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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-28
CITY COUNCIL

I'll E0btN@iA-i
noayl Of Aldsrmea--M a. Bricn, President j. +.
Newman. G. A. J. bayfield, He. scoyel, VIM. Cheat
ham, j. smith, NJ. G. l. Claiborne, and Jas Robb
,smmon oouncit--w p Jones, Presidents William
Roberts, T. j. Yarbrough, VIM Driver, YIN. Stewart,
Louis Hough, w. Mullins, James Turner, g N. South
gate, A. ! Cole, Jas. DaYs, Andrew Anderson, j. B.
Knowles, and John Cready.
STANDING COMMITTEES or rnE CRY COUNCIL
Finanoe-KnowIes, scovel and Cole.
Water Worls--Auderson Smith and Claiborne
syee,s-Yarbrough Turner soulhgale, Davis, Brien,
Mayaeld, Chatham and Claiborne.
Wha.t--Newman, Stewart and Turner.
Ho,pRal--Jones, Nayheld and sloan
Standardization, MayGeld and Knowles
Fire Deparaent-Crcady, Driver and Newman.
Gas-Driver, Cheaiham and Davis.
Ceaeterg--smish, Stewart aud Newman
Market House--Robcrts, Stewart and Turner
siayes--Hough, Claiborne and Davis.
Polioe-Cheathan Brlen and Anderson
sp,ings-Hough Claiborne and Brien.
WorkLoase-Ch eatham, Mayaed and Knowles.
Improvements and Eepeaditres-Cole scoyel and
Cready.
Public P,operfy-Bren, Cheatham and Tarner.
Pest Howe-NEyncld, Jones aud Roberts
&C. Tho Board oil Aldermen meets the Tuesdays
next preceding the second and fourth Thursdays in
each mouth, aud the Common Council the second
aud fourth Thursdays in each month
NIGHT POLICE
eoptqia--John Baugh.
First Lieaeaaai--Wm. Yarbrough
Second Licutenant--John II. Davis.
Poliecmei-wm. Jackson, John Lavender, Mich Da-
Wis joel Phillips, VIM Baker, John Cottrcl, William
Mayo, John Engles, J. W. Wright, john Pickett
Robert scott W. C. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles HuIitt.
~ The Police Court Is opened every morning
nine o'clock
COUNTY OFFICERS,
slcrig-Ialnos NJ Hinton. Dsputes-Thomas Hob
son and j. X. Buchanan.
Rcgisfer-Phincas Garrett
Tr,,stes--W. Jasper Taylor.
Coroner--N H. Belcher.
Bauger-John Corbbt.
Reueaue Collector. G. Briley.
Railroad Tar Coilsoor-W. p. Robertson.
Oa,siaJles for h6 NaslviHs Diriot-John d. Cover
and j. e. Newman
COUNTY COURT.
Jndgs-Hon, James Whitworth
Clert-P. Lindsey Nichol.
RE- The judges Court meets the first Monday in
each month"; aud tho Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates OF the County is held tho arst Mon
day in January, April July and October
CIRCUIT COURT.
JWdge--IIon. Nathaniel Baxter.
Clerk-David 9. Love-
bS- The Court meets the arst Monday In March
and September
CRIMINAL COURT.
Judgs-Hon, william X Turner.
Clerk-Charles F.. Dggous
ns- Tho Court meets the Ore, Monday in April Au
gust and December.
cHANcERY COURT.
Caancellor-Hon Samuel d. Frlerson
Clsrk ond Aaser--J r. Geayes.
ss- The CONT meets the FIRST Monday In May an'
I November.
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TO THE PEOPLE orTHE UNITED STATES.

y the month Of December ISIS the III lersigred for
the first time offered for sale TO the public DK ).
BovEE DoDs INPERIiL WINE BTTsRs and IN this short
period they have given such universal satisfaction
many thousands CT sho have that it
Is established article The amount Of bodily and
mortal misery arising simply FROM neglect of small
complaint is surprising, and II Is therefore he
Importance that strict attention the least and most
fr ing booy ameut should be had for dis Of the
body must ariafly affect the mind The subscrii ers
only ask trial Of DIR. J. B0YEE DoD'S IMPElI
AL WINE BITTERS from all who have used them
We challenge the world to produce their equal
These Bitters for the OF Weak Stomachs, G enc
raj Debility. and for Purifying and Enrchng the Blood
are absolutely unsurpassed by any other remedy on
earth To he assured Of this Il Is only necessary to
make the trial The wine itself is OF very superior
quality. being about onethr stronger than other wines
warming and invigorat1g the whole system, from the
head to the feet. As these Bers tonic ard alter
tive in their character they strengthen and lFigorate
the whole system and give fine and healthy action
It's parts by eqa'iziuc circulation removing
Instructions, and producing general warmth They
also excellent for diseases and weakness peculiar
females. whore Tonic is required to treHe thru ard
brGc' the systrm No lady. who Is subject to iassude
and intnes should be without them, they reviv
flying in their action
These BHfers TW not only cure. but Parent Disease,
and in this respect douhy valuable the persons
hg ms uSf hen For
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LADIES. READ THIS
BOlIETS OF All PiTTERI

In the approved style Of the material and in
the workman like Her STOCK embraces
the choice goods in her line and Will be furnished
the loves, living prices
Repairing done short q. tic. and al a,ers isar-
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By strict attention business ami desire please
sle hope to Iaeri. aud receive Iegs share 81 he pat
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Gutta Percha Cement.

Fer preserving d0I repairing Tin AMI other Metal Roofs
# every description from it5 great elasticity Is not in
Jiea ~ tH ca;trac lon aai expansion If Metals aud
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These materials are adapted TO an climates ana we
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country al short notice, for Gu-t1 P-rcha Roofing In
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men in barrels. with fan printed directions FOR applica
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-AGEN IT'S WANTED
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OUR TERMS ARE CASH.
we can give abundant proof Of all We claim IN favr
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: several thousand Roofs in New York City and Vi
JOHNS & CROSLEy
SOLE MANUFACTURERS
w hoicSa g Warehouse - william, -t-ect.
N.i'i'' - 4iatf-E street, Ni.N Np IL.
W descriptive Circulars ana Prizes viii be furnished
f2--S on application.
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INC!p:ENr CONSUMPTION.
DR.. Dods' Celebrated Wine Bitters

Weak Lungs, indigestion, Dyspepsia, Diseases # Il
Nervous System, Paralysis Piles and for all cases
quiring a Tonic.
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PRE- MUM STOVES.
IL BRITANNIA ARE,
THE MINING PUBLIC

Are nferr"ed hat We are prepared TO max. 5Hxrr
lK"N fuArs OF any dimeuson, 10 rider, en- short
notice.
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JOB WORK


vi an Aihds done with neatnes. and despatch
a" W"Ik done at our establishment Will be war
ranted IN every particular
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Derffn 81 ssrGfer,

SoICh~SoRS 10 Wm. Lanvon & Son. having pnr
~ sed the large nj fashionable stock OF
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Al the old stand OF Lanyon 4 Son
Commerce Street, Mineral Point
feo--A' LOW s-u,
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& PRATER.

The customers Of the Old firm are respectful,
invited continue their patronage 10 this estabish
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N ew Drug Store.

A ths sign IF the Golden Mortar. Monett,. BI.sA
~ Mineral Point.
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The Cheapest and most durable GLUE
IN use.
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THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.


Finy-nrst New York VolunteerSs
KILLED.
Chaplain Owen N. Benton. died Of wounds.
Lieutenant Geo. D. Allen, Col.
sergean. Robert D. Smith, Co. D.
Sergeant John Hayrc, Go. Z.
Sergeant Herbert Kendall, Co. D.
Private John Cavaugh, Go. X.
Private Feeey Mccarthy, Co. II.
Private @. Zimmerman, Go. D.
Private Thos. c. Mott, Co. A.
Private John Morgan, %. d.
Drummer boy Gozlow, Co. X.
WOUNDED.
Lieut. COL r. b. Potter severely In hip, not dangerous
Major Cnss. W. 10 Gondrs, In mouth, morially.
Captain D. r. johnson, Co. ], severely In hip.
Lieutenant r. ". Tryon, Co. @.
Lieutenant A. W. Mckee, Co. c.
Lieutenant Vim. Darlington, Co. +.
Sergeant VIM. Kensington, Co. f., In lsg-anputatsd.
Sergeant Cyrus A. Powers Co. I, severely In body.
Sergeant Psndlston, Co. D, in knee.
Private Albert Poprsr, Co. -, in thigh.
Private VIM. Mcdonald, Co. I, loft cheek, severely.
Private John McNewscr, Co. d, right arm severely.
Private Peter Kasnbroger %. n right breast severely
Private John Warner, Co. II, left hand.
Private John Purssr, Co. ii, right arm.
Private edward durham, Co. +, slightly In forehead.
Priva., Joseph A. shesner, Co. A, right leg fractured
Private Potter Carr, CO. A, In wrist.
Priv yito II. + spcrry, Go. ], in right thigh
Private Nathaniel King, c.. X, in left leg
Private iosouz, y Aaybie, Co. =. in right thumb.
Private John wosb Co, II, In lungs, mortally.
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WINES AND LIaUoRs.

J,oR sAiE-TuE BALANCE or A LARGE STOCK or
IL warranted genuine Hunsafian Wines, az moderate
prices In glass and ~ quan notls than 10
gallons and " dozen, at CHARLES y. L00sEY'S No.
Hanover square, up stairs
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Ninth New jersey voluntssrA
RYI.IED.

Ninth New jersey Volunteers
KILLED.
Lieutenant ". G. Walker, 90. A.
Private wsikssl. Goa
Private Henry scchsr, COD.
Private Michael Dolan, %. g.
WOUNDED.
Captain J. N. McChesney, Co. n, in lee
Captain Theod. Middleton, Co. D.
Lieutenant Hufty, Co. l. in neck
Lieutenant Townley, %. K, in breass.
Sergeant Joseph Wright, Co. X, in arm.
Sergeant Joseph swsctzer, Co. G, In thigh.
Sergeant G. p. Little, Co. II, In log.
Corporal Charles p. Goodwin, Co. /, in hand.
Corporal James B. Nattson, Co. ], in foot.
Private Charles Miller, Co. A, arm and brsasA
Private Charles Turphman, Co. A, in arm.
Private John Frontwinc, Co. A, in back.
Private Martin Moore, Co. B, arm amputatsd.
Private II. N. Dansbury, Co. d, in leg.
Private Thomas Burney, Co. B. in knee.
Private Philip Acker. Co. B. In side and shoulder.
Private James Reynolds, Co. b, in wrist.
Private Jonathan Butterworth, Co. B, in h>a4
Private W. W. Hooper, Co. c, In leg.
Private j. b. steclmsn, Co. D, In leg.
Private p. H. Hendershot, Go. F. in leg.
Private W. p. Burch, Co. ], in shoulder.l
Private Stephen Beatty, Co. @, in head.
Private J. s. Parkhurst, Co. X, in head.
Private Thomas D. Freeman, Co. X, in leg.
Private Timothy Msoy, Co. @, in breast.
Private Jacob Arnnick, Co. II, in breast.
Private II. Whitehead, Co. E, in side.
Private Thomas Crowley Co. q, in shoulder.
Private Luke Davidson, Co. X, in foot.
Private James Malon Co. +, in leg.
Private Edward Chance, Co. +, in arm, amputais6
Private Thomas Delaney Co. X. In thigh.
Private Michael Boyle, Co. F, leg amputatsd.
Private Henry Insler, Co. L, in foot.
Private Absalom Hoover, Co. X, in hand.
Private c. II. Mount, Co. ID, in back.
Private J. A. Ericsson, Co. D, In wrist
Private R. A. Burries, Co. Z, IN foot
Private A. d. Hamler, Co. X, In leg.
Private Leroy Levy, Co. X, In thigh.
Private william webb, Go. N, in scalp.
Private Charles Taylor, Co. !, in hand.
Private Benjamin Till, Co. ], in neck.
Private W. II. Hurley, Co. d, in shoulder.
Private Edward H. Davis, Co. ], m leg.
Private Joshua Anderson, Co. I, in thigh.
Private william Spark, Co. I, in leg.
Private Jacob Young Go. d, in hand.
Private John n. Nymaster, Co. F, slightly.
Private John V. sulrhin, Co. +, in breast.
Private John N. Smith, Co. r, in foot
Private Chss. NJ. rriston, Co. y, in arm.
Private n. D. Van Nest, Co. +, in hand.
Private George Hawkins, Co. X, in shoulder.
Private Thomas Mcousdc, Co X, in arm-b
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sHiPPINo.
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

DARr1AL DEAFNESS, DISCHARGES FROM THE
Ears, noises In the head, Bndnsss Chronic Inilamma
ton Granuatcd Lids Dnncss and Weakness - Sight and
all of the Eye aud Ear successfully treated by Ut
GRAVES COg Broadway N Y Consultation free personally
by lcter
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Twenty-fourth Massachusetts Volunteer
KILLED.
Private Cornelius HendrisA, q 4.
Private VIM. Banns, Co. A.
Private VIM. c. Brown Co. r.
Private Samuel Lynes, Co.F.
Private A. J. Merritt, Go. ].
Private Chas. Riley, COL.
Private James Moreland, Co. X.
WOUNDED.
Major r. II. Stevenson, In leg.
Adiutant W. L. Horton, in right shoulder:
Lieutenant Daniel Sargent, co. e.
Lieutenant James D. Nichols, Co. X
Corporal Charles Baker, Co. A.
Private James Patterson, Co. A.
Private g. Z. Tuttls, Co. A.
Drummer y. II. Rivers, Co. A.
Sergeant Charles +. Perkins, Co. q.
Private John Thomas, Co. c.
Private Jon W. Bartlett, %. O.
Private John Carver, Co. @.
Private Robert Risk. Coo.
Private Peter Powers, Co. @.
Private l.. A. De Ribus, Co. D.
Private Cyrus Gitchsll, Co. d.
Private Robert T. Lucas. Co. d.
Private Charles D. Sanders, Co. d.
Private Geo. W. watrous, Co. d.
Private Ephraim Walker, Co. d, slightly.
Sergeant VIM. Arvodson, Co. y, in leg.
Corporal Vim. Townsend, Co. Il, In hand.
Private f. A. Billings, Co. y, badly.
Private John Glassett, Co. r, badly.
Private John Marshall, Co. +, foot, slightly.
Private c. Kicher, COL
Private H. Newbury, Col 4.
Private Robert Clark, Co. r, in hand. slIghly.
Private VIM. Jones, Co. r, badly.
Private VIM. Lyons, Co.F.
Private H. s. Gilmore, Co. g, in arm, slightly.
Private Lngham Co. @, in arm, slightly.
Private A. p. Cobb, Co. @, slightly,
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Eleventh Connecticut voluntssrs.

Eleventh Connecticut Volunteers
KILLED.
Captain Edwin R. Lee, Co. D..
Private Geo Bills, Co. D.
Private Peter Former, Co. Z
Private Clark Decker, COL.
Private Charles Mitchell, Co. B.
Private Henry Smith, Co. G.
WOUNDED.
ssrseact Watson c. saulir, &C. D left lsg shot o6,
Sergeant Alfred West, Co. @, in the eye.
Corporal James B. Styles, Co. ID, in the hand.
Corporal Alfred White, Co. ], in the arm.
Corporal Henry Brazer, Co. ], in tho shoulder.
Private Orlando Morgan, Co. A, in the hand.
Private John Thompson, Co. A, in the hand.
Private Edward Confroy. Co. A, slightly.
Private VIM W. Sco6eld Co. B. in the finger.
Private John c. Auldrich, Co. d, in the hand.
Private Geo. Brown, Co. d, right arm shot on.
Private job Beaman, Co. d, left arm shot of.
Private VIM. H. Slack, Co. d, loft arm shot Oh.
Private Edward German, Co. d, In the side.
Private John Schrugrue, Co. E, in the arm.
Private Eugene Bourdor, Co. F, In the wrist.
Private Justus Rindge, Co. F, in the hand.
Private Peter Germans, Co. F, in the head.
Private Albert Todd, Co. I, in the abdomen.
Private Habilah Robbins, Co. II, in the head.
Private Eugene Daron, Co. X, foot shot OF.
Captain John Williams Union Coast Guard In the thah
Lieutenant Hughes, Union Coast Guard, in the leg
Sergeant j. Miadenha Union Coast Guard IN the side
not severely.
Quarermaster Wilson, Of transport Cossack s9 shot Of
The Killed and Woundsd In Figurss.
The Union ioss in the fight was estimated at the
latest moment, at sl killed and 400 wounded Tho loss
by brgadss and regiments is exhibited in the following
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Private WIN. Radsan, Co. B, m both legs. III
Private VIM. Raynor, Co. B, left leg. under knee.
Private Michael Higgins, Co. c, in hand, slightly.
Private George Odell. Co. II, In head, mortaly.
Private George Kane, Co. G, In shoulder, severely.
Corporal Job wadsworth. Co. b, nnger amputatsd.
Private J. b AcKitchen, Co. i, in thumb.
Private John Higgins, Co. O. both legs, not dangerous
Private David Rudderford, Co. B. in leg, severely.
Private John Morgan. Co. d, in cheek.
Private Joseph Wright, Co. x, In right arm.
Private Chas. @. Roberts, Co. !, neck and right side
Private 8. Kerple Co. in left arm supposed morally
Private J. NJ Mosier. Co. G, in right arm. eala
Private Nathan MARI Co. D, in right side, badly.
Private Rufus B. Pitt, Co. !.
Private John Donohoe, Co. K in hand.
Private Chas Krigg, Co. X, in forehead, slightly.
Private Edward Hugal, Co. A, in wrist
Private John Duigan, Co. G, in wrist. Ed
Private John Turner, Co. G, in thigh. severely.
Drum boy James G. Evans, Co. F., in left hand.
Private John r. Malot, Co. E, in right ankle.
Private John Nelson Co. O, in left leg.
Private Chas. H. Gregory, Co. g, in groin. severely.
Private Michael Fahsy, Co. =, slightly. e9 rot
Private Rufus Petite, Co. I, in hand, dangerously.
Private Robert Devlin. Co. c, in right groin.
Private Thomas Glenn, Co. C, in arm.
Private Michael Bergen. %. Z, in arm.
Private Michael Kane 90. C. in left thigh severely.
Private Abraham Morse, Co. Il, in right ankle.
Private John Morse, Co. e, severely in left knee.
Private Martin Sharkey Co. G. in right cheek severely.
Private George Cease Co. !, n left lung, dangerously.
Private John Moore, CO. =, N both legs, seriously.
t
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Vemtn COnneCtACWt vOA00t00Jh
KILLED.
sergeant Joseph A. Lombard, Co. 4
Private James c. Smith, Co. B.
Private Patrick Aarron, Co.T.
Private John Cannon, Co. H.
Private James Mcdonald, COL
woUNDKD.
Sergeant Henry N. Kappsr Co. g.
Corporal Edwin Perkins, Co. II.
Corporal George h. Dayton, COL
Private Leveritt Kirkham, Co. A.
Private Frank Lyman, Co. B.
Private Michael Hearn, Co. B.
Private G. Sherman, Co. B.
Private john Parker, 70. B.
Private Edward Rislsy, Co. B. s7.,
Private George Daniels, Co. D.
!, Private wm Davis, Co. e. sa
Private Conrad Greggs, Co. E.
Private L. Ward, Co. E.
Private II. W. Garland, Co. r.
Private Raymond Bixby. Co. G.
Private B. Murphy, Co. G.
Private VIM. Evans, COL.
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Private Lucas Turse, Go. F, slightly.
Private Jacob Ross, Co. j, in wrist.
Fourth Rhode Island Volunteer


Fourth Rhode Island Volunteer.
Ll KILLED.
Captain Charles Tillinghast, Co. II.
Sergeant Geo. II. Church, Jr., Co. II.
Private David johnson, Co. A.
Private Samuel Myrick, Co.
Private Patrick Sheridan, Co. c.
Private Davie Crandal, Co. D.
Private John r. Clark, Co. d.
Private Edwin Street, Co. e.
Private Chas. C. Baker, Go. H.
Private Odin B. Hopkins, Co I.
WOUNDED.
Capt wm s. Chase Co. E. left neck and cheek, severely
Lieut.. George Z. Curtis, Co. F, left shoulder.
Corporal George p Lawrence Co. G, right shoulder.
Corporal Henry C. Miller, Co. E. in wrist.
Corporal W. W. Tinghast, Co. O, in leg.
Private Thomas Caine, Co. A, in foot.
Private Reuben A. Healey Co. B, leg broken.
Private Robert Kenworhy Co. in right lung, severely
Private George W. Crandall, Co. c, in knee.
Private David II. Cameron, Co. c, leg, amputated.
Private Henry wardel, Co. E, in cheek.
Private James Paine, Co. d. right arm, badly.
Private Thos ii. lockwood Co. face and head slightly
Private Rhodes E. Madison Co. b. in left side Of neck.
Private Edward D. Gavt, Co. D, left Leg amputatsd.
Private John B. Kelly, Co. F, left arm. amputated.
Private George Holden, Co. H, head, slightly.
Private James Wilson, Go. I, throat, sevsrely.i
Private Thomas Mum, Co. F, slightly.
Private John Goodwin, Co. F. slightly.
Sergeant N. weeden, Co. r, slightly.
Corporal Thomaa L. Greene, Co. G, slightly.
Fifth Battalion Rhode Island Volunteers.
KILLED.
Lieutenant II. r. Pierce, Co. D..
Private Patrick OLeary, Co. A.
Private Cornelius Meagher, alias Thomas;
Private te-Ryan, Co. d.
Private Geo. W. Hopkins, Co. B.
WOUNDED.
Orderly Sergeant Robt. 8. Brownell Co. A, In thigh:
Sergeant Chas. Perego, Co. A, in leg.
Private James Mclaughlin, Co. A, mortaly.
Private James T. Mann, Co. A, in leg.
Private Edwin F. Boss, Co. A, mortally.
Private George W. Hopkins, Co. B, mortalY.
Private benjamin Glasby, Co. E. scalp.
Eighth Connecticut Volunteers
KILLED.
Private H. F. D. Phelps, Co. B.
Private Owen Downey, Co. B.
Priva 10 Chas. Patterson, Co. J.
WOUNDED
Captain Chas H. Upham, Co. K, in shoulder.
Corporal G. Elwood, Co. A, in wrist.
Private Philo A. Mattson, Co. A, in head.
Private Henry 8. Parker Co. X, in shoulder.
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THEIR USE BY THE PRoFEssIDs.

.4n l. f.f,u E443 mn
If endorsement Of their virtues every leading physician
who Las tried them, and their general use among ts
be recommendation to the public wrghts Southern
Indian Vegetable Pills hase claim upon the popular eous
dence which DO set up know Of On
this subject induced to insert the following earaet Of
private letter from the venerable Dr. nshaw abisss
AMI most experienced leaders Of his profession whole
South: f-84 - .g4y is I'M u 1T tt5sF8
1t may be said that njurg the prestige y pros
sion by acknowledging how much its can be dispensed
with but permit preudces Of hst nature to sway
my sense of duty toward those who placed
their bodily well being 50 mnch in keeping might easily
have told them these preparation bit that
adhere to the good old principle Give Cesar the
things that csar'' Ny advice ill who are within the
Of practice Is, keep your Pills BY them and at the
first warning which disease gives them taking them
according to the directions and keep their until they
certain they have driven of The ensy In cases ont of
ten where am afterwards called nj only ssrae the same
Instructions and paien,s their health spite Of
themselves and greatly the annoyance and asonat OF
those who firmly believe they Cannot DO cured Of any aent
without swallowing immense quantity of nauseous and dis.
gushing drugs tF-@
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fT,HE CONFEDERATE STATES PATENT
e WOOp HOOP COTTON TEA fastening for baing
cotton which has been tested BY 70 this
ati0n to the reduced size required
for shipment abroad sach which planters In
purchasing viii their hoops For sas Sg
agent Nixon Co.'S. As Union street n B-Ths public
cautioned against trading for using any ether tie
ing on this patent, 80 d. It &
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-27
LEGAL NOTICES.

.t& ,r -fs. S3Ft sTREAsuaER,s OfrICE, at r.
ErIs : "a. City of Jefferson. january l. 1852
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
IN hereby given all residents nonresidents
indebted the City of Jefferson for the 1861 and
that the due and payable ss the first
Notice further given that will be at my office,
Berlin and Magazine Streets from o'clock A. NJ O'clock
the mentioned time they win be deal. with according
law. - ~ Ia
BUREAU pU TREsoRiER.
Vile de Jefferson, Ter de Jsnvier. 1924
Wis AUX CONTEMPORARIES LIE
n present pesopnes residents residents
de la Vile de Jefferson qqi son teues des taxes
cunformement Ia o pannee 1861 les annees
pdcedentes notifies que dtes dues
du janver 1882 seri bureau dams la Cham
Jefferson, de heues A NJ heures NJ pour recevoir les
dites taxes. 50 '--. W. I'- =
personnel des la de vile par lie
present REFUSES davor asadesse bureau dici Ter
JUN, pene de la loi.
Jas BOZ = - 4.r FELIX I,AGR0UE. Trssorier.