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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

COLE AGENCY STACKER IRON WORKS,
Tenn Ess EE.Fron and after the first nay of January,
1852 owing to the advance labor and additional
poraon the Of Sugar Kettles Bars and Fur
Mou hs will rule follows:
Sugar Kettles from "a to So inches 81 rs inch &C
inche. at 81 80 inch u to "a inches 81 inch. Fur
Mouths S35 $40 3i5accordns
per pound
+. r. LAY1LLEBEUVRE,
Cerasnissou Merchant No. IL Union street.
aS-Tarrns. CasF sel2 II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

FIRs ALARh Asp
Police TELEGRAPH fty Hall
TO the EStIs Department ana Oaher
Unreliable rompmIHo have been iEAGe 70
condition and working of tbs rcFenl
loxe 0ngs the tho Bells request
ali coupainl hereafter Ut the Office OF the tie'
Engineer Of tho FIRE udl Fto"s' Hal,
(whrt hey wall only be- eire) / order
o Nil he dhrmi'tu upon ~
Officer then by him reported tho Superintendent oi
the Telegraph, At this office. ,,,., -, .....
Of ri Alarm aud Police fti0erapt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

nfys4ssssntss AEaKlkACIAA Ek,k..S tp-i Lit
EsSoEfa9fSA and replete
f?IS&3fSzA mont in Now Orleans, is DR. EIEiDtH4's
AAl1I IL 1914 Caenl street.
His nlpnlsting Artificial Teeth
Southern vpx cV.ps
ton charged by the inexperienced
Person requiring superior Dentistry should procurs
they rely the experience pki and integrity which
Dental Science produce.
Artificial Toeh is of s0tpsssin beauty WHICH p
detected from the productions gradually
storing that uniformity the features essential
beAnty and warranted tstacIcry for acatou
ton.
PAINLESS TOUGA EXTRACTOR, tot rsea,, ea
Lracting Teeth without pain upesedn anything
tanned by the profession, astonishing ali who
All Operations in Dentistry performed with
for cheHphesh and utility unsurpassed by others
fully applied Teeth emodeied and fit
crate charges At the following prices
campaigning each if desred and found
SITTER months trial, their money will be rcnTnsd
Full sets finest finish gums, bound 40 %
Full vucanzed Rubber equal to gold from. $40 80 W
beautiful
Full sets on % gold from rs 225 CO
Tho most perfect gems tina; can DO produced
Those recurring artificial Teeth cordially to cs!
~ DR.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon,
n61y te+ Canal 7troe.,
80: zsazzs==sEsssss. sMA LII AN Ms FOR GOVERN
A@&lSHS&lze0zas Eeui- Persons having any
| MsVQ cripton, or Boyon, or donate
ExsS to the Government, sell dispose o
W. the same by calling st the Confederate
Major Cenl. NJ. LOWELL
Commanding Department No. c. 8. A,
BALLARD s. DUNN,
deh Ghnslain and Ord Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

DEror NEW pHLEA.S, JACKSON
CHEAT NurlIEnE RAuKOAp.
few Nr,,an, A prti y lsL2.
re- Zone but Government freight Will
be ru.eiyed mil further notice.
4. n. WILLIAMS,
Rn23 st tenernl Supernt- Hl,n'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

SUUTHkRN vi. NOHTANY,
New OrenT.s, A,rl 49, 1862
r, issr- Noticc-At meeting OF ihc Board "f
Directors the Southern U Company hvln saturday lie
18th instant, the following resn'utnn wnh nd pied
Resolved That Dividend OF Two p0iiarh per hhhre BIS de-
Glazed Npnn the capital stock Of his Company payable nj It's
Gil e and after MONDAY. ths li-t instant.
SIHkOS TOBY, JR i rsiden
IOAS IiLt, Seer tnry. ap2i 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24
T IsFRANCR'S FEntALE CORDIAL
BEAUrIFYINa I-INvIGORATING! - CIRCULATING

BEAUrIFYINa l-INv1GORATIF9l- CIRCULATING
For producing Blooming Complexion Erect Gracsfu
Carriage Of the Body, Cheerful Disposition Removing Blotches
and Ernptions from the Ease Curing Low Spirits MelR
eholy Dizziness Psipaton Of the Heart Pae IN the Head
produced by Suppressed Painful Irregular Menstrunon
which the Female See Ia subject
IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO FAIL
Originally compounded for the OF bringing
regulating the Monthly Periods OF Women which it does
any and oil circumstance Isaneks Female Cordial Naa
It has been nly tested in Moele and to be Gna
all 1t has been represented.
The lady OF most pron,inenI Aoniis
recently been cured Of Debility and Low Spirit horrr!Ts
loss Of mind through apathy lnactson r.
Lisfranck's Fenae Cordial, after all eule
failed, this organ excited healthy act.o
restored to health, happiness and The "
| family and friends.
Numerous equally surprising of shr Geoe
male of disease have become the
| kE~sold by JOHN Wright L CO.. New ortsan1, "a
LANr Il 90. Mnhte. and nrrgRists ranarsit -e-- y
| SULPHUR1C ACID FEW tARoois Oil Oh
| y Vtroilfor sale low, o CLOSE conslehmtnt.
| VI : fhhkith- VI t"ra' street
DlREET, b., GENERAL VARIETY Store, No. la u
II rAlet Toess
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

Board CoaMIsjloSEits FIHar DNAIHlSG DISTRICT
rev ORLEANS. April 10. 1859.
y %" Sealed PROPOSALS for the htssinS or !.
HilnE street, the CANAL will hn received up 10 II
o'clock NJ MONDAY, lac ~ h Instant at the Office O.
the Board City Wall I4on No where the s;ccihca ions
hn BIDS proposals be addressed TO "h. 4.
HALEY, President"
apI9 ID CHARLES DE I'I.IE. Engineer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24
VALUABLE REMEDIES.

f1tHE ONLY PkICpAkAIlUa
That has
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

T .OUiSIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
IL FANNY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

nB- Public s hOOls, Fourth District The
Boy, High School Will be opened " FL NEnlDAf, The
23i ius
Tho pupils will PLEASE return iulsehnclY Ihnt lha. naaos
may be urgauiz.d without delay.
j. q. PARIlAM. Jn,
.D23 81 Sup.rin eF,druf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

Amount Of Premiums for the year ending February
"a rorJ s423 25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

j. j, 8 v e z s.,
G3 Charities stree
Shos,ssle s1d Retail Dealer In French and Americana
PER HANGIHtiS, Borders Corners Oaks and Marblssn
cry variety
wE#@Par''cnisr o aid IN hts tine
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

WINES, BEtAaDiEs. ETC.,
AGENCY OF
AARETT co., BRANDY, oognas
POULTfEY CO., SRkHDT, OoSune
@. g.. LURkAN, BRANDY. E.r4zan,
r. KEEPER CO.. wIHEs Eerdesr,
MORT CHAFDOS. CHAMPAIGN Epernsl
kARzETTI eONs, PORTER and Ala I.7ztoa
RB-ThesubscneE; being dliy agent
mentioned houses, eoies orders liberal
poatlons Of all articles .e!r Inc
hand hero1sAo- o. evs.: .n,r:1t,or n-t
sornn,asia1.
s.wOLFP.
NIL " eoTner Ora v1er sna Hss Is- r-nsrr7ss
80, JEEFEEtS.tN LAKE tiUHEGL-sND u
E arrollton RR-Avng leased this delightfully."- sitIatt
HE2 House for Of years, this
TO the public that has been thoroughly
painted and reurnshed and will be opened
April Thankful TO patrons for past promise
evary MANNER possible meet their Wishes should it pleas
ass DAN'J PErFFs L co.
"a SEW C3LLkAts5 NA1Si4HTAS
III 4RON W0RRS-The uncsrAiene seg
9AFtne public and budsra generally they
featuring all kinds @: Architectural and Building lror
WORK, at their foundry, Of Magnolia Erato
Office in Davidson Row, Caroldee. Vrandsrs
Railing Shutters saa and Bank Doors Graisn: CiTc1z
| Stairs, Iron Bridges, Roofs,
Tho. Keep constantly baud Gas. and Wrought &C.
Vealao-s and Bash Weights AID Gi sill orders
description Castings Couis Stah arc ouRs Fiens
| With de4e.tch
BSFsEr1 LURags, Ds.dson's Bow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

MCINTYRE 4 APPRECIATE. PLUMBERS
NR l09 Poydras street,
Eeep constantly hand Bathing Tubs, hot cole
Shower Baths Wafer Closets Cooking Ranges Boil
Wash Stands Kitchen Sinks Lift Force Beer Pumps
Sheet Lend and Lead Pipe Brass and Plated Cocks all
Cooking and Heating Stoves Private Dwellings,
StoTes and CEces fitted up and guaranteed.
Eos 81 Mae anicR n leBierg' Excl ala ly
svRhsCMNS nkaSSLE tvUtsAS-
Aonnrlhnlt, Tomb Head Stones fore
toFs, Counter Slabs, Muntei PtGe Setting
Flooring fse, Bdrguer5o and Yard EaGEins, Iron Railing
Jogging, etc.
. The ssp,isd rongh nlunufacu narh.
BY OATAkAUGH CULLEY
81 tfSW 2sS. 23l and 2IE Carr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

oFFICI.-CcRuER CAMP AND NATCHEz STREET:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-04-24

ss-isudley Lotas no. 90, IT,. ana ~ NJ
esue this Lodge held EVERY SAT
uRDAY EVENING" at O'Clock, In their Lodge Room et the
i1TAED LODGE, Masonic Hall, of st. Charles and
perdo streets Members the Graft stsrnay invited
attend. ,-rr =,
Lyers j. W. ThgGneus n TE.nE1orL, 1sCnsnror j. ".
shearrr Secretary, T. b. 3odIey, g. D; j. H. Gennihon j.
D.; Jas. B. Scot Tyler. % |?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
Obstructimg the Approaches 20 Rich.

4a from tho Richmond Examiner
There s exped!ent practicable Tor the decnce OF
the channel Of the James river which could not Wen %
provided In the Of the Mississippi The flow OF the
stream Ia our river IL slow, and the depth of the chan;
mel comparatively slight u admits OF easy obstruction
whereas the Mississippi did rot admit OF such thng,
except at the cost Immense labor, time and expense
Various des have been suggested for obstructng the
channel or the James. Some recommend tho plan Of
rss cousructsd Of eneretrees dug up by sne roots,
ar thrown roots and bsHAohas, ITO ths stream. Inc
roots sink 10 tho bottom, the branches POM <eewn
stream and abas s thus formed Of thcky studded
liz < for distance up and down the channel OF the
stream. The enemy have engines for removing prompt.
y almost any sort OF obstructions IN ths cnannon q
rivers: but the removal OF raft Of trees, matted 70
gsthcr by the pressure OF tho stream and held TO we
bottom bv accumulated sand and earth washed against
them Is found TO DO work requiring the most poWouu
and expensive machinery.
Another pIan OF obstruction ID that OF filing the chan
mel with stones large and smalitnc smaller tne
The obstruction OF the channel for few hundred
by this means would eHectuay stop tho ascent Of gun
boats: and n protected each side by bombprooI pat
terss they could be put beyond the possibility Of Deng
removed BY the enemy .-av=sA :zs<r
rFrom tho Richmond Dispatch, April III -
The deences Of James river should be prosecuted with
unfarQipq activity. Experionce has warned US that
rivers are our weak points and that II whom supported
by their gunboats that the onemy become most formida
bic We have now IL Is true, Virginia, but from the
very moment Of her triumph the North work
with oil enogy 10 construct iron shielded vessels OF
like character and OF draughf suitable TO all waters
II has an unlimited supply OF materials and OF mon, ana
Its multudirous workshops have been In full blast day
we do not exhibit equal ivity, and de-
terminalion IL Ia easy to SEQ the consequences The
James riyer must be mado mpregnAble against any
force that the enemy can bring against H. II should bs
bio form which aud experience suggest and
i,s shores lined with bomb proof batteries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
See Seventh Page for Details.
SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A PROTESTANT YOUNG
"A woman, chambermat and line washer, or az nurse
class reference rom her last place
Call for 22 Pearl street. door 10 the Star
brewery, between Concord and Tiary streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

(From the MSpmOou bipatCu, Apiu
This commodity was selling in tho Richmond MARKERS
Yesterday at very exaggerated prices The reason as
signed is that Wednesday rceison had been Ssdds
fr uso of TIC bc ccte ne CITY forthe uss army
In fhe rsns,sua. II the prices which were demanded
and paid Yesterday shall be acted as prscedont
will soon become necessary for General Wnds 70 nx the
price or bcof al reasonable standard While the butch
ers NAV not be the only dealers in articles OF prime ne
ccsa,tv who are anxious make all they can etii IN
their case as well In that OF Others limit must %
set 10 human cupdy. We are told BY those ho ought
~ know that whilst wants but little here below ne
,x.nta ,hzt little lust long he can hold on 70 IT, II
is no less true that all men are anxious 70 make their
little s as large they convenisnty can, no matter
nj whose expense
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
onfidence In the Rebel Government -
tho Wane.
rVrou tha pichuon Disnhich. April Ill =.

TO fHE EDITORS on rHR DICTATOR. al-
II must be source Of extreme regret to all true South
srn men 10 see % many attacks, ja or not, ads G0a
tie government By Of psblic joswnas These A.
tacs have the effect Of weakening our holy cause, and also
phiosophical criticisms upon public and the
conduct Of public may serve good purpose; but
the unprovoked assaults which We often witness arc
wrong and should at However persons may
differ in opinion 10 thor merits must be conceded
that the members Of the cabinet aud all our generals
have been selected at With reference TO tho public
good and it may be safely affirmed that many Of them
have distinguished ability and that all are truly patrio
TO- As for tho Prcsident, oil rejecting and inelEn
mon must know that he il the right in the right
place. at the right time, and that the South needs him.
RICHMOND, April s, 1862. virginia..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

From a gentleman who has just come through from
p,chrond W. learn that fearful stats Of ansire prevails
in The rsbsI capital There 10 great scarcity o. ns
neoessarss OF life. provsons are 81 famine ccs ~
srwv ~ ~ moor are in auJvng condition. The wealth.
,sv rsbes refuse generally 20 extend them oruinaSy
oafss and dreadful suffering AMI oS,sr.
~ rcs noted FOR their nberality are snErGed 10 ~
scrss ~ dishonorabls speculations e pcfx saoe =,
hops Of dssndino Ne city against ne ~ p..Ssss
ia drssriset city on the globe On az SIDES afe wss
ssssa want and squad poverty selsbnsss and wild
dobauchsry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

from tho Iichmond Dm paIch' APFH zs.J -.
The three French clicsrs who lately came from WAn-
ington TO Richmand fcr the purpose Of joining our
were released Friday nigh By order Of General Wi
der from the temporary surveillance esapsned over
thsir persons. They expressed many thanks Tor the
Kindness shown thsm since their arrival mere ana nAvs
united IL request 10 be assigned 70 any post where
tes, Their namss Captain vifQusrin, Hsutspants
nc beaumont and Cipriano.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

m 81, ~ Redmond dspsnds, IN the prcscw poxsvs V
s. 80, ~ army al fbrd5ww csd tie a. teHcr " he
x,r',mas II Mcdowell 10 concentrating Isros o. nfy
Thousand march rcm the Eappensnnocs UPON y .cn !.
rs, sgaInstwhich the government being lwsrnsd,
~ rae a RI ~ 10 believe will bc forssrmcd InSFS
,cv led that . demonstration from the dseonen of
~ beug focsecn, w provided Ter, ~
cturu 70 tho proposition rather the fact nat tns
safety of RchHond depends upou our army A. torx-
Town, aud ne o5ffufon acatch hs W fee cna0n@ W.
,syrss rirxr ia ne form Il IRE NfTtmdc ,,.xu.-
ms vessel may be act u.Nn by net cny ons hcRs1r
brit " ess, vf thsfh, IN very anoftume' NnSy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13
Governor Letcrser and the Rebel
Congress at LOggerheads.
Another Proof Of Union Sentiment In
Richmond.
[From the Richmond Enquirer.1

WHERE DO THEY CONE FRONT
II fact that there is pretty fair supply Of United
States Treasury notes in this CITY, It Is fact that A
are cold and sediy bought at y cents on As dollar,
and Is also fact at certain class of raitoso tSdi
viduals exceedingly asDso to e largely tse as ode
Now these significant facts and the nrst queStidn that
occurs IT, Where do the notes como from, and why are
the shavers 90 eager TO entsr into the trader v,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26
c. j. PAUL. Treasurer

The following, copied from the State jour
nal, is quite as applicable to our community
as to that for which the article was written.
We call particular attention to the latter por-
tion Of the paragraph, in reference to the re-
demption or exchange of stamps after they
cease to be used as currencys
PosTAGE STAMPS AS A CIRCULATING MEDI-
UM.-Partly owing to the scarcity Of silver,
and partly in consequence of a nisapprehen-
ssoR of the provisions Of the act authorizing
the issue Of stamps to circulate as money, and
10 prohibit the circulation of notes of a less
denomination than one dollar, there has been a
rush all over the country to post offices to pro-
cure postage stamps to use as currency, and
quite large amount Of them, of all denomi-
nations, are now being used in this communi-
ty for that purpose The stamps issued by
the Postoffice Department were never design
ed to be used as currency. They are in no
respect adapted for such a purpose, as they are
easily soed. defaced or torn. so their constant
use for coin in a short time renders them to-
tally unfit to fulfill the purpose for which they
are issued-the payment of postage In ad-
dition to this objection, the practice Of pnr-
chasing one denomination ofstamps with those
of another, under the present regulations ef
the Department in respect to stamp accounts
to be kept by postmasters, and wet kly reports
of sales Of stamps. would lead to needless con-
fusion and inconvenience. 1t should be under
stood that the Department does not undertake
to redeem or exchange postage stamps after
they have been once sold. 1t has no power TO
prevent their use as currency among such as
choose 10 employ them, bat if they accumu-
late in inconvenient quantities, the party hold
ing them must not look to the nosto1ice De-
partment to relieve Kim, as his only remedy is
to apply them to their legitimate use-the
payment of postage. Care should be taken 10
prevent their becoming defaced or torn, as il
that case they may not be recognized when at
tached to mail matter.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26
NapoAsz BombaTdsd-Bayoa sara Burned.


The New Orleans Delta Of September 9th
gives full particulars of two battles by the
iron clad gunboat Essex, the destruction OF
Bayou Sara, and the bombardment and cap
ture of the city of Natchez.
The United States irUn-clad steamer Essex
Commodore w. D. Porter, arrived from up
the river yesterday. We have some very i'm
portant and interesting news by this arrival
comprising some Of the acts and doings Of this
monster iron ship with iron heart.
About week (more or less) ago, as the
Essex was cruising along in the river,
the lookout reported the rebel gunboat
VIM. Fl. Webb in sight. Chase was given
Immediately, and she was pursued past the
guns at Vicksburg The Essex then started
down the river, and, On reaching Natchez,
sent boats crew ashore for ice. he boat,
on nearing shore, was fred into by the rebels
and several Of the crew wounded.
For this act of temerity the whole shoot
ing force Of the Essex was brought to bear
upon the ill-fated city for about two hours and
a half. when deputation was sent down with
a proposition TO surrender the city and hoist
the stars and stripes Commodore Porter
then ordered the firing to cease, and poreeeded
down the river until of Bayon Sara, where
he came to a stop long enough 10 burn that
ill-fated abode of rebels. There were but
two houses left standing, one belonging to
gentleman wAo is said to be friendly 10 the
Union cause, and the other the property Of a
lady We did not learn what insult was the
immediate cause of the visitation Of yengance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26
hN Twenty-Five Years Ago.

8Tr. c. c. BRIsroL, distinguished Chemist and Drug
gIst OF the city Of Buffalo, n. y. invented and manutac
turcd compound known as 5rtstol's Basam cf Aoar-
hound which is perfect sPEcIFIc for couens cops, or
any DIFFICULTIES arIsing FROM DAMP
cold sudden change Of the weather.
Every person who has taken BRtsroI's BA1sAN
HoARnouvp, Pronounces it the best article ever
vented and justly celebrated has 1t becCme that
the market is already u Cr Fn1tsrions, commercials
and most dangerous compounds under the Of Bal
of Hoarhound. Therefore, always DC careful to
call for Bristos BlIsan and that his sig
nature is on the outside label Of tie bottle,
MARK.-This invaluable Mediocre has beer row some
twentyon years before the public, and without any
on the part Of the proprietor sale has become
very extensive, and is daily increasing. The low price
at which Medicine is sold Us cESrs) enables
partake Of healing qualities.
c. CROSBY, BUFFALO, y. Y.
manufacturer, to whom all orders snould be ad
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26

Oregon has elected B. F. Harding, Union
Democrat as United States Senator in place of
BeDi Stark. There seems to hsve been a close
contest, there being thirty ballots. On the last
vote, Harding had 28, to % Cor George W.
Williams
The venerable minister of the Gospel and
Revolutionary patriot, Father Waldo, was 100
years old on Wensday of last week. He lives
IN Syracuse, N. Y. and his birthday was com
laemorated by appropriate public exercises
Two women were killed, and one woman
aud child severely hurt in Cincinnati yes
terday, by two runaway horses attached to an
ambulance, which dashed into a crowd of peo
pie on Vine street who were watching the
movements os a regimeAt of soldiers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26

DExocRArIG County CoSvENT1oN.-The
Democratic Convention for this county assem-
bleT at Millers Hall last Wednesday and put
In nomination the following tickets
Aaditor--aOsea w. Chamberlain, of Scio
to- - .sr-s rS M
sheriH-D. n. Hammond, Of Delaware.
Prosecuting Attorney-E. f. Peppeton, of
Delaware.
Commis=ioner-Jose Corbin, of Concord.
Infrmary Director Albert Worline, of
Delaware.
COroner-JOhn Deegler, of Delaware.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26

Assistant Surgeon MUxsoN. Of the SD Reg
imeni, has furnished the Editor Of the Kentou
Republican with fall and accurate list of the
casualties sustained by the Regiment in the
battles Of the 29th and Both ult.. near Manas-
sas. We copy so much of the list as relates
to Company I, and as no mention is made of
Capt. PuRDY, the report Of his death is doubt
less unfounded:
Lieut. Fl. NJ. Liizenburg aud Sergeant s.
a. Grover, killed.
g.. w. Drum, fracture Of tibiai thigh am
putatcd by Surg. Cantwell. George Henry,
in thigh; William McNcal, hip; William Nc
Donald, leg.
Joseph RAIDER, John Roach, j. Clark and
o. Friend, missing.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26

The Richmond Examiner of the 18th an
nounees- the departure from The city on that
day of 26O Union officers and soldiers for
Fortress Monroe-beiug the last of our pris-
oners held at that place, except some 600 sick
aud wounded in hospital Those having friends
among the captured in the late battles in
Eastern Virginia will doubtless soon hear from
them. 1t is said the prisoners of the Goth
arc at Aunapoiie Md.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26

Last Saturday evening the s6ih Regiment
marched from Camp 10 town, and being drawn
up in front OF the American, were addressed
by Coy, Ton, who came mp on the afternoon
train for that purpose. The address was high
" patriotic in tone, and was well received by
the regiment and a large cencourse of citizens
present At its close three hearty cheers were
given for the women Of Ohio, three for Gov.
Tod. nnd three for The old Gag.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-09-26

The s4th Regiment, Col. LAwREScE, was
paid of and mustered out the latter part Of
last week, and both officers and men have re-
turned totbeir homes.
The s6th, Col BUass, is being paid off and
mustered out lhis week-the men leaving as
fast as discharged. There is some talk Of an
effort being male to reorganize the Regiment,
Camp Delaware 10 te Hscd as the place Of
rendezvous, but we believe 20 definite conclusion
has yet been arrived at in regard to the matter.