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rho Fnurlesnlh OhIo BatterI.

The Youngstown Register contains let
ter from member of this battery, dated at
Pittsburg Landing, April lS, from which we
extract as follows:
uOur Battery was in the First Brigade Of
the First Division under Msjor General Q s,
Grant, and consequently was nearly the out.
most of the entire command in the late battle
HThe first intimation had of the enemy's
attack. was Just after breakfast, while water
ing nv horse in a little hollow back Of the
camp. Hearing the sharp report OF musket-
~. followed Immediately after by the beat OF
t6e long roll, I hurried back to camp
We were ordered by our Captain to turn
out and in five minutes were galloping
down through the woods in the direction OF
the enemy. After going about one hundred
yards we stopped, turned our cannon about
and awaited their coming In a few mia
utes We could see the rebel force approaching,
with flags flying. Our captain gave the
command to FIRE, and we opened our SIX guns
upon them, pouring in Yolley OF smell 81
the. distance of two hundred yards. Not
understanding our fire the rebels continued
to advance, apparently unchecked, to within
thirty yards Of our guns, when the Oaptaln
gave the order, climber to the rear We
then made an effort to get the guns away,
but before we had succeeded, the rebels made
a charge upon US with their bayenets, and
it was lust here that we met with our hesvi-
est loss. We had four men killed, twenty
FIVE wounded, and one missing-a fetal loss
of thirty out of the seventy engaged IN the
fight We also lost seventy-seven horses
and seventeen mules, killed in about forty
| 1,;nv7faa
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7
Dol. John s. Fulton died of typhoid fever
Ct his residence in Ashland, Ohio, on the
lTth inst At the commencement Of hOstili-
-ties, he quilted the practice of law and raised
company for the 18th Ohio regiment, Of
which be was chosen Captain, and was sub
ssguontly promoted to Lieutensnt Colonel.
BE reOrganizsd the 18th for the three years
; 3qssyyise, and was appointed Colonel, from
which he was removed through some sort Of
jgggleEy never fully understood. he then
enlisted ss 4 private, but was soon elected
2 Tirst Lieutenant, which position he held at
The tine Of his death, His disease was con-
traotsd while in service in Western Virginia.
Hswss brave man and patriOt besides
being possessed Of superior abilities.
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Prospeets Of the siege.-Rain and mud--
The Country Herenbouts.

EAc CouuLEI EAcErLNlul1sH
NEAR YoRKTowE, Monday, April 20.
70 day it rains again, as it has done for
two days before. The roads, already in q
horrid condition, will be worse, If that is
possible. We saw artillery trains on the
rONds to-day, where the wheels EunI; 70 the
hubs, and baggage and transportation wag-
ons which ware fast stuck in the mire, de-
spite the frantic iumps of the six and eight
mules attached to them, and the wild Yell
ings Of their drivers. A great number of
new roads have been constructed here by our
army, and laid el corduroy. These are riuch
better than nothing, but much worse than
passable roads in a rainy season. Thesetre-
qusnt rains have greatly retarded the pro-
gress Of tho SIEGE. and the probabilities are
that there will be no general fight ing before
the last of this week, if as soon as that.
Meantime earth-worka are being CONSTRUCTED
and heavy seigs guns put in position, which
are to stIrtle the rebels when the day of
trial comes.
We hsye been to-day within sound of the
enemy's guns, snd within sight Of their
works, some two miles an'iIsihaf from the
position We held. Had the day been clear,
we could have sen, with oar glAsscsi the
men at work upon tue fOrti6catiOns Per-
haps to the heaviness Of the atm ,osphere may
be attributed the fact that 3 ri6ed shell
wasn't dropped near our feet, as arsminder
Of rebel regard.
Our gunbOats lie in York river, some two
miles sway. We can hear tlleir guns as they
throw occasional shells into the fortifcations
ct Yorktown and Gloucss ter3 and the an
swsring reports Of the rebel gunners.
All our surroundings remind us that
We are in the midst Of great army.
The long array Of ts ats, the miles
Of train wagons, The aOres Of cavalry hOrsss,
and the almost uutaberles5 guns and iirtil-
lery wagons testify to the fact that there ia
10 be no ehild's play, no iskirmisb, v hen
this army receives the order to "forwat, =
but one Of the greatest battles of modeuN
timea $3.50 EII M
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Gen. scott.

sET Cen. Scott arrived ct Elizabeth, N. j., last
week, and was recsived by an immense con
Course of people, including mounted cav
slcade Of shout 300 men, who headed the
procession, followed by large number Of
citizens in carriages and on foot. BE is to
remain tbsrs As the guest Of DR.. Chetwood,
until the return from Europe of his son-in-
lsV, a. Z. Scott some weeks hencs, With
when he viii take up bis permanent abode
at EliEsbeth.
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AZ OhIo Deuocralio Editor squeIehed

q. .AnOhlo DenocFafic Editor squelohed.
Edmond J. Ellis, Of the Boone County
sa(Io1 Standard, has been ordered to leave
Sd Missouri, and his Office is cOnhseated, for
giving laid aud comfort to the enemies Of
fbs United States" BE was formerly Dem
a ocnsic editor in Ohio, and was in turn con-
neoisd With the Mt Vernon Banner, New
aafE Advocate and we believe paper in
3 Elyria.
Tbs pzeasnt editor Of the Banner is Of the
sane stamp and deserves the same fate.
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NY. sFOOK BlARKEF-Ap
TBN FHLEanlFa.I

RTONEY-Markst more active at 5a6 per cent for
Cau loans 596S . cent, and discounts on strictly
STRRLING RXOHANGE-Marke firm at
Il560ll2 for merchants, and li29ll27S for bankers
bills.
C1OLD-American dull. selling at l8 premium
California gold bars Quiet at * premium.
GOVERNMENT BTOOkS-Ireasary Notes
SSFOOks-market without decided change
heavy. Uhicago Book Island q; New jersey
scrip So; Michigan Central $50; Erie 5I4: hrle
preferred 6lH; Baltimore 80; Cleveland 4 Toledo
az: New York Central ssl{; Pacific Mail ln5A;
Brooklyn water loans I0l; Tennessee s. 55si Call
fornia Is ss; Illinois Regd bonds s3; United States
S. IA coupons STA So 65 92, do g. 81 943. Va o.
655<, New York s. '6s le0; Mich 's5 9s2S.
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- The Book oi an Others that should bo

80 The Book Of sll Others that should b
road b. men with damaged ana brotsn-5oWu con-
stiutions s"HUMAE FRAILyY, or aPbysioloqi-
cal BsseAT-hs8' II is beautifully illustrat.d ,nd
treats minately Of al hes mptoms that invariably
doVeops themselves, sooner or later resultBg from
tn irsiltiss and Ttiaiing habits Of early yenth IN
capaeitating the victim from sh sgng the i1tisn Of
the Idstrimonial Stiie and, Il not checked n tims,
dsssnerafing all the functions oi manhood, and
bringing him, step b. step 70 9 lingering and M
timely death.
eeid b DR. BAHlluW, II BlsosEs- 1ffsss, Hss
tofk. Prieo B cgat8. Sent irsa aEaEyuhsEo.
5oid also ~ e. ". ultrk, DTuSGsts, Cisgslazd,
ihio.
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS AND TIE PUBLTO.
ALEOooE's Porous PLAsFEzs-Issr11oHlaE AT.
Alltosk Co No. 29l Canal street, New fork, a9th
Hov., 1852, Gentlemen; laloy suffered SevsrsIT
fsm weakness IN NJ back, oosasioned by sudden.
y oFsr szeTting nysolL HaYlng heard Of your plss
ters much recommended for cisss Of this hind. I
piosured one, End the result vas 81 tbss Idould de-
sire. A single plastsr cured ms IN week.
Tours respectfully, J. g. Briggs.
There n n3ihfhs 4dai ia ths way Of Plaster 70
the Porous Flastsr Of Dir. Allaock. q Asthma,
Oongh' Kidney Affections, and locsl -sspp- seated
pains, they afford armament rei-f; and for weak
backs, pains in the side Stitches ana 55Ismonio
pains generally, thsF are unsuEpasssd for fbsns6t
tteT impart. Price Z5 cents each. --,
eoId by a. esrdnsT. 2zo suvsrior strsst, Clsys.
'r5f Chs, aud b. ~ r0sBsetEls 1s.l1T1 b nodi-
ai111-
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Less of the z2d Ohio.

-e Less Of the y2d Ohio.
The following list Of the killed, wounded
and missing Of the Ohio I'D regiment we
find in the Fremont Journal:
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS.
KILLED.
Lieut Col Herman Canheld.
Capt Michael Wegstein, 90 b.
ttj WOUNDED.
Cant Andrew Nuhfer, 90 D, leg, severely.
Lieut. VIM d GuilfOrd, 90 A, shoulder,
seriously.
Lieut. Kline, 90 3, shoulder, severely.
4oi ENLISTED MEN.
-T-Ii KILLED. MI
Co A-Jsoob Dusslsr, Hiram Plain,
Samuel Shuck.
Co B-Jacob Werst.
90 D-Henry A Ernest Christian Wit
coF-sergt Peter A Glass, Jasper John.
son.
90 G-Benjamin Thurlby.
Co H-Geo Moll.
Co IA. Wsnders.
90 K-David o. O'COnuOr, James Wright.
WOUNDED.
{ 90 A-serg't F 8 Gates, arm, severely.
Co B-serg't Henry C Barney, leg, &C..
riously; Serg't John Collins, head, slight /;
serg't James Richey, hand, severely; Corp'l
John Fisher, side, slight; Oorp1 Emanuel
D Smith, thigh, seriously; VIM b HRcken-
berry, dangerously, since dead; Samuel L
Shuts, abdomen, mortally; Chester A
Buckland, thigh, severely; Clarence Viii
liams, head, slight; Elisha Sprague, should
er. seriously; John Dsrbis, breast; severely.
Co C-August Affel, both thighs, ,mortally;
ASS Brsyton, breast, dangerously; VIM P
Nailor, groin, dangerousl
CoDlOorp'l JOHN Oarbaugh, leg, severely;
Cornl VIM Kiel, thigh, severely; Jos Beam,
breast. severely; VIM Allen, abdomen, NOR
tally, since dead Henry steinoamp, breast,
dangerously; John Stadel, thigh, severely;
Arthur Householder, breast, severely; Geo
Albert, breast severely Andrew Wenuer,
head, slight.
% E-serg't Charles A Beard, thigh, Sc
vsrely; serg't - Furry, neck, severely;
CcrpI Emsnuel Fink, leg, seriously; Oorpl
John Lodge, abdomen, dangerously;
Geo Hazel, ankle, severely; Agustus
Lodge, hand, slight Isaac Ksufman,
leg, severely; lawrence Cremmering, leg,
severely; VIM Burlington, hip, dangerously.
Go FZAbrsham D1rfee, head, severely;
David Ksull head, eight.
Co. G-SeFR't Merritt Sexton, head slight
Iy; Corporal h McEnally, shoulder, severely;
John Ammon, thigh, severely; Lewis o
CLARK, leg, slight; John Ham, shoulder, Sc
verely; CHARLES Lanson, shoulder, severely;
Rufus Lawrence, hip, dangerously; Augustus
Mulehsy, head, lsligbt; Frederick ShaefeT,
arm and forearm, severely; Jonathan Taylor,
shoulder, severely; Henry Will, head, Sc.
yerely; VIM N Walker, hip, severely.
90. H-Jackson Bender, neck, severely;
Frederick Frank, head, dangerously; George
Jseroe-. abdomen, dangerously; John Klohr,
breast severely; Nicklaus Huber, thigh, Sc
varely: Jacob Stitz, breast dangerously
90. I-serg't A B Putnam, both thighs,
severely; Serg't Milton HaEen, thigh, severe
"; Oofporsl John o Brian, thigh severely;
Corporal Ephrism Metcslfsrm, severely Jo-
seph Smith, breast, mOrtally; Emanuel Plants,
SHOULDER, daugerously-dead; Samuel Ais.
TAFT, thigh, severely; Henry Friar, head se-
Terely. ll5y ~ II ...-
%. K-serg't AleCk Moore, side, severely
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CHICAGO lIARKRT-Aprn 25

d IELN8ENF0-'
FLOUR-Market quiet. Buyers sellers hVe tt
ten cents apart.
WHEAT-Market without QuOtabls change =
Sales at 78Hc6179 No. l
UORN-mSrket less active az 80 in ltor mixed.
REORIPT9-32OO 2OO bbls hsuri 1900 bush Ehsati
q, 900 bush corn.
RxCHANGR-Unohsng Gold ? , cent
FRTGHFs-Firm and steady; Sc wheat to Buff
fu1o
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M A R IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
zsrnAED-Aprn IS.

KNTERED-April 25.
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit, 9l5 lbs tobacco
25 bbls -four, sundries
Prom. Owego, Drake, Dunkirk, 1l6 tons mdse.
Prop. Wisconsin, Williams, OgdensbVrg.
SoOW N G.. Dundner, Detroit.
Scow Mary and Lucy, GeTbaek, Detroit
ScoW Lone Star, Ellis, Sandusky,
Scow Rescue, Freeman, Vermillion, 10 tons pig
iron.
cLEARED.
Stmr. Cleveland, Evans, Detroit.
Schr Fairild, Elliott, OswegO, 10, 1876 Dusn
wheat.
SchF j. P Mack, Bryant, Hamilton, coal.
Schr. Florence, Mcpherson. Windsor.
Schr Mary Jane, Berry, Port Hanover, coal, z
tons grindstones.
Schr Challenge, Reid, Marquette, coal
ScoT MayhOWer, Finley, Sandusky.
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ne BombaFdneut Of Fort Jaolsoh.

aAnok A dlsPatch from The rebel. .Assistant secre-
tasy OF War, published In the Norfolk Day
Beck, confirms the pre- -i0us report Of the
bomhagdmsnt Of Fort Jackson, below New
Orlesn4'by the Federal forces. The can
nonading Is Represented as terrific
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From Yorktown to Fortress Monroe.
On BOARD TIE HADELAlDH," /
MONDAY NIGHT,

l
MONDAY NIGHT.
If there is on earth q more uncom'
Portable place for a transient civilian, than
the army at Yorktown, would like, out of
curiosity, to know it, but not to visit it. You
have ne habitation nor name. You are not
an army officer, nor yet private. You
do not run with an artillery wagon, nor yet
do YOU bestride q war steed. You are not
even a OoloneTs servant, having your pay
and rations. Your position of reporter,
which gives you access everywhere else, you
may as well say nothing about here. There
are so many of them that you are no Gu
riosity. If you have tent and blanket you
must be dependent for it upon a soldier; If
you get anything to eat you must swindle the
government out oft. You are in everybOdy's
way and can't find anybody you want to-.
And 50, at length, unless your duty lies here
during the campaign, you shake the dust
of your feet (6guratively, not literally, for
the clay sticketh closer than a brother and
will not be parted from you so easily,) and
make a mastery advance upon Fortress
Monroe. We fatter ourselves that our re-
treat from Yorktown was worthy of Sigel
himself We cut our way through the un-
derbrush, Aanked the farm-hOuses, repulsed
The suffers and finally drew up our forces in
two ranks at the ofice Of the Hygiea hotel,
without the loss Of man
Just as we were trsmping out of Yorktown,
We met detachment Of infantry and at their
head Lieutenant Theodore Mahan, son Of
President Mahan, And well known to Cleve-
landers. BE had been home to Michigan on
recruiting service and was Just getting back
into active service.
The road from Yorktown to Fortress
Monroe leads through Great Bethel, Little
Bethel and Hampton. There is nothing OF
special interest in the first two places, save
that the former was the scene Of Major Win
tbrop's untimsly death. The desOlatiOn of
war is set forth in Hampton as I never saw
It before. The old town, one of the Oldest
and most beautiful in the country, is totally
destroyed by fire. Not few houses burnt
nor the place half destroyed, but it is all
burnt to the ground, even to the venerable
church. which should have been preserved
through all the vicissitudes of peace or war.
1t is a terribly mOurnfHl sight.
At the Fortress we find Hon. F. 7. BaokuS,
and Geo. A. Benedict of the Herald, who
arrived to-day. EJ 5. D. z
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By a General Order of Gen. Halleck's, is
Susd on the 18th inst, Gen. Grant was CON-
plimented With his troops for bravery on the
battle held In precisely the same terms used
towards Gen. Buell., and both Generals con-
timed in command Of their respective
armiea.
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Three hundred thousand dollars stock Of
ths AtIs1tic and Great Western railroad was
lstsly taken IN London, in q short time, on
account Of the inducements held out to the
mad BY the oil interests.
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espt Geo, Wsamer, Of Richlsnd county,
y who vas promoted for brave conduct a
Fart D0aslsOni was killed at Shiloh while
leading bis company. His wife and two
childrsn are Ct Mansfield. James Diekev O.
kisnIsnd, 3 brother Of Col. Bieksy, was sbOt
throurh the bad and killed in the ssm,
bsaila
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What miserable boleh Of &, green
hand would make osths work of conducting
the Quartermasters Department for this
army. Il takes a genius to master all the
minutie Of that department as you would
bsHsvsif you should see the thousands Of
tons Of baled hay for forage the Transports
ton and hospital wagons which stretch
across the country like the caravans OF the
desert the millions of feet Of lumber for
stalls and temporary barracks, and the thou
sand and one art cles, all necessary to be
numbered and arranged, which meet the
eye at Ship Point landing, It is an immense
work and takes long head to manage 1t.
The country hereabOuE is half under
water OF course il don't look very inviting,
save where peach or apple orchard lightens
the landscape with delicate pink and white
blossoms. There are not many of these Or
chards and what there are have been neg
Tested. The men have gone into the rebel
army, and the women who are left at home
are mostly noncOmmlttaI. Some of them are
violently secesh, while few Others are un-
questiOnably loyal.
There is no prospect of an immediate fight
and this rain will prevent US from seeing
anything If we stay, SO we shall start across
the country to-day for Old Point.
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o4es klyria Deue,,crst says that the mem
~. ~ q 70 X II the 2sd, have sent home
,ql 80 !. - 4eir pay. The regiment sent home
Z s1'ss 10000.
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81 ne Oinoinnati Gazette says that while the
Monarch Was On her way nom Pittsburg
o Landing, q wounded rebel, who had been
3 most elusive to the kind party who cared for
hina deliberately committed suicide By jump.
b iag into the river
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Rumos says that Adiutant 1sneyal @. P.
Buckingham, Of Ohio, bas been appointed
BFigadier General of volp,. .,teers. "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

NTOTIOE-THE UNDARsIGEED HAs
( 7besu duly appointed Executor Of the last VIII
of a hes Merchanrj late Of Ouyah 0ga-
SosntV One deoeaaed.- All persons indebted 70
ths estafs are requested to make mmediate pay
VSsnfs and those having claims AGAINST the tame
il fhgn - the undarIgned Tor ell0Wancs,
Spli;:ssT AARON MHBOHAHI, AxeoqtOF.
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AUCTION SHES.
MONDAY, APRIL 28TH, 1862.
Large Sale Of Elegant House
hold Furniture, Organ,
Horse, Buggy, &c,
AtHouso No. isl Frar kin St West SIDE.

AT AUUEAOhs by.,.....s-'---'---'J. OBIEH 5 3 SOEi
At House No. lsi FraI kiln st West Side.
o. OUTER EsOg will sell on Monday, April q,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. M, at house No. Ia4
BTankrin street, Wet Side the on ire Furniture,
&C.. In said hous's consisting Of l0rgsu, mahogany
marble top .ntrs Table, do Gard Table, do Book
CASE, do oeksrs, do Dressing Bureaus, , OUNCES
Hat Racks, marble top Wssh tandF, Cottage Bed
Il ads, What Agtai extension Dining Table, Work
mahogany Light stands, Brussels, hrse- ply and
Ingram Carpets, Damask and Muslin window Our
Mattresses, Pillows, Fire etts, ght- Day Llock,
Mirl Ors Ohina Ware. Crs-ksTY, Glassware, one
steRart's o ok Stove and Furnace, Wood and Coal
Stoves, Kitchen tenBils, 60 gals. Ha i've n1ns.
Also, Horse, Family Carriage, Buggy, WaF.
row StraW CUTIE, Garden ' ools II various kinda
Terms cash, banFabla funds at time RI "a ss8
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FBIEED IN NAEu. Thy Il.
Or. sWect's IHFAELIBLE LlEIMBssF 3 pre-
rarsd ryn the rsoips OF DT. Stephen Esef, of Con.
leeticut tie great bona setter ane has sstb ussd
q his practice for the lat fEtaty yean Ulih tx
aost astonishiEg suss-ns. As "A external remedy
Is isWitheut q rival, and wiz alleviate Eli17 7noEs
psedi3 q an any ether pTeHarsfton- Fer ~ Rhsu.
nstir and Hc=7ous Disorders i. is truiy insni5ls,
aud Is curatlVs TT sOrsss Wounds sPTeips, Bruis.
e. &C., lts soothins, esiag and powerful Strength
nng propsasit.s5. excite the just Wcndsr aad as.
aonIsuz1ut Of AL Who have ever. Figon it tfiaL--
over four nundred cortiheafss Of remallabls cures
sgfor1aed b it within tbs last two 1ears atsst &c
MS lact. Strong 3 Armstrong, Agents for ClsFs-
and. feclna ltro1 1t-If f11sFss
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No Passes for General moOlelIan's Army
The following order has been issued
N Ak Dhft.i ADS' Nt-N. : ~ ~
WAsH1NaFoE. April 1s, 1852.

De- 1alrsMAR DEPT, ADJ, Gkh. OFhlOA5
WAsHIHaToE, April 1s, 1852.
In the present condition of military oper-
ations at Yorktown, no passes can be given
to persons not Immediately connected with
the troops in a military capacity. The sick
and wounded will be amply provided for by
the Government, and their friends cannot be
permitted to visit them while the sboVepro
hibition is in force.
Tsigned7 L. THOMAS, Adjutant-Gen.
To the Field
We presume that Gen. Fremont and staff
will take the field some time this week or
early next, although we have no official
knowledge of the fact. Preparations which
seem to indicate such q movement have been
going on for some days back Wheeling
AstsIigsBcer.
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SPEclll AlIlCES.

Qua FoR Cocoa Oh e0LB.-Aa soon agihsrs Is tis
sligb tsqt unossiness Of the Chss' tn dieulty Of
breathing, or indicad, Of Cough, tats daring the
day fsH "8roWns 5Elnehlal TF0chsa Conta n
lDg dsmulesnt inersdi nss. Ehsg aliaY Pulmonary
Irritation
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-04-26

The following were wounded and taken
prisoners in the skirmish on Friday, the 4th;
90. B-Wallace Kennedy, thigh, severely;
Chas h Bennett, knee, severely; James
Titsward, breast, dangerously Swartlander,
arm and hand, severely.
Co H-Sergeant g A Gessner, neck, Sc
verely; Joseph Yungle, thigh, dangerously
John 0hlinger, thigh, severely Nicholas
Huber, hand, slightly.
Major Leroy Crockett, taken prisoner.
Sergeant Andrew Unkle, Co. d, taken
prisoner. EE.
Philip Fertig, Co b, taken prisoner.
E.A. RAWSON, AdPt 72d Reg Owl
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L a. SOLOMONS0N,

Frae6e1l and Seisntfe OpecRa.
Keeps the arrest aasortuent q TIE most proved
ior near or ir sighted are ground under nfs on IN
5pectiOn, By machinery af q neu cor8tructioH with
curing Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation of the
Eyss, and impartlng strength for long reading or
me sewing. e"H H-u -nrTH
Mr.. SoLO.oNsoE would here inform the puhIlc that
he never employs any one IN the sale d bis Lenses.
- Also, splendid assortment Of SP u aLlASSEgs
MICROSCOPES, COMPA6SES &c., kept q had.
- 4ETIFIgLAA EfAs inserted Withodt E6in,
~ perfect as natural
0FEIoE-Ho. 10 Superior st, under the Asnoriesa
dotaL at april
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Peter Eaqan, Iep, siight Pet Handiey. leg,
slight Dugan, hand, severely J Finn,
head, severely; Pat Farran, leg, slight Tnos
Higgins, leg, seriously; n Terry, arm, So
vefely; VIM DattOn, shoulder, severely.
MISSING.
Co. A-Thomas Bsbc0ok, VIM Weeks,
Emanuel Pike Peter Ernst, Robert BarroWs,
Martin Golden, David Snyder,
90. B Frederick Martin, Corporal H Il
Olds, James Cunning .ar.......a %
90. D-Martin DeRroft, Thos Devine.
%. e Richard Elder, Harmon g Fort
ress, jas Gilbert
%. G-H B French, Flannighan, E Fer
nald, E Gibbs. l
90. H-Fred schuler, Clemens Eckhornl
Nike Nice.
90. I-JOsePh Shell, A Dukes, Solomon
R HebeFling.
90. K-Sergt Beach, J D Horner, John
Anderson, Patrick Gallagher.
By order of Col R. P. BUOKLAND.
K. A. RAwsOH, Ad e.
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