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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-27
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
For Sala.
WANTED.

A SITUATION in a grocery, provision or COMMUNION
"A house, by OF long perienos
aud good accountant. Address Ii. 3. H.,
au2l-tf at tails ofios, for three days.
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GENERAL ORDERS NO. n

HEADQUARTERS, DISTRICT CT WEST TENNESSEE
OoRlSrH mississippi, August 10, 1852. !
l. An nen-residents Of this District, found within the
same, who home, would be subject draft, will
be enrolled under the supervision Of the local
where they may found, and in Of draft
being made by their respective States, equal proper
will be drawn from persons thus enrolled. Persons
drawn will be assigned to troops frcm the
states which they military service and the Exc
cuIive thereof notified of snch draft.
H. All violations of trade by Army followers may bs
punished By oonhs Of stock in trsde aud the
zignmsnt Of the offenders military DUTY as private
sodiels.
81 command Of Msj. Gen. Z. S. Grant.
JNO. a. RAWLINS,
T0hicialI Assistant Adjutant General.
J. II. HAGNoSD, a. a. General. augl4 Il
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Diarlhea Medicines.
Native Wines.

Sparkling Catawba (quarts).
Sparkling Catawba (pints).
Still Catawba-
Sweet Gaia VIDA.
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Pomades for the Hair.

Ponades, in cut glass jars.
Bears Grease.
Ok Marrow.
Pomade Philocome.
LuDin's Fine French Pomades.
Bazin's Stick Pomade.
French Stick Pomade.
Bazin's Pomades, in fine glass.
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Taken Up.

mile South Of Sam Tates the Memphis douarIs.tOn
railroad, aussS-N
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Dyspepsia and Liver Complaints.

Sanford's Liver Invigcrator.
Berhave's Holland bItters.
Hoohand's German Buffers.
Hostetters Bitters.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial.
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w. CPOTTER,
SUCCESSOR TO POTTER s MERWIN,
rEkETEs N ALL
CEyEIgP -sssEEV FsrnHrsgEc
Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles,
NO. G5 JEFFERSON STREET,
Memphis, Tenn.

uAs JUST RECEIVED FULL SUPPLY OF TIE
Ii FOLLOWING ARTICLES;
For Coughs and Colds,
wistsr's Ralsann N411 merry.
Ayres Cherry Psctorai.
TrTIans Balsan.
John Bulls Cherry Pectoral.
Rasbton & Clarks Cod Liver Oil.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters.
Browns Troches.
Davis Wild Cherry and Tar.
Blood Purifiers.
Bulls Sarsaparilla.
Merwins Blood Searcher.
McLeaas Cordial.
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Salves and 0intments.

Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
Dalley's Pain Extractor.
Cavansughs Pile Salve.
DR.. Clarke's Stimulating Salve.
DiarIhea Medicines.
Browns Extract Ginger.
Lyons Extract Ginger.
Jayne's Carminatiye Balsam.
McMann Elixir of Opium.
Davis Pain Killer.
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LOST.

POCKET BOOK containing eighfy-6vs dollars o.
IA Planters and Union Bank which can be identified,
should the finder attempt TO nee II as his own NY name
attached to papers in the Pocket Book
finder will please return it promptly 1t vas lost tbs
steps Of the Clay Building, by Main treet.
BY leaving said Pocket Book and money at Messrs II.
Clark COS, JcweIler Store, Main street, the nnder
wills receive q suitable reward.
aug24-H O. FL. PALMER.
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Worm Medicines.
Winer's Canadian Verrnituge.
Fahnestocks Vermifuge.
Perry's Dead Shot ecmifuge.
McLenn's XermifuCe.
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miscellaneous.

Thompson's Eye Water.
Sir James Clarke's Pills.
DR.. Wrlght's Rejuyenating Elixir.
Royce & Esteriss Dentritice.
Payson,s lndeliple lax.
Costar's Rat Exterminator.
Lyons Magnetic Powder.
Mortlmer's Rheumatic Compound.
Vanderveer's Schnapps.
Mrs. Winslow's Soosninc Svrun
Cherokee kennedy. Cherokee Cure.
Capsules. Caster Oil.
CARROTS Snuff. Olive Oil.
Ieotn acne Drops. Concentrated Lyt
aoopeIs CachSus- Flavoring EKtia
FINE Brandy. Wolf rs Schnapp
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Liniments.

EOT the Hair.
Heimstreet's Hair Re-. arrtfre.
mrs. Asasl tsra Ne. o-5 2.
-,Lts. <-l4e-- ~ loOalsam, No. 3.
Woods Hair Restorative.
Eureka Hair Restorative.
Lyons kathaIron.
Barry's Tricopherous.
Burnetts Coco&ine.
Cristadoros Hair DYE.
Bachelors Hair DYE.
Hair OILS and Pomades.
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They reap, much money, and much temper.
ary fame, but At what price do they purchase
Il Al tho cost Of bodily as well as mental
comfo1 at the cost of life itself. For my part,
seeing Tho victims TO " fast life" daily falling
around uie, havp willingly abandoned the tenn.
ponry advantages of such life, and preferred
lcss popularity, loss gains the enjoyment Of .
sound mind in sound body the blessings Of n
quiet, domestic life, and more restricted, but
not less enjoyable circle cf society.
And now a worl on wWk. Those who ina
gine that only wag n goosc-quill mistake q
little. In d,st department, indec-l, I have per-
haps done ~ much wWk ~ sny man living
Often, in eaSy years, laborcd asshiuously siS-
teen hours day. | never omit walking three
or four miles, or more, IN all weather. I work
hard In my garden, and could tire DOWN a tolcr-
able man at that sort Of thing. During my tw .
years travel In Australia, when about sixty, I
walked, often under burning sun oi To or l}O
degrees at noon. my twenty miles day for iay.
an' weeks together worked at digging, gold. in
great heat, and against Young active men, my
twelve hours n day, sometimes standing In a
brook. | wadcl through rivcry--for neither
man nor nature had made many brl scs-and
let my clothes dry upon my back; washed my
own linen, and made and bakci my own bread
before | ate IL slept occasiunall, under the
forest tree; AMI through 1t all was as hearty ns
roach
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Notice Of q French Blockade,


Warrington, June IA dispatch from Gen,
Moclellan's army, dated today, says,
The movements Of the enemy today have been ex.
sensive, and as yet are involved In mystery Large
bodies Of men have been seen owing down FROM
the pe,ehborhood Of Mechancsyills bridge and Rich
tuond towards the late battle Geld. Our p!ckcts
were driven In nom Old Church during which
Capt Royal. Of the cavalry, was wounded, showing
AAt the enemy designs making demonstration In
,hat direction. A contrabsnd who came In yester.
Jay, reported that three thousand cavalry len
Richmond on Wednesday, going IN the direction Of
fredericksburg. THIS is probably the force
which appeared AZ Old Church. The
Rebels opened, at day GIT ills morning, sharp
Gre nom artillery IN froLt - General Summer. Il
tasted for about three hours. We lad one man
KILLED and one wounded. A number Of prominent
eitizeus living between Kent Court House AMI the
Chickahominy have been arrested by order
Colonel Ingalls,, on suspicion u elmmuui, atm,
with the enemy. There IL doubt but that tie
rebel generals daily advised Of every movement
Of our troops by the people who have remained at
home. The weather is ho, and siltry. Dispatches
. received today at the War Dcpartueu state tia, q
demonstration was made yesterday evening by n
prce Of rebel cavalry aud art. ,ry On the re
xank Of General McClellan'- army, at Tunstall's
Ration, apparently with the intention Of interrupt
BIZ his railroad communication. Tho attempt Was
tet by force o. infantry, aud the enemy retreaed
10 damage was dome TO the railroad.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW lol.I AM rur VICINITY.
TIE LATE TRAGEDY.

TuE BROADWAY MURpER-ISQrLsr HY CO.
HosFR CoLLIs.-The inquest Ia this case was held
Ola Saturday In the Coronor's oinro. The prisoner
was present, attended ~ angiuler Of her friends,
aud the rooms were crowded with porsyus who,s
curiosity AMI interest had led them th,re. A jury
of eight persons was empanlelled, AFTER which tue
following testimony was odducCdi
wi,lur =. browne, an employee at NJ. .aj
broadway, " sd Gwolu mud tostfcI that, IT ahu 4
80 minutes pHat O'Clock, on Friday 4.trtn,,u, u
ltdy tt.e prs Nor present iicuttei hy "iturs, NJ
u prrscnl entered AMI eu,ghod IN cuuy,r atllu
with Mr Heal 1he two won't uui, engaged a. hu.
cry dispute. Al tAigtin, Nituofs h'ald u report
as gt piatp'. Mr.. Real and thc prisoner r,tlled,
aul ,ucs Wibwal! put ! a hands uu tie iady. 80
witness sought an officer, und, rotIW.u., Haw tLc
deceased urcmnu his !"t. la ausWt "a 4 l,aiinu
IN, pounded hyn juror. witness said ho did not see
Nnycr aaH prisoner pre-, ipus 10 tho occurrences
ut Friday, bat hai heard Mr.. Kcul ~. nj a her,
but noyor as his wifi. Real, while At the Court
landt street ferry, with MS Van Name, aua ter of
NJ, Van Name, Of NJ. Ell Broad HaF, saw tur Iris-
ousr, who there accosci Mis- ynn hainc, s'yins {;
"rLis ie my husband" Mr. Rral once informed
" tIcss that on Mary Stewart, whom witness ho-
',1ed to be TIE w ncr Ire.ent' wished hA ttho
1ccusol, 10 marry her but that Lia cI! VIA t.ac,a
10 s'.cl ~ - forbid compliance with her desire,
nYtLHit'r t1Ld,Is his affections conferred ia her.
Deceased lnd rooms at No, 10 Third street.
James NJ. WilwGll, Of No I9l Little Montgomery
street, Jersey City, -Iicutihsd prisoner na
tho person who asked him on Friday pruiug
whether Mr.. Real was then at his place of III 'ness,
No. 2h8 Broadway Witness, who Is emp yod at
u at place, iuiOi med the lady that he thought Mr..
Real had gone H. Planhed, y. j., aud after wait
lug half an hour, she departed, saying she would
call in the afternoon. When ,hs rcturuod, Mr..
Real wls asleep On l1unse IN tie Office, In the
rear. Wipessed HuunOned him, and de-
ceased rose and met tho prisoner and
walked u TO entrance Of tho store,
where they tsrried, In conversation, ten min.
utes or more. Witness did not hear thar Ian.
guag", but thought, from their bearing, the con
yorsation was 4 at Of anger. Witness was golng
to the rear OF the store, when he heard tho report
oi pistol, with the cry, "I'm killed, Tn .lot."
Returned, and tpund Mr.. Real standns H te
threshold, with his right hand on the lai . breast
and his !eit srasping pistol which ri ner he'd
IN her right hand. Witness caught Pr"her and
drew her from her victim, and Mr, RcsPS or"ther
her hand. Mr.. Real staggered 90 ths Office, and
sil 70 the foov, unable 70 ro.eh his sofa Witness
~ psis0psr qsW Wv atgsa " wv w as'
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their hghting foe more than Ave times their NUM-
Der for Ave hours, and then refreshing In order
excepting one cr two regiments, which were com.
pletely surrounded and compelled - take 70 tho
mountains many of whom made their way back to
the division.
The seventh Indiana Regiment did noble duty,
holding their position on the GIT for four hours
against vastly superior force, C,l. Gavin repeat
| cdiy charging and driving the enemy like sheep
They len Fredericksburg 500 strong. and arrived
| q Port Republic with only 300 the remainder being
len along the route sick and disabled and sfcr the
| hsht they mustered sbvut lto, losing more than
| half their force.
| The 29th and Goth Ohio Regiments also lost hea-
vily may be seen ly the list of csusaltics. The
three batteries Of artillery, Clsrks, binson's And
Huntineton's, entitled 10 great praise for tho
| gallant part they touk In the action.
| Hal the list snd I'd Brissies been enabled 70
reach the Of action, entirely difIeren, result
| would undoubtedly have ensuci.
Amer Mondays fght 1t is understood Jackson
took the route towards Stanardsviile, passing
through the Gap of the B'ue dge Mountains. in
line for Goi louisville, NJ which point Is railroad
| cominunicati on with Richmond.
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Items from Washiustou. /.

Washington, June 1i.--lt IL asccrtaincd from
Q gentleman, who arrived tod y from Gen. Free
monrs srmy, that arrangements have been made
by which u promptly furnish them tie rcqusi,
commisssry and q'isrerinss,cr's stores Tie men
had suffered mucl, not only rom forced msrchco
over mountainous roads, but fium the scarcity OF
supplies. There were, however. no serious com,
plants. and they ARE all In cheerful spirits. Many
of the sick and wounded are comfortably cared for
at Mount jackson, where tho rebels had erected
commcd us buildings. The general plan hr sub
sstilg s'l our troops In the Shensnfoah valley Ia
now coupetci, su1 IL " vast i'm portanco In CON
ncction with future military movements. Capt =.
W. Hirtt Y iartermaster attached g. General Fre-
monts army Las been assiduous in perie,ting
these arrangements.
Notice hss been given g. the various churches,
without regard 10 denominations that their edin-
ces will be used FOR military hospitals II necessary.
The Senate, among others, to-day cunhrned Gus
hvus Ruernrr. Of l limos, " Inist.r to spain.
The Post Oihce Department las directed the re-
sum- ton Of mail facilities t. Memphis, Tenn.
Anoth shiplosd Il con ralands will soon leave
here for 'Iayti. making In all about ive hundred
during the past mouth sent To- r.at country.
A loyal vr.uian WHO has arrived here report,
Tat the rebels hsyc alv'rt seventy five thousnnd
/ cfra tive t-rops M X rhmond.
| The NNrusN lStLittgrNCrr has an able edto
rinl article ar.uag Int II gari's army u pgo
bar'y '7 ~ WY g. RI m ni.
| NJ G. CuuCucr, recently cnNrmc ] ~ Consn' y
| citizens known IA connre,.ou W.T. tlo preparation
OF shr psrnt ofico report rom i'3i TO lstN. sud
is m occasional contributor T. The radical potca
paper
! The steamer Connecticut arrived NJ New Orlclni
! Oh tle 2rn and len for Tex 90 the 3ist VT. 1
British shp tircgff'u, ptIye b. ~" somerset, h0
/ been condemned iy the L. =. Pnsc ,out. Plot
/ and t'whofr are psuu.r, their Vocauous Mt ~
/ ) utivost Pass
| Gen. burnside rc,urncl e. North Carolina thl
| n IN NJ.
nis Contemplated II cs'ollish regular line c
| Communication between Norfolk all Newbctn vi
/ tcCllal.
! Washington, June ih--No ntws u public inter
c', lnH been received at tie War Department toda.
/ Il m any direction.
Pro' ally a hundred of tho sick sni woundc,
fr m Gen Shields division have srr.yei here. sey
| oral destts have occurred.
Carpenters were ut work today on two OF th
| ehurchct, for tho nccommolntou Of inva.1s.
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Iiiuu.s R,TTTR,
u, i June II, lS62,
Aged l. Years.

NJ Eaf,or was only ~ days m. II, lcavor Wiz,
AMI three suaC ,li,ll,u--luo only hrco months
Oh. Previous t. tho coGl being taken to tho
henra', Nj Francis O'Eci.iy, Pr,sl.nt 4 tho II.
L. u. Society, delivered euloEy on Ito deceased.
lie represented him az hi.h minded, honorable
,Ld upright man, n good citizen, good husband,
a good father, uui good CIristian, and concluded
10y calling on those present u offer up prayer for
erepose of his soul. Tho body was then removed,
and the procession proceeded through tho B,wery
ani Third avenue 10 the foot o Tenth street, In tho
following orderi
Banner Il tie II.bcrnl,n Universal Dnncyolcni
S1ei'ty.
Tie 35cic'y, m,r,l'net y Mr. John o.hin, with
to mly"lu[ "'A.e'Hi lrur.' otUiID
Presi,rt; WIN. ko.'y, Wee President;
J"hu IrV"rty, Treasurer, 1tus.
N NtluH and James Brady,
Secretaries.
Tie Undertaken iu ~ urvc,
Mr. VIM r. A. llut lot 81 PuricNs Cathedral.
1IIE HEArSE.
ti.f Npurucrs,
NJ Thomas Whcr.uI hul others.
About oLc thuufnd Ctacu7, two aud two.
slAty Carriages
The procession crossed ii @ f,rry t.reenl,oiut,
aud proceeded from thence t. Calvary Cemetery,
where the usual prayers for tie dcli were said in
the Mor,uary CL.roh, after which II was deposited
in IL last resting place.
Cuuncu ASSIvERstHY Tho fourth ami
vcrsary Of Prof Mutlsol's Independent, Methodist
Chnrch, on wcs, list street tp,k place yes,crily.
In tie f,rsu On tie anniversary sermon WAS
preL bed Ly Prot Mattisan, ia the afterup,u a lose
i,ust " conference meeting was held. SD int
gyeulns tho pastor delivered sermon on tAc' Aens
oil Chrsrs coming reign. At each sery.' We ed1'
fee was crowded.
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little ExpcIitIOu.

,.,'n" ,o,v,, l5.-lhc Secretary Of War
ca,,n,, Va a.alnts that tAe Jail Of Loudon
~. s,.ros ., ,,hg used for the detention Of
.1,,n,,.,,aro .c,,voii that the rebels Of tLat
,,a. ., u,o coussd peratiug with tho authorl-
,orrsd 10 20, wadvtates, the latter was re-
Isp..rtmen, Cl q, az commander Of the
ordered, With a detscR' ooo"s .aVaIry' was
u Leesburg After W. N'S com ''ho' 20
returned last evening. tOa'''e' 'Ao oo''hiaht
deliverv Of tho pegiain Lad q general jail
aocount, Strengthened ut oh 'eoe.
brought Chief Justice AssSs ssnsra'yi anu
NourSe, az prisoners, they aad ne'. e. H.
Of allegiance, and being pres 49, 'ns 's'h
..,., ,su.a IN. Rsvsr.na @. b sctive In the
s,,A ~ rsbi uo.l .bov. Lsskn acting a. .
10 nrovn 70 b .
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81. Jhn's, ". T., June LITTLE steamship
Bavaria from Southampton ou tho sih, and tho
steamship China nom Liverpool on the III IN ltant
passed Cape Race at II O'Clock this frenopn. Both
steamers were boarded By the uows ynch, Of the
Associated Press
The f5ll pwiny Is tho BIvllia's nsws,
Tho division Of the rrsn-h army .art -, II me
.as,s q t,.,c hr.<,ies, uulcr Gen. M1utebel.o.
ile spa, Chamber of u Inties we're ahout g.
%. 70 ae ',c. .rat. relative 70 Mexican Affairs laid
o. l..rct,m.
NI4lhuu.,s lo'Hrcn GnnI,'di and the Italian
e l.,r-lI.'t la.r Boo - siiisfIatori! arranged, nll
hr lrs p.ao.D.,l to ra'4rld'.
T. t''r1.s have h,aton ,ho " ,ntcnc.
.~I.s over .le i..tcrs. Four villages wcrchluci,
p.l 7rn NJ. .uorrns killed. Tho Maut,ncyrius
L4l been rcp4' ',cd several tmcs AMI wcie Gy.u1
to the mountains. The Turks marched, ON the
2qth, av,inn s'h'rmits, largo vIlasc, occupied =
1000 Nontcncgrius The Inter were beaten, but
IRE on, houses aud n,d
Thsp' ma rebels had becn twice dareqtcl, with
:reat loss but were recoyin{ largo rcmur'cne'ts
t1n Naiu.in. Tho Grei.Acg 1t aiylo remain
uumo!estol. C,l. ward, ~ American, llI locu
cGc. .cl Mandarin.
tustrnin.
tbs total export Of gold since 4 o l1.' NAL WIS
i"''oi' ''N'-'
THi cnINNs Sr"9.
CIpr Rdre Jauc Tie China mud, tho nass-
a., g. ,,. Z, ,,o,,.t ..y,, . ,,,.. ~, n, > tI -
hours.
Tie ROYAL m ell sieai.. .'p ara, from II ,s'au
via lIr.ifiS, ur we'd ptQ ,,,u,t wn ou the stl.
Toe H. fN'H Ag iisd arr vel NJ L"crp'ol, Fl N
G. ar' ton, with cargo Of rosiu AMI tutpeut. ne
Tbcurtl.l. Alulrel,y have granted IN ,t. A,
,,I,i, A. ,dr..,l C,rrnipv M, sorvc.I r ,ho -.
md news 4, ,aessnry + r Tsylsiug md ,ytcnI,ng ~ a
S,rIner snry,y4 of tIe ro.,o slony which ,he coi.
il aita,icI l. he mi f1rr.,d Tho r,ute ~es,o,.rI
nm H. Ir.h ,unst for IA distance of ..,,,,o n ga
lyndr,i n.Iet. will be sounded a distanr,s ~
nl..ut "A Mi, p,rt tho rr,yilis A uul.ngs inyi,,,
boon some th,rty miles .slud,r "A p,I ma, ,f
e.. L,t,.ul NAV, In his rniu,r. l.. al fprr,J T. "a
q .s uell ,ntr lie opcrt on Il M.iu.. u, cable,
,'r.iiI cxnr,ilnti,' w.. l.l Lc iuq'l, f he MN,
i.lndlaud cuH-t, eui tho tu-,isl r,,lrir,., lave
consented to 5rii ire" pi c.t, the snta M. .snry
T. ntt.I. 4 n. t,ilu,s ana 40 ..s,.., .,,. ii,
sliia fr,m wl4eL tlc cable ,,ill IfLI oif I'm.
ugr ne.o,iat oua nre I,. uro-ro,-' ,ls result al
~h.ch viii unl, tolIy r'ttIt..l tics for r,isina,
H.. ddtonli cal,ta n.. .say Ia c,,l,'i,,t i'',
Il Die el.trrprze, tisvArt Which Las fLre l.,,
=, spri,,!siy oxpuIl,nc,d Ly Goti. En.ilalI an, /
America,
Nj scully had given notice, IN the Commons, u
motion IA iay 'r of ,sl,b, tiins cou,inunic,t.on
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The Battle of Cross ixcys.

The following account Of the bat.,e Of Cross
4'S Is furnished by correspondent Of the Cu-
jnn' GAzErrEi
Ipu guIiic, Va, June 9.-we lave had str
rinI uihe. IN this Department. j ckson took his
train over q river here on Friday, AMI rot rnei
snd gave W. v. 'itlo yesterday, fvo mixes iron. tAis
p'sTSSe, Sa hattie sfrisonbursh road
Inc paw NO hours ragged fercc.y. hcnck
nsis"p NJ ss he ieit. the CENTRE aud tie h'Nsr
sehsnek va NOT lied oxcep, by skrmishins
ShNhs sne,uy uaekNe hottest OF the night sIi
srst b,ivnde of the Blciin I M TO POM & ine
st,hl. fought well and hel u'N'a,oi' I, r ,
s',ns' e ,wo hours sun, ring ee enemy pnek iof
some wv. - -, lie eIemV vt loss froma de-
H. I've way and cur whole lncp 'e' ~ 49,
haf mile to more isvor"oh s'tinn TLe
enemy did not advance, but com heh F, :, retreat
as we learn herv, previous Ia our h.hnS' - and
Ly 10 O'Clock this morning t4cIr Wl'4' - I.d
crossed the river, and ret fre e. ~ .r'dL Ne
pursued, but in time 70 save tho bridge ,,,,
lautwell, y. the Eighty -sccuud OAlo whs W" a.
cd, not dangerously. Capt, Chss. Worth wis "
M.ly woundth. .,., ,,
sounded; the Third virginia four killed aud th
,ssn wounded; the Fifth Virginia, three killed a
seventeen wolnd.d; ths T"snty'hnh ONO,
KILLED and sxty-,i ylt wounded; Ne sxh'ul
LDur killed and eleven wounded siAh.s bfiss
.os, i'm killed, wounlrd and missing fo prVa
and ~ officers. Severn! co1nsls and captains \"
wounded, and one captain Killed IA We sen,
Siviaion Bnleu's Blgate lost tea killed a
a,venty wounded. The Bucl,Ails lost one killed .
tcn wounded. our total loss will lie from j"
10 killed, and from 400 10 300 killed AMI Wei
el. ,-.. ,.,,... ,,,, ,
a their dead, by actual count, wert FOUND
turiod on one h,ld. From the number Of rrir d
scattered in other parts OF lhe hh't'e Rr"Hi'
Ielioyed that there are two hundred m re oi :
aeai on the Il ll making taelr l'ss IL Killed
hundred, besides officers ~hp we're carried ay
Gen, stewart was killed, Gen. Elsie wounded,
Haughtpn murtslly wouLdtu' anu "'"' Jaw
wouniel in the Tst.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-16

Front RoyR, Jm 5.-Ihe result oil the
barle Of Port Republic, on Monday last between
o,,tion Of Shields division aud Jackslh's army
are now ascertained, ss near as eau te' The
pa,nss already given are known to DO am1ng the
killed and wounded, although many class.d among
che missing are no doubt badly inJurei' but our
,roops, being compelled to retire before Toe SO
.nsrior In numbers, aud in al other respects er'
can, bravery, many were necessarily left on ths
esid x-ho.s names could not be sscertained. OF
the large numbers c!sssed ~ missing, many vii
doubles, fnd their back TO their regiments. The
force engaged wss mostly composed Of Western
usp, wh0 did thsiz duty molly. Wv sys9saSsa o'