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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-02-26
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LOGS LOGS /!

A L the OAKLEY MILLS, one mile West Of
IA this village, for which we will pay cash or saw
upon shares.
The undersigned having rented and repaired the
above
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drew O Morgan, leg severely; Goo y NJ
e., breast, alightly.
Kissing: Pfivsss jane II mIta:.
Company 3, CAPT 7 E'Elog con- s.
Killed.; none.
W,cnded: Sergt @ Brown, hip. sligti;y
M;sa!!ig: Priva-e J B55z;sy.
C-mpiiy Q, Capt J G Wallace, com'g--
Killed mono.
H-.nndod Oorp'la P ~ Mercer. =tcma:h
and srm, severely O By.uu, th;2t, severe
ly; P.yatsa Jno Hsrssn, both arms c1l
side, esy-rely: Jes Paul, shoulder, aIish.i:;
IFiIiam K~.gs-. IN i.:at, severely Hscn-
wa.t, at,n. 4::cati:.
Company u. Gar! : Q Cssssl cen. - :.
Filled nnnc.
Uou14ai Capt Y o Cassaii, knee, Gsvar--
II; Psivs.cS A D B GoIw:n, ;h.gA, se7r:e.
iy; Jos Ba:r:t, ioc4, severely; il" y "'.e,
lz1d, sijshtiy.
uoDpzay Il, Capt 2 L MOssiy c:mma'.i
,ng.---h,i!cG: Privst? Eli DiYis.
W;un:od: Ctrpa,.: Z L ur:!i1c sI,2. go
yegsi,; piisa,es K A Saead, leg a;is:el;
K,nclIvn C0ob, silvuide.. ssy;cc.2; :! ph :.
.;ps tx, slightly; " Rrs@ch: han, ..rsa,-
y.
Company Il, Lieut. Il E O., ca2as,an.il~g
Killed P,iya.e f.sncls Duke.
Waundsa: Cjr1arsl J 7 Hodge, ~,
:'isn,i;; YIN II McN.ia', ting, slightly.
UJnpsny 7, Capt [ < Sic pa, ,0G,rs--i
:l!,-.ki!ied: N.ns.
woaaa.od: Let C W aiJ'G.;;.i, rip. -.
YoTriy; 1t S:::S=a= uhas E"a..a, ".tk, 81
yacly.
~ T.
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Killed: OorporSl Eaws,d lja7otnai private
jain O5aSoy.
Wsanlal Sa,s.a " ri pis:l, aianus!
rurls, uoTpors: Id sIyr-f; Priva..;s R.nd"'!
NC Ian, s..q.rris; Scrap. Civic, p'i4ni':
! Aii.-. l.. li.i.'ic i:i1a4 ~! 30 Dea;
iC,r ..,..sy ,..r.::,.: P;'"t':i u ,'''~' y -,
. i .. !. IT, e : .! %, ! - AGA.
. ..... iy I, Gay. Il. .:i;""..'. cu",""nG:ng
!, ;u::.:ed oe1gt Tiusnoai:a Dusr'; p7;7a;sa
ESirsa B:uaux, Since dsad), Aristids JUDGE
(sircc dead), John Barrel, (sincs dead, jules
s. Julien, Lusig1an B.ouassrd, Ctsaire Dup
mis-, severely; Arthur DucbamP, pooslHa
Oochr.no, Alcihids Teszy, slightly.
Missing Private Ichn peeyau, Sir.eon
S.ndrY, Darius Esrher, liuna St julian,
Lucien St Julien, Eugene GtaonlS, jules /
Hardy, Simeon Lyons, hubro;ss Dcgsyssr.
Alf:ei Barrett, Leonard BnDniDg V=!sia Gas
tile, John P.ado5.
Otnp.ny D--Liaut JENA 5 Dss, command-
ing ;llSi Pct C.q.:Io
Wuuudsd: Co-p'l Ifioo Robbins.
Missing: Pa: Qlisl2y, Pat Kelly, Danlsi
Hines, James OLjKen, y 7 Tiny, , NerGiHn'
| Ch,istisr Barns, Jrhn Agsn, T Mah"ny,
Cornelius idahsny, II ? M-Coc, uamy Piper.
E 81 deck, Il ihCnps"n.
| C,mnauv E-Ospt & \ Lesicr. c4mr:s;.6-
! ing.-k,l,i: Privatns Weian Zit1 Hay
thorna. E,ni J Thorn, J,hi. j Lee.
Wmrisd: Uspt G \ Lester, P.iy4tss Harj
| I,rns go, If F.;i,- jain CNJ Els
| ill.,, 7 rh,m.,;o,. Tar, 3 Norwocd. se7erc-
y: Srro.s Alas ! ,;u;.e. john J ;'3.ir;:c,,.
i,,n n ,i;.-i R.ni ! R:.iv,,, l,ei,rc iisYp.
s,;yhtlr
Il;s.;rn. Pirates no,cj;.h " Oliver, Ri
! ruo P.o,t Jr,ea n Thnra. p,yid III !res
pj 1 .r.',', ;,r,cs Ebor,z.- ~ Wilson.
~ ..n.',, r~r.n. y lam commanding
o. 49,. n,-s,. ..--r,iv :.
- 1" .tnC.:., -. ,.Ia,,." ijr,;r
'";t,i,i
49, r. 11.,,r . r,,m,n- & L.:1
Sit. " y 49,
cr-S,,r,, ,;.-C'n y q,.b,, camsasna-
juS,~K,iIcI: prtvs.sa Jsi,a IS Ba,!ay, JOIN
Mason.
Wounisd: privs,:s John O,icbto,,, Aaron
Helms Joho L .arv, J,a G Lof.in. Stephen
Eemp. severely; Lent N J San Mig p. ;v.:as
Thos Dawson. + ! Lang. " q .i,:,gy, ASA
Z T.o,,nsnn slioh,,v
M,.s;1r: So;r',s J G By, "a " II
R,,Iav, C,.,I ! 81 L.ncastr>, P.jv,i,s J u
pir.,;,, r., ! TIn.chi,s 81 N~,.g,.c.,r..
p,,oo., r,Srin,,., JsW .;f,.,.: 49,. ,.,,,,,s.
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LIST OF CASUALTIES,

LIST OF CASUALTIES ~ HAYS LOUISIANA BRIGADE
During lhu recent engagements near Fed.
oIicksbwg:
Harry j Hays, Brigsiior General com
ma1,t!irg.
FIFTH n,GIMENT CPL. roREo; COMMANDING.
Fold and S.afI- W oundod L. Col 4 MsnEer
Adiutsrt John 7 Beach, seriously.
C1mrauy A.-k'iisi: Private Henry l
Les.
Wounded: First Sergsan. WIN :" Rayne
Privstes Thos u McPsshe, john r O'BrieI
and Harry Allen, seriously: DsWitt y Gun
inghsm, Irwin P 1lIrgus end james Barrett
slightly.
Missing: Wm O Johnacn and Joseph Glib
bons.
Company R.--Killei: Cors' Dan Sullivan
Sid Private J T L,wis.
Euuhtei: UoipI S Snnnus5, STg't N
iicOih,sy, Private Patrick Aisrnoy. soTious
Il; SerE'l G VI Sinslstary, Private Csc Hi
laud, slightly.
Mlasi: 6: Fri7ates B.nj Fastor, L s God
stins.
Company O.-Killed: Private v Page.
Wouu.iod: Private nj Dowrs7, sefit usy
Sarg't T D Sullivan 5Hd Private John Guth'
Iie, slightly.
Missing: Pri7ste Thos 0 Day.
unmpsly D-Kllled: None.
Wounded S,1g't 7hos B O'Brien. slightly
Private NJ Siattery, eeriously.
Missing: Private P B,rdon. prisoner.
Company E.--K'iled: Privstts I J Shields
P Msrtin, II D Manning.
Wounded: Fisss Lieut. L S Lipman, Ssrg'
J \ Murphy, arm nmputatoe: Private J I
Soluble, seriously.
Missing: Prlvs.cs T OloAecy, A Deck
bar, G Reynolds.
Company F.--Kilied: Private F L Gibson
Wounded: Ssrg't Savage, PrvatsS r T
LIT, J Dryer, seriously; Oorpf II Dlpre
Private L Stake, slightly.
Missing: Private " X May.
Company G.-kllod: Sergt " Resgsn.
Wounded: First L cut z G Barci.y, leg
stipulated; Ro6t Fad, seriously; Privstes Mi
chsel F.th, McLiilard, slightly.
Missing: John Ksmmilz.
Company H.-Wounded: Sergeant Wiley
Wells, Pi7ates john T.ffel, Brady Martin
seriously; Pat D,lan, slightly.
Missing: Pivates Joseph Roberts, Frank
Higgins.
Company I.-Misaing: Sorg'ts John Eek
ridge AID Douley, Oorp'ls Peter Barnes and
WIN Fisher ,Privstes Rogers and Angelo Bass
Company KILLED scrg't FL Qain, Pri
vsts Dan Swain.
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EURssIDE's DEATH tkIER."

Defeated fa2kee Generals seeui to nike
excellent ccumsndants 10 disafiected dis
trcts: bsaten and Inundated by armed men,
they are naturally anxious to take their &c
vouge upon una.med citizens, especial y
women and children. Thus Butler, Banks
ern commands Burnside, who, while Bis
troops wero slaughtered uudor the heights of
fredericksburg stsyed in hotel on the on
posito sdo Of the river snd Witnessed the car
nsge Through powerful glass the Game
Burnside can be terrible 10 "coppsrhetd." in
Ohio; ell "posce-D Democrat" trembls tc-
nsath his eye; aud nothors hush their chill
drcn with tbs mention of bis swful nsms.
Tho drend;nl Burnside has issued general
"death order" The Inarr0T fIefz' s in The
bones to think Of Il; snd any Gus, it Rscms,
may fail Indss its penalty up in lhoss North
orc countries who but venture TO Say their
"war Tor tho ua:on is Unnecessary
OK that it is war ''not for tho free
dom of the blacks, but for tho enssvsment
Of tho whites''-ar that "pcacs might have
been honornhly obtsiucd," or sriy such fac
tious and immoral sentiments. A ;ualy
tasso arc the crimes charged against uahal-
ny FallandIgham, which bring him undor IL .
death order. Il seems no was further guilty
Of saying that On tho day sftes tho Frsde-
r;cksburg battle, certain propositions wara
mado from Richmond to reconstruct the
Union, which propositions wero rejected
! We admit this was untrue. Mr.. FsllaEdig.
ham ought to have boon more careful % to
his authority; but still ono would scarcely
say, in this country, that he deserves q Yio-
lent death for 30 inaccurate etatsment.
Mr.. Valandigham ought to hsvs forescea
that this was going to BIZ the course Of STAIRS
in his country. 11o ought not to have en-
coursgsd war Of invasion 30 long. 10 ought
not to have voted appropriations for it. We
cannot forget that this ssms man, within the
last six months, cffered in the Washington
Congress resolutions that r hosoever should
propose, or speak Of, aay termination of the
war other than IN maintaining tho Union
| should be traitor. By his own showing he
Is q traitor; he presumes now to say the var
ought to 'end, and rithoa Union-hingiug
himself, feeble and powsrless "a he is, under
the wheels fths rushing locomotive Of high.
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TIE ENEMY NEAR CHARLESTON
MOUNTAINEERING OF sIEaMELS.

rnAsL:.r4H, May j. TIE cneiD.y ia Si:cs-
jns unnau.l activity. H. faa 9"l.; i.'ge I'D
formidable b,I.ss!eH OF f"!!y Island, benz: (
Upon tbs Sol:nasn extremity Of u ,rri3 t.
lane. Several Y1aaee regiments &c n!aa
tort.fT;?g en- Sfahr6lG i.I>od. rira 1903
cta1s and nImoTcu5 transports $50 Still "a
Njrth Eiis.o, aud gSva"iy transports jfiaf'0
=. Pert Loyal.
The Hinsmar BIi!iin. with merchandise: Ia
arrived through tho blockade. $40 "ie:-'I
t'c'n Nassau Thursday, IL! cclcp-ny WIKI .:.s
eteamer Eoruman. With has 70. yet e.
ha-T.. fTcm.
Tie s.. lrnsr PSt, from Wilmington, i4:".r ny
rived nj Nassau. Tho e oy;s.s Ca'lf-&,
Baua-l zcd Antcnisa vera ais1 .bere, HLaI!
20 u:il.
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nd secured the most valuable picture, which
:. -. l. L wv xlla

and secured the most valuable picture, which
is naw in tee harda Of gel,l6msn In ITALIA
hsss:e. Ti.c ;sh !: !, sai J, I'D to 30 taken
away shile Ito w.. Of dsstructisa vsH cs;-
ried On. Let them cay what they please, Il;
WAS the fanaticism of both wlitn GuI biack-
thst destroyed these churches-they sc!ci III
concert.
This reporter prssends that EoT they ('hs
Yanhees) will hnTe to abandon negro staal-
ing. We do not trust them. They have no
chance Of plumber any whore else; therefore,
they will soon return to Florida, hoping they
NAV do some mischief here. We have heard
nothing from St. Augustine lately. Crops
aye looking very we'll. Tbsre vial DO as much
corn this year hs,last.
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I.ii't Glst W. Req. :. ~ :rn 8 Il:
:, lie i9it.-s DJMe i"1ai---

10 lie Editors oJ'Me E#qai-=-
Living s,s,. Advertisements th.t C.p!.la
Roh5. II. Targ3nn s;,; D.. ". Z. E.naiam
Will both Lu supported iNr thc i;sus" 9! 2 =
gates, ff,m .bo dls.r,c2 ccn:HoS". q tie c''y
.: Williamsburg, AID the ecu 80, "i .o'k,
Warwick ard F., z,heih Ci.y, write to stN'c
,..&, C-p. +. Ii. Vaughan Is mt = caHt'"sirt
bus D.. VIA. e. EsuThln il d. Vi Is
Egltoni.n ncil q,ia3'ti-l i1r g." - i:;."a. rH.-
:.t,;,ns :. qu.ch, c.ca-, '1:t.rc $50 II y, {.
"!...a cIn.-:..?. u-t:1.a. esls'gE. >.'l 'f..2.
81 ali .rd,r: and i,r..,t,a. d=~-t'.n IL i'.s
interests Of i).y cXIe.; and au.irc Il -"
Peninsula. liz IS 40 pa,ty .-.":.. sE.' IS "a
10 iiopcd t!:Y se:..is @iyt.!c. Ei.! ,,'u :;..' Fl.
Jealous aapr9it. = as-I!tr.
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..,,,,o nph,ic. and the var-oneins goes on

pressure public; and the war'ongina goes on,
with sll trc plaques end atoUira'';:2.-; s2--- It
breeds, including military ty::n.5 and DO
hold hs is the hrs: :,IAr osust! III tbs Dea.h
Order.
1t is toe la!e for him to struggle or femon-
gt,kss now. Useeas to Hend for ha6eGs cor
pus lha. sort OF thing ia obsolete. Quite
vain to call on the "poiio5 ''--ha is already IL
tho hands Of Liuceln g pylieo-that is to coy
tho :rcspy. There is no law any more; his
government /. not under, but above Law; and
hs may resign him sell to bis dungeon, and
SAT his rrayeSe. Tbs laieaL naTs dues not
inform us Of ihn Judgment oil the court mar
y;sl; unter tito dr&Lh order what can 1t Do
but to be hinged BY tho neck until no IS
,!osl ts.y Gat have rrcrcy Gil lis Soul!
W. ars i1k.ill, ind;e,!, that 10 Lave net
Burnside q: Rcipoat, viii his tea;h order
IA Ii, hand and e hundred tA0uEaad Zen al
ais htct. III shat Cas-. we k7o" several
highly respectable persons 9ho would lnfal-
iihly Do banged.
This performance in Cincinnati, is evidently
| tbs fra. practical oponng OF Ns. sswards
ncw campaign for consolidating sll poweE in
TIC hnnds Of has Dictator, and feracousy
ss.npiug io1n MS las: EurElaf3 and strul;-
..;.. Of ,hoso iioge sutjacts, Who used 60 20
! citizens; YLe,h"r g. boia q State right or
,.4is:l,al gigHt. .haa;Aar pat Of tho plan
- Tia new Cs,. f.. anu;LG. hall million Of
ncn. Tho cati gill produce either tie half
million mur, &C on5 hu:i1Tod and fifty NIL
! :lyug of dollars; OF if it turn oot lid rolu!:s
| hslf in Jren snd hail 10 d0liarc, tEs! viii ho
bast If oil. Il hat cana IL. feds;pl Gosctn
,acat will &c m0Ee ssouIo agninat ltB own
! people than ever .hcielo, mud aiay d. AID in
| opss { very thing i. pleaars. 1t there we7o no
aItoinsiiTo hul draft; if the $500 payment
W ore aai p:oTI.ed - a. st'rapo, why that draft
~oulI uroyoke insur:rctlQn and revolution.
! Tho government rsvur would have da!ed 10
| erres: YellaEdis hsm, UT h. would have hetn
| rescued 20 tho June ui caruon TvliayH, Aafi
! by :hn i'Gat of hu1n!rg 'isi2a. as i. il wa
laay bid him sdieu, Ed! Eot n unkindn"ss.-
IL rneEnt, in tic ,rsia, {" he Just aid h3nHa'
ia IL ce.tsiuiy held R;,l at:oi tu: nc Uiissooh
he elptr,ts,i 3 !.s had 30 WORK With, tie ~erlti
no Wis bern into md 10 po1isses wi!hau:
sign. IT. waa probably t!s last s?2satsnco
o.; Fai!an'iisham il lno lght o: TIC suG, thit
/ II IA & ii MAJ al .Yl
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NORTHERN AND WESTERN NE"%E:.

J-cksor, Mag IL -. spe::2i d,a9:.cA 70
the "Appell,;' dated Ssr%, .~;-, lo.a, a~r5
rsrorLs from TIM r,yar represent. risst GaI.
rrico had met aud chss:iacG tie Yankees =:
St. Francis river.
l. wa' reported s. Mrm:.hia ...... ,hG Gon-
f1,-a'cG Rad ctcur,ru P.i,shurG. p.
Tlc Ms.6phio Bul!eti. oC Tie ST. las Co.,
patch lrGm OlHcinI,a.i, Gate, Inc a., 81. J!
Hay-:
Dayton YES con.larsiively quiz! afe. 10
O'clock yesterday. Ts9oli from C!...i.r-;i
all Co!rmhua began qou'isE ii. T'.ng IL
tho rineioa,:ers CT tie mot h;ye"--ivat. Ere
ry Esccau;iou has bcu:, Tx II - ayeh: {, -
nc~al g.! hs attack.
= 81. Louid despatch aye that hf.9en cf'lo
mGsL prominent Sscescion;sts worc arrested
no favor wil be nhnwn, bu ,i.y = il he ,.:
sjju... with their families
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gn fLs EdtnrS nEIN. cHNN,rtK ::

G.Sr.,Nsa: Yunr rp.r..l sIcL."i:
Sem ErcJvficba :arg falls into G'-v: III 5::i. ,
WREN 10 wnoiiy f.s 10 He':.i"n .l'rh u
Dive" ii Is having par tic'p:tnj !" tno i''; l,a
ac!i:.,s " Saturday EGi Snr"GJ, :ay q
and ~ THIS is tho D.1re singular, 81 !: >
Jack%on's old Division; accompanied Ei"H u
his .noyr,ncni arnuad ;!,o c;aJ.y Il III h ii ~;
hal :wu ni is bsi.sde carinandH:G. (P9N:6a
nmd Garneit) killed, aGd tho i'so ",ieGa.
N. chc's 1,.d War:on.Lb.d ~0:."dad.
E0MoNp pE.DL.T0".
Celor:a; 18th Lcu:aisna Ess:G:1nc.
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sDsTH sEGtMGrT, c1L.s. \. hrArs0FD, c0Hh.Tp'
JG6.

sDaTH SEGMENT, COL. Z. ;. hTATSGFD, CGrih I'd
Ja1
Field ard S.sii missing C3l :,gil,rd Aid
Maj,r fl L Il Williams, 5,!g.Tnh Major L J
Key.
Company 4, Captain F j Montgomery,
c,lumandiR r. Killed: Private N 4 E,Nd,
Wounded Private n Bu:itr. severely.
Missing: s3ereean; G Gal.shar; PiiyA:es
F Irby, L E Gilbert, John Wilmington.
Company y, Captain Wn L Cummings
COMMONWEALTH Captain Cummings,
Sergeant W 9 STiiioy. Corporal II Gaia
k.ni Privstss } Martin, J Hu.chins, Jr;ln
Orittendcn.
Wounded: Sergeant II MsNaa'y; P.;rstss
Wittkuu3ky, " Hodnsst john DGysl, Z F
Will;nma, severely; Lieutenant II + Hand=r.
soD; PriTales K George. VI Eiens, slightly.
Missing: Sergeant Z l. Haywott!; Private;
T Rumble, = Csrnpte!,S Lynch, Wills. i
Dfierly.
Company C-Cspssin K A Pasrron con
msndiag. Killed: Corporal / Hawthorne,
Private Flater.
Wounded: Privalos J a Ueibort, j E SUI
art, severely II Coz. 4 II Koonce. u I
Softin, y II ReybLu-n, A FEELS, sl'gh;ly.
Missing: Oorporai T i Fs:h!GstCn, Pli'Stc1
R Reeves, 2 A Thompson.
Company D-C.pis!n join 7 Uo,igea co?-
maDdinE.-Kill.d: Pirates A u F.hcr,
Bradshaw WIiaan.
Wounded: S.rgc.nt j y R.bh, Corporal
" 3 Stroud, Private Jas RoherLGon, s.vore-
~; Sergeant d G hnple~nt", P.iYs:ca d y
B-daoO. Ii Y Sen;O!i, J 5abdin, q
TPsstor, eighty
Missing: Pnfated Gil Alien, p Ii Dnugh-
erty, Million D5ugas,iy, F z lyon, ?hnnhs
NJ Marks, J NJ NJ@iSerd, j j RSkor, Gco
IFlnhan,J 9 jones'.
Company E-Uap.sin Elwsrd Owen ,;a-
mAndIng.- Killed Psiss,es JOHN G,agaty.
John p yne.
Mising Pfiystes James Cusi iag Andrew
Clark, Jltuer hoy. Thamsi Kelly, JaYty
MARIA, I'm TSa::er, JOAN Mc.tdalhs Tap'rss
DUasho.
Company = -L'srt.nrn; y ? Jsc'tran c M
mM.dlug.-kiiith: P.ivsteE jain S,slig, J. I
Rosa7s.
bounded: L'.u:"nant J G1Diwia Rors,
Sergeant u Brrdfnrd, severely Corporal
j d Howell, P.ivnte4 + Chennyw A
Greenwood. II q MAJ, y 9 R,'eors, i
Su.hsIIln, + Ghrtuas, rhsh;ly.
Davis, Ii Nixon.
Company G-C4p'ain A Il Sin.Is.ssy .2sa-
inandipg.- Killed: S,egeao, j Mona. may.
Founded: Corp;t.! Is V'ivY, P.wa.cs 7
Picker, Jian Shilling, G " fisii.n:, sight
".
Kissing: Private john Mckay.
Company II, Capt Gr3vo CoJA command
ing Killed: Cap: Grove C09k, private Vim
3 McDoaeil.
Wounded: Private f z Bal, fo7troly
Ss7g't R NJ Malone, Cup'l j 4 H,imsn, pri-
yates NJ E Boon, j L Skies, s 4 Taylor, j
Ii Burk.
Missing: Pfi7ats5 A F.nchg:, c B NJ
DoSell, e w Bates, NJ NJ Low.
Company Capt ii 6 Wi!Iis.as command
ing.-Kllisd: Cnrp'i L A U9ok. pr,ya.aa v
K Wand, Potter uumpti o,
Wounded: Lieut YIN Nigga, Ss4g't ! F
Morris, CJrp'i B Se.lcs, ptiystos J 4 Cop
sr, II Spriag, j 6 C5ch:ana, Wa J:u,:ns
" Smith, slightly.
ki;.o;np.
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Wounded: Private F Carr, seriously; Sssst
I n.ate1ln Priratts 2 Battle, G NsmbEr:Y.

3ii-sins: Capt 'ih1a Ii B'..1"" woan Cd i;
lst S-re'r j L.isr.ng, P!':s''ee Do'a': .
y H-sa. ? Hsnetin; Il -!l:r*!, - fafrH'es'
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EIGHSH REGIMENT 1t. Coll T. D. LEWIS, Con'G.
Field and Establishing L. Col Lewis.
Msjor Do Bi.oc.
company A; Capt GusnB, commanding
Killed: Ssrst Jsmsa Dunn.clff.
Woundso lat Se'g. P Jouss; Priystes J
D Poison, ancs D,Iy, N ME- lany, severely.
T Gaming, slightly.
Missing: Co-porsls j A S:best, j L Kes.
YER; psi7stes Robert Alison, j Jseph Eckhard
Jos q Freeman, R E Burk, VIM Brown, Ju-
Ius Foster, P Kerr, John Robinson, Joseph
Woefae.
Company B, Qspt L Psados, conmanding.--
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Missing: Pfirato j g lIs-rol.
RECiPfrrrA7lcY.
Killed, II.
Woundej, So
Missing, IL
Total, llG
This list cf casualties in the brigade foot
up a. follows
Killei, 70
W1und2d, 29j
hin;n5, 293
Total loss Of Hays L;ui,iana hrigato, CC3,
or ons-third OF tia namher that Wr;l into
action.
Those mentioned as missing il tie GboVa
list are supposed TO I'd prisoners.
Nm. j SETaouI,
4. a. ! G.nefal
~ Mobile "asgistsr'' a14 Jackson tMas)
aAppssi' plaase copy.
KILLsD, wousDgD Asp MISSING OF THE ClsT
TIRGIs1A RyGlNEir. ~ 7us BATHS on TIE
RIrPAE. sNocE.
Field and S:.1-#ouni=,I Mi Tim Il
Stewart, thigh, sligh:ly.
Company A, Gap! W c W.!l.os oou's-
Killed: Peivsses G y Brishs and Lsmasl
Jennings.
Wounded: L:sui Gao T Hodses,anklr, slight
~; Corp NJ " Williams facs, snshslyi Pri.
rates Daniel T Si7ills, hssd, severely; Al
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
Weekly Summary.

On the Rappahannock, Hooker
has fallen back on Washington
with his forces, and serious fears
are entertained for the safety Of
the capital. Lee is supposed to be
receiving reinforcements, and is
strengthening his lines, and draw.
ing his army gradually nearer the
city.
B~eauregard and his forces have
been recalled from Charleston, and
is supposed to have Joined Zee.
Banks has left New Orleans, and
is pushing along Louisiana.
At Vicksburg, Grant has taken
possession of IIaines' Bluff, and
the Walnut Hills Battery, also sew:
eral lines of Notifications, with
some pieces Of artillery and a mum,
Der of prisoners, Grant is invest.
ing the town. Jackson, Miss, has
been destroyed.
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were paroled and sent across the
Yazoo.
The Federal loss is reported
heavy. / N
THE FALL OF VICKSBURG
D STILL~ UNCERTAIN-PROr
BABLE REBEL MOVE 4
MENTS, &c.,
WASHINGTON, May q.

Tie town is still greatly excited
over the news from Vicksburg,-
There seems t. be not a particle of
doubt in any quarter that General
Grant will succeed Ia capturing
Vieksburg and most Of the rebel
army there.
Hooker is town to-day, and
in 8 enthusiastic terms
Of Grant and bis successes. lie
states that the rebels on the Rapr
pahannock admit they have lost
Vicksburg.
There seems to be g growing i'm
preston here that General Lee is
meditating an attack upon Hook
or, or an advance in the direction
of Washington. Rebels admit
their position is a desperate one,
and that they must dare uncom-
mon dangers in the hope of desl
troying our army,in Virginia and
of capturing Washington.
1t is regarded as certain that
B~eauregard has left charleston
with most-o of his forces for the
West or Virginia: more probably
for the former, though it is posSir
Bile he has been ordered to Lee, OIL
the Rappahannock.
CAIRO, May 28.-The steamer
Imperial arrived at Memphis from
Vicksburg on Monday morning.
From Captain Steavens, IL passelr
ger, we lefrn tho following The
fighting on Friday was desperate.
Grant charged the Notifications,
and took some of them. The rebels
rallied and retook them. There
was much hand to hand fighting.
Captain Steavens says our loss that
day in killed, wounded and prison
crs was about 5000.
A Cairo dispatch speaks OF the
capture of the Walnut Hills batr
terry at Vicksburg by Gen. Grant.
The Walnut Hills are about two
and a half miles from the city, ris-
ing to an elevation of five hundred
feet above the city, which is main'
ly built OH a bluff two hundred
feet high. If, as we believed, our
troops captured this battery on
Friday. a very important step to-
ward the completion of their work
was attained.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
IMPORTANT MEETING.

The Democratic Central Com,
mittce of the city of Chicago have
adopted resolutions denouncing the
arrest and exile of Mr.. Vallandig-
ham. In them they say:
"Resolved, That the Democratic
Central Committee of the State Of
Illinois are requested to call a Con-
yention of the Democracy aud 9TH
CT citizens of this State (or Of the
Northwestern States who are de.
te! mined to maintain all their COM
stitutlonal rights, to meet at some
early day to vindicate the right of
free speech and consult as to the
measures necessary for their COM
mon safety. .sxa, .. ..,aga
"Resolved, That in the name OF
the ten thousand Democratic vot-
ers of Chicago, we tender to Gov
ernor Seymour, of tie State Of
New York, our heartfelt thanks
for his noble and patriotic letter to
the late 'free speech meeting at
the city of Albany"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
ATTENTION !!

We beg our friends to remember
the meeting on Saturday, the 30th
inst. Let every man who loves his
country more than office, and who
desires the restoration of Union,
peace and prosperity, attend. Let
no UniorIIoving, w.abiding citi'
zen shirk the duty or responsibility
of being present. Let none make
business an excuse when the inter-
ests of our country and the main
tenaucc of our liberties are at stake.
Some of our friends are still in
arrears on our tooks. We shall be
glad to sec some Of their money on
that day. We continue to take
grcenbacks and slinplastcrs at par.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-05-28
constitutional Rights which We M Ga
= to Excl else And Maintain

"Congress shall make no law re-
speeding an establishment of rel
ligicn, or prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or of the press.
Amendments to the Constitution Of
the United States, Article /.
every citizen may ecly speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse of the right; and no
law shall be passed to restrain or
abridge the liberty OF speech, or of
She ess."-ConStitutiOn Of Ohio,
Article /, Section II.