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GVE ARlEX I'M CENTRAL TEN.
NESSEE.
Arrest OF a Oi.tiuguishcd Rebel.

COiUaBIA, Tenn. Ane. =, ll'S
Since the Richmond battles end evacuation Of
CORN h. there hiss been a great futter here among
the bolde6I OF toe Rebels, 10 which ex-senator ~ D..
=. Nicholson took an active part. The following
speaks for itself:
HEADQUARTERS UurEp STATES Foscrs)
Columbia July 20 1902. J
Capt BRiSkLER, Proves. MarshsL- Su: race 10 clo'e
con6ncDeo On soliers fare the Hon A. o. 2. ichoou.
language That he bed been mpathizer yih the SoTia
AID w. .tl symPsh sef with the afbellioa; ha he h;d
tax. the %p o S r" :" Jas NE3IfS ssaa.esn
The arrest, which Immediately took place, caused
great excitement. large number OF gentlemen
called upon Gen. Negley, many Of them, regret 10
say, being loysl men, md importuned for his re-
lease. Bat The General informed them all that he
would tEansgIe,s bis duty should he release 70 vile
traitor and that, ss h. bad deliberately announces
that h. war prepared to take all the consequences
before he would take the oatn, he must e1t1cate
himself honoably and secure liberty in no other
Way.
In the afternoon of the day OF his arrest tho .rit
os vi called upon Gen. Negley. aud asked err
m,-iOn 10 AXE her bnsband pillow and some food.
The General informed Der thai he would permit no
such thing; tbat her husband was prepared Tor the
Goose queu ces AID lie must take them.
But" said the lady, "wrere il be confined T.
In the uard.honse, madam, with soldier, who
has been Imprisoned .OT sieaiiug," was the Geuer-
ale answer.
This enr red TIE Lady. and she vehemontly in
qnred Of the officer il he neout 10 compare the
cIiDs OF her husband to the petty tranagieeioue o.
a Low bsckgra'd of a soldier Z" Madam. re-
joiped the General, yon ark me a direc, qu.tiion,
and ! am DOT ia tie least Inclined 10 ade mn
answer; but you must not oon-der Inc indicate
wnen l Inform you that your husband deserves
hsn. lng; ana that in my es imhiOn. there isl
crime 20 enormous 10 treason 10 The United STATES
Government"
She immediately bestowed upon The General tho
vlesi OF abuse aud exhausted the vocabulary of op
probnoua epi'ets in her rage. telling him that her
husband va. wilhug TO take the oatn with Der con-
sent, but that 10 should rot in jail fret.
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Hecruitiny In Boston.

BOs1oN. Thursday, Aug . I"S
Tho merchants Of Milk, Franklin, klby' An'
other leading Streets including nearly all the heavy
business houses, have signed an agreement 70 ''o'0
their stores and couuting'rooms every AFTERNOON
during tho whole of next week. to assist IN los ny
the quota of Boston, under the call for 5000 three
yeas volunteers.
The old South Church propretors have agreed 70
throw open their grounds around their ed'nce' an
display a starry flag that has Revolutionary MS
tory Tents and pavilions WILDE erected ior nes''
quarters, and recruiting will DO tho order Of tho aAy
Throughout the ciiv
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CIaciHNiTI, hngnft !. W.
Dispatch to The C0mmercaal igom Deoae,d,
Tenn, says that General Robert McCock was mui'
dered While riding in his ambulance day before
Yesterday in advance of LIE brigade.
NASHVILLE. Thursday 400 Il. lCc2
Gen. Robert McCook was eho, by putty Of 2uer-
rI.as near Sslen, Ala, yesterday, while riding 10
ward Winchester. Tenn, sick, in On ambulance
His enains reached here this evening. Captain
Brooks wns cop ured. Our force burned he housc
Of the Rebel who led them into tits auibuscaJe.
| have just left the body OF General Robert Nc
Cook. lie wa. killed Yesterday, near Salem, while
riding in On ambulance, sick. The body viii 10
taken to the Capital, by order of Gov. johnson.
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The telegraph announces the appointment of
Mr.. Richard Busteed as BrigajierGeneral.
Mr. Busteed is a man Of ideas, believes in saw
ing the Republic, knows how the Rebellion il
to be put dowo, values the Union at an in.
fnitols higher price than Slavery, has forgotten
that be ever belonged 10 party. and believes
10 pulling treason up by the roots. "Irish-
men," he shouted, when the 18th Regiment
passed his Office, last summer, on their way
to the seat Of war" lrishmen fight like
Iri.hmen. Fight like TIgers!" That is his
notion of doing things. The more we have of
o
that sort, the better. We bet on Dick !"
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r,orcn,cn,, OF onau,rcII,. tiucrrInns.

Fl. JosHFh Tuesday. Ana ;, 1902.
gentleman from LeayenwOrh reports that the
guerrilla leader QaantIell seized descending
steamer on Sunday evening, AID cross d 800 men
to hi. tide OF the RIVER. Tho military auih oritieJ
Of Fort LeavenwoTth, hearing Of the capsdre, and
no, knowing Qusui.rll's strength, sent 100 mon 70
intercept him--a ~ whom be captured, and marched
on, capturing Liberty
Col. P-nirick had previously evacuated that place,
escaping with lis command.
Al additional force of four companies, with bat
terry OF artillery, was dispatched from Fort Leavan'
worth yestcrd'y morning, TO operate against
Ona.,rell.
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A semi Secesh jouroal of Albany accuses us
of saying "tbat there is host q Abolition
lists who viii not fight because the war is not
one of euaDcipatiou." AZ the war is not yet
theoretically, whatever it may be practically
one of emancipation, and as host Of those
whom all traitors Call Abolltionsts are engaged
in it, it is hardly worth while to deny the
charge made against us, inasmuch as we are
not generally supposed to be fools. Is it worth
while to demand that such calumnies shall be
proven Is IT ever worth while to ask those
who indulge in babItual fal.ehoods to tell the
truth anc prove themselves liars
A country paper IN Pennsylvania pretends to
copy this from TIE TRIBUNE:
Whosaa The di.sou iau f the present imperfect and
glorious Union between slrve Si,,es would
result in the overthrow Of and the for
nation Of perfect and glorious Union, without the
incubus Of Slavery; therefore
KssoFed Thet invita- free pordence with the
Dunonsts Of the South in order devise the suitable
and to the 20 devouY TO
be wished"
As this is started on ito round, aSd would,
no doubt, be taken up presently by The Herald,
The Express, and The AiJary Atlas and Argus.
we brand it az a forgery at tue outset, and
wait 10 see If they dare r~publish it as having
originally appeared in THE TRIBUNE.
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The First New.York Regiment under tho
Eall.

ELarRA. N. T.. Thursday. Aug 7. 1862.
The regiment for this Senatorial district Col. Van
valkenburgh reached the minimum standard several
days since, aud has been off tally designated tho
10Th Regiment n. Y. s. v. request has been
received from the President through Secretary STAN
ton that Col. Van Vakenburgh proceed Win his
command AZ soon as possible to Washington ana the
regimen, will probably leave next "wednesday
morning. The 10Th ia the first regiment from tue
State under the July call.
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NEW YORK OAuv gRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST =, .oH2.

ordered to report for dnty without delay, and ais.
MAJOR George W. Wallace, 9Th Infantry, to Major
Gen. Morgan.
Brig. Gen. O. w. Davidson i, assigned to tempo.
rsry duty in the Department of the Mississippi end
ID ordered to report without delay to Gen. Schofeld
commanding District If Missouri.
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sLirwish m, Point Pleasant, Mo.

CAIRO. Thursday, Ans T. 'sbE
A skirmish took place yesterday near Point Pleas-
ant. no between the citlzens and State troops, i'll
which it il reported Lai several were killed on both
sides. II seems that tho citizens bound themselves
toee,her TO ress, the Enrolment Act. Troops were
sent from New-Madrid to enforce the law, and hence
the collision
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MARRIED..

DOCK-STIIFS-Or Thrrsdiy. Aug, st the Abbot Cole
tts In.t,.ts hy tho Rev DORIAN b. Abbot LII. D. d. d..
Mr. Hitrsr Dock OF this city aud Miss Carrie E. daughter
Of the late Morris stiles Of Newark NJ J.
Phi',delpta papers please copy.
BROOKLYN, on Tuesday, Aug 5 BY
M. Rev John f. Booth Marcns J.. Graves OF New YORK
10 ELIZA daughter of Or. l.. Graves OF Brooklyn, ~ l.
,,yous and Album NJ y papers please copy
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TIE Imposing armies all the Intervening corutry
som Richmond TO Washington pas been substanti.hy
S.jr.J supplies snd cauuot ither be de peed with
t ,sdoc,s ito Inhabitants starvation IL 70 owe tbs'
before Rebel Gen Lee push forward 70 W shl'
he must be supplied with immense wagon train -qu 70
the subsistence Of az army If two hundred NJ.
distance Of one houded sud hty two hundred nies !,
We gay hundred Thousand Len. for anything o' VI
this would be destroyed bslore reaching he Potomac
Compare these statements with notorious
facts, such as l. The undisputed Rebel posses
sion by the Rebels of line Of railroad from
Richmond TO GordOnsyille, end another nearly
to Fredericksburg; 2. The position OF Gen.
Pope's army between Fredericksburg and Cor
dsn,yille. and threatening the latter; 3. The
known readiness of Pope 10 fight against any
but overwhelming odds. Now we say that, if
the Rebel. had any such number as $50, 900
men in Virginia they would long since have
trusted the defense of Richmond against Nc
Clellau to $4,000, and t,ed to envelop and de-
stroy Pope's army with the residue. For this,
no "immerse wsgon train" was required
nothing that the Rebels do not possess except
the $50, 600 men aforesaid The truth ia, that
they were badly beaten in the two closing bat
ties on the James of that eyentiul lighting
week, and we believe they might then have been
chased into and cut of Richmond, had Gen.
Mcclellan but known their weakness. Let II
only be pressed with vlgor. and the Rebellion
will soon collapse aud walsh.
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rycrvnu i'm Kentucky,

LorIsUtE. v rdr e.daJ Aug :. 1862.
The Jourtal publishes II rulnor of MorSau's adj
vance into Kentucky, ard lie capture of Barksyile
with ar increased force Of cavalry. lie expresses
the determination to march to tho banks Of the
Ohio River. Military ciicles here disbelieye the
whole atOrY.
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SicI, md Wounded.

PuILADa pHrA. Aug :, 1867.
Tho following is q list OF the rick and wounded
soldiers received on board the c. Vanderbilt at Har.
rison's Landing, from Richmond, August7 During
tho passage number of deaths occurred. Some Of
tbe bodies we're buried at Harrsons Landing, others
we're brought here. All tho deaths were from
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AZ. pedc Of baltimore Traitors.

B.LrfxoHx Thursday. Aug. T. 1862
Quite a stampede is in progress from this city, OF
parties eager TO escape the draft Some are going {"
Europe, many TO Canada, and others to various
Northern States. Many leading SecessionisIs are
disappearing for parts unknown.
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Tho Recent Fight near Memphis.

MEhFHIs, AHsust =. IN1'
TIE fight Oh Sunday afternoon between the Union
accommodating party and the Rebels, was fm.r
affair. About $50 of the latter were surprised the
vicinity of Mooney Greek and fled at the first ire
Six or seven were killed, and several wounded.
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her age. " - "" W.
ne funeral will take place from the r.ds,c. of ne, Am.
in-sw H. Hobby corner Of old Fissbu.h Road and Dsa1.
bush-avenue cars from Fulton Ferry
'Xn w. his city on Wednesday Aug g. DaydJ
Cslifofria and Havana papers please copy '
WYETH-In Barbados. w l.. on Tuesday y,,x ~ :, A..
OF Brooklyn. n. Y. 'N' '''" ~
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Recruiting.

UTcA. Thursdsy, Aug. I, 1861,
Cant Alvin White, Co. A, 4th Oneida Regiment
,eno,is IOs men. Over GOO men are mustered in Tor
tho regiment, aud most Of them are in camp.
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TIE Uleoing Intaigeneer is reconciled to
the fact that Garlic Is U. S. Senator from that
State by the consideration that, had be not
been. he might h we he-n Cove nor
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No. 50 Esst iItn' ct, near L nion Square
Seize upon ruth wherever IL 10 found"
DR. Won FALLENSTElN. for sixteen year, sssocsts Of
his father Gerhard Felienst~p 10 tbs Hean
Dresden ermsDy and der Of the F.iThaven eso
Inti oiion Bsblon Eng aud. will tf-st all dse.ss
woru gcnt, cbrobio heuuistisu mailer 81 how long
staniiug diseases and that scosrss Ia 40
society dyspepsia To the advice and '-ai- ---.
NaIsi- IL '''~-s .--t If A.. '-~
go" ~"s ~''"s'.-- - = - - =
Ee-y Book for Women that should be IN
Every Family.-IuIRTY YEARS OF FETALt LlFE-
BY Lines ~ u. of 800 eoutsiDing
startling truths remarkable fcts and laE- upd Of tmpor'
nation In regard to female heath fnoe Interesting
than novel aud far loie Instructive Prise 81 fcr sals
By VIM, God. No 81 Walkers; II. Lyon No 49, Broad
ways B1rnton's, No 2s5 bowery ana No 2@ hudson''tI
aud book sellers generally circular giving description
the book &c by addressing Dr. h. LINES. No. Isl
Fast fat.l -.
A Friend In Need-Try it.-Dr. SwrETS ~
FALLiOLs LINIMENf the gest external remedy Of ths
age prepared from tho recipe OF DR. Stephen sweet a. C.n
cticn he celsprstsd bore who'e fame is aiTsoa
By of living I. certain aud Immediate cnre
for Rheumstism 6out, Neuralgia. SpIsos Bruises Cuts
Wouud. Sores Burns Scslds Piles Lnu,haso HsAd~hs.
oohah- aud all Rheumatic and Nervous Dsordsrs kA,ar
pa Injuries. &c All sufferers sh uld gle II sthd RicH-
ARSON Co, Proprietor Norwich, Conn.
MORGAN ALLEN. Asonta NJ A. CNg.s.. y.
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BIRTH.

Marbetown Ulster County, n. Satur'
day July 49, Sbe Ann wife Of Duncan Co!lahoup oil son.
Lon lon Canada west papers please copy.
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Business NOtlres.

READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready ard esbe GotD Pks exactly adapted to your nana
and .'yl- writing which will do your writing vasilychesp
than Steel Pens If you wsnti zee The Pen Mshes
than the sword" In another column
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The Eighteenth Ward Union citizens held meet
hg last night to select delegates 70 tho State Con
ssn''op, at which resolutions OF the right stamp
sSs sssliAd. Road them. in Special Notice column.
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D''" WHITE PINE
COMPOU ND!

Long time before the setlsneu, of North Amsis BY Ews.
pesus the indians employed the bark Of White Pine for shs
cue VI
SCURyY. PUTRID FEVER,
SORE THROAT
And nsie yash with il for inh.ued woapds and bruises
French navigator while trading with the Indians he
balks Of - Lawrence. obtained from them knowieAe
this Of the Pine Stree thai period ph ci..s
have prescribed 10 fhei pfscce to eyen bat OWING
to its astrngerc 1t blamed any cee pity TIL s5. -
that year Dr. w. POAND. then Of Gost.wn Csntfe y
IL, broughs before the public his
WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
The combustion of o'her ing'edcns With the Pine Bark
modified the Of the lster thu, preparation ~0
podoced which gained orboanded favor among The pee
Ole For Colds Coughs Hoarssr Sore Thros spftns
Is ood. snd mosie Affections generally and for Hsaey
Cornplsings Likewise, II is moot wooder'ul remedy The
large number rder. received from BIO have be-n
cured by using this Compound shows IN what high esteem 10
medicine 10 held ty them. - -
It. rrea valoe Specific for kidney fou-
uaist ascertaned BY Iersop who ock 70. cough T7e
cough etrsy removed and ALEC severe ff.mmstieA
of The kidnsys Of ten yeats endurance. hence wsS
A DISCOVERY!
Since that time has cnrsd great Of k.dos?
Ina ,rnmation, and vvn Diabetes and Hy dsoc-le.
Reference, DO upon 9 large Circular, which .
dealers have TO give away. -
Letters Of inquiry addressed 70 Dr. p st Asrose wia b
promptly snsweTed Advice grsis.
MANUFACTURED By
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Hlllitarn Notices.

First Regimeut-National Volunteers. -Ihb ZEE
usnt IL zius. and mea wanted immediately
I'LL up pAntes Pay snd rations fcm enistaen Goos
quarter. st Camp Washington 81.
All the aud State Doun,ies secured TO recrea
q. cd commissioned ofcers are wanted iieaoquANs
'''''' "'" '''' w ''" wM Quincy.
of ths l.. R.riueut u s. Chsrsurs C,lousl Commanding
j. L. LITTLE, late of the TIN h gnent n u, Ad&ins
Drum. MAJOR wanted
Company Il, Metropolitan Guard: "a.
the service under the recent call Of tho President from the
RECRUITS WANTED to ill up Company Z, immsA:
ately Call No. SO wslkers near Broadway and eSios
and State bounties win DO paid each rrcrak
agreeay to regulations These toantios together wish ~
regular pay .ns s ss 9s en- ...
aforementioned Hh,sT' a. sSa M@:tss1: wanted
NO. 20 "A' CAPT. H. H. HELPER.
Riack smiths and Basiers Wanted for n Cav
sukssH ssaosRs and 10 BGoLEss Tor sc,T. o. Z
s.sssas . %sss'i 3 .ls
New Bowery. No. IN Crssnwtchst. and Tent No. Gig
Hall Park
ANTON BATTALION
L!earAaEILaHayso,y
with tho special permission Of tho rrssdso .soa:
eficssus am u the service. ,,, thai, eov,.
few intelligent men ds:irou. q Sss.DoGARrEKi
~ s sss ; EsosB RS;s,,SYI'S ' 'pD'''''
Pay aud rsons In accordance with the United
Regulaiions
C....-.. Z.rave.. 4th Regiment, Emplr9
CSssHr. e.. sUsS cosa:"S T.esis. wi w.,
for Company B. com~'sdsd Sy U.rieusrs sppy ~
i I,sss .id a' w. i, b. ss:.ss.s
-..,,. Px..,nfiou.-BIsnks isrni.bsd and aisS ~
.iass,% VIZ ssa 81. no Notary s,.:d..,
--.-~--------- g.. hosrs az d..y Al the Ciss
muttafy n.s,f. b. applying u for legal een4
n 'a' ii'' M 8. Il "a s gu rs
Notanss, ~ ~ ceuts. Ohics hours O. N TO ~ ,. -
p''es Ma s03 Blsscksr.s. sfter 7p
wIe are Exempt and who arc not.-Ths MlLiIlS
ANS OF the United 5tst-s tose"ef WIN tue Mnss
L.. State Of New-York Price, cepts per too, - ~
s.ir by news dealers geu~reny .
N r DAwLEY. Publisher. cor kesds and Cenv s-ssA
Cavalry Sabers.-soo supetsoI s.sSr< SssAs*S -
,shsd fer s.ie " NO. W MsidsalsAA ssw tSs
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Howard As.ocistiou. Pbtladelpl a. for

lief the SICK and Distressed afflicted vrlen' sn4
Chronic Diseases and especially Diseases Of the serua
Organs Medical Advice given Grs By the Acting snrscoa
Vslrsbie REPORTS on SPEhhAIORRdfA or SEMI.
NAL WEAKNESS and other Diseases oil The SeAua
Organs aud the NEW REMEDIES emro, ed In the Dts'
pen.sry sent sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad
dr..s Dr. J. skiLLlN HOuGHrOS Howard Association,
No. Q South Ninth.st. PhladrPhiA. Pe
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Gperial Notices.


esas ehs tnlSn xSS M "a
s to M s s.ss'eoS n
called to the chair and Mr.. ELIAL r. HALL chossS
JAMES ~ THOMSON and CHARLES MCNEIL vsrs
chosen Delegates and T. Hamilton and William RchUsss
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted.
Reored That Is the duty Of every citizen to rally 70 ta
support Of the Government In ts the moss peous crisis o.
vs sas TO e rsea s and Is: RsDS
Ro.ed Ths. the present e.gsncies Of military sas. Do
T:nd more determined and vigorous prosecution Of the m
satisfaction the call just made for 100000 militia
% DC red Sy draft in addition 10 the 100000 volunteers pre-
tsiE.dl WILLIAM RICHARDSON, ch.iruss.
Fourteenth Ward Republican Aseociation.-
A. the esuH monthly nssins Republican Asa caiso
wefs unanimously sdopledi
Re'Oired That ho,. member, Of tn. Association who arc
members OF and belong to c,imjus 10
Republican Association Of this Wsrd hereby expelled
SHARP. SIDNEY SMITH. HUGH BENNhiT THOMAS
MULLI0AN. aud JOHN FITCH, pursuant to the for,
e Cog ion expelled from the and that tbs
names be stricken Of the roll.
Rssred That these resolutions be published in The II
Tribune. ADOLPHUS BORSr, Presldent
fEas 1A (. + Wilcox. Secretaries
Nineteenth Ward Republican Association.-
meeting Of this Associations WI be beid s Lsndas
ner # 6sihst and dsv., THIS IFhd,yl EvENINo as
O'Clock Tue Executive ard Finance Committees viii sse
W. IL DE CAMP, President
ALLAN COOPER. Secretary
Mercantile Library Associate The LIBRARY
BAY sep. issa I'll. aEkbISG ROOM wi, b. cLosES
from MONDAY. Ans 10. until MONDAY, Sept. l.
JAS. II. PEBCIvAL. Recording Secretary.
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Eclectic Tnstitute,

Deer Park Institute, Port Jerv;s Orange Co. ~ T.
Commence Oct For ccuias address Principal the Lev
/ IL NORTH u
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LIST OF DrATHs on THE c. yAHDERDILr:
BF Simmer 9Th NJ j.. typhoid fever. Avg 4; buried at
Harison's Landing
Tbomss REYNOLDS lat Mass buried at Harrsons Landing
Wu j. Arthur Sest. cd Quo buried ~ hansons Cand'
W. Wood, musician. 18th Msssi buried at Hsirison''
LshdnG M, NJ, ,,,
at Hsr ison's Landeg
Eour names unknown, I'D Mass
James MsD0we. 18th N. Y. typhoid fever Aug d body
brought 10 PHILADELPHIA .
Join Murray, 18Th n. T., yphoid fever Aug Il buried at
Cap,.in A. J. N.f Of tho Ia. Pa. Reserves buried ct
Leonard Reed, Massachusetts sharpshoOte, buried ct
Norfolk. x.,
Joha g. Shields lst Conn Art. buried ct Norfolk.
John Rose, I'D y Y, buried at Norfolk.
L. Crbbs 9Th N. Y. Bat. buried OF Norfolk 90.
Fredk tdrtneer ~ ~ j. typhoid fever buried NofIoA
1,rofse Yemans Ist Berd4n " s., buried at Norfolk
Wm Kruuiery bAnd 10Th Mich buried at Norfolk
Jas Crosse 9TH T., typhoid fever Aug D. body brought
TO Philsd-lpih =, e.. A.. q A.ax
brought 70 Phisdelphii
C. Purd, llh Mich typhoid fever Aus body brought to
One se unknown typhoid fever, Ans body brought to
Jas Pear.on 4h N " typhoid foyer Aug body brought
to PhLsdelPhiA
For the above list We arc indebted to the courtesy
Of The Philadelphia Press
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At JEFFERs's, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
Ea.tio Boors. + so. Bl IS, and W; BALaoRAIs S2,
d. IS, and 50 81 -
Gents nae sHoRs and SLIPPERS, Youths ard Childrens
BALaoRALs SHoys snd OATEas in great variety at low
price. JgFPEi.s, No. $40 Broadway.
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