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Recruits Wanted
roPILL
TRA euorA or ruH
B,sTRiCr OF COLUMBIA.
BOUNTY yoB vErkRANg,
.- S55s. ...
saSs ef " hich Will be paid In HdvGacs.
BOUNTY sOR new RECRUITS.
AAG2,
s2es Of which will be paid In advance.
COUNTY FOR ooLoRED aEoRUIrs,
$3.50, =. -.
Paid In advance.
rsG.soEs WISHING 70 xNLIsY
VIII .pyly 20 any Of tas fol!owins
RBCRuIFING oEFIC1Rs:'
sB. EAKlR.
4asins Hsil, nsxr the hiarkst, On Pennsyls Aria
a,enzs, between Seventh and Ninth streets
&c HYDE,
Corner q Fourteenth apa Isw York sverUs.
ca KEAsBET,
street, near corner Of fIinetesnts xrd Psaa-
pivania arsnus. ..... ... -...
.H 10. PARKER. -.s..
Corner OF high and psnbsrton streets. George
tyvn.
-a..-er s-E
G. o. L4H6LEY, NAVY Yard Bridge, has assn
sppointed Eecruiting OGses. .a.. .-.
RBNHg a. soHxETZ,
Captain sad Provost Marshal,
B-tf District Of Columbia
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AUCTION SALES.
fUrURE nays
BY o. Moe UIRs & oo,. auctioD..r.

By J o. Noe UIRH & o., Aucticnsers
ppPLIt SiLA OF ANesc sIsIBGE BUILD,
L ING !of ospRR Dxoxss OF CorsT IN 81 3
aesrdisn Of Sefn Alert AMI WiTiiar, Alsxsa ier
An e,bp, Ia OF Msfy y Anderson e. ar taa of
A. ceryoo, eeceaAsd. - :.
o. seessa OF fSe orpas9s 3suIt o.
duly rA.i6Rd and confirmed by tas honorable sa-
above nsrass retition the audsrsJss-a yin cTer
ieI ssls, Al Public Auction, on tae premises. on
M, sIl lie light title, interest, claim, and a.
Dsps Of the said minor heirs In th satd pst.!9o
nettfoned, Of In. and to that valuable 4ni n 1st
eligible huildipe lot, situated Ninth strsst
b.lss.n and streets north in the Fhiet War
of II q Sii- of Warrington, and knosa and dis
t.rsaiehso On The pu6 is plan said city ~ les
nu N mesr eighteen tisl in square number terss hu
sFed spd tixty eight, (Ss}) o0ntsans thirty .nips
iSs) fe.t OF Nintb str.st, and rsnnias back oas
hurarsd ana thirtyyssht Gsal feet sad pins e,
inches, HTDDBE RON 81,
MARY u ANDHSs0N,
Guardians, do,
III for pafifionsra
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PAPERHANGINGS. &c.

great varietyof
ENT1pELY NEW STYLES Os
VELVET AND GOLD PAPER
a SATIN GROUND PAPER ...-...
COMMON PAPER AND BORDERS,
CANTON rTINGs
Check and White Mattings, 10th dne aui common
grades.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
From feet to . feet wide, together with great
variety of
WINDOW SHADES,
BRASS WINDOW CORNICES,
CURTAIN BANDS,
DOOR MATS,
PARLOR MATS.
COCOA MATING, &c
All orders promptly attended to at
RIFLE 4 FALCOSER'S
No. 34s 7th street, 4 tween I street and
NH l5-aeSm. Mas: avenue
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BY JAS. O. Moe OIaE CO.. Aoctionesrs
A COTTON sAJE OF VERY VALUABLaP 40
"A PssTT Oh PERe AvRHUs NsAR rHs NATIONAL
HoTEL On TUksDAY AFTERNOON, March 22d,
~ ave o'eleek, the premises We sh al sell part
OF kos No iG SOU sre 20 49l frontiae on Penn
sssSns. . few doors east Of the National HoreI, 4,
trErpv,d BY three sory Brick Building ID fcoat,
stth O three ftory Bacs Building Tne lot extends
beck to . thirty foot Subjic ale;
Hhe Ssef part OF T. ess ykluable p' emisef has
tsso o>cu pie 4 for some years by George W Cosa
rAa, a. cigar ard tob store. tae uppsr part as
d aeeiHns
II f seldom so ins property IS this Is nfar4d for
sale, sne we inyits particularly tia a5tantien of
PsrtouP wishing to make investments ia frst Glass
kU,iasss pre- party.
Possession given reIt September
fsrms: Gns third cash the remainder In and
rropths- With interest secared By dssd Of trust
Cd the rrsr isss
Conve; aIcss an STAMPS 1T cost OF purchase
nh il eodd ds ]. O. McGU & 90 Aoo:s
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By GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctionsers.
4 rAInA4I,E THREE ATlHY RRfNR unII

By 6REEN WILLIAMS. Auctionsers
NAtUABLE THRIE STORY 8RtOK HOUSE
AID LoT PRos7IsG ON NORTH d, BETWEEN Sso-
CND BEp fhi I'D 81 RkRIs AT AUcIIOE. - Bv sutsor
jt OF tie osGer, We Wili sell On CU1SDAY. the
5stb dag OF March. on the preIaisss, at 4 O'Clock
?. q al valuable property on street. between
tstond snd i hlfd strsets In tas els 81 washing
tor, teirs - feet frcI BY 1856 feet inches deep
fss inlptoTemen's consist of handsome snd
yell bpilI tE rec story brick dHell6g, with q two
stSry hack hri ding, mo 4s0.b Thsrs IL q baIh-
FROM snd closet il the htuss. with hot aud
cold pAtsr There 10 no. 9, cold water n tas pan.
II, ard chambers; slso, mar BILE b.sins and closets
In AL tue slesph spsrtn ents io the main bud ns.
ih.rs j. IA s1.elisnt Tsnss in the kitehsn sad Ls
t'oae Stoys in the par,or, ey viii n the uppsr
Ieoms are hastei; also, crate in ths dining room
There il bEick stable the back OF tas los with
tsEvAnts' Apartments <ver it Tis house contains
fourteen r6oEs The rbss,feltsrs and "a. fixtures
. y " also De Old with the houee
fo any one .ishiDg convenient and peasant
dss lar this hoI de rare opportunity ss II
Yer mt 10 market, ch arches, and hRsinsss.
Terms %rs One bsif cs' b; the residue In six ana
I've We n cnths, witt interest," from day Of sals.
da.a siyfa spd d. sed ofsrus5 tsssu All co ts OF
sonyeysserg &C ths cost of purchaser, including
o stamps.
Fer ti,le which is tsIfe.t. apply by letter to
1HoxAs n BRhRY, - W. Paye.ts sttsst, BJa
uhi7d GREEN l. WILLIAMS Au.ts
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THE WEEKLY STAR.

rois sxc.i,ent Famiiy ana News Journal.
containing greater variety o. inserestng
featins han can be found y: any. other. u
puelisSse on Friday mornins. p : :
II Invariably contains the awashinrton
News" that has made the daily EyBNrNa
STAB circulate 30 generally tnroughous IN
country. aa5
TERMS rz-'
CasA. tnrariabIg 80 adsasee.
single copy, Per annum. so
Single copies, in wrappers, FIVE CRsrs. ],
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g. l., 4 J. B. EELfY,
IMPORTERS,
nh lh.1n 35a broad SAY Nav York.
STEAM DYEING AND ULOTa DRESSING Es
- TkBLlsHhENT.
The tnefcribets take this opportunity TO inform
their friends and the public generally. that they
have re ope ned rb above business. and intend to
keep the best i'm ported Fancy and stA pie Dyes and
carry On the busipess in the most improved style
Nc a. east slde OF Rou ard b. hAlf street. south
OF Papnsylv ania avenue.
te 10 M DENRAMA 4 LATraNAR
II QBh D1 ROMA By W w Story, 2 vols 80,
IL Hpnt's life OF RdWsrd Livingston, $50.
BRItle Fields of tae South from Boil Bun to
fIsds ricks burg: S20,
Gen Grsnt and his Cam paisnH: 81 70.
Csyehdis b 8 Laws aDd Prestige OF Whist; 81 2s.
Three aoatbs in the south. By Colonel frss-
mantle; s. 2s
Pomeroy's Municipal Lss;S3.
Thscaeray, the Humorist. By Theodore Ts-
Tor: 81 IS
sswen's Bounty Pension, ard Priss Laws; 50 80,
Gen McCIeilsn's port scd Campaign S}.s0,
fdinbGrsh Re rev Janrsry, 1884.
London Quarterly RsvteN, January, 1884,
mills FRANGK TAYLOR
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FIRE IN THE WooDs.-Tesierday afternoo IN
the cut timber in the woods OF Mr. W. d. G..
murtcck and Homiiler, on he heights Of
George town, near Tennali town, was set on
fire and together with much OF the standing
umter was Consumed. 1t is thought that n D..
Weros of one thousand cords of wooi In voiy.
irg the loss Of several thousands Of doila' 8
were destroyed together with much valuable
tmter. TIE fire originated at about noon veg.
tfrday and burnt until about ten last night. It
msde dense smoke sad created al alarm OF
fire in the city.
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A UorIoF SALE OF CONDEMNED srooR

WARGsPAnrassf, OAvALRy BUREAU.
GFse Of CAtSf 4saYtosaastsr, }
-.s - WassiRs.ea %. c.. MArca s. 1864
wm te soLd 3. public auction to tae Aishess bid
soro Point, ON III q Rsl Az the nth day ef Ma-ch
sad on fHURsDAY, the Sl.t day of March, 1884,
fron, fifty 'sn) to one hundred (I0oI ocrdsm ned
Hc-sss sech day. .-z-,E = -
AIss at lss:ern' Branch Corral. D O., on
TBURsDAY, tie 10Th day tf March, and 90
IHUR3DAY, the 18th cay OF March tsR. from or.
ty ts1 TO one hundred fioe) eondernsd Horses each
day.
fhess Herses have oee n condemned a. unit for
the osNslry saIyice OF in. Unite ststss army.
Fer rGsd spd fsrm rus poses many good bargains
nay he had
Horses will be sold sipsly.
TsriSs eub, In c sit tfstss Treasury aotss.
Sales 70 com u1epce a. 10 c'eloeS %.
JAMES 4 nRIE,
D Lieut. Col ard htsf Qcsctsrr Ystsr,
Bh5 At Cavalry Sarean.
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uoIaifr,s HOBBY anAp

< ThIe celebrated Toilet sosp.s la such univsr,il
psmapd.e u made from the ehoiess nAssrisis
10 niId, and emo,lient IN its ussuis ffassssty
scented and extremely beneficial IT, tts ssston upo
Goods Dealers. Js25solv -
DIsIAsns eftA. Hsssosss SsSsest, OesnAS. 81
RsSosls II tie Hssce.d Assoeisftes- sent ~ mad
u ssaled letter envelopes, iss q snexeo Aedrssd
( No. 0Reuth Ninth etyeet. PhtsadeaoAiAs Sas 49,
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XAJ r... HIDES. s.-
w III BE BOLD At AUCTION EvsRY WE'D
fRDef Ape eATTADAY, at ii ocio Oh m. st
TIE ~EAsY DOT ct sixth street, ell tae HIDE
IALL0H, Ae. tkat may be on hapi, Of oattls
tlauFhtsfec outside the limits OF the District sf
ston Terms cash In Government 70 ada, to De
pSi ct the time Of sale. G. BILL,
mhs I'm Lieut.. Ool. and 8 VS..
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ERANKLIN MARKET,
Il l7th Street trco doors aboUe Pr apenu.
kARKlTIN6 OF all kinds, ....
MEATS, POULTRY, Ard GAME,
EAMs. TONG UEs, DRIED BnEp,
Also, SMOKED sHAD ana ROE HERRING.
Mari citing delivered to eli parts of tbs city.
NH l4st' q. r SCHOOLMAN Propr.
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A uCrIos sALB OF CONDEMNED Hogsss.
Wan DEPAsrxssr, ,oAsILRY BU.rlu,
2ssn af Chef StaarteSnlassev
Nasktagt0r, -, u. Feb - lSo4
wa bs sold q! poe 10 suction. y TIE hts; :; bic
Ger ss ths pisees snc dstes Rsmed bslo =, viz
al aiftio Fepna sH Hcrses. Friday & n.rci
AZ "i.l port, fenns, % Ho .ses, rassasy
ssb March
Ai Al,oora, PenaA so Horsss, Friday, ltta
Asrok
stns- III ansviek, 800 Horses. Tuesday
itss Gercb,
At Esssoa. Psuua.. 800 Horses. Prissy, ists
NAIeh. =
At hssari, n. J., sO Horses. Taesdsy, ri
March. ~ = :
At LsbsaOD, Psrna., SO Horses. Friday. ssth
Al Wi!sssssrre. Psna.- 800 Horses, Tuesday. asta
flee Hor' es bxvs e,sn ecni.mnsd ~ mat f,r
Ia OsSsiry service OF tbs United stasss Army : :.
Ray be Ia a..
30 ses Win be soH .lnsly
ssfs to os sin at 10 .. ead scptinue dsfIy TIL
Ell are sold =
terms esih. In United states Treasury sosss
rpl JAMES eRIy
ga AZ Cste. onsrt4r,asse-r c.vsiry a.-..u
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r ooRIN0 YEEr .no,.s,,
1or SANITY on hand and for sale. Apply To- =
B0TELEk & WILSON,
316 Penna. avenue, UP stAifs,l
psk 10 colin between eth end ioth ste.
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AMUSEM ENT'S.
GROWERS TREATER.
TREMENDOUS sgCCEss

PksNA; AVENUE, NEAR WrLLARDs' HoTsL.
LEOSAHD GROVER. ...-.......-. Director
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HE HUN NDEhF UL PHESTIDIGITATECR
tns week longer, commencing MONDAY EVE
MING. March 2,+t. Entirely ie1 aud ,aughatie q
fa:tH q frestid citation win be partorred each
T!ek cts so cents No half nrinn n,a e1-1mt
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tASTERBURy HALL

WILLIAM SCOTT, the extra Ordinary Zen r and
~ bailaGist. appears tonight at the Great
Metro Iolitan Kali. NH 2I-tf
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C.RglWhRR, the world renowned Lion Ban
~. 1o. sppears tonight at the tirest Net O
Iolitau fiall nh 81 ,f
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WINDOW SHADES.
COLI OPAQUE WEIrE--B BUFF
GREEN AND
F1XI UhES dpp,orsi styles
...-. g. l.. J. B. KELFY,
Msnufa -turers pnd lmpoFtses
...-. 2es 9ro,dwa,. New York.
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81 ,aS prisse--......--. amounting 20 ssS,l.7
Tickets 90; Hs'ves %; Quarters szk; Hishths
9M. -
For information OF orders address
elANOs6, R0alas & o.,
mh 7-ss< a SyGsEs t0itA4< New York.
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Gen. BEAUREGARD.
Returning TroODs.

The 9th New York State militia have returned
home their three years term of enlistment having ex
PRED There but one hundred and nineteen left,
counting recruits, conscripts, and all. The regiment
has had 1920 its rolls. Ia the present campaign
it lost 200 killed and wounded including the Colonel
The PENNSYLVANIA reserves have returned to their
homes, having been discharged the 3lst of May
The New York Times in announcing the return of the
reserves says;
Of the fifteen thousand men who marched to the
font about four hundred and Fifty return. Of orig
ioal general and line officers few remain In some
regiments the 5th for instance, there is not an officer
lett who went out with the command. In the 9Th ev-
cry officer has risen to position from rank to private
All theOolonels and Lieut. Colones, with one or two
exceptions, have either been killed Or wounded.
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Tribute OF Rssp,et,

At meeting of the Erotmean Society OF Hllsboro,u
A., held Juno 4th 1884, the Society having heard 81 G
death o. one Of its fsrmer members Sergt Met q n
Wight the following preamble and reso ltions we,e
God has ordained that man shall die Each in bs nm
Ponte tme as the years roll by Joins hosto
DeyoHa tne grave. some, in the morning OF life, wha
fond friends look forward with high hone to their conin
for the great battle of lfe sink weariv bv the o1s;5
ones III evening when their slvered hair and lott
ing form give evidence that their earthly work ia dom
pass gently and quietly away. Such is mans exper.nc
on earth FN1Aence
We feel and we acknowledge the wisdom Of the do..
OF ID I'm VINO cannot err, and who dceth things well 80
We DOW with humble resignation to his will; bat wben
those we love are taken from u.s. cannot but f.ai
heartfelt unspeakable sorrow. Such were our eaI
when informed of tbs death of former comrads 6
we'll beloved fellow member of this Society," Sergt Msi
| @. T. Wright. 'IF
Brave. ardent and chivaIrous he gave himself 70 t
countrys cause the shades of manhood had fallen
his brow; young gallant devoted he WELD d mn b
life on the bloody ted OF battle. Wiling sacrifice ON tba
country's sacred altar He high minded pure And
manly, aud admir- ed him he was omen osnerons gu
ccnfdng, and oued him. Our feeble Efforts are in
competent to justice to hs many virtues but we would
endeavor to commemorate them. Therefore be
ReSOtUed, That in tho death of Sergeant Major G. r.
Wright, the Confederate States have lost soldier pa
triotc, loyal and eficisn-a youth in every waV well
worthy of his country.
ResOlUed That this Society lost an active and zaa
member whose energy and devotion ia her serye
always conspicuoul who did much to increase
her honor and usefulness.
ReSolued That tender to the family of the deceased
SINCERE sympathy in this their hour of trial. that We
earnestly pray that merci nj God will give them strength
to bear this heavy blow.
Resolued, That page of Record Book be apart
TO his memory and that this Preamble and these Resou
tons be inscribed thereon.
ReSolUed That copy Of this Preamble aud these 2cs
lutions be also sent to his sfl cted family
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For the JO-rpel.
!. 4. WRIGHT.


At meeting of Go. A. 4o!h Regiment II. G. T., held in
Kenansvle Dupn county, n Co. on the 10th day OF June,
1884, whereof franklin Hav5y was Charnln, snd Serg
Jas. 4. Hinep, Secretary.
The following Committee was appointed: L. T. B.
Vause Corpl F. Jones, Privates A. W. Whitfield, A. D..
Hill and ames Wsms who after brief absence report
the following preamble and resolutions. which was unan-
imously adopted:
WHSREAs 1t becometh people at all times and more
especially in these perlous times, to select their wisest
and best to eg0ate for them and whereas the we'll
fare army materially depends the manner in
is represented and whereas soldiers interest
only be properly understood and appreciated by a
soldier therefore,
Resolued, That the voters Of this Company from the
county Lenoir, being about sixty in number respect
fully recommend brother soldiers from tbs county,
and our friends and relatives at home, Maj. W. A Boil
land 40th Regiment N. Q. T being emnently qualified
repre- them in the Commons OF the next Legislature
of North Carolina, and pledge him our united sup
port,
Resoloed further, That copy of these proceedings be
transmitted Maj. Holland (with hope that he will
sent for ha to be run and also to the different Com
panes from Leuoir and to the Wilmington Journal Daily
State Journal Raleigh Confederate Observer
Daily Progress and Conservative with request that they
be published. -
FRANKLIN HARVEY, Chm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-23

FoR the first time snce the fall of Vicksburg and
Port Hudson, 1t is probable that the balance of pris
oners is on the side Of the Souh-that u.s. that the
South holds more prisoners captured from the North
than the North does Of prisoners captured from the
South. But still there is no exchange for the reason
that the Southern prisoners in Northern hands are SOL
diers for the warthe Northern prisoners in Southern
bands are not The time of many of them has already
expired, and that of more is soon about to expire
The North sees its advantage in failing to carry out
the provisions of the cartel and therefore, as might
have been expected, it fails to carry them out Many
OF the Northern prisoners, o. We have seen, are no
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CAMP GOTH REGIMENT, !
Battle field near Gaines Mill,
3 miles from Richmond, Va,
June 9th, 1864.
Esq,
Wilmington. N. q.

wilmington N "
Mu Dear Sir: know the interest you felt in the
welfare and reputation of the late Alex. Moore Gel
one of this reeimert-not merely *connec ton oil
your family, bit bis qualities soldier. Cogrizant
perhaps more than all Others of the particulars of bis
death have thought it appropriate to furnish them to
YOU and to his deeply afflicted family, with whom l
Communicated at once by the telegraph.
Friday morning at daylight, June the 3rd, the enc
nv opened his fire upon from his right to bis left
we soon ascertained that it not mere demonstra
ton upon any particular point of supposed weakness
but the actual carrying out of well digested WELDON
sidered plan of attack. The fire ran down our lines
from left to right like the keys of piano. and the
sharp crack OF rifles added the roar of artillery
as it Joined in the wild mugic of the hour-the carnival
of death. The - battalion of 1t. Col. Egisons Vir-
ginia Infantry, Immediately our right, gave way
and yielded with scarcely more than show Of resis-
lance, and their flag captured, as also piece OF
artillery in their rear Our right flank was thus ex-
posed but fortunately Finnegans Florida troops were
Immediately in reserve and they dashed up in gallant
style reook the battery, and aided by the flank fire of
the right aUing of the Goth regiment captured and
slaughtered the whole charging force. They were PR
GINA Pterpont troops under an Ohio Colonel. They
came Nd in better spirit than that which seemed to
innate the OF those who were put there to oppose
them and but for the prompt response of the reserve
and the deadly fire of this regiment serious results
might have followed-as it was, they fell bsore % Like
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IT has been noticed something without precedent
that ball should fall anywhere near Gen. JOSEPH E
JOHNSTON without finding him out and yet such thing
occurred when the lamented Lieutenant General Polk
was killed on the l4th Marietta, for General
JOHNSTON was in the group of which General Polk
formed part. These who are fond of drawing infer
ences apt al discerning will perhaps find oc.
casion for display of their engenuy in these respects
for our own part we have no leanings that way and
only notice the fact as fact that has attracted atten
ton.
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CLINGMAN,s BRIGADE.


June 10Th, lS64
Mr. Editor Please publish the following list ca5asi.
Cold Harbor on me 18th and around Petersburg on the
18TH 18th, 18th and 10th inst, Col James D. Radcliffe
Field and staf-wounded: 1t Col W s Dsvane, uh2ul
der, severely.
Killed: Privates I Carol! and Kaow Wouoi.
ed Capt JAS Robinson, 10 shoulder, slightly Sgt Jas
AcCalop, in arm severely; CorpI Newton, IN hand,
Co, 3, Capt VIM NJ Stevenson, commanding,
Henry ai in hsad mora1ly; Sgt Jas Respass in arm
and shoulder, very slightly; Prvaes Thomas Edwards
shoulder, slightly; Manning, in head very slight
ly; Jacob Windley, in head, severely.
Co C, Capt Edward Mallett, commanding.
Wounded: Samuel Koonce, iD leg severely; jos Pa3Ch
in hand slightly; Thee Philips, in arm, severely.
Go; D, Capt n Ramsay, commanding;
breast severely; sergt Perry, ia face slightly; Love
Crutchded, in neck very slighy: Oliver Whitehead d
bow severely. Missing: James Thomas, Stephen Thtocr
and James Riddle
Co. f. Capt " S Boyd commanding.
Killed: JnO Howard and Isaac Braud. Wounded: Scrgt
Franka Dali, in head severely Perry Blizzard in
and breast severely Henry Beaver, in head slight
IN head severely; Bright Harper in very slightly sh
wood JernigaD, mead slightly; Jno Aalpass thigh
very slightly; John skeen, in arm, very slightly; Chaa
Co F. Capt " pardeT; commanding ding .n,
severely. Captured Sgt Geo owen, and Pfivees Jas
Ruff and Stephen Rogers.
Co G, Capt l. Keith, commanding.
Wounded Sgt F Hodges, severely Missing Ii A
FenneA; PrlVates Jas Lewis, Boney and q New
som.
Co. 81, 1t : Rhodes, commanding.
Killed: Nathan Brown. Wounded Corpl Henry Ever.
it, in thigh, severely; Abraham Barnes, in arm, very
slightly; VIM Taylor, in hand severely VIM Ward, in
arm, slightly; W Ward, N thigh, severely.
Co l, Capt Parks comma niing.
Killed Granville Higgins and Harding Holloway
Wounded Capt Parks in neck and shoulder serious
y; Abner Cheek, in breast, moItaIly; VIM Holloway,
verey.
Co. K Capt W Noble, commanding
Wounded: Ccrpl Fred Stanley, in head severely; David
Graft in leg and hand slightly; Jesse Taylor in aOdomeO
mort2lY. MisHiuC: Private COlquitt Gllitt.
Very respectfully,
Your most oh serv't,
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