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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-10-15
NUMBER 40.

have found the splendid remains of Italian
art, marking the footsteps of the Keenan,
But from The day the black man possessed
the soil he has never advanced one step in
civilization, never built a hnt more conve
nieni than his forefaihers huiIi thousands of
years ago. never inven ed a written lam
guaSe, never made a coin, never hewn a
statue or column, never erected temple,
never learned thai the world moved around,
never constructed ship, or even rude
bark, 10 navigate the great rivers of Africa.
In short,the race ifit possessed the arts which
the other descendants of Noah possessed in
the earliest periods, lost Them all, relapsed
into bafharism, and for thousands OF years
has never made one step in advance, bu
steadily plunged deeper and deeper into
the lowest forms Of degradation. In Asia.
the Hindoo temples and palaces date from
remote ages, and The Chinese civilization
seeks lis origin in the earliest years. In
Europe, Greece and Italy attest the earliest
advance of man, and England, Germany,
Russia and France are all The growth of civ
ilzaiion from barbarian origin In Ameri-
ca, country more thinly peoped than any
other, and probably Inhabited a, very late
date, grand relics Of ART attest the existence
OF a civilization which has no apparent orr.
gin in European or Asian teaching. In AT.
rica, no man finds oue solitary memorial
on which 10 found theory that the negro
race was there ever other than now race
of barbarans. There is no alienation of
civilization and barbarism in The history of
Africa. j is one long, barbaric stagnaiion.
We do not panse 10 argue from all this
inlerioriiy OF race. We stale the great
trn,hs Of history and leave others 10 form
on these facCs such theories as they may.
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exemptions on account of physical disabii

exemptions on account OF physical disablli
ty.
The devil = cried he, and at once sen,
for the doctor. Then if | an 10 pass Off
cial inspection what's the good OF ny GER
tifIcaie Both the DIR aud have made !,
great mistake here
Bul the learned and patriotic DR. Pro.ch,
was not forthcoming. Meekleg soon found
on inquiry, that the enthusiastic and physi.
ci an had already gone off TO join the army,
and had turned over the thousand dollar
check TO the relief committee for the bene-
fiji of disabled soldiers and their families.
Meekleg felt extremely vexed and foolish
at first, but he kept his own counsel; and
he did not begrudge the service he had rem.
dered when he now ascenained that a little
more money would enable him to escape
the draft by purchasing competent sub
sti,ule Relieved from his grand agony, he
lore up the certificate ard had concluded
10 be liberal with his money, If nothis blood
on behalf OF the country which has pros
pered and protects him.
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Ghoiee poetrp.
LITTLE BY LITTLE.

One step and theC another.
And the longest walk is ended;
One stitch and then another,
Aud the largest rent is menGed
One brick upon another,
And the highest wall is made:
One fake upon another,
And the deepest snow is laid
So the little coral-wo.kers.
BY their slow but constant motion,
Have built pretty islands
La the distant dark blue ocean
And The mobiles, Undertakings
Mans wisdom hath conceived
BY Oft repeated efforts
Have been patiently achieved.
Then do not look disheariened
Ger the work you have 10 do,
And that snch mighty task
You never can get through :.
bui just erdeavor day by day
Another point 10 gain,
And soon The mountain which YOU feared
Will prove 10 be plain,
Rome was not built in a day,''
The ancient proverh teaches
And Nature by her trees and flowers.
he same sweet sermon breaches
Think not OF far off dulles.
But of dulles which are near
And having once begun a work,
Resolve 10 persevere
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NEW BARBER SHOP.

Opposite the Court House ond nezt door 10
Democrat Office
THE undersigned, ,respec,iully informs his
friends aud customers that he has opsned
A New Barber Shop.
In Couri House Aliey, next door below
the Office OF The Columbia Democrat, where
he will be hsp:,y TO wait upon all customers,
snd from long experience and sirct alter
lion to business, he hopes 10 merit aud re-
csive liberal share of public patronage. !.
U All lhin2s here done IN decency and
in ordes." THOMAS BROWN.
Bloomsbury. March 5. 1862
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ESIdIE UF dLEH MZ1hhi DLC u.
= stlers OF administration on the estate of
- Alem Mar, late OF Scott t~p Column
bia corn,y. derea>ed, have been granted
nv the Register Of SAID county 10 Peler Ent,
residing in Light Street, township and conn
tv .iorrsaId All persons having claims or
demands against The estate OF the decedent
are rrqne-tesl 10 present them duly authen-
ticsted To the administrator Tor settlement.
and those indebted 10 the estate will make
payment forthwith TO
- PETER ENT, admr.
s,cnff Mar 28Ih. 1862
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Adnaini~erator's Notice.

Estate of Fs0nkin Longenbereer deesosed.
FsTTERS OF administration on The estate
OF Franklin Longenbeger late oil CO.
lumhis comfy, decd, have been granted
hv the Register of said county, 10 VIM X.
Lon,senbereer, OF Beaver twp, Col. CO.,
All prf>ou~ having claims or demands
aesin-i the esia,e Of the decedent, will
p-r-em ih+-r saIhe administrator Tor sestlem
"a: aud sIia-s indebted to the esiste a:e
r~qse,sei 10 make payment Immediately
4, tie under signed.
Wm K. LONGENBERGER.
Admir-.
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ais that lightning bug in tue street ~
asked a very shor-sigh,ed old lady. "No
grandma, said pert little BOY, ''il is BIG
BUG with ciga.
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An old maid who was over nice in regard
10 cleanliness about her house, once scrub
bed her siting-room floor until she ieli
through into the cellar
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S At.ARD 10 ,oune Ladies and Gentle
men. TIE subscriber will .senG lfree OF
chasye] 10 all all who desire il, the Recipe
and dires-tion- Tor making simple Veee
table Balm, thai will, in from two to eish'
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FfeeIles, SaiIowness and al impurities
aud ronghnsrs OF the Skin, leaving the
same-a~ NsInre ini-nded il should be-
-ott, '-isar. smooth and beannfHt. Those
d.slriag ;he R-ceipe, with full instructions
diTeeiou<, snJ advice, Will please call on
or address with return postage
THOS. F CHAPMAN,
Practical Chemist.
s3l Broadway, New York.
My 81 '62.-2m
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The following. working on: by bue>
eyed angel, is given as The arithmetic OF
love
"After introduction, compliments make
/ blush bushes make one tender look !;
q tender looks make l ramble by moon
light rambles make proposal pro-
posas Il 10 pa) make wedding"
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Up jumped The devil III a rale.
Aud eel two iInes 10 ll.i inis p &c.
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Dobbs SAYS he would have died OF the
cholera last summer, If ii had not been for
one thing
"The doctors gave me up ~
Two days afterwards, he says, ne was
we'll man, indulgiag in soccotash.
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Hr. conIesSloIs aIsd Experiences OF d
suferer.-Pubilshed as a warning, and for
the especial benefit oil Young Msa, and
those who snTer with Nervous Debility,
Loss ef Memory, Premature Decay, &C..
by ons who has cured himself By simple
means. after being put TO great expense
and Inconvenience, through the use OF
wnrsh es- medicines prescribed by learned
Doctors. Single copies may be had OF the
author. c. A LAMBERT, esq. Greenpoini,
I.ons Island, by enclosing postpaid ad-
dress envelope. Address
CHAS. A. LAMBERT. Esq,
Greenpoini Long Island, N. Y.
Aisrof ,62 Pm
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"Jeems, my lad keep away from the gals.
Ven you see one coming dodge. Just such
a young criter as that young 'un clearing
the door step on 'iother side of The street,
fooled yer dad, Jimmy. II il hadn't been
for her, you and orr dad might have been
in California hunting dimes, my con,
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June 4lh $50.

rS0R SALE Two Patent Lever (ThiFeen
jeuelsl Watches, viii be sold cheap
Fox cash. They srs IN good condition. Fof
Farmer particulars, inquire al the sTAa OF-
BIoomsburs, Jaa. 20, ss7:
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To Consumptiyes.

THE advertiser having been restored 10
health ia few weeks, by q vs.y simple
remed,F, after having suffered years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, i-onsumpuon-is anxious 10 make
known 10 his felIow-suIerers the means OF
cnre.
To ;lll who desire il, he will send copy
of the prescription used lfree of charge,
with tie direction for preparing and using
the saine. which they will find sure cure
or Consnmption Asthma, Bronchi,ls, &c.
The only pbject of the advertiser in send
ing the Prescription is 10 benefit The affiic-
ted ard spread Information which he con-
ceives TO be invaluable, and he hopes eve
~ sufferer will try his remedy, as il wall
cos, item nothing. aud may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev. Z. A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county, N. Y.
0ctrher 50 -3m
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4 administrators Notice.

Beaver Twp, July 9. 1852.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

.,,n,,o yv,.h;,,u:">, INA f,?]ow::np ;i,scrintion
>.,..,.,,,.l :, ~, ..,,1,.r- ::pyaScnto} 20
r,,,t,;, rh,,lns Wilkes r : n. bv the city
-. Rostnn ~ 8 tribute Of honor, for his emf
nn,,t se,,;,.es asan ohicarin the United States
NAVY AMI for bis Gallant and patriotic action,
- commander Of the United States steamer
Son ,Jacnto, in arrcsting Mcssrs. Mason and
Slilol on board the British mail steamer Trent,
Novemher the 9Th, 1861.
r1o - Wo.I3 s,,s-!tyVo rora,,l ;s as
b;oh1v ;n,roa,,]a ths+ tho desertion Of his
aii;n.,,, rho d,f,,t of ),;x a,,ov will induce
N,,>o}o,n - ,l,,.2on h;s ;n-st,vccl 3Tcxican
exne<itjon. The failure would be 50 signal
anil consD;cuous that he cannot afford SO great
= loss Of Drestjro. IT, cannot afford to have
+ snn,,,sn.} thar h < 90 denen1,nt on his late
a2|;os. nor that ha i nna|a 70 cope single
h.od.l with . va.l, novcr ne N,.xico. torn
h o+..,na] 3isSonS,ns and cnt;a!,Ie,i }v chronic
,.,,,ol,,+;,, mn. ,h,t his vrfey:,, soldiers who
49,. H., ,,,.,;,, ,,rn IL -. ,a,,,,;r;. ar, ca,ah|,.
~ ouipv and r;r;or before > first rcp,l|~c.-
Nhn4nvcr h, max hay, been inclined to do be-
t,rn thn dcf,. Of General Loyrnccz. he is very,
unlikely to retreat now
The Boston Traveller SAWS that from the
Of several letters received from New Orleans,
i seems nrohahlc that the T. $, government
doas moi ntcn1 70 keen LARGE volunteer force
in that city during the hot and sickly season.
General Shields IS not under arrest. His
command has suffered severely, but nothing
has trapsnired in refer,nce to his arrest. The
friends Of Colonel Carroll state that he acted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

7=z
The last number Of the London Review ..
tains !. criticism on a new book of travels M,
United States, by Anthony Trollopc, the nova &
ist, who was in this country previous to A., Z
pending tic Trent affair. The following ~ &
tract from this article VIII be found vev :. {
tractive reading to such Americans as like II
see themselves as others sec them"
The women drove AIr. Trollope out Of A., (
omnibuses and almost out OF the streets Of New
York. He complains that it is impossible ia {
see that city with auy comfort. There are M /
cabs the distances are too great to walk and
the oulnibuscs the fayoIite vehicle Of the IA.
tives, expose the sensitive Engilshnan toth
presence Of the women. The woman &C.
scribe,' says Mr.. Trollope, lis fcrocious irhv
propricty." She ignores the whole world around
her. and rs she sits with raised chin, ard Er
futtcncd by affectation, she pretends to declare
aloud that she is positively not aware that any
man is even near hcr" But this is not the
worst. 4 patient man may stand hcing ignor.
ed, but there are t,hings that will try him much
more severed y:
':She looks square at you IN the face, and
YOU rise to give her your seat. She takes the
place without a word OF bow. She twists her.
self round, banging your Sims with her wires,
while her chin is still raised and her face
still hattened, and she directs her friends at.
tention to another seated man, as though that
place were also vacant and necessarily at her
disposal
FROM BEFORE RIcuNoND.-A correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writing from
Mechanic<yille, on the 18th, says:
Everything coming from thefiont indicates
that the rebels will make astTong stand between
Fair Oaks and Richmond. Our lines run from
that point to about half a mile below New
Bridge directly in front. and not distant mlh
are large force OF rebels atWork day and night
upon earthwolkS. The whole rebel army and
a large number of negroes are now worklngday
and night digging ditches They now are at
work as busy as though til IL last ditch hadnot
yet been dug.
They have made some FIVE orsix more around
Richmond, and are running another line from
below Richmond to a point below Far OS5S,
from thence to New Bridge and up to the Ne
Gainesville turnpike road, and thence into the
city. These works mostly command the pnO'
licroads, and the fields are filed with rifle pts;
the woods, where it is not swampy, are having
trees feled and barbados built. The countI;
all the way into Richmond is more or less WOOD
ed and billy. Their camps are growing IN num-
Der daily, scarcely an open field this side o.
Richmond but is dotted with tents or working
parties digging dirt.
A BOGUS CoNTRABAND.- y esterday color
ed man and woman made their appearance n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

Gen. Wool has recently discharged slxtecD
State prisoners who were confined in the Da,
timore City Jail They were, mostly: ''0"
Shephcrdstown, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

A BOGUS CoNTRABAND. y yesterday color
ed man and woman made their appearance N
this city. The woman claimed that she haa
just arrived from the South-was formerly a
free woman, living in Philadelphia as a ho' &c
servant, and that she accompanied the lazy III III
whom she worked on a visit South, and WillE
there was sold into bondage, remaining slaT '
for fifteen years The story appeared plau5Sjja '
and was believed She gave her name as nlS'
Thompson. The couple were sent to f 7S',
Douglass office for relief and while there y 10
son stepped in anu Immediately recognized 1l''
supposec Thompson, as one spencer UlaySsu nSi
formerly resident Of this city: lie at n ts
tried to convince Douglass, that he was nls''.
ken in de pusson;" but the dodge would nOi
60 down. and Grayson alias Thompson, oV1 DI'
up, expressing fear that it would get IN III, IL.
papers His fears were not entirely grou''
less-Ne,o TorL Ecpyess.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-19

Printing cloths to the amount of $4,000
pieces were sold in Providence last week The
highest price paid was 7!c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17
sis.es's Campaign In New Mexico.


To TIE Esssars az I'D Disrotei 1t ing been said
IN city paper 'st not ona single eouih.rn soldier
has yet his foet on the ss of Northern state,
allow me 20 point cut wherein the writer u MS
taken. No. caly ona southern foot, but h syhois
srmy have piess sd aorshern sol. la the meath of
November i,ssS, Gen. Hensy H. sh,ey, with s!.ls.
nTiay of Texass. s.t S.a Aa.eisie TO coag,ser the
United States Tesrispry Of New Mexico. He had
10 Aevspaiegs q teli iae people tl lis snnrch
The Iacst sScccstu enc OF na!ern ti,ae-:hiTteen
hundred miles over a.cofa,a-a;iye dsssr.. often
making TRY iiles without waivr his rlea living fer
nf,scn days On beef: lis defeating in two rvehed
battles three 'inses lis number of the bes
troops in he Uafei States army, (aiios! twice his
Number being cd Un,..d ststes Eeg,.iars , of hin
having n,s1ched stlreo hundred mites itto the rne
1nys ceultnY f:nsing the Confederate tar over the
capital % he .ncpys conquered territory. saw
thai as, raised u vss in,gs ofa captured United
States hst it rs assed upcn q federal aag.s,ae
salute was fired by batteries Of captared United
States guns. ard pixie" Played by a captured
United States band!
Gen. Hegry sieiey is on Tie ssonewaI Jackson
style. Whs, ho catered the Territory .ci New
Mexico. although In the 55.h parallel, and winter
just coming IT, lie destroyed every tent IN Ills army
His officers carry no trunks Eless chests They
sisep waefe nigh; f..,,s them ; whip the enemy
wherever b. SHOWS himself, ai; have seen q.
shovel or pie.- since they opened the csmpaien-
6blcy graduates. at West Point in 1915, iist;r,-
guished himself n lie Mexican War, s,r which he
was twice as4vcttei and ar the tiGis of The prese-
revocation was one rte first to resign aud come
to tie re.iei OF bis native South He was M.tior ot
The Second bra goons. He is Creole hayinS been
Dorm In Louisiana, aui il lie has chance, he will
show the enemy west of the Mississippi that there
is e "Stoaewa.l' Gu both sides of the river HIS
standing orc!sS 70 hs officers Is TO attack the
enemy a. al YES" always the offensive and
7aersr or the u ensive, although tie enen.y :,ave
invariably brought tsree III ioor o1s bis number
against him. When Federal battery anuovs SID
ley, he has Il taken IN tais way. l. has si!eneed
All the artillery the eacIay hal in tiaet country
Mis- is the only ARMY -os INVASION tie Confederate
States has yet sent out Ii he wa well reinforced
he would DIP the Confederate flag into the Pacific
ii San FFaacisco before another year.
4 SOLDIER
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Rirhnlpiip patch,
TUESDAY MORNING. ........ 5rEE17. 1854



IRON the Londnn ''cncssas ve~k 4
In this ssasfsl stsrssles .besweaa che Ncrth end
eccsh, there av hpharie ef .eAss Ia which fathers
ore arrayea asnsst sons brothers against brothers
sRlAenen, shoot Ne issucv sAos + ss
Etfsssghs nj the heart &c You prow,ins vidstte
KinS no q ball i, the gltfscvins spot
THAI shines on hix bfeast.iike in amnle. r
'.Ay. Csrtsias here goes for fne drawn haaa
3anre's music asuund when my esrre,s In tune
CxAcks went the riae, tie messenger Srca,
Aad dead FROM his hosse fed she ringing drss
eoea- 80
.Now, rifcuaa.. steal through the bushes;- and
From your victim some tr.akes to mark the FIRST
baca: sSs
A hu,,oa 4 ,oep, or that lamiaons pusch
That sfaaass in the moon l:Se diamond s',d y
90 Ca,tain staggered and sunk Oh my track.
Fer he looked 20 Ike yos', ss he lay On his back.
Shet Esy AFT rise aaeM iac, and masters ine yet
"Bm. s,atee,, Nj tac trSesthis locke. Of gold
An nsis irsas ifs enatee my had hsckc lis WAY.
Eearco g-azlas the picture, 81 fair 10 behold.
or a beautiful lady In bridal sEcay'
'Ha, r:feusan. finS ma tbs ioeke.t--sTis she.
My brothers yeGng BRIDE .id tie fallen Dragon
Wa her nasaxadHush solder, twas heaven :
decree.
We aass bury aim there by he i,sat Of the moon
But hnrl1i .ne far hrgleS ;,aor warnings unate;
Naf u vfrtns--reah ness Il sin
There's iagAana aud ioping around te-niF'lt;
Lead asaaI riitemsn. }.csp yoaf hsisG in
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-17
ESRANKLIs PAPER MILLS,

RICHMOND, Va.
4 The BELrIpERE MANUFACTURING COM.
pANY keeps constantly sl s.s.a I'll descriptions 81
ENyELoPEs MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS.
ssud BOOK PAPERS Tn. hasp recently made
large additions 10 their 4. gata~r 81, nrs now prs
pared 20 tnrn out every article wiJliin~ tAedr le
With ihcrsssed tscsitt and 6asrsts prjc7s ~
quality Of ilelr palef VIII eoaip MN III "a "A
I, thi1 fact AH sisss furaishsd & liz stcroSss
notice. and orders hom svery scfslun ars ss1pecS
fully solicited. - sSssszss7 - -
g Cab pste ~ SAat -.
r IN. 1rarocz, ssss..s -. Ts.sa ii - i
sYErEo sAys sAss Iz1YSfZ 81 '9sScSs~sss
wv Dry Goods q she eitya :N.3h eyc5ytedy.s
= ysu wast ricA 66k xAee ska0l1s O. "a Su1 Gu
81 =. e yoe 0Ant Z b@11tlei nuAeQideesd akts
ter 50fy0l can't ~ 81 - Ne1k FieA ~.
- &c., u ssI s. 3 W. - "
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NroTIcg To TAXpAYERs.-Ha i, oriain..

NoTlCB TO TAXpAYERS-Be 1t ordainsd
IN by the Council Of the city Of Richmond, That
notice in al least four OF the daily newspapers of
this city. for fifteen days prior to the 18th day of
June, tha. he Till attend at his Office daily between
til. hours of 0 O'clock A. NJ, and O'Clock r. H.,
from the 18th to the Jth OF June, inclusive for the
purpose OF receiving from any person charged with
city taxes the whole one-haif of the aiaodh. Of
tax charged leducting from the whole amount, or
cne-huf. the may be, ten per cen.um there
on. The Collector shall, In Eks manner give no.
tice, for fteen DAYS prior ~ the 18th day Of Dcep
ber that he will atteid at his office daily between
the above mentioned hours, from tna 18th 70 the
3lst of December, inclusive, ~ lbs purpose Of re-
csisisg from any person VIII ias already paid one
hall only OF tho city taxes charged TO him, tho re.
naming half,deductmg fry such halt tan per cent.
YIN thereon.
Ia pursuance OF lbs aLovsnau,..i ard nance pasS
cd Jsnuafy nth, 1856, Twill attend 81 the Collect
ers Office, in tbs City Hail. iro4l t 18th 10 the seth
Of june. for the nrpese OF receiving taxes d ahoys
directed JULIUS 4. HOBSON, c. G. r. .
g nv It--lm - sss - sss@ : - g -
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Twenty.sixth Alabama Regiment

The following is st,of The killed and wounded
In the 2Gth Acknowledgment IN the battle OF Chick
Ahominy, 3ist May AID lst June ,.Ic0a
Field and Staf.==YopRasd s,Ggi. edward A. o..
Neal struck b. shell, aud hvrsr shot Killed: Ad.
iutaut E. I. Majors. 80 - 4
Company A-Slllsa: N zerlsy. Wounded
Privaae J. B. iAn,psnys slightly.
Company E--Wourk.sd; L.ut 6 z Caldwell
slightly, in lend ard right shoulder; priyate j Ii
Bounas. siightl.. in iefs hand 8
Company CIV Wounded: Private -Johu pacus,
seyere,y, in Iefs s:iants,rr -
Co.ninliy p.-wollndei: Lisht@ r { Iector.
sAghtiy. Ia les keee; privtles iosn BaIlinger NOR
sniiy IN lefs sls: WLa Crawford slightly fla right
ta.,pasy E.-Tauue ID Lieut. r 4 Doason.
susnay 10 head .friva.es II d Hankins. in thigh,
s;,siss ~ u bfaeS, s,ehtly. il Aaad; Jeha He'd,
srs, IN ssgAS ARA; wlf Rabcrts. severely. Ii
La right shoulder = "a 1ut"cf' ss'gniiy
Conip'.sy a-hi.iel Coral I, /. n .r,e,,;,
Wouacso; sergt W u Parsons sev,,vai,, =; ..,:..,..
Pffyae Z ii Jarnsn, ilois aiv sv,.,, ~, ~ 'iush,
Company I.-Wounded: -, =. ~
" in head; Lieut. Il Anthony rie... u hIshI-
F1vates McthaKe, siigitlv IN thia Mn Mn broken;
slightly IN ankle; A SandIiy, sl,ssi..s IA, ~,
company it-kiliea cerpt 5 b NYst W,
-: Lieut. r. Haley, seyeisly l.. sss.
Gsnas. ssagatiy vsouddra s's"ies
nes0 , .--..- - -.....-
saortaiiy wounded. ..-.. 3 IA
ss, olaso = = Z. = .s..- .,@ee3
ssans..r .ss-...-t- 81. ..--s 20 s..
IN, HArEs,
Surgeon 2csi Alaisa,as. rcciu1ent Z