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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

samuel X. Basley, LIST regiment Co.
Joseph Watkins, LIST regiment, Co l.
lee A. Scott, LIST regiment, Co. c.
Daniel Nseksr, LIST regiment, Co. @.
MAINE REGIMENTS.
Jno. W. Murphy, Co. ID, Sd.
Lieutenant J. j. Robinson, Quartermaster 1lth
Sergeant W. p. Plaisted, Co. X, 1lth.
BERDAN's sHARPsHOoTERs.
Ebsnczer Jones, Co. H, LIST.
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
Dr. j. w. Gunies, Of Washington.
PHYSICIANS.
p. GQpycgneur N. Smith and Dr. Erskins Mason, Of
New York city.
WARD MASTERS AND THEIR ASSISTANTS.
Drs. J. G. Andrew, A. r. Gray, w. T. Woolsey; Messrs
s. b. Ward, L. De F.Woodruf, A. b. Ball, s. w. Roof, A.
X. Starkweather, H. G. Smith, J. X. Babcock, John
Mckay G. p FAstwick A. c. Bishop, Z. c. Pratt, H. i.
smith, W Goodward, s. T. Hasbrook, W. Rukby, Jsp.
Maynard, D. J. HeiDy, J. H. mersci, u a. Miller.
LADY ASSISTANTS. ~ -
Mrs. Trotter and Miss Hamilton
APOTHEcARIBs.
Mr.. E. kul0w and Mr.. Charles Dennen.
CoMMIssARY AND PURsER.
Mr.. Beverly.
ASSISTANT coMnnssARY AND pURsEn.
Mr.. j. H. Reid.
MESSENGER MASTER.
W. II. Raymond.
PASSENGERS.
Mrs. Balistier, Miss Butler and Miss johnson.
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WIDOW CLIcoUoT

Having aace~taned tat spurious arMce OF this Gne vino
has beea ed foe sale In our market bearing similar
label the caution the public against
buying the Ccquo any bun the arst class and
wine dealers. -
Of our aTmk C.A&Ns " lmi ~
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BAnoAIss IN TEAS, GROCERIES,

TEAS GROCERIES,,
$50 bbls Flour at So 50 per Dbl.
10000 Hams, best city sugar cured, at To-
1000 Shoulders, city cured, &c.
500 boxes Cheese, &c.
LOU ktis No. Mackercl, 81 per kit.
LOO tubs Lard, So.
1900 boxes Soap, &c.
100 boxes Adanantine Candles, NC.
1000 boxes Starch pure, Axe -
400 600 Sugar relned. f.. &c., fc &c. ssd lec
loo packages Butter, Ice. j.. -.
Coffee fresh ground Toe, Rc, 1os, 49,. Zoe and 21c
Teas from upwards. Good black and mixcd oc 1oc
gallons New Orleans Moasses at oOc per gallon
5UOO gallons Porto Rico MolAsses, s0e. per gallon.
1000 gallons Syrups, assorted.
800 tierces Rice, &C.
house THOMAS r. AGNEW,
260Greenwich street.
Occupies his own store the property and has rent
IN M exclusively for casnAnever
noe in lis c superinc his own BUSINESS from sixteen
O eighteen hours every the round consequently h
can ndersen any grocer in New York. Give him call ~
go Greenwch street, and 80 Murray street. Goods liver
ed free
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Arrival or the Vanderbilt wiz six hun
dyed SICK and noa. ..-. ON Board.

AHfAFUi Oh the tanuefDlAt wA1s-
aEsd sif. and .. .oa...--. ON Boafd.
ihs vanderbilt arrived at this port yestsr
day afternoon with six hundred sick and wounded
sodiers On board list Of the names OF the sufferers
was published tho HERALD Of Friday last IN an apna
betica FORM to he handy for immediate reference
The vessel left the ,whte House, the Pamunkey
river Tuesday morning. and arrived az Fortress Mon
roe on the same evening The medical star at that
time were Surgeon VIM. Knight Of the Eighty seventh
New York Volunteers Surgeon s. Smith, Of the Ninety
third New York Volunteers, and Assistant Surgeon ].
ID. Lewis. Of the Eighty-hfth New York Volunteers
Finding that the labor Of attending upon SO many
wounded men TOO much for them, the medical gan
tenen applied to the Medical Director OF the fortress
Ger assstance when the following volunteer surgeons
dclaled:-Dr. NJ. p. Orton. DR.. Alexander and Dr.
l The vessel left the fortress FOR this city on Thurs
day morning. but the weather being stormy, she had to
put into Delaware Bay where she arrived at about two
A. NJ. on Friday. She lay in the bay all that day and
until four O'Clock yesterday morning. when she started
again New York. where she arrived at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. The medical department OF the
under the charge Of Drs knight and orton
The surgeons that they greatly indebted TO
the New York Sanitary Commission for good supply OF
wines, eles, bandages and the " thousand and one "
other needrul things with which they have been provi-
ded They also happy 10 inform oil interested there
In that although the vessel IS small tnsy nave no cases
or contagious disease board the only Of fever
and those but few in number, having been contracted
while camping swampy ground. They have only lost
by death six poor fellows during the voyage being but
every hundred We append the names of those who
died. The sufferers express their grateful thanks to
their medical attendants and none more fervent in
their acknowledgements than the wounded rebels, the
of whom published also on the before men,
tioned day. There very bad cases among tho
wounded men; but every will be taken Of them by
The surgeons.
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THE GREAT BELT.

j. aBccurcd by letters paent q ths UnHed States
The G6lvano Electro voitc Belts and Aphlets, aperfeey
ste certain and mostly
const pston Of the bowek, faas The womb salt rheum
scSefdous erup song, &c Ga III OF sead for oEcular
METTAM &C., Once 40 Broadway
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s-~.- nC.Scu
BosFoN, June Z, 1862.
The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived al this port
with the following wounded soldiers
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ID Labels s5s, Biheads nrst dsss, per ream News
thina in the Printing limo equally lew r. n. DAwEEY'S
new printing establishment cornG q Reade and Centre
streets
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<yoRNs CURED FOR Is CENTS EACH.-BuNIONS.
" bad Nails H., cared at 50 Bowery, corner Of Canal
street, by Dr. w. Il. RICE, practical ohiropodis Rce's
Annfator knons and frosted and blstered
fest Price rs Ynts psr sos.
DACHEL's RENOWNED JEWELS PRESENTED TO
~ her by the European Potenaes exhibited It
Tsnys fpr sale at sacrifice. No tter investment he
made. CAD on Vie owner Dr. ALPHoGsE, III West Tenth
street, Broadway.
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GET NEW STYLE.
Observe that -
BENJAMIN BRANDRETn's PILLS
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH6 PILLS
IL the band and purchase none OF the original MOI
Sugar Coated without careful examination.
AND PURCHASE NO SUGAR COATED PILLS Ex-
CEPT THEY HAVE AIRED, LABEL HOUND EACh
DRAWN FROM The TRADE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

our captured guns-.wo Of which we're imRe-
diately turned upon the enemy and done ter
rible execution. We found the dead thick all
around and abont the battery and the skirt
Of the woods where We had poured in our irst
fire 50 long.
Our Regiment now thought they were vic
toriOus, bat not so. Down 10 the Valley where
the fight had first commenced now came .
host Of cavalry and infantry (some say 200001
which had crossed the bridge, and all our army
down there gave way in a rapid retreat, and
1T the moment We had completely whipped the
two Regiments (29th and 9Th louisiana a re-
treat was ordered, and we were compelled 70
Zee for dear life.
Our desperate and long fight had saved our
whole army from being captured or annihiat-
ed, as we held the road aud the key to the rear
Of our army.
They then poured the shell and canister
upon US in perfect torrents until we formed in
line of battle again and opened battery up
on them. They ceased 10 pursue Us then and
those that were there then retired in good or
der
had never thought Of danger until the
shells came whizzing by me in rapid succession
10 the retreat lone coming down about feet
in front of my horse tearing up the ground but
failed to burst, and Others passed so Hear me
that 1 must confess realized my danger fully
for the first time in all the fght.)
The fght lasted about hours and If our
other two brigades had got mp, or if Fremont
had arrived during the fight, We would have
captured Jackson and all his host
We are now making TreDarations TO march
to Richmond-preparing for thirty Gays march
ing. hope We will go slow, as we are all much
worn down and near exhausted.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. czzsHmAw,s PILLS.

The combination Of the ingredients in these Pills are
the result OF long and extensive practlce They arc
mild in their operation and certain in correcting all ir
regularities, Painful Menstruaons, removing all OBJ
structions, whether from cold otherwise headache,
pain side. paIpitatOn beart whites, all
affections, Mysteries, fatigue pain in the back
and limbs, &c disturbed sleep, which arise from in
teTTuptions OF nature.
DR.. CHESEMAess EIIIs
was the commencement OF a new the treatment
ofthose Irregularities which
signed So many to a PREMATURE No female can
enjoy good health unless she is regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to
decline.
DR.. CHESESLAN'S PILLS
the most eHectual remedy kn0Eus for al
plants pecn liar Females To ali classes they in
valuable, inducing, rth certainty periodical regularity
They known by thousands who have used them at
different periods throughout the country wing the
sanction of the emiIset Physicians america
Explicit directions, stating trhess thy should not Be 81
with each b0x-the Price One Dollar per Box contain
ing from so to 60 Pills.
Pills SENT sr MAIL, promptly by remitting to the Pro
prietors. Sold by Druggists generally.
K. B. HUCHISGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar Street, New York.
D. DICKINSON & SON, AGENTS,
Mar 2162-IY st sp. Delaware Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27


Army CoREEsPoNDExcE.-We give to-day
letters from the 26th and the Goth regiments,
both of which lately formed part Of the force
under Halleck before Corinth. Those having
friends in the Companies of Capts. Meredith
and McElroy viii read these letters with
interest.
We also give letters from the Goth and the
4th Regiments. That from the Goth will
interest those having friends in the late fight,
giving as it does list Of the losses in Capt.
Buxton's company. From the 4th there is moth
ing important; but those interested in Compa-
MES C and 1 will be pleased to learn that the
boys generally are well and the regiment con-
tinues in good condition.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27
A. THOMSON. Proprietor.
PERsONAL.-Capt. MEREDrH, Of the 26th

PERsoNAL-Capt. MEREDITH, Of the 26th
segiment, in Buoll's Division. has been home
pme time on furlOugh, and is looking very
ell. We learn there is some probability Of
8 being assigned to higher position in one
the new regiments now forming.
Lieut.. Colonel McELRox left on Wednes-
" to join his regiment, which is now some-
bere in the region of Memphis. Capt Nc
ROY, of the same regiment, expects to de-
It next week. Both have very much i'm
pved in heallhEithin the last few weeks.
Capt. J. II. VAN DEHAx, Of the Goth, hav-
sufficiently recovered from his recent in
position to resume duty. left yesterday to
pin his regiment. Its present position is
known, though ii IS supposed to be in the
ghborhood of Washington. Capt V. will
reaching the city look into the condi-
n Of the wounded of our county, and report
eir condition, together with such informa-
o as may be attainable in regard to the Fate
such as are reported missing.
Lieut.. LEE, OF Capt. Purdy's company, SD
giment, is at present in town on twenty
y's furlough-rocrti.ing his health, which
seriously impaired. and hunting up absent
embers of the company whose furlOughs
We long since expired.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

BURGLARY.-The house of II. G. ANDREWS,
Esq, was entered last Friday night by bur
glar, and the gold watch Of Mr.. A together
with the contcnts of his porl-monic, amount
ing to sixteen dollars, stolen the store room
on the northwest corner of Sandusky aud
William streets. occupied by Mr., ARMSTRONG
as a Wool Depot, was entered the same even
ing and an unsuccessful attempt made TO blow
open the safe Another warning to our
citizens to be on their guard against these
night-prowers, who have recently been nm
usually daring in their operations in Colum-
bus, Springfield and other neighboring towns
and it seems are not disposed to slight Dola-
ware & e
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

But little in addition TO what VIC gave last
week has been heard in regard 70 the disaster
that berel the Goth regiment in the battle at
Port Republic The cReny held possession Of
the field after the battle, refused to permit the
bearers of hagot truce from our side 10 en-
ter their lines, and consequently the fate Of the
large humber reported missing cannot be as
ccrtained. Letters received in Urbana last
Friday statcd'that Capt. BuxToN had returned
TO the regiment wounded-but We learn that
Capt HoRE and the Chaplain of the regiment,
who left Luray last Friday say that he had
not been heard of.up to that time, nor had
Lisutenants wArKISs and SAMPSON. They
are all doubtless prisoners at least, il no fur
ther misfortune has befallen them.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

FOURTH OF JULY.-1his national anniycrsa-
is near at hand and from the fact that moth
g has been done looking to general cele-
Patton of the day, we take it for granted that
e are to have nothing of the kind in DeIa-
arc. 1t has long been the habit with many
{ our citizens % repair to some rural retreat
I'd participate in hunting and fishing parties,
,ic-nics, social reunions, and the varied recre-
ttions peculiar TO such occasions--a most APP
propriate and pleasant mode of spending the
lay-and we doubt not the same course viii
pc pursued this year 10 greater extent than
usual in consequences Of the absence Of any
Town celebration.
Since writing the above We have learned
that the students Of lhe University contem-
plate getting up q celebration. Prof Nc
CABE will deliver an oration before the students
Of the University, and Rev, I. PAnKER win
address the students Of the Female College -
lhe proceedings to be intersperccd with music,
reading of the Declaration, sc. Exercises to
commence ats o'clock, A. 81, On the College
Campus.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

The ArLAST1c MONTHLY for July is receiv-
cd, It is the first number orthe 10th volume,
and the varied and interesting character of its
pages may be inferred from the following list,
comprising the table of contents:
Some Soldier Poetry; Froudes Henry the
Eighth; Why their Creeds Differed; Presence;
Chiefly abou: War Matters; The Minute Guns;
Originality; Ericsson and his Invention; Nov
ing; Methods of Study in Natural History;
Lyrics of the Street; Friend Ellis Daughter;
Taxation no Burden; The Poet to his Readers;
The ChiIdrens Cities; Reviews and Literary
Notices; Recent American Publications.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

RECRUITS WANTED Mcssrs. j. n. HUM-
PHREYs and j. P. BAUsERMAN, two most wor-
thy young gentleman, Of this county, are en-
gagged in recruiting company to be attached
10 one Of the five new infantry regiments re-
Gently authorized to be raised in this State
Delaware county has already responded nobly
to the call for men to aid in putting down the
rebellion; but the drafts thus far made upon
our patriotic young men have not exhausted
the supply, and ifany are disposed to join good
company here is favorable opportunity to do
so. Attention is called to the notice for meet
ings at various points for the furtberanc ce oi
the laudable enterprise il which Messrs. H
and B. are engaged.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27
Remedv for Acme ana revar.

Too much cannot be said In praise OF the FORESl
VINE and PILLS q remedy for ague and fever. We
have the hattering accounts from almost every
yer and ague district in Enion Of their complete
success in this disorder, and where they cure it is
cure indeed the complaint does not return again
the remedies leave any injurious effects behind il
the case quinine Redici1s containing quiniHe
taken have known many who have had their
almost ruined BY taxing medicines Containing
auinne The Forest Wine and PfEs cannot harm child
and by taking them OCcasoay through the sckly
and other disorders which coantFy.
Reader. y0u shoald be attacked by ague fever,
injurious medicines. but sed directly The FresE
Wine and Pills, and VIII guarantee speedy and per-
manent cure.
Daring the prevalence Of sgne and fever last Spring
and Summer almost every day oFo1ght some new proc
their great efficacy this disorder and far
sarn, they have failed IA breaking the disc
der and restoring the patient 70 vigorous health
Feb 2S-IIn. t-Ga
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27
SpeeiaI Nntitrs.

ADVICE TO LADIES, We are aware there are
many Of our lady readers who are complaining
of weakness and debility. Our advise is to go
at once and get some Of AcLEAN's STaESGrH-
ENING CORDIAL ANC BLOoc PURIFIER tits de-
litiOus Tonic, and just the thing to STRENGTH
EN- and INvIGoRATE the whole organization
and PURIFY the Blood. See advertisement in
another colamn.
Three large iron boats at cnst Of Sa20, 900
each, and three iron clad gunboats at an ag-
gregate COST Of $3.50 900 ate beiog Duilt at It.
Louis, for tho Government.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27
Fremont,s Generalshin.

The correspondent of the N Y Times with
General Fremonts command, in writing of
the battle at Cross Keys on Sunday the 9Th,
says:
There has been bad generalship somewhere
in permitting Jackson to escape, but it does
not rest with this Department. Three large
and welI-appointed divisions were brought
from Fredericksburg, expressly to put upon his
track. Only fragment Of one has been beard
from. Where are the other two? Fremont
has chased him with untiring energy, and
fought him every time he came up with him.
That we did not annihilate him IS less wonder
ful than that be did not turn and annihilate
US. insomuch as he had the balance of power
We have marched our men without ratious
and without tents; we have built bridges
where bridges were burnt, and constructed
roads where before there were none. The
junction which other forces were TO have
formed with ours has in no case been effected;
the expected reiuforcements did not come up,
but still we maintained pursuit. That we
have not re-travellcd this road earlier, in some
confusion, may be explained by the fact that
the popular idea has doubled-yea, more than
dOubled-the actual force under Fremont's
command. l am not disposed to be augmen-
tative, but if after this valley chase of a
mountain fox, who, when occasion demand,
ekes out the shortness Of his skin with the
lions, any of Fremonts foes come bowling on
his track, shall make few facts public, even
at tie risk of incurring a mild reproof from
Secretary Stanton.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

Ts+egiment to which Capt. MEAD's CON-
pauy belongs is statioued at CIarksburg. Va,
to which place letters intended for members of
the company should be addressed.
The regiment commanded BY Col. Lawrence
to which the Cleseland Grays GBcIuding a
number of Delaware bOys) are attached, is
still at Cumberland, Nd
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

There is still lively competition among our
wool buyers, and We learn so cents per pound
has been paid during the last few days for
good article. Happening in one ofour Banks
few days since We noticed one Of our thrifty
farmers present and draw the money on a
check for Eve hundred dollars-the avails Of
the sale of his clip.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

CoTTox IN IowA.-Cotton can be grown
successfully in Iowa. We were shown speci-
men of cotton yarn, strong and serviceable,
the material of which it was composed having
been cultivated on the farm OF Joel Davis,
near Palmyra, Warren county. 1t was plant
ed about the lst OF June, 1861, aud came to
maturity without the least difficulty. Mr.
Davis says that cotton may as well be grown
in Iowa as in North Carolina. lie has cult
waited it in both thcse States, and it succeeds
as well here as III Tie Carolinas. Ifit is a fact
demonstrated that cotton growing can be
carried on successfully in Iowa, no lime should
be lost in lis prompt cultiyation.-Io1ca State
Register.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

Col. GRASv1LLz Moopr. for some time past
in command at Camp Chase, having al his
own request been ordered to join his regiment
at Nashville, Tenn, is succeeded in his late
position by Col. c. W. B. ALLISON, lately ap-
pointed to the command of the s5th regiment
of three month volunteers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

The pamphlet copy Of the Premium List
and Regulations Of the next Annual Fair Of
the Delaware County Agricultural Society,
is ready for distribution. It can be procured
on application to J. D. VAN DEHAN, Seereta-
ry, or R. E. HILLs, Treasurer.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

BcLEAS's STRES0THya5TNa CoED14L.-Thia
remedy has been before the public only a short
time, but it has proved to be an Invaluable
remedy to purify the blood and strengthen the
system; every one who uses it recommends it
to others. until it has becsme the standard
remedy with every family in the United States
We say to every reader, try tit is a delight
full aromatic. See advertisement in another
oolnmn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERIEHcE eF SUI
u FERER.-Pubfshed warning, and for the cs
lccial benefit Of Young Men, and those who sur with
Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory, Premature Decay
&c, &c, &c, by who has cure himself by simple
after being put 70 great expense and inoonven
ionee through the Of worthless medicines prescribe
I'd by learned Doctors Single copies may bo had OF
the author, C. A. LAMBERT, Esq, GrOenpoint, Long.
Island by enclosing postpaid addressed envaOpe.-
Address CHARLF S A. LAMBERT, Esq.,
months Groenpoint. Long Island, ". Z
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27

We are indebted to J. II. KLrrrAar, Sec
rotary of the Ohio State Board Of Agriculture,
for the Regulations and Premium List of that
Society for the Fair to be held in Cleveland
September I6-l9th. Persons who are in
tending to compete at the coming State Fair
can get copy of the rules by writing to the
Secretary, enclosing one dollar for member
shin ticket.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27
nizisdOrn and Mnlnttne..

There has always been vast amount of
legal sophiStry in Dixie in regard to the posi-
tion of the negro. In jeff. Davis conscrip-
iiOn act, mulalloes are clas-ed with whites
For this purpose any white blood makes a
man Of him in the slave market any African
blood makes him u negro. In the Supreme
Court of the United States if he has the re-
motcst fraction Of this mixture his ancestors
arc presumed to haUe been SIaUes. If the mu-
latto is mustered in as a soldier he must have
the rights of soldier rs q man, and not OF a
slave as chattel.
How intricate are the legal trials that bcset
the path of human chattclism. In Congress
the chattle has a representation, but no vote.
In taxation his master regards him as a per-
son, not as property. He opposes direct taxes
because his chatteis will be taxed but will he
give up the Members of Congress those chat
tells send TO Washington 1t requires great
legal tact and acumen to mantaiR positions
so opposite, but Southern strict constructions
st can do it.-Cin. Gaz.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1862-06-27
Z Ed

On the I4th. inst, of Typhoid Fever, at
Pittsburgh Landing, Tenn, Sergeant J L. Nc
CULLoUGH, son of John Mccullough, Of Little
Mill Creek in the 29th year of his age-of com
pany D, Goth Reg, o. v N.
Sergeant cCullough was most exemplary
young man, and not only good soldier in the
defence of his country, but soldier of our
Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. He died in the
triumphs OF faith and hope of blisstul i'm
mortality beyond til grave