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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02

&fa4y stores Wanse4S I
DRoPosAIs sys jnsitsd ssstl ,.fs<tAsr
Is seotiek fof furnl1hIqf The ~ te's
Fthent u the Army d the u1itsd Ststes,
.'5s - q sas ';''sal's sss sssasst .A.l'.s
: s.s'PsE q ;aps:,9I 3 stft 4 ssn i. the
&C Sst hsJssd II sssu'ssd 5ushsl. Il o.s.s,ss
lbs to thebuzhsizl 70 s1ttz:tosly,
Sc: Ss ssss:i ssss;:i3 81: ss.i & ss Gs;s yH
Or One thOH,sPA @ si'as a & nss'ssaiabl' hard
: Ths foregoing sstielss nsss,s'l be q good
delivered kt of riesr 6All 81. Ohio. nopo-
ssis fdr the vhols E pzfl Il - sbpve, siIlb 81
SasssT sssssgsa as s,d fs ssss sssss 3 s.Is.
ery, and Die. plaee of ssidenos 81 the bidder.
and must bs sceompanist By = guefsates u
at least two responsible persons, that Che
vendor viii fpl6ll his proposition II eysrded
Z klH. EzSkrds .asiH u made weekly, %
Ae9dsFssstl2 O'Clock stuesopg gf each feek,
IN such qpeptities a. tbs pfbllez serviceire-
qHires.. gucesssful .biSdsss 81 Be notified
NhensyeFtheig proRosals sre ae4Ptsd. - soon
after the award il made, sssr6z5i bls.a s96 a,sf
Written eontrssts viii in all esses be en-,
tered into, srd cpptractos viii be required to
give bonds for the faithful perfosnsnasOf their
The right tprejsst an hid. - reserved.
%. W. H0ULTONsr 49,
s. Captain 4 Assistant QuArte1mAster.
. :; s..a.. -. a,.s ,..a.ss'-S' o,ss 3 Army.
oePt. ~ AooS- <eetzpa aclE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
I TShssTjI8'yE7Sdle. :
7st s.a.s efEoaisI GalAa cunss.A Z /.

THe STATE Of OAie5 Gulhla countgs4 Z ,
DURSUANT to the command of an order
Il Of sale, issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Vinton,
and State of Ohio, and to me .directed, ! viii
offer at publie sale, at the door of the Court
House in the town Of Galhpelis, in the county
Of Gallia, and said State of Ohio. on, the llth
day Of October, A. D. 1862, at the hour Of
one, o'clock, P. N. Of said day. the following
real estate, situate in said county of Ga1lia,
and State Of Ohio, described as follows, to
wit: One hundred and forty-iye acres, be-
ing part Of the southwest quarter of section
number twenty seven, township number six,
range number sixteen. Appraised at s2l75, 90.
, To be sold as the property of Theophilus
Jones and others, at the suit of John Miller
Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash in hand;
one-third in six months, and the residue in
twelve months, with interest from the day Of
sale, the deferred payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
Given under my hand. this 4th day Of Sep
tember, A. d. 1868 90. -..,o ,7.5I r {. =
SIS cr, JAMES CAMPBELL. SIG c.
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Notice.

lTS hereby given that all outstanding County
l. Orders dated prior to September lst. 1850.
will be redeemed on presentstioa at my Office.
Interest on such orders VIII cease from tits
date, -. f....-D.-H GATES, Treasurer. ?,
& Sept IL, 1862. - = =. = -.rI--,I
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
D s. FoKD 4 BRo. D. S. FoRD d Bro
CITY GROCERY.

CORNER OF COURT AND THIRD STREETS.
WE have now in store complete as.ort-
w ment of goods in our line, to which we
invite the attention Of all persons wishing to
purchase, feeling satisfied that we can sell as
cheap as the cheapest. To everybody, we
say give US trial, and we will guarantee
satisfaction. "Terms cash."
May l, 50.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
Sherif,s 8Precla1nation.

DRocLAMATIoN is hereby made to all
u the qualified, voters Of Gsllia county, in
the State Of Ohio, thstA general election win be
held as required by law, on the second Tues
day Of October, A. D. 1862. being the 18th day
thereof at the several places of holding elec-
tons in said county of Gallia, at which time
the following officers are to be chosen, viz
One Judge Of the Supreme Court; One Seere-
tary of State; One Attorney General; One
School Commissioner; One Member of the
Board of Pubs Works; One Representative
to Congress, composed Of the counties Of
Adams, Scioto, Lawrence, Gallia, jackson and
Vinton. One Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas; One County Auditor; One County
Surveyor; One County Commissioner, and
One Director Of the County Infrmarv. s9,r
Also, the Trustees of the several Yow nsh;ps
in said county Of GaIlia. are required to return
the following number of Jurors for their
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
Notice.

ehaTlH TNotIce. 3 rToOG
A 81 wish TO close my books b the Aot Of
~ October, sll persona knowing tlssnselvss
to be indebted to the undersigned, are sre-
questsd To- come @ryard immediately and
j keep constantly on hand sdpplY Of the
best quality SOf Coal, and order left st the
upper end Of the Ehrt 9Fs atr ny residenss,
win Ti6 Y Psomptlg sllsaiL y VRMGE row VI
SepambetsR5nse2.-H 80 q q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
1862. MACKEREL, 1862.

WE are now In receipt of large and well
w selected stock of New Maekerel, eompri-
sing the following L. t...-e- ..-
Extra large, large, and medium. in barrels,
alf-barrels, quarter barrels and kits.
Herrings in barrels and boxes, which we
will sell BY wholesale and retail, at prices to
suit. d. s. FORD, 4 BRO. q
April 24,1s2. .D@q tiSIe 'S'l u st
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
Found,

SSaF7Hsa IN July last. deep red Cow,
G up hind legs Ne other marks
About 8 years old. The owner can have her
by paying expenses. ELIJAH GRANT.
.s..,qz. Addison township.
i October 2. 1862. al 90 codlso a.s..5
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
Provisions.

Extra Sugar sznvassed Hams, and ,plain,
Bacon Hams, Shoulders, Sides, Dried Beef,
Bolornss, DC. I'D .ES. FORD 4 BRO.
MsyL,62. GE A
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-10-02
Ground Coffee

TN lib, 2lb, lib. and 4 Ib packages, for
L sale by,zysT D. s. FORD 4 BRO.
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MOSES FRANKS
CLOTHING .BazAaR,i
sT'ag AND - D. ',,,a7 'f,
EN- u NE

CORNER OF THIRD AND COURT STREETS,
7aGssd- 30 Il GALATPoLIs 90 .r'5 2g,5t a.,
offer to my friends, and those who can ap-
Il preciate fine goods, q large stock of fresh
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

In short time the Gen. Lowell was pierced BY
large shot and sunk. The Little Rebel was coon
afterward struck by Union shot, and at once
started for the Arkansas shore. The Beauregard
nothing daunted by the disasters which had be fallen
the others, continued vigorously firing as she re-
treated toward the point. Two or three Of the enc
N.Y. large boats closed upon her, pouring broadside
after broadside on her. She was struck several
times, and raked fore and aft.
A Union ram coming up, also dealt her blow,
when she sunk rapidly in deep water opposite jack
son Mound. The remaining Rebel boats moved
rapidly down the river. One of them was dis.
covered in flames. Pursuit was made by the Union
boats, which aftor returned. The conclusion
that the remainder Of the fleet shared the fate
OF the others.
The loss of life in this engagement cannot be esti
mated with any degree Of certainty. number are
known to have fallen by the enemys harp-sbooters
1t is supposed that great number went down with
the sinking vessels. The loss Of the enemy other
than the ram mentioned, is not known. 4. cir boats
were altogether superior TO ours in every respect.
They therefore sustained email loss. save in hand
to-hand encounters. The bluffs in part of the city
were crowded with spectators during tho ENGAGE
ment. Business of every kind wss suspended. The
engagement lasted an hour and five milutee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

ALLFS-On sund.y Jun. .. Robins Allen. son OF James
". aud Iary D. hilsu, ssod 5 years. -
Fnn,rs a. tho lesd.ucr 81 hi. parent No ~ Hsrii.
.on street Brootln on Tussdsy 10Th Inst % ooocA
Relative. and friends sIe respectfully invited 70 attend
HULKLEY-On saturday. Jure Julia Frances, vie o.
Iayis u. Bu.kl.y. Ee.o 20 yesf,. go
H,r remain. MI ~ sis Southport Conn snd,he ires
.ersies viii ske p'se a. tao residence Of Ter 'h'
Of the family leay. IN the hawl css Il. p NJ
aud Ts,gn 20 the city the sans evening
BAILEY-The faresi Of lie lite Col Gliiort D. bsileJ
Tinted Ioe: Ars ~ Re az m IS we . a
o'cioci o., less. Zoo, Of tolranes street a. oe'ocs
.,tnrI,ng .. jfn rnc 4.fo
COLEBuRE-In Jeg.-y rl.y, Oh Frds', Jgre :, Edmund.
youa..., chd Of i,rssr u. snd ,i''J CC0st'n ssea
yeer } fn0n,Ls ard . days
cONWAY-In ,hir ely. s..nrlsy. june JOHN Conway
rsliy. o. CsfeDoI, Count, Mayo ireisnd m the -'th
yea OF his ar
c0SNOH-or yHds,, Jan g. IL the CT, Of Bolivia South
Ansie. ~ drJpsy Ph'p Conner, srei 81 yss''
Liverpool AID Boston pspen peas" copy
pOJ GnCgTY-iD .li, clsy, on ) ,u'os, IRE "'.,
LINGERING lines Ps,dsa bouSAotys nstiVe o! county
Derry. ireland, aged - ssN'
pEyyfTT-fn this city, frd.y. Jln. :. isFs .i'1s
only daughter ~ Henry G. AID Csha'rs A. pfni'" ssee
y-a',, n renth, and u day..
DUSpARAt Lsns tTsno, or Er.dsy June 81 con' mp
ton. Amanda t. Only daughter OF hs lac James DunDsE
Of I'll. ci,y sgea 20 Jssrs snd.pont
o. Te,.r A.. and R.es NJ. irs"s sssd sys.T' 'mo''h'
and 20 days 80 -, 49,,
The fsnl. q toe .ny =. sf.s',h,' 'n,,s No .I Ts
thans st.e. on Jssd.y Afternoon a. ociosi, Sitioat
further invitation.
FRANEIIE-lr this city. On Saturday norng, June Z,
C,mi {. Frdrtlin n the 2J,n year Of biz g."
yAnLTY-Ip the city ca Ss.aTdsy Jnr T. Owen tsTi"y.
ss.ond son o, JoAn May kssS ssede ysso ih"H's
ane days
yEGAN-Ip els city on Saturday. Jnne :. Mary hessn'
daughter OF Thomas sLd Margaret fsssn.
Albany and Schenectady paper. Please copy
gALLAGHER-n this city 90 FrGey june 6, Of eon.nmp
,o Charles Gallagher native OF shis c,ty aged ~ years
oAYyOR-In this city Cd Friday. June Rieh'! Gsyner,
Ia the seth year Of nes iss.
GARRIGUsOn Saturday, June T. her lao r,stsnce NO
"a Le.inston avenue Hannah GAffus ~itew o. siis ia,
ngus aSed IS year..
GAvIN-In this city on Saturday June o. oon.nmr.ion'
Michael Gavin native OF Bsllymeusrd. County ds"sy'
ireland, In the 34th year Of his sse-
KEOUGH-Tn this city, Saturday June o. ton'umBuon
VIM RsouKh q native Of Ireland, County dswsr f"''a
efkslls.s, u tas 2eth yel Of ~ Se.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
THE WAR IN THE SOUTH WEST.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, June Q, 1851
There was Union meeting at Shebyvie yester.
day. There were present 5000 people, including
100 ladies. Speeches were made by Cows johnson,
w. II. Wisney, and Col May.
Six hundred Of Searps's Rebel cavalry attacked
sixty scouts Of Testers Sd Minnesota, while break
fasting near Reading twelve miles from Murfrees-
boro killing six, and capturing all the rest but five.
The Rebels afterward murdered several of their
prisoners. The scouts belonged to Wynkoops Cav
airy.
An attack OH Murfreesboro Is expected, and forces
dispatched.
Tie course Of the Vsllandgham clique excites
great Indignation among the Tennessee Loyalitts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
The Floods In the Delaware md
Lehigh Rivers.

EAsTos, Friday, June 8. 1852.
Reports from Mauch Chunk and vicinity repre
ssut the damages in that region to the canal, rail.
road, and private property, and destruction of life,
as greatly exceeding even the worst sntcipatons.
The canal lie Represented as washed away for three
miles from Mauch Chunk. -Four dams have been
washed away. Several perrons resident at South
Bethlehem are missing, and il is feared they have
been drowned.
All the islands in the river covered with valu
able lumber and timber. The Beiyidere Della
ware Railroad resumed operations to-day. The
Delaware, Lackawsnna, and Western liz now open
to the Delaware Water Gap. The Lehigh Valley
Road will be in operation to Allentown tomorrow,
making a connection from New-York to Harrisburg.
The balance of the road will be repaired in ten days.
All the bridges on the Beaver Meadow Railroad are
washed away.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
EVACUATION OF FORT PILLOW.
Nysterisu. Disappearance OF che Rebels
They Hurn and Destroy Everything
Before Lcaving-The Fertilization =
Very Strong Ono.

ST. LoUIs, Saturday, june Z, icoe'
A dispatch to The Rcputiicon dated Fort Pillow,
June ), IL o. M, says the Rebels really evacuated
this fort on Tuesday night, leaving one mortar and
two guns 10 answer us on Wednesday.
TIE work of destruction has been complete Bar
racks, hospital buildings, borse-sheds, foIagebarus
and three large commissary houses full of stores,
were burned. Over a dozen heavy guns were left,
part of them spiked and the balance burst and the
carriages burned.
4 reconnaissance 10 Fulton, two miles below, does
not reveal the enemy there Combustibes are burl''
ing AT several ponte, and il is feared that mines are
underneath. The Notifications are unusually strong.
Heavy guns were cascmated by heavy woodwork
thrown them in the form of covers, on the river
bank, all OF which are destroyed. No small arms or
camp equipage remain.
Late refugees from Memphis say DR.. Fowlkes, of
The AraiaRehe, will be one of the first TO hoist the
Federal flag on the approach Of the Union fotila.
They say be has preached Secession doctrines under
protest Tor several months, and has been twice i'm
prisoned for bis fearless denunciatons Of the Con-
fedorate authorities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
FROM NEW-MExICO.
The Retreat Of the Texans-Their Terrible
De.,itution The Remains Of their Dead
Deyoured by Wei,cs-A Hnid by Guer-
esylu Rand.

rittn Band.
KANSAS CRY. Saturday, June :. 1862.
The Santa Fe mail, with dates 10 the 10Th ult,
has arrived. The Texans had reached Mesilla with
five pieces Of artillery and wagons. 1t il said
after stopping at Fort Fillmore, to recruit. their ex
hausted energies, they will continue their homewad
bound march.
Gen. Sibley is reported 10 be a. Fort Bliss. far in
advance Of bis command, taking care Of himself.
Capt. Crayton who followed the trail of the enemy
retreat reports that it bears evidence Of suffering
and destiuiion from one end to the other. Some
remains Of men had been found which were not
Inferred, while other, partially inferred had been
exhumed by wolves and the hesh devoured.
The Inins OF wagons, ambulances, caissons, and
and abundance of clothing arms oarcasses Of mules
and horses marked the line Of their retreat Great
discon,sn. prevailed among the people of the Terri.
tory owing TO the partial dsbandnant Of the volun.
teers.
Fort Craig advices TO the 9th state that early on
the morning Of the I'D, Capt. Tiliord who was sta
toned ~i.k thrty-fve forty men on the east side
Of the lilo Grande, seven miles below For. Craig,
received summons to surrender from band Of 900
Texans, supposed 10 be struggling bands of gueIrilas
Of Sibloy's command.
lie refused TO do 80 and Immediately gave battle
and fought three hours when be reueated to Fort
Craig, with loss Of three wounded. Three Of bis
men were drowned while crossiDg the river. The
Texans loss is not known. Two companies Of Col
orado Volunteers were Immediately sent in pursuit
OF the Texans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
THE WOUNDED AT BOSTON.

boston, saturday, June 4 LOU.
Tie woupded brought by the Daniel Webster ar'
r;yed in comfortable condition, and many will soon
be able to join their regiments. They will be kindly
cared Tor IN Boston.
Capi. John $. Pinanler, 18th Eew-York Regi'
rnsnt, was struck OH the right knee by bullet. but
the injury ID not serious.
Lieut.. Leon Cavillier, Adjutant of the Same regl-
nen,, received Two bullet wounds in the LEFT arm
and one in the side lie is in comfortable condition
Lieut. John W. Oliver, Slst New York Regiment,
has bis leN elbow and forearm badly wounded by
Lsl.
Lieut.. Charles w. Bien, Goth New-fork, sick.
Lieut. j. A. Rawson, goth New'fork' oad'y
wounded in the head.
Lieut.. VIM. Bird, Sch New.York, ball through
the shoulder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

JsvrxRsoy CRY Mo-. Friday. June 6, 1857.
In the Convention to-day the Committee on Elec'
tons reported ordinance to enable citizens Of this
State now in the military service TO vote at the
coming August election.
The Special Committee on the seats Of absent
members reported in favor Of expel ing Messrs.
Price, Crawford, Thatcher, Wright, and Turner, on
The ground OF active Rebellion, and Ia favor of sim
ply declaring vacant the seats OF Messrs. Chenaut
and Watkins.
IL was moved to strike out the name Of Mr.. Wat.
kos for the reason thu. he had renowned the Rebel
hon and been pardoned by the President Blu. after
discussion the motion lost, as was also motion
10 simply declare the seat OF Mr.. Wright vacant.
The report was adopted.
Ire petition OF 200 citizens Of the Fourth Senate
rial District was presented asking for the expulsion
of Prinee l.. Hod2ins from the Convention IN being
unworthy TO represent, the Cuion people OF that dis
trict' No better evidence needed Of his traitor
Gus and contemplate conduct than thai he has aided
ana allotted the Rebellion and has not dared 10 show
himself IN said district since last September.
Mr.. hodgins asked for the appointment, Of a com.
nitee 70 investigate his case, which was agreed TO-
The discussion on the ordinance defining the quail.
ncatlons OF voters and civil officers was then re.
newed and after several speeches for and against IL,
the motion Of Mr. Orr, made yesterday 10 strike out
the CLAUSE disrancbisng persons who have taken up
arms against the Government given aid OF eneour-
aYeeiit to the Rebellion, carried by Al against
On motion, the ordinance was recommitted 20 the
Committee
Mr.. Howell moved 10 instruct the Committee to re.
po't an ordinance on the basis Of bs minority report
namely deferrng all elections till the next re glar
gubernatorial election, now that the distanchisipg
clause was re jectcd
lherc seemed to be majority IN favor of this pro.
position, but without vote on the motion. the con-
vention adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
Prosrr mme Of Arranye~eS,sr for Funeral

Prosrr NINE Of Arrangement for Funeral
Osequies Of COLONIES J. LAFAYETlE RIKER and
The COMMITTEE on National Affairs OF The Common Council
The City Of AcwforS having in charge the tune' oose'
Cor. j. LAFAYETTE RIKER, sd Regiment N. Y. s ",
Anderson Zouaves snd
COL JAMES MILLER 0ist Penn Vols
have decided upon the folovias the prosamns oi the
funeral ceremonies which win take place on III bSDAf
June TO- 1909. from the Govc.noFs Room City hall a.
~. remsin. OF the deceased soldiers viii be dopoed in
Cemetery and the route to be taken will be as
The procession win form In front of the City Hail. passing
through Ito East G,e Of the PsIk into Chath,a 81 up
Chsham IT, md the bowrry 90 noat. " 20
Troop Of Horse. CAPT. Otto
Troop Of Lanceu Cspt. Reilly.
Seventh Rezimcnt Reserve Gusrd, a. Guard Of Houor
Hesfso
Containing the Body o. }. lafayette Eiser,
Osiceis OF Anderson Iouaves In charge o; the body
Pal Bearers.
uearse
Contsininr the Body OF Col Jsme. Miller
Ones. Of the eIs PeUnsyysnis 'oanee in charge OF the
Body
Psll b~ersu
MAYOR aud Common Council. IN carriages
Orca.s Of the Army aud Ssyy. "a uniform.
Hscds ~ Departments at the City Government
gosrJ Of Supervisors Of The County Of New'foIf
Chef o. The New, ioIk ffe Dspts,a.e I nt ard
Iitzeus generally. . .
H. jl;sr, viii be under conrisnd Of Maj Gen s,ndford.
An DESTROYS Of p"tIcPatns in the obs91. w
, NExr. 10 ire '''''' 90, ..,,,,,.
vi he p s,a.c in the Governors Room. CITY ball. on
Tuesday IL. 18Th instant. froni os m. until D. IN
TsgEN.E kAhLEY
CHARLES ]. CtuPP,
PEER MiICUELL. joint Committee :.
pENgY s,ilIII on E9Gonii Affair,
WiIIIAN ORION o. the
woRHtN JONES Common Council
THOMAS sfE.ENsVN,
JOHN HOGAN.
ALTX. H. hEECH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09

LINEHAk-Ast the Hsw-ysrk Hospital On Friday. Juns
Jeremiah L,nehss native Of BainAmens. Cork Ireland
Tmbucsoo Cal, and Philadslphis papers p,ssss cory.
MILLEk-KnJed at the bsie Of Fair Oaks near Richmond
virginia on Sunday. lst inst james Miller Colonel ss
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, aged % ycars.
MARTIN-1n thi. city Friday June s. James Martin
aged IL years and 70 dsys Of John ana aue Martin
Three Mile Henss. County Monaghan. Ireland
daughter CT Capt Charles and Jane MAY aged 10 weeks
McNAMARAIn thi. city. on Friday, june Of cou,ump
ton. Ann wife Of Peter mcNsnar The ara year Of hsr
sge.
Illness Cornelius MsCuskey. sged 20 years uatiye Of
Parish Of Donecsyy County Tyrone, ireland.
RlKERThs relatives and frieads OF tho late Col J. LAFAYETTE
Rser. who killed in the bsts before Rio.snond Va
saturday May 81 sud of his father the lats James Rker
OF this city respect u invited to attend the f5er
dred yss,snth street. near Third svenoe, on
Monday June g. at o'cack p. On the following day
Tuesday the re- III he 10 state City Hall from
10 TO O'clock when tho will DO conveyed, undsr escos
20 Greenwood Cemetery for inierment.
RYANIn .Ls city Friday June O, Michael Ryan .
tive Of Nnocsany Comfy Limerick Ireland aged 20 years
alter a long illness.
Limerick psrsrs please copy.
RYAN-At tho battle OF Williamsburg, on MONDAY May
ards It,rd and r,.deut Of thi, city fog several years
He isaves wife and family TO his untnely death
rncs Edwards hland papers and Sligo, Ireland papers
plea'e copy.
RoCKWELL-Sudderly In Brooklyn, Saturday, June g.
Margaret T. vile of john Rockwell and daughter Of the
late David H. Robinson OF Eewfork City. aged 20 years
sIOEE-in this city on Friday morning. June 8, John
Cnmerson Stone, aged % years.
M. l7nas and the snd. Of the farlies Of the late A.aph
stone ss late Lewis h. Fridge and Of his atterinaw
j. r. Lanie respectfully invited attend his funeral
from h'0 ,'o rrrdsuce No. 10 West Seventeenth street.
Tuesday t.o-morrow) morning at 10 O'Clock.
SEW ELL-A Chicago, Thursday June s, Esther Jane.
Mie Alfred L. Sew ELL and daughter Of the late Jonathan
Tsit OF this city.
TIMMIn this city Saturday June T. Henry son of Cord
NJ and Cstharfne Tiurs, sged Z montns and IL days.
TIA Kahn
warner Wiilsss, in tho list year OF his
The Ieisyes aud friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at the Presbyterian Church Dobos
Ferry, ct y O'CLOCK. OH Monday. the 81 Inst
WAfrS-On Saturday evening" June T. Ernrs, Is. Watts
aged years. month, and II days, o! Josiah Waits
OF Ibis cir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-09
WOUNDED AND PRISONERS AT PHILA
DELPHIA.

ParLADELPHiA, June 8, 1862.
The steamer S. r. Spaulding arrived this evening,
with wounded. The names have already been pub
lished. TIE steames Esfmebec also arrived, with
about 400 Rebel pri~onA including ii otieers--a
Colonel, Msior, and o. balance Captains and
LcuteDanis.
III. guard detailed to bring them in, numbered
about 40 Of the 9Th New-York Cavalry and S3d
New-york Regiment, in command OF Capt. Lyons
and two lieutensnts. The prisoners were all 10
good health, except five, who were shshll!
wounded. They were captured ct the battle Of
Fair Oak Tire prisoners were landed at Fort Della
ware.