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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

ERIE RAILWAY.
e 1
Great Bread Gauge Double Track and Telegraph
Route, to
NEW YORK. BOSTON
.AJVD ILL EASTERN CITIES,
Casrylps the Great Westsr. sal North.
Westera United States smaiIs.
ExPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
T. Buffalo, daily, on the arrival Of al trains on
the Lake Shore Railroad, making close eonnec-
tious with trains from Cleveland, Chicago, Mil
wauAee, st Louis, Burlington, Keokuk, st Paul,
Dubuque, Galens, Iowa City, &c-the only cars
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
Baggage checked through. Fare always ~ low
Is by any other route.
road which are sold 1t oil the principal railroad
Cfices in tho West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment Of
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily. making close connections
through to ell points West, and quicker time than
ever before made on any line.
For Freight rates, enquire of J G OAtman, 240
Broadway, Chas Thurman, 1913 Broadway, N 7;
0 Archer, % South street, NY; ] 8 Dunlap,
Is State street, Boston Erie Railway Office, "a
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAs. MINOT, Gent supt, NY.
E. 9. SPRINGER, Western Agent. Chicago, Ill,
A. BARBER, Agent, Burlington, Iowa,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

SEEX 2Y@R
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. NOVEMBER
~ 4th, 1861, Trains will leave Wells street De-
pot, Chicago, as follows, Sundays excepted
At S:45 II and Gals ? NJ for Belviderc, Rockford,
Freeport, Warren, Galena, Dunlith, Dubuque
and intermediate places.
At S.45 A NJ and 1855 P n for Dixon, Polo, Full
ton, Cedar Rapids and intermediate points.
At4P for Elgin, Belvidere, Rockford and in
ternedists points.
At 5A NJ Tor Geneva and intermediate places.
Passengers tor Beloit and GAINESVILLE will take
the SIS n train.
Passengers for Crystal lake, McHenry, Rich
mond Geneva Lake and intermediate points, will
take the 4 P N train.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT CHICAGO
At $40 and 4:1o A NJ, from Dunleith, Galens,
treeport etc.
AZ $50 and $50 A NJ, from Cedar Rapids,
Fulton, Dixon, etc.
~ aa:le from Fox River Valley.
AZ s!v NJ, Geneva Accommodation.
- Sleeping ca. on Night Trains.
ou E.B. TALCOTT, Gent Sup't.
y. M nEkLEas Cent Pass'gr Ag't. nv2otf
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NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
- ALL PRIVATE DISEASES
EMr
~ WITHOUT mERCURY.
M nm. NeRH1TRER
DIR. W.RI1TXER

rs REGULARLY EDUCATED AND LEGITI-
i metsly qualified, and has experienced in all
forns Of diseases knowledge qaits indispensitls
in the proper treatment OF the venereal diseases
in ill it, varied and complicated forms, and has
for years made the treatment Of private diseases
his businsss and study. Experience, the best
of teachers, has enabled him to perfect femediss
ct once efficient, safe, permanent and in most
eases can be used without hindranee to Business.
Particular attention given to old standing cases,
such - were formerly considered incurabae-
Syphilis IN Ill FORMS Gonorrhoa 0lsst Structures.
Orehites, Diabetes, Bladder add Urinary Diseases.
Also the effects Of solitary h.bits, both runous to
bedy and mind, and which produce some Of the
following effects: Blotches, bodily weakne@
constipation, sversonfor and uneasinsss in female
sooisty, snmanliness, dread Of failure events, nm
ally complete prostration Of the vital power loss
Of memory, ringing in the ears-can DO fully n
stored 70 health.
All letters, with stamp answered.
DR.. W. manufactures al his medicine from the
pursst Drugs free from al smell Or taste. Please
call friendly talk and his opinion will cost you
nething. His treatment 10 the sesult Of lsng ex-
perienee and 10 commanding the confidence Of the
entire West. NO charge will be made unless cure
10 psnonently effected. Dr.. W. treats self abuse
with The most happy result.
Post O0ee boz, 1894. OAiee and Consultation
Rooms 16A South Clark street, Chicago, Ill.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
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vYpi1 MI CO-pAN1MIRsHIps, HpRxfovorr
! sxistiag between ne undsgaiened, n ~
Boot and She's businsss, under The name "a M
Of Jamison Murdoch, 3 this dsy dissolved 81 IN
itation. J. W:Jaaisea win eoalinue h MR.
aad collect The debts q tho late I'm.
J: IL: yAMle0H
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
fIichigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To J.csc York, .NesC England
and The Can u1NS.

I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rH, 1862,
~ trains leave the Great Central Union Depot,
ieot Of Lake street, rs follows:
IA Day Express except Sunday arrives at
Detrsit at $40 N. Suspension Bridge at $3.50 A NJ
Albany 3 so r N, New York 9:3oPM, Boston 1880
pm.
73O NJ Night Express Except Saturday, ar
rive ~ Detroit 1T 7:O0 NJ. Suspension Brioge
4:lO NJ, Albany 500 A NJ, New York 1880
A n, Boston $3.50 NJ.
Cincinnati trains, via Railroad, leave Chi
c,go at 2 A NJ mail train, 7:3O Fast Express :
arrive in Chicago at Sis A Fast Express, aud
Sis p NJ Night Mail Train.
Tho 7:30 p NJ train leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without change OF oars or baggage.
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Ru(am,s Patent VeutilatOrs
On Cars Of Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars on Night Trains
Baggaue Checked Through.

THROUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal
Railroad off .es in the West, at the General Ofioe
corner Of Luke and Dearbon streets, (undsr the
fremont House, Chicago, and at the Depot.
K.N. RICE, Genl Supt.
j. w. SIXTH, Western Pass. Agent. jnl
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chicago 4 Northwestern Railway
1862 SPRING ARRANGEMENT....I 1857.
GAIA Ra -

Rockford, Beloit, Freeport, Galena, Dunlei'n'
Ja- esyille. Madison, Lacrosse. Prairie du Chem
ST. PAUL, Fond du Lac, Oshkosh, watertown'
berlin, and all points in Wisconsin, Minneso.a,
Northern Illinois and Northern Iowa via. Oniesgo
and North western Railway. Running through
without change of cars to Janesviiie's atel.o""'
Fond an lac and Oshkosh, and connecting at La
Crosse and Appleton with U. s. Mai! Coaches and
steamers, affordns the direct and expeditions
route TO all points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago as follows:
bay Express p
WAY Passengers p NJ
t.V- New and elegant sleeping cars are ran IN
all Night Trains. 1,,,.
EIDE WITT ROBINSON, Genl Ticket Ag't.
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HOW LOST I HOW RESTORED !
Juss PSS1ssAed, ~ . Sealed Envelope !;
Price, SIR Csass
4 tEcIynE qN 4, T.+E zN SAIyRE :,

: Fax H SsEN ~ ans ~ HAD 81 " 4
rURE or sPeRnAT0RRHEA OR SEMINAL
~ Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual
Debility and Impediments % Marriage generally.
NervoasnAes. O. assumption, Epilsps ysnd Fits !;
Mental and Physical lncspacityy ssssising ifrom
Self-Abuss, Ac.-By ROB'f J. CULvERWELL,
n. D., .Anthor Of the Grees Book, 10. l.
"A Dssn - Thsosaads q saasssrs,.s
sent under seal, in > plain envelope, 70 any ad-
dress, post paid, on receipt Of six cents, or Two
postage STAINS, BY DIR. Oh. J. C. KLINE,
l4 Bowssy, New York, Post Once Box 1850. !.
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Freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
70 TO all points East At all times at As low rates
a. any other Railroad route. sep2y-dtf
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

No other troops, and no other commander can claim
the honor. Il was a bard-fought, bloody battle
One division egainst Rebel force OF mot lees tnan
4O. 900 fresh Rebel troops!
The heaviest work Of the battle was done BY the
New Jersey Brigade under its noble commander Pat
ter,on. Aud the hardest fighting of the brigade was
done by the 9th NswJersey ResmsGt which Gcea, PC
lsneated;v the swelling forces Of the enemy that
Wers thrown against it to turn IN flank. Our killed
ard wounded number some 200. ,,,
"I trnst sincerely that you will publish this as an
act of justice to the Jersey troops. IL Is cruelty
wong to endeavor to divert from them the hard
sorne3 olory thew have von do not fear, however,
sut That justice which has not yet been recorded
thsm , by the press generally will be rendered in due
time. It may have been already But in tness shsn ar
removed regions we have seen no papers ia'ef 'nH"
yours of the1Oth. ~ ,o,,,, cu.uopr
AruJ ''"'' Chaplain eth Reg. N. J. Nol:
Camp en- Regiment N j. Voi' near "e'' r0''' ''' '''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
THE WILLIAMSBURG BATTLE.

To he Editor Of The N. y. Tribune.
SIR 1t was with the greatest pain ths, read the
letter of your Army Correspondent, dated the 9TH.
and published the 10TH purpOrting to report upon tie
battle of Williamsburg, Va, on the 9Th. / will
speak plainly, and trust you will do US the justice
we deserve. The statements of your correspondent
in reference to the New-Jeney troops giving way or
falling into disorder are not truthful Your CORE
spondent has, to say the least erred or taken bs in
formation from rumO- or prcjudced second hand ill.,
formation. The jersey troops behaved most nobly
aud gallantly, as is freely and fully aud repeatedly
acknowledged by both Brigade and Division Gene
ras-Patterson and Hooker. l Witnessed the whole
Of the engagement-being actively engaged through
the fercest OF II in caring for the wounded and
getting them from the field. can positively aft rm
that the NewJersey boys did not give way--nor did
they at any time fall uo disorder. On the contrary,
with unfinching forttude aud bravery and TO the
admiration Of our Generals freely expressed to NE
personality did they stand their ground under the
pressing columns Of 5000 fresh troops Of the enemy
who attempted 10 crush down our Brigade. worn
and weary, and numbering less than 3, $40 men |!
Our men stood, even after all their ammunition was
expended. They would then have given cold steel
They never thought of retiring, giving way, or fall.
ing into disorder. But we went into action with
ranks tbnned by sickness, and by long and terrible
march over roads that were triyhtfu the men were
exhausted when they went IN. They bad carried, be-
side all their arms, accoutermcn,s, clothing ratons
&c. 100 rounds OF ammunition They were under
fire about five hours. Officers aud men were killed
and wounded to the number of 600. The General
commanding the brigade gave the word TO retire to
enable reenforcements tSickess Brigade), with am
muniton. to come up Then, and not till then, did
the New-Jersey troops retire-and they retired in
good order No troops fought better than the New.
Jerey Brigade. No general was nober than lis
General Patterson. In my opinion, the day was
sared by the New-Jerscy Brigade. composed OF the
5th, 9Th, 9TH aud Stn Regiments n. j. Volunteers.
Nor is this my opinion alone. II is tho opinion Of
Generals and other high officers engaged in the fight
OF that day.
was fought by Con. Hooker aud his division. To
him beoosa The glory Of Vie day, AL 10 hi, troops.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

PoL.cx Movxmrsrs.-The Police Commissioners,
daring the past week, made the following appoint'
ments:
Wul,m B,owu 10 tho Third Precinct john Ksnnedy &c
ia. EourIh Edwin n RowAe and Thoms, kayanagh to h,
S'ch sh.,,.. ~ Carson 20 the Eleventh Wm II. Burns
n ~. John Corcoan to tue Seseltoenth John
~ F,n.a 40 the Forty third aud Wm NJ. SosIn of tho 3eni
rv sJ aud accepted tho following fe.igsatious: Jbhr
of the Third Precinct George w. Oirya OF the
Fih. lanes Duncan, Of the Seventh; Augustus Wofd o
,h. rheenth Robert Wood, OF tho Fourteenth aud John
a., loodelI of tho Twenty ninth.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

One of our Government officials, JUST le''.
,o, Perm ,es us tha, among the trs AID mo" fre9
,u,ri.s m,de OF him thore about public u'en va"
h, husw OF had ever seen the celebrated AnencAn W"
Or. j. C. AVER Of Lowell. His remedies are foana"
village. from the elevated slopes Of the Andes a0N,
coast, and their remarkable seem to Aias''
attention there than in this country. Ihe seanh'
der at their effects tases FAR deeper bold Oh -,
sad supen,itious people than il does Win -
,ionale Of medical problems is 50 much more s,d
stood. No other American hs made hirn'e' 80. az
known to the ma.se, o, the people iu foreign p
cited In them so lively an Interest In him'el Az
has BY his ,kiliul application Of chemica! 'c''''
men, OF disesse. A., ..u. vrk
That must be dull man WHO does no' wv LS /
country when he inds among distant naaOh "a, NJ
known and welcomed there through the a's" IA. bec
men. merchants, and scholars. whose fe's- ,,.surs
national property. and consequently IN ''- cure
own. Whether DR.. Ayers remedies 20 ' -,.,;o, oii
than Others or not they have secured :" '' vbers
God send 10 those afflicted with di'rs'e -. ,b,r
number. in any community believe that fns' ,,s,,s
aud lives to one. Skill they are sure to 'e' .ouu.
which will lud expression &hen they msss 's,,,saS
National Era W''n'''''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
CITY ITEMS
"a LIES Secret" by Mn. Henry Wood, viii I
published by T. B. Peterson & Bros. of Philadelnn.
on Thursday. See advertisement.

The MILITARY Contribution OF NEw.Yo,r.
Ncw.York has in the field los regiments Of inSa,,,
II of cavalry, and of artillery. Penn.yly,.;.
which has been pluning herself upon the Lam,
force in tho field Of any State, shows, taking =,
three.months men. only So regiments Of infantr, !,
of cavalry, and of artillery-39 less thau NewYo.
Illinois now has 60 regiments of infantry, 10 Of O.,
airy, and l3 batteries of artillery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

LIQUOR CAsEs.-Yesterday twenty arrests were
made OF quo sellers the charge OF y.osag tie Sunday
Liquor law Thy weTs h,d 10 bail u 200 sah &c a0swor
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

The Troy Times Of Friday reports tOa 80 sn'
have been received. Daniel Drew has giVea 'i'N"l
Mrs. R. p. Hart Of Troy, $1,000; John M.H.y,
slCO; VIM. c. NOyes of New-York, $iooi L.
& Co. of New.York. $50, and the Troy S''''''
line, 1900.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
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FIELD BATTERIES.

KILLED.
John Donshur Battery H. let u. s Artillery. private
Philp MeGayoy, Battery II let u Artillery private.
Emil Y. Garrison battery D. st ~ L. Artillery, private
Robt. L. LowTie, 4ih ~ Y Battery, private.
wOrsDED.
Chandler Eakin lt lieutenant Battery H. LIST U. g. Ar
IL r Pike, I'd iieuten,nt Battery II, lH U. S. Artillery
Fu. b. H1 corporal Battery D. Is. N Y. Artillery, lOs
Fred W. COnsnt corporal, Battery ID, ist N. Artillery
slightly.
WIN X. Riier corporal 4th N Y. Battery, severely.
wn II. Bates private, Battery Ii, Is. U s. Artillery NOR
tally.
james Moon private. Battery II, l u s. Art severely
Jacob LoIg private Battery H. lst y Art. erm broken
Tho Moore private, Battery II. LIST T. 5 Art, slightly
Herman lishtsr private, Battery n 49, U. y Ar DO
Albert W. Dehs private Battery D, lot Art. los. leg
Byron Kelsey private Battery d. lst N y Art, severely
Andrew Fo't. private, Battery D, lst n Art slightly.
Chs. L. Cleveland private. Battery lat n 7. Art. do.
Andrew Long. private Battery ID, Let ~ y. Art, do
Robt. Shaw, private, 4th n. T. Battery lost leg.
Geo. C. sipperly private 9Th n Y. Battery. los. leg
}. johnson, private. <th N. Y. Battery slightly.
K. Skatou private, <h n. Y. Battery, fhshily
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
IAdyertisementI ]

DAILY VICTORIES by our A,l',le's ~. ss.. ~"
u.., brl,k. TO learn wha, to engage 10 70 '',' a
obtain a careful Phrenologcai E1in'ns N, 90 BrS"
FouIsx WS.hs, NJ
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

MEETING OF GERMAN CABIsEr-MAKERs.-n.
mass meeting Of German cabinet-maken u H,,.
monia Gardens on Essex street was largely at.sod.l
on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Muhlmester was chosen president and n,
L. A. Loiour secretary. Impromptu speeches vs,
made by Messrs. Kahn, Marqui'z, Hasselnau, ,i
BIGGER The object of the meeting was to inAusnsb,
appeal and argument the master cabinet-naken |.
increase the amount Of wages paid to their jouns,.
men. Many of them now receive from three to iv
dollars per week, sum insufficient to support sss,
fsmilies. The meeting adjourned at IL ocIsek =
meet again at No. 2ol Grand street On Tassay
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
Advertisement !

Communicated are wel-exeevso4 W.
-, a. bul. on the Bank Of America in crta.si'~
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
The BATTLE OF WILLIAMSBURG.
Official List Of the Killed, Wounded, and
Missing in Hooker's Division
GREYER's BRIGADE.

Tn III. following lis, ali ere private. unless otherwise ud
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

The Troy SuFFERERs.-Ths subscriptions ni''e
in this city for the benefit Of the Troy sufferers ~
amount to $3.50. The Treasurer Of the fun0 H''
the following acknowledgment, on Saturday;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

NEw-YoRK MEs IN THE WEsrERS ARar.-Arog
the gentlemen who left New.York or the army a!n
Potomac to go to Fremonts Mississippi army, ven
Gen. Asboth, who was Chief Of Staff to Gen. PN
mont, and number Of American and foreign ofien
who gladly accepted an invitation to join an arm
which promised land which has since performed =
much. After Gen. Fremoni's removal, very few d
these gentlemen remained, except Gen. AsboA ar!
the officers of the Fremont Hussars, which VA
Asboths favori,e regiment, organized under bis owl
direction and Offered by men Of bis own selection
This regiment has always been under his general
command, has marched thousands Of niles with hin,
was with him in the pursuit Of Price at the battle Of
Pea Ridge. end on the eastward march Of CuTt1'
army. at last, the inscrutabe ways Of tie Gen
erals have taken Asboth from his fayorite cavalry,
and sent him 10 Tennessee, leaving the Hlsssn 70
move to the Southwest. This is the meet tof'
oughly drilled aud disciplined cavalry in the voan-
teer service, and ia justly an objec; of PRIDE 10 81
who have been connected with it. The following
are the officers Of the regiment who went from ihs
East at Asb,th's call, and who are now required v
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EAsrERs.-Ths 0us
Eastern dropped her anchors opposite Pier Nau.
North River, at 12I o'clock on Saturday. Shea
coantered head winds and heavy weather ell sAs6u.
she was at sea, except tie two last days d b,
voyage, but made the trip in lees than 10 daa s.
brings 140 passengers and a crew Of 400 men On
her way up to the city she received salutes from d,
camp a. Fort Richmond, the Norwegian Corvsz
at Quarantine from the outward bound steanusa
Etna and Hammonia from the Cunarden at Jsm,
CITY, and demonstrations from every concsiuA
kind Of craft. Capt. Walter Patton, the conmsaAs
of the ship. says the doctor complained becsas ID
profession and services were not needed during b
passage. There was not even case Of sea schu
on board he vessel, although the weather wxs
rough as it was during that memorable gale wa
che los. her ruddcr, and was saved by the skillaa
young American engineer, Hamilton Towle Va
was a passenger on board at the time. Ali
passengers joined in complimentary resolusaa
thanks to Capt. Patton for bis uniform kindness *
courtesy during the passage. Some sporting gene
men on board inaugurated new school Of snx
ments at sea called the "Grand Atlantic Raa'
The bill read thus: Big ship meeting at 6oaa
this evening. Flat race twice around the deta
7I6; sack race once around, winner to haw't
steeple chase once around the deck, three r,zs
chief winner to have 49, cock fight, no su
allowed, best of nine throws, 81; fiat race, onssA
mile; walking match, one mile" &c. The Gss
Eastern will leave this port in about fortnight NJ
meantime will be thrown open to visitors as socs
the requisite arrangements are completed, Of wsa
due notice will be given. To Mr. K. N. Musgsw
formerly of the steamship City of Washinga
purser of the Great Eastern, we are indebted ks
official layors.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

IOtt 4Voe t0fIaVIIF VOI ITO s1Iux'
George T.. Wsring Of Central PARK, ColoIeL
Hudolpa Bomo. Nev-iork. LieoteIaui-Csose
Eugene Kielmansesger, New-Yogk, Major
Lmeric N sszaros. New lork Msjor.
Dr. II W. Nichols, Newiork. Surgeon
Wm l.. Burns. NewYork. Reginensu Adstsnt
Benz. 4. LUDLOW Cincinnati Captain.
james I. Dwight. New-foFk, Captain
Oscar I. Howe Newly ork. lst Lieutenant
How ard Dwight, Boston lst Lieutenant
Harry brevoort. Lenok, Mass, let Lisuiensnt
Cbauncey b. Pratt Owego, N. T., lat LieaseDsnI
James WGripg Rye, N T.. lst Lieu:ensat
John b. WaIiag, Rye, N. Y. % Lieutenant
Thomas w. Cooper Cooper's Plains, N 4, u L.se~'S
Fred. Cooper, Coop rs 7 aims, ~ Y, ID LieukSsai
}. l.. brsabaTy, New ioTk, "a Lieusensat
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
FIRST MAssAcMusETTS INFANTRY.

FIRsT MAssACHUsETIS INFA"lhl'
KILLED. %
g. r. A R,,zsr "a. d. Geo " Burdick Co. E.
Warren r. Stackiey. Co D. James Reidins, 70. b.
Curtis w. Grover Co. A. VIM X BENSON 10 l.
VIM. w. Stone, Co. ;.
WOUNDED.
~ T.x,or Co D. lost Ian arm W. c. Hatch Co. c, severely
+ ~ Fsirbapts Co D. severe Jno Nicott Co. T. severely
q A tilIabrowr Co d. d. w. o Young Co. +, do
Joseph Francis Co A. dead Jas Laken % r.; s-'si"''
J. y. Robinson, Co. severe Jas Oarkns 90, f. u Do
2oln 2' r. T. pisa r. No. II Geo r Henry. Co. r. do'
6en!' rleics % m ;b.i Ccrn a stevens, Co. sew
Chas. ID Grggs, Co. A, 10. WEI :. nIs5e, Co f. d.
W; J. Man,hy, 70 o. N O. Tewkesb1ry, Co; u. do
John Abrams 20. A. u" ssre A. Bertrand Co j. do
Serg VIM. Gibson, Co A. do' A. A H. Srowisy Co l. do.
henry n. brown 90 ~ 10 z McCushlsnd, Co ksevere
Edwin Brown -" o. =, ss, Lewis Bird Go. X slightly
Corp d. Il. Me.ser Co. C,do nsitis " I. "a K .sy
GX Campbell, Co. G. slight q " 5H.I - ;I,iSvi ~ " - "
xIssISG.
~ ,,ur. r. r. Samuel Birch Co. O.
:, y WI, naiLL r. A. \. Dauforth, Co. ID.
oi ~ " WM.Lin Co O. John A. Berry, Co d.
Saus S ~ Co. Co g. w. T. Leary, Co. f.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

.2D REGIMENT EEw-YORK voLUEIkERs-1hFANIhi.
Lieut Col ] Moses, very slightly wounded.
Major VIM. .. seyens, slightly wounded
SegeaD,-aisjoI Thomas CLARK. not seriously.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
sEyENTY.THIRD NEw.YoRx VOLS. (ISrAsrRY).

George Kfess, Co. Y.
Daniel Leahy, Co. r.
John W. Lewis Co. q.
Patrick Bremen, Co. u.
Henry Gsrvin, Go. q.
Charles Waltz, Go.
Jacob ii. P,oss, Co. ".
Sers. Duncsn Car. Co. X.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19

sEyESTIETH REGIMENT Ny. VOLUNTEERS (ISFANTRYl
KILLED
edLt. VIM A. Kilburn Co A Corp D. c. w. Young Co E.
Sergt. John Z. v. Houten A J. {. Earl, Co. T..
Sert Robert Harvey, Co 4. Fred hel Co. T..
Corp. Joseph Wi.teis Co. AJohn L. DcaIiug Co. T..
Corp Charie, Gunke Co. A Jesse Grssinger. Go. +.
Corp Chales Ryerson Co. AID II fTsuk H. Nelson Co.F.
Ioh In fflrd cl A Re knsn In
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-19
RgcAPITN.ATIoS.
PATTHRsOS'S BRIGADE.


FIFTH SEw-JIRsEY VOLUNTEERS.
kLIYD.
Jo..pb V enook Co. A. Charles Nsbderree. Co. ID.
fobh q StIicker Co A. lot Lieut. ID. h. Lslo. Co. Z.
ser.,. Wm. Fitzpatrick. Co. u. William C.iie. Co f.
Tobs. IIeYrop 20. b. l,, Lieut. Nm. C. Berry. Coli.
Serg- Irsar q. Dubois, Co. X.
WOUNDED.
coI c y. Starr. sli.htly Chsles Hall, Co Y, slightly
l., Lieut. and idiu,ant V. MC-p; Edwsfd C. Hopre Co.
Heery shot IN arm o. 'hgh'ly IN hs,' , -
Is, Lieut. C. A. Angel Co. Alsi Lieut. John Gamble. 20.