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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30

We advise young persons, whose hair is beginning to
fall out TO take warning In time and their hair by
using the Ambrosia To those who have already lost theft
hair the fee of the Ambrosia will surely restore it.
as it hd' done for thousands.
hR. STERLINGs AMBROsIA is stimulating oily extract
of Roots, Barks and nerbs. 1t will sure all diseases OF
the scalp and itching of the head entirely eradicates
dandruf prevents the hair from falling out or from iurn
ing prematurely gray, causing it tie thick and long
II is entirely different from all other preparations
can he relied on.
l. i We known fact 20 thousands in the City of New
York that this is the only article yet discover ed that VIII
Cure the D OF the Scalp AM the Hair to Grow
PRICE $l,O0 PER BOX containing Two bottles.
Ds. II. Il STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No. 493 BROADWAY, New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
DrN K. BR WV, Wholesale Agent, Montpelier,
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nEAO WILL BE FORFEITED BY DRL. DIX
StJUU if failing in less time than any other
physician more eectually and permenanty with less
straint from occupation or fear OF exposure 10 al
Gather with safe and pleasant medicines
SELF-ABUSE AND SOLITARY HABITS,
Their effects and consequences;
SPECIAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
Incident to Married and Single Ladies
SECRET AND DELICATE DISOR OERS
Mercurial Affections EruptioDs and all Diseases of the
shin Ulcers OF the Nose, Throat and Body Pimples
on the face Swengs OF the Joints Nervousness
Constitutional and other Weaknesses in YOUTH and the
more advanced, of all ages, of
BOTH SEXES, SINGLE OR MARRIED
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c L R I III c A 7 Z.

THIS CERTIFIES that have given full and definite in
strucons to Dr. J. g. DeForris Of Chelsea, VT, make
and administer tie Nitrous Oxide, Laughing Gas"
anesthetic for the Extraction of Teeth used by
Dr.. Cotton OF New York
The advantages of the Gas ether and choroform
are
FIRsT.-It is perfectly harmless. No injury was ever
known from its inhalation.
SECoND--The Gas produces the perfect insens-
bility pain while it avoids the and sickness
say nothing Of the danger, from ether and chioroorm
THRD.-lhe Gas is pleasant to iDhale, having dis
agreeabo smell taste and the effects all pass off within
TWO or three minutes leaving the person feeling precise
ly as before inh4ling
FoURTH.-Il be given with safety (f pure) in all
sorts and stages of disease.
have given such careful instruct to Dr. UeForrs,
that have doubt he can make pure article of Gas,
and administer it with discretion and safety.
NJ. BIXBY.
Office at the residence of WIN. j. TARBELL, Esq, of
Chelsea, Vt. F473m
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the effect Of STERLING'S AMBROSIA in eighteen
months.
CERTIFICATE.
This is to certify that, about e yhteen months ago
commenced using STEBLGNG's AMBRosA. Ny hair was
short. thin and rapidly falling had tried many
Hair Tones Invigorators, &c without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambross hair ceased
falling out and commenced CROWN raj idly as to $
tonish Now hair thick, soft and glossy and is
five feet four inches in lengh-w1en let down reaching
the floor. This wonderful result attribute solely the
use of STERLNG's AMBBosIA, since commenced using
it have applied nothing else to my HAIR,
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, 493 Broadway, New Iork.
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Extract Teeth without Pain

Unlike Choroform and Ether, this Gas is perfectly
harmless, and does not like those agents leave any
pleasant effects after inhaiing it,
DR. Cotton CT Brooklyn at the head OF the " Cotton
Dental Association, Of New York, tor the extraction Of
teeth, who undoubtedly the most skfu person in this
country in making and using this Gas, after expert
ence Of twenty years. bears the most liberal testimony
in favor Of its great success aneshec.
He has administered it to thousands Of Persons of ev-
grade of constitution, and variety of Temperament
without single instance Of harm occurring.
The following certificate from Dr. Bxby, is respectful
V
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
I'D Il n Il L = Z IL n {!
DIR. J. G.. .DeFORRIS.

PERMANENTLY located at CHELSEA VT will per
form all operations the teeth that i'll be of u-
ity) in NEAT AND DURABLE MANNER. TEETH INSERT ED
from to full set in of the styles in practice
Gold, Silver, or Vulcsnized Rubber Work.
All of which warranted to give satisfaction Prices
according to the of the case ALWAYS REAsoS-
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PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PEo-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsnUs
THIS work is one of high moral tone written in chaste
yet thrilling language and appeals directly to the
moral consciousness of ALL, PARENTS and GUARD
IANs especially, detailing scientific and reliable aids
1t will be sent by Mail on receipt of TWO (8 cent
STAMPS
70 PARENTS AND GUARDIANS! tail not to send and
T5@ YOU'VE MEN Fail not to send and get this book
u LADIES! You, too, should at secures copy
this book.
A WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE
TO THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
class of maadies prevail to fearful extent in com
munity booming at least 100000 youth of both
nually TO carly grave Those diseases are very i'm
perfectly understood Their external manifestations
symptoms are Nervous Debility, RelaxRtt and
haustion; Marasmus wasting and assumption OF
the tissues OF the whole body short OF breathing
or hurried breathing on ascending hilor flight Of
stairs, grea paltston OF the Heart Asthma Bron-
ohitis and Sore Throat; shaking Of the Hands aud
Limbs aversion to society and to busines study {;
dimness of Eye sight; loss Ot Memory; Dizziness Of
the Head Neuralgia Pains various parts OF the body
Pains in the Back or Limbs, LumbagO, Dyspepsia OF
lndigestoni lrreguarty OF the bowels; deranged SEC
tions of the Kidneys and other glands OF the body,
Leucorrhe or fleur Albus, &c. Likewise Epilepsy
Hysterla and Nervous Spasms.
Now, in ninety nine casts out of every hunt
dred, all the above named disorders, and host 0
others not named is Consumption of the Lungs and
the Spinal Nerve, known Tabes Dorsales and Tabes
mesenterica have their sea and origin in diseases OF
the Pelvic Vscera Hence the want OF success the
part Of the old school practice in treating symptoms
only.
DR.. Andrew Stone, physician to the Troy Lung and
hygienic Institution, is now engaged in treating tins
class of modern malades with the most astonishing
success The treatment adopted bv the Institution is
new tbs based upon scientific principles, with new!
discovered remedies, without minerals or poison The
ABILITIES OF such that patients can be cured at
their homes in any part of the country from accurate
sCrlUtlOus their by letter and have the meQ-
cnes sent them by mail or express Printed interrog-
atores will be forwarded on application.
gFConsumpton, Catarrh and diseases of the throat,
cured well at the homes of patients at the lnttu
uon by sending the Cold Medicated Inhang BaIsamlc
Napors with inhaler, and ample directions for their use
and direct correspondence.
RTPatents applying for interrogatories or ADVICE,
must nclose return stamps, to meet attention.
Qrhe attending physician will be found at the In
stitution for consultation, from A. NJ to p M, OF
each day. Sundays, in the 1er5noon. Address
DR.. ANDREW STONE,
Physician the Troy Lung and Hygenic Institute, and
Physician for. Diseasesof the art Throat
Lungs, 96 Fifth street, Toy, New York.
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Teeth Extracted Without PaiA .
Ether and Choroform superseded by the
Nitrous Oxide, or Laughing Gas.

DIR. e. DeFORRIS has the pleasure of announcing
to the public that be is administering the NITROUS
OXIDE " LAUGHING GAS" by the aid of which
be is enabled TO
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-30
The Early Physical DegeneraOy
-OB-
A NJ + RICAN p EOPL E.
Just Published by DR.. STONE.

JUBJ IUDIIbubu Dy Dr. pIUNE,
PHYSICIAN TO THE TROY LUNG AND HYsIRNIO INsT-
TUTB. TREATISE ON THE CAUSES OF EARLY
PHYSICAL DECLINE OF AMERICAN PKo-
PIE; THE CAUSE OF NERVOUS
DEBILITY, CONSUMPTION
AND MARAsMUs,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25
Surrender Of Cumberland Gan.

I From the Abingd5n Virgnisn, Sept Isth.J
For severed days, up 70 Monday isst, We hsf
/ various TuuJrs ci tae surrender Of this sfr9uo
/ snd supposed impregnabl8 position, and vhsn
the Tun0r came lhas it had been given I'd IN
| c0uditicualy aud without firing gu1, nobody
/ believed It. The run0rs, h8wsvsF. have hseT
/ coudrmad, and al that we had previously heard
| is true. We have con7osed with several gen-
I tismen who were there 81 shs tiuaa Of ils slr-
render, and they al concur IN the nErteulars 5l
/ the transaction. Many Of the men believe
themselves 70 have been sold, but others sssri5-
u'e the surrender 70 the timidity of Gen Frazier,
I Wko was in command
1t was surrendered oa wednesday, the oh. at
/ thres o'clock P. NJ 4 few bours Drioc TO the
raising OF the white Tag, a council OF war was
held, and the officers were unanimous in holding
out and fighting TO the ast, or a. least for ifseo
days, for which time shsY had provisions The
cfhGeIs and msn, with scarcely an exeaptiea,
believed they. could hold the E,2es. aad were
eager 80 try to do so. We learn from ons Of the
persons who was there, that there were twelve
pieces Of artillery planted aad that the general
would net allow the men to spike the Ruua
Lieut.. OConn0F and his men pitched their
guns over = prsepce, some thousand feet high,
aud the balance. eight or ten in number. fsil
into the hands Of the enemy, UHiniuEed.
Gen. Frazier Was under the impression thai
the place was invested on ths south by General
Burnside and On sbe north by General DeC0rsay,
each with very large force. Others thought
Tire forces were mere detachneuts from the com
msnds named, sEd not veyy formidable in mum
berE-eaTFsinly not stroRg enough 10 take the
position, had it been oravely dsfendad
Our forces in the gap were estimated at some
thing Ike 5000, about 500 Of whom were cap
sured, the balance making their escape. Colonel
SismP, Of the 64sh, escaped with aIl his captains
araas orn all hia liar .~aa-,t E--v,
and about ona hundred Pri7stes. Csps EFTun
was taizen. LieUsensnt-C Col9Bsi Prisdlaore e.
capped.
Since the above vas written, wo learn that we
had a large amount Of bsoou and wheat 3s fhs
gap aud 0le hundred bs7f gslli=. A. II 0'uIasz
5u Wednesday Gen. Frazier received = dispatch
nom Cen Jones, directing him 90 b ~ the place
al all nszsr3s, and that necessary rei8foFcsmeuls
aud supplies would reach him ia due time At
shres O'Clock that afternoon the white flag was
raised, in OpPositiOa 20 tho sentiments and
wishes Of the whole command
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

IN Virginia is now said to number only. 90 00l
men, and TO have fallsa back &c t5s dsfanBea O
Richmond. At FoTHess Monroe It fs stated that
the whole Of Lees army were sb1ut 20 gvacu.
ate the State OF Virginia, even if they had not
already done 50. If the Mobile RsgistsT snqsks
truly, Gen Lee has been removed from the com
I nlsnd Of the army Of ViFZinie ard Gen John
4 stan Bat in his u}aga. The news from PbilsIsl-
phis received in this eity yestarday, relative to
/ the dght as RscCo31 ford, end the operations Of
/ Meade's army, was merely s-rspitirion Of Cur
/ special dispatches, published IN the HsraId
during the past fsw days, with an additional
statement that 80 msR from New York cavalry
regiment had been captured BY the rebels. This
reported csEtare we do not credit, nor d. we
think there is any likelihood Of truth in the
statement.
The arrival Of the Merrinse rom Charleston
barber brings u5 dates TO the 18th instant TIE
only point Of interest in her news was thas Gil
moEe's forces were shelhng MoUltrie from Bat
terry Gregg. Gen Stevenson was among tho
PsssengeTs by the Msryimae The rumOrs from
the same region, received By way Of Fortress
Monroe, are that Charleston has been Destroyed
sttaT three days bOmbsrdmsnt. The runor is
doubtless pEematurs- A small scouting party
OF Uuionists ws5 captured By the rebsIs on the
Savannah railrosd, below the city Of Charleston.
o. Saturday last Gfn Longssrest's forces are ]
reported 70 have left Virginia for Charleston on
Monday last
AR increased rebel force Is rap5rsad 20 have
appeared in North Carolina in front Of the Union
hnes, ard the cbj-et Of their Dresoncs is -vari-
ously sarEaised Doubtless tbs movement was
made by the rebels TO disguise the passage of |
EooPs through the State to other pats Of rebel
dom
Gen. Ssuusl Jones Is sad 70 have commsud
Ct ihs rcDal forces Ia Wsstarn Vrginiz. consist
ing Of sbcg5 eighs thousand men. Ct 7iaad inc
tive 5Tigedcs. He IS assisted By Gau. Tm1cdeE's
cavalry, fifteen hundred strong. 4 Taid by these
forces Is expected shortly TO take place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

Er-u1 Eb8 HuntIvI-la Coufed5rzra.I
4 citizen Of Esss Tsnussses, who Iea Knox
vile on the I4th September, informs us that
from tue best sources Of information be had ac-
cess Co, he is satisfied that part Of Buruside's
force. brought over the m5Untain q, By way Of jim
Town. crossed the Tennessee river at Kingston
and went down TO R05eeTans, and thst ne force,
which occupied East Tsnuassss, did not NM
bar over seven or ei-1+ thou1ard When he vas
in Rockville, be learned that Barusids sent SIX
hundred and forty men Up .oWard J5uesbore,
and only forty ofthem returned, the rsss hevirg
been killed or eaptursd-ihzt il was
reported that the % Tsunessee, Fs5s-
raj regiment, bsd encountered General
Jackson somewhere about J0uesbor9', and lost
sbous 400 In killed and wounded A prominent
East Tannssses tory said that Burnside iufarulsd
HIN That L5ngsteots corps, Of shirtV regiments,
supposed 20 be Is eco streHg, were st Bristol and
rns-aEfrg taua-t Knoxville. Ths Eelarsl faree
&c K1cxvilis vas preparing to move toward
J17s4aG-o' and when our informant crossed
the HoIston river 81 Louisville eight or ten
mites below KBoZvlle, the guard Of fE9 Sun
drsd ussn there had been ordered Up to Ks6z-
viII7 to urgcsed with the rest Of Ehsir ecmmsnd-
Nsilher BrowuloH nor An5y Johnson asd
reaobsd Knoxville. and, it vas said, they wsra
eating for the rsilrosd 70 be a5en f-un Nas5-
vile, via ChzstaaoCga, 90 knsxviLs, WAieh
would take place ia q few weeks. TIE FedaYas
counted confidently on the complsiion ct this
eOu7actio1. and said thcV were dependent gu
that fog supplies, cad could nos bald East Ten
nessse lorE, unless they g0s tEsul. Oar infCEHl-
ant learned from prominent East Ienle8sse
foyV. who returned from Kentucky with the
Ysazes Amy, td1s 5000 negTces hsd been iu-
messed IN Esataczy 20 complete the Knoxville
and Kentucky railroad, 20 Danyilis Ky. TIE
rosd Is now graded. with tha exception Of
Copper ridge, % Clinton, and he rails are down
about twelve mles out from Knoxville.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25

Ton FaIlresd' and faucying her interests, both
cammerca! and Ptlitical, iRseperably connected
with tnas city, Was as frantic for secession as
ShsEieston itssls. Bat sympathy with secession
hsIe 8 dad and. viii never be revived. Whist
IS true OF Memphis viii be true Of every other
soaslerH city thss passes into the possession Of
me Federal armies; as he fselings Of ths people
are beginning to change hars so, in every other
cry WIN little Iadicious wedding out Of tho
toIneT'ters or treason, they viii change
So much for the 'isarti1napt of the neonla IF
the South" about which 90 mach has been said.
The real question Of interest in the rehabilits-
ton Of the South is the new syssom Of labor
which has got to be insugurased in the place of
the cid one now virtually eveFlhrown-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25
Wh. F. BEARD, Surgeon,
EIss Alabama regimen
LIST Of Casualties Of the F5flssatk Georgia Rsgi-
z..slL on BE l2lh and 20th Seglsm5er. 1863. Col

E2es3t Ia iSt3 and 2Uth September, l5Od, Cot.
y n DHB0ss, Commanding.
Field and Stsf--CJol D N DuBose, wounded slightly
shoulder; 7 h Rsr1son, lieutenant and aCng sdiutsRt,
shocked By she'll.
c1m7-a7 a. Capt Galloway, Comman ng.-Klllad; 3;
Corporal 5lIss Bolton, Private T P Chain. Wounded 2
Cant Galloway thigI; LIST Lieut. Th0s Bolton SIDE; q
Iieut JunEn, knee Ssrgt stribling ankls; T
Prasasr, i7 3; 3 Woodruff srai " n FaulHg, hand;
N Bnns, Jaw " G Pulsu. jaw J " Dye, hip B
5jSngs1'v B. ssrrt T Csvvs sbrsD. Commandluz-
W0uudsd: Thomas Harrison neck, slightly.
! Company @, Cast W VII is, Commanding Wound
ed raDt " willis. foot; SerEt Tate, brsssr.
r9usly; SsrEt BHiIard leg, Fizlitlyi Corporal
Esuns0Esv. " SHta, foori W D H15bard iss5
I . 9 CHwthTOn, in tour PLACES CAiWel4 slightly
/ Dsvis Ksriia. ia hand
ed Iisut Weary, dangerously in beads Sd Lieut. W
( Rcketsou, leg slighNr; Sergt J ChaPua[, arnl
Ssr5tF @ Reid arm; Corporal 4 Long Leg BrosFH
I EssE - II PLACER by sbsll r n Fiusar, breast " il
FIararlock kuee; n Hammock, sidai T 8 Smith arm;
/ 3 BI Iardsn, leg b Knz hip. W G ClsnHons' badly
I bea4, 8 Zones foo5; J s PEAK, thigh.
7 Cslapany z, Lieut. E sl1anloas, Coumandirg g -
killed Lizut O 2 simpensi Corporal Q G Scott
yJTouudsd. " 3 Clark. seri0 usly. shoulder Sergt q
Jones, neca W 4 Jackson les Franks, Leg B F Dur
Fia missing.
g Ena4sE e Cs2isi7 Y JTe, 7Ss Bareh. go5l9andtls
Bures high: Iss Lisut Gaines, back; Prtvs5o Charles
I Desrburg m1rtallY, b0geiz-sinca died; Ben Mursh
| am J NJ eiaIly, hand; Gl1eE, breast
| Company G, Capt T D HsWss commanding Killed ,
Prvats A G. L0ckhart. Woundsd Capt D Hawes.
foot; Sergt JAS Wright handS Priyataa LOtliin,
thigh severely; Ssesd, brsas1, severely Ciary
isF severely; L Clary. foot; " Flauuigan, leg; L
DuBuowaYi les, s=TsrslYj Elliott hand; GO0lzby
severely
Company H. Capt T b Jackson eonmaRding-Ez
Corp g " Roe, ir. Waundsd P Lara, mortsIly
head v n Gruhb, lead Il E Gable, leg Yates,
slightly.
Cjompanv T. Captain n Marcus. Commanding
Woanded; Capt II Marcus. toofi 81 Lieut. Tea ley
leg: Corporal Fortson, neck DieksrsoR, side
I tally
Company K. Capt Marx LAtmsr. CommaRdhg.-
yorTie5 Capt Lstimer, dangerously. side; Igt ssrEt
T Dess thigh; G L Waller, thigh; Ssrgt 9 Msaiock
rbfqa. 4 0rpi g Rocker, thigh; Q Dickson badly
74a7tb. II Mason arn; W Nelson hand ana Il iq5s
i T Hawkins, shoulder and thighs e Eubanks heel
/ n e Parker slightly. ID. n. DuBosE
Colonel 18th Georgia Regiment
I n & Rsuron Lisut aud Aetg Adiutaut
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25
GENERAL ORDERS
No. SO.
'HEADQUARTERs sTEVENsON's DI
VISION,
ATLAaTA, Gs.; September IA; 1868

ATLsETA, Gs,, September Il, 1868.
4 THE Maior-Ganorsl Commanding has received
Official Inform zon Of the exchange Of the officers
aud men Of lis division
Relying upHn the patriotism and courage Of his OH
and meui he assured the E0vsrnmsut that i1nle
diateiy Hp0a tEeir eEechanRe, they would eOms for
ward with the utmost slae-iiy, aEd be ready 20
take the fed
Acting upon this belief be has made every prspsrs-
tlon for their spsey aid cGmpl etc equipments arms
and clothing VII be ready for them upon their arrival
in camp, and there viii be nothing 20 prevent them
from soon joining tasr e0upaliOns IN srnHf and pard
cipa ing IN the great sruEze that Is to preserve hef
native states from rI-in and devastation 80
It now with tlen-EoldierE Of Georgia OF AIS
baIaa- and Of Tennessee-to show her hey vii
more rally the support Of our esuse OF be EoGced
into he ranks tbs8 they should glory IN filing
Les &c never be said hat men who cleeFEaliy En-
duTed what they did n far distant theatef er oFSs
rians men who aet-d heroic part in The siege tlat Aas
rendered the highls OF F>ks5UrE historic, VIII be Ee-
csat now VIXEN they called upon to gather L. las
5sfaa-- of their kindred sud tbsir hrssiaes.
Il The briFsdes Of EFigadiss-GeRersl Barton and
Col A. " Reynolds vii rsadeZv IA without delay q
Decatur Ga; ihsf Of Brgsdisr- General Cumming a.
stone Moaatan. Ga. nd the Alsbama brigade A. the
places already dsdgustsd for in different regiments
preparatory 20 moving 20 this place. The artillery
The reuaeEvuHs for 1teiF respective bri gadea
III The gaartermsster'H depar. meat vii furnish
trauzDorts tou 10 the points named reqHisitien BY
She c1umaudinz oEicers Of rszimsnts and dgsached
By command Of Major GensTsI sTEyENsoN-
JOHN REEFE,
zsf52w A[sjnr sad A. A. G.
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EXCHaEGE FaTICE. No. s.

ETcHmoED, September y, 1858
THE foI9vfuE Coufsd rsts oficsrs a. 4 ueu, cap
1 tursd Il Vickzburg Mississippi, July Al ls53 and
subss guenty paroiad have been duly exchanged and
/ ne oa8esrs and men Of Gen. G. L. Stsvsrson's
division.
The officers s7d 1naa os Gen Bowers division
3 Tas 0zicers aas men OF Erig General Moore
briFsds
& The offers suf men OF tls ID Texas giment
s Th- oracs-z and uz7n Of W suI's Legion
e Also. ali Confederate o1iosrs and msn who have
been Celfvs--5 st Ctv Point a. s1y uns previous to
luly u5sh 1863 have been Gaiy eEchsnyed snd are
hereby . declared RvbEkL CLLD
aelq.lg Agent og ZrhsnEe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-25
VOL. XIV, NO. 1913
Czs9aftass n A1sh sfa5zul-. I. avs. Hi.
ades HHssd's Bfvisfsu.

A-Ts HAs14fa aaaVaIE1u-
z From the HuutsvtIs Confsdsrats.I
We hava ohtsined from wounded rols--- IN sE, sttr
Ala3aus- the following partial staferneur 81 Ifss -.
Hou1dzd In that gaslt rsgineuf, ID Sunday 7gsr.
Comp my B-FF0un6ed Sorzf Wood left ~, .---r-
-atsd uear shou.d-r P1fVstss Darisl Nelson brsrr
Eofaig - Norris Pff-char point IT elbow COS dancer
oasi d . Hubbara breast slightly Harvey Gandy
ansle sa ~ LEos Carlisle breast, sEghgT. Hf1a
Wiadaau, ankle ent IT liat; Jas Ieh. A1gsr shoe Of
Alien 4 Ifn inrrrcn " 8 Perry leg anf hiD slieh4v-
Wm p ars0r, 1ofh legs severely
Company E-ffoaldsGs Lieut. Car. shculfar ~
lhsi sla minis bal, badly; Lsut Fsrgusoa, shoulder,
severely.
Company F-vTounssds Lfsuf ~ " G-7ane corr.
maud8s, in breast severely; Sergt Ksrsh elt
yutz1ed; Privafes d McEz lnsT, head. severely H
Thonpsoa, finger Carroll Fair 5osh leg, d-sl Fou1 l
G. LsFiY, arm, slightly; r :. Stewart breast gghtF
John Cutts, hgA, shghsly. Killed. PIiFafs Alien
WATTS.
coruBsny H-YT1undsd- PriYsfss John Mo7s.sy igfl
knee -=~er- " Jasrer WiiFyr cat rgnt leg sclu
1onrell caua (; Jar1ssa Ham, i1. r. D p. THs
SqnpsuE l-Elieas S-rFesuf Hicks, EriFsl1s JAMES
harper, Wm F La Wounded Lieurausut JOHN q
lTssaTel, as7h wound, II thigh ana siE psiFatss-
naclss not furnished.
Comsany XXX led: Cor1oral Riohard Pzzksr-
wounded g Seven, names rot furnished
Tbs following Casualties ir tie ssh Alabama nsz-
1asnt, LsUtenant-Coionsl Lanfsr5. e7nmzading have
been furnished
killed Major Ja-est.
LamPauY A-Ncra killed Wounded Csutaiu
Wright ia high ~Hg1,lys one uo1-eauuliss1uad ofesr
and ,0urtssn priTs1es.
ConpaaY B-KIIsd. Captain WEIGH LIsa.slaHs
Al1rgar.
Company L-K1sd. Lisutsssnt Gordon.