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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
FROM NORFOLK.
Descrtions TO she Encniy.
uf Special Corresp ondent.

NORFOLK Va, Jau. go 1863
Private McGinniss of the 99th Regiment N. Y. v.
and Private Sicily of the 9Th New-York Battery
deserted to the enemy last night The latter took
tho countersign for the remainder of the week.
They were on picket duty, and their names deserve
to be handed down to postsriiy with the infamy they
merit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
Rebel Cavalry Preparing 10 Capture a
Eiefl.

NASHVILLE, Saturday, Jan. H. 1861
One thousand cavalry, Forrest commanding, with
battery of four pieces of artillery, are at the
Shoals, awaiting the passage Of tho fleet 10 thus
point, which left from the vicinity Of Franklin,
Tenn, for that place last night A stupendous
effort for tie capture OF the boats on the Cumberland
River is determined on by the Rebes
The river is at a stand.
Raining at 10 p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
FROM mEnpHXs AND VICINITY
Rebel Eeoccupat;on ofNorthern rfissis.iupt
Negro Murder still in Progress-s,ate
of the Country.
itch 70 The Chi,sgo Tribune.

]
Negro Murder still in Progress-state
of the Country.
Special Dispatch 10 The Chi,sgo Tribune
MEMPHIS, Jan. q. via CAIRO Jan 20 IG61
The Rebels have reoccupied Holly Springs with a
brigade OF mounted infantry under Gen. Whitehead
and two brgaees Of infantry under Gen. TiehIman
ihey are now repairing tao Mississippi Central
baIroad between Holly Springs and Iallahatcaie.
Inc enemy are again entrenchlng themselves NJ
Iiepada there are wild rumors along the line Of
the semphla and Charleston Railroad of Rebel r,ids
and Rebel invasions, but probably no jnmediats
oanger Is 70 be apprehended of either The roads
are horrible, and the streams too high and the bot
toils 100 extensively flowed TO allow lie movement
Vi any considerable body Of troops by land
Ire country south of the railroad from Memphis .
10 rhd junction il infested by as pestilent band
OF rascas as God ever allowed to curse any commu-
my Iiey tob, murder and plumber with impuni,y.
SCI. street IL the chief devil OF them all.
Last Wednesday they hung three negroes 10 the
Puohc square at Holly Springs, and shortly after g
Drought out Simon Haach, an employees in the Quar- O.
terraster's Department, who Was left behind hen
we evacuated the town, and would have hung him
Also hid not Lieutenant less devsh than the rest
cut him down just AS the rope was tightening, and
gave him three days TO leavet town. His only otlepse
WIS that no was Dutchman and Union employees
On Sunday last, three members of the 9Th illlnoi,
Cavalry who were out on a foraging expedition,
were killed and one taken prisoner.
Gen. Hamilton arrived from Cairo this mornin,
There is nothing from below.
CAIRO, Jan. 29.-Last Saturday the stesmer Wa. .
aw was fired into by a Rebel battery of two ANAL
,uns, az leland No. 81, az che was on her wav 10
Memphis. She was struck some half-a.dozen tinas /.
'ut no one was burt. Our troops have landed in =
uil view OF the city Of Vicksbure, 10 we commit "a
1'pfoP''ey ~ speaking ct thsx QRsnsionA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
Lis, OF Killed and Wounded During ,he

List OF Killed and Wounded Daring the
Engagement.
SUFFOLK, VA. Saturday, jan 81. 1865.
TIE Medical Director officially reports that our
ioss yesterday was as follows:
slxTY-NINTH NEw-YoRK STATE MILITIA
KILLED,
Sergeant Woods Co. b.
Thomas Stone, co. Z.
Wml Campbell, Co. c.
Corporal Thomas Nahon, Co. ID, arm, severely.
J. ID. Cassidy, Co. ID, knee.
II. Coleman, Co. d. hip, severely.
X. Rom, Co. ID, thigh.
Ptlp Griffin, Co. l., leg.
Corporal N. Kelly, Go. f. severely wounded by a
piece Of shell in knse-oint.
Corporal John Carroll, Co. i, neck.
In t'itts, Co. b, nigh amputated-doing we'll.
JoIn keerns, Co. u, ann amputated-doing we'll
iNorE-Ghere several Others in this regiment very
slightly woandedI
ONE HUNDRED AND THRTIETH NETWORK
VOLUNTEERS.
KILLED.
CAPTAIN Taylor, Co. G..
Jas Woodruff, CO. u.
Geo. Abbott, Co. Ii.
Oliver Washburne, Co. A,
CLas. NJ. Wood. Co. A.
Robert Van Valkenberg, Co. e.
WOUNDED.
CAPT. A: G. Leach, Co. H. arm, shell, slightly.
A. KING, Co Is, severely, in the ankle, by o
Eoenezer Bean, Co. B, severely, in tie hand, by
David Wright, Co: T., wrist, slightly
Eden Chase, Co. +. wounded, missing.
Joseph N. Forbes, Co. ii, left eye, by shell.
a, A b. Woodward, Co. II, gans6ot wound in the
", +. Bsst, Co. II, scalp wound from the frag.
Aent Of a she'll
A.. Hopkins Salisbury, Co. ID, gunshot wounds in the
snn and leg, severely.
george Harrington, Co. i, gunshot wound, left
I Of q rhelL. ~ - 1902 -
ssSss,S,,ge Z. Bsdsn Co. A, lower jaw, by shell,
putsis1 %u h. Jennings, Co. A, right forearm, sm-
jaSa y. Dimniek, Co. X, right forearm.
W. nnoh, 70. q, shoulder, eighty.
"~ D. Austin. Co. q. SHOULDER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02
INTERESTING FROM SUFFOLK.

A VICTORY NEAR THE 8LACkWAItR'
Gen. Corooran's First Engagement
The Rebels Commanded by R. A. Pryor.
rhev were Whipped and Routed.
THE PURSUIT CONTINUED OVER SN MILES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-02

EoTE-Auch uDnocesssry suffering was caused BY eur not
having sufficient supply Of sinbuiances'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27
DIED.
JOHN THOMAS LEIGH.

THIS gallant YOUTH whose will be remembered Vh
affection and respect by his comrades In arms killed In the
cavalry engagement under General Stuart Sunday, TIE
l1h October 1863 in the 49, year age He the e
de Of tgber G. Leigh, Of Powh tan, and membe Of the
Powhstan Cavalry. u
Characterised LIS early chdhod by truhfuness, hon
esty and fearesnes he In character when but
youth Yeas Though hut sixteen Of when this ue.
NEUTRAL precptaed upon keen sense ofrg bis
ardent love Of liberty his great desire be useful and an noorn
opposition Injustice mpeed him to ODER his services In re-
Sng the bitter end the overthrow Of principle 50 dear
lover Of freedom. Inherng delicate and
that sorey tried disease contracted In camp and being Sc
verey wounded the advance eto Maryland when his
horse killed under him, he reluctantly compelled to
tire for active service But great was his
overwhelming his conviction Of the duty u
aiding la country Of his ability in the time OF need
that before his wound en ely he et he agan In
behaving himself away last time from the enteam sri
Of n ami hone share again with his companions 10 ~ ms
hardshp privatons another campaign he noby e
the discharge duty and added another saF TO The bright
galaxy whose names ana deeds Will
oby be felt when every lover OF human liberty shall have
persisted and time itself shall be no more Thus has passed to
his devoted BROTHER On unaesh
pNnon friend, fearless SOLDIER and courteous
teman.
The fair hands tha. wreahed bis grave the day Of bis burial
with paid touching tribute alike OF their sec
ton for him aud Of The high appreciation Of his manly
8. Beloved Ia nfe tuJt hs Is happy In eterniy.
Friday 1sh Instant Tuskeyee Alabama, CHRISTOPHER
r KEESEE formerly this city In the 18th OF bis
Of Mrs. MArths NJ and the late Rev. GervAs NJ Kessee
AZ Ills residence In GoochAnd county Va Wednesday, the
l4th instant, JEREsIAH WOODWARD. In the 7h ysar u bic
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, OctoOer i, 1868. I
GENERAL ORDERS,
No 100

sof
70 t
sand Of ERECTED
elsewhere
rkahe
that for
md
and
nmen Darnh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27

a,a. JlYE, A. sssoss, sssIs.as, II Wai

seasN3
ehsds ta stnd Cot 1853 81
enabled Detecting
added good he fat Pork 46 weight Not experimenting
sAaBm in a
tina
dnfOaem last
in pLuutlsch embracing Most respectfully,
Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27

Col. GEoRGE HAIRsrOS, of Henry, died at bis resi-
dence in that county, few days since, at the advanced
age Of eighty years.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27

since writing the above have bad an interview with
two Federal deseFers just brought n-members Of Gan.
JEFF. C. Davis Flying LegiOn-McOook's Corps, and ma
tives of Louisville KY Their appearance, personally,
indicates what they saynamely that the Yankee army
Is 10 mser able condition. destitute alike of sucien-
cy Of food and of all their usual comforts. Their ra
tons for two days consist of four biscuit piece of meat
the size of mans palm, say, quarter of pound, and
coffee aud sugar. They safe that Wheeler has
captured the whole Of Davis division train-about
twelve hundred wagons-Snd is now supposed to be in
the vicinity of the Bridgeport road bouncing every
wagon that appears in sight Neither knew anything Of
the arrival Of reinorcements OF "rebe" prisoners
near Chattanooga, but say it is camp talk that Joe
Hooker is on his way to our rear. Speaking Of the
Virginia corps in the late battle one Of them remark.
cd that "the Yankee army would rather meet four
Bragg than one LOngstreet" They always knew our
men before they got them, and glad 70 'get"
themselves There is no anxiety on the part Of the
Federal troops to Attsck here but they that when
reinforcsmenIs arrive they confident OF cleaning
out the whole rebel army" by flank movement
The men are the worst looking specimens of bones
and 9Th ever worked into human shape, yet both, in
their revelations desiring Of to tell all they knew,
evidently spoke as near the truth as they have been
taught to do by habit and association. y. g. DEF.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27


and
NmhG
All less AM
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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27

Yankee Statistics and History.
The actors IN great sysnEg know better bow to e
innate ths truth aaa value Of history than % thVss ShO
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-10-27
MEDICAL CARD-OFFICE PRACTICE.

II u, p
sns bIm.en m.loy 10 an of ,e practice Franklin st.,
te below the Exchange HOTEL and dagona opposite ODD f
lows Hail. where sku and confidential treatment may De %
an reasonable terms Those have been exposed
certain cootagious ailments, invited to call early
oommuniesons by mall or Otherwise promptly a'ehaeu
ONCE open from A. NJ. til p. u. "a. =,
RICHMOND. Va. r...... .Ia. NO Nf--V
The sun., 1863-07-31
THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING. July 5L Iso5.
The Euforcensnt OF the Cen.crip,,on.

Tus tone Of Tie Adm nnistrston JournAls together
9Th tho significant MOVEMENTS q troops through.
out The country, remove all doubts rete,tny tn.
intentions Of the Government In r,lat on n the
drsn in this city, and IL is now spparen, tha, 1t
will be enforced within . very short time. Ger
ssin eoncsssions have been it,ined from IL. War
Department in allowances for Deficiencies IN GRO III.
Tor troops furnished under former quotas, and Tor
esesssvs enrolment, but otherwise The irsft will
proceed. Tho federal troops will take the
responsibility Of preser,ing order aud pro,ect.n..
public property. Pr-ns sre.dy drawn A. the
bsh and 9th districts will b. hold liable az soon AZ
she drawing Il completed, ard couscripts will be
required t report thenss We. within ten days from
shs time OF the drawing in their resps tive d.tr cts
and procure nutsttute or an sIempton; psy or
serve. il is stated that In Tho districts where a..
draft hss been in,erfersd with, tbs drawing will
proceed on the ruins Of the hurn,d bulldogs.
II seems thn, de,seLrnen,s u tr o.s viii lie fur
nished from tho Army Of the Po,omsc and probably
from the other armies IN the field The troops from
Virginia are already their way 10 their des, na-
eion At this and othN points. A sufficient number
will bs len under Gen. hsAbs T. vnt,h tho rcbsl
army and cover Washington. The virgins cam.
paisn seems TO be quose.nt. Wien tho ionel and
Union forces have been recruited by tr respective
ronscriptions IA the North aLd 4 nth, lie eoutcst
vii undoubtedly 10 resumed onco moro.
The sun., 1863-07-31

EhSr 10 ono grl taking away another girls lover
She surest ~sy to kick mp a row IN TO pu, couple
of Old iogy regulAr officers sud n uiiits hero In q
box and shake them up. The experiment ha,
never yet failed, and probably never vii. Wien
Major General JousE y. WOOL, and Brssiier.G-n-
rrsl HARvEy BHow-, Of tho th.toi states army,
and AsJor-Gensral CnAELKs W. sASUrOaD, Of tho
BtAse militia, came ,oseihr BY the fore. Of eircun-
stances, during the recent riots, tho uslsl results
followed. Aner plsnnlns how ''no, to do H." tLey
Immediately quarrelsd, rushed into prin, With
sheir grievances, and demonstrated 10 the public
ahss the smartest trick srAsTos has yo, sclisyed
vas n ge, rid of the whole ia.
The only public interest that suschcs 70 ue
Newspaper squabbes these heroes have en-.
gagged in since they were laid on tho shelf by
0en. CAHBYs appointment, is the Information they
afo,d respecting the riots consequent on tho late
opposition 70 the drsf In this city. Gen. S.rp-
soRD In his Official report alleges that the peace of
shis city would have been entirely restored In q
ssw hours but Tor Gen. BGow,'s disobedienco Of
orders, and Gen. Wool states that he accepted Gen
BRowss offer " aid in restoring trsnq quilty, and
ordered him 70 report 10 Gen. SAsprokp. Genera
DRows obeyed the letter Of this order, hut sppears
80 have mistsken It's spirit and assumed
shat he had ri,,t u exercise On
Independent command. This produced confusion.
Gen. sAHDroRD wanted TO defend the arsenal IN .
vital point, but Gen. BrowH did not concur When
hs matter was referred back TO Gen. wooL hs
ruled against Gen. BnowS, who Immediately re
signed In dudgeon late ON Monday night. Til,
csme TO tho care VI Mayor orprkR and the Abol
idon juntA, end . midnight eonolave was held I,
The sun., 1863-07-31
"Don't unchaiu tho Tlgry

FOSTER with the above carlton ias srrtnred
Tor some days past on oil tho public places and
dead walls Of the city. Wa fear To warning
GENES too ~ The Tiger has been already uu-
chained. " was let loose when tho Old land-
marks OF the law and Con.ttuton were departed
from In the prosecution o. To wsr. From th.,
hour a. prorhesed by far-s,ciu. statesmen ke
Mr.. 6RwARp, Mr.. CBIrTEVpLS, TutRIow WIKI,
and others, the South became united and the North
divided. The Tiger was unch sned when GREI-
LHy's prayer ot the "Twtnty Millions" WAS
granted, aud the Presi lent replied to the yoic.
OF the people as expressed IA the F..l elections
oy .ioItiug the radical programme. lie began
nm r'Sag's when fanatics AMI pArt2ans ottaiued a
~eToni'r.sug iaGueuce IN Tie administration of
Suohc ansrs. TIE people then became shspatcd
snd oi'ied' volunteering ceased, ami eonscrip-
sion vi" he necessary result. Bloody graves,
hsfce shimoshes, lsrring sects, secret Leagues,
torsisn insults, WAITS { races snd religion, internal
strife and national wcAkno.s follow tie track Of ,hs
sboi'ion Tiger. lie can oay he muaal,d by tho
baliot'box. The sdent hl OF millions OF slips OF
paper, nfcr'b,d d with tho names of true men. and
legally deposited by trcen en- cnn .l.n. chain mn
he Tiger" that raysgos our fair Union.
The sun., 1863-07-31

itshRKsr on Thuudsz. morning. Of choers
iniau uu' Jennio, dsr,ht'r = lohn and Margaret
The relative and friends nr, r.,uce.fulv invited
10 a',ui ne fnera, "a. 'ft-tAy even ns. sls
eil le taken to schfaiienb4rsh, y. j., ior ister.
rOGEER. Or rlrr,dav july 40. Ie,,c Forter,
.A .'n jonathan AID k.b..cca >. totker. aged
hc friend. Of ne nmily are invited to attend the
irn A.. N ! rlfsv afternoon. Ju!y u, At o'eoes
DFIiEhkS> ON Thu-.dAr, 30th ip.,, Elizabeth
"a. i.,nann, we OF iermsun II. Geideruann, aged
rl, fri.nss ard sciuair' anc,, d, the family are
r,sprc fuis inyitti to after 4 the funeral, on sun
rc- ne. nDtt' vet corner Il lith ave. and 80 st.
slhou; 'urtrcf invitation ~
kENSY A. tho cry u ,snt'sl. y Y, IN Thur
g., Ju' ~ Tho. keuuJ' ia.s OF "oo"ich' kot =
il' .mno-'l vi ,,te place this day, /" O'clc.st,
biNuiF ON Wedn ,tav, Juv ~, after ons i'll
70 ~. . kird,c. nsti,e u the County Armagh
ne r,a,iv,. and friend, n tho family ar. re-
,o,.d nc- o! wet i1th It, cor , h ave .
MuDLE1ON On Jul, s,'h, John Thcm", son of
lu. fi.ruis ,i ,hH anil, ar '7.''ill, invited 10
''',ud the 'uuofa. III. Frda n'icir on, ut
,''',,N h. nom the re.deroe OF lis p.ret''
MrHrhN ON wcdne,dav. July %. Daniel 10
q i-, "a ii.1 u n.nic aud kicn Mdrphs, sscd /
IT, fun'rel viii take place from the residence of
'!f tr's.t. lluisun ~, on Friday Afternoon, July
70, = ...H \. iJ2
sKEN'A on ,tnlv ~. 1853. IN thi. ci'y. ,iohn
u N..'a. rhit iu IA" discharle - his du', ~ one
m .rN ti1 vurps, 'u snppie the i,ot. Aiet be ns
wounded bv tus f4oN hs NR. tAken to the e. :. IiO-
p'l, ro.. Lexington ave aud alst a., where he died
iu = fau hours.
III. r.ms'r rcre inferred IN Chruy Ceme;srt.
AZ hav rs ~ ui,m Mass performed Tor the r.l' 20
q D. uul. lUt
ROGER" GA Wodne.dsy, July 70, James Eorcrs,
AZ. a G4 ycars
lncritt','s and friends Of the family are reJs sc.
fnill invited to attend the funeral. thi. tErdat
al .rto,, iul. 80, a. oclo'k. from hi, late real
d'uc,, .- ~u.Il1 -, without turth,r notice. g.
The sun., 1863-07-31
MILITIA ESN.

NIAR!HE AEIllLEkrMEN--l TIN
~ .emn lth y. V. Artiiort, Col Wm A
-" al. lev more nitn ~autei . MI up Co q.
Is vr'r ~. Arp.l imWr i tely and Hyl 4 b'ins
OfL,f UuEucs .i2s
90 RECT. ENGINEERS. NY S. N,LhrE
* i5.h " f.Eol. Eugreef.-All vetartr. or oth.r,
d'sipus Of cts' ns IN the fsvo.it" -,n,w be-
inf recruit ted A. rnc nee5- will cali moth cor 4
wake .nn Cen re- -. bruaiy ard pa .,p f'or to
an, othol corps IN he selv.ce. = SER''tAS T.. Cap
2d ngintor,. 20
81 REGIMENT FNCI>rrES y. Y. $. V,
,<-la'r l5,h ! Wi Eugiueer, fhc War D'psf,-
meuf sud the Authorl o.. 4 ftis rtstr have author
iled the recurring Of tins veteran Enri.
ncefs Pa bI1 .IlCr lnCe up riOr g. any otlef
corp' In tn env .. H. sdquut Is i1t'. B,osdvsy.
JAMES A. hAGRl rtk. Col. ,ommsnduR. Sl3
IL 600 SUBSTITUTES WANTED
lcs wv for Immediate service ia Countcti-
Gu ,Aassarhusrts and Pv.us wan A. O. whom ths
hlgho.t cash prices wiu t- given b. SCOTT & CO,
IG5 H. Ioadshy, "a floor. .G
The sun., 1863-07-31

Tnt result Of the interference ot u, great mower,
on behslf Of the Poles s to leave item p.re.s.lv
where thcy far az Eng and 10 e.n,,rn,d
fhe is too selfish to SO 10 war for prili,,e, and
Russia knows i Just vel IA tho rest ( ther world
Earl RrssrLi hns declared positively iu to House
fI.ords, that knglani would condns herself to
mora means Alone 10 secure tic indsp'ni'n,e o.
Poland. She would try to persuade tie Gar tu 10
m.use 70 Poland, but would not force him to lu..
hl the obligations OF tho Treaty OF vienna As a
mater OF course, tho Russian Emperor sh,p,d Liza
;oRducs with rsfsrenes !, the knowledge u sl IL uq
The sun., 1863-07-31

Sc'f iofk. IhDr,day, Jt. '. u. ~ So - ~.
afulr have been loe active o, ia,. 1h.r' ea. more
q 81 on 20 eel, sad ,ol. l,.a 90 $500 un' %. cash
'io k r-. afessed TOR 'llo. A.. rNEet towards t.c
c.''e h1ecvcr became Gr'1r-, vi.h nrre,.l incl.
nation. 80 chsn,n 'r F.i. Governments firm.
Mone. in good sntaly att @ per r,ut. Exchange on
London $50 ror root.
The sun., 1863-07-31
TRADE NOEeCEs.

4 E.ual Meeting Of thr Brn0lIru Jour-
notu.u uekyrs' H. VII be held ~ .I AtI,nli, t.
o'' @'.muu evening, Aus. l. A puuctu.i attendance
'sttgu. .tyu. b
Dry Goods iicras' Ear.y Clo.IuE A-soci.
~ Ha. 'ncstlns 90 fhe above Assoc alton will h.
t..! a' So O.ltt ll-, fhia / r.uaH tNhn.Is a. T. "
p" VI. ID. A.Nto, Pre- W. N. LEJMAC, 4. ,oit4ug
The sun., 1863-07-31
SEWING. MACHINES

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE OR TO
ladies instructed. "a Jay II, Eooikn'
SEWlNG MACHINES 10 ppNT Avn
,Diof "a, "s.nF.l's, Nhoeer WiI.it,. FinkI. q
J. oIs' noe - mpIe,s .oaI's, and Nuru1 CIlh's
ia ,an> ~ Is'' sIHus AID rrAeo ets r VI
The sun., 1863-07-31
hk 4 y 9El.2.ES{..

EOR NENBUkGH, POUGHKEEPSIH
= E9ndout, King ton-rhe MARY POWELL. lie. v,
oo' o' JAY sifoe every afteiEuo., AZ IS ucmaK S,i
DSON RIVER Il. Il. iOR ALBANY
s,d W' "a. worm and We't, from Chambers st. al
sundays at hss r NJ. ,ron 1hrti,tn streoI 49, ~
The sun., 1863-07-31
nj EE,1GsNS,S.
tsbaE1.

Ell'ST QUALITY RED AND WHITE ASH
i Cosl' LArse Hut, -. E-. and Stove. s, 49,
received at al3 BowGrF ~ Gr,,Le stIest, and IN
froome It, JACOB WEEhs i,th
The sun., 1863-07-31

NOR SALE--l BAY HORSE, YEARS Old.
i lG hands high, warranted SQUAD and Kind Ia al
harness, nee and stylish driver, hhn for c.rt.
exirss or srocer. Gall 3Ul " art gsth o., bet lO.h
and llth ave. gG,
The sun., 1863-07-31
ARTICLES FOE SALE.

EOR SALE CHEAP-1 SCREW PRESS
- and lot II 2d hand gas pipe. Apply At HlCK-
COA's stencil establishment, go Pearl st NY. 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-25

To COnsumptIves.-1he advertiser having been
restored to health in few by very simple rem
edy after having suffered several years with severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consumption-is
anxious 10 make known to his fellow sufferers the means
of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scription used ree of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will fni
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
&C. The only object of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread nfor
nation which he conceves to he invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy as will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wiamsburgh
ml6 d3m Kinss County New York
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-06-25


In Clinton June 49, Herbert Alphonso youngest son
OF John Boynton yrs
OsITU AIRY The following resolutions were adopted
by Co. r, 4?d regiment, upon the occasion cf the de.
cease OF their comrade private Nelson Wright West
BOylst
Whereas, has pleased Almighty God to remove from
our midst one OF our members, who has been with us
from the first formation of the company aud
Whereas 1t is not only fitting, but accordance with
the o. our hearts to express regards the
deceased, tits therefore
Res lved That in the death of Nelson Wright we have
lost who has had confidence and esteem i'm
the fullest deereeone whose life without reproach
and one who has performed his duty prOmpt,y and
fai hfully and though detached from his company sins
the form alton of the regiment are none the less
sensible o! his merits and fully and heartily tes
ti1y 10 his worth as friend cOmrade and soldier.
keso Ved Ihat to his brothers. siste and friends
tehuer our heartfelt sympathy for the loss they have
sustained Ihough at such moment words but feebly
express the feelings Of the heart vet it soot
ing to the afflicted to know til the departed had kind
and symoathec friends around his d ing bed TO sooth
MS last moments and perform or him all that pos
sOle to render his journey down the valley Of the
SHADOW OF death calm and peaceful
Resolved That, knowing it would prove a melancholy
satisfaction to his elatives and friends we expe rence
mournu pleasure in deaving the expenses of the ,e-
moval Of the remains of comrade to burial place
IN his native state at such time the commanding gen
eral of this department shall allow.
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be trans.
United to the relatives of tae decea and that COPY
be sent to the Worcester Daily Spy with request to
publish the same. r. A. DENNY
A. SAMPSON,
Committee tor Co L.
Camp FAIR, Bayou GENTLY, La, June 6, 1853
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