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Important 10 House Oene7s.
Important TO Builders.
Important 10 Ra,troad Companies.
ImportaM to Farmers.
JOHNS IL CROSLEY'S
IMPROVED
Cutia Percha Cement Roofing.

TT is Fire and Water Proof. It can be applied
l to now and old Roofs of all kinds. steep or Hat,
and to Shins.o Roofs without removing the shin
giles.
This article has been thoroughly teste;l In New
York City. and all parts of the United States,
Canada, West Indies and Central and South
Amcric ca, on buildings of all kinds such as Fac
tories, foundries. Churches. Rail Road Depots
Cars. and on Public Buildings generally. Gov
ernmcnt Buildings. &c : by the principal Builders.
Architects aud o'ners during the past four years,
and has prov ed 10 ,ba the ehea pest aud most dura-
bic Roofing nj us c it is in every respect Fire
Water, Weather and Time Proof covering for
Ro"!s of all kinds
This IS the only material manufactured in the
United States which combines the very desirable
properties Of Elasticity and Durab iiity, which arc
universally acknowledged to BIO possessed by
dutta Pcrcha and India Rubber
The expense of applying it is trhlipg. as m
ordinary Roof can be covered and finished the
same day, and when finished forms a perfectly
Fire Proof su rface with an elastic body, which
cannot be injured by Heat, Cold or Storms
Shrinking of Roof Boards, nor any external
action " hat
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A VERY OLD MAN.-An Iowa paper
thus brags of Western productions -
The West can beat the East in raising
vege ablcs. We have seen radisbes in
this State twenty-eight inches in circum-
ference. The West can also eclipse the
East in, rattlesnakcs. Blu. in rearing
grandfathers and grandmotbers prairie
land must yield the palm to down East.
We saw on our stree S, on the 22d inst,
man who was ninety-four years old
that day. He was born in the land of
steady habits Woodbury.. Litchfeld
county, Conn.,) on the 2lst of May,
1889 He has children sixty-four years
old, grandchildren fourty-four, and great
grandchildren nineteen He is spright-
ly, and can walk fifteen or twenty miles
a day. He voted for Washington the
second time be was elected was in the
war of 1912, and fought al Queenstown,
on the Niagra river; saw Buffalo burned
in December, 1913, and removed to HUI
ron county, Ohio, in 1916 Laterly he
has lived in Grant county, Wisconsin. -
His mental faculties are IN good condi-
ton, and it is refreshing TO talk with a
pa riot of the olden times. He is an
uncompromisiug Union man, and thinks
no better of Copperhea!s than Washing
ton did Of Tories eighty-hve years ago"
A STRANGE lNyENTIoN.-There was
an exhibition of agricultural implements
few days since at Lyons, and among
them were several instruments for the
destruction of animals who feed upon
vegetables to the injury of the farmer.
One of these Instruments is worthy of
examination, being to those previously
in use what the rifle cannon is to the
smoothe- bore. 1t is in fact very I'M
expected application of artillery, being
composed of small pistols, of which the
lock is set in motion by lever turned
back on the barrel, and extending two
or three centermetres beyond the mouth.
When gardner wishes to des roy a
mole, for example, he places the ms ru
ment charged with gunpowdcr on the
path of the animal. taking care to fix
the point of the lever on the lock across
the hole, so that the animal cannot pass
without raising the lever with his back.
The pistol is thus discharged, and the
animal is shot point blank If charge
of powder is not sufficient, a few grains
Of shot may be added.
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PENALTIES.
For making, signing or issuing, accepting paying
any bill of exchange, draft order, pronssory note,
without a stamp--S200.
For not efuctuaily canccl}iag stamp-S50.
For buying, paying negotiating foreign bill of
change payable IN United States, without first placing
thercupon Il staihp-si0O.
Express Companies not 10 receive for transportation
packages articles without giving receipt therefor
which is affixed sampor aniNing stamp to said pack.
ages u srtic!rs--uudsr lenaity e siU.
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" "oH'A'' VI '''o o'ei U Hoitiis'
Contracts AGREEMENTS
For each sheet piece of paper on which wrtsu 0.
AGREEMENT LEASE
For the hire, use rent of land, tenement, or
portion thereof if not exceeding years, 81
If exceeding years, 10,
ApPRhsEAENTs oil value or damage, OF
CoNvEYANcE--DEsD--
Instrument. writing. whereby any lands, tene-
ments. or other realty sold shall be granted,
tlcascd) assigned, transferred. or otherwise
reyed To, OF vested in, the purchaser pnrcha-
sers. or any other person persons when the
consideration valne exceeds Sl0O. and does not
exceed 300 and not exceeding $500, 80 cts. from
$500 and not exceeding $1,000, 90
Exceeding $1,000 and not exceeding $500, 200
Exceeding 1890 and not exceeding 5000. S 90
Exceeding $4,000 and not exceeding $4,000. 10 90
Exceeding $4,000 and not exceeding so 600 ~ w
Aud for every additional $4,000, fractional part
thereof in excess Of $4,000, 2oo0
LEGAL DOCUMENTS
Writ, or other original process, commenced In any
court, SO
fEoptTs or WI, or L-TT-rs OF tnMJS.s-- ,-yc~---
Where the estate shall be sworn declared not
to exceed the value Of $500. 50
To exceed $500 and not exceeding 5000, ] 90
F." " 10000 !" 10000 500
a oooo0 100000, 10 90
1ooNo 10000, % 90
And for every additional $4,000 OF fractional part
thereof, 10 90
MoRTd.GE--
For oach 5000 OR fractional parts thereof 10 cts
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Liquid Gutta Perch Cement

For Coating Metals of all kinds wuen exposed to
the action of the Weather, and for Preserving aud
Repairing Metal Roofs Of all kinds
This is the only Composition known which will
successfully resist extreme changes Of all climates
ieT any length of time, when applied to metals
to " hsh it atheres firmly, forming n body et,u Il
20 three coats Of paint. cos,s much less and will
last three times as long and from its elasticity Is.
cot injured by the contraction and expansion Of
lin and other Metal Roofs, consequent upon sud
den changes in she weather
1t will not crack in Cold or run In Warm
Weather and will not wash off,
leaky Tin and other Metal Roofs can be rs--
paired with Gotta Percna Cement, and prevent ted
from further corroson and leaking. thereby
| ensuring perfectly Water Tight Roof for maj J
yeas.
This Cement is particularly adapted for thn
preservation Of Iron Ratings, Stoves Ranges.
Safes. AGRICULTURAL Implements, &C., also for
ger eral Manufacturers use
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GGTTA PERCHA CEMENTS,
For preserving and repairing Tin and other Metal
ITCHY, is not injured by the cont racton .n,t
expansion of Metals and will not crack in Cold or
run in Warm Weather
Z. W. STAPLES Agent.
April is, lS63-N. Elkton Nd
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I Attest style Ladies' Light Cloaks and Chou.
Il lars at LEWIS d MARkETT q

n ERCHAN TS--Countyy Merchants are invited
w to call and examine my stock Of Tin-Warc.
All being made of the best quality Of Tin AMI
warranted TIGHT. E.W STAPLES.
April Ia 1854, SRI door sb Post ofaeo.
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NOTICE.

L>ARMERS.-Just received full assortment OF
L Forks, Shovels. Hoes Spades and Rakos, winch
l am offering at low prices for the cash.
April 10. EW. STAPLES.
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- vithd~aw nom the NaDssmond. - this va
nianfosmsdL An requests msde BY the Commanding
essssa a The department. On no Admiral have
ben promptly complied with, and II Ne 6ms
vreee - had ordered hs snuboa,s under isusenanss
Gushing and LAmson 70 cooperate with Brigse General
Getty In every way possible. The withdrawal o. No
troops from the point whore tho battery was captured
was BY order Of General Peck, military measure, cr
which the army 10 alone responsible.
make this correction in Justice 70 the Admiral also
spoke Of the Navy Department being In fault 10 The
management Of ars In this department. This state
mont well the ether. also desire 70 correct and
Withdraw has been my intention TO do injustice
70 any officer department sf the government, and
Do Inadvertently the w be promptly corrected
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Among sbs painful events connected with IN


Among ths painful events connected with The present
sampan has boon the parting between General Patrick
rOvcss MavshaI General. and his old Brigade composed
vfths Twentieth New York state Militia and the Twenty
0rss, Twenty third and Thlrty-arth New York volun
teers. Genera. Patrick came ont In command Of this
brigade, and has kept u HIM throughout bis entire
career IN the Army Of the Potomac. The attachment
Which sprung UP between tho troops and their
Sonmander is unsurpassed, and ss many Of them
80 about TO return to their homes-thcir
tegn d sorvice having expired-n determined to
lsave ther General lasting testimonial Of their apprc
saation and regard Accordingly, this morning the
~ was invited 10 visit Aqua TO bid farewell TO the off,
eess cs the command. The meeting most affecting
Colonel Rogers brief but eloquent Speech alluded to
~ Associations connected with their career pre-
ssntod 70 tho General the silver service provided
- several officers.
Bor timc the surprise and cmotions,of the General
ves11 not allow him TO reply. After moment he col
ee>ed himself, md IN words bid them all an arec
tcaats adieu. lisa Meter Of regret that no phone
rsa vas gem. sparkling with sentiments Of the purest
pa1rbolsm, with words OF counsel the young officers
asa a6ectiopate remembrance to ILL.,
ma scrvicc most magnificent Affair." and consists OF
silver urn Teapot water pot, sugar dsh slop BOWL
samer, plated waiter aud bell, the whole costing
Twelve hundred dollars.
povtion Of the brigade leaves Some Of It's
0emoers SIN remain tho staff of the General.
Al quiet to-aight on the Rapsahannock.
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gsrr.ul ~ fns Gems rVys ~ ssoiSss'.--ns
t,tssn - "a nra4fwsy s~as ih~ ss~sr o. We hv~
ga o, ,bs rs,s. bsrsi YESTERDAY r"f"'ns sfs~s 70"
..t. - a. tnr.safe lgsnfity q vsitr ~ n>rft'rs
- ~. .,rrats t the stclrty. lsrGs f~t5 vas
st ~ wtyt nurrtef a s-asii b1-s pgt1b~t ana
.F,g,t 4. n ID. iau1r~fs e<sgff w the W7for hsns
-, f,,..g,r,,rt .rris-a repair ne rsur,~s. rts
N a.. -, repaired n sief, lsrSf.
VA, s,fss - fns~ ono bTr.--r~st'ySs~s ssss'
$50, srri,ss o ,hs "a, yesterday rrovnAs s@d vsrs
',.,,.ysa 10 % rers X tse New nsiand n<ix 49,
~, 80 IL Is,1saay g,ssy oas - thsm sh1y io<A u.
t ~ ssxlsret sapfssslfs ffsfslves wso oee9ee1 =
"a 90 tis s~,af.cs NE soths-s ss&fsjssesy
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suprenAs Couss.
Before Judge part.oos.
rus sroApwar sArrnoAp.

NAYS me Noc yort Consyaci,f ares to-syary 70
ne N,e Fort an~ Hsylo, Rsfsoas csr-5amy ssd Ne
1s.oy frlThs Defendants In thn case sppisd for
order niY iug them oompls,e Tie 'rsck corus.tsf
by them on bfoadwsy, between 5hsiscnth scd touf
tsnfh streets n ctstncf that The rad ~ 10 pre-
stale 10 IN dangefoHr cOBf tln. ant 10 Ikey ~
render ne defeui.lis labe Tor acrfcua No % tns
wss made t this otot ny ts an'ias, exrct tbst tba
rails sl,d ous IL lad npnn tn siecDsrs areaay down.
md nD' tie ene iei I'm oi ihebotk wh~fe i- snres
have been ,crr ~ An ofdug entered By ,hs lodge
10 that eject lbe fixhi " ell~ par'y . bst 2csnnr
lstnex ~ ne iAseed w ths oFfcr WIN q. Ngyes hnf
g. b Rss pss for yi.Istas aud a. u. Lawrence Cor
fsrfanss
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On FORTRESS MONROE CORRESPONDENCE

FesnEs MosRog, May Z, 1888.
- WdAdvssas Of Lorsavea from S,fo,k-when Il
Gnnamcsd-Hs 10 Reported in Fro~i Of Hooker tie
- <ssssws-Nas Plans Of 0eusrdi Di1-Ssouemds,
0ssnIvy wtAi~ a Nile end . Half Of RioAmsnd-H
~ Asvs Osstxved yt6. Davis and cabrns-A Word Of
Gwy~siea On Irfasacs Done 70 ne Navy, de-, DC.
- vitadrawai Of Tongztree,s army from the south
~ a the James river, which has been going from
60 soaA a without tAs knowledge Of General Peck TO
- q hstsnt, and according advccs from Richmond
= - SIN, that this intrepid rebel sscerhad been
nesA on Saturday, the "a instant, with portion Of
- Army Of the Potomnc, seems 10 have dsas
pnss1 The nasursd plsss Of Generals Dig and
bssk considerably. However, The most important
usvsmsuss are 90 foot now and In tho Of being
earrisA cut, and whom oompleed viii Be Of the meet
va inpsrsancs 10 the Army u Inc Potomac In deeating
- sruxhiag the rebel hosts. what these movements
ms y sss fos the psbl,e 10 know at present. their
psssay dspsnds. Bat the plan ID deep LAID
- Ven ooansd ever, 40 cAusol well fail. u unne.
uwsry 20 saA maj Major 0snssal DIX engaged IN
pwsssnAss shs personally aud 70 this end
~ - Temporarily taksn tha Held
- dashiss rsid OF ocesrs ssoaemaa up 70 within the
p1s q Rsshmss1 10 said to hsvo been one Of tbs most
na sGAivs = he From prisoners who came nom
nnonA yesterday learn that the greatest paeie exist
80 sm1ay h NE sssel capital, owing the ap
prsa1A q The sYAnkes" cavalry 10 thst city. As
wsy svasbIs bad bsss N The support of leo,
svn ne priSsss wore suarcsa BY civilians i'm
psssd tsDpossrily fos this dusy. Whom u became
nnswn tnas Ssonsmsn VS. within . mile and
. half % We city. psspis coming from church
- nusksN thrust into shsis hands and
asssl 70 defend the city, Bow easy would hsvs besu
~ asssra stoosmsn 70 have snssssd shs city, gpbbisd
d nj DAVIS bis cAbinss end ooues and sst Gre 10 the
- Of treason and carried bic hossagss v this place.
p.sh feat would have boon gvsssv achievement, than
~ ssssas Il Lees army, tire dsshronsmsns o. King
~ vould bsvs virtually pu an end 70 The war, ani The
60 q saossmAn would have been ba,cnsd fvs 10 lhc
vussh listers o. COLA But thsrs may b another sAts
\ ssvs for this arch traitor Davis which ts ossses
- 4
b xsAnosd press pays sbs nigbes, osmplsnsnss 70
es.srs1 sssasmsA's inssepdny and dashns reid, and
svw ssssasns fssn calling be tsocps "vssdal," "Ysu.
psSsuswsv - sssstsAreais," and admits that during
q1Hsm0 u sesasnanh corps Ill The rseeh On The line
ss - ssssa wh ~ Wsaasss essssds-asloa aad 70
- - p9so ssA pssssrsy.
bOp - ~ ls(ssss, vsitsa sbsss Q Fortnight aso,
~ - Aluisal - - WKhAssd non shs srny
- A1np pes1e4 ~ - ss1e.vd ~ gsussaiI
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NsfIHGuIsHgD VISITORS WITH THR ARMY.
ne President and 0enrral-fn-Chler In
0onsultntion with General Hooker.
s11 CORRESPONDENTS or xR. @. IA. OSBORNE.

rae President and Gencral-fn Chief En
0onsultntion with General Hooker.
s1n CORRESPONDENTS or Nh. @. "A. OSBORNE.
FALMorrH, Va, May !, 1858.
~ shout ten O'Clock this morning special train con
aDng d locomotive and single boz car, arrived from
AQuA creek, bringing 70 this station guished
vDatevs. President Lncotn aud MAJOR General Haleck
Ws the solo occupants Of the car having LEFT washing
- - very early hour this morning by steamer, and
E1lAg through from Aqua creek upon couple of camp
GDoois
hnsdAtsly upon thar arrival the President and the
osasrai n Chier were conducted 10 . carra,s which
- been for some tme 10 waiting and with
. solitary savslryman either side Of tbs
vuAle,e escorted IN the headquarters CT MAJOR
OooerakHooksr. No demonstration made by the few
Qsups Of officers and soldisp who iounsing abort
- depot occasional touch u thevlxor by those
vassssosnissd the ta STOPPING form and thin,
vsss features the presence .. Commander Chief
oDssny and navy u the United States. His coming,
GAssgh Known q headquarscrs, seemed " take every
~ 81 the station by surprise.
ANm reaching tho old headquarters camp, the
upuu1Asns and General Haleck 81
pnauSA 70 General lockers tent, AID entered into
sasrsscs, Il b supposed, upon ths result and The i'm.
psnAlng movements o: tho Army Of the Potomac They
- NV together. IN deep consultation.
- Prssdsnts countsaance seemed 10 bear traces OF
Urs Ainppoinsment His appearance was 10 every way
- q - ovestaskod and ovsrworxed General Hal
~ - NE sthsr hand ssemsd to observer like
ogssN, " DO in The best Of health and spirits.
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Lsght DIvissOn--Col. Hiram Burnh
Conn IN md ing.
erwTu


KHlsd-MAIor JoelsA hayeoek, Capt sewen {, Cray.
ed Capt Benz. J. Buck, arm; Calt 1hos r. Roach Loo
amputaied First Lieut. James r. Mckinley legs severe
~; Second Lieut. Geo W. Burnham, month rnl sscd
men killed, 10: wounded, los; misslng.s.
FIFTH WISCONSIN,.
Ksu<6 Capt. L. o. strong, Capt .. J. Turner, Second
Lieut. A. H. Robertson, First Lbsut. John Mcbiurty.
wours.d Major r. N. Wheeler, both thighs, Captain
Horace wafer. neck and back: Second Lieut.. A. Glib
sou, foot Capt c. w. Kemp head FIRST Lieut.. Louis @.
MoSlsr head Second Lieut.. G.. ~ Mayer, side: flrst
Lieut. A. W. Hathaway, leg second Lieut. Richard Car
Ter, thigh Enlisted men killed. 81 wounded, ile; mis-
y. -. roRrYTHIRD NEW vORK. eos.rtr
Killed Capt Douglas Lodge, Capt. Hugh y. KDcksr.
booker, FIRST Lieut.. George H. Kocus. Wosndod-Capt
John l. Newman, thigh second Lieut. Robert Russell,
psds and leg Ksnng-capt John W. wIIknson tspt
WIN wallace !, Capt. WIN. l. Thompson. Capt Wv Van
Psiten First Lieut. Vim. Hastings, FiTst Lieut.. Hiram
Van Buren. eeccud Lieut.. --- Smith. Enlisted nea
killed. H. wounded 81; missing, 24l. frt y.
THIRTy.FrEsr NEW YoRx.
Kf1i. -Lisut. John Dewbsrry. Woundsl--fieut Coi
l. G. Newman, foot, Capt j. d. Sloan, es. us,rgC apt
Henry shckardt Capt Geo. A. Ebbetss Ffst Lieut. Geo
HDeran. rIrus Lsut Erskine Rich Second Lieut. John
~ webster Second Lisut. Julius EhrhardL Enlisted
kiIDsd 10; wcunded, 81; missing, lao.
M nxTr-vnsT PENNSYLVANIA.
Killed Col. George .. Spear. wossdcf.-cs Jacob
crsvys, had vvsg Lieut.. Esssns Kosrssr, severely;
CAps. w. ". Nils severely Capt Jshn W. Crosby, severe
" Second Lieut. George Hnper severely and mIssine
INFLATED mon kiIjsd. q wosn1s1, %, missing. 129.
YmrRp Dperuspln nAfsnay new roRx AnTIflxny.
Hoxn&dL-J. Wnca
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WIN Denanker. 10Th New York, arm Cbaries Csrpen.
ter, fosth~ New York, Arm: bFstainx Whitley, ytih
New York thigh Patrick Callahan, l0sth New
York, hand, John rsase. side; Corporal tdwMd
hip H. Prince. shoiIdcr. Samuel =. Carton
Colonel T. y. Johis, rh Massarbrseu ggnshol ieft
thigh Isucnsnt r. J. Duney 6tst ono. both leg. and
bacK; Captain r. Jcbnsn, lesh Massachusetts, face
Lieutenant y. G. posworth, 7th MaeWaf husetis arm
Lieutenant .. Adeishcimsf. 27th renpsyvanh.
Ieutenast samuel Blian tflh Connccficu,, neck Lea
tenant per'snlsn Js'l~1 ssh OHIO arm il-ui Hiram
r. Trchcr, 9Th Vhio back, fsussosni ". H. 'IiOr,or,
aide camp 70 cconei pet.aD arm i,eeienai colosel
tor General c. l. Young. sscsed brAaae. secoed dvi
vAnfa. aincncu; MAJOR Y croru sth New fismyshis
abdomen, Cspsaia q. ", Goodwin, tih Nov Hsmp.4ire
arm Li~ntcnsntC Williams sfN lernsyivnnn. LIEUT.
nsni H. r. Bennstt ti-s ienIsylvsnia Lieutenant he,
Morton slst pcnnsylyania Ca Geo H. fns'rlsn, 1874
I Pynnsy snSa. Lieut. =. q my, 9th Ne~ Hampshire
Lent G. Rourk, zs,h PenGsylvsnis Lieut., VIM, McCsy
ss,b New York Thigh; Lieut. a. Newbvn ii4th prfn
vsniA. ~ ksnt a ty1se, ~ lennsyi,abia w Art
16wnsbcrg, 7tsh Nsw York. jag MAJOR !. Grmes, isth
New Jersey. leg Capt. J. W Coed Let Tinted States
sbsrp-hootsrs, neck Lieut. ". " Goddard 1.pi cnhnrc
ticut. scalp. Lieut. " Fisher, 2slh New Jersey ian.
Lieut. Augurt 0stWbai. stth New York, hip q H. Row.
efs, ssth Ono. hand Nsor samnsl KIssmer 81 Wary
lanf bead ard bark Capt " Core, 1tsh fsnrsylvaps,
shossder Lis Jones " Layton, scsh New Jersey tore.
wo~~Se6 --BeulanIn Hs1ner, Co. X, rsi. reuasyiva.
ma <g. Exwsy, o. q, l1esh fesBs VANS, Veg
putatsd w. Mclaughlin, Co. ", oia Pennsylvania heal
Corporal Isvp Madeou, Yebs sldser Or H. erin yir.
einia wouDoea n ~ ab1Dss, N Ne hospital u
1hkd divhps. xnssf.-caytsh Ksyv, q. u, ian Nee
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ur,,.a states Dssss,ss C..rs.
ps,ors Hou. jsdgc l,esis
vffg yrrynuOyy cspr.

Ms ne rsa,s stas,s a~i Orr I" Ne SIRIUS
geaa1y PssyAeg Jgcgs Bs,ts rendered sssissn To
rnsrpipg at<n = motlon nsss fcs days a. 70 AS-
c.os,la Jsfsaa rsssee q 4a resvhpr 10 40 sefisis
.rranastsHs 10 be- tr@tusoDy. ne orasr 80 1~s t~f
al lntefFossries fnsriinred ihersa 'ray ~ sd7ia
lstsrcd 10 tsptais fNtsa I've daJs ngies ssf ne
a Ina Urtsf.
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THE ALTIEs
Firss Brigade, First Division.

YIRsp NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.
hlsd.-Coi NJ. w. Collect Wtsnded,-Capf. VIM. H.
Tnissum Co. b. Capt Smith g. Blythe, o. " Second
Lieut.. Chas scgrcaves, 20. IL Second Lieut.. Geo. b.
Wight. Co l. Enlisted men killed, o. wounded, u miss
ing, 40. f
SECOND NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.
hdfd.--fapt. w. Perrun. Wcunded-Capt Henry p.
C"ok Capt Herman Iinert Capt Hosry H. Fallen, Adt.
loscph h. Wilde, Second Lent John T. Whitehead. En-
listed mon killed, g. wounded, 80; missing, IS.
THIRD NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS.
Wc.ndei Col Henry W Brown, Capt. John Frantz,
Second Loud. George T. Westcott Mssinq-capt. A. g.
Taylor, Frst Lieut.. Chae. A. Acs1eaTy Enlisted men
kilod, 10; wounded, 60 missing, 10, f'
YlFrrEFrH NEW JERSEY v0LusTBERe.
Kailsd capt Ira J. Lindsey, O.. o; Lieut John Fow.
,cr, Co. X Wounde3,-Captain Thos r. Short, Co. y,
Lieut. John p Carter, Co. D. Enlisted men killed, 20;
wounded, 123, missing, s. t
TwENTy-rHIRD NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS. tf
KipedFrst lieutenant Chas Libby Co. A; First Lieu
tenant James nudd Co. Y Second Lieutenant Sidney NC
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Co. A. Captain Reading Newbold, Co. d.. Captain Samuel
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c.. Second Lieutenant George W ArbnckIe Co. B.. Second
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Hamrshirc Lieutenant John 2, Harris, 11th AEssachn
setss sergcant Thomas smith On VI 2n Delaware san
vel Aacksiwee Co X George Howard, Co. d. Ralph Wolf,
Co ID, Josoph Sba1her, Co b.
Arrival or che Body OF GenevsI Berry ~
Poxtlaaad.
poRrI-Axp, Me-, May 0. 1893
fne body Of MAJOR General Berry arrived at non today
from Boston and lying in state at the CITY Hall which
b hrongsd with citizens. The body viii be conveyed 70
ths steamer Harvest Moon Of six O'Clock ths evening,
accompanied by large escort military and civil Tho
harvest McCn leaves for Rockland at sn O'Clock 70
morrow mernna