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NTE II LATT0 BOY. WILLIAM Is missing iincs
-4iA Non ~ ro-ruirF, tbs 9Th i1sfsnt u not sbout
t5El D. ae pr BABY been sutieed away, perhaps
atuut some of the caupa in the vicinity Of town
said boz Is s brFh- uuiatfo sto1t f0utaal years Of
sse rath-r s.ot smsrt and sc.Tve hair grows back
ffr1n f1re2eai the t3ref8aer o. ore hsud
tue o. er 1l -nsesleEoe d bo1s ilon, which took
Esrsy -te boue fa fhe or ID Q. a scitsba TeWa d
li De pid fr lis rst17E o. lse arrest ana con
rnhiI-i1 C. s KNAPP
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Adyices from this point, up to last evening,
were to the effect that General Banks forces
were falling back from the advanced position
taken on Saturday. The rebuff experienced By
the feet on Saturday morning, is having It's
eFsct.
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From DE southenstern Uoasl.

NEW YORK, March "A Hilton Head letter
Of the 9th Of February says:
The troops are under orders to embark, and
the next steamer viii probaly bring intelligence
Of an attack on Charleston.
Gen. Stevenson has been restored to bis COM
mand.
NEW YORK, March 4-Tbe following dis
patch appears in the Springfield (Mass.) Re-
publican of yesterday:
BEAUFORT s. c., February 22-We are
daily expecting to march--I suspect, toward
Savannah, and by that way 10 Charleston, as
we are at present trying to drive the rebels from
their eaTthworks with guuboais.
Yesterday the 47th New York, with the ASST
tsnee of a gunboat took Fort McAlstsr aud
about one and half miles Of rihspits. The
47th lost ] IS men.
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u The Tesl genuine original sea-serpent is
said to have been caught on the east coast Of
South America. lie was one hundred and fifty
feet long, with a head and tail ike lizard. and
it took SIX men to carry one Of his ribs. Huge
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r. Chase has ordered that no more twenty
fve and fifty cent postage notes shall be issued.
The reasOn Of this dissemination is said to be
that extensive frauds have been detected against
the government, on these denominations OF the
postage issue.
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z A report has been in circulation in this
city for several days past that John Maginnis,
proprietor Of the New Orleans True Delta, had
deeeasei. We have a copy of that journal Of
the 18th instant in which his name appears as
heratoflra ~
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gFNERaL ORDERS No. Il.
TInfI1TfNT AND IN8PEC rOR-GBEEaALs
gFFIlE
BICHn0Nn, Fe5r1sry 3 1893.

F-HE sn1e tsn5ent of tie ftrs anl iz5-inz Bu-eau
4 s1f5,rzed a1d 81 sCt a % snioFce existing con
tracts Of rfe cover E1ent l 1F9a, Lead ana other mani
tsors when lro1 aaa otter -es ths c1ntrsetsd oz
aud us De- flT tHFEtee are ascaIta ed % have
hsen 20 - 9rfvats se, sr- u1t promptly eelvereo
r1s7 BE fszan wherever 5Cand au1 upon reQusltion
assissloe shaIl b. f3Ided hy be COunandaHt Of The
uesres post cam1 Of insi uction % The ofcer o.
aesat 81 the M Mnz 51resr, speCia y charged with the
enforcement of che cen racr.
Wien contra sha have been peEsistsHty violated
aiiter tan days n1lice eli detailed Canse tsd men
vii be Hithdrswn and assis sEsi o ether works.
s. COPPER
T.rsr-t n Trl--.r-s &c srarrT
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SEIzED-A uan named MeDenson, living at the head
sf Main street. where the rar ad crosses h was put ia
the Irving block, the charge Of selling Hqaor con
rary to the provost marshas order barrel Of wis.
lr. fornf h, bic honsa vraa ssiz.d
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Row AND Man sH0r.-Oa the afternoon or the 9Th
a nan named VIZ. 81 plan, got into quarrel with q
woman and struck her she rushed frou the room; hs
followed ard in the passage shot was fred, which
struck him IA the face, breaking bis jaw. Ofiesr Gr0
gan arrested Marsh n Taylor, on the charge Of having
ared the pistol He was found in LiOn's house with
vyorran uvho .v--z .r.o .--s44aF
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EF The Greensboro IN. c. Patriot tells tbs
following story Of g csPtian IN one o. the Geor-
yia regiments. The regiment started into the
action. but had not advanced far until a vol-
lsv from the enemy wounded some Of the gal
ant Georgians, and among them one man in
the aforesaid captains company, which 50
amazed the doughty officer, that be "bawled"
out 10 his colonel, 'Stopl colonel stop There
a man hurt back here
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MORNING EDITION.
JACKSON, MISS.
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH II.
IA rmR RuRLIC.

Subscriptions to the APPEAL VIII not, hero
after, be received for longer period than two
months in advance. Persons making remit
tsnces viii please bear this in mind
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E5 The Cleveland Ptaiadealsr says: The
following communication handed us wepublish
for the benefit Of ell whom it may concern
"a Poor Mas Thought: Hoio he JiEioRis to be
SaUed-First-L4et slavery alone. Seeond-Tell
The Southern States to come back into the Unions
and If they.don't wen knock he'll right out Of
them. Please insert
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MEMPHIS ITEMS.

PLENTY or WoRK.-Ths mayer on he 7th advsr-
Used for afiy white aborsr to sid in the Improvement
Of the streets. One dollar and half paid fo- men.
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- orIeans 9EarI.ets.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY TRUE Delta.
Thursday evening, March u, 1853 J


Tebscco.-A lot Of IS hhds. fine leaf sold to-
day for export at 27e. per ID.
Sugar.-The supply is extremely light and
with eoatiuued good demand, prices have still
further advanced fully g.. per lb., the sales en-
bracing 444 hhds. in numerous lots at &c. for IL
fsriof SIC. for low centrifugal, 9se. for good
common to fair, and Zoe 0l04e for good iair to
fully fair, new crop, and I4e. for good fair old
crop
MoIssses-The demand is good and prices
are ffm. Nearly all in FIRST hands has been dis
posed Of, the sales embracing 1900 barrels, il
numerous lots, at 46 cents for old crop, and 4O
to Al and ~ cents for fermenting new crop.
Corn-650 sacks mixed sold on private terms,
and so at 8 60 per bushel
Baeon-A lot Of five boxes, 500 pounds each,
new sugar-cuTed hams sold at l64 cents, and
one Of three boxes, 500 pounds each, new
Shoulders, at Is cents per pound.
SECOND ON THE LIsT.-Wm Everett, son Of
Hon Edward Everett stood second on the lis.
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FIRE-Between ten and eleven. o'clock on the night
Of the 9th, an alarm Of fire was rung. The engines
started up Poplar street but found hat the fire. which
was evidently large one was on ibe Raleigh road
considerable distsBe- beyond the eitv limits
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The Bioekade.

CHARLEsToE, March I6.-Ths steamer Gertrude, from
Gfsenock Scotland via Nassau freighted with valuable
erchaodse arrived ct Confsdsrats port this morning
Ial. 8 her drsL LrLl D Lh. Gon-adaraLa ola.L
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0tONTEAcr0Rs for iron ard ether Munitions Of
4 ) vsr VIII So hst chs ge- slin ths ezeeution
OF he shove order shaA rEiay eel9see 4 ln ~
.as r1gtr 20 nv notice ard in l3d-tcu, - ger pre-
fous or.r fr0u the So sil eldeat q ne klir9 ana
rfni-g Bur- au vi send every calrlciar - faling
30 is su6ieef he oonscrpt law - ne near * camp
- ine.ractou for serEics iu tzs aray-
Wal RICHARDSON HUNT
r,tsr-, n iar etc en- oIdasnce D. ty-
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The location of tne 3 ppca Office
n On state street, a few doors below
the Post Office,
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= l'''l V'l''' oRDEAEoE BUREAU.
RIcHNOND, J1nlzrF 5, lco4 ]
1EAy ". EIcHARD1 HUNT,

M a e s Artillery
1.r lie law recently passed Dy Congress. -ezeEnp
ton 81 certain persons from mite5 serTieer you sil
80 f6st 1 An empowered 70 sutk9riEs az Ordnancs
ofdcef 70 exempt al arassns less9sn e ano en-
ss IN fhe sstabis aasars q Guch persons g. are q
sr s. engaged unier eoHtraet Eih fhe government
- frruish z s-ms ordnance aaa FFcranee stores aaa
tr rafrions OF var sadas., csrness and army sup
raiasa Those men mast 50 b. oiled and tEen ie
5-5sd a. 81 H. ellen q fssnaE7l Olcer no &
Vau - De gnated IS the OHIlaaDes of1esr 70 aeh
- J. GBR4AS,
Colonel ard Chisi Of O.dnanee-
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Ar HoNE-We were called upon last even
ing by Dr.. a Croimes, surgeon of the S9th
Alabama regiment DR.. c. was one of the sur
geons left in care of our wounded at Murtrees-
boro, and after accompanying his charge to
IndianapoIis, was allowed 70 return on parole.
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BUISEss LICENSES -sr. Bowsa. city tax ,oisstor
calls the attention Of 5zrnszs men to the resolution
Of the council by which be was appointed to per-
form the dutis assigned by law to the clerk Of 10
osunfy court ia as mstter Of licenses on privileges
within the city, and within tas eircur Of two mi'sH
from The center Of Court SQUARE unI said eerz shalt
resume The du'lss Of his ohaes in the city. Thrses
fOurths Of the business houses have complied with tie
order, aad ds-uqaszss are advised that they VIII be
called upon By The provost gard in a very few days
He also notaes parties " he have license buy cotton
Or are doing commission business, that the law re-
quirss them to have S-ate snd comfy license.
SHARP PRACTIcE-0n the evening Of the 7th, an Ga
gen lsuan who had arrived in the city from indiana
on bis way to he Vessbarg aset to see bis wounded
son. was aeeosed on the landing b. couple Of very
nice men, who accompanied himup town. On reach
ing Main street Of them asked him for change for
hundred dollar note. which note he did not produce
He eontiyed to get the old gentlemans money sixty
dolars info his h-nds. On reaching the Bradley
block one Of ,hem had TO up BIS ofce to give
the other receipt Asking the old gentleman to hold
bis Umbrella they up stairs. d.srezardng rsquest
to return the money They then passed ont of the rear
Of ths buidng. leaving the umbrella 10 the old gentle
mans hands. and makiag off with the money.
RoBsED On the Hi.tht Of ils 7,h, SIR. Fraas smnh
and a friend, when passing ROug Poplar street. were
Suddenly stopped nsa- the bayou bridge by tive men
each Of whom preseuied pistol and demanded their
money. They took from Nr. Smith hundred and
and twenty dollars ia money and gold watch and
chain From the other gentleman they took ninety dol
lars in money. Detectives MahoHey and johnson yes
terday arrested man named Smith, and On him they
foun1 Mr Frank smiths wstch. and between seventy
aad eighty dollars in money, and navy repeater The
robbery Of Ar Smith and bis friend, who is stranger
in the city took place between half past nine and ten
O'Clock, proof that in the earlier hours in tho
evening it is necessary those who have to be out 10
be prepared
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RRon TmR YazOo.


Everything was quiet yestealsy, and none Of
the enemy in sight from Fort Pemberton.
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Termls Il AdVertising.

x All Embellishments win be charged
80 sser square for the FIRST inser-
tion and 81 for each subseauent in
q naTfiou.
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C. s. NTTRE AND mEIEa b REA-I, I
RICHMOND February 3 is63 )

rrAr WILL. AZ 2 HINT is charged with {. ezs.
III e7t5on III tas 30 Ive Gsaerl OrasE No. 4, n the
sises n eeorga a. annessees Alabama ald - s.sspPi
M. 1T JOHN,
Eaior and 5upe.intende nt
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LATEST LY TELEGRAPH.
From glfddle Tennessee.

MOBILE, March I6.--A special 10 the Tribune from
Tnllahoma says; Brecknrdges division was reviewed
20 day BY General Hardee The military eap az was
ne refecrng much credit distinguished leaders
Weather bright and genial
We have slight skirmishing in front but there Z no
visible signs Of forward movement on the part Of me
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colona ard OsisI Of {. .dnanee

Tn nurszsnes o. the stor- order 81 Irsu matters ans
- y coaFaetors with tha states Of Alsoena osoz
- goush CaroliEf- AID Tennessee wiz ins'Ae ap AeA
g =. - for tls dstsii q such eonseripta a. may Be
sfralso.e il carrying out their contracts via sl
1890 Dersr mont q S A. To prevent frauds Il
M n, r4.uisei OF each coutraai0r mixing sp4leaii
f isil u lo1le ilt that lis lisi ion shan be
-r,,riosn.s1 By cariided copy q % coutrec e.
f1 49, me Of lbs pesaons desired % Be de-
s ~ inaispe ssa1e lor ths fu hnlsct ~ biz coa.
s-rt sra thal th- ia5orer canaot b. oiherHise %
-is r8d flthar, t4at VI ca the Of he co :
sfgl 90 longer be needed, the afhsnt viii turn
- z.st over B. the enrolling Ger af he district
r rrice IS lhe aruly also cefthea1e OF tae enrolE
i,r fcsf If tha district tai the ferels aInfd IN ih8
,4,isi ion ave been properly enrolled. 0eradca-es
~ 80 20 BE- By ana be rs jussics q tbs peace or
r .sfrsie suth lgzed by law " admin ster estas.
an rlrlunie stnDs adires rs q mo 81 selma Ala,
VII rlsst Win proap a.i-nton
FE Hl0dARDS0S HUNT,
mh5lm Aia o. eiei O. Oiea-iies BUY.
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hIchIOND aaaillAf5 = tro'. ?
-=lnrfcaffoas COM &c ga ~ th Ihe 4oret nInsnt
- - CagDar c ,ntr.c-s in eenngia, hlabsus
- i - tennessee VIII hereafter sddrs- ssd
~, Tor coatrssts iu Eioas etc, tine gl Be
ss-sd ~ ist ranging Tie terms 81 al ioeei deias
II ~ Selma aiics. lsta "a q eu9lnitiag HrePo
- J. n 81 JOHN.
~m Major ard euperintsndeat
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J. d. - eDhNf
Major ard euPerinsanaeat

sErHa Aia Fehrusry u, 1855.
AgISs beer caastld 7ih tae 1n-1sgs nasHt q l1s
ron Ia eres. 81 the sfee9fHnea. e ~ eists q
ls-s41s csar-ia ara Ieanea Sc ~ elleHfs having
trssts wits non rasers ~ rrse ntaieA VIA 1sPst
-resa 10 fas % thar lnaF MsE em eeli y5n 20 me
.-.- sa scale prizes which ars es-rlz7e q aaa sn
VIZ RICHARDSON HUNT.
uhslm alsiar, eia, o. QTa4eEce Duty.
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SECOND ON THE LIsT.-Wm. Everett, son Of
Hon. Edward Everett, stood second on the list
Of junior opdmes at the commencement al Cam
bridge university, in England, last month.
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TtaIY ALtbIAfs kEalMEE7.

TLSTY ALtBiMs EE6lMEF7.
Field and Staf.-None.
Company A.--Klled: Il Meeiey.-
Wounded: Albert James, left thigh amputa-
tod; ] ri Newborn. Brandon, seriously;
J F Gsorge, mor.altY, died 4:h lost; J S
Newton, John Coz, VI A Viekets.
Company B B--Killsd: L;out. N T H,rper;
Private SA Harrington. Wounded: Piiyates
ELK,uoueh, L F.ulks, Luther Owen, ss-
riously; B B.ker, severely; a 4 Stroup, B
q Strong, mortally, died 9th inst; o A
Richards, severely.
Company D.-Kllsd: Pi7ctea Addison
Lsnford, B Jennings. Wounded: Captain
!E @ RoSsl, severely Ssyg's A g Boswell,
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FROM VIOKsBURd-THE ENEMY FALL
ING BACK.

NOBLE, May z9.-The special rs9o''". .:
tho =" Advertiser and Resi'.sT, Z: Jackalp:
states that tho snemy have Iei'oi f'cr ih0
immedis,s font of tee iortiac.,io27 At Fic5s-
burg, and arc reported TO be ior:ify:rs. "sl:
of wster viii forco him bsck 70 i1c B,z
Black.
Col Writ Adams hss had 9 sri:iftt Ely"
uish On tha Yszoo, kilGrs ard voundirg
some tHartY 7suksss.
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The SPIRIT IL Sou1A OARoukA.-The Sam
ter IS. o. 'Wstehman" says:

Colonel VIM. Nsttles, oommissary agent,
gives great praise to the Darlington people
Be says tbss be visited ths gn:,t!smsn in ths.
district. 9ho refused to ec-e?t IS cents for
their bacon, but sold it TO him for the army
at SO ccnts, and said they even felt ashamed
to take that. They also told him that if
what tnsy sold was not sufficient, to come
rack, and they would lot him have sll they
had; that they aud their nsg;oes would dis
penso With most entirely, rather than our
gallant soldiers should suff,r! With such
men price is nothinai money is nowhere; but
patriotism, fuD, strong, urselfsh and al s5-
so.hing, rises paramount, and aweepa al bo-
fora it.
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Killed.,
Wound&
l4Tu ALABAMA REGIMENT.

F,sid and St,ff- W ounded: Col L Pinkard.
slighsly; Msj R A McC.vsl, arm, seriously;
Adjs j E Williamson, thigh, slightly.
Company A-Wounded: Oapt J Wal
lsoe, Lieut. r D D Grggs, ssrgt O W Allen,
severely; Corpl II NJ Welch, PivAtes W A
Psattsn, E r Floyd, severely; W [ Jshu, J
O Boyle, elbow oint eIcised; j B Slaughter,
severely; J Pealtssn, ] " Floyd, severely;
Il Rse.s, j Chambers, NJ Roas.
Company B.-Woundsd: Lieut. G T Bril-
dens, Sergt o p MnRss, Corpl " Prunci1,
severely ;.Pivstss q Measles, severely; W b
TAYLOR, w " Osuthron, B q Chambers, f
L Knight, NJ Polk, J ] Bonham.
Company C.-killed: Lieut. NJ L BAnkston,
Oorpl G w Guthrie. Wounded: Lieut. Jno
Manly, Phvstss r II Psge, severely; A B
McO.ffsrly, severely; ] Andrews, J o Cal-
rison, L o Wand.
Company D.-Eilled: Privates Watkins,
NJ J Brewster. Wounded: Lieut. j B Han
dy, severely; Ssrgt A O Bosworth. Corpls
Geo O Brown, seys relys 8 T Osutsn, "
Daniel, severely; Privates S E Handy, Now
ton Smith, mortally, died 9Th inst; II B Ool-
ley, " Morris, J P May, moTtally, died 9Th
ibst; J A Wallace, q L Amos, severely; Jos
Smith, W A Andrews, J Handy, 8 a
Brewster.
Company E-Kiiled: Privste J 8 Gsrdin.
Woundoc: Lieut. j MoLlin, sersts T D
Orseton, " R Etchson, OoIpls W F Heath,
B r Eanis, 4 Dabbs, 81 O Cosby, d a
Smith, W N Adams.
Company f.-Killsd: Private G II Ad-
! amson. Wounded: Lieut. E 6truckljn, &C.
versly; Ssrgts T T Uasey, W T Hill, Privsses
J Holl1sy, Joel Bu:k 3 Ray, J W Bales,
II A Stuckln, ] r Sweet, ] r Oochraue.
Company G.-Wounded: ssrgts G W Blair,
II " Brooks, left leg amputated; Psivates A
H Holdridgs, W II Adsir, W T Patterson, J
NJ Hawk, L q SALESMAN, A s Osbourns, J E
Smith, T D shadix, Owon Allen, elbow joint
sxcissd; W W King, leg ampussted; J u
Paruidg..
Company H.-Killed: E q Morris. Wound
ed: Capt B " O'Bden, sevsralyi Oorpl A B
Smith, Privates Thos FArren, D T Henderson,
F Ii Famiton, J L Ross, " Plunkstt, O L
Allen, - Martin, severely; P n McMAnus
E McMsnus, " q Whittsn, j Smith.
Company I.-Wounded: T NJ Tesgill, H A
James, J ] Curly, J A Neal, q Whitlock, ]
q Horton, o J Roscoe, A F Wood, j "
Wioken.
Company K.-Woundsd: Oapt G " Tsy-
lor, Corpl j T Barron, PriTstss I late,
A Roberts, T Ogletrss, G I Wilson, } b
Parker, W L Stewart, G Osnady, Henry Nor
ri5, j Miller, T Thomaston.
Killsd, IO
Wounded, lOi
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llrT lLAPAitA RIGIMEar.

Field ana Staf.-None.
Company A.--W oundsd: Lieut. II Ad
ans, S=rs't Williams, Oorp1 B N Gilmore,
Pfivntes Thos Gilmore, John Brazsr, Neugan
Johnson, severe.
Oimpany B.--Kllsd Private A Philips,
G " Webb. Wounded: Sarg't Cullen,
EeYtrs!y; Oorp'I A Meirell, severely; W T
Thetfozd u Roberts. MORALLY; died 6th
inst,) B F Gordon, W P Roebuck.
Company O-Klled: Private Thomas o
Ohildeis. Wounded: Ospt B z Higginbot-
hAw, severely; Ssrgt " F Gaithught, Oorpl
N f Eastman, leg smputsted; Privatss L q
K'lley. severely; L Lyon. severely; g "
Williams, Thos Snith, J Jones, O b Bal
luck, teYerelp; J A Doss, severely.
Company D-Killed Lieut. L Studwi x,
Wounded Privatss b Rawls, Anderson,
sove' ely; NJ Osbourne.
Company E-Killsd: Private A Jones.
Wounded: Ssrg: Porter, Oorpl L Y Rain,
Privatas q Cooper, II L Atchinson thigh am
putsesd; A f hooks D A johnson, E A
Sher wood, Hurdy.
Company F-W ounded: D NJ Cosby, ssri-
ously; Piiv'ts N b Smithermsn, NJ Y Blrnes,
B W G.rner, severely; L L Harm, Robt Ho-
gan, severely.
Company G-Killed sergt A Mitchell.
Wounded: Lisut j N Hayes, Lieut. R Britt,
Ssrgts Clay MeMath, mortally. (disd 9Th In
s!Rnt3 J E AcILth, " II Coks, P.iratss P
M Daddy, c J Campbell, J r shusloworth, N
B Ashworth, mortally, died 9th inst.l
Company H-Killed: Ssrgt ID Davis
Wounded: Oorpl W A Davis, Privatos J N
Turuipseod, J P Shaw, seriously; A J Bos.
tick, E Foassr, J r Hamite7, Jas Lse-
Company Killed: Prvate J W Antho-
ny. Wounded: Ssrgt I b Brothton, Corpl
B F Smith, Privstss L Grigg. severely; L j
Winbury, r WiDEsll, Z H Thornton, seri-
ously; J A D.rr, severely: J Dozief, mortal
ly, (died 5th inst.)
Company K-Kllled: Privstes R II Grif
20, N J Msrrimsn Wounded: Lieut. 1
Brsaslsou, S1gts D a Ousenton, uaoTtslly,
(disd 9th instantly B Wallace, severely; D
L Stewart, Corpl " r Walton, severely; Pri-
Yates A III Cubb, r P Griffin, Jno NARROW,
severely; W II Il R,uiHI, W Hay.
Killed, Is
Wounded, Is
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sHr1sr7nLr, May 23.-VsEandiGha-a f"7
been received In our lines, aDd Is now s.
private house in this city. Hninteade S2tas
TO Virgini. in a day or two, bu: n,s not ge:
decided to what point he will 60. His br''fA
Ia excallsnt, and spirits lot dsp.e sicu. HIS
expression snd noysm ents sre !rI .: :1'm7-
ton and energy.
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Iy in lcg;J " Crsvfcrd,, alishtiy in fore
hoad; T Drke, slightly 20 In.
Company D.-KiIed: Piivstos Z B Simp-
son, j T Ficld1. Woun.ied Ssrgosnt ] 7
B,ker, tligotly in thigh; OoTpoial q W An
dorson, slightly in hipi P,vn.os Ii B DID,
proe, severely 10 krln; " Page, severely
IN jaw; " J Page. eighty shoulder +;
w J fInche., ro.eTs!y il arm; "
Duke, snTs:elv IL hand; Wm Wilson, slightly
III .,.o.at; n E Bigger, s'Yh,ly IL leg
Oompbuy E.-Kiiiei: Mons. Wounded:
lst Sergeant W Boyd, seVoroly il hand;
Corporal T n BsnIett, sovstely i'll wrist !:
Private J Y Ga,ret.
Company F.-Krlled: Captsin r P bar
r:on. icunde6; Sarssant j NJ Sumner
sl,gblly in s,je; Corporal J " Walker, Fo-
rarey il fool; Ptiastes J J Parker, severely
in side and hssd; " Bcsntley, slightly in
hand; " F!andors, slightly il srn; O Ii gh-
tcvsr, slightly ~ s:pn; j SuEloer, severely
10 thigh.
Company c. Killed, nore. Houoied: Capt.
7 7 Moupgar, MORALLY iu bo~ela, (s!nce
dasd0 PrivArss W L L,rd severely 10 knee; II
O Quiet, lightly in side; Il W Hail, foyer
shot Of; r B Mss:is, slightly in arm.
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.,. U,.,.i,~n .1,aE,;., ta ,.,.,s,. n T
Bs,h slahtiv II, ba,d: F J wr,,c, sii,otlr
In hand
UGmp.ny I-Kiils6: P.iv4te D Thax,
ton lVon,tcd. S,,ee.r,o Nv B,.h,, ca
y,,sIv in sii.:J IN 6d..,s. ecysr.lc !, az, ::
p t,1j,,d .u,ttIv in ha,J. p,;v.t.. s n
N, II sliobtlv IN sd.. n HoIiAald sovoro|y
in brea,F: Y Th.x,cn. n,i.hllv in sidr: !
Wi,nst @, i, ot,v IN arm
G,,on,nv Killed. sa,~csr, N JDohb.
Wou,tn,;: 0oro,, FM Riry slivb.tv in nd.
p,iys,e1 y q Jameson, sI,pL;ly 10 nook; N
- Ooe,,,w ecs.,.I. r. h,Ih l,,,.. T Fy-
s,aan M w ,liya:is II b,rs ~ S
eN"' ,,r,e,r,., ,r,,n
,-m hf''Hr'liT''"' Q
h>nit'' .
lao l4.h, t"S9tHaf "!th tn" o;hsr .'s'-
merto compo ing Tnoinas d,org,s, un 5nn.
day morning nt q o o'clrck ch.-god tho noto-
rious SInkIea' kxcojs'or Brigade IL .hwlr for
mioaole entTenchmentn near O2ancA!iorsviiIo
completely routing thniu, killing and wound
ing many and taking mum boe Of priso"rrs,
smorg the rost Brig. Gen Haye. and txo
Oolone'', Tue IAN G;orSls performed their
brilljaH cb:!ge without lhging single bay
Ouet hIed. 4. TALii2rEso,
j: l4.h Ga. Vols.
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IN wILcoY's B.GA0s liz raE B,rrLs OF sAEN
CHURCH. MAr 90, 1868:
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Field AID saF:-O.l 7 l. Roystof, ief. arm
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