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The Richmond Dispatch says the battle Of
last Friday Witnessed the most tremendous
slaughter that has ever taken place on this cen
siuent-S slaughter IS far exceeding that of
Thursday, tie I2lh, as the slaughter of Thurs
day the 12.h, surpassed every other field of
carnage.
The battle commenced for the possession Of
the Grape Vine, or, as it is sometimes called,
McClellEn's bridge, over the Chickahominy. Il
Is the sams By which MGCLELLAH Withdrew his
troops when they were defeated in the double
battle of Cold Hsrb0r and Gaines Mil. Had
GRANT succeeded in obtaining possession Of
this bridge, he might have passed the Chicka-
hemiuy and established himself in MCCLEL
LAE's old fastnesses on this side. Il was
the object Of General LEE to prevent him, and
he accordingly took possession Of and fortified
the position formerly held by MCCLELLAE. The
ground on which the battle was fought was the
same with that on which the battle of 1862 was
fought Bat the positions were reversed, we
helding MCCLELLAE's and GRANT holding
LEES. According TO the accounts of prison.
srs GRANT, on the night of Thursday, caused
quart Of whisky to be distributed TO each of the
soldiers, and about 4 o'clock Friday morR-
ing, having primed them well for the
work, commenced an assault upon our
works. Rspulssd again and again, with
unprecedented slaughter, he constantly renewed
she attack with fresh troops, sending his men up
in columns ten deep, and, in great part, SO
drunk that they knew not what thsy were about,
and pressed on with the most reckless audscity.
Nothing could exceed the coolness with which
they were resolved by our troops, who, stand.
ing behind their bresstworks and suffering
bat Little, shot them down By thousands,
with as mnch deliberation as though
they were firing at 50 many msrks.
at one o'clock the action ceased along the
whole line, our troops having repulssd the ens-
my, who left several thousand behind him, dead
or wounded, on the field Gen. LEE afterwards
RODE over the field, and declared that the slsueh
teI iar exceeded that Of the I2.h Of May. Many
Of the Yankees we're so drunk that they tum-
blad ever cur 6raassaoTks, and were either
killed or made prisoners others after firing
their guns could not reload them Ia word,
tao drama Of tie l2.h Of May was repested to
the letter That he slaughter vas immense, is
demonstrated BY GRANTS repeated flags Of
truce.
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Ensere.llse : from Dc Nsr,h


RlcHEosD, Juns s.-Sorthsrn papers Of tie 4tb have
been received
Gold 10 New York I92.
ARaceln ElectioBeexfuE-Fabulo mft-
PATCHES.
Grants Dispatches OF the ID claims that he rebsl
works e Cold Har6or were carried On the previous A.
ternoon- The rebels repusssd in every assault
Wish loss n every Instance Several hundred prison
srs were also taken Othsr Dispatches equally a. f.b
ious from Butler aud other sources are published prob
ably with the usw Of Influencing The seiiou OF he Re-
publican convention, which met at Baltimore on yesssr
day.
Obiset 81 Grant's Flag Of Truee.
kieHAosD, June Seen Grant ssnt ne aag Of truce
ts Gen. Lee yesterday FOR the purpose Of returning
detail Of ours, improperly eaptarsd Hhs buryins the
dead ilst night, and 70 spOoglss for their espgsro
Nothing Of Interest has trsaspirsd 70 day.
Congregational.
kIcHNosD, June e.-Fhs Senate day sustained
he Presidents veto Of The joint resolution sxsmptnz
editors Rnd employees Of magazines and periodicals
from military service and rejected the bin nersasfpR
ordnance officers returned BY fhs President
The appropriation bill was passed withou. amend.
meut
In the House, the joint resolution Of thanks to Gen
Taylor and his command was eoneurrsd in
Tbs tax bli was further discussed.
The House occupied in the discussion Of The SEN
ats imprisonment btu until recess
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CHAEeE OF CoslSAANDERs by late Hles of
Northern papers, we learn that Major General
Foster is assigned to the command Of the Do
parimsns Of the South (ths coasts Of South Caro-
lima, Georgia and Fiorids,) yiee General Gill
more, transferred to Gen ButlsI's department..
win Fosters headquarters be on Folly island
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FEDERAL PRISONERS sHOF.-The August,
ChfoAieis learns that two Federal prisoners
one an cficeF-wers shot By the guard, while
attempting to make their escape on tie 5.h, be-,
tween Columbia End Augusta. Both were
killod--One at RoWs's pump and the other a.
10 mile posi- on the South Carolina railroad.
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MERITED PROMOTIoN.-Ws learn that T. A.
TeAsdsle, of company A, 44,h Mississippi regi-
Inent, from Columbus, Miss, has besu assigned
to that Of ordnance officer on the staff Of Brig
Gen Lowry, with the rank Of Ist lisutsnsnt.
This Is a Just reward to 3 brave and gallant
soldier, and We congratulate Lieut.. Tsasdslei
on his meriEsd promotion. CtGTiOn
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First Tenneasee Reqimsnl.

Field and Sts9-Killed; None. Wounded: Major
Felix Buchanan, commanding, left leg hssa wouni:
sdu ant Thomas d Gregory right hand; sergt-nEior j
Is Fi.zhugh, left knee, severe; ensign John BrSzston
foot ana chest, hesa wound.
ConpGny A-Killsd W Z Eorihentt, Henry NJ Far
ria Q n Townsend EuppoEed killed Wounded: SerRt
IA Z Ediosi, pubic region hesh wound; John Warren
right leg; Parks, left leg, flesh wound Missing
None,
Company B--Killed; VIM Sells. Wounded: John T
Erskine face ossE both eyes;) James Jordan right
shoulder aud ehest Missing Henry Fowler A John
SON. WIa JOHNSON James Brsedsn, John Kirk, Coleman
Smith, William Ooye' tsl except Fowler recent con
seTips)
Company CHILLED; II Robertson Wounded. Capt
AT NJ alexander, SGT A benson, sew. Missing: Sgt
B 81 Jones. B Fsrris.
Company D-Killed: jas HSines. Wounded: SGT e
CaaDDers seY; Jas Byron, LETT sputd; G w San
ders, Thos Andersen ST.
tooth. Wounded: 1t 4. Eaton Sgt n hawkins,
arm amputd d; r L Bedford, sew; w Taylor slt; A
Bsiiey SIT Missing; K Strswn.
Company F-MisslnEs SGT 4 Lipseomb.
Company G-Wounc SRs King, sit VIM
Wilmington, sew VIM Il osshion, thigh Hmput'd Ar
ehbald 0ashion, sew, Kissing SGT y Oowsn, N
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Fron .hs FlorIdI.n Id Iou-raLl

HoUsroN, June l-Ths dsssrters came up,
Tuesday night, about one hundred strcng, and
burnt up New Troy, the county site Of Lafay-
stte eonnty also, burnt about fifty houses OF
eiIizsns in sad county, only few houses es-
csping the owneTs OF those presumed to be
conesTnsd with ths deserters. They carried Of
sll the horses, males and negroes thsy could get.
YoUrs, eic, B.
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a Tho Charleston Courier states that il is
said that Major Cen. Wade Hampton has killed
twenty-five men in hand to hand fights. BE
always goes into battle in advance Of his troops,
generally has the first blow, and does ysOmsn's
share Of the conflict.
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TELEGRAPH LINE TO sGRsEEvILLE, IS. c.
The Columbia Is. c. Gnardiaa urges the inn
PortaRce Of = telegraph line betWesn that city
and GTesnvills. Mr. Bullock, president of the
express company, offers to build it on liberal
tsFms.
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Be on Your GUARD-YAsKEE PRIsoNEns
Esraped Yankee prisoners are tauapsriue Win
negroes Oh cur plantations. a Sentierasn rom
Burke county told Us tho other day that two
were arrested IN shzk county sons DAYS seo.
who ssid thai eli tbs --egT0es they lad seen ysere
wiling 30 90 with them. The HeoRndrsIs ou9ht
70 have been SWING up 70 q tres On the spot.
The saIae gentleman told Us thst q Ysnkes, IN
CoafedegAfa 0niEorm, esme up to q citizens
house in Bake county, and drew ratious for al
teen men ier ono day When be gotik, the ne
gro, VINO was sent with him, was ordered 10 re-
tufn before Tosehing the hidieg place Of the
Yankees Oar peopls cannot bs too satcbful.
The Yankees are continually escaping, either
frem the Tains or the prisons. and ars wander
car slaves. Every mSn should look on. for the
nasssing generators. Especially keep 4 watch
aTound yOuE negro quarters at night fillsdqs-
Uille Confederate URioa.
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SPY ARREsrED.-H was reported and cur
rently believed last night, that Yankee spy
disguised in citiEsBs' clothes, was arrested yes
terday evening, with proof sufficient to con-
vict him Of The charge. Il was also stated that
companion Of his, dressed in gray, msde his
escape We could not trace it to any reliable
source, but whsihsr tsue or not, it bshOOves our
citizens 10 be on fhs alert.
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sas goods. Had We pspeF mill in this depart
meat 7 would hslp as woudsffallv.
To Gen MsgTudsT's excellent oyesuizsfion of
tne sfcops in Texas, and promptness in sending
them forward is due much Of the late successes
in Louisiana
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GEN. FORREsT We have reliable infoFma-
ton BY letter frem Tupelo, Miss, that General
Forrest LETT that plaes on the Ist inst, but his
destiny was unlnoWn.-LaGraags Reporter.
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TRAVEL REsUMED.-The provost marshal at
Columbia, s. c., has received instructions to uie
his discretion in permitting travel on the rail-
way lines to Richmond.
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w a r. T a *
Tax on. PROFITS.

ALL persons bst are subject 70 pay EEd TAX, are re-
g1sstsd 10 DO 90 By ths 25th Of June.
Return Of Profits
Hads BY buying aud selling between he hrst day Of
January ls6S ard fist day OF January lssz sPlriiu
Gus liquors. hour, wheat, corn, ree, sussr, moElsss
Eyrup, salt bacon, pork, hogs, beef beef cattle
sheep, oats, hay. fodder, raw hidea leather horses
mules, boots, she's cotton yarns, WoUl cotton
mixed soth hats wagons harness, lsEd on steel OF
nuIls money, gold silver. fossign exchange, stocks,
notes debtE credits obligations Of auy kind, and
any merchandise, property effects Of any kind, to
be assessed and eoilsced forthwith, under the "Aet
levy additional taxes for the defense and sup
port Of the Government" approved February I7.h,
Is64 the tax upon Hhch IL ten per cent in addition 10
the tax meh profits income under the proviions
Of he Act Of April 24th 1865.
J. n. WILLIS,
Tax Collector
T7.h District, Stats Of Georgia
Ofass on Alabama Eirsst. Once hours from to Il A.
n and ffOa 70 p r. Jus 2H
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POISONED YANKEE BALL-A ball, with \
zinc washer attached, said to be poisoned, has
been left at cur cfies Ii was extracted from
the leg Of John Hall, private in Brewster's
independent Tennessee cavalry company.
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The highest market priss, sitber IN money
or subscription, viii bs paid for clean csttOn
or linen rags, white or cOIorsd, delivered st the
APPEAL cOunting-roon, Atlsnts.
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LATE TExAs PAPERS We sre indebted to
Capt Lucas for files of the Houston TslsgrGpk
TO the 18Th ut.
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z As Gen. KilPEtrick is at "Buttermilk'
Falls, he undoubtedly belongs to the Batter
nilk Rangers"
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Archer,s Pennessee Ssr5ga5e.

The following the casualties IL Arehers Tennss
bTlgads, in the late sBgRgement Wilderness
the NJ rysr, and al SpotlsylyAnis etc. from May
to so, inclusive:
General and Staff-Killed: None. Wounded Brig
Gen II Walker, Commanding Areher's brigade tenn.
porsry, in coaluneuon with his brigsde,) grape
nhot wound in lef foot. ampUGted Missing: Courier
1hns Rarnes- sunnoaed Liind
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~ Although tie Federals change their
base" olLen, they never change their basensss.
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500 REWARR

WILL be pad for the apprehension and delivery
W IN any safe jail % thss can get the following
Negroes
1EAHEsEEE, dark copper color. tEFenty-siz years
old, weighs two hundred pOuuda Is Eve fees nchal
high, ana q very me iooking fellow.
HOETOE, bisck. twenty hys yealE old, i've feei
sven inches Elgb, weighs hundred gnd fits
pounds, ana WaE rEiaed in the lo9 eouusrV.
PHILIP black, tslani y-f0ur YsBrE cd i've feet
eighf iGeneB high, WagAa Ons hundred and eighty
pounds suo apesbs very slow.
S6ARPEhs black Ave lect SIX inches high Weighi
hundred ana iortg pounds. Eheuldera tnisk
hpa, large DOulh, tFen7E oars I'D.
TON, black ave fset line iachss high, weighs one
hundred and ssFeuiy Fe p5unas, twenfysevsn year
cid, shutters very Dsd, ana when eKcitsd he can
scarcely speak.
The three Last named are brofherE and were raised
In Hancock county. ALEAHD BAKER
mys An Augusta, Ga.
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The Army ARGUS AND CMsIs-A new
weekly literary journal has been started at Me-
bile, Ala, by W J. Wisely, at 81 per month.
\ is suHrto, and handsomely printed. We
wish it success.
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7 TELE GRAPHIC.
Reports Of The Press A..oclatloa.

Entered according 70 act Of Congress In the wear 1898
BY J. s. THzAsHER In tie Olsrk's ofHes cf he Dis
tcl Oourt Of the Ocnfsdsras States for lks North.
eru District Of Georgia.
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CEE.9S. II. SyHITH,
attorney G1sd Counselor,

A sSOCIATED with Col J. W. b UEDERWOOD
- Cfiics Ed9aEuY' Z store. WaitshGll stlsst
Ny ffisedE correspondents vii please aodress ne
this place, OF A. ". J0naE
fua lSts C. Z gMTTHs
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List Of RSHadsd FederGLs Reesirsd ;a Prisos
HosgitGL from he Ist of Man. 1854.

hoSVSGs from tAs lSt o. May, 1864.
PRIsoS HOSPITAL Atlanta Ga June NAL F Ne.
Keeasn 9th lad capt L Uothsnk, Ilth Ky cav; lieut.
Hertuth co ID, 18th Ill, lieut. Ohss Neal co NJ 6th
Ind Lieut. A Atkinson, CO A, 18th Ky; W 1ass co
81 9yth nd Henry Terry F, Oh Iowa; W Morfiecu
co q, e9h Hi Sherwood a, SO b III; 7 Kirby 40
l. 80 .; corpl q Terry, co r, 49ta o. Grfith, co
D. oh Ind Hills, co A, 9th Ind; corpl @ Thom pson
CO z, 18Th o. W Dent 90 z, lst Wis cav; Ham1rons
co u oh 1ndi sergt Z Cannon z, 9th Ky; j Con
nAs9 co g. l6th III cav Mccartney co E, 5tli Ind f
os1lAs " 60 =, &otn Wis MeJoy, co A, 64thO Gibson,
co K, 10 Mich; seTgt PomDkiRs co IL sth Ind
cav w 3 Anderson co O. 66h III; @ + Fuller, 90 b. 5th
Men bently, co T, lst Wis CAV; A Bsfkneek, co e.
20 ~ eorpi w Scales, company B, lst Wis cavalry;
nslore, co u 4th Mich w Wilder. CO A. 1lth Ky cav;
Redyard, co T, 65lh Ohio; r Green co f. Isl Ohio
battery Corp Jshn LYNCH, o, 18th Ohio A See
", co d. zlSI Ohio; Sgt w Wiley, co K 32d Ind; [.
y SSaI9ons, co d. asth Ohio q Kidd, 3, 4sih Ohio;
neOsrthy 90 X, 5tA Ky; J Msntar, co a. SD Ind; q
w Courtney, co II, 9th Ind; T sharp co H. tith Ind
w Boyer co B. 49sh Ohio; Ohss Prayer, CO H. s3d Ky;
Sgt 0 Hanson co A, l5ih Wis; " Stsphens co g.
S9th Ili Reynolds, K, S9sh Ohis; G Miles co Ii.
10th Ohio, died June 7sh Thoa Butler 60 D. al, Ohio;
z Reslnger, co E. 32d Ind; " Stermichsl Cd e 32d
Ind, died June 7thi q B Conner, co b. 18Th Ohio; O
Eriiekson co g, loh Wis Sgt d Stewewt co B, 49th
ooioi J Lenora, co G. 49th Ohio; Ssfls, cti a. 5.h
Ky; Il Anderson, co e. 10Th Wis. Peter Baxter, co l.
52d lnd AorP Kun, co e, 26th Ohio; John l0oAner,
60 F. 1ih Penn cav; d Tr0ttles CO q, 18Th lsieh 4
sTsen lIt Ohio battery NesVberTy, r 4lut Ohio;
hughes co K, 18Th Mich, e Smith co D. l3)h Ind;
GiHhou, co Q, 26ih Wis; Roberts, co E. SID MasH
Last Of Fedesals died "a Prison Hospital JrsD
LIST ef Nay 1864, to Dats.
PRISON HosTITAL, Atlanta Ca June Z 1866. .-Serst
Willis, co D, l54sh Y; Hartz co r. 25tn Penn: J
Fennar, co u, 33d J; D Appleton co g. Isl, Wis; ]
NsIfH0 =, LIST Wis; " Jackson co K Oh Ind G. Sueier,
co u ga 1nai b II C9nkins co B; 5ib Ky PITTS, CO
and reg not known Winsstoek co X, I'd Ind. David
kauls co B, 49th Ohio Infantry Fhso Jaoksorl co A;
49th OHIO infantry, died irs1situ from fhs sroak
n
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THE YANKEES AND'THB GAMBLERS The
MsaAmoros correspondent Of the Houston Tsls-
graph says:
Business got dull in MstarnoEos and the pam
bierB wanted to get at the Yankee ofiesrs'
gTeenbscks. So the gamblers and ofisers IAN
the Yankee officers gAmbe,) made application
10 the commanding general for permission to
open "club room.'' The object of this clpb
rooE arrangement was just as well understood
By the general as i was by the gamblers and
the subordinate officers. Permission WAS nm
hesisasinaly granted upon the payment in spa-
Gle OF $3.50 license Whereupon tue club room
opened. The richly oEnsmented rouletta COM
msneed rafting through the chuck .a-luck stand.
Gnd the over entieing 1onts bank opened Tas
official gamblers, to the number Of forty or fiFtv
were cautious about betting the frat night. but
made every preparation to break the bank. and
run the roulette off, by betting upen the sure
principle Of "the more you lay down the mora
you take up (if you VIM The second night
opened with every prospect of doing an exsen-
siVe business IN "depasitiDg," t'drswiRg ouss
md making rum TIE game was furious.
bstting was high, but the bank all the tine
Won." Saddenly there came rush of soldiers
at the front door; then others at the back doors
30 that look which way the bswildsred gamblers
would, bayonsis stased them in the face. Tse
officers were allowed to walk ont, but the osher
gamblers were made prisoners IN their own
house, aud shsre kept till the next day, vzhsn. At
the point of the bayonet, they were put over The
river minus over $4,000 in specie. Thus ended
TIE successful scleme to rob the Masamoros
gambieEs, and SO my iesssr Is ended
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LATE NORTHERN PAPERs-We are indebted
to Harry ChildTess of Grenada, Miss, for files
Of late Northern papers.
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Yankee General. much pi.esuraged.

A correspondent of the New York Fsos,
wiring from Grants army, under date Of the
18Th hay, says
Tho entire loss in yesterday fghi is not less
than 500 OF 800 in killed and wounded This
is heavy loss 20 sustain without any adVan-
tsges gained, and is only another evidence of
what ne have pet to encounter before tbs cam
paign is ended, and Richmond in our pcsses-
sion, if it ever is.
The news from the different armies which are
eo-opsrstirg for the overthrow Of tbs rebel CAP
isai, does not seem very encouraging. Il Was
reported hero last night that Sigel had been de-
teated in the Shenandoah valley, and had re-
treated. The news from Basler is also rather
diseouraging. He ls repTsaenied as std being
in tfont Of the enemy's stronghold at Fort Oar
ling, and that ne attack on that place hsd been
made up to last accounts This news ok us
much by surprise when Il reached here, when it
was reported he had achieved decided victory
over BesuTegsTd snd was rapidly sdvancing to
werd Rie5nord after capturing PsteTsburg
Pasting all thIs tsgeiher and stunning It up,
the.ts.ing Of RiehnaRa ard dssiTnEapa Of
Lees arm 5se115 iAr ron beng see5r1pissba1
and unlsss mere favorable change transDires in
some directions, the summer may pass without
the rebellion being nearer its end than It was
before the campaign opened. The generals in
command here fels much discouraged yesterday,
and when asked Whist was next 70 be dsne,
could not sey a movemsnt was made lass
night but has NOS yet been developed.
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n. "a. .aCTOI,

4. "a. saCTO.E;
News AgenS for the AEEy sf Tsnnessee,
ABD AGEET FOR
The JUesslESsts Daily appeal.
Nal Carriers, Brigass and Regimentz News Agents
Syfn be supplied heretofore with Daily Pspers st
eighteen 70 twenty centS-also daily papers st ths
eoauter - twenty FIVE cents.
A larEe edition Of the APPEAE received every dsy.
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List Of FcdeFais died "a PrisoH Hospital JrsI
Ist ef Nay 1864, 10 Dase.

" II is reported that Gems. Esrly ind g.
I. Anderson have bssn made Hsutenant-gen-
erals.
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TeruRs o. ggTFeser5DETogs-
TePTRs OF advertfafng.

Al Advertisements win be charged three 6oliars per
square for the arss izsertiOu-snd two dollars and
kAif Tor each subsequent inscrsEOn
EOssl u0tess WI be shsrgos IS IA rsts Of atty str
PE iins,
Obitusry notices. snd all other srieIes aot Of gen
si public INTEREST," charged as other advertisements
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sh01iag As Yalus Of tls Old Issls Of Cozfsdsrats
Money utsE Dise5Hzfa6 or Eas Neo Kssue Of 0afcds-
rate Money, a. ne Rae gf Trss Dollars IN old Issue
for Too Collars IN RsD Jssas, from s. $500;
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nFscuINE OIL Ialue5s' Oli Paint on, Car Bos
lfi Oh and AKA Gresss, Gsy be oBisiasd ~ zd.
sressi1g ths aunEcIioer. kaaE0zda, Factories, ha
ehiue shops ard Ails viii Be aappaed rsss0nebie
tsrU- bs sdGrenslng the subseriher u Augusta "a.
my2 sHs SVhh 0&khf.
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ga Renlncku Infantrn.
List Of Casualties in the 4th Kentucky Infantr!
Nay 7th 70 Nay n 1864

ield and StaH.-Kiiled MaiorJ II MiletL
ompAny A.-Wounded; Sgt r Landrum Corpi
Harris, F Quick, sev; J a Wilkinson sit.
company B.-WOunded; Capt 7 Il Winstead, SGT
4 Hancock Jas Lsnham, Pat Ginning ham, sew; Jno
HeHneson, A Haskins J W Gobin, w Hughes
Company C.-Kied: Corpl S @ GIiehrist Vgeunded:
Lieat Il Hancock, Lieut. p Clemens L II Spauld
ing BumPsss, sew sgt Devices, w AeGuire,
slightly
Company D-Knled: Sgt Jno Gorron, Jas Stan
ley. Wounded: " Eiliso1. Green 1Eyior sew; Oorpl
D & Buake. S Lucas Elt.
Company E-W0undsd: y II Sellers J Mclean
VIM Howe, 7 TGtes, r Hutcheson ] Baxter sew;
JnO Mullen, sit.
Company F.-Wounded: Jno B Scott (sines dead.
~ Russell sey; Corpl Wm PettRs, T CoThsrd II i
vi och, A Thompson, sit.
CompaDy G-Killed Lieut. A Z Wallssa F M Fur.
guson wounded; Corp J. F Priiehard N RoRerg a
Rut1dses seYi Monroe 5syeFs, (sines dead Lieut.
w Matcrsr w Dew, W Dew, n Cunningham
" Z 5Attoe, james Cunningham, w 7 Boyd, SIT Miss.
Company H.-Killed Corpl G Boob Wounded
W ID Hawley, (Sinee dead E McCsbe sew; House, ]
vaughn W StOnes J Cook N E Knox, II aispier
Company L-KIiled; Lieut. Sroufe Wounded;
SGT a > Kendall, Corpl X Mitchell L Gillian,
Fo0Inhoitz, sew j Z Strobe, Il Oerirrs alt
Company K-Kiled: Lieut. H II WAITS w Fie "
wounded: mcOiaTity, z Ad&ns G. Pstridgs se, y
DonelEen. sit. Missing; @ Churcn1aII M u IsnLd
Total-Kiiisd, 10; wounded, 81; missing l.
ALFRED SMITH,
Surgeon 4th Kentucky
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