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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-19


Tho army corespouds-s Of the Mobile Tribune,
writing from Middle Tsanessee, On The Ilth
inst, says:
It IS p soures Of Rejoicing and usspaaks5.s
Joy, 20 know thst general religious TaT-vai has
for soms fine Dsst prevailed IN General Bragg 6
army Thousands have bssu converted the
rood work IS siili progressing. ard is vastly on
tho increase According to the weekly rsuCrs
at The meeting Of the cbspiains Of the army, O.
few days ago. l99 professions were made IN
Gen Preston Smiths brigade alone Hundrsds
are converted every Sabbath Gambling ard
profanity sre now almost uuhsarl Of II every
brigade there are large conversions. Iaa chap
lains report thsts deeper feeEugaDi ea-nes mess
prevails than has ever been witnessed i1 other re-
viTals lor yesrs A great anxiety ard interest
exists among The T00os sCr reading religions
WORKS which they seem 90 hunger for The
Rev Dr. Alexander N. Cunning han. Of Shelby
vile, who hss vo oun'ari'y Been oiheialiDE In
Walthslis brigade, and who hss been most act
i've ia distributing s9crad works and tracts, 8ss
not been able TO satisfy The demand which exists
for them.
All the svEDrelicaI churcsas have boeou1a much
interested in the spiriual welfare Of our ro1ps,
and have sent sasjr BEST m0st eminent and tall
enisd men 70 the army of TsUsessse. Am3ug
them are Bishop Elliott. Of Gs1rgis, Of tha
Esiscopal church; B57. D. Styles, Of tbsUer
school Of Presbytary, who formerly lsbersl ia
Virgins in St9nswaB Jseks1n's corps; r Rzv.
Or. Tssz'ey. Of TIE Baptist church Rev. Dr
Paeriu, of the Mat53diss church. sui the Rev
Dr. Palmer, formerly Of Nsu Orleans besides
other eniusut diviuss are expected. DR. Qain-
tard, Of Nashville, chaplin Of the lst Tennessee
rsgimsut- aad D. Eliot also Of Nashville
chaplin in Gen C1sathsms'5 division, sc wel
IS she respective chspiius Of the Eruy gsns-- {
ally. hsve sssn a50r.Hg haFl i1 lhe gooi oa1ss, /
asd have aided greatly in bringing about this
holy WsTk.
No class Of people, SO much ss cur noble 4
sodiers, has rsquIrsf religious c1usa' '1aou a8i I
tss praeeDts OF Ca-iE-izzlT- Sc cqumea co. [
EsHt sf she ws- fls us-- 5snoral z-az iaf1arcas /
operated on The mind Of tks young soldier. and /
BE soon bscsras Har3snsd and reckless. and sd I
dictsd % tbs vices Of gambling, drinkia 2 and I
All this has now been chsa ged. A I
aiEd moral and religions iBhssnes prevails; Ecn /
srs not oul mere rs8fy and willing to 0bey or /
ssrs strictly but to DO Just toward one another;
besides there is less stealing au5 Bil.sTing and I
3 pzrer and more elevated feeling pE8vsils I
.sndiUg 20 naig5siZ and preserve not onIy.ths +
iIsei9l5Ee Of the army, but Co encourage and T
support the soldiar in bis glorious faith, and tbs
d0bls cause sf his country, for which he is more I
,eadIly prepared 20 EscrGee bis Gf5.
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LER's MTsERABLEs,- want copy sf thss
beck about Gen Lees p1sE miserable soldiers
laintin, said al cd lady in West & Johns.on'5 5
bookstore, The other day. TIE clerk was dgub-
fou1del One Of the proeris5ors Wss sent Tor,
made tie Oh lady repeat her 7equess, turned
pale, ra.isd his eyes wildly scrateasd his hsad
and ct LAST exclaimed. Oh yeg Z know whas
Ills now you msan Les 'Ils1rE5iss. FElfiHs,
~ Victor HUGE
mo. I daa't,n replied ths Ga lsig- II know
nothing ana esra nothing aaous Lays Aaessra-
bulls i Waus L3sfa Asera1iss fsiuin"
As netting else wculd satisfy hsg, she was
allowed io depart without lhs b0Ck sha 60
eagerly s7ught.-- Haig.
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HARNESS BLACkIG.-Take Of e0nmon ysl-
low becsgsx, one ounee sad halfi ngt,5u sue,
toEr ounces and half; iUrPs1tirs i3slt ca
ounce; livery bisck, three ounces. Melt the wsS
In vessel over ffe, than ADJ the suss. ard
when both are melted ada ths iurpsnSns. Re-
move ths mixture rem the tire, gIsdua'iY sir iH
the ivory black, and continue to stiI aod knsa3
brush, ia the ordinary way. This 5-acilng IS
NOS snlv suiiabls for harness. bat IS said TO be-
most excellent waterproof backing for boots
aud shoes. i contains nothing th8t viii injuTs
the leather, BAT preserves and gives g brilliant
apDesrance.-I Con.
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TALL FEGHTTsG II ingenious friend high-
u gifted In che science Of colladug statistics,
sends the Mobile Tri5nas Che following rem
his place Of seclgsion ID th5 country;
I'VE have multifuiiuous ramers up heT8 h0m
VicksbWr. Figured up a few Of thsm recent
". and the result wss that Grant had lost
365 900 killed, S25 Geo wounded, and two nil
ioE prisoners, since be comnence3 bis attacks
uBon the Hill city, and tbas he stir had a tre-
HeHdeus army ls1 Most Of tha rumors are
implicitly believed By the people hsrsab0uts.
I am somewhat skeptical, although have ne
doubt Grant VIII be driven swsy from Vicks-
bsrg. The story Of she capilre Of si1ises kaE,
9rsd Of the ensmy's gunbesis at Port Hudsoa
was rather Staggering not unIVelsally
credited bat tha report si tie taking Of RE
kHHdrea ct Vicksourg, crews. armament ard al,
went down ike hot cakes With fresh buttar.7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-19

y Among ths msny fancy doings Of tha
TsBkess wAis In cur midst vas their riding in
color Of a pew saddle. Now, resdsr. lust i'm
sgios Gen Dw'ghs, with I've gail08s Of Bayou
Robert tang e t0ot ii bis esrcass and his pTssty,
rosy iacs, driving through the streets with jss
black and chrome yellow D.aush's 81 his side,
ana you'll have one ot ihe pictures Of tbs pass
month. Ihs tinetare oi assat1atiaa and nashei
garlic WAS a frsgTancs 90 the atmosphere en-
balmsd 81 Dwighl aud bis dear mggsr gals.
A bumper for DEiyhs and his isir on5s--Lss-
isiGuG Demgeraf
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TTrE have ou hand q Isrgs loi Of Home Knit Wool
w Seeks which we otter f3r SALE Also Striped
Shirts a-d other ariees lu ihH Cl1tHrr anf FuTufh-
fn- sre W. D. HEERlSe &-OO.
-7tl Atlanta, Ca.
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WieIEorV NfPIDes.

A TEW bales Be- sI-vs end flr ie By
~ W. q, HEREIsG g. rOs.
iul22H Atlanta. ca
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hold back ths soldiers. and It would have been
worse tlan msdless to have attempted 10 qgel
tic cJl. .brsatc bv f1res
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To BE ABOLISHED. I'VE understand that
the barracks at The Model farm, usa5 for tbs SC
esnm0dation Of patolzd prisoners, as thsy re-
turn frOm tho Norm, are shortly % be abolished,
and that qusrtets viii ha established for the
same purpose st or near Richmond. When this
is done, instead Of having 30 march out 10 these
barracks, the prisoners VIII be taken direct so
Richnord and tho-e . .libuted to iheir yarious
eommsDds-P Pe.sFs5ure Egrsss
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FINE GRAN.-Col O. a. Cleud, os this Vi
cinity, left st our Office on Saturday, specimens
Of oats anl wheas taken rom BIS planiad0a,
which fer hight aud siz5 ana falness of hsa1
ne bsve never seen exesllsd if eqealad
The crogs generally N ttis Vie1ity are
most excellent and the harvasi vii be well Oh
vaneed the el0se d shis Week.-C&silen3Qga
Rsssl, 16h.
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V1LACK White ana Drzb. on spoos for machine
~ and llll sewing o. -rPs il- ala-ty 10y ssle by
W. j. ubSRLNa CO.
Tnl22w Atlanta. Ca
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ShfrfEmE.

FEW bales i1s sale gy
eA W r. HERRING s. CO.
~ 11z2w Atlanta, Ca
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Nnllon Varme.

A FEW ba,ss for sa'e by
"A W. i. HERRING G. CO.,
- VI bite Ual test,
ial22w Atlanta, Ca
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or good quality. for ss-. l-d s-e prepared 90 -1lEe
~ u1 l.--s u1il1r-s Ie-. Is '1 rhs boss -tvl ud
o reasonable -alsL fE =. l-altll-..f a N'..
1Iasu At sutl Ga
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FRIacf, Broad Cloth, &c.

FEfE 1sgs on bs15 and ta arive good Dot of BLACK
w Broad Ci5.l Ma-.a.llss Linen etc, which 7re
are prepared t3 make DID .l ths BE- q style.
W. - HGHRIN3 CO.,
fuI2sw Atazts Ga
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Swords and RcIts


A GOOD .ot on hand md faz zale bv
81 ~. r. HERRING g. CO.
lalssw Atlanta. Ga a.
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OFFICERs To BE EXCHASGg 1T DO next fs :
Of zuea bast 80 City P5iat VIII, we understand,
hring % soE18 cls hundred and hity ConieGs-
rate oficers al sqgivaisHs iof whom Has already
been sent N0r.h. Some difficulty has exist Z
with regard 50 tas sxchange q otncars bsfle
lsy IN rssurBinr these gent.sinsn bat as they
sre already exchanged, tbsy VII Be Slowed %
come South. and VIII probably rsach hsra some
tins this week Pstersllrg ErBress.
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8 rAEE - - o II s


r AE0E end small size OF s1ref7r quaitg, Tor sale
fIfv ~ /. HEEEI,v3 e CO.
aL4w Atlanta Ca
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Brown. FIeIning & Co,

en and domestic
Commission Merchants and AuCtl0l6eTS,
Masonic Han Buildi @
JUS Aisura. George
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A FEW ba,es to alllv ard far d BY
.A, sT. i. uEB 8TSG d co.
hlausa, Ca
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fast gysea eoad aiih saeg b. nads sa 80
vans tt5 desras,loa If to stlpertg was em
pioyea b. our .swasmep, bat n0t4iug could
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-19

Awaiting with resolved coHhlanes She uliuato til
uul er oar arls aud tir ng the lAita that tis III
umph " SD 70 as .ssng e the prineps f'r Wca our
brave poapu sae-eng llls aud treas1ra, We can
Hoi f1rbeur he efesu of deep esrst that ia ne
midst Of this unversal haps Ci layr men, We saoalo
hsys daily raeera ths Panfal iact char ne bloody
fruits uf he seess Eews ~ the s1-ealea Danfe-aiic
leaders becsalng fsariuly and olIleusly r1lss-
ous The words spoksa by tasss leaders sganst the
laws Of CouFrss Gre a, leEsf snl ng 20 vols1ca eud
death The r-tSisss dslssogas. who. la BIS esrpet
e-at thv Ter treason forgot Ehe nag that sheer aud
Sc savrrncut thar hsn0rsd tm. hu8s Bis ap peas TO
he ignorant and rsldcsd followers echoed n the rs
sana Son of lae 8lcars oi fhe Ily aud ia oher sc-z
I'd f17u-o7o.ad ba-bady. TO these men loi us address
vT5rz of warning. NsthiHg e SO certain l this conn
~ I react a-aBst al who iuaugurasd TO- resis-
,..e 10 the law. oar hiss ry fan o. proels Of ihis
slnaniory E ta Bat wa-a % slsh anar3tica. coa-
rct b r,ara ssd the crime Of Jrsson 10 Che liou-
.h.r fsts rust Be ani U be ia Norasig cerfall aua
ae.siiv saysrr ErazEs Sc say tlst az tAs wy re
i.-qertta Flsa-e rsa awe ny iores and B o7i.l-
ii5y raelau .asaHe e. taa csn'erf q tae PEI
a .s s.. nIsfs lzs the erl ed traitors tlefaa
dea for success uaoa ths uet ot tla etsrAi ar
a fs1f srssp-lg gleiorisso q t--ss arms F-I coaagn
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lnys AGO secured Indepsadcnce Square FOR political
meeting Jhs 4sh Of Juy refused yield 20 the Loyal
LeaEuers and the latter viii, therefore hsvs to have
their grand ssbraou IN Fairm0uDt Park, 10 the North
western pSr Of the city, on the banks Of the Schuy
Kill
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ilAIsi no at = . . ny y ID = 70 y y = = .
The Blshzaoad zas'i=sl Of ths 1854 makes up On IN
tsrss1g summary Of Northern Fsna-ts ram 81 q1ar-
tars, from The JTa-hineton Csraa Of .as l3h The
federal Hdiags frsr. T.skburs r-pfe nf 10 material
change 20 affairs Grazt saes tie fs-si 72f, has done
1otlinE but Dis, and d al aud lombard The tone of
he C-ar.ie is TAR less hopeful OF dua success han
heretofore We axe che 70 lowing extracts on She
array corrszp ponduuca-
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The governor Of this state Euou the srstoxt that tbs
Legislature ccu not sgTes % tss tins Of adjourn
ucut mas issssd proclamation aij2uru-uE them
T--eup1n the Republicans left the has. sud the Dem
cc-sts u7r hsvirE qI7ruD, enable % ,Tlls2ct
any busiEss This act intense nG gnatiou. The
Lasisstura IS qrorogusd tn 1865.
D.Geultiss Ab0ui the C0nseripiioH IN PsHHsyL-
rEnin
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NEW YORK. Jane 70 The captain sf TIE schooner
Vary Harris, from Nassau, rsPerfs the arrival sf the
British rebel ssaausr Mergarsi and Jessie, from Charles
ton VII p carg9 Of Gotten etc She chased by
Ae G7nbest Rsads Island, and run sshsrs Hear Elan
thara en- tho Il ilst The Rhsdo IsaHd fred ten shots
into and throuEh her She was zbandsnsd by her crew,
a-d vreceTs subse guantly got her or and tosk her
into Nassau.
he Nasfsu paperE GlEOst fraEe this, Which
is rarc- ed a. cutrsge part.
Las above We dad "a th- Washington CiT01ir,s.
The Nasssu eagT8isH affirms that the IA garas and
Jesis vas nre1 upon whsa saiy hundred and ffty
yards troD TIE shore. aRd 10 er1finusd whsn OEy
hf5v yards distant. Tha missiles reached ehs sacred
soi OF She Brtish Isle, Doughsd Ep .hs ground sDizu.
Eerel ths Inhabitants wounded two f.kermen, etc.
An.sp1l0Ey frow Seward viii make ii all right.
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NEW YORK Tu1s - C19siHg Prices a. $50 p. NJ
Y s 81. bid l0i asked. l64E aDitts; esup bid, l0st
ssytd, l6sl o. s. 80. 6s 1865 asked 1861 U. s. Nr.
Ger, bid l0lii asked l0li Ditto currency, bid. 9s
asked % Am. gold. bid lil+ asked. I4le.
Go-a IS qziat a. 1Eis % 1915
Is -ehauZ- for the Sc amer il selling at I15l.
The following shor what Is messt in Line0lu5om
p t-iandinr The 5rEfts
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~ So d Draft.

At the recent annual nstsnal assembly of the Dun-
ksrs, % German BasstF. held st So-rs8as cove Blair
county the question Of draft rafsrrsd 20 COM
Eiittse BY whom it was dstsrmEsd uotwithstsHdizg
their peace principles ia sustain tao Government and
obey She avs il aso decided that every mesbsr
iraf Cd shall pay his c3amutston sad. IF be Is unable
Sc DO So the eEpsnso s 60 be ssEssseS according to
ability 20 pay The bsrs of tie eosgro1atisn-
ArriBal Of q Rcbsl StesmsT at NasseH-SRs is
Chasea bR Ini0R Gnnbaaf md Snnk bnl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-06-19

The Hrit Of Habezs Corpus The Jurisdiction Of
he Confederate and Stats Courts ia eases under
De lars Of Cgaseyigti0a.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15
wWe have received SAMPLES

~We have received samples oI
sorghum molasses from several farm
ers, which show to what perfection this
production has already attained. That
by Mr.. OBADIAH RALPH, of Morgan
township, deserves special notice. He
made 12 barrels from cane grown on
four acres. Mr.. ANDERSON NEAL, of
Walnut, shows a sample of very fine
quality. He states his crop yielding
seventy-fi FIVE gallons from half an acre.
Old Gallia is bound to make this arti-
Gle one of her staple productions. A
very great amount Of valuable fodder
has this year been secured by carefully
preserving and curing the blades and
seed. With hay at S95 per ton, this
fodder forms an item. Now is the time
for our farmers to secure their seed for
next year. Early planting is of the ut
most importance, as the plant rs Of very
slow growth in the carly part Of the
season.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15

TThe New York Tribune thu:
graphically describes the character o
the Copperbeads in Ohio, who support
the Infamous traitor Vallandigha NJ
No one can fail to see how entirely the
whole party is comprised within the
three classes:
The supporters of Vallnndigham
however, must be divided into classes
The first embraces, perhaps, 40 pei
cent of the party, aud is composed o.
those really in sympathy with the Re-
belIion, and who. from the beginning,
desired it TO succeed; but who, from
prudential motives, remained silent for
a time, and in some instances gave a
nominal support to the War during the
Spring of 1861. These are the lead
ers of the patry; the men who con-
troll primary meetings and County
Conventions, and who always manage
the party wires, and select its candi-
dates. ....
The second !, class consists Of those
who have some compuuctions OF con-
science; have no innate desire that the
Government be overthrow; would
rather feel rejoiced to see it re-estab-
lish its supremacy; but who are ambi-
tious, and have not the courage to
sever party ties; rather than yield
their prejudices and ignore their pat
riotism, rather than abandon the pros
pect of Office, would permit the Gov
ernment to sink into ruin. These men
make up. perhaps, ten per cent OF the
Copperhead strength.
The third and last CHASTITY per
cent Of the whole--are the voting ma
chimes. Any clique of politicians
who can shroud their designs beneath
the hallowed mantle Of Democracy
can command the votes of those who
compose it. They are such as support
the Wilmot Proviso. Popular Soyer-
eighty, the Breckinridge platform. the
War, Peace. Douglas, YallaDdigham.
JEFF. Davis, the Government, the Re-
bellion--anything which certain fortu-
nate politicians point out as Democra-
cy: and they change from one to the
other without thought and without
hesitation. In the name of Democra-
cy. they would support an oligarchy or a
despotism; while under any other title
they would administer a fatal stab to
constitutional freedom.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15
.he foIIoWing persons:-

~The american House," after
a laborious journey of several weeks,
came to dead halt on the public square.
Like the Southern COnfederacy, more
was attempted to be done, ethan could
be successfully achieved" But the
Southern COnfederacy has been "cut IN
twain" So too, has the American"
been "sawn asunder," and as we go to
press, the one half remains in ''statu
quo." whilst the other is winding its
slow and tedious way up ed street to
its final resting place, il BY extraordi-
nary good luck it should hold together.
After all Captain Myers has succeeded
most wonderfully in his undertaking,
and has persevered in accomplishing it
probably at loss to himself.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15

GEN. LYrLE.-Among the slain in
the B attle below Chattanooga was Gen.
wm. H. Lyle OF this State.= His has
been a nobss conrse daring this war,
and history win record him as a true
patriot-one who gave up party for
country. The blush of shame and
guilt must mantle the cheeks of his
former associates, who are now helping
the rebels by a Ere in the rear, when
ever they contrast his noble record
with the ignoble one which will tell the
story Of their career. -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-10-15

~The frequent attempts Of some
bold and daring burglars to break into
and rob the houses of our citizens, call
loudly for some more stringent police
regulations. Situated as our town is,
on the border, at the outlet OF the
Kanawha Valley. and as a military
post having within our limits a large
floating population, the utmost precau-
ton is requisite to preserve order and
protect law-abiding citizens from the
depredations of set of reckless vii.
lains, who have thus far escaped with
impunity. Not long since the dwelling
of AUGUSTUS DoNEALLY, one of the
strongest and finest in our town, was
entered in the night bv some scoun-
drel by means of ladder, reaching to
the second story window. When forced
to retreat, by the same way, he very
leisurely shouldered the ladder and
walked of.
On the 9th inst, the house Of R.
L. STEWART, was entered BY two
daring villains, one by the lower win
dow, the other by window in the
second story. When discovered, one Of
the BURGERS had succeeded in finding
his way into the sleeping apartments Of
the family, but was forced to beat a
hasty retreat without accomplishing his
end. which was to obtain possession of
a sum of money supposed to have been
received by the owner Of the premises
that day.
We cite these cases by way of call
ing public attention to the necessity Of
keeping a close watch upon such
wretches. The approach of winter
with its usual amount of suffering and
want, will induce further attempts on
part of these miscresnts. No house
holder should delay to provide himself
with weapons for self defence, nor hes
itate to use them, if visited at unrea-
sonable hours BY men who. to escape
detection would not scruple to commit
murder.
Our civil police amounts to Just moth
ing at all. As to the military police
regulations, they may be effective about
Government stores, but as to afford
ing protection to private citizens the
foregoing incidents show that it is of
little avail. Let each citizen be the
guard Of his own domicil and shoot the
dogs who prowl around at night for
plunder. s,.
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wThe following is full list Of N,

~The following is full list of the
casualties in companies B and 1 of the
seth Regiment Ohio Volunteers:
Company B-Wounded--Jno. Eve
ner, mortally since dead; Thos. Moler,
side, severely: H. C. McMullen. thigh,
severely and prisoner; j. Payne,
knee, severely and a prisoner; T. Nc
Claskey, hand; H. Linscott. head; j.
Henderson, head; and H. G. Eggles-
ton, arm, slightly. Missing, Jno.
Huffman, T. J. E. Ewing, and D.
Shene6eld.
Company I-Killed--H. Hazlett,
II. J. Palmer, and j. Whittaker.-
Wounded--J. Hawk. John Lewis, w.
P. Small. Jas. Jefferson. severely; j.
G. Coffman, L. Drummond, L. Nolin
and ]. S. Thomas, slightly. Missing
Jno. P. Walden.
THIRTY THIRD REGTMEET.--Com-
pany -Killed-None. Wounded
Capt. ]. H. NJ. Montgomery, John U.
Davis, missing; Ezekiel Goodrich,
Lafayette Hawk, Hilas R. johnson,
John NJ. Cain, Archibald Stewart,
James II. Sheets, Isaac Call. Edward
Kennedy. Missing-Sergeant James
H. Geist. Corporal Russell Pyles. Jor-
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