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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-31
JOHN E. HENDERSON,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER.
226, CORNER KING AND ALFRED STREETS
TAS constantly on hand large and well So
L L lccted stock of FAMILY GROCEKlES,
which he offers cheap for cash. sep sQ-tf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-23

Nad Wa1binstcn nm 4 t1br 80 Min.,
z 40 NIB 10 nbr gormittasS unb um3 so
unb 5 10 Wadmittass,
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bas f@este nnb gepiteite wsttteI in ger 9sitnne bon bart-
aadissn Snitsa, Grtaltuassag 8ronditis, gnsttifhgtslt,
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belt, allen SaE8s, 8rut~ r1c 2unSenleloea. IA Z
afs -nsaDt. Swagne's42$ 4''49
sulanlmen9eIebter S9rup BOT WtlDftrIHsn
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3u(ammen8GeBter Sprup son Wt0ftrIGen
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6amtien in 6ielent nnb inl &uSlanbe seDraRGt riro. 4ftfh
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4tuea inb Elm i9rsGts. ~reini9stosS 2%artrmttel. bs aae bDjs
ganablcncernu9et aus BEN Usa8ent nno ben @3ebdr,nen ent4
fernt WooHr6b n6li8e @elunobet ~ber9eitelt pr6.
aB- 9tt6ereitet 0a8l@heBttd bls1 Dt.9 SwaDne,
PbilaSelpbta, al 80 gr6i l&841srI ta3l.0I
Cine Dor foirb per goft france ~pesienOst lei gppfan8 prn
Waw a~cTelhre 8eaelun9en an 395~ n-s4snanstge fa5t
Dr. S. SWahne & SDAn,
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mr. elue J}eoEu FIN en-. Die in ieoeul 6ale aui benz SGladt-
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s1aiben Sane, 9tewsYort, uno BET alen r~eIpertabeln Drug.
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S<Stcbttg fir @dbttetDer IL. Beftebcr.
@5ccrge 6Dtbmann, Deutlner MiaIntuia .

@|eerBe 6DIbmanu, Dentl0er Mlal0tniR
q. fra5sr Del Singer 81 CO. @sw-Dart.
= yto. 287 B. Drntts na1e @ittawtr
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rithia Gu Stem lcrier Dretien. Yeut3. 3nt
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$4,000 &eeaer, Do. % @ermantr.

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Wefen s nhr 40 Ntin. Mer8e1s unb 6 OC
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Mntun t.
8pn Waibin9tcn fcutuien bic 3tse INN
s 1br, unb 8 80 Sormittags uab un 1llbr,
5 80 rnb Z ubr NadmittagS bier an.
Der pefli9e Bug fcnlmt 6 llbr MenbS
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-10-23

Rener nttD sDtbtt9er Sabrploar4 !,
Baltimore H. SbtOsG ifenbGbm.
Nm unb Ra@ benz 10 Sftpber 1852 ssbeu tdalt9 8 8fse
3UtfHen Baltimore, Jrecertf unb 5atpers Ferr6. {i~4 ~
N 8erlGet 80 gsrI66tt .~es All
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Qrasua 900 $50 - 81
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brne.
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Wtrldbt Standardization HA $40 u. 9.15 @cruttt. rmb nm
1 As rn6 500 EtaGnt. E ~ TTrGG"" ~
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3.15 wnb 20 Na1nt.
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Der 6gitse anS finite Bug BON 8altiSaUre dmo Der Snets
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STANDARDIZATION. qD n. y. swift, f2[
3rsaspGThatsgnsaetfer. &~E3ItdDte.
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OumbolOt5S nltitnt
Doer
DeutIAe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mebiStntlGe
S9ule In Ct. Qouts, NfC.2 .e
aGacmltGt8 @pQeatmms

Sr. M% %1anl nler, YrOfefor Der 44natontte, @birtr9te une
Observation-Disclosures, Der htrnrBtid-augeH
dr5it9en Rltntf 1ab 9plp- 8ltnif up6
&sgtIl& a.a Ocean ner ~SafnItdt.
.Gr. 81. Eeruat,g, Qrpfe0pr Der @eburtsbulf, 89naefrlc'
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@f. G. EfanF, NrpfefQr ser Ghemie uao pbarnace.
Sr. S. 8. Bernaps. @rpfe0cr Der 1bpft, Sctanit unit
34s" fJiinecaIpate.
Grs 81. WpSfptest, 9rpfefpr Der 9atbplBeie lHb T6arupre
: lllb Der nttetstntfdcn Stint.
Or. rs. Trte, YrbeGbThe 9bsfDiosie.
Or. 8. 8ecs. Rrpf(ipr Der. Materia Medica inb Inebi,t-
niidsn D0lp= Rltntr.
Die SSstt- l1ebun8en perbeh ppn Nr. @annter geleitet.
Mle 8mfige Der gtaturrtienldat uno IfebtStn .tperSen In
bteIer @nHdlt in fpiternatifne Der @ettenIpIse UDrgetragen.
Ole @prleeneen Beginner Gm /. Septemter 1862 ltn6 bau-
ern CIne llntersreGun8 Bis /, Wtni 1863, Das Stubteajabr
serfdGt 1T 2 Senleiter rnb jebes Sertefcr ur1abt4 IS iGnate.
@ebleren, Standardization SIS. 8prleiun9en fir Q &C.
METER $75. Gectttarte SIS.
Wuer fliuti6E nnterrtdt In unFerea etgenen Sp1pitaIe
@untGDlpt-0pipttale), i'm Stabt-6pfpttale, in Ser gGunte-
5arnt rab tn Der arnbulatpriiael Glintt Res SntitutSt II
Efteta41 81. .M6fnu3
Die Nnntelbun8en Hnb BET benz ltntsrSei6ueten f@riIti@
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ge5t natt ban @~an1gterea or pea E3eai1amun8sDrt.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Names or the Killed and Wounded as far

Names or the Killed and Wounded ~ far
ms known.
Our readers viii at perceive that when battle or
such magnitude as that which took place on Saturday.
Sunday and Monday occurs, and in which from three 70
four thousand men killed and wounded, It Is impos
sble TO obtain all the at The accompanying
list il corrected one a. far as known, and although
meagrs in itself il as full could be obtained We shall
doubtless possession of the complete list to-day or
morrow and shalla give II TO the public Our
correspondent has furnished with the following table
of losses certain regiments but has not yet been able
TO ascertain the Of those therein enumsrated-
Massachusetts, Ienth-29 killed, "a wounded.
New York Fifty -ffth-s9 killed and wounded
Pennsylvania Twenty -third-150 killed and wounded.
New York Thirty -sixth-5 killed, "a wounded.
Pennsylvania Ninety -third-14 killed. 90 wounded
General Howard lost in his whole brigade $50 mon
General Palmer, previously reported killed, was IN
perfect health when correspondent left the field
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NINErY-EIaHrH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.


Wounded.
Lieutenant - Stanton, shoulder.
Lieutenant - Andrews, leg.
Sergeant Jason G. Ross, right shoulder.
Private Robert Speirancs.
Private William Berry. slightly
Private Jacob Broz, Co. B, MORALLY
Private George ii. Williams.
ONE HUNDREDTH NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Killed.
Colonel James NJ. Brown.
Private Erastus Hayes.
Private Copewell Eddy.
Private David Williams.
Wounded.
Lieutenant Colonel P. T. Stanton.
Major G. N. Otis
captain John Nicholson, reported killed.
Captain u. ID. Nash, reported killed.
captain w. b. Moore, reported killed.
Captain Michael Bailey.
Lieutenant Samuel s. Kelly.
Lieutenant +. G. Brunck.
Lieutenant William L. Mayo.
Lieutenant William Brown.
Private Henry Reynolds, Co. K
Private William A. Moss, left leg.
Private - French, head.
PrivatsT. Hance.
Private J. Klngman.
Private James 0'Maley.
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and Captain suydam Of his stan, had his horse killed
All the gentlemen of COUGHS sta-Capain Walker ana
Lieutenants Edwards and Burt-had horses shot Gene
raj Peeks Was hit three times General caseys horse
was hit, and General Dsvens also
Losses
In the fight Of Saturday the bulk OF the losses on
either side took place and show the terrific severity OF
the fighting. Our loss for that day will scarcely fall
short of thros thousand in killed and wounded Upon
the field Of battle heard the snemys loss estimated
probably two to for own and the appearance
OF the field made the estimate reasonable
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Generals and STATS.

Killed
Captain E. W. Smith, Assistant Adjutant General 70
General Berry Third brigade, General Kearney),
Wounded.
General - Wassell, in shoulder, not dangerous.
General Howard, twice in the arm; arm amputated.
Arrived in New York last night, put up at the Astor
House. and leaves Today for Maine.
Acting General Chas. Devens, Jr, severely.
Lieutenant Theodore Lawrer, aid to General Sckles
wounded In leg, bone shattered, ball extracted and
doing well.
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Massachusetts, regiment went their camp Sunday
and brought away ham; but it was quoted piece
of dsxerty, the enemy to the place, and
the camp Of the Tenth was in the rear Of all COUGHS
division. ss ss.*..
So now on Monday morning we apparently
to begin the week well-to 60 forward and rsoccupy
alive or dead the position from which the enemy had
driven Us Resolution every face and all buckled
themselves up with determination do afull share Of
the work. and not only retrieve what had been lost
but to win more
II still dim and misty whom the lines were under
arms but little later when the advance of skrmsh
was thrown forward. Cautiously the went on
every step made completely before the next
taken until position gained the Williams
burg road where battery could be posted There
battery accordingly placed to command the
whole road, and again the men went Farther and
farther and the enemy fell back his pckets in sight 1t
began look very much IS the third day-the day Of
reoccupation--was TO be a bIoodless one.
CAMP REoccuRED.
And so indeed it proved, and our men pushed on step
by step, pushing the rebels before with light
change of IRE but serious resistance, until
once more entirely At home. ........
FARTHER STILL.
Then they pushed again, through camp and be-
yond it, and they were on the road to Rich
mond and they kept on IT, and that night our pcksts
posted within four miles Of the rebel capital, and
near to line Of works that fancy is represents,
the celebrated last ditch where the rebels make
final stand
END OF THE BATTLE OF THE SEVEN PINES.
Thus the affair became complete We had lost our
camp the enemy held it, an now it was rstaken-ours
more and felt Satisfaction in the result that
would have been greater We had retaken the
had actis Iio Pm
acknowledgment that he had failed and defeated in
the purpose for which he came.
ON FIELD
Lay yet large number Of the rebel dead and even
Of their wounded yet alive and uncarsd for
the third day.
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Private VIM. Proud, Co. X.
Wounded.
Private Charles Hortsman, back.
Private John Valentine, Co. A, right leg.
Private Samuel McWilliams, Co. A, thigh.
Private GsorgsH Strasser.
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Massachusetts.
TENTH MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEERS.
Y.rI<d

TENTH MASSACHUSETTS voLuNTIB1s.
Killed
Captain Edwin r. bay.
Captain Elisha'Smart.
Sergeant - Brunman.
Private Frank White.
Private r. M. Coleman.
Wossdkd.
Colonel Henry 8. Briggs, both legs.
Captain J. b. Parsons head and thighs.
Captain 5. s. Williams, Co. 9, right arm.
Captain --- Miller.
Captain J. X. Newell.
Private W. W Carpenter.
Private Jacob BrnGau.
Private W. J. Bishop, o.. G, left leg.
Private r. whnney Go. G, flesh wound.
Private w. l.. Kingsley, 90. G, left thigh.
Private W. Anthem !, Co. G, loft thigh.
Private T. w Lee, Co. G, neck.
Private r. A. Taylor, Co. G, left arm.
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Maine.
Maine.
FOURTH MAINE VOLUNTEERS,
HsIr-I

FOURTH MAINE VOLUNTEERS,
Killed. ~
Private A. Parker.
Private D. Knowles.
Wounded.
Private Goo. Thomas.
Private Seth NJ. Young.
Private Sanford Colson. .l
Private Geo. w. Steele.
Private Simon Higgins.
Private John Conner.
ELEVENTH MAINE VOLUNTEERS.
Wounded.
Lieutenant - Price
Private Edwin Haycock.