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n- BATTLE CREEK Mch., Dec. Il, 1855
, frH Wood Thes wilt please ACCEPT line to Uniform The
mat hs hair on ms head all fell off twenty years sgo
Caused y complicated chronic disease with an ep
Hoh OIL the head continual of suffering through f
having reduced 70 state ependence have NOT beer
able to obtain stuff for neither allie to do iEe
from cold This induced 10 pay Eggs Hodges emosf
ne last cent had earth for dollar bottle Of thy Hail
followed the dections and the bald spo, now viii
hair thick and black though short coming IN ali ny
my head Feeling confdept that smother large bottle oud re-
store entirely and permanently es to E
Its and being destitute Of purchase any rnre
would ask thee IT. thee wouls be willing to send an or
der thine agents for bottle to tbysa the scn
lure the reward to those that kind 20
widow and the fatherlezs." " ~ " ~
Thy friend, sUsANNAH KIRBY
ItGoN,zE, Noble county, Ind, Feb. g. 1882
rrof e j. Wood Dear Sir In the latter part the yea
1904 The attending the State schoo Of IN
State OF New for, hair from a unknown to me-
meced FALLING oil rapidly short stsce Of AT,
ne Whole upper part Of scalp almost sntre,
the side and back Of head shortly became gray M
that you VII not be when tell you that upon NV 70
not much at loss discover is change In INV mesp
ent aa intimate acquasnces to recognise m
al all.
at once made application mos. skillfu pbycans Il
could again be restored 10 bacone rarnncJ
my fate until fortunately In the part Of te ear 1s,7
yon teatoAtiye WAS recommended by druggist AZ be-
ing the rnoEt reliable Hair Restorative use tren ona o
t ana ioHEd satisfaction was
desired effect nce that time have seven doliar ori
yo1 hest2i1ve and aa result have rich Of yer,
soit HiacR nrl Which no money can buy ,
AZ nnrE OF ny gratitude for labor
Ghction OF 50 wonderful article have recosonde m
Inform you, using with ike eject "''o Sfn happy
f. H. LArrA,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20
sANFORD'H
.5s ...-.., sANNFeoRD's ~.
LIVER INVlG GORA TOR
Never DehiIltRtcs.

Never Deh1kIsREcss
tits entirely from Gums and has becops an
absled fact Standard Medicine known and appras
that haze it, and is esored to with confidence Al
the diseases for which it is recommended.
1t has thousands within the last two ycara hat
given hopes of relief ashe uusolictedrert
Gates in my possession show -,
Tho adapted 10 TIE etemporaInent ndvi
nal taking It, In such quantities gently thu
Bowels. - .ls-t-. ...- U.t 81 -..
Let dicateso yourudgment guide in the Of thu
Invgorator will Liver Complaints, Biou
Attacks Dyspepsia, Chronic Diarrhea Summer Gornplant
Dysenery Dropsy soul Stomach Habua Cosveness Chol
Cholera Cholera Morhus Cholera 1nfantu, Fatuence Jaup
dice Female Weakpesses, and be used successfully
Ordinary Family Medicine. 1t will cure Sick Headache,
thousands testify In twenty minutes If two three
apoonsfu taken at commencement OF attack. AL who
arsgivng heir testimony in itsfavor.
Nix wuerin the mouth with the Invigorator and awa-ov
both together
Price, 81 per bottle. ~ .---- f&H F-~ ,<1E&ItTE'
- .----, - ... z-s, -Also-- +.-f- -. n' 5
sandford's Family CathartfC pills, Is
purs Vegetable Extracts put upin Ola
CaseB uir tight, end will keep in an climate $5
The Family Catharc Pill is gentle and active Cathare
which proprietor used his practice than twenty
years constantly increasing demand from those who
used the Pills. and the satisfaction which all express
gard their use induced to place them within the eac
sf Profession we'll know that didaren. Caharcs
on s sPs 1 f ws Ss with due to this vel
been compounded from variety Of the aes
needed such Dsrangement IS he Stomach seerness
Pains in the Back and Lons Cos Pain and Soreness
negeeted end course of Fever Loss of Appetite Crcop
Sensation of Cold the body Rostlesnes Hoadache
&eight in the Head all lnaam,naory Diseases, Worms Il
Children or Adults kheuslas gfeat M nIihsr OF the booa
mention in this advertisement Dose TO Prices Dimes
The Liver Invigorsor and Family Csharlic are rs,aet
Druggists generally and sold by the trade in all ths srg
~ 80 70 ~ ' ~ .7' ~ . 's : -
ST. w:sAEFCRD II. D., Manufacturer and Proprietor
J.wRIGHr L CO.,
- Wholesale AgentB.
77nd&H And cid dbys very Druggist,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20
DEATH ON RATS AND REACHES.

ar - lssgst
WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER
and ever used for
the destruction of these troublesome vernin
'e and ask for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE
sTR0YER spurious articles offered sale
For sale by J. WRIGHT CO..
jsl 6m&W 2l.and l5l.ChMtres street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20


Healthy Human Blood upon being ANALYzED a!ways pi,
ents with the essential elements, gives cos,
tho True Standard Anayse the Blood OF
frc Consumption. Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Scrofus etc
and find in certain deficiencies redglo.
uss Blood Supply you are made vel
The Blood Food founded
nG SUCCESS. There arc - "'+ =
-rts y o. FIVE PREPARATIONS -'@
adapted deficiencies ofhe Boodin ro
Coughs Colds BronchisiB, affection whatever of thu
Throat Lnngsinduoine Consumption No. l. which is as
ths No for Depression of snts Loss Appetite for
Chronic Complaints arising from OverUse General Debil
and Nervous Prostration. Fo2 for Liver Complaints No.
Tor Dyspepsia Being already prepared absorption 1t
takon by drops and circulation
that what gain retain The No 4s for Female Iregr
ares ystea WeaknesSes Sea special directions 70
this. For Salt Rheum, Erupons Scroulous, Kidney
Bladder Complaints, take No. s. In all direction
BE- strictly followed. Price of tie Blood Food vi PEI
bottlo. ~
Sold by CHuEcH DUPONT. No. 400 Broadway. Ne,
York j. WRIGHT Co.. No. q 4 1bl Chartres street;
JWOOD Co., St. Louis Mo-, and by all respectable Drur
Eists throughout the country. is -. .
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20

WANFED-BY. A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRST
w natiGn governsss house
keeper superintendent of the household affairs of gentee
family has objection the she would have
renting furnished house and boarding the
pants few Others Address Mrs. Williams this cfice
] Col fF
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20


,..,~--,,-,,.L,,, ~,J |. WRIGHT = co.
MI EbIcAA.. "a MEDICAL. fsD1cAL..SS
- WiNER's CANADIAN VERMIFUeE
8a.. er.rv Saves THE CHILDREN ~ =,
the only remedy against Worms in the hurnat
rane-hingsthat fatal and destructive children
y '" Save the Chi1drenI
Let mothers timely warned not allow these child pur
that a-- q.s ~ - N'' ~ :
- WiNER's CANADIAN vaRM,PuaE
WIZ at once Fnd for sver banish the repes and te
be savea. Think Of this. S 49,
Colonel Fasser of Mississippi letter to j. w. ysssy Fen
Of the Aberdeen Comparative thus winds UP his
on The value of this medicine his own family My
rence has convinced that in the experiment, have mad,
villa Wners Canadian Venifuee s TO suffering hnua,
n.y. as well ns to the manufacturer medicine to NAL,
public the result of my obser rvations. Sr~F 1 .
'tsgnedl s.. ". H. vAssER.n
The fermiiugeis for sale, whoiesaleand retail by
. ..--... J. WRIGHT CO.,
f..s~ - 81 and ls1 Ckartres street. @%
..5 \ - Sole Propristors
'-" '07 q
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20
MISSISSIPPI cESrRAL
-kRAILRoAD.

Notice to Travellers
passenEes for Nashville Jancssu and Dseetur,
WI" make the trip IS HOURS QUICK than BY azy othsr
route and make close connections all the way.
Passengers going this should the city bte
ing train If the jackson Road.
This Qnickes Route to Bowling Green Buy your
tickets via Grand Junction aud Decatur
jail I'm tE. n. FROST, Supt, hftes Central r r.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20

G rraAsQUERADE AND FANCY BALLS.
E4gAGn .g...z M,ME GROUX, FROM PARIS,
staNo 93 Cont street. bsgeen Bourbon and Dnnphin
T Tho best and complete assortment Of Costumes
Masquerade Dresses and Donoes OF every ntion age and
style. -. [gs - fa
A PIsets Room for Ladies' Dress Costumes made to
order n26 Am
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20
DIR. OsGoOD's INDIA CIHOLA GosUr

g. o.
DIR. osGoOD's INDIA CrIoLAGoauE
s15EiSSss S7SE1Stg = --oUREs- ps,fs,g :
Fever and Ague, Chis and Fever Dumb Apue 1otsrm,t
and Remttent FeEers, Liver Complaint Janndice En-
largement of the Liver, Enlargement of tho
Spleen and all the various forms of ~. '"
~, BILIOUS DISEASES. -.
This Invaluable medicine prepared from an ex,enr
practice Of several years bilious climate and
10 fail curing Fever and Ague or any Of the
aaned.
Those who suffering affections of this kind as ala,
those who have become nvads effects unou hs
tituon will find the INDIA CHOLA GOGuEa most nvaIr
able remedy for purifying me vr0u11y ,anu,
from the system the morbid Effects OF bilious climate
The wonderful effects of Choagogue eradcang bile from
he human system, only expain extraordinary In
he speedy Fever and Aeue
and the various grades Of rettent feyers
1t has been cases and ~
al who have used it, of the greatest Fever and Apns
remediesextant. .. ...r .s.z-.sa .Ca~,..,s-.,s.
Be and ask for DR.. CSC OOD'S INDIA oGUE
there many counterfes offered for sale -e5
Fer sas In New Orleans Wholesale retail spropretor
pricas by ,sTI1as ls,u';.z E.-g-g tia Or
zp7- 4, x i -,ue J. WRIGHT Co... ,-A. Z
.a4 ii. s,g, n Il ~ I. y and lbl Chartres street, 1
-,.r,,..t. General Agents. |!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20

CUNDRIES IN STORE,

~. E1AIALER q BktOrHEES,
~ a,es4s mo. 1873 TCHoUPITOULAs sTRRK1-
Manufacturers $ss@
N fEe 'ooPPER,tr AND sHEEI IRON woRK
n all it's yarieIe Has also large asscrtsnt Of
Oookn Parlcr and Barroon prepared u
..I .srs fl the shove line IN The City or Country
Particular paid all descriptions bnldng
,iE Copper Galvanized Tin and Zinc Valley an
Rooang, Dswn Pipaa, Fancy and Plsin Heads,
Have the exclusive right the LousAns rua
and the recently patented Of
the Of which the roof Of buildings waahed
prior to the water being conducted he cisters sail
acting ITSELF the necessity
DrcaNrei
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20
.asse.ssssess. EORSEiEE Il HOWARD, -,
At their Old Btand, ~

WINES, BRANDIES, ETC. III
~ so casks Claret Bordeaux. ' ~
700 cases Garet various brands. (l. @!6
l5D White Wiue Chateau Eyuuem.
lD0 verrnouth. Y = 4 ~
2 100 Ahsynth @. Lecoultre ss4 5s8 s45F Sg4
Is Kirsch, G. Lecoultre.
1910 bas keta Champagne, various brands.
casks Port.
80 half and quarter casks Sherry. - e
20 sks Cognac, Of the following brandsPlanet Co.
otatd, Dupny Co. Gantisr Frsras, CasteiIo sasa.
rae l. Co. Pinet Castlion L Co., IArronds Frares.
Is casks Rochelle Brandy II5t sp5"4I-'5
80 cases 100 half boxes each Green Peas.
l5 cases 100 half boxes each Patss Trnfhes.
.i .,'f lU cases 80 half boxes each Tfnfiles. "{'
50yases Strawberries in Juice.
. 10 cases Burgundy Wines. f=.s.a a5
p For sale by S& 8. d. GRATTAA i CO.,
C3ustomhouse street.
LANES IT. .McFARLANIL u, CRESCENT CITY OAR.
peiering and Jebting Shop No. LOT Girod door
STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP with taste and
CIsTERNs MADE TO ORDER 4.
n5-Ordsrs from the country attended, tn rromptnsss
i VS..
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20

cSA1,T-1ooO SACKS LIVERPOOL COARSE
s For sale by -+I
- s. WOLFF
ia2, corner Grayer and New Leyee.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20

- STATE LOUISIANA ,, 1
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans, !
BE remembered that the 18th OF December 1861 before
me- the undesgned Justice of the and for tho city
aforesaid, personally appeared OYER GAILLARD, Press
dent and A. Secretary the CIizens Mutual
Insurance. Company of Nsw Orleans who being duly
according law DO depoe say hat foregoing
areust and true and from the books Of
tha Company, ~ S tf "a"&~ w ~ ~ #'
Subscribed and in New Orleans this th day Of
December 1861 before me- sts'@F=rEgH = 5sss W.
reS5 .vst,=s3s d. F. MITCHELL.
Second Justice Of the Peace the Parish Of Orleans
Tbs Board Of Trustees the
Of SIX PER CENT per in cash all the outstanding
cencates Of Profits the holders horeo
santatvss AFTER The SECOND MONDAYef February
next Also TO declare dividend of twenty cent 40 per
cent? the earned premiums Company for the
ending Both Of November 1851 for which certificates wilt be
issued and sitter the second Monday in February naxt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20

AIITIII5l94 Canal street.
u His facilities for olnna Artificial Teoth unsGrlsssd
nv any Practical tho Southern Sates datying conpot
lion and atprlce charged by the inexperienced.
Persons requiring superior nonstry ghond pEosss wher
Dental Science produce. F 'r -s"
EyaIy Artificial Tooth of surpssng ucautF whh
be detected from productions Of natures sradpay
etone that uniformity the features essential youth
beauty and warranted satisfactory tor rasieaor sd aIticus
tioD = :. -. .>,,-. -,s.s4, ,,,,xs - .,.- a.
tracting Teeth without pan nparsGdE anything before 81
taued by profession, astonishing all who witness IT,
All Operations Dentistry performed With csoand skill an6
for eheapness utility Unsurpassed by ohers Hnki
fy applied Teeth and fiji guaranteed mod
crate charges At the following pcss written guatntos c
after two months trial their money will be returned
Full sets on Sterling Silver base. 9
Ful sets finest finish bound. 4b q
Full yulcanized Rubber equal to goa FROM to ~ Q
Full sets Is gold se beautiful form 90 TO ~ G
FuII sets on gold base from IS to l3s u
The most perfect gaIns that car DC prodnced.,
THOSE reoung Artificial Teeth cordially invited to cal
and az anime before engaging esowhere. sa fl'-'
S Dr.. FIELDING, Dental Surgeon, -
rEly -sTF -- 1874 Canal street.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
@" Without Reserve.
BY McCERREN & LANDRY,
G. W MCCERREH, Auctioncer.
Ohce and SalGsroorn, Masonic Hall, ST. Charles 81.
tsA#uEtDAE, fEnrcil 22, Mt IL o'clock NJ,
EHrhHnge-- -i..l -'.' '0E SS'
a COUNTRY RES1DEtCE, tnsteiuliy finished in all re-
SPEC s large enough for The Accunlnpd lion OF
S@ed ny, Hnd we'd furnished, with Kitchen saf les
ipHt te n 1hy hihrd Rocky t'rtuk, milo
hh'awn station, Hn1 four miles above osysH Attached
III 2pGriy me 55 acres Of land diversified with hills ard
Ah a44 covered with forest trees, such hickory
AMI L'aEiiDia. ala. ~
The who TO be solI in block. ....
Mt third cash balance IN and Two yenrs
Eot }@s hearing Interest at celt per
tnfify and per eventual interest," secured bv mort
gage IN thH properly, cash.
Act 0f sale before f. Jarrfuu, Notary Pulr
pepse Of the purchaser t,l r . go 9'| = " -
Pan TO be the Merchants Il d Alcinueers'f FIX
change. Inventory Office Of the ac ian
Sers ml2
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20

ITHE ECoNEHGDETsA,sEGs STATES PATGNT
4 WOO HOOP COTTON TIE "A fastening for uaing
cotton which has been tested by transportation this port
from nh on and compessmet to the reduced size required
pnrehnsins w use on their hoops For sale " n nAvIs
igcn,, NJ Nixon Co. IS 45 Union N RThe public
is cautioned against tracing for usr any other tie nfrrg
ing Oh this patent G26 IT Z
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New orlenrs Agency, l04 Canal street. O.
f.5 In" i'A' '"A Hs"N'"" " JOSEPH MENARD. Agent
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-20
OFFICE CITIZENS MUTUAL INSUR-
y ANCEt COMPANY. - - u. ~. ~ -. /

..- -.r- r .15i4 IN NEW ORLEANS, Feb 10. 1862
The following Certificates of Scrip of the issue Of 1853
ther with the interest thereon unclaimed this
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-09-06
TAx-LIST-

Office of Clerk BID Of .Supervasors,l
Wood County, Wis.
NOTICE is hereby given that
IN the folio wing described lands
were sold by the County Treas
urer of Wood County on the 9th,
10th aud llth days of May, 1860,
for the taxes, interest and charg-
cs due thereon for the year 1859,
and the same are yet unredeem-
ed in this office, and the holders
of certificates of sale of said
lands will be entitled to a Tax
Deed thereof, in accordance with
the laws of this State, unless re-
deemed on or before the 18th
day of May, 1863. The interest
and charges, including redemp-
ton fee, are computed to the
last day of redemption.
Given under my hand at Grand
RAPIDS, this 4th day of August,
1862. L. NJ. HAWLEl,
Clerk of Board Of Supervisors.
Town 81, Range 2 E.
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aaspicee the fragment has undoubtedly honorable
future before it. s- s....., 1000


future before ii. s- s--., '....r
The troubles in the 4th Rhode Island have proved
quite ss serlOus as was intimat d they woaId. 1k0
new Colonel reported for duty day before Yesterday,
but was not received with cordaiitv. Last night,
the designations of fifteen of The best officers in the
regi nent-captains and lieutenants-were placed ia
his hands. 1t is TO be deeply deplored that regi-
ment which has earned euch an honorable name for
ITSELF contributed much to the glory Of its state,
should be thus broken up. Lieut.. Col. Tew waa
superseded once before in the appointment Of COL
Rcdman, now Brigadier.GeneraI; but, like good
soldier continued to do his duty with the regiments
with which lie had been iden lied since its very
BIRTH But to have this injustice done TO him again,
when he had shown his bravery in two severe bats
lee and at the siege Of Macon, and just on the eve
of another engagement, Is too bad: GOV. oprseas
NAV be very patriotic aud energetic Governor buo
he and the people of Rhode Island may rest assured
that he has broken the heart Of the gallant 4th.
This case in point illustrates principle TOO I'M
portant to be passed without q word Of commsnts
In the regular army, vacancies are hled oy promo"
tions from other regiments in the order OF seniority.
The custom is established, and therefore need not b
caviled at. But 10 the volunteer service, 20 mncn
confusion prevails In this particular that the matter
should be subject for mutual consultation among
the Governors. Officers enlist with an understand.
ing that they shall be promoted in regular turn 70 fH
and his Leutenant-C naturally steps into tho
vacant place, the Major becomes LieutenaDt-CoIo
mel, and the ranking Captain. Major. Thus all
through the line, and thus deserving non.commie-
stoned officers get commissions. and msritorous pri-
Yates warrants Here is Q reward for merit, some
thing to work for, something to look forward "a
with pleasure This creates an esprit de corps the
value of which none can know until they zee regi-
ment where none of this is felt.
How outrageous, then, does it seem TO these
| 900 men and these 100 commissioned and nom
commissioned officers, to have q stranger thruss
upon them, into their vacant Colonelcy. he has MOO
shared their dangers their pleasures, contributed
toward their glory promoted their efficiency. TO
has his interests in another corPs and TO them an
alien and unwelcoms ruler. The names and dates
on their flags have no significance for him, nor has
be part and parcel in ther history. No Now,
the this thing ceases the better for it 10 crc-
app bitterness ana discomfort in hundreds Of regi
ments has lost to the service many good officers,
and has gained to it many poor ones: Officers arc
when they resign for this cause, Tor
the Governors have the right 10 ex:
ercise this despotic power. But it is not q moral
right, and ia the interests of the service protest
against such pieces of injustice a. have occurred It
east half dozen times in the Burnside Exedition.
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All Qniei on The James River-impatience
Of the Army.

From Our Special Correspondent.
Gasp AT IlAREisos's LAsDIyG Va,
Monday Morning July "a. 1862
Sunday was quiet day in camp. Nothing Of any
interest transpired than that general inspec-
ton of the troops took place. / travelled nearly
over the whole Of our lines yesterday, and have to
inform you tina. found men 10 the very best OF
sprits. Some Of the regiments made very respect
able turn out but good many are short OF officers.
net several companies that had only one officer, and
some that had none at all.
The weather continues fine, which has a very good
effect on the spirits Of the men. They all express
the hope that they will not be kept Inactive but that
they will soon be reinforced and led forward TO face
the los. They know what they can do, aud If they
have only nearly as many men as the enemy they
are satsfsd that victory will be theirs. Above all
things hey ablor iuaeliyity--it wears them out.
Tley would sooner fight any day than loaf idly IN
camp.
The yeriest simpoton in this army knows what II
wanted 10 insure success 10 their arinr-nhieiyi re-
endorsements TO put them nearly AN equality win
the enemy as 10 numbers and immediate acton.
Every d,y thew are kept idle tells on them 10 the
disadvantage OF the country. They seem iinpre SEQ
with the idea that something is going to be done,
and they are longing for the time TO come.
Hardly a shot was heard yesterday throughout
our whole lines. Many oil the men a'pehued lne Ie
hgious services held in each camp. AS wac re-
tuning from my detour through the camps came
on Gens Colwell and Meagbers Bngadee BON
these BriQades were drawn up convenient To !he
headouarters Of Gems. Sumner and Reyes w,len
are situate at tie flee house formerly occupied ny
the Rowland family. The Brigades, Ike all the
others, were first inspected by The BflgadeoeheF1'
and then by General sumner ana stan .,,.;,a
Tie infiectIon by brigade generals was nothing
less tlan that every mans arGs war examined per
soually by the major adjutant OF each regiment ~
the pre,eice of tie bugadiers while the General oi
the corps merely rode along the lines. As Ge,er,i
Sumner rode past the gallant gym, o. Mea;f aas
brigade. he stopped 20 examine the regimentai nag
which were pierced all over with bullets. General
Meagher noticing him observet: " That Is hofy
aag' General" :" Yes" said the General. q,
I nav remark here that there IL but one Colonel
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Yorktown not Evacuated.

Correspondence VI The N. Y Tribune.
YORKTOWN Va, July H. 1862.
To correct statement made in your valuable pa
per Of the 9TH inst, TO the effect that this post was
about to be evacuated take the liberty of furnish
ing you the following facts Shortly after the moving
of the depots of supplies for the army of the Poto-
mac from the Pamuukey, it was deemed advirable TO
concentrate all the forces in this vicinity. For this
purpose orders were Issued to evacuate Gloucester
Point aud destroy such material as would not pay
for removing. This order was executed and all the
guns on the Notifications Of that place were blown
up. Tbs. 10 doubt, gave rise to the statement Of
your CORES pendent that his place was also to be
evacuated. II is believed, however, that such q
movement has never been contemplated. At any
rate the intention Of Gen. Van Allen seems now to
hold il the last and for that purpose the works
have been materially strengthened-man heavy
guns having been transferred from the water bat
ieres to the land approaches; and 1t can be safely
sad that with the cooperation Of the gun-boAts now
here he can defy any force that the enemy can send
sganst him. At any rate, oil feel perfectly willing
TO try their mettle with the enemy, and say, Let
him conn., and if be il not entreiy satisfied with his
reception, we hope, at least, he will have no reason
to complain Of it, warmth. p.
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left ont of the four regiments oftbis brigade namely:
Col Nugent Of the GJth. All tho others are either
killed or wounded. The Goth New-York Turner
Rifles complain bitterly Of the assertions made
aganst them concerning their conduct on the field OF
battle TIE officers are loud in their denunciations
Of The Nen. York Herald. Capt. Mott, whose bat
terry they supported speaks of them in the highest
terms.
The Major of the regiment informs me their loss
on the field was "a men hillsd, wounded, and miss.
ing. The mailboat arrived at her regular time last
evening, and reported all quiet down the river. l
am informed that the steamship Daniel Webster Will
proceed from here up the river to-day, with flag Of
truce for some of our sick and wounded d. J. x.