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Commercial.

Dxrr4earr es4S opsses
4 n ksoxrx Fsb. -. o.
PLoUk--AspssaAs - 80; sprins whss1 xtsa %
90; Pail WhsatExtra - 80.
BUCHwHKAT FLOUR-s1 7s0e3 % = 100 rs.
C0RM AkAL-ss07ec leo -,
BRARAHDsHoRas-sot ~ ' lsoAs.
SHIP sTuyT--6sc.
CCRN-oonaSev bush,
ahRIRY-ss 70 soc.
wnEAr-Rall u 10; Spring So0e6s = bu.
RYE-46O5ee
OATS-4o to 45c.
PoTAToES--6Oc. Retail O0c.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair iate; prime lS
choics l3i, clarified IL; crushed and powdered I6t.
MoLAssEs-Plantatiol SOC sa; Sagarhonse500ss;
Golden sly ursp&e5c-yery scarce Soigun 30QB Sc.
cOFFEE-Kc s3034c; Java IS; LasuyrA Sa1A
RlCE-00I0c.
soAP-Paim To, Family Gle, German Sc.
cANDLES--stsrl 7t; Mould n.
TALLOW-8kc. @s
LARD--72 to6ke. eee
BuTTkR--cemnon leslie; Choice IN 10 lse5
retail i7iO20c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hans sides NO sals.
Sugar Cured Hama. &c., retail Ioc. ~
LEATH.k--sole ot0D; Harness 1900.
HIDEs-Primed dry he, Grubby haifprics green
7c; green sheep pslts lOc0i IS; green hsg skins
l5c. .&ss.2
HAY--Timothy. sil0la 50, baisd sii oeosisl,
Prairie 81 OWES 90.
skkDs-Timothy ~ 80 10 S6; Flax Bssdsse u
- 50; good demand.
oNI0Ns--el 50.
kGGS-1l 70 l2tc.
WHITE BKANS--I 50 10 o. 90.
| TEATHERS-30D4e. &fEa .
FRUIT Dried Apples % 0oOo2 rs ? bushei.-
Dried Peaches - SOC os75. Raiains o. 400 es rs.
GREEN APPLkS-sot TO I % ? bush.
/ CHEEsk--NestornR Reserve AID Dennak II TO Isl
BEEF
sHkEP-s4 So0s % vAssd.
sALT-G.A. - 70 p sSsk KapawAa SAYS = h
rel; Lake rs.
PIsH-Aacksrei, NO. le1lao0l5 y Dbl. mo ~
04I3, No 3 es0eIu. White Fisk, No L o4oo.
half Dbl. Cod Fish0o7V
4 oILs-Coal Oil, 50 TO COO; retail 66. Linscsd OF
81 76De2 Lard OIL, 81.
| BEE4WAX-yc.
TAf HoGs-ss rs TO ~ IS nstt.
/ RAGs-Woolent,C osson3c.
i oLDiRoN-ic D. BSess lats ? Cops
/ lie p b.
| EIcnAsoE.-oa New York y psre snt. bankabi
FUNDS; Philadelphia, EostoD. Chicago and Cincin
| nati hper cent st. Louis per cent. Gold 20 q
/ 80 per cent. buying.
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New York MoE1xoe.

Nsu YeSk. Feb %.
Fiour-DuIi aaA heavy, y ~ levss. saies at
81 7o8s7 10 tsr1gaa stass ooseoeeD =. =. o.
wheat-AalGss Auli. 10 lower. o611s - % A5dt
d 8, for Spring, q s40al 70 eer naSsakss Club;
u 730oi n Tor Wiater Rsd.
corn-Narkst hsavy, IcI lower. aales = oeossc far
sound; s4Ds6 unsoaAd.
oats--MsIAet Armsr. ssln q 5oOo9c.
Pork-Duil and lower. 0aAeo q Ga IS for Mesp;
I'll so 70 els IS for Prime.
Beef-outst sna unchanged. aF
Dressed Hogs-Quiet.
Lard--Less trm. 11k to i2.c.
Whisky-Dull and s,so ying nj s3c. +,
Sroceriss--Vcry nrm No sAies ewing 70 hgl
prices,
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AM

Or 90 aese shis Aaas NJ Powder win - ailswsd
ssd In Keokuk without permission Of the UNDERMINED
nos ssy kind 81 Arns whatever, Mnntioss Of War;
ithas also sssa orAsssA ~ ~ ssisa Agsst Of tbs
Treasury Department not y allow Goods Or arscsss.
except In limited auantiss II fAnily nee, to 80 Into
n issouri or the southsrs Tier " Countiss.
The object IL 70 kse, sspplips sfsen the rsbslsor
armed bands ofgasSrillasin NortAsass Nisseuri.
sw*a*a JOHN sTANNU6,
xs1a nss 6srvsyss eltAs Port Of ksoknk.
Ksokuk, Aus. Il.Ieea. 3AnG-t
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'-saAasA- A.cARD.
CABus, having secured the services Of hrs' rate
barber 10 now prepared to accommodate the trsde in
all It's branches.
Thankful for past favors he takes this method u
his patrons that pains viii be spared TO &C
/ rummodate tftetf la every respect
Feb a4-d,w GEoRGx CABus.
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Military Notice.
HEADQUARTERS, ALExARDnIA, Mo.
February 2lst. 1861
SPECIAL ORDlR No.2.
Ills hereby ordered, In aoeosdance with General
Order No 3fiom District Headquartsrs sth Military
District that sll srns ammunition ~ tnnsdiatsiy
reported to these Headqpsrcrs Any failure to com.
ply With die foregoing w1 the arrest OF the Of
fender, irrespective ofpersons.
By order Of
-. CAPT.B r. HACKNEY. comd'g Pest,
PrRRY SAWYER. Act Adyt. lFeb9l.
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THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE

rms NEw Yosx TniDssx, nSss issaed 10 ieSi. scv
In il sventy yess, Aaa IA&aiseG oh lager
and ote vitsiy diAsssd eirrnis tier ikas ostr
as~spspsf ever pseltsAsa Ia AIa'asMs ItsSGh u
NJ "a Gsysd. In c0umon with OIL 4 seu spAis, lre0
t,,s untesytrx ard depafpv 81 fthQ1eAn1a n
its peeus = sssve h Tbs Var los ise us1en, ~ Or
cGla,en the ssA 81 Dsesmber. i6ea, 10 - feswss
DAILY ....ss..-.ss..ss.ss... 0Ot1Wo
nsni- ~ 1oKLT 1850 y
WAxxLS....-....-..-..... l40svU0
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GroO0I1Os.
B. BOWER,
rA M ILX CIR ocHR,
AID
DEALER IN PRODUCE.
No. lss Main Street, between Ath spd s.A sn.,
IOWA
Invite Ne attention OF my ft,s a. and the public
1n si1.n : iaissias isai,i.s WITH Sssr :sgpis
.ss =, We "a s ;n ys p ~; g.: o. rsns
TPGoody delivered free OF charxe. feoie-Sm
w O. DANIELS, Agent,
GRoCER
PRODUCE DEALER, !
Cor. sen 4 BienAeau sts., ksekuk.
aes61i-diy S -
II EI4LOGG 4 BlRGE,
" HOLES.1LE GROCERS,
KEOKUK, IOWA.
r EMONs--s Boxes,
Just received, and for sale BY .
dse9e-A kkLLO0O hiN6h.
CHAMPAGNE.
rs Case. Choice Brands Champagne Wine In quarts
and pinu ies,naIng "Aunn's cssasss' "crsns d
dseae d d. Kellogg BlRGE.
[BRANpY.
Quarssr cash. GAS Hepnssa," and Hope ln
guesis" Vintage OF 1857. cheice article ~ san .,
dec2s-d KELLOGG BiRdE.
. A0A SACKS 6. A. SALT
so barrels salt. ae~ arny,ss md Tor 81, a,s e.
tTCR Bags RIO COFFEE,
IS Ha.J.va ooas., for ..I.sy yoo . .,.a.
O5 HHDs. N. o. SUGAR.
10 Is Hhds. iIiand sssar, for ssie "
nevH-d A.LLoss : nl L1's1l-.
kA BBLs. COFFEE SUGAR,
10 bbis Crushed sugar,
- do Powd. Do
no,:.4 Fer ~: ss z stncx.
300 KEGS NAILS
novr7-a KELLOGG 1 BiRoB.
200 PACKAGES NEW RAIslss
Boxes. Halves and ouartsrs for ssis y ,.a,
| s q.
WE SELL MALTBY'S
BALTIM RE o STERs
| AT 60 CENTS 4. ~
from ,his date, fns,ead Of 10 Cents as heretofore.
KELLOGG Z BIRGE.
Miscellaneous.
CPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIE'
JUST nECEIvkD.
,.n.surcn.sox.. .AnssSsws
RUTCHus0oN 4 D1W1Y.
ME re Mt TAILO rs
THIRD STREET. BET MAIN AND JOHNSON,
| Ksoknks lsWa,
srscsived attheir Additionally aiIosin %
YusnisAipg choice and sxtsssly ssul
ply Of BkOADCL0TN6, CA6IMxkRS, vEsTINGl
AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, or ALL DI
done the appSs veA and atisfaetosy manner.
They y Pees4ving shs New Ysrk and Phi
adsPhIA fashions and SPsosfatiy solicit vhs d.
sire sssA work aAAths best nater!aIto giystns9
tCOAP AND CANDLE MANUFAC
'lD TORY.
i HEULE 4 BL0A,
j Cedar Street, bstvssa 10th and 11tA,
Aanafaeture for the trsAs many different kisds
Soap, inciuding
I @ ERMAN BAR SOAP,
FANCY SOAP,
| Aiss u sxsssisn, quaiity Of
i TALL Oiwi NDL ES.
,s suitable for Winter and sannsr So
H-PThs highest Asskai pEics y paid fos 1sasss =,
Orders received At Kellogg : Birs.s orsss
Store. Main Street. dss1e-d1n
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The Anniversaries.
Tue.dny. Ma1 II.


AHERIcAN AsTI-SLAyEKT SooIETr-Ths twenty ninth
annual meeting will held In the Church Of the Portans
(Rov. Dr. Chssvers), at 10 O'Clock q m
The Society will hold another public meeting in the evening
at u o'clock, In the Cooper Institute.
Buine" meeting 10 the LectGreoom Of the Church Of the
Puritsns at n O'Clock p.
NKw.YoaK suSDAr.5cHsoL UNos.-Anniversry sIsr-
cses for the children O'clock h the following churches
McDouss street Baptist Churcbi Central Pre,by sh.n
Church. Brooms street. Allen street Presbyterian Church
Grand; Twelfth street. Presbyterian Church. near Sixth
Thresuth street PresbJ erIan Church Sixth
Reformed Dutch Church. Fifth avenue corner TWEEN
yhrs, street, South Baptist Church, Tweny-hh street,
near Eighth avenue; Reformed Dutch Church. Thirty
fourth street. near Eighth svsnus Brick PrsbJsrisn Church.
Filth avenue. Thry street; Forysseond
street Presbyterian Church. Seventh avenue Church
at Bloomngdaei Market street reformed Dutch Church
Seventh Presbyterian Church, Brooms street, Ridge
Eleventh Presbyterian Church, Avenue CT Washington
square Reformed Datch Church, Mercor street Presbyterian
Church; Second avenue Baptist Tabernacle, corner Tenth
street, Foutssnh Pe.byts Church. Second
sv.nue Fourth avenue Presbyterian Church. corner Twenty
second street, Free WAl Bsptit Church. Twenty eighth
street se Reformed Dutch Church, Third avenue Nor
ri,isns Congregational Church, OF Hall
Tie Annual meeting Of the Union win be held at Irving
Hall at a O'clock addresses will bs delivered by the
Rev. Dr. Bell. the Rev. Dr. J. g. Hodge, and other dsiin
sui,hed spestera
FrvEPosTs Housn OF IsppsrRL-Annvsrsary at the
Academy Of Music, Fourteenth street, y o'clock Ad.
dresses by Bishop Clarke Of Rhode Island and tho Rev Dr.
Robins n Of Brooklyn.
CONGREGATIONAL Usos.-Annusl sermon by the Rev. II.
sio of Cincinnati, In the Broadway Tabernacle at Y
o'clock p. m
Baptist suspAr-scHooL Usros.-Annivsrsary exercises
In the Cooper Institute at O'Clock .. and Ia the Ft
Baptist Church Broomsst, at u o'clock p.
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Passengers Arrived

Pou,uoer, IN Steam T,ansport Gen. Meg, from Ha!or
Head-Cup. Cochew, Cspt T. II. Tompkin., NJ. Thompson
Lieut. II. ". woodlsp d. y. Goliath. Morrison, r. Ryan
Dr. n. w. siddel, NJ Runekies. Capt. o. Mormon D.
servant Chss n. Hammond. Csgt- Cox, 5. p iouos, Z
Ru.h A. /. Gamers. Lieut. l. y. Horne. ~ Bond NJ D.
n. s. Trash C. C. Fuller u. Crofss. Carl Has, Capt D.
Hart. and Others , -. n ~
p Fall 9Th Maine OIL Lieut.. FILLMORE, u. D. n Lieut.
stockdse Lieut. VNsil, Lieut.. q. w. Williams, sIih "a
John Hutchipss. . ~ NJ,
IN sfsamr Allen 3. Terry from Norbrn-J c. Wei
md lady A. y. southwick. NJ. Donshue. H. Norris Dame
Ddscoil T.. Gerard and 30 In tho steersEe
In Layk Eli1a Bayn from Beymudo-D. A. Crowell and
lady. M' Maggie cto~ei ww Ma.,sss and .ay, MI.
NJ C,mpb. John A. Campbell. Master DuDsid Lee, Mia
Ro.au all Lee Mrs Isabella Tbou,ss miss Mary The
nss Afs Sarah Manuel, Mis-. Bridget McCsry j. a. bere
Wills. john Wiley, A. ID. hdde,on, T. Fox tcooFedl
Ia ar you're Nsn OTIeaHsCspt bsr1um and lady
and 0 In the stsefsge.
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The Game Of Chess.

"Peace or War between England and America
lies now very much with the Press OF the two coun.
tries" So writes distinguished American now IN
London. The fact is not new, but it never was 30
true now.
Everybody knows the Print of the Young Man
playing Chess with the Devil. 1.-THE game OF Liie.
The young man going into the snare the evil one has
laid, Is about to make the fare move intended Tor
him. His Guardian Angel desPairs, while Satan
smiles to the roots Of bis hair. Such tue game
are engaged in aud the Father of Evil has great
stake in the result to leave any chance for u.s. IT. at
the critical point we allow our passion TO mass
reason.
The great move on the board now is 10 get us into
a war with England, and thereby insure the separ-
ion OF the South, the ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of this coun-
try, the permanent establishment OF a Slave EMPIRE
Slave Aristocracy on this continent fast leagued
with the arstocracy of the old world, for OBJECT
least to put safe lock on the future greatness of
the United States. Perhaps his Majesty counts too
fast If he relies all these results but how foolish
II would be, In q moment Of irritation, to make just
the move be is waiting for II is certain that our
difficulties would be enormously increased, aud sue
cess indefntely postponed, and perhaps fatally cir
cumseribsd, ~
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Tbars Z. a powerful party 10 England whose whole
mind IA turned to find an occasion wbich shai emu,
tho .vmpatbies Of the nation IN war again.s Tug
limited States This they Know can be only elected
~. some lee move our part. Hence the eager.
ness with which every weapon Is sought and iorged
that can sting into some act Of Impotence or 70.
tsliation, Hence the transcendental ingenuity OF
the sacsems of1hs Times. Hence the cry OF mad dog
raised upon every pretense. w have shown mat we
understand that game, but the great weapon TO be
employed for this purpose, the dangerous weapon 10
such slllfDl hands, 10 the privatesr question: AS
the destruction of our ships, tue Rebels know that
helps them little; but 1t ID the most famous recipe III
the world to sting into measures that would ren-
der a war with Great Britain inevitable. 80 they
Div II with might and main. Had We YIELDED TO
the ssure to issue letters Of msrque what reolc
ings it would have created at Richmond lhey
would have counted the months till war should DO
DECLARED. IL rs their only hope. Let them play ths
last card in VAN, destroy this hope then, and we
may securely count the months It VIII cost 10 put
down the Rebellion. Let not play into the hands
OF these clever jockeys. Let us always ark our,
selves A" What do he Rebels wish us to do T. ana
do the opposite. Had we followed this rule since
The war begun, where would the Reoe lion nave
been to-day
The clever and unprncipled portion Of the upper
classes IN England, who are thns playing INTO the
hands of the Rebels, not the nation lhey are
the Tombses the JEFF. Davies, the Sldells OF En-
gland--more polished but the same at heart. iheir
object Is the same In Eng land as that OF these clever
gentlemen tt the South, VIZ to precpitate tue na-
ton INTO war Oh a popular cry, which shall be
war against all democratic institutions throughout
the world, and especially IN England; a great re-
dictionary TO keep the power III tue haids OF Tue
ruling classes. They know that war brought on 10
cold blood would react on It's authors; but that
war which they could make popular by ANY indi.-
cretion of ours would make enemies OF our friends
in England for such. at heart are tie great middle
and lower class and many of all classes. II Is III
our over TO keep them our friends, aud woe to En-
gland if she makes war upon us against the con-
science OF the English people aud the public opinion
of the world. he Proclamation saved TO US the
people of England, and will save US IRON war.
biz the Reoel leaders rejoice over the Proclamation
Did their friends in England rejoice at III lhat Is
| the true test OF our VISION and success.
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suIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-Y0RK-...-."MAr II
Cleared.

stoan.r-Potomsc Hoffman, Portl,nd. r. r. Cromwell 4
Col J. G. Hanson, Dssestt Ol.oe Bay g., j. H. Coo
ver.ei Mails, Allen, Aecomsc. Va r. w. Bruno Foster
Baltimore WIN. Dslxei.
snpF Prsndslo i,aL), Pirsndsllo, Mscilles Baeisor
L De Vertu.
Bns-Richard Tory. Cotton. Philsdelphis, Simpson h
Clspp
se6eopeu-Bron. Howe.. Boston. II. c. F.heri Frank
Pierce New Haven. II Rscscu a Son Col-by Chew,
Hay. New London j. b. Chase Co John Church Elzi &
b.thsor r. ri Msyh-wt Charlie. 4. Hazard. Bilan Hart
ford. II. = Racket soni w. T. Philip Smith. Wishing
Van Brunt sashti John Nelson BTl Mellon Halifax.
j Y Wh,tneyG CO.; Triton. Freeman, Wa,hns.c., Van
BIuDt sl.sht, MARY u Gage Lsmsou Pbadelphls God
Trey & Ho,oke: Triumph, -, Ce,n-aili, d. L. Ds%olf:
Franklin Atwood wshee,, Crowel Psinei GaDialiel.
Rs der Wslh-~t Crowell Paine; Helen Miranda Smith,
Weilhee, Crows rsiHe; Noun, Vernon. Harding. Well
fleet, CTos ell l. Paine.
sloop-Hsrvs,i. Corwin Bristol. L. L. L. Kenny.
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAT.
= DL..- Eprru.r TvpM 1,1

COURT CALENDAR-THs DAT: ro rr
SupRyNE CoURT-GEsERAL TERM.-Nos o3 %,
to 81 60 to 10. g. 80. -, II to 49, ~ o,so
2,G 3469 Pass 24s7 2I6s Pail 243 2479 1881 2SJ Ito
1881 2igs 2igI 2ig5 2497 25o 25O3 250l Pars
lt6 1897 1910 259i o6 i60 4sI lt Ioo o'' i''o i'o''
i69 ss9 1850 I'LL. Coz 1869 o37. 1888 - o-,
SUPREME CouRT.-SPEcIAL TERh.-Nos. III
zee 139 l59 lG6 oo-- INN 600
.e5 a,g 27 29Os 23l3 25 1911 239 23 2J23 23l5 1871
Par, iI-No. 32l 1852 100 2aI 2.5 1884, 2oe, 2oel s4
li96, l742, 1859, 1910. 22o. 2O52 -, ,eoo
1893 1894 1895 1897 1850 1900 l70 7O2 1855 lll ll
1914 ISL 654 Part INos 6G7 1879 al l3i5. 1884, '9,
l6I2 1916 %, col. 1863, 1853, 1850, 1884, lol2
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Disasters, &c.
bort Uaroens' Notlee.
cr.rp M NRw.YORx

STATE OF NEW. YORK. I
PoRr.WAKpBss UYYioE. No l0< Wal-st
NOTICE is hereby gwen in accordance with
sc,,on OF the Act passed April H. 1887, entitled An
Act TO Ksossnzs the Wsrdsus Office OF the Port Of New
York 10 all persons interested in. or having charge o.
,ublect matter Of such inquiry examination or
the following vessels under examination by inc
Wdeps and the said surveys or examinations WIN 20
completed within ten Gays next succeeding tnis
hoard said vessels: c,,o,m
ea'o ~ y i Z n"on Pier No. 81 ".
S ShiP thsouoto Is H. e.. Pier No. 40 e.
s SniP si1, " ~ .........Pier No. IL j..
sup hala.o. ,:,..A Atlantic Dock
t PARK c ooui'ei'''''''''''' - Pier No. IS " X
Big Big Io,os''' ...P Pier No. ~ N. X
D Dig S Sne, ......,.. Pier No. - ".
p prk a ~ 81 ni;. ........PierN No n Il.
c. II. BRAMHALL President.
J. AuG's UERRrsAS Secretary.
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nle0ienl.

STEAM BOILERS for SALE-That will be
~ warranted to 30 per the fuel used by cyn.
dor fue boilers. end to combine all the advantages
strength durability and convenience Ia either Aso
for sale secondhand STEAM ENGINES Of different sizes
from 9 10 % horse power, with without Beiera
II. BOARDMAN,
No q broadNAy. n Y.
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DIANOS. Musical instruments, Music, etc
IL REMOVAL-flRTH. son Co date Filth, Pond l.
Col have removed from No. 5t7 broadway to e new and
Go.
la making the above announcement. Firth, Son Co.
ond snb ace this opportunity OF thanking their numerous
friends and the public generally for past vors and at the
time beg state that every article In their e will con
tinue be OF such character fully to rCstsn the ast rep
uta,ion Of their hm. -
Tho stock Of MUSICAL INsTRU MENTS. from Banjo to
the full smeut band all Of The latest egu and
Improvements and will be found upon inspection, well
thy tho attention of purchaser.
Firth Son Co. are sny mskiug additions 10 h.r al
red. extensive Catalogue of STANDARD AND POPULAR
MUSIC together wi,h al the pUbcaons Issued in the
United Stses which with their large stock OF superior
and Musical Merchandise generally they beg to ofer
wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices
FIRTH, son Co.,
No ga RrnaIWay New. York.
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Patrick Gibney. B. 81 N. Y

Lieut.. John mcMurty H. D
Wis, back.
Msjor Ewing AN. j.. hip.
Corp. @. u. Benson. O. 2 Nj,
groin.
JH.Atkiuson II, ! Nj. groin.
serg ID A Scoyell r., 3N.J knee
) ID Mansfield ID. II Pa. arm.
c Sawyer. X, 2 N J. leg.
NJ Ostefhause, rs y ], ankle
r Huntcn. Ii, l N J. thigh.
w ii Austin, @. l6 N Y, thigh.
Corp w Fuller, O, IN J, boil
thighs.
w Williams. B, ] n J, knee.
Corp w b Ross 2 N J. head.
w Rapine, Il, ll9 Pa. back.
Sergi + Mense @, IN J. leg.
q McMshon. I. 95 Pa, leg.
Sam McOambridge, Y, 30 "a
thigh and leg. severe. -,
j s Skinner, X, NJ, both legs
severe.
VIM Littell. F,3NJ: leg.
J Alagwaugh. IL. ll9 "a, arm am.
J Wti;lock, b. ] \ J ~ de''
ID w Bailey, +, III n I mp
] Torbsr, i, liz Pa, shonider.
Corn A Patrick, D1l - Pa am.
UP Y nyie c, a5 Pa. thigh
WP DufIirld. Z .l5N j. thieh'
y Grover, ii. Is N J, bowels
fatally. o>,, N,
sergt ] HLoomer, @, 3NJ, side.
Corp J Wainwright, II, 70 n
J, ankle.
John Weimsn. II, ll9Pa, hip
and arm.
Sergt L r Wintemuth, u, I'd
NJ hip.
w C Thstcber. I, IS Pa. groin
lst Lieut.. " es,cott, I'd N J,
finger.
Edw. Meyer, @, &c Pa, leg.
WIN Daniels, A, &c Pa, arm.
John French, X, S Me, leg.
Adjt George Wild, I'd N },
shoulder.
James Diamond. II. l N J,hip
Sergt Charles A II nshaw, l
n J, hip.
Color Sergt VIM Snyder, b,
I'M.
Newbold Stevenson. r, ll9
Pa, back and leg.
John Nichols. q, 2 N j, leg.
VIM Brown. /, $ Me, back.
John Clarestine, |. ll9 Pa.arm
Henry Murphy, l. ll9 Ps,aru
X J Schultz. A, IS Pa. leg.
Sefgt S NJ Marsh, c. ll9Ps, LEG
C Vapfleei, A. Is N }, side.
Capt X L Deeripg, H.5 Me, hiI
Lieut. RI Wilson. II, ~ n J
leg.
Lieut. g Bush, r, 90 Pa, neck.
5 Apologize. J. 20 n J. tnign.
w h.tzel, ID. 3 N }, back.
X White, +. 95 Pa. head.
p Consoy, d. 2 N J. leg.
r Wight. r. 20 N J. hip.
w J Applegsie,B III NY. hand
Serst J r shivers, J ,23NJ, foo
Lseut s q Bailey, II, S Me. lei
| Corp o c Waldron,K X, III N \
shoulder.
| Capt a NJ PaIvin, F.3N jam
NC Lore, F3N J. ankle.
| Sergt S w Van skinner, G, .
NJ, bip.
| Corp w ] Donaldson, r. lle p
side.
s d Better. J, 1ls Pa. leg, che
4 g Mucklon, A, 95 Pa, leg. .
serg A J Cowsn, X, l N }
wrist.
1t L Smith, X. La. hip.
Lit @ w Arbuckle. b. 70 N J
thigh.
| } Lin.ent, A, s Me. thigh.
IFF Within. q, 81 n Y. arm.
| Corp A K Clark, b, 10 N I
| leg.
knee.
| George Percy, C, ISM, side
T w Chaplin, A, III n Y. hip
4 McGown. n. l2l n Y. hip.
Lewis. @. IN J. hnger.
Lieut.. X q Morris, q, 10 n !
thigh.
Capt. w L Best, o, 10 N \,
chest.
Lieut.. Col. Frank Palmer, 10
N Y. thigh.
I'd Lieut.. J G. Fairchild, All
| l.t t Lieut. aL' G W ssSer.. C, %
| n J. leg.
| Capt. II Lopfert, z. an J. leg
| CAPT. A 5 Goodman, c. lls
w fa M iTsI, x, lu NY. band
and hip.
C N Dustin. d. is N Y, back.
y Phm, A, 50
A norton of these b
desultory way. This &C
list of the lst Division, 6
in the hands Of the Re-
given after their arrival,
plished.
LIST OF KILLED IN 7
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81 w Chaplin, A, l2l NY. thigh.
i.CorpJ Cspody K.l5NJ elbow.
. Alex Mills, n, l6 N Y. leg.
rB Com, d. 3 n J, shoulder.
Jas Mildoop, d. 3N J. head.
Mich. scanlin, d. 3 NJ, hand.
IL NJ Bird. ID, l5N J. head.
Henry Stats b. is NJ. hand.
Oh n Stout, ID. q n J, hand.
Corp DERicheli, C, 96 Pc, back.
Walter In omss, ID. 20 Pa, hip.
,.Edw Myer, g. sc Pa. hand.
Chss Coulin. J, SO Pc. finger.
James Harp. Y, Dc Pa. finger.
Hugh Keenan,, +, SO Pa, hand.
Joba Nichols, X. 10 NY.tbigh.
I.Thos o Morple, r, IS Pa, arm.
: Corp c Houshlsnd. u, 3NJ,
70 MUM, AM, fore arm.
J. d. Wilson, u, 2NJ, neck.
l.Serseant ) b Pine. Is. I'M,
Corp J Style, r, AM. waist.
VIM Burnett. b, Is N J, arm.
land GIanley, u, Is NJ, thigh.
, WIN Conklin. e, Ism ], side.
w S Seguine, III. Is NJ, thigh.
Christ. Nege, Il, NJ, hand.
Aug. ohlInan. u. 2N J., sbd'n.
Sergt. Thomas Page, ID, - N.
j.. below knee.
Bern Grippel, K.96 Pa, iHger.
Ansnis Drake. J.l5 NJ, arm.
Peter Smith, J 90 Pa .shouid'r.
Dsv. NJ. Price. ID. 3N.J., arm.
John Lsnghlin, b, 10 NY, log
and shoulder.
John Wills. A. 16 NY, thigh.
Abrsm Grosiing, Ii, Is n. j.,
leg and head.
Bern. H.serty. r mi, chest.
Alb. X. Greeley, II, Is N. J..srm.
Jacob Heusel. IL. Is Nj, arm.
Serst. Fowler Mendol. q, 2 N.
j., thigh.
Jss.H Apgar. II. IS N j.. ankle.
Jas. McDecd, b, Is NJ, chest.
Chss SieleD, r, S Me. thigh.
ii T. Farmer. II. l2l N Y,ankle.
hWd cCulioush. A, IN J.thigh.
w b Donkersby, I.2NJ, groin.
Col II w Brown, 3 N }, leg.
b q Clark. c. 70 N J. snkls.
Peter Guni1n, Is. PM, leg.
IL n " hitemsn. |, 5 Me. head.
lEssc Shirers, /. % NJ, ankle.
Geo L amb, l.. 70 N J, foot.
Geo Hurst, A. an J. arm.
= NebiDger. A, l2l NY, hand.
Nath Msroay, I. NJ, leg.
Patrick hunt, A.I2lNY, back.
Cha. Geddes, c, 5 Ne, fore.
arm.
Franklin D. Dealing. O. she.
scalp.
T. ii. Purrington. T.. S Me-,
confusion forehead.
c. Bsion.tC. II N. Y. scalp.
Jacob Smith, Z. o. Pa, hand
aud finger.
Sergt. JOIN C. Hooper. B., n
N. Y, flesh wound.
Corp. VIM. Assay. ID. 20 ~ j..
contp sion.
Corp. Jas. Scsaeld, ID, 90 Pa.
fpl'e and shoulder.
3eIgt. Roo. ID. French, X. 5
Me-. head. since dead.
Cory. CLARK Sturdsvsnt, Z. 81
N. T., head.
John Mcdowell, A, ii9 Pa.
fore hnyor.
John Bounds. Z, 20 \. Y, leg.
J9 !1n Herbert l. l!s P.7 fore