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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

The Atlantic would sail the cath with 80
Of the Pulaski prisoners. No news of im-
portance.
Engagement OF the Vermont Cavalry.
Washington, April 26,
A dispatch from Gen. Banks, says; On
Saturday night squadron OF the LIST Yer.
mont cavalry, while scouting the Suray road
beyond Massannetten Mountain, fell in with
a body of the enemy's cavalry. A skirmist
ensued, resulting in the capture Of seven OF
the enemy and eleven Of their horses None
OF our men were hurt, but Lieutenant ha'
his horse shot under him.
The paymastcr of the Vermont Cayalr.
arrived. at camp yesterday, to the great DC
light of the Green Mountain Boys.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
nMctal War Bulletin.

War Department, April ~.
Order directing military honors TO DC PAY
to the memory of Major General Z. +.
Smith.
This Department has learned with a deep E
regret that the gallant Major General z. T.
Smith, whose patriotic valor and military
skill was signally exhibited at the capture OF
Fort Dcneison died at Savannah, in Tenn.
at the hour of four o'clock P. M, on the 10Th
of this month, and it is ordered that the Gus
tomary honors be paid to his memory.
E. M. STANTON,
Sec'y of War.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Later from Yorktown.

Head Quarters near Yorktown, April 26,
4s @ via Baltimore, April 27.
1t is still raining, making the roads next
to impossible. .
The rebels opened their battery at York
town this morning on three canal boats while
passing into Wormley's creek. The nine
teenth shot exploded in one of the boats
without injuring any one, when apparently
they ceased, t...s r.a.. -z,,
Col. Croker and Major Cassidy of the
ESD New York regiment, on Thursday
passed through our outer pIckets. Letters
have been received from them to the effect
that they are safe and well, and seemed to
be much pleased with the cordial reception
they received The sentry told them he was
the outer guard. The affair will undergo an
investigation.
Everything is remarkably quiet
.. Fort Monroe, April 26.
Harper's Weekly which arrived this morn
ing, was seized on account of Objectionable
editorials and maps of the vicinity OF York
town.
A flag of truce to Craney Island TO-DAY
took number of letters for prisoners and
others at the South, and the Secretary o.
Spanish Legation at Washington.
Weather disagreeable, wind northeast.
All the Yards and even the lower masts o.
the Galena have been taken out. Nothing II
seen above the deck but the smoke stack.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

New York, April 26,
III. Mercury states on authority OF the
sar. of the steamer Boston, 'hs' Fort
g ,artson, six miles below Savannah, L IN we
'S ''"ss;op Of our troops, and our pick"ts with
Z four miles of Savannah
ID T TC~ steamer Atlantic from Port Royal the
ooh brings s5 of the Fort Pulaski prison
~ s 1887 bags INCLINED cot and SO bags
s;nned. No news.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Harrisonburg, April 26--P. M.

Harrisonburg, April 26--P. M.
jackson is resting on the east SIDE OF the
Shenandoah with his whole force, about SIX
teen miles hence. His scents frequently
make a dash on our pickets. One OF the
latter was killed this afternoon.
The spongy nature of the soil prevents ou'
advance at present.
The weather is clear and pleasant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Death Of Mai Gen. smith.

Pittsburg Landing, Apr 20,
via Louisville, Apr 26.
Mai. Gen. G. f. Smith died at Savannah,
Tenn, at four o'clock this afternoon, of dys-
EMERY. He was taken sick shortly after the
occupation of Savannah by the forces under
him, and has been suffering and sinking
slowly for some weeks, though his condition
was not thought to be dangerous until the
past week His family have been notified
of his death and are on their way to Savan'
nah.
Gen. r. w. Sherman arrived here yester
day
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
From Cairo.

st. LOUIS, April 2B.
A special dispatch to the Missouri. Demo-
crat dated Cairo to-day, says passengers who
reached here this morning on the steamer N.
w. Thomas, which left Pittsburg Landing
Thursday night, bring the highly important
intelligence that an engagement took place
on Thursday between the advance guards OF
the National and rebel armies; that the reo
els were driven back towards Corinth, and
that Gen. Halleck was pushing his whole ar
my yigor ously forward.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Death of Col. w heeler.

Washington, April ~.
Col. Wheeler, late in command of the
Mass. 7th, died here yesterday.
The board of commissioners under the act
for the abolishment of slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia, will commence their pub
lie session at the City Hall on Tuesday.
The news of the fall Of New Orleans ex.
cites general Joy.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

Desertions from Jackson's Militia.
Harrisonburg, April rs.
Nothing worthy of notice transpired last
night. NC. ,u.
him making very slow progress towards Cor
louisville, and that eight hundred militia nave
deserted since his retreat.
The Shenandoah bridge has not yet been
burned, but pickets are stationed there ready
to apply the torch on our first approach.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

The young lady who had . thousand acres Of Val.
liable land, which the young men said was sumcent
grounds for attachment, did not marry as wen "a
to discard all Kinds of Saleraus soda save herrick
Aliens old Medal, which has NO equal on ms or
the othor Continent. Go, ye young ladies' and 40
Everybody retails it, and msst Of the wholesale
Groeers wholesaler Depot liz Liberty Street, New
York. a., n -,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Head Quarters Department of !

Kappahannock, April q.
To Hon. f. NJ. Stanton:
have Just Re turned from the mp'oppo-
site fredericksburg. l was told the Rich
mond Examiner of the 26th had been receiv
ed in town announcing as follows:
New Orleans taken" Great iestruc-
ton of property, cotton and steamboats,. =
q Enough saved to take away the ammunl-
top." " Great CONSERVATION of the inhabi
tants."
IRWIN Mcdowell,
Major General.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

JIowLE's PILE AND HUMOR CURE, asore
i cure for Bleeding, Blind and Itching Piles
one bottle warranted to cure in all case II OF,
Dealtr RS are PARTICULARLY REQUESTED ToRxufNp
THE MONEY, Only five bottles In thousand re
turned and these were confirmed Fistu 10. nun
dreds of letters and certificates are now In the pro
pretors possession, which can be seen upon sppicS
ton. Send for Circular. Prepared by henry
Fowle, Chemist II Prince Street, Boston. Sold b!
ali druggi ts Certificates with each bottle fric
8 pcr bottle.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Clark 4 Brothers.
MATCHES AND JEwELRY !

MATCHES AND JEWELRYl
Nv CLARK / BROrHKRs,
Would sssin respectfully inform you that afssr sail
Ing on nearly all their old stock have Just returned
from Boston and New York, with the largest STOCK
mon JEW ny,
w a t G h g S, Clocks,
AND FANCY GOODS,
Ever before offered In this State,
In Gold and SILVER GASES nom Sis,O0 to SiOO.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR LADIES, anew
and splendid article
Ladies' Geneva Watches Of GU ,own importation
English and Swiss Watches, non ~S-OS "
FINE GOLD WATCHES, for sieIOS
RICH JEW LRY, OF all desirable patterns.
Forks, Pie Butter and Fruit Knives, Goblsts, Auss,
Napkin Rings Thimbles, &C.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
large and new assortment OF Castors Of new pat
Tea and Coffee Pots and Urns, Ladies', Knives and
Forks, and q variety Of other articles
CLOCKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FROM 50 cts. TO e3S, 90,
Including the new Patent Clock that runs without
friction, and warranted for % year,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
A large assortment, from the best Ivory and Pear
| handle to the cheapest
LADIES' AND GENTS FANCY GOODS AND
| HOLIDAY PRESENTS, TOYS, &C
$500 PAIRS SP Il OF A O L = o
OF Cold Silver, Steel and Plated bows, from Is ots
| to $500,
stsntiy on hand for resetting In old bows Periscop
O. Concave and Convex eyes.
HAIR JEWELRY,
We are prepared to braid and Gold mount Ladies
and Gents Neck or Vest Chains, Pins and Ear Orna
! ments, Bracelets Rings, Sleeve Buttons, Studs
Charms or any other article. All done in the nices
manner, and at reduced price,.
ANEROID BAROAEfERS, sure indicators Of tn
approac hing weather
Thermometers, Rides, Shot Guns, Revolvers, Cart
ridges Dirk and Bowie Knives, &c.
FISHING TACKLE of all kinds, 90, &o
The above goods were bought at War prices fc
| CASH and viii be sold accordingly low.
REPAIRING. - Watches, Clocks, Jewelry An
Specacles repaired in the neatest manner, and at OF
usual 10 prices.
re. CLARK, A. W. CLARK. NORMAN CLARK
Clarks' Block, Rutland, VT
Rutland, Nov. 10, 1851. nov l6-tf
| U d G n A y .". II.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS !
DIR. NARSHALLS
Headache and CatarrH
NJ NJ U r r.,

This snunhas thoroughly proved itself TO Dc sns
best article ever known for curing the Caarrn, UUS
an excellent remedy in many cases OF Sore Eyes.
Desfness ~ been removed by 1t, and Hearing ~,
been greatly Improved By IT, use purSse . q.
~ sithv action 10 the parts affected. 1t Y recon-.
msnded BY many of the best physicians, ana asso
With great satsfastion everywhere. Qaa
BEWARE OF COUNTERTEITS
A tao dmile Of the signature Of the rfopfiesSstI
CHARLES BOWEN, q on every postie. So''
By dIuRgists evaryWhere, 49,.
March q, l062, os"'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

TO MEASURE AND FIT
GUARANTEED.
DIRECTIONS FOR sKLy-MxAsuRxHzSr;
tA.-Distsnce around the bare neck.
B.-Distancs around the chest under the srmpiu,
over vest.
Etc D.-Dissance from seam In back Of coat to
knuokle Joint of little finger coat buttoned'
An the measures should be snug, and every allow
anoe for ease and comfort will be made In cutting
Read the following testimonials and extracts from
Rev. Norman Seaver and others:
Rutland, Dec. Sd, 1851.
Dear Sir The shirts obtain
ed of you were OF very good quaty con y, 81 n
have had shirts made to order in Boston and New
YORK. bu. hereafter shall patronise home manuiao-
| lures. Yours, &c, -.
The shirts are perfectly satisfactory and ut well.
| c. II. Rowe, Chester, Vt.
| East Poultney, VT, Dec II, 1851.
| ANY one wishing shirts that Ia luxury 70 wear
would do well to call on L. N. Merriam ana set
Brandon, Dec. 9Th, 1861.
Dear Sir;-your shirts ft per
fectly and are cheaper than could gel elsewhere.
... i0ors' &C., d. A. smalley.
1 am much pleased with the shirts haa from you
ine' Ai' p'''e'' A o. A. Peck, Rutland, NJ.
PRICES Low, Send M IN y1sT orders @
| Nerchants' Row,
| Rutland, VI.
GOOD assortment OF Machine Twist suitable TO
Il at E. N. MERRlAM'S.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
Miscellaneous

CASTL ETON.
1862. NEW GOODS 1852
AT OLD PRICES AT
g. ID. sPENCER's,
Who is now receivinga
NEW STOCK OF GOODS,
Among which may be found Merrimac Sprague
and English Prints, for IL cents manchester anu
American Prin's for 10 cents
DRESS GOODS from ) cents upWaru' 1875
Extra heavy Brown Cotton IL cents per YARD.
Common Brown Cotton 10 cents per yard
Bleached Cotton, IA, very nne' IL IL oeh'' psi
'AN' Ladies Cloaks from 90 to $40. e
GLOVES, Sc, sc,
Fine Bleaehed Hose, 10 cents per pair
LADIES, KID GLOVES, embroidered eacks,
all shades and sizes, ..-.
HATS and CAPS-an entire new stock
LADIES' SHOES
| GROCERIES of all kinds at the lowest prices
FISH, SALT, &C.,
All Of which will be sold at the lowest prices 10
| Ready Paw. Don't ask to be trusted
| Castleton, April Is, 1862 o""1
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p EN- sIoNs'
BoUNTIEs, And BoUNY LANDS !

walter c. Dunton win procure Pensions IoI ".
vaid soldiers, and the eloo Bcsnv, M ,6;.r. Ths
Sss6 r. the service Of the United state, w ~
obtain Land WaxraAs for pafttee canec g - ~
once over the Drug Store, AsSeaaU 1SN' -
land, Vt. a>v.lv
Iareh 2oth, lse7. 9ai ~
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01
ARD TINES COFFEE.

The tryins tines and the high prise q eoees -
~. n.rs co1se. and the manufacturer Of the HA4
S,ofIee Rse succeeded In the invsnton q -
~ tisle which meets the requirsnents Of the eoSs
. IN rces free from any deleterious substanee. ~
sold At very low price, and y, b fsst asoss 90
TO pure coffee
~ CoSse Guicee md Cream Tartar, - South 49,
street, Boston. ny 4. You can get pesAd q
any Grocer In Rutland
Certincase Of DR.. Asyes.1
r,. co,yrr.n-This substit6k for ~
~ ..r.n.ve kinds Of eoles has besn a.a!yseo
eSenieaIiy and nIcrsscopieaily, and iesns y
nee from any dslsssses;s 80 ~ -
nsnt. n. =. HAYES, Il D., stass AsaZc
wBoylston street, Boston, FEB. D. As'A
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-05-01

GIL YER SO A z
fna article for cleaning and polishing silver ano
plated ware, jewelry. mirrors, 30, for sale ~
jan2 :aAw CLARK BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

MAD Dose. G.. Babcock writes Us from Wesl
Edmirton, Oisego Co., n. " under date OF June -,
letter Of anxious inquiry about mad dogr, and til.
effects Of their bites upon other animals lie says
that there is considerable excitement in that county
upon the subject owing to current reports, much e.
aggent.d in most cases and from some actual cases,
one of which, he believes, in bis own dog, which
showed such symptoms that he was killed June .,
previous to which he bit four cattle, three dogs -four
geese and cat and perhaps more. for he says
One of INV neghbors has which according 20 the
best know edge obtain has every symptom OF oene
rabd. Now these circumstances lead NE to ask q lew
ou.,tion. which hope that you or some oil your numer
Gus ub,crJer who have had eIpcer In this matter WIZ
immediately snswer. ~ II, ,h...
III those be rsbid tns were pit'en 'ne oa) oe.0
,bs dor was known TO be rabd
II fr there any symptom. by which We may know tAs
either ia wound elsewhere, rather does the wound
Ill 70 within how many day. the milk Of COW to
used before the COW I. actually rabid
" Is tho bite u any animal excepting OF the esLne Ga.
poisouous as the dreul upon = Il 81 woand'
l. there sny certain remedy for or BEST az sny sr
Of the disease ard particularly after twelve hours and
Hoins hs some one will give light upoa this Sch
jec snIiously wait
To these inquiries we give such answers as our In
formation enables us TO do.
|. We cay Yes, in all probability, though not CeE
isply.
H. No. TAe animal may appear perfectly healthy
long time and then suddenly show symptoms o. the
disease. The wound often shows no sign Of milan
nation. We should rather esteem soch sign favor
able.
ILL., We would not use the milk single dsy after
the cow was bitten by "A rabd dog, or by one thai
was known to be rabid within week Of the biting
". Yes, of all animals, though not rs much so AZ
the bite OF dog, cat, fox, other animal WIN shar9
incisors.
Y. None whatever; though several nostrnms &c
bigby recommended, ana in some cases have proved
auc,e.sf,l. We should not dare 10 rely upon any
of them. # present when friend WAS bitten, ~e
would without moments delay or hesitation sp-
NV the mouth to the wound and suck it for an hourss
hard as possible splitting the saliva upon the ground
The poison OF rattlesnake may be safely extractedin
tots way, and we have no doubt that Of the raOId
dog may be ia The same way.
In the case Of the COWS aud other animals, We
would kill every one of them, and not attempt 70
save hide or hair but Immediately bury them "a
heap of muck, or loan if muck fine charcoal eau
be obtained 20 as to convert their bodies mo vs'n
able manure. You will not be safe while sinS'
animal il alive that you know has been bitten ot y
rsbid dog The disease may develop itself yeS'
hence.
If these answers arc not correct, we nope q
corrected, and our readers shall have the oenen'
the correction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

The following IL list Of convalescent prisoners OF
war sen. TO Fort Delaware from Chesapeake Gen
eral Hospital, July H. on the steamer Massachu-
sctts, by order of Gen. Dix;
Taken E'T oh. Jrps ~ khl'ey Mis-. i w coS w.
sa. 92a T.; i. H. Ksi,f B. 10 N. C.; wn H. Ward; A.
All E.i.hs Anderson, r y y C.; Jane, A. bryce, H. D
p Pco4. fi1s a. eat t + MeMsss1 q C. Josyph
u. Foo,e Iessms SharpshooteFsi W a Brown a isna :
vsfd. b. 70 " T Blos0 T. 81 q. o. ~ l. S!d,s
IPsS C 4. s. Harmsr r. q n G; r. 4. Warren, o.
n C.; ~ D. l.. Pr.yn H. 81 y. C. jacob Shoe 81 n & :
JAuo' H. benton 4 y = e. b. c F. Ho0fI''9"v ~
wood C. La Alien Pierce, n, 10 Ala SeIg \ Powef'
a. u L. W, II. Adain. o. !; q, J. Hoo Hoo IT, ~
4 Doi.os Q, 2 Mis- r NJ Ms,;L Matte = u ai.'. "
+ Grey - n ST., D1Eit d.di ~i K M c.5c
10 Mica, J. r. Fo..stsl. A, ~ Mrs. 5 Do"n, b. 10 "a
ST. Minsrd. 3, 10 AZ Peter TG}ky, .. ia j. a.. A.
L.rs C. 10 Ala J. ST. Giddens X. 10 Ala Jas MOST o.
A 10 Ala; o. w Cowoy b, 10 Ala r. T. Eubs.ks, b; 10
Nm r. Hrgmp l. 10 Ala; ~ Is. " iggins X, 10 Ala Tim
Costello, G. Va Allen Clayton, IL. / VI Coz w. WOO
\. c. p. Csrk r, n c; J. A. Arms,sols Z, , ia ;
John Ward. C. u Ia. Je.oph Heiisibergsr 4 La r. D.
way b. ~ Doasla.. + Vs Tho. T.rl. C. Il La; John
B's II u W fin E e. !. 4. + il Ii
Ab,rcrontie H. 70 Al. Ming IL Ala H. =. Gag
re ~ 70 Ais p s,,oo h,mp9s tssG Goo H. t.
-rsn Richmond Rowiizou; y Hayes b. IN. CT @. P.
Bailey K - n. G. w. 4. CubaDgh. q, ~ Va }, Dom
can, e. "a Va. Jss ". Bowling. A. ?. Va Geo: W fe-
9Th y. d Va Sam. A, Croweer Z; 70 Va H. Nay.
Va NJ r. Newman, F. II Va H. y Pitt, Il Va sorst
jacob WOLF. 4, "a Va. J. =. SYKES X > N G. C9sea
shall A, N. C.; W 1. Anderson, A. N G. Jas hendry,
Z, sE. C.; John r. HAMLET, |; n C.; VIM D. s,undeE.
C.; J. Cutlsr, p, n. C.; 81 V. b.Aiocs, G. n: c, ;
Joshua Hotges A. 3Va; Wm Batemsn, 4, "a Va r. r.
Pray H. q Va; william l. Stevens, +, Va Cav. :
C. +. Hansford H. Va. Capt r Ciiteiron, p Va
Capt \, NJ. Garrett ,, n C. sew;Sn Evsnn 10 Ala
A. 8 ON c. Arnold, d. Il Ga J. " Rchsrd-on. X Ala
P. M.dlOck; u, Hampton Legion ?. w Rowland n u
ni., VIM Rice. T. II Miss. Geo. Gibner, g. Ala J.
C.,sid.y A. 8 Ala Z. J. Howard q, "a ga w. J. Sim
mons, O, n Ga ). W. Corey h9mP;oq Legion j. T. A.
J. II. Csu,y. II, Ala; h. Wilson, |, u lean; w c
Dr.u. hEon 4. "a lean J. A, seal4eI., T. s. & '" A
Rss~s r. Han p,on Legion n. 81 S!.tIel5 A. 81 Va s.
Thompson. h, ~ Va-Tots, lJ7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

4 RAILROAD USDER LoSDoS.-A subterHsnean
RAILWAY is now IN IN advanced state of construction,
running ,boat four and half miles under the City
Of London. IL commences at Victoria greet III 'Ae
midst If what Was formerly disreputable thorough
fare. but is now a common center for the great
Northern the London, Chatham ana Dover, ana tue
vo,re,oli,an lines From that point it passes east.
civ. having large number OF intermediate stations.
an The occasion OF recent trp through It's length,
the air was found to be perfectly sweet and free
rom unpeasantness and dampness. The locom0-
ives us,d condense their own steam aud consume
uerceptible. The surface OF the rails is made OF
steel The ne is made Of two gauges, and IL is of
double track throughout. The carriages will be
rooDy, well ventilated, and lighted with portable
gus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

-, ,,Nv ,eo ! A. Hcnlir y. G, rebel. leg
'1eo' a. l'', ~ 60, : Moore. " e.. re0el, am.
Ino 'HDubef, .. I i.r II. r. w FolforJ, NJ, rebel
MP w w " IN ~ Isg w H. Poison, Nc rebel
VIM Shaw, r. ". Y, breast hi,PT" 'c,,,h.,, N ,
40 M ,fs "A * Pa. con. rebel, tDee srd back
Is Birstnin s2N, y ghth.i: Lis9t r. Grant, NJ c.
Hs Mscl,on s6 Pa bowels Geo. Collins, " c. robel ear
s.rS Leedorn 90 Pa debltyS. PI,msn' "a Va rebel ss
~ Y Clepons s9N.Y.. typL O. LocAsmsy, ~ G rebel,
80, onjgsy. Mis-. hip A. Hynd, 81 ~ Y debility
jesn G Basineer N. c. hip. F. Fisher Pa debility,
r G Newsoo, n c. arm and A. R.inbat 80 v. y debility.
shoulder. J. Bsttsger. N j, shoulder.
Jobu r. DEEDS Va. groin. Y Crouch. - N. Y. nurse
John A. Bs,uger. N. Co. thigh J. Fudge, Pa, debility
John ]. Sncksnd, ". c. leg L. Bauer. So Ohio debility
H. Newb-rn N. c. arm. 3. A. Depuy IS Ohio, debility.
Smith, n. c. thigh g. Parker So Pa rheumatism
". y. Vsnderburk Ga, y pho. SAMPSON, Po. nurse
Ira Stok 60 y. " typhoid J. Jackson 81 Ohio bfok arm
c. Y. Mason Pa typhoid. H. r. Street 100 Pa, typhoid
sergt. X. Stephens, Md j. Sutton, IS Ohio typhoid
pieurisy :. Patch 20 Ohio. fierrbea
John O. Reedsr q Ind con hollenbsDgh s. Ohio, typh
Cant. VIM b. McCr,ery NV. Spencer. Va, disrrhse-
Mich hand and thigh. John Saul S. Ohio, disrThes.
J. NostIan6 i3 \. y debility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19
DEATHS PATTERSON PARK HOSPITAL.

Dyer, Glider. +, 20 y. I.
Gravel. 90 y. Y.
Thos. Manly. J.. 100 N. Y:
James Cowell, G, 9Th Mich.
Lefsyetts Scripture. |. % n. 4.
John @. Davis. ID. II 3e.
Jane. ID S,gEJ-vant. l. I'll MY.
VIM. Presbrey G., ltO n. 1.
WIN. Lowry. 4, 20 n. !.
Theo. A. Russell. II, ii Ne.
Debos Fresr, !. 81 Pa.
Daul. Baddo, G, SO Pa.
II. Is. Woodward, q, Z mssa
VIM. w. Dawson. l. 81 Pa;
81. Cummings. 4. ) us; Cav.
Ambrose Bunker, q, II Me.
4ottlieb Pfsi. q. III Pa
4 hos. Causner, q, I0i "a.
James Thompson. n loJ Pa
Christian Page, ID, lUi Pa
John Currie, /, II Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

Is. 7o,s'ir 5 W COW.
Nm. neyssr. 5 I'D. phsh.sia.
r Blowers 50 Pa. ,tuib bn ,.
Cspt -. ". Herrics. lol Pa
1sTtsa
J. w. Fsrris. 2, Ind. phth,.is.
Sgt :. S.ui'h 81 y. Y, dsplL
Ira Burr IS Ohio. debi 10y.
L. Rogers. ~ Pe, d.
Corp J. Hichsrdscu. - q. 10
y. h. Brazer, PuTueil Legion,
. nsssles.
}. Golden. %, y. =. }-lli'y.
K. Sullivan. . Ha-s.. DO.
J. Wright. ~ y. y. shei. " a.
Ed. Mis-, ION. Y. d..
J. add on. J Rec. ilf, should
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.,s.P. Cumming, 10 Wees eenv.
Byron Jeits, D VI. TYP.
; Geo. WILSON. 10 y. y. ribs.
Geo. w. Price ; Md. Typ.
. sennl. Pratt, ! Conn. TYP.
Jer. Keck. - y. y, debility.
inc. Hopkins. % y. y, T. rem.
q. Gooden. 10 :. Y. debility.
j. /. Griffin. ION. Y, debility.
sgt. J. W. Hudson, 100 N. Y.
} debility.
frank Cnamrton, 9 ". J.. typh
A. Katenbesh Brrd. SIS, TYP.
. n. n Perry. 4 Vt, rEeum,sm.
II II. Higgius. 6 VI. typ.
Y. IL. BTyD,r, 81 Pa, conysles.
W.T. W Smith, PUN. Leg ,dys.
T.. w. Laitrop, 10 Mas, Typ.
Benj. IL Chambers. IOl 20 TYP.
Va ID. Cochran, 50 n. T.. typ.
Wesley Rose. 81 ". ", typ.
Herman GiTtz, 100 Penn, typ.
. WsljoJ. Smith, Berd. ) S..typ.
. A.D.Uolmes,s Mich Gonzales.
Rs. Cr4wiord,2 De. Gonzales.
\ ". Cook, 10 Msss. copvslss.
. Saml. jarrett, 81 Oaio typ.
J. Grsnendorf. SO N. Y. typ.
u. IA. Burnh.m, 2 MSS, cow.
q. 4. Metcilf. II Mass. cow.
Elisha Baker, / Me. cow.
b. Geo. Alexander, ~ o.. conv.
Thos Mcktcbie, . u, Typ.
A. Spears, 5 Va. TYP.
. &. II LAJhsm, IS o.. TYP.
Steph. ). ssillnSn, IS u, typ.
t. lIsfmsn H1smsn, 81 w., typ.
John Cole. Is o. typ.
Nelson L. Lease. Q o, typ.
/. w. W. Williams - q. , typ.
L. Mmnawsld, 10 ". T., COW.
Haipb Beh7sn, ~ y. Y. do.
4. Is. Clsrk, % y. Y. diaTThes.
ia. n. Order, III Pa, COW.
Aug Ludike. 81 y !, rupture.
4. Stewart, g. y. y. fteum
. God1ey Beyners, 81 y y, do.
John Biiisl. a. y. y. debility.
sergt. l.. A.,eliD. 100 Pa. rnpt
. Chas. w. Miller, 5 Va, de5iL
. VIZ. Midiif. Q Va, do.
. And. Warren, tramster, do.
. And. Caldwell, . Va, DO.
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John Baker, u. III Pa.
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Albert Sloan. II, rs Pa;
Dan. Becker, q, 81 N. Y.
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