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iCnifo-m'' and .flaiu clothes >

The Germans Of st. Louis, who are great
l9wtr in the State, held a meeting Oh the l0th
lls., Is the call specified, to consider the pro
pretty of recommending the removal Of Gen
iialleck from the post Of Commander-in Chief
Q! The Army, and reconstruction of the Fed.
srsl Cabinet, and the appointment to active
duiy in the field "of those Generals who are
lnslaed to command
The Federal Brigadier. General, Davidson
acommand of the district, address ed note
b tho leaders before the meeting was held in
iorning them that tbs y must discard from their
Proceedings 60 mucn as related to the removal
ofG-u Halleck and that while it was not the
Intention Of the military authorities to inter
lefe with the peaceful assemblages of citizens
!O' dsliberation on national affairs, 'tboee OF
partisan character will not be permitted
ion must reflect, gentlemen Gays the Brigs-
der, that it is in ihese times the duty of
hose who wear plain clothes, az we'll as those
"aO wear uniforms, to support the President
aid his appointed agents!'
has the Germans were not to be muzzlsd in
Lille manner They are too infiexible aud per-
ahssous, too sensibie of their power in Yam
''saom and their Importance in the army, to
ve ihshtsned by tbs threats Of Brigadier.-
4oey held their meeting and passed their rsso-
'aioha Tor Change in the Cabine. and the re-
-osai Of Halisck. They added another not
.''saaiiy contemplated, viz; Solemnly pro-
'.'ans against tie abridgment of tho liberty
:. speech guaranteed by tho Constitution, by
An'sry au,hori'isel Well done, Germans. As
..S Sass they have bssn appealed to and have
'-'i''ed by hundreds of thousands in Liucoln's
Auy' and it is too bad that they are to be de-
a''a whether 10 plain clothes or not, the liber-
y y " saying what they think about public mem
.Ds pay too high for the privilege to have it
~'Pu'sd BY an nps'art Brigadier! Ifthsy take
= : a'o their heads TO expatiats, the Yankees
As Well try to thwart ''donusr aud bli.z'
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L oss Of or.a, ae1s,.,s.

The South has suffered severely during thii
war In the loss Of distinguished Generals
They expose themselves in every battle, and
sometimes, we think, unnece ssarily. Aud yet
irreparable as their loss seems at The time, th q
canss has ccntinued to prosper. When Alber,
Sydney Johuston-considered by many the
first military genius of Ameriea-lsll, despond.
ent feelings oppressed many minds; but the
flag hs vindicated still waves in triumph
When that great strategist and heroic spirit,
Joe johnson, was disabled at most critical
hour, At the battle Of the Seven Pines the loes
was repaired and Richmond redeemed. And
though our glorious jackson is gone, the
cause, the men. and the leaders, still remain,
who, under the blessings of Providence, will;
hurl back the myrmidons of tyranny as fast
as their footsteps profane our soil.
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WESTERN AND NoRrnEsx rxws

TULLAHoMA, May l9.-An quiet n fkonA-
Louisville ara Nashville papers Of the I6th
have Lsen received. Thew contain Iothine
AdisOatc1l dxtsd LouisviIls, l5Sh irsf.. fSk
Louis, y says that the rebel sympaahisels
were departing. Tho scene was touehipg
from the s0bbing and weeping at the sepass-
tiOn of fathers, mothers, and daughtsrA Mem
with families were allowed to take one thou.
sand dollars; those without families, two hun.
dred dollars; the balance of their property 70
be taken by the Government.
Memphis dates of the 18th state that Adiu.
tant General Thomas had formed ten full reai-
nnents Of "c0ntrabands," and expects many
moro.
Burnside's letter to the Circuit Court Of
Ohio, relative to Vallandighsm, says: IF I
were to find man from the enemy distribu-
ting the speeches of their public men, tending
have him tried and hung. Why should the
He should be treated likewise. Every power
possess on earth from the Giver above will
be exerted, at all times, occasions, or places,
while am iu command, to sustain the charac.
ter Of the Cover mept.'
A Dispatch, dated Washington, 10Th inst .,
Gays there Ia a serious disagreeU,ent between
Gems II ,lleck ard Hooker The former coun.
lermanded HoOker's order fer new move
msnts. There are rO iadi cations Of an imme.
data move neDt. The District Marshal is
eeizing the real and personal estats of p.omi.
nent rebels and rebel sympatt izsrr
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,rSnAY MORNING. NAY 20, 1863.
Household InAastry.

.us Ike this we are glad to know that
Al .,..hold arts which our ancestral
ta"s' # Revolutionary and revered memo.
'a''"s. '., - industrionsly and with 90 much
~ F. "a the nation, are revived in the
'''' ..~ generally. There is nothing more
''..s .sshle 10 the true Southern man and pa
ST.. .ssn tse busy hum of the spiuninewheel
"''' .ss s industrious clatssr Of the loom, as he
''' .s.bes 80 the country mansion, where those
'N :. have been hnshed for quarter Of .
ssaa"s The loom and tho wheel had been
ssD' ,,,.,, and Yankee cotton, Yankee sheet-
''s :. and shir.ipgs, were introduced every
fs' The bandiwork Of woman was revo.
Sa' -',.a and her lsbors directed to lssa use.
a'.. ~ N.no,ovmsnt. With the change in industry
~ easnss in dress and manners, until the
''-s '1s ;.hseitsnts could contemplate revolu.
''3 ..,i.l AZ we'll as industrial, that was
p'a 'a.boly and discouraging Simplicity and
2a ..srs win sisters, and adversely is their
'''' These framed the characters and the
A-' If the noble women of sc, and made
oA.ls to their eek in all ages. They
''I ,.s sririt and the soul of the Revolution.
~, ,nbusd the men with their zeal and their
.;.,sl devotion They clothed and fed them,
- - nnrsed them when sick and wounded. In
'., and unhageing in their exertions in
w., a homes. in the hospitals, and even in the
....s - industry of the fields, they ministered
~. wsnts and the suiierings of the Rsvolu.
..s-r soldiera, and TINS gave an indispensa
-" Is 81 in securing victory and independence
the country ..
ri.s nsiisr of pride to us now to see our
,.o,bsrs and daughters readily accepting tho
.opoilious and consequences of the war, and
.-,sr;n. upon the part which belongs to them
ub an energy and patriotism-nay, piety-
~s;,b makes them worthy descendants Of
,,,.l, mothers Of '76. They have reinssalled
,bs spionips wheel and the loom. They are
..v;vios the long forgotten household arts
end show as much tact and capacity IN them
:. II thew mad never been suspended. They
y. iui,s.ing the example and displaying the
r;,.p.s Of what we had believed to have been
bsltsr lsy and better time, and are show
no that though modern art and commerce had
,,snssd their occupations and their customs,
,,sv stin preserve all the consancy, all the
,1bla spirit, all the promptpess at self-sacri-
~ III The heroiam of the women OF 70
T,sy are achieving wonders in their exertions
% eloths, feed, ani comfort the army. Their
asaas and appliances for these objects are in
t.sssins daily, and we shall find tina: in our
asu,ry the character OF woman and her im-
E-r,ant par: in the great struggles of nations
9r Independence will be more than vindicated.
God bless the women of the South
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= FROM EUROPE.

The steamship City Of Cork, from Queens
town, May 9, arrived at New York on the
18th met, bringing London files Of the Let
and Cork files of the I'd.
The notes sdiresssd BY the Austrian and
British Cabinets to tho Gar, on the Polish
question, are OF much Importance. They call
tne attention Of the Russian Emperor % the
periodical dangers which threaten the psaos
ef Europe from war agitations and military
rsprsasions which take place IN Foia.d, snd
ststs plainly that reforms are naeded -
end them. The Cars reply tells the
two Powers that Il 10 evident 70 him thai
the Polish Struggle has been used s9aiuas hin
hv othera "as an encouragement 70 reS1lnfion.' e
Tue foreign counuaieations saggfevote4 ~
podtion without showing any way ef 1elylao
The diAloulty without ell abasoment lel
tie noles called on the Poles "te eoq1i1ne ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY, Nav 10, 1868

TUESDAY, cuay ~, lSo3.
SPECIE AND NoTEs-Gold has advanced
The brokers to-day were iisring 5 SO pre-
MUM aud asking s.. The rise is attributed TO
a more active demand from blockade run
ners" Bank notes are also higher sliir 6 at
20 to IS per cent premium.
Bosps AND SrocKs-Ws quote Confederate
bonds, 800 O00, 900 loan, l03 to l09, according
TO date do. do. seven per cents. 100 and int;
do do, $i5, ,000, 900 loan, 1910 and int; Va re-
suspended, l65; North Carolina skies, la
Tennessee skies, int. suspended, i65; Missouri
do do: 165 to 1874; Richmond city bonds, l3d
and int; Va Central Il. X lat mort, $50 aud
int Exchange Bank stock, l23; Farmers do
1916; Bank Of the Commonwealth, l25; lns
Co State of Va. 40; Old Dominion do, 40
Va Fire and Marine lns, 50.
Produce, Provisions, AND GROCERIES
The quotations given are wholesale. Retail
prices are governed by the views Of dealers
Bacon has advanced, and we now quote hog
Butter, s. 50a:i y fb. Dried Fruit-Apples
$9a 10; Peaches $l5al7 v bushel. Eggs, 81 S,
j. doz Hay, $l2al4 y 400 lbs. Peas, $l5ai,
y bushel. Potatoes, Irish, $3al0, ~ TO quail
". Corn, IS 50a9 y bushel. Corn Meal no
and in active demand. Flour has advancad-- =
we quote Supsrtins, $:i2a:'3 Extra, $3ls3a
Family, $36a27. Wheat, IS 5Oa6, for red and
white; little doing except on Government &c
count, and the mills will soon close opsration'
70 await the arrival f the nav crop. Oats
&c " bushsi. Lard, u 5tlal 60 v ID. Soap
1Ostilc y D.-vsry dua except Tor hard
Salt. 45aASs. " n. Rice dull At lSa2Oc. ID
sugars active, with an advancing tendency
70 ouote brown at 81 35al 40 Molasses
SiOalO 50 v gallon. Coffee, % J0a4 !, lb.
i ToBAcco-rhs market 10 firm, but very
little doing we quo:es from sale. as sec En 3,
/ eomrSon Leaf, $sOA40; good d., $t5AaO. ON
lae bright hhd. sold q $aO0, and another =
tal2
Llavo2s,-Whisksy, t30A35; Apple nsan
AZ. tsI5a26; genuine Ffench brandy, G5; or
4 6iIasy, 1l5a50 Y gallon.
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CASUALTIES IN THE LATE BATTLI
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG.


NEAR FREDERICKSBURG.
The following is the list of killed, wounded
and missing in the fight near Chancellorsville
in the 9th Virginia regiment, Paxton's bri.
gade, Trimble's division, Jackson's corps:
-tcf HI ed mono. Wounded: Col james z
ssOr ~, IN.
comp,ny b. Capt. .h-xllled: Private John
eurcen. wourdsd: ct Serg Jss Gsllssh.r; sere
P @ Hyeman. Privstes Alsx Smith Henry Benson
zihs sadv. Wn Ks's, John Chittuw, James
Woods and L snr uss.
Company C. Lient Clark. eemS-Killsa: Let
,ers I'm scsnl'n ~cuno-1: 1,srIs Wn Evsns
ana John Baker, frvates J. ha Archs7 J Fl Yorb:s,
J Reynolds, @ Griffith. j., dsorss xngler, and A
Terry.
Y Ha,l, rrvaree ID h Paraer .ud Vim r Toiley
Worndsd: Corn'' II b Boyd. Pfi,.tss Vim I,
-ynib, q Lyl ca l. Hail, 4 a n Ca they :. "
'agoser, Wu.as!n, J II wilhelm AMI Ohip
mar.
Company L. Capt Frazer KILLED: Private G W
4Aspe- Hug Irvico. -rd Vim Robertson. Wound
ID ist kerx Nm rrxz3., Sergt Tho ns, Wes'
Priv1tes Jas Wb!ts. J.hn Bibo. John Ackesly,
re- 0oodoar, J oha More, Gso Nosi, and Gar.
rol!.
C,mpsus +. Ltert Eoore - Killed: Robert PANEL.
Woanded: Lieut. \ n Noor~ S;erx HAree. Ccru
g w Bsws, Psivatss J J A.ys. A J Ballad. and
Thomas Eo.
.Comsaay @. Opt Ec Eld01aey Killed: Ions.
Woundsa: lss sois n " slesAey, Gorpl J Ben
.on P:lvntes Wra aImsa, + Hr fnan. Jas tsra
NV. Iss Fraasr, JAa kees, Jas Il Paxton, and
Arch Smiley.
Com5Gny n. CeP., Bonds - Waurded:, Capt @
Soatc, Ooi0r-5erg Il Eut:Seson, Pc.vases VIM
Cfa'g W. lew, JOS Higgins, DICK Jordan, Wysk
harks. q Accampbell. . W Mo- grew. d Nc.
Aieer. = ktrong, and W Wallace. Aissins Pr,.
vAts J ES~t.
Strength Of tie re g'msnt......s
kulsd...... --.------.......... 9
wounded. sd.......-..--.----. .63
Elisipg ...............- I
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MR.. PLBMING PATMAN.

In two paragraphs relating to tho Yankee
raid in Hanover this gentleman was mention
ed-in one of them a. y guide to the Yam
kess," 10 the other in his true situation Is a
prisoner. We refer to the matter again III or.
der to removeany erroneous impression one
of the notices Of him may have made. lie
was met on his way from Ground Squirrel
Church, in Hanover, by the Yankees, and
taken prisoner. lie was forced TO 60 with
them and msds to rids in front of their line.
Ia this position he was forcsd to secsivs the
fire OF our own men ut Tunstall's Station, by
which his horse was killed. Ho was psrolsd
aud returned home. He has besn In the ssr-
vice sincs the war began, and II trus and
loyal citizen.
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Raising lie N0g.-A etout flag staff having
been erected en- the top OF the Libby prison,
the ceremony of hosting the new Confederate
flag over the habi'ation Of the Yankee prison,
ers was performed under the direction Of Capt
Turner, the commandant, early yesterday
morning. When it was drawn up to the head
of the flag staff gentle breeze spread out its
ample folds aud it looked the emblem Of free
and independent people. The Yankees now
have our flag over them, and that Of the ''dear
Union" under them, fos the office of the L.bty
prison contains dOzsn beautiful patterns Of
the Stars and Stripes, gathered in by the vslor
of our men,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
|>~>'~~>>'~~~>>~.4-,~-~-~~--~~-~-- -~>A>--x
LATEST FR0n MISSISSIPPI

MoB LIZ, May J0-Ths Resister T. Ad,,y. i.
tiers special reporter at Jsckson. in . dis.
patch yesterday, says: The FsdsFals sent IN .
fiag OF truce this evening for the principal sor.
geon lett in charge Of the wounded The Oh.
cor in charge Of the flag states that in Sasar.
6ay's 6ght they lost elk hundred nsn, toek
dxtssn guns, and that cur troops fell bask
big Black, destroying the bridge. They
advanced eight miles north, and this morning
found johnson in line Of battle.
According TO our advicss, no artillery was
lost. and the bridge was nos burnt Our force
OF l2OOO men fought two army corps Of "a ,O0O,
sustained them solver, and fell back ak night 70
their entertainments. Tho lots was heayy.
aud the battle severe and indeeiGn1o. T6o
Yankses are On the way to interrupt comnu.
nication. Ramors good aud bad are pleaGy. Z
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Hastings Court.-Thomas Dillshaw, indict-
ed fer grand larceny, was tried before the Hus
tings Court yesterday, and found by the jury
sworn in his case guilty of petty larceny
Judge Lyons thereupon sentenced him to six
months in the city jail
John Moore, alias James Malone. wss next
put on trial for attempting to murder and rob
Simon jacob, at the Spolswood House, a few
months ago. The prisoner defended himself,
and the case being submitted, the Jury returned
a verdict of guilty. and assessed his term of
confinement in the Psnitentiary at 10 years
He was Immediately sentenced, aud taken over
to the institution by the city sergeant
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MIR. vaiIaGdi&ham,

q, "sagres with several Of our contemporaries
Lncoin has decided in reality 70 com.
- ! ~ The ssntsncsof Mr.. vaIlaudighsm 70 ban
:, ,a1snt TO the Southern Confsdsrscy, that he
,a'd ~ 10; DO permitted to remain here. The
'4'saf 'yfsns Of Washington should not bs Il.
wa 70 take sash q hbsrty-to establish Q
r'4s 3 colony within our boundary. II, a. the
,."1s..e' saggssts. .Liaeela simply bsnIshssh him
"'a fankssdom sad hs ssiscts the southern
~ lassasssey ~ paass Of rsfags, the rights Of
saky q so1Sss Garnet be Aeated Mn, an1
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ttrusele. Concessions might have been made
- Poland previous 10 the reception, but now
inch course would involve ahdication. Baron
sBrannow, the Russian ministefin London, in
acoovertati0n with Earl Russell stated, there
were prospects afoat for alte ring the map OF
Europe. In these preje.ts, compensation TO
Russia were inc!uded. Russia entered into
none Of the projects She wanted No compen-
sation; she held by the present territorial ar
fanaements Of Europe, and he Baron Bun.
now trusted Great Britain would 90 90 like.
wise' :.
The emigration movement in Ireland, and
the condition of the defences of Canada, attract
cd largs amount of attention in Great Brit
ain.
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!Shockoe HiA Buryiag- -Grouaa-At the
last meeting of the City Council an ordinance
was introduced by Mr.. Epps separating the
office Of Keeper of tho City Aims lIoufs and
Keeper Of this Shockoe Hill Cemetery; which
was passed. Both had been sormerly held by
Capt. John Pearce, Superintendsn mt of he Poor
House An election being gone into, Mr.. Wm
j. Waldrop was chosen Superintendent Of the
Shockoe Hill Cemetery. 1t is an fiics of con
siderable emolument.
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Fare Brigade.-The operations o I the Fire
Brigade for the year ending ist Of May were
the Chief Engineer at the last meeting of the
City Council: During the year the brigade
was called out Sc times by slarms Of fire the
loss for the same period was $i3l 800; the
amount of property saved, 81, 2,323, $50; amount
of insurance, $2G2 GOO; expenses OF the Bri.
gade to the city, $l345S g. One Hundred
fest of hose was bough: during ths year by the
city for the Brigade, at y cost of $500.
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he would - leoeived with the confederation
due oavsrya koished and coneisteus states
man. who hae sxhibited marked bolduess and
ii'muess IL eritieisiDg and rsj1l6vin2 the usur.
pations and outrsgss of the Lincoln Govern
ment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-20

wNEw AUsIc.-Ws have received from the
publishsr. j. w. Randolph, piece Of mosic
entitled "Htonewsll Jasksou's Way" The
words wsrs found upon a4eygsexs Of the old
Htonewali Brigade, taken BY the enemy At
Wjnehoeter, aa1 aHe very spirited.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 3, 1868.
Please pnb ish the following list of prison.
ers, members of the 10th Virginia regiment,
captured on Sunday, the 81 day Of May, near
Cnanceilorsville
Company B. apt q ffnap; Oorre-a's g B
Kempse aud Adaas Koonts Pslvatss 4 Rowlss
II Yost 4 B Rxgar, J Bszsnsen, b Randall, q K
Levitt.
C. C.mpany / Cap. 9 A Seller; Lieut. q II Nil.
eg; s4' = Heug,r; Oorpl W Sacrlst
Comp1ny -lIeus q G Gray sor; Esrg't j V
q. tfu, All; Private w 4 Martin.
c m,asy d -Privstes X Coffmsn, " Brick
en-, (. nuss II n Smals. D Pollard.
Company -Se-g't g ehAnk; Private ! Shack
let
C,npany F-P.ivats James Albert
Company n -4ssg't A 8 Ke ffsr.
30 CcyYMAH, Capt 90 B. 10th Va Voh.
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Mayors Con7.-YesterGay thirteen citi-
Zens were fined various amounts for selling
Gquor without licenses James M. Graham,
charged with stealing a valice and contents
from D. +. Brockner. was examined and dis,
charged William j. Walker was sent to the
Hastings Court for stealing an overcoat worth
$lOO from Edward Boyle; l. + Fountain was
examined for behaving disorderly in the Thea
tre and lot oil; John Baress, Lad, charged
with breaking A. B. Lpscomb's grindstone,
was let Off; case of Mike Sweeny, for stab
bing Fred. Dsitrick in the neck, on 18th st :,
was continued, D. not being able to appear; a
citizen was fined for holding an auction in the
street contrary to the ordinaucs; Ross Berry,
free negro, was tried for entering B T.
Thomas's room and threatening to demolish
that individual, to the alarm Of the neighbors
This case proved great cry aud little wool"
Defendant was let off.
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. City Council Plas for the Defence Of The
CHy:-A special ksssiax ~f the City Council
was held ai 5 o'tiosk yeGesaay.
Mr. 'lsaFr presented the follOwing report
"The coDmittes appointed for that purpose
beg leave to report plan for the mi j.ars Or
eanizs,ion Of the eisizsns and residents of
Richmond for the defence of the city, in case
OF any sudden and unexpected attack from
the enemy. Your committee believe there i,
every reason to look for repstisicn Of the
RAID which recently took us al by surprise:
and feeling assure d that there are thousands OF
able bodied men hero who are ready to reeist
any assaults upon the city. have endeav0rsd to
mature plan which will make such resist
aIce effective, while it will not subject anv
citizen to the routine Of military duly This
plan is fet forth in the following resolutions:
"lss. That the citizens and residents I. I
Richmond be orgaf lied by voluntary enroll.
five nor less than fifty TO each company.
'2d. That b. appointed to the com.
mand Of said companies.
ID That the commanders above mentioned
and committee of three of the Council shall
appoint the necessary dsld ofiicers and Cap
a4l31s g th4 Ehols
non Commissioned officers, and shall proceed
at once to enroll and organize their companies.
9TH. Tha. each company shall havs a known
place OF rendezvous, TO which it shall repair
upon a given signal
10Th. That no member of this organization
shall be required to attend any drill or muster
except with his consent, and no service ehall
be required beyond the lines Of the city de-.
fences.
9th. That the commander of this force be
instructed to apply at once to the proper an.
shorltles for the necessary arms and ACQUIRE
ments, and receive the came under euch regu-
latious as may be mutually agreed upon.
9Th. That the officers of this organic ,tion
be furnished with room in the City Hall by
the Messenger of the Council and have the
services of the Messenger in summoning meet
irgs of the officers
18th. That the expenses Of advertising and
such o;her expenses as the said committee of
the Council may approve. shall be paid by tie
Auditor upon the order of the Commander.
cloth That the Council urge upon the pee
pie of Richmond. and all residents here, to
enroll themselves under officers and in compa.
MES as herein proposed; and that while re
lleved from the ordinary requirements Of. mil
ltary duty, be at all times in a slate of prepa
ration to meet effectively any attack upon the
city"
The report was unanimously adopted.
On motion of Mr. Stokes, the blank in the
second resolution was filed with the name of
Gen Geo. w Randolph.
The following gentlemen were appointed
by the Council the committee Of the Council /:
Massrs Saunders, Scott. and Ciopton
Ga motion, the Council adjourned.
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4CjutkNt S7ih Va lnfac.ry.

Icjutknt s7ih Va Inta1:ry.
Report Of the killed and wounded of the lst
Va. Artillery 10 the battles of the Wilderness
and Charlottesville, - and Sd May, 1868:
Po,oka.an Artillery. Capt Wills J Danes Com
msadi l9.--Woundea Fr,Va'~ ~ b Eoatrjgat
Brook:'s Battery. Il Jno " Pash ctmmaadirg -
Weun1et: Uorpi Geo barue't I, mor:sliy, s.uce
died Corpl 10, W Jon,s side, not eerioJs; pti
Yates James Hohson foot and shou.aer, .oo. am.
putated kensl koss, Il ,sh " 1uud, side J,ha r
euddoth, fl ssh wound. thigh John kmes dssn
" md. LETT arm.
.Sc0nd Ccnspany Eiehmond zs1it:~s Capt Dapi5
Ratsoa, commanding - ~ Sornded Privatss l. 4
Ba-nee, mouth, tigo.iy; VIM Cuiy, In calf of lss !;
II Wilson, injured by fail Of his horse when killed
Rasnes, leg, slightly; H B ofsne, ATM case
shot.
Third Company kicsRoad Eopif-ns Il Henri c.
Cartsr. commanding. .-Wounded: eerxt Joo K
Wskehsu, bosh thighs cir CO died; private Jos J
Anderson. side. sl;gh,ly.
Saltm Flying Artillry, 1t C 3 Griffin command
ing.-Wounded: Sesg aart DIiara arm brui.ed ;
pr,vstes VIM Hubbard, head; Jerry Hatcher, am.
badly Peter MCGEE. bruised on arm; Fl Qin:z
baaer oruissd On neck
E0chbridSs Artilery Capt archibald Graham
commanding -K.led: PRIVATE q w Stuar.
wounded: Nm Hick, shoulder, severely Henry
Ioat, leg amputssed; Jane, Paine. side, slightly +;
Alfred I'd, face. slightly Jno L Moore, shoolder,
slightly. Wa II BEAD 1t and Act NJ Aejs