffered con.
siderably, as the following list of casualties
will show: Eleven killed 81 wounded and
81 missing. OF the wouLd E, wo lad dice
yesterday, before our infaruIalI left. and some
twenty others, it is shorght viii die. We
were unable to learn the names of any Of
the killed, wounded or missing.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-04-21
MORE TROOPS FOR THE WAR!!!

AN authorised byFhe Secretary of War TO raise
i a LEGION for the war. 1 want an additional
regiment Of Infantry. two Companies Of Cavalry. and
DRIED DOLLARS will be paid to each soldier upon
his enlistment Cavalry are required to furnish their
own horses, for which the government viii pay them
forty cents per day. and their full valae if killed in
battle. The best arms and equipmentst to be had in
the Confedsraey will be furnished. Recruits win be
received sjDgly or By companies. Turn ont. and let's
make short work with Abe.
Address me for the present at KINsToN. Y. C.
T.. b. VANCE.
Col. CONG 25th Rec.
n. G. 7.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-04-21
O 4 n CANDLES.

- WING To THE SCARCITY OF THESE ARTI-
u cges We ARE Compelled TO Iefy upon the house.
keepers OF the country for a supply for the Army. l
viii pay the highest cash price Tor country made soap
III bars. aud candles packed in boxes. delivered al
Kinston, y G. I'll persons VINO wiz interest them
selves in making these necessary articles, VIII con-
tribute materially TO the relief OF the Army and re-
ceiye full remuneration for their trouble.
For full il forfnation address me at this place.
D. T. CARAWAY.
Captain and a. G. 5.
Einston. April 10, 1852. 35-2t
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-04-21


s1fa!ers now serving In the army or muster
ed in the military service of the Confederate
states, or enrolled in said service under the
authorizations heretofore issue by the Sec
retafy OF War, and who are continued in the
service by virtue of this act, who have not
leceived the bounty of fifty dollars allowed
oy existing laws, shall be entitled to receive
said bounty.
DEC . Be 1T further enacted, That each
ulan who may hereafter be mustered into the
sefVice, and who shall arm himself with II
nNsket, shotgun, rife, or carbine. accepted
- y enlclent weapon, shall be paid the val
: 'heFeoi, to be ascertained by the muster
nls oincer urder such regulations as NAV he
prescribed by the Secretary Of War, if be is
"lihg 70 sell the same, and if lie IS not, then
! ne stail be entitled to receive one dollar a
u''hCh Tor the use Of said received and ap-
PioVea musket, rifle, shotgun or carbine.
Gee. y. Be at further snncted, That per
suns not liable for duty may be received as
e~uos.1nteS Tor those who are, under such
rotary of War.
Gee. 10. BE it.further enacted. That all
vacancies shall be filled b, Tie President from
.ne company, battalion, squad on or N
~ Whlch such vacancies shall occur, NV pro-
laoe'on according to seniority, except in. cases
/ uIsaoihty or other incofnpeteucy Provided,
However, That the President NAV. when. in
nus opinion, it may he proper. fill such va
cancy or vacancies nv the D. emotion of any
officer or officers, o. t,siyste or ~privates from
snch com amy, &stftiion, squadron or seei-
ment who Shall haze been distinguished ia
the service by exhibition of yalour and skill.
ana that whenever a vacancy shall occur in
lne lowest Grade the commissioner q Ulcers
OF a company, sid vacancy shall ke flied. by
election Piosiled, That all appointments
mace 10y the President shall he by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate.
sec. II. BE 1t further enacted, That the
provisions of lie first section OF this act rela-
ting to the electioA of Ulcers, shall apply &c
those regiments, battallons and souadrons
which are composed oftWelve months ane
war companies combined in the same organ
%lzatlon, without regard to the manner il
which the officers thereof were original,
appointed.
SEC. II. Be itfurtaer enacted, That eacl
company of i~nfantry sh4il consist of on,
hundred and twenty-five rank and file each
company of field artillery Of one hundred ane
fifty rank and file and each company 9
cavalry of eighty rank and file.
SEC. 13. Be itJurther enacted, That al
persons subject to enrolment, who are nov
IN Tie service, under the provisions of thi
: act, shallsbe permitted previous to sncl
: enrolment to volunteer in companies now il
the service.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-04-21

Henry Ledbetter of Arson county, N. c.,
living near Wadesboro', is worthy Of honor
able mention for steadily selling corr at IS
ceets, sitter the spectators had placed it at
/ 20.
, 1862-07-24

Ogden O.. f, 9Th Ohio, juno 9TH,
Brtnklty +: b., A. 9Th ohio. june 7th.
Sellers y. Il. 4. 27sh Ohio. June 1tth.
Hall lanes. 3, 9Th Ohio, Iaue Sd.
Hopkinc George. 4: Se:h Ohio, Jun. and.
kitch Daniel R. A. soth Ohio. July sth,
Narth Shnbal II. q, s3cd Ohio. Lnly 5th.
Tipton samuel. 9, 18th Ohio. Juls ilrh.
Pickering Jas. 3, nth M..onri J9ne 7th:
Lyons John, c. 1l,h Mitsourt June l4,h.
Bower Edmond. ]. 1tth Missouri, June 18th, (cor-
Walker Geo, ". G. 9th Missouri. June md.
Jonef il hn, E, 76th Mlreou1i July 1tth
Dorm L. r C i, 18th Mtssouri. Jaly n,th
r I'd sanpson ", A. nth Mistonri, Ja1y 18th.
Ffubk Lewis FL. snd Michigan cavalry, Ju1yl3th.
bn.hsms Il. G.. s, md Michigan cavalry. Jaly II h.
~hi,s wT B.: ~ ,as %isStan eavsl Jaly 18th
Eu:isn Wu. F, 1osb Michigan. Jniy nth
Nncett Geo. Il G. 1Uh Michigan. July nth.
Ftfe1d Joseph. I, 10th Michigan, JULY 18Th.
Gsnehen H.R 9 Jsmec: D & 1oth :ichigan. july 1ath.
yhn Ho1n -, G, 1ih Michigan. July 1,tt
Stout Jacob. l. lit Missouri battery July 18th.
Nixon Lemuel D. 1Hh Missouri. Iuls 18th
roweI+ Rs'bs g. lnh Missouri. July ls.h-
Fulltr Spencer, F. End 1owa. july 18Th
y ILL Eli. A. 7,h 1uxa, july 18th.
%a'lIs Richard =: j: aca ii, L, July 18th.
Oven Nspola Gn, D. 18th Illinois ahiy r2sh.
Renta n G. :c's illtanis l,a LAY IN
Leaf John. Z, 49l.d llltEui-. July 18th.
Waugh Jsnet e., c. roth 1lliuo1s. July nth.
co'well Oaliel y. g. 1sth indiana July 18th.
Davis S:e~s1t: F.. 59sh lrdfane, July 14:h.
Faclty John, 4, Sa.th Ohio. Iu1y 18th
Rolf Samuel, 4. 9TH Minnesota, July 15.h.
bowls Ttoe., Stroud George. Davis Oscar. died
III post ho pital ahour tui1e from here where
they we're temperate, placed till this was ready
10 receive then-ths makes the list IT tieaths a.
, 1862-07-24

ttfu1n The st. Louis Union, 21.I
We h..Ee 1u1ished the fact Of Legrand q Ill
killing his sister. Below will be found the
11tdfe uf.hc shocking tragedy.
Lrgrand Ilau was taken from the county
jail u the court house in Union, Franklif,
county, this State, for the purpose Of pre-,
liu'inarF examination in this case. He had his
plan OF dtfense oil marked out, and his 1aE
books on band for authorities. As soon AZ be
got into the court house number Of the citt-
zens OF Fra.lk1lu county gathered around him
and took him In wagon to the outskirts ot
the town, with rope around ffs neck STOP
Plug at hickory tree, The one end was
thrown over stout Limb, and H.ll was soon
hanging thersfEom. Alter hanging there un-
III animation was suspended, he was taken
down and by considerable effort WIS restored
to consciousness. He was then asked to state
the tacta In the killing Of his sister. HI de-
lied all kno~ledge of the transaction, aud his
own conplicily In the murder. Toe Gro sd
tt en- t"ok him asain amid his protestattous Of
eutI1e Innocence, III hung him By the nrck
uI til he was dead. after which the body was
handsd over to bis family. Some five years
ago e II vas tiled and convicted for the mu5-
DIR OF Andrew Bullock, and was sentenced to
tteet n ytass' iu'prisonm' nr, bus va, pardoned
ont By Governor Stewart at the suggestion OF
Judge John q. Stone. Itappears inat in this
venge-l i "a her havl, 6 willed to each Of his
children S500 1hore tuan ne ild witItd to
LgraId. Tue latter tried to get an old family
negro to murder the whole Of the family on
'he Fourth OF july, but on that day the negr,
ran sG Frota the fact TINT on that day tho
murdered girl hefra, ed great anxiety to leave
the house, it is thought tlar the negro disclo sd
to her the d=mande Of young Hall Ga the
night Of the murder, Legrand aud hts sister
Emily we're both b; tie bedside Of their dyi, x
father, when l. grand arose, went to the win
dt Y and pushed aside tie curtains, and then
retired from tue room. He soon appeared at
the windnw outside, and called for his sister
Emily, who, coming to the wtndo =, was tired
upon By LeeEand, the bali penetrating the
f.rehead ana dying In the brain. Soe di=d
without u.tering any exclamation, aud the
murderer fed. About twelve o'clock Of the
light Of th: murder Of his sister, Legrand ap-
Feared at his brother's b. use, abunt two miles
dietant, and demanded the assistance Of bis
brother to catch rome runaway negroes. The
uife Of the bro,l. did not like the manner Of
Legrapd ard refused to allow her hush aud to
/ ave the house. a friend Of the latter saw
Legrand bave pistol in his hnnd and 1t is
tboueht that this refusal Of the wife saved the
litc OF her husband.
, 1862-07-24

M ORTGAGE SALE Whereas,
~ Kcea1a Z: sxif. .aa Msl.sss a, swift nts wte
ihs 1.ss p1t a3d. y taeif ee11aia efzae dsssd
Jsn1;sty " ~ no1sesxe md convey q the
=
as o.
dey q J.aa.I,: !: issl .aa nun aa a!tss ta.s %
s. as :s = Jsaass @ 3 "a 5et5 81
=. !sid sv Johnston Ssss sas,f nose % hs u
&c & s. ~ "a a
mortks1o provide thAt Y del4aia ahoul* b ossda Il
= 81 Il "a zo
s ~ !. e. Il
aers,gnsa NC p;nepa' sun ,eerfea y .ad no t9.ks
aetstssts1d:aE ,sd election g 81 sds i tsa n1s
nat Z tnst @ % saoaa @ a"a r e.
q aa spSe q eaa 5
dispose ot tha tsmn or my part psfta thereof and
q q e.; aes g az q ss ss -
adnintta atorr, osvisees Of ssgns ths1en u public
n:aE d s sss1 t. - &C eSss of
n~x1pspsr nubusoed IN Chicaxo.
6ecae ans 81 tse sssn q sssd oftssxs % tas IN
and not ut psid and ore than rear has elapsed
Res sas
2 e I'D g
1rd xhe1e.s. there il now sue md unpaid on ss1a
neftEa& etatd principal euu a seTeniEaso th1n*sad
dol an and taid auna OF one thousand tour hoadrcd
dolxrs that n<r4ma due 11eteon interest On tna
mt daEof JAnnArJ. A. D. Ie6l saa also tho tnatA
rstt q tnterert .Moa1rne 70 tbe rum Of two thna<
X q = a 70 @ @
04y Of jnnu4Iy 1ks2, being IN the axKrexafs tue
su14 OF eighty thousand ntpo hundred do!lars
TOW the!efr7e public uosieo t1 hereby K1sta tnas
he po1s1s ead ID ssid mort axe coata@sd
tato and upon Ill and % zolaR the prem
tsss described tn sid e .ts Lots
a. s5s1.1 t5 .4tS :sssa sss % -
1851. (*9} seseaty (r) seventy 7t) sey.
s.
"a, g. sSss' @ sss
e.. IS s. saa sfs,as'es s,a.ty a. 3
II B opsonI Addt1on % Cnicsxo, s1id loes bang
eoun3ea % The aaak bJ Clark s4eet tha north b
sousa ~ Goethe s4ees md oe19 Ill ,ns io1 nciuds
within ard beIween aaid <eess ali Situate Ila9 ind
oetns IN tae city Of Chicago county o6 CooI md bIake
Aadth viii "a Monday do t.enrs-ntsA day o
Au1u4t xdIk {AaGu1t a. D. i'm 1t t4n O'clock Ii VI
forenoon. On laid premises anE5uaace Of Tho terms
mo sei the taid premises IN SAID mortgage deseoad
being The sane premises ahose desc11bed and el bona
I'd Ts s:ls
sxecntoIA adntptttzasGfa hevseea A7alzna therein
tpubftr suction to the highest ttddef for c4<h-
Jansasy %. 1ea. I'D dnly reco7ded ID BOOT Il .
AortsaGea oounanetnE II p9Ss ~ e :sid enak ka
sNseaS:> 1v~a u 1ass '~,3ssxt6
, 1862-07-24

~ ~UEADACHEs- Peaks Head
eche Eruaedy Is tic THING. no lady or gentleman
vtN { ,er nc w1ttort i Enttit after once uslng It.
R11ce S crnta Sold hy nrugsis~ generally. whose-
aale Agent for the MOI th Ees t. X LANDOy ks Lake
tn ct oprostte fremont Aonse Chic4so
, 1862-07-24

EUlLFS, II In snccszsful operation. The best plaoa
II the West for the treatment Of all Chronic
oaed Iucurahl~ Diseasts Send for Circular. Address
pr, J. b. GULLY or Mrs. GULLY, I. o. Boz 3lz4 Chl~
fAEo, III. 1S1[6S1m
, 1862-07-24

WI0GAAA II,
f3seAE:1 1w~N u ,1a&s 'At24a4td
, 1862-07-24
4 LIBERAL EDUCATION With

W1lf&Af$ tnt1FuCK10n anu DF1Il*
nhSl Aaa uNinN GDl1sak saa Au4TAaf
tyer. will open tts second Year. Sept 81 Isl. E!r!
Rnlar Colt CtASe Academic Aut Primary CtAs ;eA
1be College ias COZ ps u t<clve -xprrit ue. t. cd
crs md t. & nrcrs thtFonh appointments The d. st
fl20 9oa) ample and attractive Military PARK M
excellent and well Furnished Arm4rs, nne g INA
the attention Of partuts and EnardAua The largest
institution Of IT, cass and chsrac:er to the Unou
ftructtOn In FrrnCh German 2nd B.,ok Keeping fre4
to csdefs also In ARIILLKKT and lxFAKTAI {hravy
aid light TAc71cs ZuUArE and FANCY DR11Ls aud
GYMNASTICS. uldcf officer ri q. SA. Cadet. dre1z
10 u noIms T1RA!-*lse per school year for ooxrd.
frpished room. fuel Light! washing aad tuition In
Cade4s nIn ab 'oad room and boArf under the s&me
ftOf With II the constant Of the tsHchefA For
Circulars address D.. 4. C0yERT, President Fulton,
LII, ta3fnat& t&n
, 1862-07-24
TH f.
Northern Transportation Cs'J


1spEeparcd to t1anspoEt property betweoa
Roston, nj Points In New England, aew Tod
md tho West,
With pEomotueaa. cAse Aa1 d1spAeca-
1hfs wall known Line OF Fourteen F1Fst claA4 6exx0
eteaners+ connecax ~ Oxueuaba1G with sha
Railroad for Boatnn and all Print1 In Xe0
England;
At Caps Vincent With sh1
Hat1road and Propeller Lfpe between Ne1a
Vincent and Hsw York,
And as Oswexu With !
LINE or rs FIRST CLASH CANAL BQAfn
Between 0sweso. Troy, albany and Nsw Xoex.
Forming = f.AfLT LINE from Boston, Hev Yex4
OEdenshurKn CApt. Vlnc&nt and OSNexo 10 CtaFefa48
Toledo snd Detroit
AND THtT EKKLY LINE TO
Chicago, Ntlwaukae and Mtmmedfate TKts.
AGENTS.
J. MyuA 1T Broadway. New York John HnnA
mK. 1etase 1uea4 B0aton Goo. f. Eddy OkdauaboyX6,
H !. Crevo,ln. Care VtAcent John H. CFaWfo9d D.
WeEo. Fn1ton nseed, Cleveland. Wa1eeT d HSr@
Toledo + r. MRthswA 0eHott @. ]. HAla, MfYE0s
tAe Taylor. Nanny Il Co. RActoa.
CLARY Il HOWE, Agents,
Foot Of Narth I&saus IT., Chicaee.
[sp<pd2sml
, 1862-07-24

.Augustu&-" Look. Aunt, here Is the p'an
Of the operations. This Is White Oaks; here
We have 64ven Pines, and now will show
you the generals base line"
Asnt-"Ohi never mind his bass~lfne !;
what want to know is, which side whipped p
, 1862-07-24
NATARRHi OATARRHlt
~ CArAKKBr*
DE-. MELYEB LIQUID cATAKRH RExEuY,

WAExAk7xp 70 be \ ause curu .ns
ckTARRH Or <NLD IN THE uKAp,
URk Hrx1,xW TBuusAsa, pnssuna atu -eAT4} u taia
senut Con.umpuon EvMy pkysictan knows tha.
non1roenced u
GATARRM IN THE NOSE.
ma next sep belly - INC thrss aud bronchial taasA
IL + easier 70 CURE Czta1h knAn Consumption aud n3
H1tnk fhc 4f prevent the lat1ts. Pefs01s ahnuld
understand that the hettrT wAy to cure CoasuMptof
Ihe symptoms q CAu.EEa ~ t1sy &aosrally AppeA.
are Il NIH very slight Fcrsons Ind the1 have cold
and ind that they have Fequs Mt 6tzacka and afe o
sensitive % the ehsnEes Of Z npefstnfe p ths coz
1nd eca1d, aite1wsfd. becoming thict and sdaeGvt
A. INC dtsesse becomes chronic the discharge tn
c1eased n quantity and changed In 0ualtaf they
1oH tek md tcsvy .nd either got - II By blow
4aaN1 or copkhed Oh The eec1st1onA arc o0cnnvs
AMnk bad brcatf: the voice n thick aud nasal the
eVa an weak tbe sense Of smell Il lcsse1ed Of de-
tled; dseines tneenenty taks Place another
he pe7ou Obliged 70 clear 6is throat tie mo11tus
4ta2c1 ~ s1tHy mucous wlch has fa1len down from
Enc hoed dotnE the night When this .AkeR place the
R.on ~ BE- G1ss :hai Ut disea.e y On r WY 70 e
4hoxe ~ the symptoms os cstxh - thsy appear b
:. b De sid & me LIQUID cATARRa kEMaD1. III
q enaeaes aaa e sse Ra
d. % azure ali Who d1poaed to scgt til s1tue4 ID
e1ffnG CA1Af1h, thAt Afte1 tha trial o6 3he RerueY
e. nas nonth 70 hensnt y suoaved se a1oant pajt
~ DeotA, w+Th fnil aad flosr d}rsstaona ~"'
0hoe, lH2 South Clark street, Wp. .stairso
go re.omoe P' - Z IL i LesEEEx1 ssEsa.e NJ
, 1862-07-24


It II ope of the successful scnaols In the West
and flly entitled to the large patronage It receiy
I'd. has large and able c5rrs Il Teachers sud y
t~ rs IN Innts The standard of sct otarsnlp hign
te building the he est the kind In TIT State The fe
male tcpaftmt nt< n+fk snctAl Inducements. E1pens
Vary from &lo0 ~ 500 per year. according to the stud
!e* lih*5al dltcnuutk to Clergyman: Fer Ctrcul.'s
f1f.la iE9 i'm
, 1862-07-24

CREASE BUTTER.
By rIERsoH &.coILKEE. Bntss. Nereh.nta aad
Commission ASen1k n 0e&FesEn ssre.s. jElzs1petm
, 1862-07-24

= A F. BU6CH1f>K, Practical Ma
.E9. eaa1ha anu brakeman. wtIl mato n. .dnrs
q 4ssesoeax e a,i dsset1It!ons ana eds9 hs e.
AeA3seA pIawtAeA 3ed Models ms1 . to order ''A
A@01 e t9e Maine 8oiltf Wofk2, AIchiERu atreek
04l414@as -e.s@~'
, 1862-07-24

l. AT LAKE FOREST, ILLINOI3-The fourth
yesr q ts INSTITUTION CO! dacted By sev. n,cEtn
Day. the 4th d4y ofeepte1noer next and wtth ample
arrangements for the G. uo and improvement af Tho
pup2s For cIrtnl4ra. and al desirable information
9ddrete the Undesxigned h. DICKINSON
Lake Forak4, H.. july & 1aR ty3.466G6H
, 1862-07-24

a. -AMELANcHo1Ya YaA1Lr.--tsI cannot colu-cide
with yau," as ths haherdasher said when tho
tuttomsr asked him to gtve specie iustesd Of
ehtn-plaste1S In change. -
, 1862-07-24

q The following lines wcre written by
soluicr In the hospital 1t New Haven, whu IL.
lis lsg iu tic battle Of Fair Oaks;
LEG ON MI LEG.
G. I'd 1sg. theu vast ft,shful friend,
And t.uiy basi Thy du:y dong;
thArE hrt ma>f that tn 1I,e end
Ihuu di1sl not let this body run.
stssrec ,adox that in the fight
here: I If tire wAa thu- beleft
I ln.t NY l,tr leg far - The Right
Ard ut the rl.n:'s the oue that's1eft,
Bet whilc the sturdy stump rtmain5
may br able yet to patch il,
For rs,n NOV I've taxi y lfus
To make su !. [; to match It,"
, 1862-07-24

HARR BROTHERS,
I l. T. I N Q [ S
BRANCH HOUSE OF
" The National claim Agencys

Of Harvey, Collins 4 Brace. Washington, DC,
Kn1ght's Block, l23 Dearborn street, Chicago
The most reliable and ONLY DIRECT War Cla,rs
Agency In Chicago.
PI1tlcu1ar attention paid to sFKo1AI CI.A1xs Pc.
stoEs, BorNT1Es and PA7KHTA~
no ADVANCE FEES demanded aad Nu CHAERk
made for prosecuting clslma II not recovered.
To parties hAttne LARGE CLAIMS wa would ssy
Ne can give CEQGE6TlDNABLE SECURITY fu1
6ny amount required
Address CARR RROTHKRa. ~Hattonal Caln
Agency" r. u Boz 409l.
K1FkR TO Chicago Tribune Com many: c, 4. ec5ayne
Est3.: John L. Nich0tA Esq; MeEsEA. g Il L LAAir
Co; Messrs- H0llsteE & Wilkins; Acssrz Wander
Vrnrt. DtCke.efan j. fI0. 10cIG pA$7.IY
, 1862-07-24

Deaths IT. ste General Hospital.
GESE1:AL uosrlTAL Army MISSISSIPPI
July u, lsd2.
Editore Chicago Tzihnnc:
tbclnse you a lis: Of the deaths IN this
IL sp'!al since its establishment Suue Of the
f'1cLd- ot the deccastd may learu through
your columns of Il soldier dcad Toe hospit Il
is si:nn'ed in a beautiful grove, about Two
miles eest u Fa;u1lr g'on, sfiss, aud niue
niilss from Ccrinth. Aus upcued under the
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..Cil; dsa'hs, lS'; Dow io hospital, yl3.
The grsvey ard is rcE ularly laid out, every man
being tu1j d III j. toiiin, and head board Ut
the head OF the grave, with his na.ne, compa-
~, regiment, aid date Of death cut In SO as
10 TIC durable. The medical corps numbers
li;1e, tcrid.s tie surgeon In ehar,t.
II remain Mre Ill from time to time
seed you the LIST IF deaths ii you wish Them.
Respectfully, e.,
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Act. Asst, Surgeon i, i. a.
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