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p IS factory HOSPITAL
Main street, between Twenty Nth and Twenty

Main street, between twenty Nth and Twsnt,
sixth.
J hin w Jackson, ) A;zbam., &.
Y Sheldon. 5:h Alsblna D
K 8 Foster, & h Ashams,
W Jlorres, OH Alabama, G.
Folk Rugsdale, 5!b Alabama, q.
Eimond Allen, 9th Alabama, /.
E Burwick, l2.h Mississippi, O.
Francis McQunan, 18th Mississippi, Fl.
S R Blann, l2'h Mississippi, +.
W G Harding, 6 Ii Mississippi, Il.
B Pendleton, Lathsln's battery.
J q Bradborry, 5rh Al.blma, o.
A T Baldwin, 9th Alabama, O.
@ S.Johnston, 4 North Osrolips G.
J S Patterson, 10 Mississippi, Q
j B Bowlea. 4th North Carolina, Fl.
j Chillcut, oh Alabama L.
A Green, 23i North Carolina, G.
s OSBORNE, I'd Mississippi, F.
o Anderson, 24th Virginia, &.
w FL Kenny, 24:h Virginia, q.
j o RIA, Oath, Virginia, Fl.
Thomas West, "a b Virginia. H.
TOMS Esglcsttn, oath Virginia II.
$ S t2oford, (deed,) l4.b North Carolina.
G Bhye L1tham's Battery.
j Z BJas, 9Th Virginia, ii.
j II Lin, Lltham's B .tterv
W b (nlon, 9ih Alabama, f
Nathan Parker, 81 Florida. A.
d P FeleY, 8rh Alabama, H.
J I Burriss, 5:h South CAROLINA +
W D Moore, 6,h South Caro.in,, hand
L s MCCARTHY, 9Th South Carolina, A.
W @ Brandon, 18th Alabama, Z
W e Green, 9Th Alabama 4.
James B Barton, Sh Virginia, F.
Thomas Lester. 24.h Virginia, H
W ShockIey, 24;h Virginia, 7.
jill Martin, Am Alabama, n.
j E Riley, S:h Virginia, G.
G " McCag, South Carolina Sharpshootsrs.
L Jones, 5-h South Carolina. f.
j L Howell, 4th Alabara, II
N ronlin, + North Caroline, II.
0 f d. zsr, Q Georgia, K.
r ,bert Apperson, lllh Virginia. G
) Powell; 4th NJrth O,rolina, F
Thomas III Bush, All Virginia, G
s A Daniel, lS:h Virginia, D
D $ D:ckey, 9Th sout Carolina, A.
I Bullock, 9Th Alabama, VI.
K Shealey, Sauth Carolina sharpshooters
j n Foster, Palmetto Sharpshooters, L
T. Esiis, ll:h Virgins, 3
Lieutenant & W Walker, 24:h Virginia, G..
Msrl'n tray. l+.h Louisiana, q.
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piEn OF THEIR Housps.


Tie iIllowing is list of the wounded wac
up 10 yesterday aoon, had died in the hospital
named:
KENT, PAINE L co.'s. HOSPITAL.
William Smith, 9th Georgia, I.
Aoercronble, 9Th Alabama, F.
D L Irving, 18th ALABAMA, B.
sT CHARLES HOSPITAL.
j H Malrill, lin Virginia, q.
csEw's FACTORY HoaPITAL.
George Donard, IAN Georgia, b.
j BoVresm, 18Th Mississippi, F.
j H Rowan, 12!h Mississippi, B.
Wlll,ap, FIsldy, l2:h Alabama, f
Jesse Parker, 18th Alabama, 4.
ROSS nosPIrAL.
F NJ Cameron, G.h Alabama, B.
S Goforih, 4;h North Carolina,
Rubgrt = 0DersOD
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TlNSEn w.HTgn zmMEbEATELY.

IlhHEH W.L.,T&n WMEb9ATEAH.
C@'r Eden. r. sTATEa NAVY DEPARTMENT,
kiIBaoSp, April 29th, 1892. (
W.hIE0 :of he Public Ts.vics Timber OF the follow
W !cs e.a.s-s :.
"'H" cutie feet Of aqasre Timber, yellow pine l2Il2
:tts. al :roa is 70 81 feet In .esgtn.
''fIv::st u SQUIRE Timber, yellow plne, nom 20 y
.Ss.: t5c- :: - !-vt Ia ielSta.
$500 :es 9! four Inca white cak picak and 900 fsH beet
:; loo: arL ye'"w p.as plank.
:"s hS''s make price viii be ps:d for this Timber,
:rs-i:i Tie Gig % R.chno:h acd ~iil be received
~ 3.:..:!e' Ertr. p.i.'s E!!l te paid for eit:a
:.sa s. 4 MALLORY,
-; -. Secretary ot the Navy.
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New 'fa a. rnr sr.rs or v,asn:rs.
W E 5 y *, j y i II ) 4 = !.
PCRLIsnEaH AND EJUns SLiERs. ii5 HA.S Sf.!Ltr
H.ve row adv
NEW SIAP w TIE STATE OF VIRGINIA., contaia'7s
ali the ucuut!c- pr;u3osl T.uns, Railroads, lsi'srsph
Ias-, Rvrr-, CoLal. and all olt-r ntsfHtl lh'v'HF
mems. This Is the heat Map oil ths sac sTcT put
hsL-d we have spared 10 s1pscse tn Eake u per
icct; It Is gotten up 20 Den.i:Gi rAp pap1r Hao' 'a'
pist-ly :,r Us /, pnCtiL NAP upoI sxu. 30 rcts'
by ~ icche, Proc s..5,. Cpsn the r.ce y or ~,
p.!ce He al forward II ~ ~ pe:t OF 'h- t3r'r:~
rAGy.
Recently published:
SUrk.s On AaTIr.LERrFre:h Robins, Hutton 'hcrr.r.
Morde al Duhs. en-, Jacob, III eeror GibGo! nGd fr,
ton 81 ". II hwy Bluul, 81. A Lieu,-gsn: AftIlsa-
ry Virginia Volunteers. Proc - S7ats; bJ tI-i.
postage paid, ~.
TIiE voLUST ELR's CAHP AND FIELD EooK-coIt7ip.
Ing useful and general Information Gil .ns Art 80
tcIeuce " %Sr Tor Tho leisure rloner;- oil Sa .oi6i
~ JOIN p. Curry.
Field rortaestiona uii La,.enehad pc:t;.on,-A;'s>t
anu DssDce.
Artillery and ARTILLERY pracu.e -Mani!or, Ct Htr i1i
Explosive Suuutancca
PAaT5
HIT. CT s;rgsry-Aatltptea Tor fc,ors, g
PAATa.
Cavalry AID Cavalry Movszsa;s.
PAETt
Order Of Euesnp9ca: Tor A,,.ilcty. S.v -. ed lf5-
Try, and .cEesAi details q camp duty, Comics "a.
PAR d..
Eienea,ay Principles Of the Masra .-EorH'aseh -
Company and Re9uslt-
rr!c., - celt,. ~ r-a.l, postpaid, -.
ker Il JuGSs7GS,
Pujlbhrsa ahd rook,cilnrs,
M.v2a rs NAN street, hlch-c;.:.
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EEsstiISsa La..,.s ..xaE. 5.A..Sk..
SSMIya ARhA E.thhr.
#ss;s;il's s;s;lsssz ssss sSizss {: J;

aIUuuAy, 3lay w .i-,.ar. s,a,''
" sra Passenger Irsips VIII laws E;cELrcEt
lcrlTi!-, charlottesville .nl t>.'S1 d.i A ~ =.
s,oE=riaE -.ll lie a. l. n. j.. Passenger .rs'E
CG..i- :StosLis ."r ~ uciUuIe.
br,-scu cteulton spd Jla.soa ftSs- To ~. .,.sy
.ili Ic tbs oukly, lcSvI.s st-an!ol On 'n.say.
fEursih:' sd Saturdays, nci I-"hs"a ic:sr |''-
JaJS, Wednesdays ~pd tr.AGs-
t4ncaa BROWN, sr..e !ue Tor Lsr!r:tGE .-I.rsr''
VIA iac ha fra;l Gid -"ss, r;nuGiDu 30 :.ohd.y, ,
He@a"si aJs tea trtisJ 100: t."-na 81 I"-s6Syar l.'
:ayd ard b,taIdnYs
Harm.o, ii..oo Cas- esq. Lac ior ita.ts -t'r"u1
LeG!sLuig, &c, roGpe'. sL DIS tr-r 40 iG"-J>Ss
f6LrsJaJs aud c1Lyr!nSs.
Tho ns.uar Through ;',rh. f"r Ge;;ougr- ~ I:at-
West 81 there ie>.-- .,ica:yIi Isl 70. = Il S.l.-
Tu=a:. md :A. 6izJ ,r..:-s:cE' LD "'st,-.
A. IL Nuai4ys Wednesdays ..ld ft'tSsE.
..as Nsy si:iSna t.,in "E J6fioGs'" at .-t7'.
E6sG .~oprS GGii2. aui.,.y5 -tcs, - ~ as 4
M u - il. u y. Z .nhit. 4. t. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

We continue, this morning the publication
of our list OF casualties in the recent blttles
near Riobmopd:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

h'i'G sold out my Stock at auction, hose Indebted
~ 10 lie would 90 great favor by calling at once
- 'eri NJ their accouuls: and all tst hsvs claims
t4as' Inc viii present theu Zoe settlement |lthout della
SAMPSON JONES, Agent,
HaE - Cor main and 9Th streets,
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Total killaI wdu,,,d.I

IUt6I hIIISII I q Won UuciI, ~
Commissioned officers woanlei, >; n1.,-
commissioned officers and priva,ts, -
ibis regiment was orders! by ten. ke,nper
10 Charge, with the.rost Of In. FIRST Brig ;de,
through tho eremy's camp, Undergoing gail.
lng hfs whist d5ing d. ri:nnu. boing ahis to
HTc shot Mine inca fell dead in the charge.
There arc i few others wcun!ci, hu. their
names cannot be Rscertane.i ..nV.
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Aitln1ono Enquirer.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1852.
LIST OF CASUALTIES
~ THE

BATTLES b BLOW RICHMOND
saturday, May 81, and June 1, 1852.
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IIFE. kaskE AND M i rfsh ~ iNS IA q ~.
RJDBNOND FIRE ASSOCIAIuN
oy7,Gr No. 15s, hiIs IN. il. o6aHs7 iiTE,} nrs'@''
RloEuosp Va,
CHARTERED 99rH hAkOB, 1887.
ru7E1a aid and rclIsble nsu,on with ample capital and
eecsas fund carefully osstsa ioDnSss
soiJ and Family Wearing Apparel Tesses, osr'
zoe, and Fsirght a. the lowest current rates
I.,,1 adjusted sHi PAID With al possible ddpsseh
SIaSoroBa.
q uy7, ,nrouJr H. X. ELLYS0S,
onic WORTBAh FRANCIs J. BARHEh
IHf, y cJiIBOINE mo. T. SUBLETT,
mo. !. WlLsGN, Thon. Q. hos1,
Ajax aAGkEIi, aIo. ~: ~" eihhI'
frTER.C. WARTICE.
DhVlD OUEaiF, frcsiaert
Jso J. WILSON, Treasurer. c.
x.sr r. bBGnl7 Secretary. "'s''
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T,N AND AYTER The: giST ns Gp;II " -.
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burg Aid buchanan
FAKE fhUM REGINALD
To Aso,tsv,e - aa
10 iyHchoufs.,''.... --.---,'..-. -
10 Lexington .
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dsy rnt 'rIy; reach h nChbus IN 80 E"Lg,. rad ~
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An EXTRA Soar
viii s"s"Innanv The through Boat NJ f"r "a caI-e'-
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Leave Lr,aIton az ! buchanan ~ 4. a. N0rf'V "s:-
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.N:Ei.asTaNT TO TUE mtLi3&SS.
have lately i.ven:sd Tor camp purposes nee. ~
ronnlnes avery essential requisite, strength, pGr'-nH
r rsncss ena comfort. cave oons:ruc'"c .:4 npp.'i
supcrior vertical todias Lne for the cent. Of DE 49,
by EI:h dispense with the middle hEa ana rht.IG 49,
strength Of the rail- undlnirishsd-
The sscking, whS Is mado denels Is q ihf s.-i.H't
double ttnt o.etn, and when ioioea 'hsss "
tha ssnscrs seizure ccnpkstrdnl fSs ..aains t1s -.
clothes. ,,
Lr.sdy m5 sales haze exceeded TWO hhnfrrn raer" 81
otccrs CT tie VARIOUS r1iIaens A. aibersG@ ='.e'~'
aud they pronounce then all1urioua bed "'..' W..
treas, although EastiTrss can be 1hea wv VI: '"'
AZ we'll rs With any other netsteac.
The unanimous veIdict Of all who s'e iiSnhta -.
thes. beds sod those who nave caLiised - in " " w
inynn,op y perfec In every essential Tor emp 'oS
n H. therefore, r6l 100 nuch " say that Vs. .HtYhy"
Inv ss1 End fall po4sesai-n >! Ill lnr T: ~ the - -
MLren ISo2 Title lnoisputHpls 80,
am manufacturing ey.rJ article O; Jap '"-''i.'"
tbs bes. folding calop.taSs, u;esE eted, eo. sHt
rrs style aTta:s coca. nair:'sssea. pillow,
E|F---'-
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HA,!p A'ISJiyH Sp,- ri

.nf.GE;--SFE
CAaP WINDEK, Ne.- Richmond,
May .. Io62-
M" 7. ICsAE has been asslrned to duty By the
~ dang hex Christian Association OF Richmond, HI
AZ? "iaGs'. lie IS authorized 10 take charge OF AL
s2'''9:i FAD supplies onriuuted to the .ics md he
- >:ai personally TO their di,trthuion In accordance
-, lac i'ceEs ct the Surgeon of Wiuder hospital His
80 s-i ;sr.i Siii ae fund ~ building No 100 Camp
'::4t A. &. LANE,
1aj - Surgeon In Charge.
iSt,s3 PALE Ale.
lSsh.Ess small suppy OF the Very best quality OF
W .NpiA tAiEALE, which can be had only on the
''ss !'iiicn ;: ;--,.ect,ble Physician.
h.,DE i BAKER, Apothesariss,
~, - lsG Main street, coroer above r. o.
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GEORGIA..

j W Chapman, 23.h Georgia, company ID.
K j Norihing ton, 18th, p.
" Runuells, 23Fh, Z
A NJ Hutchinson, 9Th, A.
j j wood, 2SIb, A.
| A : Tenvills, 2Sth, b.
n'suto~er, -oAn' ~
= -A'"' 100
: VIRGINIA.
TT Pr,.or Aotb rooine,t comn.nv =
p n pnrno,t rartsr'e Ratterc
D 49, ,o,h
DIM Wallace. 18th. C
L II Verm,llon, Oath G.
B P Fronch, Dab, G.
j P Thomas, 24th 6.
R I Austin, oath, G.
6 Belcher, oath, e..
c P Bslcher, Oath, D.
- HT'
S A Harris, s4tb. &.
M NJ Faulkner % e
R ,b't G. .snsv ss,h a
J A Msak If ns1is Art;,ls,v
SOUTH CAROLINA
E D Fry, 5sh regiment, company D
j L Turner, . h, d.
Fur, b, c
n F Shuber, 4 b, r
POL, Sharpshoo,era,
D Wiley, 9th, E.
W P Harris, Sbarpshcotsrs
Aoo'siAsA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06

rENHE oce lar bu.iaesa ai Information for .nd r.
from aysl,:.pp nearly opposite ;n- hPe17T''d no
tr.. siyr-"Mssissippl Ds2ut."
~ ~ 49,. C. K MARSHALL
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Ofste Va. 4. = IA. nsurnnce Co:

VHte =. +. q M hsUFhnCo Cos, :
hIOHhoND, Way z4th. 1852 5
a'sauar meeting Of the stockholders OF thl Dom.
~ rHI held ou tue 22ad Inst, TIE following gentlemen
G ELECTED Directors Of the Company for The ensd-
r...Ai, ": W. l. oovardIn William Burr, II. A. ClaI
'st rat.k Cu len, II. D., James a. Inoes, Horaoe
= hs:, X. Il asury, f.. Q. Noifon, William Palm r
10 v. Purcell Joseph :. Powell, Thomas Samson, Geo
NTH, Janes a. sto,t, J. F. 'sdsw"rth Joseph P.
':HCn .-d at & suokeqlent EaeeuIg OF the Bad ".
.E4rdu was elected President.
a.5 "a 4; WILLIAM WILLIS, JR., Secretary
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Ia. y GE CUNGI.kSS.
1CST printed ard for .aie 81 the inquirer ofics f'
y rd Of the LA%E OF tie ILh lp,st) .cssion of De
ovi,iorA Courre.s. Price IS cents D.. copy. Hoe y
discount deatss PoGoLs ssndin2 by E~I -. erH@1r
Ten cents 10 pay portage
Also lo sue ic~ c.pIca Of the Law ~ se sr. ;h.c2
ses,,ons Ffic. 81 fof tho three, e. ~ ne Eo.,
OF tie OF rEoT:siD:a Ccng .ss fS'J Hhen -sI
hr III 'pr i2-Li
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Afew Back Eye Reapcrs and Novel, Gsi-sr= c-!es"a
,sr Th-eshsrs and Cleaners.
We are not zranufssu!n the above Maehihrf ~ pr
sent and these 10 wait had heter apply soon mr.
NsI9a-i3. sg3R. J. W. ChRuHELi. q W.
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is;5s.,:UiOS. ETC

InR '-., :. :" c'a!or., r-in --. :. sa":. "a.
Liag..y -:iE,,.N nsDIaE -. 10,
sn.tzIu,-.,
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Lieut. and Adi't 18th Va. Reg't-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-24
summit County Victims

The body Of Issac Tupper, Of Boston,
Summit County, was lately brought home
from near Pittsburg, Tennessee. On the
18th the body Of AlSerd WoloOtt Of the
same township, was brought home. The
funeral vas the largest ever witnessed in
that part Of the country. Joseph PiersOn,
son Of Thomas Pierson Of Bath, who was .
member Of the 29th Ohio, died ct Mt. jack
son May 9th. His funeral will be attended
on Tuesday next Charles ". Belts, Of the
5th 0. S. Cavalry, died at Ship Point, Va,
April sOth. 10 enlisted in Summit COun-
ty on The 18th Of September, to days before
his 18th birthday
All Of these we're we'll known young men
and stood high in the estimstiOnOf the public.
We obtain the fsets Of their death from the
Summit County Beacon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-24
a. 9751sr,S f'rse Papers.
IlIs HI-IlH 2 : = T7--t
Correspondence n. 7. Evening FOss;4 VI

rCorespondence N. I. Evening EOst.l
Our correspondent sends as an oiheiel
.soDv Of lie free papers issued to the blacks
nv cen. Hunter, under the terms Of 1is
proclamation. The deed Of emancipation
reads Hs follows:
at having been proven TO the entire
satisfaction Of the General commanding
tke Department Of the South, that the
lhas-ar. named - herotofore held
in inyolantary Servitude, has been directly
;e7ubloyed to aid and assist these VIC Are ~
IN rebellion against the United States Of
America:
HNoE, be It known to al that agrees.oly
to the laws, declare the said person IFe'
and forever sbsOlyed from all claims % ~
servioes. Both he and his wife and hl
o5iIdTen have foil right to 60 North, South
Esst or West, ss they may decide:
aGiven under my hand, ct the HesG
quarters Of the Department Of the south sou
ihis nineteenth day Of April, a. y: 1867
ffD. HUNTER;
gkIsior General Commanding"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-24


Gen. Halleok having ordered ell news
psDsl- correspondents to leave his lines, We
shall net have opportunity to know 50 mi.
nutely, from day to day, the position Of the
belliesrent armies The following report
Of the situation, from the correspondence
Of the Chicago Tribune, represents the pO-
sitiou Of the several divisions ct the time
of the exodus Of the correspondents:
CAMP HKAR FARNIEGFoE, MISS,
Army Of the Mississippi, May IA, 1852. !
The lines begin to close up 10 and around
rorl, ath. The right OF the grand army,
wbieb was further from the rebel intrenoh-
meuts han any other portions Of our lines,
~ been steadily pushed forward, until its
extreme rsEht brigsde is but little further
fror CorintS than are Gen. Pope's lines.
Al the same time the whole line has what
nav be termed ndresEed up"-that is, closed
he intervals between the three "oorps-de-
0rmees." and the divisions Of the same
Ger. Nelson's division pickets rest upon
tfhe right Of Gen. Paine,s, Helsnrssss e, q =
tHs1K. WIN cen. Falne's right naEkl iofIn
,-.E-e of which the smaller end rests
Whecs the pickets meet.
m tsis wedge Gen. Orittenden is NOV
;,S snd Eiu soon join his piokets next to
GS1sral Psinss, when Nelson's piokets
TiiI Be drawn more to the right, his lines
bevin9 been more extended than viii Dc
,0scessarv With Grittsnden's advance. Ai
Titb Nelson. 80 with the other divisions
al having moved aCE0ss and nearer e
Oorintb. I rode to-day along Pope's pick
81. nd thus obtained good idea Of th'
position occupied by our army and tn'
pToupd over which our final advance vii
be made.
Nirht before last, the piekets Of our ex
tine lett occupied by Gen. Stanley
5;-h ion, conversed with the right picket
SIGe,,. MitehelTs army. This settles tn
O-sssnt :, whereabouts Of that dsshing en'
1,bi11ito, IS leader. It would seem prooa
Ma tbat he is now making hankln
.ao,smons ~ to the extreme left with u
vs-v IitaIv =. Few Of making rapid msrc
so1tb of Oorin.th 10 some point upon n
0Sio and Nozzle Railroad, destroy ID
tract nd thus htop the retreat so9thRaE
Of the rebel army II these coDJeotur,
are correct, and believe they are y
Sbs1 bag The whole rebel army at or ne'
,Oorinth
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RRnMN NRW YnRK.

NEW York, Way 2z,
Among the wounded brought by the
steamer Daniel Webster are the following:
Michigan-Seymour H. Knight l6th
regiment, Co. G; 8. o. Lee, 1gth Patrick
Murphy, 18th, Co. G.; Laurence Clark, I'd
Luke Osvsnagh, ID, Co: <; Lorenzo Cisco,
1st Co. H. Abrsm MOsier, 4th, Co. h
Minnesota-0liVer Roe, 1st Co. I; d.
d. Voortues, 1st, Co. B Edgar Tiffany,
Ist, 90. G; Daniel BushWell, 1st, Co. b.
Wisconsin-LeWis Kinness, 9th, Go. l J
Eugene Wright, 9th, Band.
1llinois-LeRis Buchanan, 9Th, Go. b.
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MORF sKIRmIsHING.

HALLRCK's HEAD QUARTERS, May "
Considerable skirmishing along our
Whole line yesterday. In every case the
enemy were driven back Loss about forty
killed and wounded; Of the enemy about
de same.
Deserters continue to come in daily IN
squads, mostly from the Thirteenth LOuis-
lana.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAshAhHIONi may ASs
The Provost Guard, at q late hour last
night, made descent upon Halls gambling
house, capturing the agent, or dealer, and
from fifteen totwenty players, together with
all the sporting apparatus. 8 -
This is not The only establishment Of the
kind which has lately fallen under cOndem-
nation and suppression. ..-.-...
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sRNAToR DIXON RB-RLBOFRD.

... NEW uANAhi NVhu-l Hag -.
The House to day oonourred with the
Senate in re elsoting Hon. James Dixon
o. s. Senator, by the following vote: Dix
on, 1872; Chapman, (Oem) 90; scstter-
ing, 8.
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The rhiladslphis North American says
the ShipWriahts Of that city never enjoyed
more prosperous times than at present
Every gard in the city has more Werk than
its space viii allow being simultaneously
carried On aa t-4 y 7l
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Ell N. Keyes, Plaintiff, In Court Of Common Pleas,
vs.. Of Cuyahoga county,
John Degendorf, Def't Ohio. r
HHE SAID DEFENDANT, JOHN DE.
GENDORF, supposed to reside in the State of
Hew York, will take notice thst on the 23d day Of
May, 1862, this Plaintiff, Ell N. Ksyes filed In the
said Court his Petition claiming that Defendant Is
indebted to Plaintiff for the breach Of certain con
tract entered into about the 10Th day Of March,
1859, BY said Defendant with Plaintiff, whereby De-
fendant q. reed to build for Plaintiff in the city Of
Cleveland in said county, house, and furnish the
nee sary work and materials 30 the value Of about
one thousand dollars, and to oompete the same With
in three months from the date last Aforesaid, and
agreed to receive and did receive in part payment
thereof from this Plaintiff, eighty Of land at
the price Of six dollars per acre, but has wholly
failed TO fulfil his part the terms Of said contract
Salt Petition further states that Plaintiff had fully
performed all the conditions Of said contract obliga
| tory upon him, and that he has sustained damage
by default of Defendant, in the sum Of four hundred
and eighty dollars, with interest from the 18th day
of March, 1859, for which sum he asks judgment.
De endRnt is required to answer or demur to said
Petition BY the second day Of August 1862, or the
/ same viii be taken as confessed against him.
| J. =. E.INGERSOLL, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland, o., May q, 1892. may2S;S94-6w
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Marvin Kent, Esq., Of franklin MiIlslad-
Fertises for $50, 900 railroad ties, which, ss
tbe Akron Beacon says, is strongly sug-
usstive Of the prosecution Of the Atlantic
4 Great Western Railroad.
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PROM WASHINGTON.

/ WASHINGTON, Nay 22.
News from Europe is heRlthful It Is
ascertsinsd the rumoFs Of Intervention have
been the creation Of the desires Of The Be-
osssionists, and are without any fOunda-
ton. .o,r n s