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THE CASUALTIES.

Of the Killed and
Battles Of south
} Ferry and OF the
Axtonw. ,1Ithlnd. wounded
ARatockE. +, LIST Delaware,
wounded.
B
BrnshierCapt., F, 18th Ind. +,
wounded.
Benfontin G., 14th Ind. w'd
Brien Pnt'k, A, II Ind. w'd
Barnes Capt, Nth Ind. ,w'd
Booth Corp'l j., II, LIST Del. /,
wounded.
Blaibs N. G., y, lstDel. ,w'd
Brown Corp'l j., ID, 1stDel. /,
wounded.
Bishop r. H., + F,1stDel. ,w'd
Barker j. w. TX, lstDel. W. d
BooneCspt.J. b., Istnel. ,w'd
BladesMsjorG. ist Del. w ID
Didden r., x, lst Del. w'd
Briefly r.. A, 1st DEL, w'd
Barton j., G, 1st Del, w'd
Bunyon g., T., 18th CT. w'd
Blynn Capt, 1ith CT. /, Killed
Bush Lieut., X, 14th z. ,w'd
Bcmal Nj. X, li,h CT. ,w'd
BrumardH., X, I4th CT. ,w'd
Babcock G., X, 18th CT. kid
BsrfordChas. II, lsInd. ,w'd
CattersonCapt ,l;thInd w'd.
ConnsllyCorp. ,l4thInd .w'd.
Cox wm., l1th Ind, w'd
Currie j., II, 1st Del, w'd.
Chums A., II, lst Eci. ,w'd.
Carroll Corp. L., IL, LIST
Delaware, wounded.
Covcrdalc Corporal +, 1st
Delaware, wounded.
Calhoun j., A. lst lei, w'd.
Chambers Sergt. T., a, Ist
Delaware, wonnded.
Chez j., +, ist rcl., w'd.
Campbell W. Il, 1stDei. ,w'd.
Clark W. n. u, 1stDcl. ,w'd.
Carlin J., !, LIST Del. w'd.
Conner H., Ist Icl., killed.
Cawkson Capt. q. ,1Dcl. WIN
Canls I. O., Fist Eel. w'c.
Clark J. r., X, ist lei. ,w'd.
Coils q. r.. y, istDel.. w'd.
Clinch c., X, Isl Del. w'd.
Cirt Capt. +, l4th O. ,w'd.
Connecticut, wounded.
Carroll w., 4, 18th c.. ,w'd.
led.
J
James j., C, sth Ohio. w'd.
Jones wm., 130th Pa, w'd.
Jackman j.. i4lh md, w'd.
johnson D.U. u ,lsincl. w d.
Kelso Capt. 130 h Pa, w'd.
Karcns Mai. q. LIST Va. ND.
Kelly It., l4th Ind. w'd.
Rnoady q. nth Ind, w'd.
Kipnor d., l4th Ind. killed.
Kidd sat, l4th Ind. w'd.
Kelly SGT. X, lith Ind ,w'd.
Lcrhar NJ, 13oth Pa, wo'd.
Lusun Capt, -th Va, w'd.
Luise J. 14th Ind, wound
Lewis y. NJ 1sth Ind. ,w'd.
Loall W. II. ltth Ind. .w'd.
Lnncby Lieut.. II, ,1iih Ind. /,
killed.
Luke Vim. A, lst Del. ,w'd.
Lewis Lieut.. G lst Del. ,w'd.
Lambert G. ,B. lst Del. ,w'd.
Lewis VIM. LIST ncl. killed.
I.e1rard Capt. J. ID, list Del.
wounded.
Leone +. ". II. IA Ind. w ID.
Lea Isaac, II, ,iith Ind. ,w'd.
n
MatthewsJ. .130pa killed.
Miller II l3G'a., wounded.
Mercdithw. ,130pa. ,w'dcd.
McCullah Rbt. G, Iva ,w'ded
Null Sgt. IL Ind. wounded.
MoorcCorpl. land. w'dcd.
f, sIears J. Ii Ind. wounded.
McponaldM. IA Ind. F, w,.ded.
Mccoy j. p,lDel ,wounde6.
Mclrlvirc Corpl. X idol. ND
McCoywm. %, ,lpel. w 'ded..
Mcknight w y. ,1Del. ,w'dcd
Mincn L., l Del. wounded.
McWherry } libel. w'dcd.
Marshall J, 4, A ,1Del. w 'dcd.
Sblullum I Y:,B, ,1Del. ,w'd.
McCluskcy Capt. r. C, / Del. /,
wounded.
MartinSgt.J. IT ,1Del. ,w'ded.
Morris II. II ,1pcl. wounded.
McGancty p. C, 1ncf. w 'dcd.
Mooney Capt.H. b ,trcl ,w'd
Milard Capt. ,isConn. killed.
MateganM. y, ,14Conn. KIND
Morton =, y, rtConn. killed.
Newell D.D. * ,sthOhio, w'd.
Noble j.. II, "a Del. killed.
Neeloy w, l30th. Pa. w'd.
Nash IL. Col. ,l30th Pa. ,w'd.
Nelson A.. II. LIST Va, , w'd.
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Arrivals and Departures.

MISUNDERSTANDING Ena-Mss Cordier, Charles, l.
Lewis and lady, Miss q Cochson, Mrs May Cannon, n
pauly. z Barney and Lady, Mrs IIanley, Smith, Mrs
Mrs Holgatc. JAS Walton. Thompson and lady Jowe,
Mrs sJno Turtle and son, Harry Goon Mr. Wells Jno Gcys
ton, Arthur Mccormick III Simmons Marvin, Il Norris
sJohnson Mr. corsen. W Walsh, Mr. Herrieo and lady,
Mr. Ycrny, d Webster, Geo Jardne, Chas Eestmcal
q Gohnskon. Chas Lcriu. II A Small, w II Boyd. w
Reese N Cullen. renaguen l. Lay, Mrs Peacock Rev
Jas Lcary, Rev Daley Moret'a, q PARIS, VIM Smith,
Rev DR. Parker Smith, Mr. Francis Mr. Levg Rev Jas
Nasty, Mrs Catharine Smith.
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OmciaI Drawings OF the Delaware state

DELAWARE, ExraA CLAsr 3o7-sep.cmbcr22, 1882
rs, 60, 36, 46, 30, 81. 73 GS, Is, So, l, 10, 81.
DELAWARE. CLASS s3C-September 22- 1869;
45, 36, "a, 81 ~, IL, so, 81, SO, 2S, 25. 4.
JOHN A. MORRIS h CO..
Wilmington. Del
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Court Calcndar--This Day,

SuP1HME COrRT-CHcufT.-P 1.---NOs. 2jb7, 2569,
ASH, 2si1, 25,e, e5si 1885, 25ss 25ss, $685. 2Soi,
26os, 2607 2eoe, 261s, 2di1, 26o, 1913, 2s2I 1881
r<rt 2Nos Gos 1850. 2024 2i56, 2t62, 2i6t, 246s,
2lg5. 2s0s, 250c.
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish.
Modavia Cream beautfying the hair 10 bond street.
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Prizes Cashed i'm Ali Legalized I.ofte-
rlcs Information given JOSEPH BATES, BlDkrr,
III Wall street, room No. l. New York.
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Wounded mt tn,
Mountain, Harper
Valley or AntietaI
Annis H. g., ", 10th Conn.
chest.
Alferd F.M.,I. l6thCt. ,knet
BcwenC Capt. .4th RI. ,thigl
Boil Math.. l. 10Th NY. LEI
Booth Serrt. A r., X, 9Th q
{ Doughton CJrp'l q. W., II
ecu Ohio. wounded.
DrandonJ.H., y, Sth o. ,w'd
Bell Lieut., X, Ssh o. killed
Bacon w X Sth o., wnd'd
/ Bolts Lieut.. II. H., X. 8th
Ohio, killed.
Branch A. L. s;h o., wnd'd
Brow II. Il. s,h Ohio, killed
bcll II. r., |. sth Ohio, w'd,
Barnes Lieut., y, Sth D. ,w'd
Dslggs Scrgt. T., II sth0. Md
Burley c., G, % Del., wnd'd
Baylcs L., 7,h Va wound'd
Ball l.. o., u. lst Va, w'd,
Burns john, y, LIST Va, w'd
B0stwickLiert., Ia Ind, w'd
Bryant Scrgt. &, iilnd, kid
BallingerLicul. y, 14,h Ind,
wounded.
BakcrB.F., , II, ifth Ind. ,w'd
ClarkeIt.J.P. :; ,sthR.I. hit.
Cilyer T., q, 3'h Ohio, w'd,
Campbollf w. n stfQ. ,w'd,
Cory Corp, X, s h ohh,w'd,
Connolly F.. sth Ohio, w'd.
CarponterC n. 4 ,sth0. ,w'd,
Coy Capt. T.. i sth D. ,w'd.
Cnnn .Ioan 7, sih0., killed,
cummings y. i .SthO. killed.
Clawson J. j, oth o. w "a.
Camrrin VIM A, sth0. KID.
Crowell Co.paral u. j., G,
sth Ohio, nded.
Cole Orvillc. e.. Sth o., kid.
Chapman =. .. III ,StnO. KID.
Connolly s., G, 81 rel., w'd,
Clark -. r. atl Del. w'd.
Corts G.. lJoth Penn. w'd.
Carman L.. 10 lta pcnn. ,w'd.
Camlusoa Crp. g., d, 1st
Virginia. Wopl9el.
Coons Corp. DIST Va. ,w'd.
Go n Captain lithind. ,w'J.
-Carcns Capt. lIih Ind. ,w'd.
Cast Lieut.. }. H., X, l4th
ingham G. II. lst'va., wouI
JohnsonR II, ,i5'h ct, elbow
Jones y. H., Il, 18Th Ct., leg
Jo1es IL, ,C,Sthtt,lefi on field
James r, q, S'h Ohio, w'd.
Keys HI G, tlth CT, calf
Kutz W, e, Sth Ohio, w'd.
HanC., G, sth chic, w'd.
Kiles ". c., n, Sth Ohio, ,w'd.
Keith Mn. Ill .sih Ohio, w'd.
Keeper 5. q, sth Ohio, w'd.
xeran =. G, slh Ohio killed
Kelly j., II, III Del, w'd.
Lincoln Corp. !, J ,4ih RI. leg
I.oper I. H., u, l6tA Conn.
thigh.
Yeamcs sergt X IS Ohio, ,w'd,
Leone Jas. ~. X s Ohio ,w'd,
Ie Icnc h, Sth Ohio, wou'd u,
LOOMS Sergt. L N ,sth Ohio
wounded.
Lilly A1bt d, | ,sth Ohio, w'd,
Locke Chas., Il, s Ohio, w'd
Lanman T.. /, sth ohio, w'd
IantryLieut J. A ,s0hio, ,k't
Leake Scrgt., G ~ Del. ,w'd
Leofiin Corp. II. "a Del. ,w'd
reyon Geo, l20th Pa, w'd
Law Geo. NJ. lj0th Pa. ,w'd,
Morris Sgt.,I. +. i, I, ART. hip
Moore Edw. q ,l6Conn ,shdr,
McFarsncy ranl. * re N.Y..
wrist.
lIcCrea r.. G., ToN.Y. back
yIaghcrJ. u, II Conn. shdr.
Nayne H. h. J. +, s Conn.
hip.
Mangan IL H.. s Conn. , lcfi
on field.
Mangan g., u. ~ o.. w'ded
Mann RI. G. s o.. wounded,
MulliganJ. ,D,S o.. +, wounded
Mcnamara J ~. SO. w 'ded,
McDougalA,S o. wounded.
Mcrimanr.,S o. wounded.
NanningLevi,T,S IS o. killed.
NillsH DC. ESQ. wounded
Mountain Wm . so. killed
Melvitt A., ", 3 y killed, !.
Meyer Anlb. G, 9 o., killed
Michael p. u 3 o. wounded
GcfIilsnn i,t.A.H. u ,sthOhio
wounded.
MsohanJ n. C .2Dcl. ,w'ded.
Nagle J. d., @, 18th y. r.
knee.
mtcoIls CaIf. J. NJ, 9, S,f
Ohio, wounded.
pplsAslls r..C.eih ohio,w'd
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Prof. Il. Mi1ier's Hair Dye. 5Oc.. Black
and Brown. The best. Fry H. Sold by Druggists Depot
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Trusscs, Crutshes, Supporters, Sc, o
ROWE CO.'S, 295 Eighth avenue.
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No 2yesey opposite the church. No connection
with any other once of Female attendant
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Nills Hair Dye. SO Cents, Black or
by all druggists
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MAILS F0a EUROPE.


. Tho Rebel Invxzs,on OF Maryland-rks
sPle...aid Victories of Gsngrsl MeCls.-
lan-Tho Rebels Driven from ths
State-Operations fn Kentucky and
Mississippi-The Indian Massacres An
Minnesota, &C., &c.
The Cunard mail steamship Austraasan Captain Cook
| will leave this porp to morrow for Liverpool.
The mails FOR Europe will close in this city at hapsss
Twelve O'Clock tomorrow afternoon tfEr ,
| Inc NEW YORK HkRALD-Ediliod for Eurone-vv,,, -
at hapast ten O'Clock to morrow morning ana
W.T. contain iu and interesting details OF tho Rebel In
sion Maryland and OF the Battles between them ana
raj Nc, 9elans Forces, resulting n the ana Rout and
49, of tho Rebels from the State; Particulars or IN.
captu. e or iiarper's Ferry; Movements Of ths
,rno ,na "a, el fo res in Kentuckyi Battle Luks,
s,,.s no,oso g. eosecrans and the Rebel General
pro. resa,n. = n, bet at aud Retreat OF tho Rebeis
,,no,,an, NovaI Nex> An Nrs in Washington and al
other important and tn,er> sting Jews OF the week
Single copies in wrappers, .cad, Tor mailing, sic cents
Sampson Low, Son Co., A. Ln su' mn, London,
England will receive subscriptions advertisements
for the Nsw YoRK HEnnD.
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Prizes Cnshcd la NIL LeGaiized Loffer-
ies orders filed. w. HowARD3i 81 Prince 81. Bway
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BascheIor's Hair Dye-the Hest I'm the
a crd harmless and reliable Sold by drug.
Isis and everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street
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OMcial Drawings or Murray, N""y q
Co 8 Kentucky and Missouri State lotteries ~,
6s, 2, 25. Al, ~ u. "a, co. Gy ~; ,Ss g. z3. Nc'
Cs, 80 10, III, Az, AZ, 3, 4, G, IL, 46. ~.
MURRAY, EDDY Il CO.,
covington, Ky or 81. Louis. No.
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Beautiful Conn "SnOw
White Cream when applied 20 the face neck and arms
lke bs work OF magic; II makes the sEin
oofh and the farest complexion transparently white.
Sold by all druggists and hncy gcods oeaiere.
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OGcial Drawings Of the Library Asso.

citation company's Lottery o. kentucky.
KENTUCKY CLAss 297-Septcrrber ~ isG2
IL, 81, IL, Is, Is, 26. 81, Sc, Is, 10, 2, 8.
KEsrucKY, Glass 29s-septsmber ~ 1862.
76, SO, "a, Go, Z, ~, IL, 81, /, 80, 63, 62. 81.
For circulars, &c, address
r. FRANCE & Co. Coyington. Ky.
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Female Supporters, silk Elastic Belts,
or most approved make, by MARSH BROTHERS. corner
Broadway aud Ann street. Lady in Attendance
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Cristadero's Hair Dye, Prcservativc and
n 10 DEPOT wholesale and retail No. 6 Asor House. The
Dyc is applied by experienced aEtists
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Additional Names OF the Killed and
Wounded mt the Battles Of south
Mountain, Harper's Ferry and OF the
Valley or Antictnm.
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Arms.-Eor sale, 1000 short Enneld
"''es' 'ao'' 'a' Z. sCiiEyCK 50 Cedar street
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GENERAL CRAWFORD IN A CRITICAL CON.
DITION.

FREDERICK, Nd. Sept %, 1862.
General Crawford's wound, received while ralying he
regiments OF Gordons brigade more serious than was
anticipated. Pieces Of clothing conline to out Of
the wound. General Crawford passed through Hagers-
town in an ambulance Sunday.
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regiments Of Gordon's brigade serious than
anticipated. Pieces Of clothing continue out Of
the wound. General Crawford passed through Hagers-
town in ambulance on Sunday.
THE REMAINS OF LIEUTENANT COLONEL
DWIGHT.
The remains OF Lieutenant Colonel Wilder Dwight OF
the Second Massachusetts regiment. escorted
through this city yesterday route for Boston, where
the relatives the amanted officer reside Lieutenant
Colonel Dwight moralIy wounded the great battle
Of Antietam Wednesday last. During the whole Of
that day while his regiment engaged, he
spicuous for his gaany and daring. During OF the
splendid advances Of the Union nes-te rebels having
been thrown into confuson-his regiment captured tho
rebel colors Colonel Dwight subsequently rode along
line OF his regiment displaying the trophy amid the cheers
OF his soldiers aud storm Of bullets from the
enemy. II was ncar.t the CLOSE Of tho battle,
hrwcver when his regiment was hotly engaged mat he
was stricken down by bullet and fell mortaly wounded
the field. His death viii be amented and his memory
cherished by circle who found in him Sc.
NAL companion devoted friend, aud and honors-
bic soldier His family has furnished a number of sol.
dcrs FOR the army. lie has three brothers in the
vcc-Colone William Dwight, OF the Second Excelsior
regiment, who wounded at Williamsburg; Captain
Howard Dwight, OF the Missouri cavalry aud Lieutenant
Charles Dwight, formerly sckes' staff who has just
returned from captivity IN Richmond. Few families can
show more patriotic record.
CONDITION OF COLONEL IIINKS-DEATH OF
SURGEON REVERE.
BoSroS, Sept %, 1862.
letter TO the Mayor OF Lynn states that COL links,
OF the Nineteenth Massachusetts, regiment badly
wounded in the battle OF Wednc day His right will
have to, be amputated.
despatch received in this city announced the death
Of Surgeon Revere OF the MASSACHUSETTS, Twentieth reg
ment
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EIght Cartes dc visisc for Si-Eq ua1 tn
the made. BALCHs, 23s Greenwich s cor Barclay
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Ogden Sergeant, D, 2dDel.
woundad

Ogden Sergeant, D, 2dDel. /,
wounded.
pa. .-ker WV. %, 9Th O. ,w'd.
plum >oloy G. T., d, lst Va. /,
Won uded.
Perry & go. 14th Ind. w'd.
Peters G. II, ,l4th Ind, w'd.
PIatt Chs, a, lst Del. (, w'd.
Pors +. r., / St Del, w'd.
Pendleton ssr1 cant, h, l4th
Conn. woundI>u.
DAWN 1t. j., I'd va.swod'd.
Duffy u. ,c,ls Va. ,wo. .Wood.
Dondeli Serst., 1sth oaa.,
wounded.
Dickens G. , 14th Ind, VIZ
DAILY Corp. !. II, 1st Del. ,w'd.
Davis G. W.. 1st Del. w'd.s
Dill S. u, 1st Del. wounded.
DeIassey e., r, LIST Del. ,w'd.
Dovey Corp, X, 18th Conn.,,
wounded.
Dennie T. TX .14thconn .,w'd.
+
Elm j., 13oth Pa, wounded.
Eshem c., 14th Ind. w'd.
Edwards W. 14th Ind. ,w'd.
Eelcsson Sergt. W., /, LIST
DEL, wounded.
p
Fox r., D, Cd DEL, killed.
Fulkusom j., d, Sth Ohio,
wounded.
Fennikle W., 130th Pa, wa
Fayran A. f., H, lst Dol,
wounded.
Tarou j., II, 1st Del. w'd.
Fardly Captain, d, 1st Del. i,
wounded.s
Feels j. D., II, 1st ncl. ,w'd.
Fitzsimmons Corporal, Il,
1st Del, wounded.
Fullar s., 4, 18th Conn. I,
wounded.
G
Gear VIM, r., 1st Del, w'd.
CARMEL Lieutenant, E, lst
DEL, wounded.
George Captain John, 1st
Delaware, wounded.
Gammull DIV. list De! ,w'd
L.
Hifkins j., 7th Va. wound.
Hays Sergt 18th Ind, "
Hudson Corp, l4th Ind. !"
Howard Corp, l4lnd killed.
Iiaughton Corp, Go. G,
14th Indiana, wounded.
Houston L.,H, ,l4th ind. /"
Hall CIV. .u,14th md, 8
Haskell l.icat. ,l4th Ind. !"
Ha Old Sergt.F.S. ,14Ind. :
Hammers Wm l4th Ind. )"
HiItz Scrgt. NJ. G.1hel., !"
Hyal! J.. s.. a, Is. icl., 6
HarringtonA ,D,lstbei. !"
Holmes II, d, lst .el., /"
Hophinsoa i.t.C0l ,lDcl.. !"
Helling L. u X ,lstnel., +"
Hanneblc Capt. w, lstlel., /,
Killed.
Hawks J. A, ,1stDel. won ed.
Hoilond Sefgt. j., f., 1st
Delaware, wounded
Harrell J.S. Ill IA Ind. ,wn'd.
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A ScnsntiOn,--It is hardiy Y tn be expect.
cd in such exciting times these ,he ha nroduston Of
fashion should rrfnt sensation The opening
OF the fall style OF Hats at kNoxs 2i2 Broadway has not
withstanding quite sensation fashiona
HE young Knox's Hats lave always been popular.
They more SO than ever this year.
We are Requested to Call Attention %
the percmptory sale to-day, at the Merchants kSoaGngs
Rooms. ~ Broadway, OF the mngnihcent House and u
Lots of land the northwest corner OF Fifth avenue
and Thryfourth street, formerly occupied by DIR. r.
Townsend. See advertisement In morning papers.
To Retired Naval ORcers and others.
Wanted Registers FOR the years 1876 1917 aud 1S33
and any published before 1914 Apply to Capt OSCAA
BULLUS, United States naval rendezvous, No. Cherry
street.
S25 Easily Made.
The following premiums will be paid TO person bring
ing IS Spring street. Immediately alter swearing
in Third regiment Metropolitan Guard
sc for. One recruu
VIZ
Captain WM ii RHODES.
% Spring strce<.
Rupturc.-Trusses OF every Variety
from 81 and upwards, at MARSH BROTHERS, corner -
broadway and Ann street
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HOPKINS sergt. I, 4thR. I.

hand.
Hayes Corp. I ,4th RI, side.
Hugo w. ID, s Ohio wounded.
Hanlutt H,H. II ,Stho., "
Horgh =, K Sth Chic, "
Harmon ", l30th Pa. "
Honnesy j., Sth Chic, /"
Howard 4, Sth Ohio, /"
Hoag ST., oh Ohio, 3"
Hastin = II + j, 8 Ohio, i"
llatgell II. !, sth Onio, "
Hale ). \, Sth Ohio, "
Howard A., IL, ID Del, "
Hams 'chos. G "a rel.. /"
Hamilton Geo ,c,2d Pei, )"
Hammond Corp,E 2Del. !"
Huminich Vim. bora, !"
Huyctt y. X. ,l30th ia. !"
Harris s., 130th Pa, !"
Ilay J. G., i30lh Pa, /"
Heliz Lieut., 7th Va, +"
Holland John, 7th Va, "
Hull Nj. 7th Va, +"
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O'Conner NJ, 9Th Ohio, w'd.
O'DrienP., O, lst Lei. w'd.

~
Pierce E. w., I, 10th Conn. +,
chest.
Pickett E., A, 79th N. X,
scalp.
Paine Jas. A. #, 11th Conn. +,
ankle.
Potter Corp. T. s., II, 6th
Ohio, wounded.
Porkmeyer Ii. Ii ,Ssh0. ,w'd,
De Groot Corp. K, 9Th Ohio,
wounded.
De Witt 5. ". X, sth Ohio,
wounded.
Donnelly t., -, l30th Pa, /,
wounded.
Delaney Lieut.. W., Sth Ohio,
wounded.
Dickinson c., G, I'd Del. /,
wounded.
Delhi Z. ,l30lh Pa. wounded.
DGwsonA. 18th Va. wounded.
Eaton It., b, 9Th Conn. hip.
Econard D., -, 130th Pa. /,
wounded.
Epp r., 4. sth Ohio, w'd.
Emerson g., III ID Del. ,w'd.
EelbrestP. - ,l30thPa. ,w'd.
Tcssendcn c.. +, l1th Conn. +,
head.
Flint J. A., y, 11th Conn.,, +,
thigh.
Foster r. w., d, 9Th Ohio,
wounded.
Fritz W. G, Sth Ohio, w'd.
Pagan j., ID, sth Ohio, w'd.
Ford WE. X, 6th Ohio ,w'd.
Floyd j., sth ohio. w'd.
Farme Corporal W. w., D,
Sth Ohio, killed.
Fund W., X 18th Ohio ,w'd.
Fcrrigu j., II, I'd Del, w'd.
Gcddes Thomas. G., 10th N.
r., arm amputated.
Grauil W, 130th Pa. w'd.
Gallagher Jas ,Sth Ohio, ,w'd
Gavin g., l4th Ind, w'd.
Gricr j. A., l4th lnd., w'd.
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JNxPLosIvE co AZ OH. DETEcrOR-JoHN TA0LiA.
r. brcs Patent Apparatus shows exty at wrat h9at coss
oils OF different Qualities explosive. sold ~ the
maker 20 North William street also. at ~ Fulton stres
Brooklyn and at $50 Broadway. Pamphlets gratis.
The New York herald., 1862-09-23
THE SURRENDER OF HARpERs FERRY.

BALTrMoRE, Sept. %, 1862.
correspondent of the American states tina. at shaps
burg on Friday General McClolien met the guide who
conducted the cavalry from Harpers Ferry and enabled
them to escape and capture Iongstrects -nn. Hc CON-
plmsned him for his service and remarked that il Colo
Miles had Lcd twenty -four hours longer he would
have becn able have captured large portion of tho
rcbcj armv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
!. REAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Singers Letter A Machine

IL the best Machine In the worid for Family Sewing
and Light Manufacturing Purposes
Price t~ith Hemmerl AID beautifully $50
Tie Nos. and Machines are OF great capacity nd
application Tor manufacturing purposes.
Our No. 3 Machines Afe especially adapted to all
kinds OF light and heavy Leather Work, in Carrisge
Trimming Boot and Shoe Making, Harness Makinr
etc., etc They are of extra size. with arm long
enough 10 take under II and stiteh the largest sixed
dasues- There is scarcely any part ef Il Thinner.
stitching tha.caDpot be bette, ese th the IN than hy
hand 50, loo. the saving Of lime and labor is very
great. The table II these aehies is "a inches long
and the shuttle will hold six times The usual auanty
OF thread The large machines woik fast ..s smaii
ones
special sttenttonof VEST MAKERS and DRESS MA
kERs, and all those who want Machines fer ligAt
Manufacturing purposes. They enbody the principles
Of the stand ard machines king like hen. the in
fof faui1s SOWING ard fgAt manufacturing purposes ms
our Standard Machines for manu- featuring pur-
poses IN general.
NC hare aisass hand Htmmfng GHagrx Lines ssd
cooa 7irsaa, sl2 7sast, sYoeis, Beet 4eA.4 OIL -
kofties. rte.
| We manufactnre our own Needles and would warn
all persons asing mach net to buy aly others
We know that there needles sold ef r osf isfe
ror onaifg hss lar prizes taH charge sr best
ihe needles sold ty Us are manufactured especially
for our machinss. n Dad Needle may reader fAs 5ssf
eAiHs affs6sf sstissS. tE5S
Our cusioners may rest THAI all our Branch
ofhces are furnished with the genuine article"
In case of small pure hasss, fbe ones may be sent
In posts ga stamps, or bank naies.
IT&erTssponde uts viii please write their names
distinctly IL h al Important thai should ia each
case knew the Post OHiee. County mi State.
I TAil persons requi ing inform abent Sew
AschiBex their sizes, prices, Wnreing capacities and
the best mkt of FurehasnR, ran bain II by send
Ing To Us, or an. Of ont brRneL 0EceE, for copy
:. "a, 81 ger & Co.'S Gszette,
Which is beautiful Pieoria Paper en.irei, devoted
the subject.
-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
IT WILL BE SENT GRATIS.

IL We have made tho above Reduction In Prices
with the two.told view Of beneniing lAe public aId
ourselves, Ehe putIlc have been s~tndled by stpu
fio ons HAS hinSs made IN Imitation VI he metal
III them from tse lion Ting 10 the SMALLEST piece
of poor quality. The makers have fsot the
their work well. They hid ava. ia plae es
wherrit would be impossible 10 have al their com.
mAnd the proper mechanical appliances. IL ts only
bN doing greAt bustuess and having extensive
nfacuffBx establishments, that e. od machines be
made atmoderatc prices The best designed ma
chimes BADLY MADE, are always liable TO get out OF
order, and are to cost consider able trouble nd
none, ~ Keep thsm inTepair
The qualities 10 lie locked for In a Machine
eia,RF enrrfetHefien rstr of speed simplsep
ef feksfyncfaa srt@ ars5tlsr, rap.a4s opera
ton vita tho leastiabpr Machines to combine these
essential qualities must be made of the netal
tatSAeG 10 perfection We have the wass aud means,
grand scale, TO do this.
The pure aAsvTs vi machines, whose daily bread ii
may concern. will ii nd that those having The above
qualities not only work we'll rapsa II rel sisx
rates OF xpeea, at in the tfest Josste
der Our ma chimes. As MA Us, will KARIN MORE
nokrY. Ith Lr-s nos, tan En! Others whether IN
Imitation u ours or nol In fast, they cheaper
than any other AachiAes IS q gitt
III TLocgI Agents Manied-
4. N. SINGER g. CO.,
ass Hroudnay Ny.
CHICAGO OFFICE-No. 80 Clark st.
j. NJ. BILLINGS, Agent in Keokuks
Septs7-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-10
Time from Quincy 10

Fare as low as by any other Route!
IF' AK for Tickets by way Of the Great Wabash
Valley Route, and be sure .oa gel them.
IT New and Elegant Sleeping Cars arc run from
Quincy to Lafayette t2do miies) that passengers
can get good nights rest, while pursuing theirIour
ney.
IL r. baggage Checked from keokuk to sii iinpsr.
tant places, East and South.
N. B.s.Tfckcts for Sale at the corner OF
Main and I'd Streets, keokuk. Iowa, and sst he Com
panss Ticket Office. "a Front strcC,, quincy, ia.
r. G. SMITH,
General Freight and Tick eli gent,
Quincy. Illinois.
decl7d kEokuK, IOWA.