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Only depot in Maiden lane,
All goods manuisctred under the personal super
vision Of Mr. HadRed We keep only his works. buy
none from unreliable makers.
Fire Crackers and Topedoes At the market rates
The largest Of brilliant soored Lanterns for
Examinations ....-.-- -.
No. % Maiden lspe, corner Of William ssxssa
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs.

WASHING.-LADIES'A AND GENTLEMEN'S WASHING
and ironing done in superior style at LA East 10Th ST.
between I'd and Sd avs, at Mrs Chicheser's.
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ITO BUrcHERs-THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
paid in cash, on delivery, fer Slaughtered Hidea OAK
ssns and Rough e. ~ PETER VAN ipEksIiNk, Jr,
ESQ., A62 and "a Tenth avenue, between Thrynnh and
Forteth stress. B9ood secomwodaqons for -slaugh
ering beef cattle attached 70 ne prenes blaushser Ho,e
sOournm edasons furnished free.
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George Francis Train in Washing tom.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19-2 p. NJ.
Mr. George Francis Train is in Washington, and be,
had interviews with the various Secretaries He dnet
to-day with Mr.. Seward. Mr. Train urged that Fnglist
war vessels should be refused permission TO coal Ams
rican waters retaliation Of the treatment received D.,
The Tuscarora by the English authorities. The rebe
Sumter and Nashville both coaled in Englis
ports but such liberty accorded to the Unite
States vessels Mr.. Seward acts the defensive,
holds that although Enssnd has shown little friendshi
towards government, he viii give her po
the United States In the wrong. Mr. Seward spoke
hopefully Of the contest in which this country engaged
The interviews with the President Secretaries Of sh
Treasury, War and Navy, were all agreeable. IN acg
Mr. Tram was quito lionized
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ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS OF UNION or.
FICERS AT BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. is, 1862
The body Of Colonel Niles arrived here to-day and was
escorted by cavalry TO the residence of Ashbury jarrett
ESQ friend of the family. The bodies Of Colonel Chds
OF tho Fourth Pennsylvania cavalry; Colonel Coleman oa
the Eleventh Ohio Colonel Parisen, oil the Fifty sevsn
New York; Colonel Goodrich OF the sixeth New York
and Captain Forebush, Of the Tenth Name also arrived
to-day Colonel Boale Of tho renth Maine, THE city
cd
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Foreign Stca mere Outward Bound.
TINE RSCnNT GREAT UNION vicTOEIEs EN- ROUTE +
EUROPE. sfs Il e

CAPH RACE, Sept Is, 1852
The steAmship City OF New York, which called frt
New York Saturday last passed this point early
torday evening Sho boarded by the news yacht a.
despachss for The associated press agont at Lverpc
containing the announcement Of the recent great
tories by General Mcclellan, as well ss Aumcrous CO.
mcrcial messages Of merchants Of New York and 9th
citiee. from StOe's Commercial Agency, were succet
fully placed on board
The steamship North American ffsm Quebec for Liyt
pool passed this point Tuesday evening" and despatch
giving account OF the Of the Union arms,
well as commercial messages, were also placed nh boz
OF her
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OPERATIONS IN VIRGINIA.


connOisaMcc OF the Enemy's Position, 4
hurg.-Lively sktrmi ish-scveral AUN
&C.. &C.
WASHINGTON, Sept 1e-2 A. N.
cavalry reconnaissance composed of she Harris Liei
Cavalry and detachments Of the Tenth New York an
First Pennsylvania cavalry regiments with two pieces
artillery, left uptcn's Hill at two P n. on Tuesday an
made dash into Dranesville eight P N. the sanle da
and threw out strong picksts Several rebel scouts
into the lines and wero captured and sent 20 this city
On Wednesday scouting party pushed on, AID at da'
light reached Goose creek, where strong rebel caya
rcke. was found Under cover Of the section Of art
cry, The Union cavalry swan their horses over D
creek and made charge into Leesburg through the y
main streets They found there large force Of cavss
artillery and infantry, mostly concealed in the house
and suffered Temporary rcpuse. portion Of q
Harris Light Cavalry dsmounted and acted as infentF
and drove the rebels through the town. The section
artillery having by this time been brought up, did gre
execution and drove the rebels from the housex in wh
they were Sheltered many Of the finest OF which we
completely destroyed.
Tho rebels had q large wagon train al the extrcL
end Of tho town and beyond the reach or The attacks
force who succeeded however, In capturing several h
dred prisoners, whom they paroled. They also took
m and rebel nag.
The whole Union force was commanded by Lieutena
Colonel Fitzpatrick Of the Harris light cavalry, ana
affair reflects credit upon him. Major Avery, commar
ting the Tenth New York, was also distinguished by
conduct. They ret urned this evening.
II ID now known that Harper's Ferry was complete
invested by the rebels. They approached upon thr
sides, aud rendered the place completely untenable
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Alericb N. /, OH N. II.
AshdowD W G, Ilyth nv
Armstrong 3. H., Dist Nd.
Andrews J., j, 32c Ohio.
Anderson =. &, J2i Ohio.
Alligef w., q, 2e,h ". Y.
Arnsit, Major LIST n. ". or.
iillery, wounded In the
Site ~ = pisec of shell
Browne j., y, lst pu. to..
hssssDI q ~ ,SAhPs.r. ,sutt.
ssssN II. q. n. SJib ,
Barker a. NJ. X, sf'i. nni
bsasinger 4. !, y. ss'n a,Ip.
koyes J. g, 18th NJ. ray.
Burr J. D, ysih n. -
on Geo. y, 2ctn N. K.
isnvsit \. b. n, essA NY.
b5sssnsnJ. Ven ,ll5th N T.,
ssfioas,y.
hAlcf busessis iess Mass.
wounded.
Ssss.'s':I;t,&.z..ss,sa% .s,a y e e.
= s''n''s -SsaAN >. !.
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ArncctMAj ,1stN. Var. side.
Ammoucpt.Ls e ,5Jstps am
Autk ! T., lsl Il. 7. X.
Abbott ThuF y, 1tu Pa req. .
ick'ey :. " y, 3alh N. v.
Asbsnpillss J h, 8sih Masf.
Captain Antlonreid, cid 70
Sen. sumner, wonadod.
lieut.. Allen. ~. Ryl,sDs F.
allisd
Bs,ns- y. T.. A, asv ohio,
,S,gL.
BnTnhalpw ". N. .aDshohiy.
shoulder.
yrowR J.B. C,leeth IA. Los
0unriemsn = III. NJ nth Wis.
Brown n. b, ID D. 2. n.
sosn b., "a Bucktan Risas
hrswp J.E,, fth Wis. Thigh.
nusstyesnh !. .,7thWia. ,heAd
6nRsan ". j., 6sA IL. chest
Ssss Ssis \. :, y US s.; sr. x;
S::s:;;s;,. ..ss'a.HSTS';: S':
SEls;$'sIIE,,,
soW s,W > - ~
Rr
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THE CASUALTIES.

The sstsone names OF killed aud woandcd - iii H..
baflos IN Marylasd aud At Bsrpsrs Ferry ara
cIuiye " toss heretofore published in ths HssAp;
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H. warnsv O. o. I'd United 50 sas@ ebsspshpossrs, lungs
A. stat0r, q. o. I'd United 6saeee SharbshdotcFs hand
J. Mcguire, %. II, LIST Delaware.
Corporal Rliske Co O. 9Th Unitsd ssaaes Army, fool,
Wiling nyer, O6. Z, o0th Pebnsylvann, arm.
= ncAliieter, Co. B, oo4h PesnsyEVsuis, hsae.
J. Howard, Co. =, Goth PsnnsySasK, had
McLardyi CO. =, Goth Pspnsyvaais. asw snpatsssi.
j. nahoue, Co, B, 60th Pennsylvania sbdo1hen
c. n Richards. lSlh MassaohSsstts, fsce
A. Mckinley, Co X, l8th Msssachusettp, leg.
J. Martin Co. x, l3th Massachusetts le6.
@. Heddmyer, % y, 18th Massachusstts haRd.
n. Buchanan, Co. b, 18th Massachuseiis, ankle.
Sergeant G. Iitsrmay, Co b Iath sssdShnsetts h.,
W Miller. 90 n 18TH Massachusetts,. foot
J. Hprink, Co. N l5th Massachusetts eg
A. Aurly, Co. n, face and shoulder
W. Noble, Co. N, heal.
Fulton, Co. N, mouth.
Perry, Co. N, hand.
W. Fitzsm0rs, Go. q, etn Pensy yyania arm
r. Magnify, Co. j, .2d PenGgy vania, arm a,.a foot
G. Renpston, Co. I, Sd Wisconsin, arm.
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LIEUT.. Colonel DWIGHT BADLY wOuNnRr

Aprivate despatch states that Lieut. Colonel Dwight
or the Second Massachusetts regiment badly ~oand
cd In one Of the late batties
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Nathrop A. D., ], lst Pa.
Rifles, thigh.
Nicholson j., G, ll1th NY.

Palmer E., 4, 26th N. Y.
Parker c. j., 7th squadron,
Il. ]. cavalry.
Lieut.. Col. parisen, s!th
". Y. killed.
Col. Polk, 2d U. S. Sharp.
shooters, wounded.
Rodgers H., +, IlIth N. Y.
Reed r., A, 8!th Ohio.
Robinson f. W., -, 9th Vt.
Rhodes John, T., 1l6th NY.
Robinson W., A, SD Ohio.
Russell j. r., b. sd Ohio.
Rose D., B, 32d Ohio.
Reid W. A., X, 2ssh ". Y.
salborne H. II, seth n. Y.
Schelf j., +, 3g,h n. Y.
Soppa A. d, seth N. Y.
Spelrnan A.W., 4, s7thOhio.
Swan Sgt.C.G., f2M.) S7th o.
Simpson J.k. e, l2th Ill.cav.
SullivanJOhn, -, 10th 10. bat.
SmithCapt. WIN. X, 116N N. Y.
Sloan ". H., d. ed Ohio.
Smith g. W., Q, 32d Ohio.
Stevens A. g., D, 32d Ohio.
Shepard w., D, 26th N. Y.
Sackett d. O.. d, Goth N. Y.
Segoln COL, 1i1th N. Y.
Gen. Sedgvsok, wounded in
shoulder.
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sfckIes' Excelsior Brigadc-DeParsurc
ReCYuits, DC. ..A

Recruiting for General SicKlcs' Eycelscr brigade Il
been quite successful during the past few days, and
terdny three hundred and twenty-five recruits were
wardcd to Join their command. Thoy moved from
camp at staten Island twelve O'Clock yesterday, a
marched up TO the City Hail PARK, where they were
viewed by Mayor Opdykc. from thence they march
70 the Jersey ,ity ferry, where they took the cars
Washington. They spicndid body Of men and w'
- credit 10 the organization 20 which they arc aitach'
looir uniform Is particularly picturesque bene TIA,
~ c Ss sssonc resnen rsS.sor BaS srrvsd
I clty last evening from Wellington, In care OF Capss
Z. G. Croker. Lieutenant Franklin wss wounded VII
,aliog his COMPANY in charge during the agbs a ~
tow Station Ho will remain Ia this city AZ tho resider
OF Captain Glover, for few days. when he will procs
TO his residence, IN western New York.
ALsAxY, Sept. Is, 1ts2
Governor Morgan has empowered General d. y. Sickl
with authority 70 accept for his brigade companies fro
any part OF tn State Many ooiapaues not attached
regiments having applied heretofore for admission 10
his brigade, and who refused, viii now BE- recsiv
undsr the authority Of The Governor 70 general sickes
Important Notice 20 volu,steers.
The Hiiihcusc Light inlsntry itho One Hundred ri
rhirtysecosd regiment Of voupisere) and the seco,
regiment Of the Empire Brgafc. Colonel Claasssn 90,
nsuding, win DO paid all their bsuntss ct nine oolos
this morning, in cau2. ~ Ess Now York Men not the
al that time w forfeit their nountes nnd be treated
desetters
CAUTION I'D fRfENDs OF soLpIHxs skSpTHs n0xss
PACKAGES TO THEM By ExpRRss.
Government has rccentiy placed inspectors 10 the g
press Offices at Washington, AteHsuarla, Geoygctow
hsHimors, Newbern, Port Royal and other 0fDcss ne
the army, for the examination OF soldiers parcels a,
other freight going within military ncs. They ope
and Inspect each package, and when found 70 conin
auor cl any hnd--even sns SoMe-,hoy seIze ana %
oren and cvamine all return freight sent from with
military lines In search Of ccntrabzud articles stolen
ayic,es
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY sHPYEMBER. 1s, 1862

Dwight II. COL, ID Mass.
severely.
Deis ca. Go. n, ,sdChio face.
Dsrrin r., l0th md, arm.
DobIs L. %. \, 61st Pa
Edwards Caps. c. @ Co. b,
nth Mich. arm amput'd.
Ferguson Capt. Gath N. r..
arm, severely.
FutcherS. J. Co II 80 Pa.aEm
Fransue sergt. JAS, Co. A,
s0th Pa.
birmingham W. Co. 9, llth
Ohio.
FosterC CorpcralT. i. Co. ,4sh
Pa. res.
Graham John, r, llth Pa.
reserve.
Gilbert Geo, -, "a Wis,
shoulder.
Gledden G. w.. , A, 9th N. II.
]
Hooker Gen, sho. through
foot.
Holiday Cart. n SONNY,
siIad.
HUN L. d., E, i2tn ONO,
face.
Hoffman O.. /, s3th IA.
Hall q. W. Y, 9th y, II.
Han Geo !, seth N. r.,
spine.
Hugar h.. Z, !, -, killed.
Gen. Fartspff, wounded,
Ingram j. g., -, 5th Wis,
leg.
Jsokman J. J. j., d, abth
Mass.
Jones Wm. E, -, killed.
Kock J, 3, Goth N. Y.
Kelly Gorpn, E.. wounded.
Koch H., E, 39th n. Y.
King A. j., G, Sd Md.
Lera W. 1, ED Ohio, face.
Levi j., E, seth NY. thigh.
Iaptin W., +, l1th Ohio.
Lnd.ey j. H., D, 23d Ohio.
Ieesholtx s. Il. B Goth NY.
LanterbackA. ID, 18th N, 7.
]
Mansfield General, killed.
llarseIl A., d, 9th Pa. res.
Menso Chae. A, 4th Pa. rec.
Masley J. j., F., 4th Pa. ree.
Marts Alex. d, 9th Pa. res.
Mooney IT. B., B, 9th Pa.
reserve, shoulder.
McCarther Robt., N, cayal-
ry, killed.
Noon c. B., G, Goth N. Y.
Norman Jas. Esd Ind. cav.
Newton 8. r., Il, S9th N. Y.
Mile N. j., l, lstP. B. 7.
Osborne c., I, Goth Ny
Pier Capt. 4, 79th N. Y.
Petus John, H, 9th Pa, res.
Prest E., II, 18th Mass.
Pratt Capt. b. f., H, 85tb
Mass. shoulder.
Ponel NJ. H., F., 9th n. u.
Perkins I. j., Ills. battery.
Richardson General, seyer.
iy wounded.
Ruskey Seei. W. r., X, 9th
Pa. reserve. shoulder.
Rodney j., D. lst Pa. res.
Robinson Il. r., Il, 36th
Mass. /, hip.
Redden j., g, 105th N. Y.
Russell W. I, l2ih y. X.
sylsr Geo. IF, 2sd Ohio, leg.
Sulty A., D, 9th Pa. res,
shoulder.
SprlngerJ.C. II ,23do. thigh.
Smith y. r., H, 9Th III. cav.
Simpson L. X ,S9thN.Y. leg.
Schulbeg G. ! list Bucktail r.
Smith c.W.,-,7th Wis. leg.
Slaucar r. j., -, ssh Wis. /,
shoulder.
| Severe A.. C., 1st Hucktai r.
Sofield C. B. +. .45lhPa. thigh.
Smith f., F, 29th Ohio.
Stsley T., r, 4th Pa. res.
SwsnLyman M,-,w0unded. N
Aafor EatoWick kiflel.
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Towlcs Dav. h, 32d Ohio.
voby Jacob, X, bIst n. =.

Wright T., d, 18th o. leg.
Ward Il. D., N, eth NJ. cav .
Williams o., X, 18th Mich. /,
finger.
wta,n Fl. g., G., A5th Pa.
wortz j. NJ, B, lst Pa. res.
wlndzer J. w., +, Ist Buck
tail rides.
Walls A. D., A, 18th N. Y.
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Importamt NOTICE to yolunteers.
N1sCEl.l.AN EOUs.

STRENGTHENING
pLAsrEE
These Plssriea believing tho 9ck me vory ysu
lie In all affections Of the chest In d'nrrna and dJSsnVn
worn over The bowels and for pains crk Of the hi
CURE OF CRlCK or THE BACK.
Msssrs ALirocK Co., No. Union square, New Yolt -
Please send dolleis worth OF yonr pasfers. Tis
hsvc cured me Of ock In uy back wbisn troubled
Tor sone time, ana roy aft9r s gong try them
diulcuty abopt lila heart A. ". sNEHWOop
Hoss, ~ ,Juv 1859
Every day we hevc pcfrous tell that Pias.s nt
them IN few hours q weak back; others Of Ps,n =
cases had been OF loug standing They sorc the electric
condition 0t the prrt up0n which they appiisds-her-
perhaps, tho Immediate hsnrn;.
Sold at the oGlce of ihe manu- &C ctoIy,
No. UNION SQUAHB.
ALTO At No 2sS CANAL sTREET, AND ~ DEALtR
GE~EYt1.1,y.
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f,uNJAR wALLAB.

(,,uS'AR wAILAn. -.
Tho Ersas Tursinh rshisrsrL ans vervins.
rcSfec. a4 hAinicst snbsntrc fct ngnyrA ynv4ess
opsin and a1Muisnia: pfqdictag gsstle eptthsN az
sisa sf rAsiss, withont 5Ay rrs.soh wnnsvtr yXn
Doe iynspusN ueSrnrsucsN wcshhcss espf119cn
,.; ss .ss ssti',a, ssS s,Jp
sSss, :syss &c. sss ss.sS: x .'sss, .ss Is
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Deacon S.B. Go n, ,IlIthN.Y.
DimgiickR. q. Co c, ,26thN.Y y
Dickinson o. Co. ID ,26thN. Y.
Dickins H.0. 90. A ,26thN. Y.
Gen. Duryca, wounded.
.
Eagles c. ,Co.C,l2sh III. cav !.
engiishJas, Co. ,ll6thN.Y 7.
FeswilliserG. Co. h 90 MI.
Ferguson h. CO. 3, I'd Pa.
res. back.
Flagg II. Co. p, - wounded.
Fans f., Co. d, 39th N. Y.
Faheg, J. 20. A, ,l11th MY.
Frank o., Go. X, 1ss Nd.
Ford Q. w., Go. d ,26th NY.
Paster A. H. Co g ,26.h NY.
Graham ", =, sth Pa. res. /,
side.
Grant c., G, 18th New York.
Gheirs Geo. h, 2oih N. Y.
Gunderson c., Q, 2elh N. Y.
Hudson j., l, 1l1th N. y.
Hari ington NJ. , |, 1llth NY.
Hu0 4. MI. r., Sd Nd,
Hut L., =, Sd Md.
Hitecew r. l.. , /, LIST Md. cav,
Hubbara J. a. !, A, ll6tbN.Y
Ecston A.. A, SD Ohio.
Hos,etler N. q. A, 32iCblo.
Eenslsy p, T., 10th Ohio.
Hicks Jas.. b, 26th n. v.
Hedger D. 26lh N. Y.
Idcnlough j., n, lo7lh 70.
Jakney g., II, l1lth NJ
Jabag G.. x, S7th Ono.
Jacob, j. r. L, ll6th n. \.
Kibley g. W. X, SD Ohio.
King p, ID. SD Ohio.
KNAPP E., B, Goth n. Y.
KysCr w.. +, 18th N. Y,
Lyon O., A, 18th III. cay.
Lambert H. ID, 18th III. cav.
LoCkmaller III. 18th md. bat.
Lntz L.. d, 32d Ohio.
Lipee J. W., K. 32d Ohio.
n
Miller f., !, seth N. Y.
Mellinsor 8. L. x ,S7th Ohio.
Maxwell n. w.. I, 10Th Ind.
Mclean c., A, S2d Ohio.
McMulisn j., b, Goth Ohio.
MCGEE Geo. g, Goth Ohio.
Murphy A.W, d, 2sth NY.
Col. McNisl, Pa. Bucktalie,
killed.
Nathrop A. D., ], lst Pa.
Rifles, Thigh.
Nicholson j., G, 1l1th ny.
Palmer E., 4, 26th N. Y.
Parker c. j.. 7th squadron,
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4. j. kni4nt, GO. d, 18th Massachusetts,, eg
lcknsley hlioIt, o.. d, lssh Massachusetts, hand.
I. Eaton, Co. ., iSsh Massachusetts,. leg.
/. s,ess, Co B, issS ' Hass1cSsss:.s, Ne sssd.
'. Syn, Co. p, f5sh MASSACHUSETTS,, hand.
pssa ss E E:::ssss:s: hsss ss.s
u. N. Fuller, Co. d, 18th Massachusetts,, lip.
Captain 4 Burrin. Go. D, 18th ns.saehasstss shis
J. Beardlsy O.. b, 10th ssachuseits. ankle.
Sergeant IApcriy %: D, lcth hassaohose.s, hssd.
Ira Raymond, Go. ID, l6th Massachusetts,, head.
John Moore, Co II, 10th Massachusetts, head
James Moore, Ce. \, 18th MASSACHUSETTS,, head.
e1s %sns ia Con- s
J. D. Marcy Go. n. lbth Massachusetts, knee
sarns, e Co. q ss,n M.ssasnsss's , head.
N. NJ parmenser, stomach and head
Corporal A. W. Bartlett, arm.
j. 8. Hood, haad.
W. pvke, arm.
\. Whyse shoulder and breast
W. BodSett, arm.
r Whee;ock face
Sergeant ssss's. T. 'nSni X fl.,eseld, knee.
VIM pondeIgast, eighty
9. X. Fuller, slightly.
Every color wac struck but the ColoYp saved and
Comany took the ccors Of the enemy, the Thitesnth
Fra, sergeant IT, Bachelor Co. g, 10Th Macs Len,
1 J. s. kirisup, Co. @, 10th Massachusetts,, leg.
H. L. Sbley, Co G, 10th Massachusetts,, hand,
II. r. Dudley, Co. G, 10th Massachusetts,, leg,
c. 3 Mitchell, Co. D, 10Th Massachusetts, hip,
4. L. Kirby. groin.
II. Il. 4 g. strong, Dran, 81; Slightly.
A. H Siator, Co. |, 18th Massachusetts.
Captain Holsenan, lst Minnesota
Captain Caiwell, co. 4, lst Minnesota.
Captain Smith. Go. D, Let Minnesota.
Captain P0meroy, Co. +, LIST Minnesota
John Manning, Co. A, lst Minnesota.
Cbas Contrrsnan, Co. K, 1st Minnesota.
Lieutenant shepey, Co x, 1st Minnesota.
VIM Martin, Co. X, LIST Minnesota
Corporal Smith, Co. X, 1st Minnesota, wounded.
- Dudley, Co. X, lst Minnesota, wounded
Corporal j. J. Young Co. d. list Minnesota, badly.
Samuel Borgess., Co. X, let Minnesota, badly.
7. b. Mason, Co. D, lst Minnesota, wrist.
George Laugbl'n, Co D, lst Minnesota, ieG
i. F. Simpson, Co. d, LIST Minnesota, leg.
Harry Chase, Co. D, LIST Minnesota, foot.
Sergeant Post, Co. ID, LIST Minnesota, foot.
James Walsh, Co ID 1st Minnesota, slightly, ehouIdeys
Coleman L. Dwely Co l., let Minnesota.
- Underwood Co. l., LIST Minnesota.
Corporal Gross, Co. 4, Goth Massachusetts,.
A. Brown, Co. A, Goth Massachusetts,.
f. Ballard, Co. A, 10th Massachusetts
- Edison, Co. A, Goth Massachusetts,.
- renian, Co. A, goth Massachusetts,.
- Howard, Co. H, Goth Massachusetts,.
Davis George, 20. D, Goth Massachusetts
- Proctor. Co. n, 10th Massachusetts,.
Captain HoIloweN, Co. n, 10th Massachusetts,.
Sergeant Wilson, Co. II, 20th Massachusetts,.
Captain Holiness Co. g 20th Massachusetts, badly.
MAJOR Revere 10th Massachusetts.
Lieutenant Colonel Palfrer, 20sh Massachusetts,.
James Kirk, 60. Fl, Goth Massachusetts
Corporal John Doyle Co. II Goth Massachusetts,.
- Lucas, Co. H, Goth Massachusetts
G., W. Cosran, Co H, Goth Massachusetts
John H. Steans, Co. II, goth Massachusetts.
Sergeant Chas. Cong Co H. Goth Massachusetts, badly.
Private Corcoran, Co H. 20th Massachusetts.
Sergeant Cas M Read Co H. Let Rhode Island artillery
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s s.5..' s::ss ;.s.ss. & g q. y =. syrn Il
2. Martin. o. !. .sAnY.sM
S:sys:sl g I; j::, q s.hsr.sA
ssas:s:. &. s.bs q. A. a. Is 4; n sii.sa.
ss,::ss. s:s:s s:sss.ss q g E ',s H. killed.
D. VI Raslsls, O. Q. On New YosI.
g. Pauiai, Co. D, Sth New York.
Z saS aaSsSsssoD & @. y. J. "a & Wisconsin
Heron, o. o, sd Psnnsyivanh reserve cavalry, hama
S sa,sy
George Poolo, Co. B, l9th Indiana, shoulder.
jacob Ncia, 20. =, I'd Deiawase, face
6eorgo Fake, Co. A, 107th Pennsylvania hand.
wm Jones, 9Th Illinois cavalry, heart
Jos. kabs, Co. B, 7tn Ohio, arm.
Sullivan, % M, I'd United States Army, arm.
3 Mccall, lth New York, arm.
j. II. 6rsss, Co. /, Goth Pennsylvania, arm.
y. MeKcegan, ist Pennsylvania reserve, arm.
Jas. FOrsy u, Co. H. l2ih Massachusetts,, hand.
y. g'yle, Co. Q, 21sh Indiana, arm
W. D. kuhDs, 90 B, nth PenDsylyania Reservo.
Peter weDsrt, co, I, ist rennsylyania Beserye.
sssk sf
Colonel MoNeil, lss Bucktais, dead. FHe
T. I.,J. J. Hanna, Co. =, Ssn Now York; leg. slight
N. Sullivan, Co. j, ad Wisconsin, head
Corporal W. 9. Kirby, Co H, 9th New York, leg,
H. Mallory, Co. Y, 9th Pennsylvania Reserve, thigh
=. Smith, Go. @, lAth Pennsyivania Rcaerye, arm.
James Best Co 9, 4th Pennsylvania reserves thigh.
T. N. Smith, Co. g, 9th Mary land, hand.
4. g. weons, Co. g. 27th Indiana. hand.
P. McGahan, Go. g, esd Now York, arm.
II. Boeardus Co. L, a4th New York arm.
II. KIsenger Co. H. LIST Delaware. arm.
! T. Young, Co. X, Goth New York, hand.
Jas. H. King, Co. D, 9th Indiana.
scg. Keen Vaughan Is. Pennsylvania reserve cavalry
J. Bowman, Co. D, 4Sd Massachusetts,, head.
J. L. Fadens, Co d, Asd Massachusetts,, head.
Sergeant Wsshburn Co. D, 18th Massachusetts, ARA.
Corporal Dana, Co. d, 18th Massachusetts,, leg
- Lawrence, Go. d. 18th Massachusetts,, killed.
- Fnrbcr, Co. d, 18th Massachusetts,, killed.
Sergeant =. o. Roarke, 10th Massachusetts, shoulder
y. Dclaye, 1eth Massachusetts,, shoulder.
James Flanagan 10th Massachusetts.
Thoe. Bold, Co. A, 8Sth New York, wrist.
I. Clarke, Co. A, 6sth New York, hand.
James Clark, Co. A, s6th New York, hand.
VIII. s'mInonds, Co. d, 11th Pennsylvania, hand.
J. A. Orr. Co. A, llth Pennsylvania reserves, arm
Sergeant W. D0ty Co. X, 10th Massachusetts, hand.
Lieut.. ]. W. McBcy. 60 b, 22d New York, shoulder.
J. H. Stone, Co. B. 22d New York, shoulder.
william Allen, Co. r, 22d New York, thigh
r. Barbour, Co. L, 12d New York, arm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-08-19
Adgice TO ConsumptiTcs,

In some good advice to consumtiyes, Dir.
Hall says: Eat all you can digest, and
exercise great deal IN the open air, to
convert what you can eat into pure health
ful blood. Do not be afraid of sudden
changes Of the weather; let no change, hot
nrcold, keep you in doors. If it is rainy
weather, the more need Of your going out,
because you eat as much on rainy day,
as You do on a clear day, aud if you exer-
else less, that much more remains in the
system Of what ought to be thrown off by
exercise, and some Ill result, some conse-
quent symptom, or i'll feeling is,the iss-
ue.
fit is cold out Of doors, do not muff1e
your eyes, mouth and nose in furs, wells,
wooden eomforters and the like; nature
has supplied you with the best muffla, with
the best inhaing regulatory that is two
lips; shut them before you step out Of a
warm room into the cold air and keep
them shut until you have walked a few
rods an quickened the circulation a little /;
walk fast enough to keep off d feeling of
chilIiness, and taking GOODWILL be impessible.
What are the facts of the case; look at the
road conductors goit 2 ont of hot air into
the piercing cold winter, and in again
every five or ten minutes and yet they do
not take cold oftener that others; you will
scarcely find a consumptiye man 10 thou
sand Of them.
It is wonderful how afrail consumptiye
people are of fresh air, the very thing that
would cure them, the only obstacle to q
cure being thatthey do not get enough OF ~
and what infinite pains they take to avoid
breathing it. especially if it is cold-when
it is known that the colder it is, the purer
It must be. Yet ifpeople cannot get TO 4
hot climate they will make an artificial
one, and imprison themselves for whole
winter in a warm room with temperature
not varying ten degrees III six months.
All such persons die, and yet we follow
in their footsteps. If were seriously i'll Of
consumption, would Iiyesout Of doorsday
aud night, except it was raining Of mi E
winteT, then | would sleep in an unplas-
tered log house
MY consumptiye Trend, you want fllF' h0t
physic; YOU want pure air, not indicated
air; you want nutrition, such as plenty Of
meat and bread viii give, and they alone !:
physic has no nutriment; grasping for ar
cannot cure You; monkey capars ~ q gym
nasium cannot cure yon. IT You want to
get well, 90 in for beef anl out door ar,
aud do not be deluded iuto the grave BIZ
newspaper advertisements, and uninlable
certifiers.