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The national Republican., 1862-09-09
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NJ. LCDMIS, M. H.,
Inc Inventor ano pstsntoe Of the Mine,si Fiste
Tseth Attsuds refsorany q ms ofAes In this nlty
Many persons eau wear there teeth who eAs cot
scar others, snd no psfncn cen wssJ cthsrs wbo css.
act wear thcsr. .. -
Parsons calling d my ofioa can BE- sooomncds tsd
WITH any style nsd prfcs Of Teeth they may desrt
lat 10 thosc who ore particular end eish the p
Neanest stronge, And moet perfect dsnture thai art
rryranted. - =
Room, IN ihin city--No sss PepnsyIyania avenue,
setween Ninth and Tenth streeh. Also, so1 rob
treet, fhilsdelphis. nat lk--iy
nR. LlCkWCDD continues the praS-
- uoa OF Dentistry, In the Washington Buiidlpg,
sornef Pcnnsylvsris sveuue and Seventh stseet.
asylnE prto1ocd In .he South nearly Mx,een year.,
40 feels avlcd that ne can give satlsfAetion to any
hat may coll
Teeth inserted On vuLcAwlrs, Russan, OF q DID
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The national Republican., 1862-09-09
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Lands appropriated BY law for the use Of schools,
"swamp and overdowed lsnds made thereby unfit
for cultivation u any granted to tho State By the
aot entitled IAN act TO enable the State Of Arksnras
and other btatet, 10 reclaim the swamp lands with.
N their limits, approved September as, 1850, will
The Offering Of the above lands will be commenced
On the day appointed, and Will proceed In the order
In which they are advertised, uatl the whole shall
have becn offered, and the sale thus closed; but the
Gale shall not b kept open longer than two weeks
md no private entry Of any Of the lands will be ad-
Given under my hand d the city Of Wsshinston,
this thirtisth day Of Nay, anro Domini, one ihou
sand eight hul drsd and dxty.two.
by the freeident
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofsoe.
Nstto4 n Pre enJsioN Ctot@seNs
Every persen entitled to tho right Of pre.emPt0n
70 any Of the lands within The townships and pa TO Of
townshps above enumerated 10 required 70 establish
the same y tho satisisction Of ths Register and Re-
oeiver OF the land eeaoe and mako payment therefor
fore the day appointed for the oomnenoement Of the
public sale Of The Lands embracing tho tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited.
J. N EDMUNDS,
Commissioner OF the General Land O6aoe.
TorE.-- Under the regulations Of the Department,
~ heretofore and now existing, no payment can be
made for advertising pIocamatiOns, except to such
publishers - are PeooQy authorized 70 publsh BY the
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofhoe
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nImAL AysMIIon Il lHausmEp.
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THE "POURTH" IN THE ADIRON.
DdCkS.
md pcs Of Tho n. Z. Tribune.


Corrsspoud. nee of The ~ Y. Tribune.
scupo~ I.x, Fs,xx CoryrYl
Erv.YoRr JuIy 4 1851
=, %
We have had grand celebration OF the glorious rouI'n
-, :. ~. anon, Oh. Adifoudacis Everybody and his
way up NOV .Ns 49,
fe living within circuit OF twenty miles, noPeu Ao"e Wv
..i,ss and sesb Bsyard Clarke name from the
~ ,-.,,. hon.,. ,.r,. load N, from N,
Elm g. from "e'che'ei' oIo"s"'A N"" '~ W ~
adjoining county OF Warren EeI County turned OUT "
o,,, AMI h. CIVIC aud military display quite imposing
~. PHI. ~ b.1, 6rn, Of cannon
'f 90 tufai o''"I' " 49,.
fireworks etc. made the DAY slhe noisy ana J'>ou'' sh
,o c.,e a. lar 10 avoid tic poso and confusion" OF New
-, H. ,h,.,.,,..t W.
YORK, dio not MAKE 'ucu " "or~e"""e' W
t 10 CaJkes pleasant country seat
-, -, -, I'll, al .,..o,. i,l.nd in the lake
lola b'!!d-a most io'oly shd Pc'se'quo ''A1 ~ Wv
vhsro art and have We'd with each other TO make tins
no, . PARADISE a. can be found on earth Prof Lamb
- =. 1t. "a 6.,t,, and wa. 18th
OF .onos a. ,,, ~, ~ ar.tor ~ tho day w
nio no h'e e''o ~ 80, ,rni,s,t Nav York a. vera
a. fehoi c,q, orc VI ~. ,iis.,J g. m. ac.deuv or
hs aduIc.' shoulI lave oson go Ia nnbi.Led and
Music sbd y" Pain'sPoAou u.'.s .,i.r 'Ear an hor.
scattered w "Vsst st1i "a .l,,sp, mar.
and han ne spoAo ~ u,o' ' a.. LII .ni,vor
nsf OF the pfoeut WEI, ~ anu svbch :. cIo.e
to male neafsi yop',s - us IiIi H. e. oIrrnstsop
meeodcsl and orderly and MOT a. ". ~ @
and boid ~ i's cns'ins i'm OF the ,mr. th.,
tehuon, nna ~, -. .ndrcs rsee'y.d " nh marked favor
S hnS.tc Jasoa,trations Of spprovsl an address.
- ~ S.iy.S.J few, wear. AZ, 10 tho ssme PEG pie
W.T. - n. oTs,5r soss OF tar ard feathers
.ons fciton, Opening rensks about tho day and
NJ. ,n, - II In = 10 Qua man.
~ ,bor.d thai While we should indi 20 In oil
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CLAIM AGENTS NOT ALL SHARKS.
To no Editor u The ". Y. Tribune,

To no Editor 0 The ". Y Tribune
SIR: Your article relating to the mode Of obtain
ing bounty money for soldiers Widows their peI Of iD,
implies that parties themselves obtain the money wihou
lawyer.
This application not being made by The peson 10 whom the
money due but by his legal represensivs
evidence be produced to establish the applicants right
10 make the demand The preparation Of this paper evidence
10 necesssiy the work Of lawyer.
For dom. it, 10 per cent 10 unreasonable charge the
labor Is not much wien person becomes familiar with the
practice Five per cent is what have charged with ID
di.!os dollar in advance to pay disbusemsnts Most
tics however ere poor that they cannot raise the dollar
and where the proc, To be sufficient ordinarily ID
vance the lisbursenlsrts.
The great danger s that this business win fall ire tie
hands Of irresponsible and unscropuous persons who viii
urge to swear they do not know, by the
lawyers explanation that they only 10 the best o. shei
belief
Even soldiers themselves canno. get their pay wher they
get out OF the paynlssters best
Nearly two months sgo Col Biss sent home large nun
Der of conyslescents without and without Their ap
ss " and he.e they h.ve in sat" OF desttuoh
part, and part only have received printed letter on
lists II tLey would send him sheet Of signed IN ols1f
All did and out Of the lot received h pay believe
that IL oil.
wrote to the Psymsster General and be said he wols
send his check for the the papers correct But
where sre the descriptive Lists
| applied TO the Governor 10 get them into hcsptsis
Passes came without signatures; so matters stand
Youn
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GREAT WAR AND ENLISTMENT MEETING
AT BRIDGEPORT.

On Friday evening large aud enthusiastic meet
inc Of the citizens Of Bridgeport Conn, and sur
rounding country was held 81 Franklin Hail. ior the
nurpose Of promoting The Warsnd Enlistment MOVE
melt The following officers were ciec'ed'
vv.IsPss,nysTs Sherwood Sterling. Hanfcrd Lyon.
r. snoopeT Joseph Thompson, Haniot2 ~ unshey; -" ~
~ pyia E.tbsn,ei Wiee,er {. y. Hubbeu Hon Wn ID
Bifbop r. T. Bsrnua, Eliss uowel w. 4. - r1i -,
s,.risn ioun,t.ry wn O. Lnebnrsh huni ipiin'oi'
n K MiIl. Ir,d Wood Gideon Thompson " IA. u rsHy
n A. Chaplin q. N Bacon, James "n'gn' Sne ~
y.n sIou,on HAwley, =. hiDgnsn. j. "a DuH'~H' ~ "
0,o5seIL Col Dwight Eorris A. . iisst Z, p n
svcrp rIHIys p B Lockwood, b. D. forEu'on IT, T. H.
Cowmodore Fo0te being unable to be preseni, SEM
letter, Which was resd. IL cohciudeS Will '''
following appeal: ~ van nv vour
ro.ent, persuasive influence, ara u noeus U', ny
your rejecting the attentions OF young mn,
now shoud be, but decline lighting. peiPosu an'
the richest Of legscies--such Government .. ou'
fathers est established by their indomltao'e eoui"So
helm onward this glorious work OF enils'lhs ."on
and soon we will tie God OF battles Deins on wi
side, be able TO bIrl defiance to ~ enemies, - 10
and external. Let there be this uprnmt =, WV
people, and the Republic is safe and invincloio
A eel Of warmly patriotic resolutions ~ete , a"
read. and mpported in speeches made by lne 1v'''
Thomas II. bond Of New.Iiaven, the New '. W.
patterson Of Hartford the Rev. Alex; Is. inDnP'
son, late Of bridgeport now Of New-York tbe hVh.
WIN. ID. Bishop, Col. Dwight Morris OF me li.n
Regiment Connecticut Volunteers, the Hon. CnaIie,
Chapman OF Hartford, +. ]. Barnum, esq., sn'
OtbAra.
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died June 30; Cls,h Sydney ga ~ y sci VIM O. Cron-
.s ss join H. G a% Con-
Mathew Cronisr Co. Il, ie!k Mich, eveI Andrew DOM
h5sg.r' leg Milo Eyer's Co. D i4h regular; . "a
Garnet Co * I'd Maine, fever; J. q A. H.low Co C. 18th
Massachusetts fever; ~ Rowland. Co 3oh Infa,,
Miller Co 4,h Michigan, ann nmpu.aed; Henry Mason
Co. II, s3d Penn'ylysns, foyer T. D.; Morse Co. o. y.
Ebert Polly Co. A. 18Th regulars. breast, Horse smith Co
II, ist regulars fever ssupei Leiser Co g. sh rshn,.y
through body O. H. Smith, Co K Let shaIpsh0GHeIs
fever T. w Stall sh llinois cnvalry f's s vi m:s5
Wright, Co. F. LIT Berdsp, fever; George W. White Co A.
.Rer IiJJ ... ai'S t 3nls u g.
Gotho c. + 10Th fs1,tfs5on E.ssp. A" a.
M s lett A Tt 5f? IS FL a'i rh s
Bradley Co. D. 1 B slss Co Ms .hosds1
John Bl.ii. Co B. Sd y. Y neck David A. Ball, Co; B.
Ge%se Bua Co. l. 18th " Y abdomen; A. T. Fani, Co. g,
22d Ms-. confusion; Timothy Bunting, Co. r I'D Mss
es FhI s S a"sIsS foot :'S S.on cod CO. D. e
Nsw.iors finger; +: w. Cosil Co. B. Sd NewYork. sIm;
YIN c5s9? Co ss Pa Ss r f. &
Y, scalp; sas Carpenter, Co. II i2,h NJ z. shoulders
elbow g ". Carleton, Co. D. 22d Mass, leg Wm CHIP
Co A. 7th Pa, arm; J.aerOp nsSy CO G 18th Mich Mich
Co. b. 80 ~ j., shoulders VIM. B. Deal. Co. q, e3d Pa,
Dogan Co. g. 9th Mass, rheumatism; Nathan Decker Co. X.
10th y Y. hand Adam Dali Co b. 1ih NJ hand John
Me- sick; Pat, Egan Co. b. 9th Regulsrs hand George H.
Flah.n Co. q. 10th N y thigh r For. Co. h. ID New.
jersey Lawrence Fsgsn Co. c. 9th Mass, Charles
w Floyd Co f. I'd N. H. hand Andrew Flag. Co. y. 18th
~ " hand; Felix Gslcsnd CO. C. 55h N. y, sch Samuel
22d Mas, necki NJ. A Galloway, CO. X. sth N y fever
samuel Gcnzs Co X, 18th Y band Francis Graham Co
f. s:h Pa nose Geo. B. Goode Go G, 10th N Iheum.
tm Oliver H. Inge,, Co. II, 22d Ms,s, arm w. Jones
Co T.. 18th H. $. Inf wrist John Kaip Co X; I'd DEL
confusion: Robert II. Kels Co. g. sh Pa, legs Thos Ker
sons. Co. r. 18th N " head Fred Hosp, Co s5th N. "
sick Thos. W King Co c. SD Pa foot Francis ksokner
Co. A, % Pa foot John J. Mcdonald Co. 7lst Pa hand
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CAPTURE OF HOTEL THIEF.-John Price,
young man best known to the police in bis vocation
of hotel thief was arrested by Officer Rogers OF the
Fifteenth Precinct, yesterday morning, aud taken
before Justice Kelly At the Jefferson Market Police
Court, charged with committing Q series Of burgla-
ries ut the Havana Hotel in Bleeckerstreet, during
the previous night. It appears that be went to the
hotel on Saturday evening and engaged room;
that during the night previous to bis arrest he en-
tered three rooms by means Of nippers, with which
he was enabled to lock or unlock the DOORS From
the first room, occupied by Ouovato Franstia, be
took DOC textbook and $50; from the second room,
occupied by Funcisco Z.noni, he took gold watch
and chain, valued at $l70 and money amounting to
81; and from the room of Jacob Militant, be took
gold watch and chain valued at $l4O. ALI the miss
ing vslusbles, including the money, were found on
bis person. Justice Kelly committed him in defsnis
Of $4,000 bail in the first case; ia the second DO
committed him in default Of $500; and the third
case he was committed in default Of $500.
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Anna In bis death his widowed mother has lost tender,
noble hearted son. bis country trus soldier. D.
| NerJersey, July 8, 1864
Two OR THREE SUGGESTIONS.

First: That the names Of the sick and WOUNDED
soldier. in hospital in th. and cities be Published under
tho caption Of tho special hospital in which they may BE- aud
thereafter tho names panies and regiments Of oil VINO
die be published weekly for the information OF those con-
sornsd Many ds and buried without their hieno'
bsng aware Of ths illness wounds great sati'fsc'
ton to relves ard friends they know the spot Of
ground in which tho fallen patriot les and the means oil
remedyng this difficulty simple to be further neg
lscted
Second The passage OF the Tax bin shosds occasion 10 the
Government to reward The many manned patriotic occrs an'
soldiers produced By this ushoy rebellion There are many
who simply deprived OF the Of ono member-sn arm o.
log having these members sfened. still capable by
education and ability to undertake the duties OF the tax
saLerer Tho people themselves will have their psoti'm
stirred by the Appearance those wounded reminders OF the
cause their taxes will Willingly contribute to the
neceses Of the Gov than when the hearty wealthy
Aorid stay st.homs politician makes his call
The who have fought battles should be preferred to
those who had not time or don the soldiers uni
form and partsie Of the soldiers fse and Esrdships
Nev. York, July IL. 1852. ANXIOUS.
THE above suggestions are timely. One OF the
State agents informed NJ time ago that he had
written to several Governors Of States to ascertain
if be could advertise in the principal newspapers the
lists Of the sick and wounded in the different hospl'
tails at the expense of the States to which they be-
Ionged. A complete register Of the names Of those
who have died in our hospitals may be found in the
office Of Dr. Satteres, whose system Of management
is perfect in all the departments under his control
II the officers will oply furnish their men or their
friends with descriptive lists, there will be no dill
Guilty in securing their perqusites and pension.-
Ed. Ir,5.]
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

Special DiIpatch to Tho hicNEo T1msa ,o.,
sr LouIs, Thursday Inly 10 1862
Ezekiel Pratt, we'll known as an architect IN this
city, was murdered by Rebel guerillas, in Lewis
County, on the 9Th inst.
Lieut.. Brooks, with . guard Of the Let Missouri
Cavalry, has arrived from Cape Girardean with sx.
teen prisoners. Among them are Captain Lewis
Chandler, who boasts Of having killed forty Union
men; Lieut. John Chandler, brother to the Captain;
VIM. Watson, . spy; Lisnt. Frazier, Of the Conied-
crate army; Thomas Beard, accused Of the murder
Of q Union man at Scsiterulle, Ark; and Aivsh
jackson, ono of the gang who murdered Surgeon
Gregory of the I.t Wisconsin Cavalry. The balance
are notorious bridge-burners marauders, and horse
thieves.
Major Heuning, commanding at Fort Scott, has
sent twelve Rebel desperadoes in irons TO Fort
LesveDworth. Most of them are charged with mur-
derinR Union men.
John b. Dale, wealthy citizen Of Jasper County,
10 charged with both murder and violation Of bis
parole.
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LETTER FROM FLAG OFFICER FOOTE.

Flag. Officer Foote sen, the following letter 70 the
Union MACS meeting at Hartford, Oh Thursday even
ing: o.o
NEw-HAvyS, July 9, 1867
Ny DrAR SIR:-Your kind and complimentary
note ofinyitstion in behalf Of the Committee, to at
tend meeting in the City Of Hartford tomorrow
evening for the purpose Of encouraging enl.tments
has been received.
In view o. the condition Of our country requiring
immediate re-enforcemcnts TO the Army OF the Poto-
mae 10 secure the pOesession Of Richmond, the great
,toppbold Of the Rebels would, under other cir
cumstances, most joyfully be with you, and add my
mite toward forwarding the grand object OF your
meeting; but having been forced away from my
command Oh the Mississippi on the eve OF con.uH''
mating It's grand object--Of clearing the Western
rivers of ali Rebel obstructIonein consequence OF
wound received VI Fort Donelson, and sulierog TO-
day from the effects Of PRECEDING st the large, en.hn'
sastic meeting here last evening, render II my daty
to decline your kind invitation. But although ne
cessaIily absent, shall be with You IN sympathy
and in another field hope soon, In action TO 90 my
part a. hope aud beg that every citizen Will also
do bis, either in person or by indlng substhn'e
toward speedily and forever crushing this wicked,
canselees rebellion. Let the ladies' urge the young
men 10 the field by their peruasive influence or II
necessary to secure the quota assigned our stste lei
them decline the attentions Of young gentlemen, un-
l they shall 70 to and return irOin tie held oI pal
tie-having INDICATED the honor OF our insulted Nag
and contributed their part towsrd 'rShs'h''ihs W
posterity the rich legacy Of that free government
which our fathers have bequeahed to U.S. ~ the sae-
riiice of much of their bert blood and treasure;
We ask nothing for the Nary, which, under the
efficient administration of Secretary Weles, OF whom
Hartford, the State Of Connecticut and the Nation,
may usly be proud is ready TO do s part in tho III.
ure 10 il has done in the pact toward yind'clins our
aso aud sustaining tho supremacy Of Tho lave. And
shall we now after 80 many glorious victor &C. SUI
fer an jRnominious defeat for want OF timely re-
Enforcement TO the Army1 Mol We spnn the base
idea. We will furni,h Tie gallant Niece Ian with
men; and, psliot, Of Come ccat, let u. rush 70 the
and The God of Battles will continue TO crown
our arus with INCORPORATING Us to sustain our
proud position against enemies Internal ana exier
nal, as one Of the most powerful Na'iols Vi VIZ
earth !! rou,,
A. H. fOOTE,
Bo.. Ws j. uansRrn.Er, Mayor Of Hartford
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Col EglofIstein Ct the 1884 New-York, who wss
wounded in skirmish near Newborn, came 10 this
city on Monday morning on board the Albany. lie is
stopping at the Brevoort House.
One hundred and twenty Of the sick and wounded
men who came here on the State of Maine Sunday
were taken to tho College Hospital, in the city Of
Brooklyn, where preparations had been made for
their reception.
Col. Clark sent to their homes in Michigan reveu
men from Davids Island Hospital on Monday morn
ing.
On the Fourth Of July, 1900 soldiers at Benton
Barracks, St. Louis, had collation.. They had
songs, toass and speeches, and on every mans plate
was temperance tract, placed there by Mr.. l. s.
Smyth, Secretary Of the Sanitary Commission.
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CRY MoRrALrY.-The report Of the City In
spector shows the number of deaths for the week
ending July IL to have been 553-an increase OF ia.
One hundred and ninety.fvs were less than one
wear old. Thirty were natives of Germany, "a OF
Ireland and ALI Of the United States Fb,y'nine OF
these deaths occurred in the public institutions Inc
chief causes were a. follows: Diseases OF the brain
and nerves. ll9; lungs, throat. &C., il9; digestive
organs, l67. The greatest number of'dsaths in any
Ward (5f were in the Seventeenth.
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Bo.. VIZ. J. uAnsRnnKr, Mayor Of Hartford
LETT. THOMAS J. HOWELL, I'd n. j. "
To "a, Editor If The ~ y TituHe

Sir: Your correspondent in his description Oh We
battle sssr Richmond, pubii'hed In Ins i"s.sA
r,.nt conduc. Of Lieut. Howe ofthe ID New
J.,, R.su.nt who fell in the fight Of June r. "ihe en-
s,.vorns TO rally some sr,sssn back to the
Tn. ,eooun, 10 no, strictly correct but the young ocer ~
ud,d 4. "a, Lieut. Thomas j. Howell Of Camden. New
.ey, .On Of tho late Richard W. Howell "s|sn0wn law
"a, Of thu, gtas Lieut. Howell the Joanger 0ticer 10
h. regiment, being no, much over IT Jea Of 's'' put "
though mere boy iu years. man In the army POSSESSES
drawer OF more ebivsrous nature. was moro
h,s prsfsssios, or more earnest IN As pss'ossm an
ornip Of life hs bee shsd biz blsed We nsy csu'' w"
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LIST OF THE DEATHS AND PATIENTS AT
MILL CREEK HOSPITAL, JULY ii, 1852.

G. r. Lavender, Co g. lin Va legs; Peter hccsnlsy, Co
M vs asss ssIg wH Co. rse a SI w. soos w. W.
Dsbb, Co O. ls,h Mississippi died h'y " no. hsiiSts y.
c. a died Msy a. ss j.n %.Sns Co. S
j. died May l2j s. Pb.lsn Co + sth Mich disd May si
R. wsS Co. s d s.iI an. ia Issn fsa Co.
n, I02d Pa, died June II VIM. Oilusnd 20 ~ soh ~;
T. died June Corp " y P 3Sa % r. ' 1.. W@
&. ;s =: s.Is: E. R:. sts ns e Co. AID
June Li.st George Haper Co I.s L. l. .i1 oRs a
Red lat ~ Artillery d,d June Peer MOI S1 4 h
bilious fever; VIVA McAGee Co eth Ais, died June sJi
a. D. HANS Co. r. M5s Ca e. d ss ;sp' CO. iots Pa
died Juns II; J. A Miller Co y, South Carolina, risht
CO. ss, se%oG Co. g g A S Ssq i. ISs IT, ~ s@e.
Tofqey Co f. lo5h Ps died June is Corp Manly wit0R'
az s',a \ r. died June 2oi CoTP III sh9i'nase 10
serst wH csysSash Co. T. sh Ala len hips isasc Foster,
80. y.h T. gastric arrangement Isaac SWAP 20
lung; JAIME, Wake, CO. l. 9Th south Carolina, died July
lh Wane, Co South CHolina ShsIpshooteTs leg;
Co l. iStsh "a Sed jane 40 hen Bell Co H. zd NJ G.,
sesn S,i ssso%9 Co A +tk Ga breast. y Co,e Co.
len arm hsHio9 Et Co. X. 6h Ala, ien srm; James
hsyo 70 - s Va rsht tbighj seryt. o. ". koonc Co
len thish " %n g 3, rsgy Co l. 81 n 9, snni 3
dVa died June PSI Michael Buras Co. r. icb n T. .cs;
Abraham Schubert Co. d. 9TH Ala. thigh sorgt. &. T.
.'f%'% e G. John q Ests1 kl es q Gf iiIs
Miss, died June n DAVID Zindie, Go, y, Ts,h n T.,
tlsh james Gshs q, % n Tah ~ T., thigh; A. G. Bsaa-
o.. Va, died June 20; joseph NJ Lowell Co. g. I'll Tenn
Ell thigh Peter stcLlapd GO A. s1th Pa eed June n
Goa 18th Ala thigh; Mehsel Deer Co Is S.th Pa thigh,
Chaneer, Co o. s. g., died June Do Isssc d. Miller
yns 70; Richard Roberts. Go. B. 18Th H. c. sboaider
Russell Go. l. J7th N. c. died JUns %; Corporal George
e. MslkeT Co b. 4h Va. died June q Robert Go.Iy Co.
TthN. G. died June "a Baxter Morris, Co. g. 18th H. c.
e,ea Jun. 90 Bunysn Stenser Co. 18th n G., er ampu.
tnedi William Pulen 90. l. l2th N. C.. bsei Ungb
TTue.e9 Co A, Roth North Carolina, leg stipulated;
opoin D. Gallagher Go. L. I'd Pa, leg fractured JonA
,.eAei Co. h. bst Pa, died juno 10, Vim. Bradley
go t Der iVth ~ y, died juno @ Thomas Ryan, Co. o.
d. H. Ssd June Andrew DoDeloi Co. &. 7,h n. Y.
~ Jsinss PICKETT. Co. A. 18th N e., with bs
t; 1n n Ssose Co A. Otb NJ died from exlaus
John Hosn y, S.Hnsy Csik Co A, sd NJ " exhaustion;
r. 's,h ~ u b. cavalry, leg fractured; W. Altimus.
shs tn reserve sich John A. Blair, Co. n, lSt Pa,
Ns ASoi corporal Brown A. Lewis Co. A, 10th N. r.,
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ratLAv ,,y ,r,s. White, 81 20sl 80 Red. 81 20
81 ~ Corn SOLVE, yellow. SOC CoYyxk hm, q aG y
PnovisrOss unehsnssd Me-. ro,s sS ,SS al
July H-fLoUR steady WsEAr hrm. C1s on
nj OSTs generally advanced c. PSovsioSs veiy aun
Yasr bnoysnt CoyEKs quiet Whisky tru. and ADVANCES
lc Ohio. $50 ., -, 1900 wur,r ouist;
..i.s choice Red Winter and Amber Weren ~
White Winter Indiana at 81 %. CoRs aaies ~ y
active at 36 d3,c. WHISKY IN fair aensno 800
FsxIoars firm IxpoRrs-5,OO0 bbs Flour. l390S Sess
Wheat l,6 900 bush Corn a. 900 bush Oats ~ -
5000 bbb. Flour, 22ooo bash. Whsst iSS''" W.
IL 900 bush Rye.