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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
TISTIMONIAIn


The undersigned, Commissioners of Highways Of
the town of plymouth, in Saginaw County, take
great pleasure in recommending TO the public Mr.
tolusin Bude, of East Saginaw Michigan, rs a
bridge Builder HasTWrfI tHg
He has constructed for us a Bridge across Flint
river, OF l2O feet span, according to his OF nyen-
ton, plan and model which gives great satisfaction.
combining strength, durability and economy. IIo
has proved himself highly competent mechanic in
INA, department. aud Is entitled 10 tho public conf
: Asa Bridge Builder VIC believe him to be unsur-
; llsd Russell II PARKER NJ
l00 THOMAS REID, 5000,
$3.50 JOHN RICHIE, Dulding Is, !.
iHv GE0. w. GLOVER, 'ommiueo' &C.,
-raes ANDREW LEACH,, ,f b. fl .eel ~ +.
srlnis,i g k0RGE F0bTz, bo3i )IIigbway r..
.1aJOIIN DIFfIN, Commits
ds.N ANDREW WILSON, >soners
u'lc DID, ROSS, supervisor !1yor
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
G.. w. BERNACKI.
G. FRED. HOBBS.
M0RTGAGE SALE.


nEFAULT having been made in the conditions
~ Of n certain Mortgage executed by Devolson A.
Dana and Eliza Dana, his wife, both Of the county
of Gcnesee and State of Michigan, to Sumner
Howard then Of the same place, bearing date the
9th day Of January, A. ID. 1860, and recorded in
the Office Of Register of Deeds Of Saginaw county,
Michigan, November 25th, 1861, and recorded in
Liber II Of DE- eds, pages 4S2 and 493, and duly
assigned by said Sumner Howard to Joseph Wool
house on the 9TH day of October, thousand eight
hundred and sixty, which assignment was duly re-
corded in the office Of Register of Deeds for Saginaw
county on the 25th day of November, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-one, in Liber III Of Mort
cages, pages 493 and 4ef, upon which said
mortgage there is claimed to be due at the date of
this notice the sum Of hrty-ssven dollars and fifty
nine cents and no suit or proceeding at law having
been instituted in law or in equity, to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given, that on wednes-
day the 30th day Of April one thousand eight hun
bred and sxtytwo at two o'clock In the afternoon Of
that day, Mt the front door Of the Saginaw County
Court House, in the City Of Saginaw, Saginaw
County, Michigan, 0hat being the place Of holding
the Circuit Court for said county, shall sell at
public auction to the highest bidder the premises
described in said mortgage, or so much thereof rs
may be necessary TO satisfy the amount due on snid
mortgage, with the interest and costs and expenses
Of this foreclosure provided in said mortgage all
that certain piece or parcel of land described as
follows, to-wit: being the north part Of fraction
seven a. on section twenty -one cd in town thir-
teen (l3) North Of range three 3) East in Saginaw
County, Mchigani IL being fourteen and 49, 100
acres of land on Back-B Reserve, and being
the came land decided by Alphus Chapman 20 said
Devolson Dana, lying and being in Saginaw county,
State of Michigan.
Dated January 23d, 1867 -e I'D "A tcrQ,T
JOSEPH wO0LHOUsE, Assignee.
A. BUMP, Atty. for Assignee n2S-l3w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
Selestrtl gaFtry.
IDEAL AND REAL


/" To thee, cherubiu, and seraphim continual
cry."-Te DDm Laaaamus.
IDEAL
Some years ago, when was young
And Mrs Jones was Miss Delaney
When wedloek's canopy was hung
With curtains from the loom OF f,uoy.
used to paint my future life
With most postical precision
by special wonder Of a vile
Ny happy days-my nights Elysian
saw a lady rather small
A Juno was my strict al hcr-ence)
With haxen hair Conttived % fall
In careless ringiets Ia Lawrence
A blonde complexion eyes that drew
Prom Autiiun clouds tlc.r azure Lli-ht--S
The foot Of Venus; nrms whose hue
Was perfect in igs milky whiteneSs
saw party quite se'ect--
There might have been bakers dozen
a parton Of the ruling sect,
A bridesmaid, and a city cousin
formal speech % mo AMI mns
(Its meaning / could scarce discovery
A taste OF cake, slp OF wines
Come kissing-and the scene was over
saw a baby--one--no more;
chsrub pictGre, rather family.
Beside plllid dame who wore
4 oountenance extremely sanity
Gaw-but moth NJ could hear
Except the s3itest prattle, may be-
The m3rest brea'h upon the ear
SO quiet vac that blessed baby
REAL
see a woman, rather tall
And yet 1 UNyn, u oOmeIy lady
Complexion, such as must call
Ito be eHact) a little shady,
A hand not handsome, yet contest
a generous one for love or PHYS
A nimblo foot, and-noatly dressed
In No 6--eztremeIy pretty;
SEQ & group Of girls and boys
Assembled round the knee paternal
With rudiy checks aud tangled curls,
And manners not ut all superual;
Aud ono has reached a manly size,
And ono aspires 70 womnn's stature,
And one is quite recent prize,
And all abound in human nature
Tho boys arc hard TO keep in trim,
The girls are often very trying,
And baby--like the cherubin--
Seems very fond Of stoady crying
Aud yet the precious little one,
His mothers dear dcspotic master,
To worth thousand babies done
10 Pariau Or alabatterl
And Oft that stately dame and /,
When laughing o FER our early dreaming,
And marking, as the years 60 by,
How idle was our youthful scheming
Confess tho wiser power know
How care each earthly Joy enhances,
Ana gave us blessings rich and true,
And better fur than all our fancies
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

j. H. McFarlin tenders his thanks TO the people of
this city for their past liberal patronage and hopes
for its ontinuonce ,ot \.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
Hats and Caps.
The Christmas GIN.

The Christmas GIFT.
Old Christmas had come, with his bright merry face
And bracing airs joyous and keen,
And while the gay holiday folks, at each place,
Selecting their gifts, might be seen.
An old man walked on, at very brisk pace,
In search of a SEwISc-MAoHiSE.
Perplexcd he appearcd-nay, bewiidercd In mind
Amid all the vast moving scene, Na
Unable to meet with precisely the kind t
OF thing he was seeking wecn;
Indeed, il is not quite easy TO find
really good SRwING-MAonNE)
For hours he paced up and down all broadway,
With puzzled and sorrowfu men
For all his researches, throughout the long day,
Entirely fruitless had been,
Till fortune benignantIy threw him In way
or FISKLE AND LYoNs MACHINE.
"Ah, hercp'-hc exclaimed, as happy smile graccd
His features bland aud serene -
"Ah here have managed TO find out, at last,
1.-THE very MACHINE that mean;
Yes, yes I'd forgotten the name in my haste
"'T was FIsKLE AND LroS's MAcBivEi
"Was ever invention like this meath the sun!
what movements! how rapid and clcanp'
Continued repeating the joyous old man,
As he ON his elbows did lean,
Beholding what wonderful things can be donc
by FINKLE AND LYoN's MACHINE.
His choice Of a gift was no longer delayed;
land here his great wisdom ives seen)-
That Christmas, his daughter-a blooming young
maid
Was rendered m proud az queen; go ~. Il i
Next morn when she rose, in her boudoir there laid
FINKLE AND IYoN's MACHINE! iif -fTl
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25

The solar system bas large family
bat only oae Gun. -..o +
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
PAINTING,

!, ssetts ~ AINTING, r,ot,r.-,,i
House, Sign, plain and Ornamental painting &,
OIL It's bTancLes vii te carried on az heretofore IL
the Undersigned nina'A .eia.'sif1tl ha3 seiiSI
'szTHhS NFw PITT STOP
en- wAtsr ssrset east side northern ter1ninAtiou a
the late FIRE, where no will be pleased TO see bis old
GuitoueTs ADD pew ones also. o L. GLOVER
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
al WA Us ON HI ND!
SAMUEL ALLEN,
Carpenter e. Builder.

Shop IN Burfs Brick Building, Wafer Street. I'd
door South from corner of Tuscoia Street
~ II q ~ g - a
IIiE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to do all manner
Il Of work in his line, heavy or light, In manner
which he warrants will give entire satisfaction.
Framing, enclosing, joiner work, mailing doom,
sash, window frames cisterns anything in the line
attended 10 promptly at fair prices. JOBS largo or
small, taken, and completed with The stnoa dcs-
patch rs.trfif,. ii t,.f f.. Geo..
Past patronage acknowledged, and liz continuance
solicited.
East Saginaw, Feb. 4, 1862. 10
N readiness at all times, at call from town or
l. county, man competent TO Put up window
Curtains and shades also 70 lay carpets and Oh so,bs
- 49, -a- - -. .ol LSncsb.
nAk DINING and Office Chairs, at
" sILsBEYs.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-03-25
1862. BUILDING. 1862,

TINE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully an
Il nounce that he is once more con his own hook. I"
and with the best Of facilities an abundance of stock
and the advantage Of long and varied experience
in the Carpenter and Joiner Business, he is enabled
70 execute all work in the line promptly neatly and
cheap.
Entire satisfaction warranted 10 oil who may favor
me with their patronage f'
Plans specifications and, building agreements fur
nishcd. Sash and Blinds Of superior quality made
as cheap rs any in the city.
East Saginaw, Dec. 49, 1861.
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ITO thee, Cherubim and seraphim continual,
do cry."-Te Deum Laaaamus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-06-06
akhEnALoApEks NO. IS.

Uoe5 advancing beyond ths Oheka-
hominy tho troops nii! 60 preparut for BAIL:
at momvnt'a no:ice, and will be entirely uu-
enriiu osraa. With tho exception OF ambu-
lances, Gil vehicles will DO left on the Esstcra
silr Of the Obi, E2ho,niuy and carefully
p:ckSii: - Th., r4ari sllt laaVe thgir knapsscks
packed with tho .sg0ns and viii: carry iarsa
DAYS Iatihas III heir 5sysrsaaks. THO arms
| a'ilI be Jn: III p9,sc! order b,fnre tic troops
march, ard careful inspection made OF :heuI,
rs y ell as ofths c.FiTidgs boxes, which Ill all
Cases VII contain at least forty rounds
/ Twenty additional ,ounds will bo carried Dy
thu men in ,hair pockets. Commanders Of
batteries will SEQ that teir timber ind caisson
boxes arc Hlla'l Ii tho utmost capacity.
Commanders OF Almy Corps will da7oto
their personal attention 10 the fu?Illment Of
these order, aEd will personally sec that tho
proper arrangements are made for palEins
and properly guarding the trsins and eu,piuS
baggage, taking oil the steps necessary to in>
sure their being ought promptly 20 tie iTont
wbtu needed. They will also tsEa steps To
pTcT ,nt I ho lroulauces FROM interfering wi;G
The movement Of ATTY troops These rebicl, ]
must follow in rear III al The trocpa moving
by the asme road Sufficient guards and sts il
! officers viii he detailed to carry cut these OF.
deIs
! Tte Ga,Munltlon wagons. rsi!l he lSid iE
readiness to march Sc their respective hr;cEdes
and batteries at moments warning, hut VIII
not cross the ChickahomiEy unit! tLey are
sGDt inr. All Quarleru asters ard Ordinance
otiic.7a ere tp remain with thcir traine,
2 III tho approaching battle, he Cirueia a.
Commanding Trusts that The troops will pre-,
servo tho cls-plins which be has been So
anxioua 10 enfoic3, and which they have 60
generally chser7cd. He calls Upon Al! iii ;rr'
and soldiers 10 obaY promptly ard ir:o:'rant>
i eli 6rd,l3 thoy iDa1 rec=!Ts.
Let than boar III mind tina; the Attul VI the
Potomac has nryeT yet been checked let ;hrtl
pTeasrve in battle perfect ao5ih:1s and cDnd :
tiencr, ih. sure iuIoTunneTs Of SUCCESS.
Thay must Keep Tsi ;cgatEe' lhroT
sGsy no saals but a!E: carefully aod low; ansi
above ali things, rely upon the haYonet Gem
lasujsEs of regiments sTs reminded q shS
greet responsibility the; TcsuS "foD them
upo:, their cooreas Judgment erd discretion
tho dssii::eu OF tIsr reg,I5E.i saG tie sac-
cess Of the Day will i-pend
b command 2i Major Gen'l hcCiELLAn
8. NiLLlAGs,
Asst al :c;.
LCil :a
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Lief OF KILLED AID MoUiDh0 GF 10TH REGIMENT
NORTH CAROLINA TRoaPs, ar TIE BATTLE OF
SATURDAY. hAT SlsT.
Colonel Champ Davis, killed
Acjutant Moore, slightly wounded
Company A-PriVato NJ Brooks, kllad.
Lieut. los r Love, I'd Lieut. A " Bryson, Cor
porals b NJ Rsbey shd a ] Patton, Psivs,es
w E Paris. N Childers, J L Davis, II H Il
Barns and 7 NJ Brown, *oundsd. Missing
Pri7ates r F Conlcy and 8 Brooks.
Company B--Woundod: PfiVatsa Wilson
Webb, TLUs Gregory; John Brown, Tii,c.hy
CovenuTey End J + Ier.on, Masihg: f Ii
keith
Company 0---W ounGod Lieut. Johnston
and Prvste= VIA Ednuy, $ + Wilson, II
Allen, j Il Hall. L Thomson GDd II McOurrJ.
" llson Hawh hlns is missing aua probably
killed.
COMPANY D-.Ellled: PriTste j I Wau-
mack. Wounded: Ord Sergt @ W hoonc;
Oorporals W II Cocpsr End J 0 Webb; pri7ates
] L Floyd, j P Burgess, " NJ Wall, P!nkney
Martin, E @ Blan,oD, Riley Bailey and U B s
Lancaster. Missing: PnVates l. Mintz, B
Downey and Ebert Davis.
Company E-Ser'gt " " Gibbs, killed
Wounded: Geo Whisenhunt, VIM G Garrett
and VIM q Butler.
Company F-Wounded: Privates Do
yer, Thoa Dover, L Paris, " q Ray aod D E
Lewis.
Company G-private Il Dornbush, killed.
Weunded Lieut. J Y Mc[ntire; PriVates
Alexander, Jerry Atkinson, J 3 Bradley, "
G Blanton, Freeman, z o Hardis, J Hoyle,
Thos Houser and Elijah Turner.
Company H-W ounded: Captain Robinson,
Lieutenant Bell: Privates J q Moore, " G Al
man and J B Oonelly. Missing: Privstes G
" Smith and 4 NJ Watkins.
% Wounded 1st Serg't Johnston
Privstes D L Miller, G W Bell ] b Bryson,
J G Cochran, j G Oondrie, J @ Erwin, J 3
Flstcher, E B Hollingsworth, III L Henley, "
q Jones, G Laughter. J G LoFeY, W 2 Reese
Il s,t.on,oW J.Borne,s, N Burnett, and
.Hnxa
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company E, 1s.h Virginia, fought gslisnlry
aid vas killed in ihs acton
L McOulLocu,
Adjt ls:h "a. Nol:.

LIST OF CASUALTIES OF TEE NlEiTEEETH yInGihIA
REGIMENT ON SUNDAY, JGSs ], lEG22, MEAS
RICHMOND.
Company a. CIpt John 6 Cuiin, '7oaaisl
in leg; Sergt n Wlns6eli, hand; PriTatcs
James Collar, " P Eiau and James r Jonts.
killed; a j RrDrn, wounded in nrm;
Bro*n, DE-; John B D5id, Dr., slight; K I
Dobhns. breast, slieh'; Jnhu " Rouchoos,
arm, badly; Marion Pe::ror, lead and shou der;
Charles Lightbaksr, shoulder; A c Wingdeld.
hand; NJ ~ Wipgfeid wrist and arm.
Company B.-Ssrgt Wm Muilon, shoulder,
badly Priyates Lucien. Cox, srnl 4 Ddnp,
do; N D johnson, do; Q / Shepherd, very
slight; Palmer Hammer, missing.
Company U.Sergt Charles Esaus:, atuajoj
in arln. -!
Company D.-Uorp'l W II. Ferguson, side
.Pr.vaies CtAndsrson; body; Wm a Crank
do; B N D-umheller, de; :WD Harris, NOR
tslly s q StraughaD, arm !, james A Suther,
land, leg; anatin Woody, hip; H d Hughes
hip and arm; L Wall or, foot and arm
Company Il -Oorp'l R P Ferguson, lnGu th,
ba ii3 prirsta D q ByeTs, arm, do, g E4s.
tho, aim, slight; Fynt, hand ard arm
j " Leakb, bowels, seriously 7 Il Wncd
thigh broken by ball,
Company F.-Corp'l Daniel MuEphy, shoul
der; Priyates John Spruce d.; James Taylor
hand George Madison, missing.
Company Wouuded-PryAtes il 4
S.raLtei. in thigh; VIM Harlow, in thigh; Il
E Ponion, in hand; Wm Graves, in hand
VIM l. Jones, in face r Fl ponion, in hand
Wm P Spencer in arm.
Company H. killed-Pfivaies jJhI Pm
dleton. Wounded-Psivate J A Barbour, il
hard; r Christian, in both arms, badly; P, "
Cox, in foot; J " Davis, in shouldsr, bsdl,
J / Jennings, in head, Slight; J r johnson
in leg, badly: Ed MeGinnis, In head, badly
Geo W Mays, Sr, in thigh, slight; James "
NAYS: aim broker; P P S.innelt in srin, slish,
IN Stionett, mortally; Henry Ward, fDgc
SHOT OF; Oorp'I E L Coz in hip, arm ard thigh
badly.
Company W Woundcd--.Uape u 6 Waller
mcrtalll; serg't Daniel Higginbothsm. mhr.
tally; Private John 7 Evans 5prlously:
Logan; D 7 Logan, Olightly; B nj HAIRLESS
slightly; Jesse o Wright slightly; " Saith
very slightly, Ohss Martin, slightly.
COMPANY Nv Wounded-Privst6 u I
Woods, badly, IN side; r A Hawkins, Sr, II
hand, slight; S Il Martin, on ankle, alighi: A
a G Wheeler, in face, slight.
WIN. N. " GOD,
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LIST oF kiiiEL, WOUNDED ARG MISSING Or Tai
29TH TIReINiA REGIMENT, (Csi.. r. c. ALLEN,
IN TIE FIGHT CT SUNDAY, 5UEE J..
MsJor II c Wilson, slightly wounded If ,Ds
hcs.
Sc, Maid H11vsy rhelps, afu s,.atteIz &c
atave and below elbow.
Company A-Lieutenant FinE cou Gisndng
None
Company b Lieut. bicCartney command
ing Oorpls Vim Houston and Jacob Y Rey.
nolds, Prva!es Henry E .nts, Nsh f Thanss
Philip SarvuT, 4 J Minnick, and H G 9nod
grass, killed Privates u " Hartzell, severely
wounded in head; Vim q Jones. slightly in
head; Jas q McOIanahan, arm bsokr; 4 G
Caldwell, slightly in 5houlder; D E Paitsell
severely in hand; J1o Puitsel, MORALLY il
ab loucn; Wm L Luck, in hand; 8 B Psx!on
slightly finland; B Ietf,l, mortally id side
Reuben Brisondine, slightly in hip; end Andy
Tucker, slightly 10 forehead. Prvatcs ALFRED
Myers and j W Carroll missing
Company Capt. Spcsssrd ct.amaGdins
Pfivates Wn. J. Owens and John II. GiVens
killed Prirates David Elmore dangerously
wounded in shoulder; Marquis D. Hutchinson
nortally in abdomen; Benz +. Climbell daH
gerousiy in eye and face; ard W. z. Mathews
dangerously in hip.
Company D-LieGl Stewart, co.T:uasading
privates 4 L. Hpldmal, wounded in hand !; j
Mesdor, slightly in head.
.Cjmpsny E-Csptain Board commanding
Corporal G. Boon, sigttly wounded II arm
Prissis w. P Scars, ssrsrely in wrist.
Company F-Oaptain Nelson commanding
None.
Company G-Oapt Wright, commanding
Lieut. D I Hubbard, wounded in arm, Pf!-
Yates Wm H Mitchell, and ArircT j Hall,
killed; Robt Greasy, mortally in hip and an
kle; Robs N Hart, mortally in abdomen; Ja:
P Payne, mortally through body VIM Bar,
ker, in hard A Rice, hard; JAS a Hogan
severely in shoulder; Admire Turner, severely
in wrist; Jno W Blbro, severely in shoulder
John L Morris, ssverel s. in thigh Robt I
Mitchell, slightly in foot; Tazewvlt WhorIey
in beck; Urlah Ayers, slightly III hani Jno
p Greasy, seyerely, in knee; Lewis G Greasy
slightly in face; Andrew J Skinneli, seTcrely
in shoulder; Jesse. Stephens slightly in shoul
der; Thomas P Williams, slightly in band anc
shoulder; Jno D Williams, slightly in hip;
Calvin P DeaEing, slightly in shoulder; JOSIAH
Williamson, ae7erely in thigh Jno Roberts
in hand; Milton Il. Ferguson, severely ir
shoulder; Il Scott, severely in breast; Q
Nsnce, in arm Lewis Bates, slightly. in leg
Geo R Turner, slightly across the body, aH(
" A Morgan, arm broken: J N Angel and I
G Hubbard, missing. 80 s.--a.
COMPANY I.-I.ieut Gish commanding
Priyates NJ Brooks, wounded in hand, and
Benjamin Guthre, slightly in shoulder.
Company K-Capt Robertson commanding
Killed none Lieut. Tount, severely wounded
in thigh; Serg't John Brnckinridgo, danger
ously through body; Ssrgt- Gray bill, rlgb
arm broke Privates A Q Ayree dangerously
in thigh: Efisb Brueb, arm ard thigh. anf
John w Smiley severely th:ongh laft thoul'
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Di.o Il, ,s.. c:ty on Il. Jda+ .ed ts ysar4 ~
FLIIABETE v!.c Of DR. Z Estsfsh.r Of scu!', s-iro
aa younges: daughter Of the late 5,jor Echssi ai
p.rIn. q. Pollard, vi A.cC:-Gfle count, 's.
D:Ep IL. Manchester Tie 81 as,., 2iCHaaD C--E:-
yoangrit stilh c.p Thomas md 5SEG1 +. s:: ':t
t.o year,, three mcGlu- aoc thIrs days.
TItp 10 tho county Of p,tsy ALA, Ihs &'n Of Ha
1se2 dds Infant toa II C. ~ tI4 VIZ. D. Lut,
.srd u iaoCIhs Is: d VI dgys.
To do justice aud judgment, ID 5rre arG-osHit - 3.
Lord ;.a, a,,. ,.:G;e.-trvct-js. cIcc. Il, t.e
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The L1nsson Yesterday.

The enemy fred few shells into inc woods
on Yesterday, ard, ye understand, little
skirmishng vas INDUCED in, with no elf.es ol
Importance, upon Che o. two points Of .ae
'siines Of tue Ohickahominy." Our army, ls
prudential movement, occasioned by no demon o..
strstion of the enemy, have islleu back a Gus
tsnce Of about two miles, leaving the enemy III
| possession Of the swamp decidedly ques,
tionsble legacy. Ruuors were current tnss
Burnside had landed force below ,!y D.ury
Bluff, but, although tho report is creaiole, VT
could trace it to no authentic source. a re-
uewul of the contest below Richmond Is daily
anticipated.
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General Pickett's brigade vent into the sc-
ton about ten minutes after the hght COM
menced on Sunday, between . and 8 o'clock,
and remained until the last gun. hsd been fred.
Private Banentine, company O, 4th Georgia,
being unable to find his own regiment, fell into
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cAsUAiT!Ls II ConFAnT L, cAPT. =. WILLIAMS,
FIFTu ttarANA REGIMENT -nEs EopEs BnlGADs
Killed DrA Il iIanre and Chapman
Badly wounde1-D.Y,d Bayndlu, Alfred Wa, i
& Goldman aud Saunders. Slightly wound.
Cd Lieutenant N Ramsey, Z H Adams, M
Brown. vs. CToNe,I, Foster, Chss lafuer
" Haden, JAS Jack Nonnd " :, Lnnier. R
Mcuaii, El Nutling, q C Sh=idoo, G = Sael-
dor End u W;llatpe