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John W Rsed, c, o0ta N. Y,
). +. Porter, Jr. q, IAN Y.
w. q. Wilson. ", I'd \. Y.
Eli B-oOks, X, I'd N. Y.
r. h. Bullock. II, 7ist N. Y.
A. McGiIl; l. 2d N. Y.
Corp. C.Putaain, A, IS NY.
Fl. I. wsrdrum, I. let NY.
Corp.S.k. Westervelt, IL .2SY
II. :. venness, G. 2sth n Y.
w. III. Middleton, A, 35 NY.
T. L. Anderson. 4. LIST Pa.
rifles.
Corp. H.G. Fribley e ,S.thra
J. n Martin, G, 5'h Va.
Ssrgt.J.P. Blount, l , 60thNx.
w. y. Bailey, A, I'd U. S.
Shirpshootors.
n. Z. Hiscox, G, 18th USinf.
ke,istcredst Baptist hurch
Hospital, T. street.
Sergt. Major G. J. Bensu, I'd
Battery N. Y. artillery.
J q. Parson, r, 24,h N. Y.
O. Hurlbut, ii, ed Wis.
N. Corcoran, u, 68th N. Y.
VIM M. johnson, A, 8Sth
Penn.
Andrew Simon, l.. 6sthN. Y.
II. Sleyer. I, ssh N. L.
Geo. Barnes. u, I'd Wis.
Jos. Meye.. /, 10th pa.
John Murdoch, II, ,2T.h NJ
smith T.Pearce, A ,1O,hN.Y.
J"hn Parchske. X, I'd Wis.
Chns, lopor, X, I'd Wiz.
T. W. Root, IL. 1929 N. Y.
h. J. fianch, II. 1921 N. Y.
jas. McMahm, g. 18Th NY.
Jas. Randall, u. 10th Me.
II. Park, q, 1ith Pa.
Phil. Dolan, II, 3Oth N. Y.
VIM. Il. Done y, +, 9th N. Y.
l.. .. Coiby, Y. I'd \. II.
A. II. Could, I, 18th N. Y.
J. Brennan, l., 9th N. Y.
J. r. Case, X, 4<th N. Y.
w. II. Sentel, X, a4th N. Y.
Ed. Eason, q, TIN Wis.
J. W. Kidwcl, G., 81 Va.
A. 8. McCutcher, I ,l05tbPa-
Jas. Hyatt, |, "a Excelsior.
John Ryan, +. 7th NJ J.
Sanl. Riss, X, 18th Ohio.
Pat. Black, B. 4th Ne.
). II. sskler. I Goth ". YIN.
q. g. Pa kes, r. nth Wis.
Ed. McAden, Goth.
Geo. W. Wilson *, lO0thPa.
d. Iorosher. D, eSth n. Y.
J. r. Mushsne, K, Tooth Pa.
Ralph Hobsll, ], 1lth Mass.
Levi dGracs, H,l2thN.Y. Ia.
Michael Mnlger. B,ll5th ~.
Mons. W Rice u B,l2,hPa. cav.
Lafa. Clement 9Th Me. bat,
Il. q. Hosford, 1, 4.th N. Y.
Michael Grow k gath Ia.
'spi,al and includipg patients
,ospl,als:---
J.. 7. Bowels, A, 4th Vt.
ID. II. Brickncll, K, 10Th bfs.
Chas. II. Bixby A, ID VI.
Serg.. y. Billings, r, 1th
Ohio, side and arm.
Corp. Jos. pelsyer, +, 21ss
". Y, shoulder and nosk.
Corp. @. barley, X, I'd u. $.
inf intry, arm.
r. boyer. 4, llth Pa. res.
Corp. w. Davenport, A, S0tl'
N. Y.
Corp. T. Daniels, A. LIST Mass.
&. "a. laws, q, s2d Ohio.
q. II. Dcemss, u, 6thPa.res.
u. fekard, ~, 4ath Pa.
n. Edwards, I, 10th NJ Y,
arm.
W. Emerson, 7, Ist Mass.
Csrp. G. Eh,s, A, LIST Mass.
W. Fisher, d, I'd Wis.
w. Fisher, r. saith NJ Y,
thigh.
Corp. J. Ferris. z, 27th Pa.
j. Gleason, ID, 1s,h pass.
J. Giiroy, r., 10Th n. Y.
o. q Guley, ID, 2@th n. y.
w. Gibson, G, oist n. Y.
Henry Miller, h, 54ih N.Y.,
arm and leg.
Sgt. A. kaDouaiii Il 10th Ind:
Henry Moore, G, I'd Pa. r.
Er.d- sssur rs, a, "a N. Y.
ID. Mitchell, y. s0,h ". Y.
Vim. =. Ma.lug,e Il, dtn Nd.
Lex AMI arm.
Stewart Perry, A, 9th Wits.
Henry Pawley,D. 9th Ny
Alfred Pnssisr, q lAth ".
", hip~ep 4 srm.
J. Riley, Hl5'h NJ Y. hand.
Ssrat. Jas. . kosestson, q,
10th ia. i.
Tlios ByIand, \, 9Th IA. X.
John Rnsssil, II, <th ". 81.
C,rposa. J j. Rose, e, 7th
Wis. iooa
WIN y. II bInsou, = ,olh n.
j., hand.
I. nay, 4; 55th Ohio. hsger.
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ID MeSy W loss fAs sfm. L bAy, Cs ootoOAso nhyer.
The following arss the casualties In We Toae teesA
Brockiyn rsSinsnt-
Jieatenalts r. TOLsy Rsddns and GrecrraAB sergsan,s
Downey Crosker Hem. rwaits and Hsvens and Corporal
Davis we're woundn4 Croker and ~ alta, both l~gs
ampuiatsd. Privates Baasnt.s and fnaI'sst tied "
hospitsl to-day CApsnin Myers resostst sd IN saia
Capsias Mallory and Dsyy both killed. tapssa Elcock
not hurt
In The ssvsaseeatn Nsw York ragissnt The fniesias
ofncsrs woanslsds-~
MAJOR W. T. e. Growsr, shot through Bes, sevsfs
Acting Autant Waldo Svras three ballet wounds nos
dangerous; Capt John nuriseh 20. D. severely through
h,p, Captain Martin, 10. d, tn ouSh check aud jaw
captain Wilson Co. three wounds, very severe, Lieu.
tenant T. Vincent Foley Co. A, three wounds very dan
gercus Lieutenspt Bsffian Co c, tIighs wound Leu
isnAas Green Co. u. severe wound Lieutenant Perry
Co. q, wound Lieutenant IsaafoFd, Co. "A,
wound; Corporal isaac BianveN, 90 A, killed. Corporal
II. uss@t, %. a. ksd, lasuenaDa Raid, CO. o, killed.
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Omciai Dr. Svings OF sne ns,n wa 90 ss~ss
Lotteries.
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLAss s3--sepsembe ber 9. Is62
10. ~, ~. ~, ~, -. =, - III ~, 81 -.
DELAwARK. O. tAas 81 cptonher2 q 1867
&c. 4, "a, ~, u. -. S.. 81, -, G3. 15, II.
JOHN A. MORRIS 90,
Wilmington, Delaware
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YeautifUl Conn p.cxi0n.--Lmtrd's y Bloom !.
Of Youth or Liquid Pearl hns els or pesesyng nc
heEuu yin4 the compeAioH EB4 ssn. kn4.cs asns
this delightful Arsici. will have All uggsts,
4jy BROADWAY
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Green 3. s. C, ,lsthNass. leg
GutZwi Ter ,Sst.J. y .3-iOhio
Green James -. I'd Nd.
Green "a II. q. ,D,I7thS.Y.
TRACE f., i, i0sth Y. v.
C,lTan 5. W., X, 18Th Mass.
Crate + II 10Th " Y. heal.
c.sason u. n ,2G,hN Y. leg.
GroenM X ,i14;hN.Y. ,snk e
Gooielir. 9. ,C,TJ,hS. Y. hip
Holacefall T.. r., Goth Ny.
Ear John, q, 2.th y. Y.
Harding M.5. u, i2th Penn.
Besrou Il. , q, ssthP. ankle.
usnber Corp. A.. A, ,T5thPe.
Huihs Jacob, A. 6th N. }.
Ho,f A., n. 3Sth ps.
HlggsrnellA. ~ N, nth Ia.
Hare Geo. G, isth Y. Y.
Eorney i;co. , 7, 3sih y. Y.
Hesdiley Lt.i. v iI, ~ M.
hssorosnd Sofg !. I'd Excel.
H,nnan corp. ). ", Sd WITS.
HoimAa Serg. u, isihMsss.,
chin.
HosaS, r.. 2. Ithwis. arm
srnputaied.
Eys;' Scrg q, oh Wis.
Harrington D., D, 0d NY,
hsnd.
Holcomh w.1. I, SONNY,
thigh.
Haricnraugh j.. X, Io1st
n. ", thigh aud groin.
Horton o., A, A.h " r.,
'eg.
I,
knee.
!.
Jones David, q, ssh Wis.
Jeslrey John, 4, 9th N. J.,
arm.
johnson Hugh, y. lcl.h y.
r., th!,sn
:.
Klinfeuter J.,B. s7u ~.
Kirkpa,rick p, A, ~ vs.
Killiau Lieut.. JEe.s X, c3sA
MaHs.
Kspuey ". .. y, 18th y. 3.
infantry, ssG.
Kaufman A., =, l2th U. B.
infaniry, soap.
Kerrisan Asis ew, D, 10th
Maine.
Kelly Thoe. 7. 9Th Crsn.
ken'er Wm. n, ~ Nd.
Kesxas l., ID, - n. Y. CAV.
Z.
Ieesig r., A, bsd PA.
Logan Corp. WIN. ..esh y 3,
INF. arm,
Lvnch T., T., I'd n. y.
Lyons Jas.. n, 5tA QUO,
Leeds II. p. ,i,!ts Obo.
Latner SssG. g. ,lssA hsss,,
us,ls oisass. ., .. 10 wia.
killed.
Lamepd Aiss. ,i.ssss MI,
Luther hrs. ,D,ava. .,sAisA.
~.
Mesney Corp. O.. ll6thrA.
Net Caulsy D., X 1ttk y. v.
Manor Paul, Q, ~ N. Y.
. cavalry.
McDenps H.. A, sssb N. y.
Myers corp. IA. y "a Mas.
} McUormick r.m.. X, 2jtl
Nasr
Martin chas., zonave q.
Antique.
natninver 6sr., ., ets'
OHIO.
+, Ntgcmmens jas, 4 tfth
Georgia resel)
, Mwernl Sarc. Jro. q, l.
lt4th q. "
Moore Jas A, iosth peln.
dchvoyt i. is,hNase thigl
Marsh T., y, 7,h Wis. klllss
Mckuen Jsr. n, tla WIS.
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OmeSat Drawings os Murray, sGjay D.
90. q Kentucky and Missouri State L0teri.s
kKNuogv EXTRA CLASS ts-berumbcr2 2. Ls62
~. IL, ~, ~, IA. J. 81. IN, ~. U. s.. 81 lS
kEhrucsr. GLASS 81 s' ptcmhef 2 lss2
II. 80, L.. e., 81, a. :, ~. Il a. - 61.
Circulars sent tree OF crsrvr nv ai,ressns
MURRAY. EUp. I co,
Gown
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Prof l.. Miiier's Hair Dye. 70 Censa
black and brown The best Try H. FOR ssr b, drugstssA
Depot. 81 Dey street.
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Onictal DrR wings os enc library fsso-
oiston Company Lottery OF Kentacxy
GLASS No 2s5--Sei itenber q l8s2.
Al 50, 81. ~, ~. II. IL IS, $3.50, 1, Z. 80.
CLASS No 26'-sepscmbsr. 1867.
go. o.. 62. 80 ~ =. -. ~. -. SO. 10, s.
=. FRANCE 4 Co. covtugton. ~.
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he u tfful Coma pl vi yion--PhLlon's~ ~snoVe
White Cream when applied TO the sce. neck and
like the u n,Gk-s the
sinooth, and the conperon pnTeutly wnils
Sold BY all druggss AND fancy goods dcxIe.s-
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ADDITIONAL LIST OF CASUALTIES.

Young Corporal Juc. r.. Co. II, 9th Now York.
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Y G. A. ,''hoHEU. capt. ~.
!, MichiGus.
u. n. newton, X. Sd Mic
!. l.. Drake. u. 66'h Ohio.
q. Starton, Q, tib rcnn.
II A. DINER. y. 2S'h v. Y
q. r. Bachelor j .l1iL Mis
+, u. y. Casey, A, llth Mass.
j. II. Ioompert, =. oithN.
q. A. Soy CO. H p;th n. v.
y. 8. W<nesar. -. ~ WIS
Chas. kv,ls, Capt. -. tsl
Penn.
Alex. A. RioS. Z. sfst N. Y
W. X. Hall, II, zlth N. z.
J. e. MARSHALL, G, fI0th ~.
J.W. navis ,ssgt. II -, hN. Y
J. Nichots. X, 4lst n. Y.
Us Smith Sgt q. 2UshN Y
N. Law. Corp. q, 10th " 7
J.Bp pns.ei Carp, q, Dtky-Y
J w. rratt, x, Goth n. y,
H. Plough, n r20th ". Y.
ID. Whitaker. ID, 2Oth N. u
w. smith. u, 3Sih ". Y.
y. j. Fell, u. 2Nh N. Y.
L. Kibb! , u, 10Th N. Y.
= Bush, +. 10Th N. Y.
l The following are q the
M.Lsais.k .2sthMa , ,Msisi
O.Remsen. I .56,h0hio, neck,
T. ID. Jones, A. lith PA. e.
A. Jamcs, I, 18th Mich.
G. o. rermott, b. 18th Mas.
J. v. Hadioy. h, 1th Ind.
Jno. Stewart, A, list Ohio.
Jacob c. Patrick, b. 36th
| N. Y.
Sam'l MaAars, A, 1t0th.Pa.
Martin Byine, II. eth u. III.
8. L. chiids, Il, Sd w.
Jacob beunett, I, 22d N. Y.
Jas. Chambe o, K, 73d Pa.
Mcslaughtou . - ,6lst Pa.
II. JuhGsnn, Il, l04th \. Y.
Jss. Williams, H, l2.h n.
Chas. i. Holt, h, I'd \. n,
John Mercer. e, 12,h U. 8. I.
n. s. simmons. |, "a N. H.
Aaron Boyk, H, l7th Ind.
l G. ". Turber, X, , Sd Mich.
N. Straito1, H, 56,h "a.
J. g. Belts, A, 4Oth Y. Y.
John q. Holtz, A. I'd Mich.
A. Eagle. d, I'd Wis.
l.. Israel, sergt, G 22i N 7,
VIM Buckley. q, lOUtti Pa.
J. Mckenzie. II, 7th Pa. .r.
T.p.Sswyer sgt g ,llthMass.
Elias lowell, NJ, lO0th,pa.
j. w. Dow. A, 44th y. Y.
j. Dunn, A, 24th N. Y.
John Murray, J, 9th N. r.
Jas. O'Brien. e, 40ih N. Y.
}. II. Taylor sgt. & ,40thN.Y.
p Monnier. i. 24th N. Y.
| J. w Rumbaugh, !, Oath 70.
C. Rose, |, l05lh IA.
M.W.W ilmar Sgt "A, ESD Ps;
7 Downey, +, l4th N. Y.
j. George, y, 11th infantry.
W. II. Rogers, +, loom "a.
J. a. Plat, B; 1st. N. Y.
II. l.. Krclznr, G. 9Th N. Y.
Jno. Hawkins, l, Oath N. Y.
r. W. Brown, @, 24th N. Y.
J. Potts, G, 18th Ohio.
q. Marsh, X, 4lst n. Y.
Serge Swartx, ,lst>.Y art.
j.. A. CochrHne, n +, 9Th n. Y.
W. Flicker, II. 18TH Ohio.
+. W. Young, h, 01th N. Y.
r. Fitzmorris. r. list N. Y
oFFICERS
Capt. r. Jones, Il, 9th N. Y.
CaIi.P. Mcclellan i ,101 Ny.
LtW.I. .Trembly E,l04 Ny.
u A. Malpas. q, 40th ". Y.
Tho following arest the B
John r. I.antz, 81 y. -, r.,
III. Carey, I'd N. j., v, fie
George Gordon, 2d N. j., q,
David Ackermann, I'd v. j.,
John Barhbhold. q N. j., E,
Thomas Jonas, list ". J. y.
Charles Dering, Lieut.. Sd "
VIM. Bacon, Adit., 26th N. J
Joseph {. Tayio,, 2d N. r..
Henry snyder, 68th u. r.,
7. :. Barr, 81 Pa. Cav. NJ, b
VIM. II. Harrington, 2G,h N
Joseph SAVIOUR. I'd N. T.. u,
Geo. u. Smith. Serg., I'd N.
Jacob Lombard, 2lst y. r.,
VIM. Smith, doth N. Y. II,
Joseph Baker. 29th N. r., B
John Ulrich, lst U. s. art,
| Thomas Davis. 5th r. I. bait
James Mcintyre. Serg. 2s,h
James VI. Davis, Sd Va, h,
Win. Petiel, 5ih Exc lsior, A
James Eslep, 6th Excelsior,
Hy. Wagon, f5th ". r.. fies
The following is q list ol
Hospital, wa-hine ton. A
sent to PHILADELPHIA. Na;ul
VIM. Hardy, l, 26th Pa.
II A..h.kasA Ib..na ~ ksk VI
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Gouraud's P0aslre Subeii- uprO0ts Ha.sn
from low roreheads upper tps part OF the
warranted 4s3 Broadway.
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r.. " fpwron, p, fsd Penn
A. "A J"nas, b.. d.ia Tenn.
X. Patton, T., esd leaa.
IL. tefglsnn. j. Saith Penn,
Z. nunsor, u Dist feDD.
4. burton, y, 2d Penn.
J.. Sievcns0n, IL IA. bat.
T.. Reddy, Cart. X 9th Nh.
J. :. Copp, y, 10Th Mich.
II. Rice, CFp., y, 81 WI.
y. Rider. Corp. .c,sistMsss.
~ Ion hue, A. l0Ist N. Y.
Chas. steber. II, 2lst N. Y.
G.Kraser Corp, A. z6thPa.
J. Doyle. +, 10th N. Y.
y. Fitzgerald. n, 20th N. Y.
A. n. Swsrt, D., 2Oth N. Y.
C. Bamai. I. 2Osh N. Y.
II. Donahue. h, 10th y. Y.
N. Greene. n. lU&th N. Y.
c. Miller, II, 60th 10.
q. 8 Brown. T., -.24S N. Y.
J. Cavsnah, X, 4ytfs Pa.
J. Hertan, X, isth u. 3. L
Ira Craft, N. Tth Ia. resrv.
N. Brell, r. i05 N Y.
d. Steele. Il, u, III N. u,
= G. stewart, 1, 2zd N. =.
mory Hospital
l.. q. sweet, I, 18th N Y.
J. s. Franklin. I. 6ist n. Y.
8. H. wbasford. d, l4th
N. Y.
8. B. Schlaghte. n. 10th Ind.
r. O'Isrien, Il, 1871 Mass.
r. Adam, A, LIST Ind. cav.
A. Funk, n. 9th 10. res.
Corp. James Morris, l4th
u. =. l.
lsuac Howe, r. ID Ps. cav.
G. Counolly. n. ID W..
Conrad kurtz, A. Ilth Pa
Chas. Scriber n. 24th N. Y.
&. Randall, l., LIT Mich.
Levi Van Ocker. =, l04th'
N. Y.
IBIS. Gibson, B, 9Th N. J.
6crgl. VIM. r. Kidd. A, l2th
In. reserve.
+. Smith, II, 26th N. Y.
G. H iisw0rth, b, 10th Ind.
b. Davis, G, Gath N. Y. ree.
Thos King, y, ID Ind.
G. r. Morgan, B, LIST Mass.
Jas. Mccarthy, +, 2lst n. Y.
G, Z. Masters, =, 22d n. r.
G. q. lily, Il, 9Oth PA.
G. w. Gates, Is, Sd Mich.
John Sibfe;l. h, 53d Ohio
JnO r. smith, II, 95th N. Y.
ID. g. Lovett, A, Sd Mich.
A. c. Par lcer, A, 81 Mich.
John Schlccht, q, 10Th infy.
A. Ro0nsy, q, 40th N. Y.
J. o. Grundy, u, 40th Pa.
G. Whitney A, LIST Mass
J. { chancellor. r, LIST Mass.
J. Muir. A, 1sf Mas.
J. Kelley, r, LIST M'iss.
A. ste wart, @, 1st Pa. cav'y.
John Saityar, +. Seth ps.
G. N. Fox. y, 2lst n. Y.
J. NJ. Hughes, +, 9Th "a. res.
&. Snawiing, A, 9Th 10. res.
Thos. Payne, l, 9th N. Y.
J. J Archer, h, 7th v. J.
A. wohendorfsr A, IL Mass.
A. Dun, G, lith PA
J. Morris, g, 10th N. Y.
Ssrg. u. Smith ~, 9th N. j.
NV. W.Waithower,E, 1lth Pa.
Ssrg. R.H.Amss. +, 9th NJ.
J. J. Firth, q, sth N. J.
Wounded.
Ii. G. B.Tobey, G, 14th MY.
Ii. Fiske. n, 22A N. Y.
Ii j. N. Bird, 1. Tth Wis.
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Tho following received at the Unitariaa Church
Hospital corner Of ss.h aud streets Tie na,ure Of
wounds not Registered "A portion ohsm have bsen sen,
n phiindeInhta.
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BRsch~Ior'n Hair Dye--the Beat A" ,as.
word ;instantsnrous hsrmi M and resuc Soli 4
isss pertumcrs sveryw Factory 81 Earca
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DRAsE's PLANTATION arsrERS.
- k-b-,ss'.-y

~ sssu..-o s.s.'s ~ o. ''t @'. i-g Vul bevers
and herbs IL iryi tht lSiy vtf ~ ,i',s
brain. Il destroys Acig r rs s,sns = .,s,ts .n = 4.
tte at f.sgeal tho syt.nn. r.,,.,1 =. :,
SSyrf1p-iS - s,'.'. .o-s Ds-"s Complaint IL
r'I,ons v. ~ "A.N y. ~ ~ disease rt
by oil :, ari 10 asH ,... \, 49,
sud derass rsons sst :, al ~ ocs = drug stss hy,.
s"' ~ u nRAyx co N
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sssaAns q Captain j. A. s.aeac Firth regiment United
oessss artillery.
WOUNDED oexxsars AZ wiLlARpa
csnerab Schensk aud Tower also wounded are al VII
cards HOTEL
UnoN OvrIcxRs CAPTURED nv Ius Rsnsis
Surgeon A. J. Ward OF the Second Wisconsin, was
taken prisoner and sent adrift.
Adjasans Dean, Of the same regiment, is prisoner.
Captain J. Mcclure commissary Of General Patrick's
erigAAs. b not prisoner.
ARRIVAL os NURSES, SURGEONS, sro.
Soores or surgeons and nurses from Northern cities
0ave arrived here In response 70 the u
surgeon General but have isund nsei for their
vices.
fHn worNDnD WELL CARED Fon.
Every necessary preparation for the Of the wound
Cd has been mads In Alexsndr,a number Of dwellings
Belonging 10 absent secsssouiss have been taken os
Hospitals.
IHH KNIGHTS or THE GOLDEN cncLs IN rloUmI
understood that shs circles OF the Knights Of the
Golden Circle In Washington, Georgetown Baltimore
are 10 bs broken up Ii probable that all the Known
nebers Of this organization In those cities will te i'm.
znediately arrested. :
NARROW ESCAPE OF AN OFFICER.
The wrer Of this letter yesterday saw q silver watch
seougng 10 one OF the officers OF the Excelsior brigade
which while in tho left side pocket OF his vest,
strnck BY a ball. completely reversing its shape from
convex to concavc. This watoh acted . shield and
waved hs life. The officer (wcbb), 1t ia believed.
Afterwards wounded In ths arm and ocnvalescent.
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Hill, Iaimftabie Cutter OF Hair y n4s
WhiAkcrs.-Aar DSo 81 cents ulck brawa. No. 1~r
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MISCELLASEOUS.

4 SAVING or TWENTY PER CENT By B,rp
4 N your Gallery. silver Plated CUDcs re to1si
aud Housek keapiug Articles Al +. d. BASS UkJ-. ~ ,
Institute
\ 4 BOX or PAPssR II AND ENVELOPES (sLyG..x IN
: n tsi ready MARKEDLY ouiy ~ ~ a. GLE sSEnhs (, )
Broad way.
A CcoJSr BDOKS.-THE HI s. PLAcE - an
"A them l. A. DoWL.S, >, 70 NJ. frost.
(,LLkhnGohs M l.isssiss u. w w --PAE.iA. ~ Q,
seet MAIZE only at ~ Brpsws. ct seesC rs,,
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

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sfp.u.e,, vi nv -. ~ composed ~
puf1 ~ .'oaA ~, ~ ttaasays BARK, rncts npf
ntios ,LfiMsNl. aipt ~ ak snf fe p-reers,
snn " y. TIE w - y. II dNs .
senus ton.S As1 sl.ss An thaa FOR chan Of
sessouA S"sa y AZ oF.s'H ggst-, hotels anI
y. ". p&A..bf ID n. y
The New York herald., 1862-09-03
THE CAS- SUAL TIE s.

Additional Names Or the Killed and
Wounded.
The following names Of killed and wounded In the
BATH Manssses In addition 70 those here
t0fors published in lhe HERALDs-
The New York herald., 1862-09-03

Baptist church, Alexandria,
/, right hip.
eah wound in right thigh
I, right thigh.
:, q. left thigh slightly.
{, flesh wound In left leg.
/. right leg.
Wis. right leg fractured.
r., flesh wound In lett log.
/. ID, wounded din leg.
A.
horse fell ON him.
N. Y, L, flesh wound. slightly.
!, flesh wound both thighs.
. Y, X, right shoulder.
:, G., ri Int shoulder.
. wound In right thigh.
B, desh wound Ia right thigh.
4, right arm.
.tery. D, shot through.hea
h MASS, A, right shoulder.
,rieh, am.
A, In the neck.
!, 4, right leg, slightly.
.sh wound In right thigh.
OF wounded received at Trinity
portion Of those have been
,,re of wound Is not givsD:--
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

Nc Tho YicksbGrg Whig OF the 2Sih ult.
says: Every thing from shove indicates, that
the enemy are Justly engaged in Tennessee
getting the winter campsiyn ready. and pre-
pairing the troop. for it. Grant vita his sixty
thousand mont the number reported-is still
living in front of army on tho Mississippi
Central Railroad, near Grand FUNSTON. The
Memphis and Charleston road Is being rapidly
.repa ired from Memphis out towards Decatur,
with view, doubt, to open communication
with Rosecrans at Nashville, by the Columbia
road, which would cradle the enemy tn con-
centrate at any point. Rosecrans is gradually
emerging with his army frem Nashville, and
III short time we expect TO hear Of an engage
meni some where between Lebanon and Muir
free. boro'
kentucky being now clear OF Confederate
troops, the enemy will be enabled 10 make
efforts ON no small scale for tho redemption Of
tennessee, ami our government will lind that
.he west will demand all the ability that can
De brought to it. assistance. Indeed it will,
We 'hihk, tax the acku wedSed capacity of
ueh- Joseph L. Johnston to defend th- State.
he' however, is a real srratcgist, nnd has
proved beyond daubt his ability TO handle
az os anu fJll the best ofthe abolition iealcr-
ne, therefore, think thar Gen. Johnston will
ihaAs The campaign disastrou. one to the foe.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

TELEGRAPH LINE.-We understand that there
is large quantity of telegraph wire at Little
Rock, and that it is the intention of the ow-
ners of the line from Little Rock to Arkadsl-
phia to extend their line to Camden, and thcnc e
to Shreveport, to connect with Vicksburg and
Texas. Now cannot il not be so arranged til at
we can get the line to pass through this place.
Our citizens are always anxious and eager for
the latest news, and want the very latest We
therefore, modestly suggest to them the pro-
priety of taking some steps to secure an ex,
tension of the line to this place. We are in
fifty miles of connection with Arkadelphia,
aud sixty from Camden. A very few hundred
dollars would be sufficient to insure an instant
communication with all parts of the Con fed
sracy. Will not few eff our energetic men
take the matter in hand and put it through :?
The stock pays we'll in this State.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

U-The history of the growth Of wool is
very curious. Fifty years ago not pound
Of wool was raised in the United States
in Great Aritan, or in any other country
except Spain. In the latter country the
focks we're owned exclusively by the no.
biity OF the crown In 1864 small flock
was sent to the electors OF Saxuny as
present from the King of Spain, hence
the entire product of Saxon wool, now, Of
such immense value. la 1908. during the
second invasion of Spain by the French,
,",nr nf The valuable crown flock were sold
raise money. The American Consul
LIB ~, Mr. james, purchased 400
81 a ID sent to this country. a portion
II the pure Marine blood of hoe f.cks
still To b. found in Vermont at this
time. Such is the origin of the immense
h cks of tiue w,o!ed sheep in tho Uuited
States.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10
WAR News

LIVERY body look at th;, 49,.
~ that will be In the difsrs,ah
" Hampstead county, on m. s.n fus
for the purpose Of collecting a. IA
and Military Taxes for the v.,y ~
State and County Taxes ior n.
Also 70 assess ali property I.hl. NM
for the year S6s, viz:
A. Fulton, Bots dare torn,h,-
day and Thursday, tbs 7th and Al n ! !.
1868.
At Spring Hill. Spring Hin
Friday and Saturday. th. 9th IA N
At the old TrAmmell Placs
ship. on Monday and Tues - $50 !.
18th. 0s ID
At Moscow, Missouri tovnsA;.
and Friday, the 18th and 18TH % II
At Cottinghsm's. Red L,,a
Monday and Tuesday, the leth sval
At Nashville. Mine Cr.sL Oh
Thursday. Friday and S.turda, " N y,
and Path.
At Columbus, Saline torn.h;. N
and Tuesday, the 26th and 9th
At Washington, Ozan town,l..
dsy. Friday and Saturday, the set, y I, \
3lst. ~
AT which times and place. an g.,
are urgently requested to coms co.,
pay their taxes cannot favor I'D
persons not wishing their properly &,
come forward and par. "'
THOS. II. SINE
Dec. 10, 1862. o''
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

@ The True Democrat of Wednesday
stated that the Federal army, 20, 900 to
Smith. We have heard rumors of Skin
Dish at or near Cane Hill, in Washingt n
county, on Friday last, but have seen nor
heard of any confirmation of them.
Two gentlemen down from Van Buren,
county, on Thursday, stated tina. about
1900 Fcderals came to Yellville last week,
ard burned that place. Captain Shaw,
Provost Marshal Of Searcy county. made
Reconnaissance with his cowpar y, and
discovering 202 mon belonging to The
party, charged upon them, killing and
woundiug sev-pry-ive. Captain Shaw
was soverely wounded in the encounter.
ytofe Gazette, Dec 8.
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

NSpeaking Of the early Termination
OF this war, the Richmond Examiner very
logically argues tina, this is no, the s-e Of
Punic Wars. The length of cur Struggle
is already nosrly equal to ten year, of war
century ago. Telegraphs, railroads.
steamboats, ard improved guns have n.,d I.
Que year Of war now as costly, ae fruitful
of results, and as destructive in l.. effct.
as fue in the times Of car grandfather.
With respect 10 endurance The South
has already passed the crisis of the ~
test; aud the enemy can drive u. to ~.
further extremity of suffering without in,
rolving thu ncceasity Of his own e2haus-
tom ssets9 % ssAasaEz
Washington telegraph., 1862-12-10

THE CoTron = TRADE.-Ths white
stream Of cotton from the interior con-
tinues to flow uninterruptedly, ard the
good Effects upon business are plainly dis
cernible. All the dry goods and grocery
establishments which have taken the
:rouble to Inform the public of their
Whereabouts, and the full extent of their
stocks, are doing fine business. The
prices still keep up to high figure, and
the staple is as eagerly sought fer as it
was five months ago. A large quantity
Of cotton changed hands yesterday, at
from 4S to so cents. Tennessee currency
is generally required In consequence,
Tennessee bank notes are looming up,
and Command premium owe, everything
but gold AL! look forward to lively
winter business season. Memphis Argus.
22d uh. ~r~r f.