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Richard Dllby, E, prisoner parolcd; Stephen Nc
ADister, G.

R1Shssd R1ass 9by E, prisoner paFolsd; Stephen Nc
5oth Illinois infantry.
List Of casualties Of the ssth min9ls 81 volunteers,
in the different engagements. ft1H1 December 18Th
to January Sd, 1858, Captain + Fame command
T 'Goxr4sr. A-captalp c hale: taken prisoner.
N1ssing-Adrew Ryan, Thos Hopper, wounded
severely; Graham Martini wounded severely
zee sosras4 s9o4s2 Dennis, &c
ycrely. ~ ,,,,,,
onse: xz sa: ifse sieeits' Hey Sa Salhs@
.Wsunded Joel Hyatt, severely; Geo " HeH, Sc
yerely; Jasper Hutchinson, severely: Meshack
Pusda aoEsrs Jamss es Washington
coMrAEE D--EtMed-Sesgt John Kathan,
Andrew ) Watts: -Foanded-Chas nennaaon,
hzTh Thos hss:Tfpss Tpps Mte 5a a Sa Rs9 Kas Pie!
Eon Mncaulcy, Ecrcrc1y and missing. Missing
Corp Andrew Saekett, John Goss. P4soners-
.John Egan, Geo a Brewer. Saml " Beard, Chas N
Brown, Jesse Hearick, James Petefkin, Peter
-co,1rAsrE F. Hounded (elishtly> chealey Allen,
M% 9al lEoItwies, IS III, Fredsfiek olsa5olph, Herman
apa % pseoneP eaa ehas Meabb prisoHsn
gehn: i P Kelly, Cop Thos Slasser, Ie1i e1Aa 4
sses9Rs: sees!FAsr e-k1aea-sergt Alfred Barber,
Corp Reuben Cummings. .Ilttiag-Felix Nor
Tis, Davidgon May P1afoners-H AcLeninss, s,
Fpps? Csc asRRs sfs ksFF
olds, Ford White, Albert Latta
COMPANY I--Mounded- Richard Ferdan.- Pis-
CoHrAsr K-Wouaded-- Adds Dow ming
slightly: Robert Drake. Wm Kyse, Marcus
Rue. Fr1eontrs-LcwIs Robson, Patrick Powers.
Regimcntal Quartermaster Frederick Braahes,
Sergeant Major John Ford Smith, prisoner.
co1missary Sergeant Thomas Melvin, prisoner.
, 1863-01-23

Chas. Miner, nose; orcn Wood. through the boay
Henry Heagan, in the body; y. L. GFr'ndy, head :;
Allen nurnet shoulder, prisoner; John Peterson,
prifoner; Engene Allen, band and shoulder Har-
low Sanders, leg, elghtly; Lucien Button, leg,
slightly. Msstn0-Gc0. Gates, Joseph Lemain,
prisoner.
, 1863-01-23

Hall, l. slightly in hand; sanucl Lcub1e, I, pris-
oner: Jacob sIgwatt- prisoner; 1st Lieut. u G
McDonala, Z. slightly IN leg: Corp Andrew Coz,
K,ae7erely; John H Qutlm, z. severely.
Mlsing-Part wounded and prisoaerse esergt
5e{ Hayden; 4; sRsll Rsa Rs,s5 4; Geo Redns{
Francis, B; Corp Wm q Patten, c, prisoner: Ed.
%e EsskTit 5sss E sa%l FGs M3psr PsIs
oneE: Andrew 4 German. c: Peter Brown. b;
corg Coz g Marke; ?; Corp IlhEteh, D: Tau
E: yohn ,D4Ens. E; Pat Sheridan, E; Geo Burger. rs
a a Smith, F, parole1; Wm Hill, F; Corp g "
Champlfp, z; Corp Jacob Springer, +; Jos Ryan,
G,Xa.3 T.; AoTsrd Hogan, F; Robt Sparks, F.; James
ander, g; Corp Wm Greenfield: 9: Corp ChsE1es
Mssi1 Me5si i VII Gh.s Fsh G John staab g; VT M%
+; ;rs;as ssmsel Troat T; Psngborn; 2, pareled
z; Drum Major G " Poster, paroled,
Id
Mouuue4 61
Wounded and missing. .+.....-..-.---........-.-4 4s
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certify that the above is correct statement of
the casualties ofthe 38sh Regiment Illinois Volun-
tcers. In the engagements with the enemy at Knob
Gap Dec. 2Gth and before MusfrccBboto on the 30th
and 31st December, 1852, as furnished By Company
Commanders. SAN. P. ToR1s,
Captain CO. E, 3sth III. Volunteers, A. 4. a.
= TIT
, 1863-01-23
42d Illinois Infantry.

List Of Killed, wounded and missing. in the I'D
regiment illinois volunteers at the battle Of Stone
Re5 near sMssprecsboEo Tenn on the 3lst Of
FIELD XxD sraEr-1azfd- q " Roberts,
eo"mmaaapgs "naras gsmH-E oIHgaae orson John ,,;nn,c,z
Houndsd-Co1p i Daily, severely; D a Lincoln,
severely: D. Hamilton. severely: r Dreghorn, &c.
yere1y George stolt, severely; Chas A Jaynes: Sc
xcle'y; F ) Schott, severely, NsstsHg-Wm Il a
eosf4sr bGitsxa- -I,sst s JLettnan F :; r5.s.
ssie ssht hataysFs
"a; G1s!4g1coIR Eyg5 . Iseraih, Corp Fay; slnon-
| CosrANT C-k1Htd-F Dnrt,: II E Emery, "
Heyaoids ll2nMded-cant Leighton, alIshtly,,
s,EhS cefR Hot s!tghtIy Bower leE A.
Maa I1ss ssrs1e ese isfaG aish1S o5isfaHG aeyns
slightly: r ConnclI. aligitly: j Purdy Slight,
lew Whiting, slightly; John Wallace, sleaty;;>
Sweet {prsonel), j 3 Godalr, G Sims, MVorls
- conrAsr D-Uounded- -scrgts N ] Sheridan
II II SoI;, Mashino: ftediord, I schroyaF. S.rei;
Hill, Wm Watson, ] Worcester, slightly. .uss-
GesrAsr R-ha1ed. .sergt Hall; E Arnold,
1.1.S o,p Iasa sc5y: MSesoq MSossoq &C.
vereiy b:rt. shrode. Herman, .a; css;on. n
nencerfTn; !,; eligEtly 4; tponad severely;
fetefs, t 4 : i,ic1so4; r sa:GpIt'y 1xSsngGMm Sag
cos,asr sn5sskesss 1eayard Per-
le sigiy Joses G1y.
kendall; sliGhtIy Mttxlng-G II Lane tpEisoneE),
h9Ee5 l'n ae!hGT M9 sps,9o99esa; ao,s. w p.;;,'
slightly; Aiklcy, D " geamcI, Herlc, Chas. N
Kelly; = Slattery, severely; LininigeE: .Mssiag
wounde ashy ST. johnson
egHrAST A,as0edTSesEt + Chlpman !4ct-
ME ne9tGnanL' 9a11' eGTp Mast9eks GoEp ~ Aar'
s;c,i,x epgt PorE
coIpJ rusa1d, Nm BlIinge,J colom6, Glib
eishti9 Tanner aeyer;,T To.isns, iisss,
'ns @oxp4E4 y9s1ded: f.:6su<a-cop Smith CT carmen
Hoo's5 s.its & onfea ka[s Petty GeFp yo
S@h nnth s%1t shnake Moua1ed
GeHr4sr K7-KiXtd- sergt r Rover Corp o
n Benson: WoMnded;-Sergt Mcclellan, Sc
Te5ey; corp! a beasd: slightly; Arel; severely;
cozdon sese1s's li Iststag5 1J1ESESs; Esaonds a
Lieutenant and Acting Aajnt'nt Aaa Illinois,
a4th Alano1s Infantry.
Report Of. asua1tes in 44th regiment Illinois in
Chester Craft i: ist serIt Asmas - Rah5ers. be T s.
ssTgt ; }esTqs welie, & :ssrst Josiah 5 Iseer,
fhss Hsn sa6f:r !SzsR SatRs 1EsE Eft
Ecsman H. Gcorac hc;ni feM9n r5 % hGnson: Sosepa
Snncnar;er sorca 1y''!R Rsn,fa % - afaq; % GsoIGe
III, cbs1ies BcecE. O. Iewiz Christian. IT'D fi6 A6est
To!s3, Tcuisc = i Cotn 4s32c t!1ce
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A HoA1--The reported dreadful accident
to skating party In Elmira, New York, by
which twenty persons were drowned, is
now said to be hoax. No such accident hns
taken Place The fellow WHO startedthe cruel
hoax should be hung, drawn and guartcred.
, 1863-01-23

81 The irrcpressible George Francis Train
announces that he intends to 60 to Murfrces-
boro and get exchanged as rebel, in order
Tint lie may reach Richmond and settle up
the war With JEFF Davis. Probably, on his
arrival at Murfrecsboro, Gen. Rosecrans will
order him sent the lunatic asylum at Nashville.
E The strike at the Char1estown (Mass.
Navy Yard, Is about given up. Most Of the
men have returned to their work-only few
leading malcontents standing out. Thcstrike
was never general; but many opposed to 1t
were compelled to stop work from fear of the
violence Of the leaders.
, 1863-01-23
T4tIl Illinois Infantry.

Report CT easualties of the 7lth regiment Illinois
volunteers, during the Late engagements before
Murfseceboro, Tim.
Eiued -serEt Il $ Poet. sergt n R GarlEck, Corp
VIM Uckhart. Corp " Ba3etcF. Corp H Fclm1y,
H y Tickm7er, A J Butterfcld. Il " Parmalce.
acknowledgement. Butler Ward, in head and
btcaet; Sergt James SCowen, in thigh: Sergt Wm
Lefhngweu. in leg; SergtB A Clamplain. Seryt Il
Heagle, Scfgt Hurlburt, wound in leg; Corp WM II
Hitchcock, in shoulder; CorpT " Shcratt, in hand:
Corp Caspers- In side. i Parkhurst in face aud
shoulder, Riddle in 1es; = Hessler il arm, David
S IeniaM!n in arm, Flynn, c Il Stevens, L Il
Kelly, i " corwin, " A Mellcn, Gso c Schesmer-
horn slight wound in knee, Vim Weaver slight in
hand, VIM Jcckles in shoulder seriously. r La
E1arge; eighty and taken prisoner, Corp Matmf
right side, z Rice in foot, II sarycr In hip $ Thay
er, in leg, g Hine In hand, SJenoine, Corp Hunt,
S coswcll in leg and arm, Vale in arln, 4 An
dtrson seriously.
5iiviEg--serEtJ Vance, scrgt " Lippett,
ScrgtJ f Hawthorn, Corp Il Cory, " " Wat.
Ties. D Chcny, D Benjamin. D Dobson. Smith,
IL Raf1ec, c a Strcctcr, u $ Woolry, L r Steven
son. y PIrse. Geo Bsiee, VIM Rogers, X Banks, II
CIothicr, Shaw. 4 Jarvis, H Brown, " Craig, "
CARRIER, L Lowe, Il O'Biant L Sanders. B Bufang-
ton, F Jones, II Fitzerald, J Campbell, E Nc
Mobin, j D Moore, G Pctrc, II Wade, Edmond,
J Z CaEoes. II CEnimbcra. n Tauly, ] andrew,
II Turlet Albert TT C.r,1rnr I ThnrInu
, 1863-01-23

K0nrL OF Tro1e BATTERY.
Casualties in tho Board Of Trade Battery,
KiN<d-A Phiney, " II Wiley. Stagg.
Slightly zcounded-JD Howard, " Il odcll j L
= Carver, Serg't AL Adams, J " Bloom, Lieut. T
D Griffin.
, 1863-01-23

Report Of the killed, wounded and missing in
Battery G, 1st Illinois artillery, Capt Chas Hongh-
falling. attached to 80 brigade, Sd division, 18th
Ki0td--Sesg't Geo Cooper, Arbcry Smith,
John Wiley, John Bennett. Charles Z1scg.
Mound<d--Capt Chas Honshta1ns, in leg; Scsgt
Chas Whitman: severely: Corp Martin ' Bile
Corp Thos 4 Fitzslmons, slightly Lafsycitc
Bonneville. eligbtly:. Martin Zahner, severely !;
Archibald n Dallas. John Dousherty, Adam Eafy,
3 Nettles, Samuel Peterson, Vim s SRobinzonJe
Ricna1dson, VIM M Stephens. Wm E Dobson,
Jacob Schenk. -Mtsing-sd Lieut. j r Channel.
Corp Joeiah Bagley. Hustin Burby. VIM 4 Corl,
known to be prisoners, John L Clark, Irwin Cole,
1slah Robinson. John Russell. George Shuler,
Charley Shcrwoo Charles Scales.
, 1863-01-23

Corp chas Allison. Geo'ge r McQuAld, VIM =
Newcomb. VIM r SackTtIle, JnmeB Vinson, s
Pcirae1d. VIM Z Prose: Missdng-JohnR Reardon,
Henry G Rusby, Thos Atcr.
CoNPAEr I-HfNed-Scrgt John " Moppin,
YIN Hawk. Joseph q Groves. 1t2Hndtd-sergt
Joseph Stacker, Corp " Hawk, Thomas Hoas-
gore Mistin0-G George sluss, Daniel G Parks. :
COMPANY K:-kiAta-Louis Bats, Geo Hind
man. IFounded-Seret James n Tracy. seEgt
Coney, Christian Hartcr, Thomas JohnEon, Henry
Mack, John Morgan. -Niss1nQ-Henry Miller. -.
- - RItuAnD Il. NopISE.
Fat 1{r1 T4n<Yf
, 1863-01-23

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1otal.. lib
P.5.-Diedof pneumonia, Jan. 9th, Surgeon Geo
Coa&sWoYth.
, 1863-01-23

The brigade went into action with seventy
one officers and ASH enlisted men and lost
Killed. Wounded. Missing.
, 1863-01-23

List OF killed, wounded and missing in the I'D
regiment Illinois volunteers at the battle Of Stone
River, near Mnrfrecsboro, Tenn, on the 3lst Of
December, 1862
Commanding brigade.
, 1863-01-23
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-26

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The only article offered 10 the French people that
would CUn STRAIGHT HARl the above Toilet being
manufactured for tho sole benefit OF Louis NApoeon
which article 10 Indispensable to his toilet room.
Ths subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place OF all Others offered TO
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VIII cuHL srHAIaHT Han In Soft, silken, Flowing
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strictly followed, which are very simple and easy.
The UAr Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
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nor dyes It, bat gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
Ance. 1t also prevents the hair from falling OF and
tunIng gray.
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Has been before the public bat short tims, and has al
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To prevent this Toilet from being countereted or I'm
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anydy or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxuriant Hair
and OuTs and Long, soft Whskers or Moustache,
procure the IndgorAtor Toilet either ono, for
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and II will be carefully sent BY return mail.
feb23 dtWkvly
, 1863-01-29

This attractive valley seems to be fast incrsas'
ing in importance. Its first permanent settle
ment dates back only some three or four years,
yet, in quality and quantity Of products, Il has
overtaken settlements ten years Of age. The
value Of its products last season will probably
exceed that Of many other localities on the Sound
more thickly settled, and supposed to possess
much greater advantages. Il lis steadily advanc.
ing in substantial improvements; and Is about
being favored with direct postal privileges.
Among the improvements reported to us is that
Of steam saw.mill, now being constructed BY
Livingston Bros, near the mouth Of the river.
As an evidence Of the enterprise Of the few
brave Ind hardy spirits who have located upon
the lands Of the SnOhomish, we have in our Office
box Of cigars, the tobacco Of which was grown
in that valley the last season. In this we have q
demonstration Of the fact that our bottom lands
will produce at least good ordinary quality OI
tobacco Though the cigars alluded 10 are not
Of the best quality, they are yet Of q quality to
justify the expectation that at least good saea.
ble article Of the kind can be produced, both as
regards the raw material and its manufacture.
In the latter respect there is room for improve.
ment This tobacco was raised and the cigars
made BY Mr.. Franklin Buck, new settler on
the Snohomish. Several Of tho other settlers,
We ere Informed, raised tobacco enough for their
own consumption for the ensuing year For q
first seasons trial, this Is certainly doing well
We doubt not the results Of another season will
prove much more encouraging. r
Accompanying the cigars, VI also received q
keg Of cranberriSs and seteral sacks Of potatoes,
beets and parsnipa The potatoes are Of the
kidney and blue varieties and for size and quail.
ity are not exeeIled BY any ever raised elAewhere
Some Of them, indeed, are e6riOsitieS iot size
while generally they might safely challenge com.
parisOn with any equal lot Of big potatoes 1a
ever saw. That the snohomish win proddcs
this vegetable IN excellent condition, no one
would question siler seeing these specimens
With the examples just presented to Us, added
10 others previously seen, we are well satisfied
that there is no more fertile region on this coast
than tho Snohomish, and none which presents
superior inducements for settlement s57, DgI
During last iaII. We learn that the valley rp.
ceived an addition Of thirteen new settlers
There b q yet but one white -hmily In the vi.
ley the other settleFs being an bachelors. The
claims nov occupied number shout lhy 10 eli.
Il b IN contemplation to start pack train, the
coming spring, up this valley via cady's Pass 70
the Columbia River. The settlers contend that
. more practicable pass over the Cascades does