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Jr ElterJn your of yesterday state iiat the
arls of PoIuernes furnished compGHy for nctire
ser'ic" Tie Police Jury of the Parish OF nqnrHue did
vote ALL slim at money TO iqup company, but is
rinnS NET III The company raised entirely in tho city
Therefore, instead tnat the parish OF Paquines
sent company repel the INVADERS it would
correct 10 say that She hn sent 6 viz Capt A.
Wilkinson. YERIrAS.
New Orleans Feb y, 1862.
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aaron RtFd,

SUCCESSOR TO SEWELL I. T.TAYLOR) IMPORTER OF
FINE OLD WINE, LIQUORS, ETC.,.
Nos, ID and Is Royal street,
Has In store large supply OF the celebrated CIR EME Dl
BOUzY CHAMPAGNE quarts pints ALSO other brands
viz: CHARLES HEIDsEICK, PIPER HEIDsEICK, PAR
MENTIER and other brands of inferior quality. have
largo assortment Of the best Old sherrss such AMONTI
LADO, TOPAZ, SIERRA, GOLDEN, DUFF GORDON and
ANCHOR sHERRIEs-lsss- -soUTHsIDE MADEIRA, Of
direct importation other Madeiras Of lower grade. supero
Old London Dry Dock PORT Ports Of less grade
Tia celebrated sAzARAC BRAND1Es-v Vintage l795, 1888
Rand lS05-alargs supply always hand. All grades Of
CLARET md WHITE WINES, in glass and wood. WHIs-
KVsscotch and Irlsh Old Rye Bourbon and Wheat Wbs
kys. SCOTCH ALE and PORTER In pn,s quarts. COR
D1ALs etc. Ny ,sns Of the bost WINES which
will be sold reasonable tho city
AARON BIRD,
Als Nos and IL Hova, STRAIT
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AFFAIRS AT sAvAsSAu.-The activity of on,

aFFNIIS AT pAFANNAH.-THe ACTIVITY OF our
army, Confederate and Sate within the week just pst has
made important changes for The better in the cond of our
decncs Everythil has been stir, and though
at Liberty to specify results That haze
sm6d shape that gives Strong and confidence
Every brings evenct of and Hppre
hesion in the interior with ega'd our condition. and The
consequences of an attack in force by the We think
there Is but e ground for this gloomy view OF the Orr
position is about NJ strong 1t we'll be made III Ill,
md troops and citizens resolved
when comes the ting OF In make bloody and aepsrnte
Hundreds bite Tho Is1, Hnl mansiT be SrTpRa
II the land but savannah will not he taken Thhle i, no
mist kin tho spirit tat annai" people, Tt ey nre res ,rea
that leorg soil and Georet prnwess shall both b9 vindlca
te in tight. From present indications, very few
days will whether not liese pledges have been
made IN vain. Savannah Republican, 18th.
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EN'The annual returns of the cotton imports,
exports and stock hand in Great Britain for the year 1861
ending the 3st December last will under our financial
ad this morning.
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IsLAxn No. lo.-The last Memphis Appeal says:

Island No. 10 ong position far ON Hi KIN ky.,
miles below Columbus aud us miles above Fot Pill
low, and Is, mile, aho7c Memphis completely comma ds
tho Aspp river for mi ahcre and can be SO foted wi
guns male impresnsbe against iser attack
As is demons rated in late battles a Forts Henry
Doneson that the Federal eunboats inyuneahc
ed and sasy co!nhiads the position well chassn
aud with the AID Of good land torce be mainanei ans
the approach o Foote'S hjtlR
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SEHerring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof SAFES Nos 81 and u Gavsr New Or
3pt.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

HEADQUARTERS LOUISIANA MnITIA,l
New Orleans Feb. II, 1862. )
The the Confederate having made rcqu
sion upon furnish from the Stale of Louisiana five
and half regiments troops the WAT therefore, THOs.
o. MOORE the State OF louisiana do hereby pro-
claim volunteers will received in accordance the
Presidents proclamation
Volunteers will be received by companies battaons reg
Each comp will be composed of captain first lieu
tenant two second Heutenan four scrsents, four copolh
and not less than sixty n privates Regiments must contain
than cunpun es, baalions less than
companies.
Commanding officers will report their respective
commands organized Adt Gen NJ Grivot, New Orleans
The troops will be mustered into service convenient camps
and Will then be clothed supplied and armed the
Government Each soldier will ecc the Confeder
ate Government bounty Of fifty dollars when lis regiment
company mustered into service and will be allowed ranspor
ation BY it from his home TO the place Of rendezvous.
II earnestly desired that the troops called for will
ready by bsfote the 18th March.
Relying upon the activity aud patriotism OF my fellow
zens anticipate response from them prompt the
gency demandnD
THOs. o. MOORE,
fel5 2ptmlD Governor and Commander Chief.
A Card.
practice his profession Residence and heretofore
No. 10 ST. Charles street. bween Poydras aud Lafayette
assars fe3 2pln
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fel5 2ptmlG
Notice.

Contributors Of donations addressed to for The ouana
Sick and Wounded Soldiers, well lana troops
in the field will receive information how they hare dis.
posed o: application at Office No. 81 Magazine
felS 2p12t A. j. JAMES 4 co.
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Neh @rleans 4ailp Gr&stent.
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY a, 1862.

fS-The inaugural address of President Davis
Is taken on the elegrnphc report thereof which appeared
yesterday mornings Pcayune.
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Polk COUNTY CorrEn CoMrANY.--As will be
seen by advertisement, of Jno g. Gaines Esq President
the Board ST Directors of this company have declared
dend Of three cent their capital stock payable the LIST
of March-Saturlay mkt.
The interruption the transportation of fregh-which
believe only tempo,ny-a increred with the company
filling the entered into and hrs prevented making
much larger dividend.
We pleased however, that the Board have made
in the right direction, nni instead of waiiins for additional
collections resolved divide what funds they
hand
As remarked some since in article the Tcncs
copper Mines Is due an eucrpzng capitalists OF
this city that the South has supply of "copper" and
lively cheap prices But for tie nnd sagncy of
citiz MS the Confederate Government would not have
necessary material for the manufacture of brass four
times the prco they have ben and paying and
then would not probably been able to procure fourth the
quantity required These this sort o: enterprises which
should be goered by the Government aud encouraged by every
loyal citizen Of the South.
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,MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
City Hall, Feb. l9 1862. !
Common Council Of the city of New Orleans.
mo- 5927.l
Fouf That the OF ify thousand dGllars DO and the
same hereby appropriated city
Apprenticeship sum to be paid Maio lowell
aud TO be spent by him for the purposes aforesaid he may
deem proper
fSignedl s. P. DET.AHAERF,
President TEN. Board of dernen.
GSigned1 ]. NJ AaIONI
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
Approved February 10 lSG2.
signedl JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor.
trne copy:
fesO St MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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The Battle of Fort DOnelsOi.
FORCES ENGAGED AND SURRENDERED.

We have managed to obtain authentic list of the troops
engaged the battle OF Fort Donclson the 18th is
whom, with The escaped stragglers surrendered
with Gen. Bncker on tho day following.
Gen. Pillows division included Gen. Floyds brigade and
composed follows give them they located in
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INAUGURAL OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.

We present our readers this mornrr with t, II. .,, al
dress of President Davis Tn th,urh an, LANGUAGE II E 6
shed ,ud c,,sts ,rodu,,io, Tic town :, o,r,t, T., T.:
former nessar.s whom ,le tl of ,i,,r,. ro, j., -
favor pr.s;dent D,,., ,.vor no,,;ttaa h;,r , IT,, ~
undpc e.ploti,r. and ro,r hr a ,nn ,s; &c ,a =, ''
..,. Ia. hr,i,o, ,. ,, =, ,,- ,.,. -, '''
,,,, ~, .., , ., p' o' ~
uI,;,., a,o - ... I. ,.,, >, as, W Nv psu 'e
arm, IN, m ~ ,; s; ,I; ss," ., u. o'' w.
,, c wa w. D"'" iA., .o.u' ".' 'oso VI p'ti
o ,n. h , ""a wa '.s'"s' ,. " eneot'l-
a.. .. .1 , s:,,, e. a ~, 49, INV VI w t'eA''.'
" " ~ ~ ~ :, y. ,"'t s'h"c"' upon
- ,, 80 " @ " " 'ssn's "l''
w w. ., 'o' 1t VIII pe '"e''"s iehu ''to"snout Inc hhh
".o " A s' u"'' VI 'ne Ho''a
- ''"'pei'e" tho seP''at'u' me o'p"S "ha maliShhS
w. e'n peope n''e 'sp'aSeu s"ce '"e commencement
" " "' ''to "'s.''o' "' "h III ""' secoh ol country,
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HEAnQuARTERs folSrE GourEE ARTILLERY,
Columbus, ky Feb. II, 1852 )
BY reference to the authority hereto anucxp II will be seen
tsat nm authorized to raise Twelve hundred In,ny and two
hundred Cavalry for r purpose Of being incorporated into
sopara command with the r. into oupte Battalion of rtilrry
in der 20 fom Legion That will have within itself tho power
TO assault enemy defend itself against vadng rc
propose ,ha, this Legion shall consist the Point, Coptc
Battalion of l2 brass in the Id, Baltaons Of
Infantry, of companies cnch and two companies Cavalry
The Battalion of Infantry will each elect Colo
nell Major, and ill The usual staff appointments Th, com
addition to the usual each volunteer Il receive bounty
Of fifty pors. The Cavalry c,mpanes will furnish their own
horses.
The necessary w be furnished several commands
as aS They report at these Headquarters. An oprortn.
here its If those who wish it, to en- er The Conre
service, and he united with separate command at
the seat Of war it gives opportunity brave and patriotic
cilns rally around The banner their country in defense
of their wives and children, and their liresi,les.
In order complete the LEGION early MS po,sihe
will receive Company, Squads and will furnish them with
the transportation n me here wherever
be ordered Captains Of companies will muster in their own
commands and report at these Headquarters.
Fellow. .citizensI am influenced this additional
force in consequence of tho have recently ss
tanned they trivial in aspect presented bt bueyc
duty every patriot to swell the of defense
bring them to the field defend the our country
nnd o:r God. Our ability 10 do so is amply sufficient One
united effort the part Of comntrmen will dive bck
extermuute ranhtcal ioe and conquer honorable and
christian peace.
not be expected that all leave for The seat war;
those who from compusun compelled behind
assist in the nudahe enterprise; and to such am
PEELED appeal for their assistance present
mands my attention II the field.
X. A. STUART,
Commanding Poiute Colptc Battalion,
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enEA?eu m the Dte OIL AL
whom, with The o. escaped sraggers, surrendered
with Gen. Bucker tho day following.
Gen. Pillows division inclul,d Gen Foyd's brigade, and
composed follows give them they located in
the entertainments from left to nghD
,i g,h ~; Mss @ n"mn Colonel Baldwin,
2S1l h Tenn. Regiment Co" iiil"pI, commaninny.
2nh @ Va W. ReesnGP'W Rsgemsmn Wha,so' ms' Colonel Msse
5is Va. Rtg,ment-Cnl. Mass,e, 'is'
lit Miss Rcsiment-Cel. Sim,ntou,
on, M ~ hen: en- Rit - G iyo"' Colonel Simonton.
81 Miss. Rp.,m-nt-Iieut. Col. Wells, eo"u'i'ihs'
Green's Artillery,
~ nnb q A, ~ Tn..;nant', u.a' Ge Colonel Drake,
Miss. Rcgimcnt-Col Drake. es'
3hh Tenn. Rcsiment--Col. Head,
t e rnn T Rn, ~ " Colonel Heiman,
i2I Tenn. Rrsiment-Col. Charles, No'e'
10th Tenn r. Rtrlr4ent-t'ol. lIeimnn
Gen. Nucklcrs command constituted right wing and
was composed Of the following regiments
Sec md Tennessee Regiment
Fourteenth Mississippi Ri giment
Third Tennessee Regiment.
Eighteenth Tennessee Reg mcnt.
Thirty y.Secund I, ,nnenSec Regiment.
Capt Frank Maney Tennessee battery also engaged in
the fight, but e not advised uslo Its position
il. ten. Is. X. John OF ktnllck assisted Gen, Pillow
in the command of his division the day Of battle.
al loss will thus be be twenty three regiments
infantry and two batteries OF light artillery which
niue from TENNESSEE from Mississippi three Virginia
two from Kentucky from Texas one from Arba,nu
from Arkansas.
All account, in establishing the that no ba
that ha American continent WAS mere ter
rbc, fruitful Of deeds Of daring aud vaor or more hal
contested than that at Fort DonclBon Saturday, the 18TH
February, 1852 Memphis Anpeal
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Southern Clothing Establishment

SOltthtrN Clothing Establishment
HOME NIANUFA FAGTORY.
MILITARY UNIFORMS
We are prepared 70 uniform viz:
Regiment in heavy French BLUE COTTOSAUE
Regiment in heavy BROWN KERSEY
Battaion in superior heavy BLACK CLOTHS and DOE
SKINS.
Battalion in superior heavy BLACK CORDUROY and
VELVETlNE.
Companies in DRAB IINSKYs. Woolen
GRAY CLOTH, Ntoen.
MINED CLOTH, Wooen
BLUE JEANS 'Woolen.
:. BROWN JEANS, Wooleu.
CAMLET JEANS.
~ Heavy Dark Mixed COTTOEADE.
The above manufacture order into Uniforms with
dist ach in ke most d.ate manner approved styles trim
med with Orange Mazane Blue Carmine Red Green or
Black may be desired
.oD Gray Flannel CAMPAIGN SHIRTS. with pockets.
1000 Linen Check CAMPAIGN SIl tRTs, with pockets
1850 Cotton Check CAMPAIGN SHIRTS, with pockets
luQO Canton Flannel uNDERSIIIRTS
70 Canton Flannel u AAWERS.
.cG0 pair BuCkSKIN GLOVES.
Officers Uniforms made TO order
Officers nrngoon I.org 9 OVERCOATS, with Capes.
Waterproof ovecoas, Lcggins, Cups and Blankets.
L. W. LYONS IL CO.,
%, oS and 80 st. Charles street,
ir!i sp3t of Common street.
.4axCtiOn Sale
AT IL. II r. A N KOS.
Corner Poydras nnd Carondelct streets,
T.. JACOBS, Auct'oncer.
The sale TODAY conn eness Mt 10 O'Clock A. NJ and will
conis in different goods only IN LOTS suitable to the trade
Dealers in Jewey and tue trade invited attend the
sale. fs24 2olt
To T'0llxl,teers.
RED, BLUE AND OTHER WOODEN SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, SOCKS. RUBBER COATS.
GLOVES, GAuNTLETs, ETC.
For sale by
J. HART,
27 ChRrtres street,
feo4 Pail three doors shove CnsolnI onse street.
For the .4rlny.
80 eozrn CHECK SHIRTS,
80 :. HICKORY SHIRTS.
300 :. pANTALoONs.
200 :. HEAVY BLUE OVER SHIRTS
80 =. DENIM SHIRTS.
200 pieces HEAVY Blue DRIII.s-for sale cheap.
For sale by
J. HART,
Manufacturer Of Military Clolhlug,
fr2t 2utt hartrps siree
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western Military correspondenee. g.
Special to the New Orleans Erescent.,

Irpnstons of aysers-seenes the oad The Fa1I ~
nessee, etc. =. s7zTT'T y s' ~ - 50 20. = Z
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Gold LHCeS (! i!

Gold LNceS =!
500 YARDS OF TIE FINEST QUALITY AT
Fl. FRANkO'3,
Corner Of Poydras and
lel7 2ptf Caron'lele streets.
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rs Candidate for Mayor, irrespective OF
Party, VICTOR WILTZ, OF the Second District.
See Crescent Of thu 29 3h and 3ls January fell 2ute
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-u.l tcoAAuNIcArEp.J
Coal Mines and OIL Works OF Upper o aet-
tta Coal Company $E ~
ISIEREs1IS STATISTICS

The Upper 0uschits Coal and Mining Company have now 4.
the machinery complete for the erection works and viii
soon b making 6J gallons Of coal oil day which il The
amount distilled from 10 tons Of COAL ST
These works can be indefinitely ncreassd msny msuafac
tories at the North disting the tons per day
The following is the report Professor Gesne
etc., Of the coal: 80 \ 7.4s asssEs
The coal Of backiah brown color partially shining
ture uneven and mpeectly specifc
being 1000 -''s- ~ o, ""set z
w parts BY weight yielded average Of four
volatile matter condensed Ito amuoniacal water and u
GTatseL T;ad gnS 50 80
- e"'"oh 34U
tnn. - 6tO
~ " Hp" '..''' .,.''...... .5$ O 50
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LATEST TELEGRApHIC INTELLIGENCE,
DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
From Lynehburg,

LYSCHsCRG Feb 23Tere has thirteen land ,Iies on
the Virginia and Tennessee Raroadons cuset been
and nne hundred and Fifty feet Of III crib work gone
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HEADQUARTERS 1Sr DIVISION WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, KY, Feb. IL, le6.'
Special Order No. 235.j
Cap' II. A. Stewart The ponte Eonpte Artillery here.
by authorized 10 enlist an into The Confederate services
Infantry to the number Of twelve hundred Cavalry the
number Of two hundred for the purpose of being
into separate nto tho poine Cour6e Artillery
By coinCasnd of
Naor-i-ere1ai POLE.
GFo WiiITAMsnH, 4. A. q. fcls 2nf
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NJ GRiyor, Adllant and Inspector General. re24 2p4
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MExPHIs Feb 2The latest adv received here state
Nahyillc occupied by Federas up Friday nigh
there on Monday next. = @ r.
Gen Johnston Is reported to be at Mmfreesboro where
has been Joined by Gen. Geo. b. Cit. enden.
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A Card.

II. II. PRlCE, Adiutaht.
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AUCTION Sale

"A II IL. II r. 4 N KOS.
Corner POytlrRs nnd Carondelct streets,
Il. JACOBS, Auctioncer
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Deduct outside cost of prod

Leaving net profit ton of coal
Pon OH ten each days distiuton S4 AT This rats
she profit on work. Isl!ng ten tons year say
UJ days would lcSlS) 0O annual
dividend Of ~ per ceut to the holders. ,3=$TzS
This being the annual profit dis ing operations, at
the rate Of ten tons day. l2UOW
To which add the annual profit mining ope ions,
enployi force Of 81 miners and mining 5UD
els !. day
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Our Country to the Rescue.


Governor and Commander 10. Chiif
NJ. GRIvoT, hdiuant and Inspector General In. el92p CT
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United States Rcgulers.
sss; IN Michael Co. r ~ Infantry ara shot a.
Beach J. 8. Co q, I'd infantry, hani.
Rreni an John. Co. -, Sd In fantry. body.
Brigs Thos., c.. H. 9Th infantry, foot.
Brown Jas, Co. u, 9th infantry, shi n boAs.
Canisel Joseph, Co. u, 9Th artillery, Log.
c cr9ac.s w% ssgs1n' Co I ga artillery, breast
Connolly J. j., Co. =. 9Th cavalry, sids
Chasbrow Francis, Co. =, 81 infantry, badly.
Carve, -, Co. l2.h infantry, morsaly (prisonsr).
coancll Joseph. CD. d, 9Th artillery, leg.
loaa Edward, Co. n, 9Th cavalry, badly.
n,ouahsrty -. Corporal. Co H, l2ihinfantry, face.
Drsg Thos. Co. II, 18th infantry foot
Dunn Andrew, Co. G, l4th In aniry leg
IgmTe -, Sergeant, Co. H, 18th infantry WOUNDS.
Fuller David, Co. I, llth infantry, leg.
Fuller w., Co. B, l4th infantry, leg
Harrison Robt L.. Co. G. i2th infantry hand.
Keith -, Co. A, 18th infantry hip.
k k.nss. !o A: " Co; "a infantry fingers.
IAbea Mich. Co. r, I'd infantry. arm.
Laporte Leslie, Co. G. I'd infantry, face.
IAncgan John. Go. l. % infantry, log.
Lovely Lewis, Co. -, I'd infant y. finger shot o.
Lyon ranie 90. A, I'd Infantry, log. r8
Mccann Pat, Co. b. 9Th infantry, siishsiy
NcBoyds K Co. K, al infantry, finger.
S S.sa John, Co. g, lsih infantry, seriously.
Hssmth Go :, 18th infantry. sinss dead.
Power Pat, Co. F, 4th infantry, seriously.
Peppercorn Ernest, Co. 1. Sd artillery arms.
Scott Richard. Coo "a infantry, shoulder. -
Sshr Joseph. Co. r 9th infantry, hand.
Irueakey Alex, Co. c., 18th infantry, lee.
Tracy Joseph B., Co. e, 9Th infantry isg.
vsrnenil 2. Gee, "a infantry, slightly.
Wolf r., Co. !, I'd infantry leg.
Walker wn., Co. -, ID infantry, hand.
south Carolina.Rsbel.
Garway W. w.. LIST Vols, slightly.
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K ~ L E D .

Black, colonel Samuel w.. o2d rsnnsyivania Normsfiy
Governor of Nsbraska), by = ball, while leading
charge through piece Of woods.
McIAns John W. Colonel, Esd Pennsylvania.
Nagton Albert l., Colonel 9Th Pennsyvsnia (rsported)
s2ads slc
Carr -, Captain, 10th Michigan.
McCathsrly -, Captain 9th Massachusetts,.
Nadfgan -, Captain, 9th Massachusetts,.
Nugsnt r., First Lieutenant, 90. OH Massachusetts,
O'Dowd Francis, second Lieut.. Go OH Massachusetts.
Claygo Jas Co. ], 9Th Michigan head
Clark H. A., Co. I, 9th Michigan, bc"ss
Hogan Thos., Co. l. xth Michigan, head.
Rouse J. G.. 90. D, 4th Michigan, head.
Dsahart NJ Corporal Co. @, 1ltb NJ Y. Vos, - two
by shell.
Haactca JossphCo. E. I'd Psnnsylvania B. o, con vs.
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engaged In the sctisn 70 close this stsP without proper
tributary msntoo General Porter foremost in tho
Ashs directing the movements Of his corps. Generals
Nors Sykes and Socsm likewise prominent In the
thicksst Of the hght giving orders 70 their respective
divisions. Generals Palmer. French, Msaghsr and
Grimm attended CALAMITY and handsomely on their
brigadss. II was busy and risky work with star officers,
but they dew whore their duty called unhseding the
deathdsalng missivss Of The enemy falling about them
like haibtopes.
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going n 20, yos will know the result sng -
fore this reaches you. May b glorious ons for n.
Mr. George D. Barclay, the we'll known philaltArepist
q Philadelphia, y expected here tomorrow. The
weather hntsnssly hes and uncomfortable TIE health
Il NJ srosps about here h generally good
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ward Thos. %. O. "a regiment, Slst vela slightly.
Wilson H., serg't Co ID rsg't, alst Vols slightly.
walls VIM, Co. !, 18th regiment. llst Vols, hand.
Young g g. Co. A. 9Th regiment, sath Vols. severely
Ysbly Mich, o. y, 9Th rsgt, 34th Vols. dangerously.