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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-12

s I'ILHllUN. LIGHT hE'r,I.I,i.NI
"a am auttInr.szsd by The Govcrnor 70 rs-
Give SD>3TCTrS IA ny conX,Hny Of
E.tSht ArUii>f-, aud to master them in "a
Gay coT1s. Tncse, therefore, who desire ~
procure s2bs.:su!es, or vao wish 20 become
s.. caiisutss, shcnId call a. once ut my heat
3a-rtsrH, JQtEson 4 Gc,gon's ONCE, uojsI
Il, ~ elg .ssTsslins. a. Il, GuifOE,
suh 2a-ss Cs ptatr s.iaht ArtiiieYy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-12

ESEsCa BlHiTY EED sssso 10 aA1t,ES.~
Eos aSa uy W. = MAYO,
Sc 30 fs,r.ssy fth ssd Gary sta.
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HORSES FOR SALE.

sNU1. cAL.i.-A g1.o HCkSE, we'll sui ed frT
zs dTsught or sad.is for wi ict the owner hs.
no uss. Apply to Mr.. Z. Ks y. Walton, at sha
psyes.o and wagon camp of ou- sme ut, situated
at the aa' terminus of 'o' street II he he
IN .e..,, sppp t1 me on VIII amssurg read, "a
miles from aocsets. JOHN BOWLING,
Cemberlsnd Troop Sd Reg. Va. Cav.
Ia f0-3is
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sDaIngnssr Bictunaa, i.ar. T. ses
HpG ak|tHD vii ne psit .or tie aprr,.
efsPV heys.on srd daItvers to rae. e. Carr
Richucns, Ht esea Of ,hs e Low rs ..a-; ,ets
viz:
LEWBILT,s MAYO 'eae,.el ira n Gspp ssne
W:iliariFh zsg 9zv d. lfG G5--hsa osrs e,te hs.r
ard Ii-1i,,; i've fseI eight inches ngh shnr.
26 TDEra CT age
h&Ee: BOWELS. = sdostitc.s deserted FIRM
Camp ns,r r. saord fJ4y 30 has i,sa, ha,s ioa
eyes l;ent corlDisxoc; about feet or y inches
igr, &ad il scrus . u ara Of age. B,ssrs IL
! afa ylaaf,r. Jr1 y. tLAly,
i 3-&l* T. Con, J 10 G. gh " Rig.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-12

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-
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@F' tn' NIB :. rp.ee3, e5rip3cy, aIf vas cent.
al dGt&iisd s>sEs aafHr So n,Hs,s, &c, ii each -
p sir Dsot.va %5E- ;tais t'nt5. sush repor. s
s at u 10 fI-t her aet 7.3 '@i'i he made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-12

NUpRskaa--A supply just reosissc ead
I 1. ior ssis BY j.. ". POWERS,
ray
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rel, sn1 iEEss II tac Ia ~; .na .lhsr h.Y,
to ihs i't - ;r.7 yea:ae:1e, tte r~cr
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Fseuca;sd 20 cali .ar hcn ,.46 rag Ia ,xperses.
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EFAR EICGM7sp. ,;u;e - .S82
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I avery anu AZ ;,ret a1oiCE C5 the AoltoTipE
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JOIN G;UGsAs. A5 =. E{OTLAA,
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$50, Il ia-k sorcss ;. nj, vhsca tae
EiChl2Us:d. Is Ia f~-
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~ ffaa FFsr.ki;1 s;rctt a',s'A bar Il > .:r.
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fscrl nl7 si.e1co Last 1>l-sd-y tda % h. Bqtb
car sass vera crQpr97 sn-; :he e.ds ii - b vs,s
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.Gatt, Ep DpN.

Upaa tbs pn5l.csion oi lie foregoing nc.s
trs Rec may icscue i.s publication aud ths
business Of It's 6tlc3 EEsI +. Pu,L2p,
Mallr Generai Commsndiug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-12

80 A&tS I1-~-stt the pzagtcIi&sss'i' G-;. =
r. k'-4th 81 taaS t.va.sg, li;bs s1E4AI
fte&EH, sPJI; tx eca--i l.. TSt ss:l-s -.
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The New York herald., 1862-09-18
THE nERELY.rOr.
KMY SUPFLIE Ed .

RMY suPPLIEs. ,.-u,.o :, ror,..o,
No. 5oc BnoADwAr Nnw loRK August is 1852.
Proposals are for furnishing uniform Regulation
stss of volunteers an niiiiia,of the 1nilei States
ns cs ana as ~ Os .i sr
used, and 70 conform 10 the patterns u the once Of
oass a ana es n TINS ' whee ana
promo sais soud state the articles which proposed to
krllest period which the delivery will be commenced
G y sna % are eaea Gn m w
2 Iegiby marked with the coniractor's name.
Tue following list embraces the principal supplies neea
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING
niorm Goats consisting Of engineers ordnance artit
Uniform Jackets insisting OF cavalry artillery infantry
Uniform Trousers, consisting of footmen, horsemep
sSso Cotton aia Duck ept overall.
|lDrawers.Fannel and knit.
Great Coats--Footmen and horsemen.
ssasaas si.asstsEMeoisn isr STsat aSass aad rubber
saeE Goats, lined and unined.
Boots. Bootees, Legsins, Stockings.
Uniform Hala-Trimmed and untrimmsd
|Csp Covers Stable Frocks, Sashcs.
Haversacks. Knapsacks. Cantecns.
sosp. ,sn;s 4:s; 4sa o'nn'. rsn
S::$$ SS::Sssi: Ssi:S:S Ssisr :ss;;:; y. ;.s.,
S;:a$.ss: S:s,$.si ceisrs Ss%p S;sa 4::.. 4s::'ls.
Storm Flags. Bugles
Garrison Flags, Trumpets
Recruiting FlsgA Drums.
Guidons. Fifes,
AGES.
I00OKS-Uompany Order.
10. Clothing AccouaG
Do. Descriptive
POSI- pS; Order Morning Report
| Do. Morning Report
Do. Letter
DO. Guard
Regimental general ordeF
Do. Letter
Do. Descriptive.
Do. Index.
Do Order
Target Practice.
Consolidated Morning Report.
Inspection Report.
security will be required for the fulment or every con-
. lact.
All proposals received by Of the tenth day the
tie OF this will be opened of that
~ and the articles Immediately needed will be awarded TO
lowest responsible bidders present Contracts fur
supplies will be awarded from time TO time favorable
us received always TO the lowest responsible bids
wed up to the time of making contracts.
Proposals be endorsed Proposals furnishing Army
.pplies /" and addressed to the subscriber.
BY order of the Quartz ermas or General
Lieut.. Colonel ID. II VINTON,
Deputy Quartermaster General United States Army.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
pDLJTIGAI..

TlruTIoNAL UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE.
special meeting Of this Committee will be held at
Il Hotel Of Broadway aud Eisnth sirtct this
. - evening Septembcr rs, III clodk Ey order
GEORGE KELSEY, President.
CsE giELD, Score aiy.
WARD INDEPENDENT DEMoCRATIC UNION
.lub--A meet NJ oi tie above CaU wiz be hold At
McMahOn's l0i East Eleventh street, this tTnurs.
lining, al 7M O'Clock An good mauhcis are parlcu.
,,uested to attend as business Of importance viii be
o'' - ''' BERNARD =. woops President.
U rs FLyNv Secretary.
'nE ROONEY. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
= no1tNrY-sla2 1MMEpIArEIY TILE rnrrrn

New York Battery, Captain Janes IS. smith, n,w
held Recruits, now Ia your tme 10 ore all bonntes
Men from the country wanted Look at the inducc.
Choose light artillery for easy service; no musk ~
n long marches, rs You march or ride when you
kuapsacks or heavy 10 ids TO carry; trenches To
ooi officers, good pay and good iatons This battery
,hn battles of yorktown, WILLIAMSBURG, Fair Oaks
ycrn tsll, and has only lost three men killed Come
~ RccguitIng station 3Sy Hudson street, near West
N slrsct New York city
corporal JOHN A. THOMPSON, Recruiting odcer
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS..

- -Tu EDITION JUST OUr-NEARLY 100 TINTED
ID Faures over 400 lagts.--lmuohse sale.-Patt lou.
don and New York Medical Adviser ana Marriage Guie,
Dpainla m anau .cll, mcdi al aul physiological inof.
instion hcioc published ny iaunegnt physician
aud surge0n 6y Broadway, up stairs Hours io treatment
SN NJ tns T. Nj Sp,d nr 81 by ". WhNNhR, No VtRey
stsL and ROSS TOvSEY l2l Nassau s,gect. New Y0tS.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

MRS. E. MORRIS. CUSTOMER SHIRT MANUFAcTU;
be happy see her friends and public she viii
make the best fitting Shirts and handsomest styles
of Collars and Tics and S.ars in the city Remember No
Amiiy street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

m CASH WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY OFFICER
" who Will muster the advertiser In as Second
bant He h. q worker, having recruited men for tho
d Legion, but being thrown out by consolidation
10 secure his position. lie will also throw some men
company. Address II. p. s., care of Crow 4 Powell
iai street
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

|H REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
The officers and members Company /, sixtJ ninth
nt who were out on the hst campaign and those who
rcventsd from going will meet at the armory, Essex
L. Grand street, this Thursday evening, at half.
wen O'Clock, when they will get their discharges By
VI JOHN COONANS, Captain.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

II REGIMENT, N. Y. 9. NJ. COMPANY A.-cAPT.
ID. L. sullivan, of Company A, win accept few more
men. The highest bounty paid. Here is chance 70
,inlh. Apply every day, from 5 A. NJ. 20 r. NJ, at
nory, corner Of Essex and Grand, l23 First avenue
tho City Hail Park. Highest botintics paid.
D. L. SULLIVAN, Captain.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

< EXTRA BOUNTY WILL BE PAID TO ANY AELE
bodied single man, Of Looi habits, who viii cnlst In
4. 0roser's company OF Durycc's Houayes, Sc.
battalion, now recruiting Tor the The bognty v IL
ID n sucn only apny to and accepted before en-.
by J. u. WICKER SHAM 2J9 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
rf,R SAFE.

A LAUNDRY FOR SALE-OR A PARTNER WANT
n ed in laundry doing good business, taking IN from
business this is opportunity. Address A b. He
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

A BEAUTIFUL FARM, ~ ACRES, WATER FRONT.
"a miles IN New Jersey $500 80 Acres, mil - IN New
Jersey $500 Acres in R0ckland county $2O)J; good
buildings fruits &C. Farms exchange for cty propery
w. H MELlCk, 4U Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
,ntnn MolLn NOR 40 ro MAKE rIIEIR roRruNEl

| 1s r BowERv.-MADAME wfDGER CLAIRvOYANT
| 100 ant sncd Spanish laiy, unveils he mysctie. OF
f,uriy marriage, abs nj friends sickness rrescrbes
ncach g., al diseases tells lucky numbers property lost
orstosen, dc.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
--.s.s.-----s--s--=--=s 4s-s ss--sass-=---l
ASTROLOGY.

A BONA FIDE AsTRoLoaIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
N can depend on is Mme. WILSON, wao tells the object
your visit you she tells the past pre-
sent and future your life. and OF Dangers,
and brags OF the most perors undertakings
n. BLele6raed magic charms. No lS3 Alien street, be-
tween Houston and Stanton, the store. Ladies aud
gentlemen 90 cents each.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

MADAME RAY Il THE BEST CLAIRvoYANT AND
AVA Astroogs in hs city. she tells your very thoughts,
giy LUCKY numbers causes speedy marriages No. 80
Seventh avenue Twenty seventh street Ladies' 2oc.
oan lnnaen
The New York herald., 1862-09-18


FOR FALL AND WINTER
The subscriber invites the attention of
WHOLESALE BUYERS
AND STRANGERS
to his stock, which comprises large importation Of
. PARIS AND LONDON GARMENTS,
las well as Of his manufacture, suitable for FIRST class
trade, aud which will be sold at
MODERATE PRICES.
GEORGE CAREY,
S04 and 3p5 Canal street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

DRYANrs, MiNsrRELs,
ID MECHANICS RAIL-, AZ BROADWAY.
MONDAY, SEPT. ~, and every isht during the week
THE TlIREE HCNrERs, ITALIAN AIRS,
THE YAKEys TIE ECHO. TTN.PAN.0.NIoN
n q. Campbell KJn howard, Nvse seymour Liitle Mao,
Gettinss, Emmett, Griihn, Charles Hobbs savon,
Converse. Morrison, Fowler. Leslie Hilton,
NEIL AND Dan BRYAEf
In grand Soirec Ethope JOKES aud conicai'tes
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

LIEADoUA UARfERs CoMPANY - EIGurH .REGI
4 intpt New york 5tac Militia, Centre MarAet New
4uyS, Sopteui5Vt II, i*jA
N3cIcaa, hss pelscl Almighty Coi to remove ftorn
IA gag brother aud a5socate, william Rest, aerc
fore
KIND flcnd and GENIAL suclt; Whn always ready
hi country call aud hat 70 volunteer his services
i bei ~.
RespMcd THAT we ~ members of COMPANY attend his
tnrr4 ody "a citizens dress tbs trhusday) after
Il bpr, al two q clock,
Il s1ycd That tender 10 his bereaved parents bro
and sisters condpenocs iot tncir ittepsraoc loss
of aH aleclianatc s0n All t1vihg hrlth r.
pesoeed That TIE foregoing resolutions be published u
the New YoL Herald md rlmcs AMI copy b. Transmitted
ALEXANDER CLARK,
JAdbS g. TOWERS,
Jlt AtLNS Il. FRYE, iCOmmtUc
Gh OkGl q. MtCUf,
10 aIrtl Bb&Ghs
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

IsREE MILITARY INSTRUCTIONS AT rliE MERCER
IT House corner Of Broomc aud Mercer streets every
ev-n.ng. lolnf tcsir1Us ui Deconu. conpetsu to
pas. tue MtlUy ExAnlnas Board viii 10 well 10 call.
WM A. RIVER. Instructor,
late Drill Masterin thc volunteer service.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

MADAME HART, HAVING RETURNED FROM EU.
lM rope 90 the ladies' OF New York thai
can be cunsute No IL Essex street. upon the
future; special information to fortune, marriage and
charms given Ordinary fec 70 cents
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
lsaIs VIII not be CDnSiG0rtd,
STEMAET VAN NI1ET.

Major and Quartermaster, United States Army.
ne for receiving proposals Tor The above s cx.enied
I'D INST, Mt IL NJ. STEWART VAN VLIET,
Major and Quartcrmasier, U. ). A.
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

A Observation-Disclosures MORROW, SEVENTH
~ daughter, has fores gilt to II Low anu how ten
you marry, and all thoughts,
or Lucky, ,hamsfree equal not 10 be found
Her magic nase IS fun operation iSt Ludlow street.
uelow Houston. 25c. Gentlemen not admitted
The New York herald., 1862-09-18

TT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO ENUMERATE THE
taent whcl will assemble this evening at the Par
ge 81 West Houston street on the asion of that old
favorit-s benefit. Mr. BENJAMIN BROWNE II viii excel
every hiag OF the kind before attempted TIE principal
arises the musical profession have pledged their SER
the OCCASION Colcer TO commences at O'Clock
he 10 time and avoid the rush. the demand for ckess
hourly increasing. Admission rs cents.
CHAs. GREY ED. HEATH, Propretors
The New York herald., 1862-09-18
LOST AND FOUND.


J1OUND-IN BROADWAY, ON SATURDAY, THE 18TH,
Purse containing o sum of money. The owner, by
Identifying paying this Adverisemeni
have IL By applying TO .. Cheeks. IL Broadway.
+ OST-oS THE 18TH inst, A DISCHARGE FROM THE
IL United States Marine Corps, in Division street. near
Clinton The nder will be rewarded by leaving Ia Muir
rays liquor store corner Of Hester and Suffolk streets
r osT-FROM 297 FIRST AVENUE CORNER EIGH.
IL tccnth street, Monday morning young black aud
Terrier Slut: spot her side; to
egme VI ady The finder oy returning her will receive
- reward.
r osT-A SMALL ORDER BOOK. WITH BLACK
IL containing and memoranda Of sizes; Of
" any br the liberal ard will be paid
for its return to GEORGE W. ELLIOTT 80 Walker street
I oST-A SMALL. BLACK OILCL0TH CARPET BAG;
IL taken by mistake from Tontine Hotel New Haven
ne cyenns o the 18th, by Phneas Nichols coming TO New
YORK The boat Mr. Nichols VII please leave and take
MS Frcnch's Hotel, city Hall iarc, forward
TO NO. University place ana 'e'' Us '4a'ei e. LONG.
r OSr OR MIsLAID--A PR0NISoRY NOTE, DATED
IL New York sepenber2 81, 1864, for sii0 IS, payable
twelve months alter dale natc oy Alexander Ferguson 10
will return the viii b. suitably rewarded All
persons are hereby cautioned
DAVID CisARkE, Gi3 Broadway.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-02
ESfysE aswgs

Tbs river, after reaching point nearly
as high as it has been for several years, has
commenced falling, and the fall may be ex-
pected to be as rapid as the rise.
We note the following arrivals aud de-
partures during the "a hours up to last
evening.
The Charley Bowen from Cairo with
fair trip.
The Leonora from Nashville with par
tial load, which was completed at this
port.
The B. J. Adams from Pittsburg Land
ing for Louisville. She expected to load
above.
The Fred Lorenz, with a coal barge in
tow from Pittsburg, destined to the gunboat
feet and st. Louis.
The Poland came in from the Tennessee
with 800 hogsheads of tobacco.
The Storm came out of green river with
big trip.
The Bowen went out with heavy cargo
of freight and crowded with passeng ers.-
In addition to her regular passenger list she
took down near 100 soldiers. Among her
freight was upwards of 10000 rounds OF
cartridges and large lot of clothing for
the troops at New Madrid and Fort Pillow,
Capt. Howard and Billy Lowth are sure to
attract large list of passengers.
The calliope Grey Eagle come down yes
terday afternoon with crowd of passen-
gers, and returning from Henderson left fol-
Louisville last night.
The fine, fast steamer Atlantic, will leave
Louisville, this evening, for Nashville, and
will be here early tomorrow morning
This will be an excellent opportunity tc
ship freight, or to make pleasant trip
Cox & Humphrey are her agents.
The May duke from Louisville with 6
heavy load enroute to Nashville came dowr
| yesterday afternoon.
The Tigress arrived yesterday afternoon
from Pittsburg Landing with good loaC
of tobacco, shingles &C., which she picked
up by the way.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-02


Gas. W. 2. EKIFE.-Ths New YORK
Journsls, without exception, defend Gen.
". F. Smith from the charge of having
been drunk during the late battle at Less
Mills, in Virginia. The Commercial Ad-
vertiser says;
at would seem as If there must be some
mistake in this matter. Gen. Smith ia
known to be a temperate man."
A telegraphic message from Gen. Nc
Clellan, dated April 18th, to a friend in
this city, says: "He (Gen. Smith) has
gained great advantage for us this morn
ing, silencing the fire of a battery. It
was splendidly done, and with little loss
on our side"
A private letter from Gen. Smith to his
family, dated the 18th, says ST had Sc
we're fall from my horse, going at very
fast gait, and was stunned and Jared, SO
that am still lame. A second fall she
gave me, while Ayres was playing on the
works with eighteen pieces of artillery.
Without any warning, she reared with
me, and the girth breaking, of course
went down."
ga letter from one of the Generals
aids, speaking of the battle, says inciden.
tally, Everybody behaved splend:dly ex-
cept the Generals horse"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-02
Union Meeting.

At meeting of the Union party, of Un-
ion County, KY, held in Morgan6eld, ont he
9th of April, 1862, Geo. W. Simpson in
the Chair, the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
ResoIved, That the object of this meet
ing, being to express our choice for the Of
fee of Appellate Judge, for the 4th Appel
late District of Kentucky; we heartily APP
prove of the Convention to be held in Hen
derson, KY, on the lst day of May, 1862,
to select and nominate q candidate for said
Appellate District.
ResoEUed, That Judge Rufus R. Williams
is our first choice for said Office, and
that the delegates hereinafter appointed, be
instructed to vote for him as the first choice
of the Union men of Union County.
ResoIUed, That E. A. Byrne, Sam G.
Hugh, w. W. Gardner, D. s. Berry, Geo.
". Simpson, James Baueh, Jos. Sprague,
and L. S. Berry be appointed to said Con-
Yention.
ResoIUed, That the editors of the Louis.
vile Democrat, and Journal and the editorl
of the Henderson Mail and Evansville
Journal be requested to publish these pIo-
ceedings.
GEO. W. SIMPSON, Chairman,
e. A. BYRNE, Secretary.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-02
Local News.

SICK AID WoREDED SoLDIERs.-The
Charley Bowen brought up yesterday morn
ing, from the Mound City Hospital the fol-
lowing sick and wounded, who were trans
ferred:to the Leonora at this point, and pro-
ceeded on to Cincinnati: .-
Capt. R R Henderson CO II, ID Ohio, hip
bone broken.
Capt R Gardner CO F, 18TH Ohio,
wounded in pelvis.
Il Capt Leslie.co F, 4lst Ohio, sick.
Capt Morgan co q, 4lst Ohio, sick.
Lieut. Parcost, Adjutant 4lst Ohio,
wounded in leg.
Walter Blythe, I'd Sergeant, 4lst Ohio,
sick.
Lieut. Burton 9Th Ohio battery. -.
W Waters 14th Ohio battery, wounded
in thigh and shoulder.
81 T Gaylord l4th Ohio battery, right
arm amputated.
H.H Gaylord 14th Ohio battery, sick.
@ r Waters 14th Ohio battery, sick.
They were accomcompanied by Doct.
D. W. Henderson of Msysville, Ohio,
and W. Fl. Justice of Newport, Kentucky.
who were assiduous in their attention
to the sick and wounded. These gentlemen
express much gratitude to Drs. Dunning
and Vail of the Mound City Hospital for
the kindnesses and courtesies extended them
and their sick and wounded friends. They
also desire US to express their deep obliga-
tons to Gait. Howard and VIM. A. Lowth,
clerk of the Charley Bowen, for the hui
name and kindly treatment extended 10
them on their way up.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-05-02

RG~ The soldiers who came down by
the Wednesday nights train were por-
ton of the 10th company 59th Regiment,
Col. Alexander, commanded by John E..
Simpson. They muster As strong, and have
more men in the regiment. Capt. Simpson
raised a company for the Mechanic Fusi-
leers of Chicago, and when that swindle
exploded he enlisted company for the
seth Indiana. Capt. Simpson bears with
him the most fattering testimonials from
his former company, exhonerating him
from all responsibility for the deceit prae-
ticed in raising the famous Mechanic Flu
sileer Regiment of Chicago.
The men under Capt. Simpson are fine
looking set of fellows.