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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07
4 Hescrtcr was brought to Rc hmond Thurs

4 Gescrtc,- was brought to Richmond Thurs
day night by member OF Stewards Cavalry
", belonss, to the 95i n. Y. regiment, is Il
Sco.chnan by birth, aud left 5ecause i'll treat
ed He was caught about twenty miles above
Richmond IL. shot an oficer attempting to
pass his poet without the eountels'-+', *Ndeves
afterwards 'scauyht Jesse" This, ne says, ne
could not eta,ld, and left for arother locality iu
hcpaa Of better treatment lie was carried
be fore Assistant Provost Marshal Alexander
and SEPT to Gaelic G ydwin. The man belonged
to the regiment commanded by Col. Crocker
sometime einos made prisoner on thu PENN
snla by our torcee. Es was dressed IN ciiiLeh's
clothes.
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EXchAnKlGR RHisonefn.

We would again commend the suggestion
of friend, referred to in Thursday q Dispatch,
- the attention Of the Government. la ex.
changing prisoners let the Germans and Irish
b sent back first, and the Yankees retained
till the last The ensmy place no value
whatever on tho foreigners in their ranks,
and in point of fast, would rather DO rid of
them than not. Bot their appreciation OF
themselves is = very different affair, and one
which, BY managing jadieiaiiy, would turn to
good account
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

Suppltes .J0r TIC Rosptlo35--Any article,
either OF wearing apparel or food, sent to
Richmord froul the country, in care OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, will reach
theis appropriate destinaiou-viz: the hospi
tails containing the wounded soldiers of the
Confederate army. This is rs it should be-
Inc people residing il the country have not
been uiggaIdiy in their contributions, rs tie
supplies Of al kinds daily received tally at
Test Private families having il charge one or
more of our brave defenders, would do well
TO register thsir names at the office Of the As
socisliop, Tor ths information Of friends and
relatives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

kssTucKY--"E.E tlorIs! I'VE are rles sad
to notice from lnte Norti Ell Iapsle hat, H.
cor seaue, &c % tue T4m9vsl of los Federal
troops from RsntaCky 30 Tennessee, the
Ecu err 1GAis Zen III ksatlcsy hsvs re
c,ne VIVA they term rim udaat and lawle.s ~
Recruits for hunpai 81 Marshall are Iapidly
enli.,ug in Tho Ceotra! coua tiss: Secession
candidates for civil OH ICE have boldly declsr.
cd themselves, end gaerriIll rartes have
com r1eucsd TO harrass the Linco.nits symre.
thszars In various sections. Thia condition OF
affairs fseys the Memphis Apyean evider ces
ii e inception O: happy res non. and 50 awe.
struck ar~ the Kentucky trsItors 81 is esnitS
thu. the Slate Military Board has formally
QueAted Lincoln 10 send thsnl T. Militar ?
Governor, clothed wt:E tEe snonstrcus pew.
eTs Vow eAAsr1ej ~ andy johnson in this
Szate, VINO IS 70 .ufs seds Gov. ts2j y. = II Il
HouGc orHn aGd yeiseCstS Gii saon as reflts
10 bow ihd criage TO tn : aincT OF lite Wash.
legtoE c"spotihn a foroe CT five ihousanI
Hessians, 3. ~ statat, will ana h IN this
movement" Gen. J. l. B,yle. of Kentuckyr
who com mar ced brigade at Sh' lob ia sno,
ken Of as the mOnsTsr who will p.obsblv ufil,
his bill" such 10 the IA &c OF poor Rsn;ucsv
whose GsAy policy OF neutrality has co. s;gnst
her to no pol uttpg sm brace OF AbolitIonisrr
and euch viii be Tie fate ofevery other Sou,h
ern state lha. is ovsyrul and cor q uered hy
the dsEIrosing Vandals who eye Won tied uD.
on Us from the dirty alleys aud workshops Of
the Hor'h. They will snip u Of our li6ettie.
NJ TIE trees ere Stripped u tbsir foliage hy
the btsht.sg tlasts CT winter, ma eark
n'EaF Of ocepotism. wo.ss ttaI Hungary or
Austria svea saw, will reign over ths fair
iend OF the noutl, Fever again to b followed
~ ne dawn Of another day Of freedom.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07
SUr iy u[E "a.

The New York Usyaid is unable to account
for the powerful array that is holding McClel-
that eli S.onsvail is reinforced 80 strongly in
tie Valley. [ comes TO the very sage con-
casiou, that it must have been reinforced
FROM the army OF General Beauregagd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

TEE OBS rEUrTIoE OF WAFER IFPscAC9gs -
The jackson n.setss gP5ql gives the following
account Of tha efforts IL oostruc. the Mis.is.
spYi river, which proved SO unfortunate e
iaiiure
.sInere vss to-m,dahia Obstruction placed
be. weea Forts J icGsCn and ut Pciiip, con
sstipE OF hearv iHgs hetroea foriy and sixty
feet Ill lens III, lasted together ~ large chain
r1nr iug across the rival under the irEs, CT q
faften d On DO b sides of the river by plan.
ing very herYv anchors TneTa Yves siso
abou. Thirty enchors laid down into the bot
tom # the river SO powerfully lad this rat,
besr built nd tis ened on 10th shores. and
SO thoroughly lad & neen anchored. tat ;,
was relieved by ,h3sa VINO constructed 1t that
nothing save he Etytl Iwly OF he bottom
OF the Mtseissippi i saif coult break it. j.
@ss IN possible for vessels t. lass the forts
While the raft WIS actosa the river u a. III
threa months but vas p. way finally by
tb g high water, the rspjd curIsnt and tae
drt.t a Gamer eId men were constantly
employ ed 10 attend 10 the raft, and to keei
way he drift, &c, which, nowsver, 1t yes
found trc r,rsrlrIe 10 Do. This raft cost Il OF
ass .iian fifty i've tnoussnd or sixty thou
sand 6si.,,rs; an6, had it not bseu tor h MA
pt, ce;.ea 81 nish wa or. Il IS sarposed hat u
~ oG'd have esS2I. ne t1:p0ss foI which
l. vcas il e Ged
After tie raft was carried away ar ct 1 er
obstruction was placed across tho river -
soon as pes.tble, by III cborine small vessels,
AMI runniIE cha1ns flom ole to the otaer,
1ItPE tUtiF MAS were ItEQStu Eht nth
worked night and dag - 6ccoTn plish this 49,
TIE distractions thus made remained in 70.
sitioc until within ,Wo or three days of the
fg 1t, when II. 90, w3s cafTi. il Il s!orn oy
ute sssssis br saktns aeSrsft bova IL an q cou
ing down aKaiEs: il, which hey did with
sreat violence, the current beng very rap.
Id sad rna wind blowing very hgri. Yes
seIs vsre Immediately Set 10 work to put this
obs.Tu stiog Ia posi- ion sg IN, bot the enemy
wen d 80. allow them 10 do J.. but fired U con
them whenever they attempted It. Ihs co.
struc.iops between The ioTts cost not ias,
than iIl0, %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

Annther IuetntGH at Sh,toh.-Chaa. Pres
ton Caa1'ler, grandson o. Rev. il. Keeling,
OF tins city, 6 youth Of eighteen. lost his lett
ey 9 in tho battle oil Sbiioh, and HOW writes to
his mother, in this city. that he ls about 80 re-
turn to the army, having nearly recovered ;
corld with both. There is in possession of his
moth - letter from Gen. HaTdee, i'll his own
hand rii,ipe, comp'inlsnting tie brave youth
for hie gallant conduct on ,has memorable bat
tie field saeh is the sp.rit Of our Southern
tD;R
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Fer ~ III hmG, d l. isost b
The 'Jsn-irgs Hiss Hassars" ard thstr Ne" F!aS
CA,r LEE, JUDI OBJ, s5i.

CA' AEB, JUNE 90, S5E.
Permit me through the med um Of the lis
.atch on behalf CT his Jennings Wise l. us.
snr s " to a. kIov.ehae the receipt CT a bean; i.
fui fig, st ibe hands cf the yisafs Tayl 81
tbi4 ely. lis with feelings Of unbcupdr1
pride and gratitude that we take this bstG.i.
full emhpm Of as ID ern rights and Sou.hcrn
equality IS tho Etsr CT our guide, the banner
of cur choice UndiElned by tbs stain of dis.
houtr, mt, rnisbed by the hand of oppfas-
Sion now II at 10 tn. hrst "a, fai- ard love.
!, as thu he Its Of the fair ones wh o conceived
the idea OF er trusting it TO our care and II
o genuine appreciation Of its WORTH, firm
and uLfi,cchiIg deter 10 nation, even unto
death to preserve it uEtarrished in Its cIiGt-
nal On rtty, VIC feel assured it could rot have
hssn placid in hatter hands Beneath its
bright folds we will march to meet the vandal
invaders Of our homes, COZ ii .ent 1T victery
wi; in no instance foTsake il. Wherever IL
fu.ters 10 TIE b-eeza VIZ vii! there be fond dis
charging our duty IS becomes true soldiers,
thoroughly imbued with the justice Ct their
cause.
K.rd ladies, the presence Of such amagnif-
cel. banner, a Ii,smen,o OF your respect, VIII
keepyou ever fresh in our memory, and will
servo ss an aucoE querabie Stimulus to~v'g2.
rous action In the hour of peril ard danger.
We pledge you cur united hearts and sacred
houors 10 bear it aloft In the thickezt OF tha
f.ehI ard Whea its folds shell no hum b ed AT
tra.npie0 IN tiNs dust III ever, there around
the spot Of It's last In oud stand Will be found
many OF Cur bodies, krappied with the BASTARD
~ -s.iee !, Il, ,kaf sleep which knows nG wax
lE2 a MErBsR CT TIE C0xrAGY.
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no one can behold the devotion with viii n
ne 's6'ss OF Richmond are miDisteripx to TIE
~oenae1 IN our various hospitals without be-
'os osspty snectsd. The spectacle ia inexpress
oiytoneoipg AI'he Pos,iesi phrases which des
ozibs woman as "minis.srirg sn,s, " f.iI,o
convey IN Idea Of the wonderful reality now
enacttng before our eyes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

Ra,lyoad Accde nt--A soldier was knocked
down by the Petersburg train: as it came into
the depot last evening, when ma was attempt
ing to cross lis leg was badly injured, but
no bone was oxen. lis was taken to The
Byrd lard Hospital
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

The rroSptcts of battle at an early
day we consider very good, having head al
order read ont last evening in this city, from a
Gtneral of Division, to eond to camp under
guard all soldiers ia the diharen. guard housea,
and al soldiers and officers who could be found
walking about ,he city who were able TO 90
duty. This was with q view TO return them
to the regiments to which they respectively
bLlCug.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

The siiiny magistrate at the Police Corrt
had bat lit,e to do yesterday, and performed
his usual duties with alaerity. The body IF
II 9nry. a darksy employed at the ChimtoIa2,
HoRrital, found in tue street attached to a
basket of sugar, which it was supposed ne had
stolen. vas Administered on in the usual way.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

Total, killed. wounded, ana mi.slrg. as
u. A. 0AiLLAsD,
A6JI eth Regiment > U Vols.
cAsuALrIIs II 90. H., t7r4 Va RSaInIxr, foAp r.
fuoS. WELcH)
Wounded WM Bruce, ] Jnn Brown. W N X
OolemsE. WIN Tosuos. Root III aarusst. Ichn
Long, James IL Kama, and Lieut. Il q Dear
matte. None eoasidsrsa dan ssroasiy woUnd
ed. -
cAsuALglHs ~ 90. 4, 2AYH VA. axslnsxr, toAPr.
W. sUDLIOu.)
Killed; tylvates i " NILS, Jesoo i Pea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

Eeseral Ccntederu'e 9uuboats and river
cleaners, irpited ~ high water, made their
Sppsarance yesterday in the neighGorhood of
Richmond The Teeze1 apd another guuboas
anchored ia the dock foot OF 1ist street, while
the \ H. Schultz ard another steamboat pro-
ceeI.,i to tie end Of tbs Island east Of Mayo d
bridge. They were afforded free scope, jrd&-
ing from the quantity of water. 10 10 about
where they pleased.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

At ssas. f3::r hundred of the wour dsd of the
batile, of 5 lturday aud Sunday last have gone
home and they are going daily. The mortall
ty has been very small thus lar amongst the
wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

TIE Ets,i@aG of the Weeks, or Pentieost,
has been celebrated Ly our Hebrew fellow
citizens for three days pact, ending with yes
terday, Tas Synagoauas dnriug lis continu
ance were decorated with ev-rsreens.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

PatFict Henry WoJsham, s<rgss MT Na,o, a,
met , TirEtuia Cavalry. d.ea ~ Pstersonr.
last wednesday night. OF typhoid vsE
a correspondent Of tbe Jackkon M.ss.ss pptoa
O6sts reward Of $40 COZ for the head Of usn.
$jesysae batter,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

Tie Tar!otiss.--We learn that this Mace of
amps ment will be rs opened on Monday
evening. An impression has got ont that
Franklin II al. now the Varieties, had been
ia ken for hospital Such ID not the fact, as
,hs building was found IN suited for such a
purpose when inspected. Cat Of respect TO
the d, ing ali! wounded soldiers, and the gene
Ial gloom which rervades cur city, Tiers has
been 10 performance during this weeks fact
which speaks loudly for the humanity OF those
in charge. Romeo and Juliet will be played
Monday light
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

TEE SouiHgss Exphkss TELraKlPs The
Southern Esprers Jompshy ~ extending is
teIaSrs ph lipe to Haiete h. and will eventually
reach Eioh,noEd. via UanYille- hus giviJ &
toiuln bia two complete .ciegraphic conrec.
ticns with ira Capital of the Cor fsderacy
The line has beer CO Mpletsd as IN r "a Sails.
bury, ". u, and viii be Ia operation 10 few
days Julien SOule hss been appointed Eu.
perrin ten deA: of the RaI iins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

h~x RICakUND TYPUaRAPHIuAL 50.
E>-S GETTY "A sta-ed meeting Of the So.
ciety will be held THIS EVENING, Ians Tih,
al O'Clock. at the Hall over Mr. T. r
Goodies I iutiug Once, next 70 thsiPost- o.
flee, on Main s.Cest. Members are r. q heated
to be pcuctuai In their atten dan CO, and also
those who have bean elected IN m en- bsrship
BY order OF the President.
Wm. W. wOLFI,
te lit Recording Secrstsry
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4 man named Joseph Wernith was arrested
vest. rtay and Gagged by the police as person
of suspicious character aud hos.ie to the SG.:e
of Virgins
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

~ THs.SU RGEUH in charge OF the Gen.
~ erai Enspi,sl re:uTns hia sincere hams
~ Mra, W ATT for her donation Of eSss
butter. dried fruit, bsncazes, old linen and
lint, and tomato le7-lts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

BsnJamia Laughrtdge, T. militia Colonel OF
Murray coaEty. On has Teen lined $500 fol-
running Il whiskey st,Ii, II violation OF tine
procisma tom OF Govsraos own.
Ga lis IS b Tit. tw, ii srs AZ d thZea men
OF tina Federal Meet were killed at Baton
Rouge. La, BY or men. Tho enemy shellsd
the olty without killing any one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

~. Wosndsd LET ssrg'twrn.
DSoyns. privatss & SuSses en-
i nae'' . L h'''0n' L q A'kin:, Pss, s 1
Tbs company Humbsrsd I,v,
iute action " "asa n
CASUALTIES ~ 90. s,2p A,x.,,
tcAff, H. ssAasasJ ALls
Wouaded John w Cochran
en-; John A Wiiktoson, badIy Nv sfa -.
thighs; WIN Barker, shot ia b.eS N b ~
Der, VIM Walton. soot In th,ssa Aess
Morris, shot In right leg, several, s.ny
Laser. .oos Ia bsck Of had. 70. =. 10, )
: .l,s SW; y n p Bearers, kob.r. o,,'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

sNOTICE.-ThsCon sder Z. ClCvsrurw,
- having supplied place of deposit for oil
articles sent tn this place from ne couatry for
the sick snd wounded Of our arm =, perscns
will discontinue sending them To Blair l. TO-
and forward them to the buildinS on -Four.
tenth street, between Mein and Cary for
merry occupied by Womb 4 Claiborne.
JOSEPH MAYO. Mayor
Richn, md. June 6. tssl Is7-tts
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broken /gwas Mcdonald, In shoulder; J r
Iicer, IN nsxth, neCS, aEd shoulder; James
fontnPr! a1S, In leg: samuel Qoldsmith. In
.oigh, X Roberts. arm, very slight G T
Eswen .hsnd. slight.
Com kxny u. Capt Scales: None.
., M, ~" p.ny ID. Capt Brandon.-Woundsd q
Iaon. In the hand.
20 ,nvany u, Capt Robinson: None.
W mrany F. Gap. Powers -kiiI,-d: Private
) - RSmi,b Wounded: Privates Del Prince,
sss erciy in hi John l. Pitmau, arm. Miss.
In (; Il y Pickel.s.
tompsuy u, Capt CrawiorO-K AiIed Pri-
Y Ases mes A Reed mud X Of Sarksdnja 49,
' VounGed Sergt J N Buried" -, hand, Phi
otss W n Corr bs, m foot; " T. Manahan. ae.
vereiy In les; Patrick McT lily, In foo'; p K
oh arles Wheeler.
Com pany II. t,.pt 'Wnpinsham KILLED
! Private re M KIM .sy. wounded Private
CIV Osborne, IN ar a. Mikslbs. Private A L
| b, md
COMPANY I. 'Japt reavsi.-'Hounded: Pri
vsts w j SIR rs, mort-lly.
Company K Capt L1fbe H. kllled Pri-
1 va's ( ia icy. Wounded :;ergt w l. Rsmap
| severs'y In hrsas'; Privates A W Allen. iu
side; = Hamilton. thigh; "a Taylor. in
| lie. J II Horton, hand; Vim Atkins, 81 ght;
Vim sutton, be h hips.
company IL. Capt story Wounded Pri-
I va,e joan A nashiister, shoulder; SeIgt Z
Jordan, slisauso face and nose. Missing J
r DIAL.
! 20 onts Stone had his horse killed, but was
! net 20 ured hi DsaIf.
A'Ilsu .--....-. ---.-...- .-.-.--- D
| Woundsd.-.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
! Missing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Io:al .-..-..-.--..-.:.. al
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TNFoRIATIt}H WASTED Uk EDWA1D
A. JOHNSON, OF Company e, Eishtssnth
Virginia regiment, who was voundeL In me
light near Ric hmond, and - supposed to % 70
one OF the b hospitals. Any In formation OF nim
will be thankful ly received by addressing a.
JtaNS{tN at this II; ~ lsT-lc
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

ANS H4HKtNSUN. mem Der OF CAPT.
81 Moiris's ctrupany, V.eksbulg Yolnptssrs,
=. Mississippi Battalion, was wounded Sstur.
Missixsippt Depot, wall be thankfully recsiv'
Ell Lieut.. n. HARRIS,
ln7-lts Ie.h Miss. Rsg't.
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John 0asaway, r Wilson. u H Mintx,
Oufus Parrot. Joseph murphy
JON pan II. UaptJ b Stedman.- Killed ::
T. NICK :sick. privatss John n1nyss, J ohm
Honman, John ksavss Wounded Serg's
J Z Lindsey. r N DnaI.p O,rpls q Puoxst..
X Foster RT Harmon. s Mo,s'y, p.,vases
~ Davis, w II Qautt. = Org Try. SOregory,
!. MCDANIEL JOS nillw BOD. X J Vaughan, JC
Vtnson. Missing: w scarf
Company ]. Capt W - Damp Ktllsd !:
Priva..s + 3 Bro xn, X T Brown. II L P,ics.
wounded: Capt w d lamp, Lieut. u Nc
Arthur. S.rGt u Moore, C,rpis Jos Peios,
" r Nj .chsl,. priv ates W Dr. Ant. u Rlan.
ton. U b Cash, l. a Uantrsii. Nathan Dyer.
Annanias Hoord, N James, = II Mitchell, !
b Martin. Henry Tongue. Alfred Uansrell, +
ID Reynolds. Missing: Vim Harvey.
OOmpany *. Capt X u Ssay.-Kilied Lit
mcDowsll. ssrss W Bu.h: private W
Brian, eergts u w Moss, J W MoLurs, II A
Tanner, Corp u Willard. priva'es J q Wal,
j. Macarthur, y clemens, WKollins, p
Bnrnette, Kirby, w Whelef, $ hcCall, W j
White, W saunders.
TOTAL Killed ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
wounoed ......:...............l:s
missing ...t.......,.. ,..........,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

EnrUsAaa. .Uc " MED ii ii nNhf ".
i aud 10 <HPHA. FaICH. tota In the nsns
"a Sunday last with the +lss Rstimsas w.
Volunteers, ard supposed 10 be woa1aeI
Any com nun ic .tion concerning Ihsm isI'
with A. r. L L. Wo2Json, four doors foM
thu corner Of i5.h and Broad suesis, VIII !"
thankfully received.
..7-3s WM X q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

TITrIUaIS JV ran AMY w.biag y sO
cure s,p.ss Of tho OEdanes A.Ssx 81 he
- N payment ri he esea prize -, s,sssss- !.
10 1-1W W. ,. OOWuos
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rHEBArTLEs NEAR RICHMOND
FURTHER REYoRzs0F @. 'SA'

we continue tbs pusl!caaa OF reports Oh
casua,tiss in tho battles CT sass rosy a"o Gun
do y last, at the Seven Pikere' '''o" "''''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

JNFUR11ATION WAETED-Of ths whs.s'
aoouts OF private LIZ Wis LAN0Dv ~
" Company y. Sd Alabama rsiI "a h
was wounded In tue light last sooaes M
now at some prIvats house CT hospi'Ai w sn
city. Any ne possessiug tns desired m ~.
mas'on Will please make y AGO VI q" N
cf1ce, or through the Pest Once, TO
j H. SIMPSON. Capfsin
Is7-lfR tom, apy r. 81 ala Won.
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PERSONAL.

T6tHItD ALABAMA KEGiMENT.-ln'
4 form alton wanted about Privates b. u.
KiESER and A. - kIESER, Of company 0,
tuskesse Light Infantry WHO are reportsd
missing afSr II battles OF SATURDAY sad SUI
day lest, Fear Richmond. PlsSse address
Lieut. !. T SCOTT,
20 !, Gosh Georgia Regiment,
il 1-4tk Cen Tcor,, hal Ri ysda.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-06-07

NJurI.s.-Tss ts,e.d, o h: . JIhNs -.
~, Who ~.s - unasi In the battle Of bsssss.sy,
Wi, % Cd .nhiul flr any informasioa eses.H ~
him, Which NAV BE- addressed 70 nyssG J, al,
Alex lode. X ,ys's hsss Of Broad a.. OF -" -
offee. .wvJHs
3SY~aLs H IL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22

that at least 500 of our men were taken
prisoners, the enemy taking advantage OF
the landing Of our troops. The gunboa,ts
came up in good time, and saved Frank
lin from suffering severe disaster
New York has in the field one hun
dred and five regiments of infantry, e'eV'
en- of cavalry, and FIVE of artillery
Pennsylvania, which has been piumlnIg
herself upon the largest force in the
field of any State, shows, taking out three
months men, only sixty-eight regiments
of infantry, twelve of cavalry, and two
Of artillery-thirty nine less than New
York. Illinois now has sixty regiments
of infantry, thirteen of cavalry, and th'r'
teen batteries Of artillery.
Visitors to Mount Vernon have now
to pay twenty five cents additional to be
admitted in the room which Washing.
ton occupied and in which he died.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-22
WASHINGTON, Nav j.

ARLINGTON, May -.
Since yesterday eight or ten fugitive
slaves have been returned to claimants.
1t Is estimated that there we're lately a
thousand slaves III Washington, mostly
from St. George county, Md, adjoining
this district About forty shareholders
from there were here for reclamation -
10 several cases the Marshal and deputies
could not find the fugi,ivss, who, by
some means, had been inform d of the
proceedings and left.
WAsH!sGToN, May II
The following has been received at the
War Department:
WuIIAMsbt RG. May II.
The gunboats Galena, Monitor, Arts
took, Naueatuck and Por, Royal were
repnIsed from Fort Darling, ! miles be,
low Richmond, yesterday.
A portion Of them have returned to
jamestown Island near this place, in
James river.
Seventeen of our dead have ALREADY
been buried, and there are numbers
wounded aboard the vessels, including
Lieut. Norris
The oopound gun on the Nausatuck
exploded the first fire.
(N,'-ncd DAVID CAMPBELL,
hy authority Of Gen. Mcclellan
WASHINGTON, May IS.
no o'hc'a' report of the gunboat affair
on James river has been received Mes.
s ;, received iadicat, an opportunity to
40 better IN future. The river is now
clear OF distractions to within eight
miles OF Richmond At that point is q
heaVy battery On high bluff. The river
Is temporarily closed to navigation bv
sunken vessels, among which are report.
chains, etc i'~'
The Monitor could not elevate her
guns to reach the bluff, which rendered
ner useless. The banks of the river are
hlIed with rife pits, from which an in.
cessaht hre was poured on our feet. a
part OF which were engaged within six
hundred to thousand yards of the main
battery After an action of four hours.
tie fleet, finding it impracticable to 81.
.ence the battery on the bluff, withdrew
Dur loss is thirteen killed and eleven
wounded. Full particulars are expected
o-morrow