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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17
OK the fret page viii be found very in.

OK the first page viii be found very ill.,
teresting letter giving an account Of the
battle OF Piedmont, in which the First
West Virginia Infantry bore a conspicuous
and honorable part. Oar correspondent
pays a deservedly high compliment to this
regiment for the bravery displayed on the
occasion. We also publish a list of the
casualties in this regiment in the same
eight. --.--- 80 -a.
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REWARD.

A REWARD viii be given for the recovery Of
IA the body fJOBL IODINE, who was drowned
to-day Dune 16)In the Ohio river, 8. g. Rob-
inSoR Sons Class Works. He h about sixteen
years or age and had on when drowned grey cassi-
mere pants and vest. Any person recovering the
ROBINSON kS6N jelT-8t
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ExceIsior PlaninpMiII

HAVINe fitted up my OstabIIshuSSut With ,ho
1S1Sd e s Improved Machinery, am nov ORE.
PHLea 70 iufnhh At my once In BRIDGFPORT. IN.
ING that vas formerly occupied bY gteSrSt "a
IHHSeI.pSe. Rough and Worked Boards, FIoorinS.
Door, Bash, shInEICs shoIvinS
IrGmeS, and Building 1latofiaiS GSneraiiv
81 SSrE deuyered free Of charges at the oIeys
pHIt, sno fItuouLgh 4. B. Depot, and also al the
creeping tolls EN''A - = OoPo"'
~ ordeT promptly attended to.
formerly Of the arm OF stSVart 4 KaoIt1.,
6EDoEfoRI, Belmont Co., o. jS9-sm2
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W. B. SENSENEY.
Farm for Sale.

WILL oler at public SaIe, to the highest bidder,
4 on Friday. June p, at 4 o'clock P. NJ on me
premises, my Farm, situated four miles nom the
CITY OF wheeling on the National Road and two and
said city.
The place contains So acres of which SO acre, IA
good bottom lAud, located between the National
ho9d and wheeling Crock, well adapted for Garden
country residence. F "
The rematnIng portion of the land is located on
coal, which there l. . GOOD nnpIS orcbSTSN"I.o
well apapted for q Vineyard
The aboy two portions ofIand will be offered for
sale separately. N'
For terms of sale &c, enquire of the undersigned.
An Excursion Train will leave he Hempdeld
Depot at az O'Clock p II, to aceommodSte the+s
desiring to attend the SALE js7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17

AOoEPTED.-We learn that Rev, R, v,
Dodge, Of Wheeling, has signified his viii.
linguess to accept the call rendered him by
the Second Presbyterian congregation Of
this place. he will In short time assuur
entire charge of his pastoral duties. The
salary 10 $1,000 per Warrington
(Pd) Examiner.
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STRAY cow.

CAME to the residence of the subscriber on the
~ National Pine, one mile east Of RoneyS Point,
about the hrst q May last, . LIGHT RED COW,
With some white on all fourS; supposed 70 be about
ak Year, old. The owner can have the same by
proving property and paying all charges.
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"
Dr.. J. II. Storer, TriAdeIdhIa, ". Va.
Q. 2. Scott, WsIIIbuFg,
J. }. Burns, RAIrmOnE
JAme8 A. Bell, Cameron
Jas. y. Wharton, ParkersburK.
Geo. Bier, New MArtinsyille,
Andrew Dare, Statewide,
ThOG- HouKh, Warrington,
Horace Resley, Grafton,
Geo. Edwards, MouudsvIlIe,
Il. Hagans, Morgantown,
Jas. T.WAym n, Glen Raston,
Jno. Irwin, OlAFkBburR,
Jas. A. Campbell; Bethany
Jno. BayhA, Fulton,
Joel Truesdale, West Alexander. Pa
Robt. Simpson, CIaySVflIo,
John Baird, Washington,
9. J. CrotherB, TAyloratovn,
=. P. Rhodes, Bridgeport, Ohio.
II B. Rice, mATtinsVillo,
Q. W. DilWorth, MI Pleasant
Col. @. L. PooFmAn, 81. CIair1Tille.H
J. LtppineOtt, Jr., Morristown.
RIehArdson 4 Bro, Bsllafre
Jno. Saunders, sunhsh,
Wilson I Bro, CadiE,
J. P. Watson, HarrisVille,
=. BAttelle, Newport
Wilson Stringer, West Wheeling.
ChA& Hare, 6ummerheld,
II. BenninghRus, Williamsburg,
Capt: WatSon, GreySVille,
u. Blackburn, HArriottlVills,
Jno. BrAdheld, Evansville,
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new ADVERTISEMENTS
LadfeS-.Take Notice.

n BE LADIES Of the city and vicinity are re
i Quested to meet Committee Of the Festival
and Pair to-day & O'Clock P. NJ, at the Rooms Of
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Ape Al.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COUNTIES

| We Univ AND ADJACENT
COUNTIES.
We appeal to you to contribptn NJ vo,- .A...,.--
to the relief Of the sick and SOUNDED eoId;S-t =,
our armies, now urgently demanding yonr 800
ance While many Of your fellow haTs ~
tneH Lnrms raVaged and their homes dOSoIafStf ~
the ruthless iron heel Of war; you have bSsr r1ay
July spared. Thanks to kind Proyidsncs' ~
ill., ~ veterans for whom pl'ad seed
ume and harvest have returned - usual J1Ith Gon
your gTanAries are full and your pocketS nil IN,
CAn you know that the brave sOldIeFH To whom So
what they have preserved 70 you and gr5Ss a.. Oi
that poor pittanceR Let your giftS roliin J5 ,
| you owe your hArVest.homes. ~ WYNN
MANUFACTURERS, MECHANICS ANN
WORKINGMEN OP WHEELING,
Always fruitful In good works. iet Mt 49,
siaeksn now. Remember your brave 6sfsnda-. ~
M their time Of need. But for them VOC TopId
not ont you9 Ersti,1Ss < i1Eno work to dol Dole
70 tne rescue a. you have often done beSors. H.
money and In products, in labor and in SkiIl ~
- MERCHANTS OF WHEELING
AZ an Gn NY lea3 emergency We should blush to call
cord everywhere But forget moi tbat On re:
e. much t debt you owe as any note you ever nv
your gains would not repay. Don't 49, mat half
once more pull the elastic band and IST ~ LII, Hot
No. LADIEsl
4 he need BE- aid 70 you your hand, arc AWAY,
will be there. NO Know you
-. MINISTER'S OF THE GOSPEL
Stir mp your foekS to be 1ealoug IN tbI' 49,.
f te win them to emulate the examTIs AZ ~:
ReTtnnity-neTsE was there more feSrfII 800, OPP
CHILDREN,
sye your pocket money and spend It at the PATTI
worm and heal many wound beside. - u
CITIZENS OF NEIGHBoRING TOWNS
SiSS ne your Eympathy aud also SomstbInI No.
oI Of love rolling, and when h n 6isS ~ ne ne
So0a tnngs these poor SOIdiSrS have prSsSrUSs e
tou y on 70 rs, and soon, re.led lin t.oi,I
to the side Of the Iiek and ne InsnSi. tS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17
SUMMER RESORT.
RIVERDALE HOUSE,

L4ANBVILLB1
ON THE WHEELING PIrrsBURa RAILROAD.
HIs delightful resort ofIers ipduesmsnt. N
-. wheeling families not offered BY any Hotel in
-so,So"IJI Delng 90 conveniently situated that
kSGnuemSn can remain in town and Join their fSm
nIos on saturday evening. The House I'M ever
oT.S sGnlenee Tor the accommodation Of it, RuestS
nasium, Musie, Boata, BtAblSS, and the bsst TSter
The table will be furnished with all the dslIcsess
For particulars enquire on the premises or sidrs.,
J.R. GARDINER,
or DR.. q. W. SPRNoER,
!eAO-Am Pittsburgh, Pa.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17

"s8o. 10. All perIonS who shall neglect to nav
the do les and taxes 20 Aforesaid assessed upon
them to the Collector, within the time SpecIied
additional, upon the amount thereof and IN the
annual and other duties, shall NOT be paid within
Yen Gays nom and after the demand therefor, II
shAu DO laWful for such Collector or his deputieg
Y proceed to collect the said duties or taxe1 viii
he Ten per eentum additional thereto, az Aforesaid
p dlstraint and ale OF the goods, chattels, or
iel7-tiYl
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Official Agency

FOB TIE PROMOTION AND PROTECTION OF
IMMIGRATION TO WEST VTRaINiI.
~ uSSasr1igned, appointed by the Executive Of
= ns St6te under an Act OF the LSKalAtuFS,
oneFs 70 All applicants, froo Of charge, lmportiSi
tGIape information in regard to the soil, ell.
go PIlee1 OF land and labor, and various indus
H. ItS.oufees OF Ws1t Virginia, we'll - every
TaoF knd OF Information useful necessary 70 the
grant. CorrogpondoBeo in English, french and
NstnAn- J II. DIB8 DEBAR,
Commissioner OF ImmIRTation,
,,o st CLARA Colony, DoddridEs Co. ". Va
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OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERNAL REVENUE
FI3aI COLLECTION DIST. WEsF VA
NOI1CH hereby given to the tAx.payera nF
N MARSHALL COUNTY, that the Lee5,sS so o.
1854 and Income br 1853, together with ali month
~ return! 81 mAluf9eturer6 now due, assessed a.
the amended act II March 81, I963 are nov doe And
payable at the pLceG and times designated Gs foI-
SHS, Jhs9 payment must 70 made, the law as
Al BenWood-MSnday, 9th, at WilSoR's Tavern
At Moundgville-TueSday and Wednesday. 2stb
and 18th, At EdWArts' Tavern. @''H
At Glen RAston-ThursdaY forenooD ankb ..
Blineo's Tavern ' ~S
At Extraordinarily afternoon and Friday.
June Soth and July lSt, At John Parkinson's once
JAS. O. ORR,
Collector LIST Dist. W. v,
EyJ. W. WARDEx, Dep, Coll.
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LUbFlcatIng MachInerY OII.

a 4an1iAeturers And Railroad CompaaieS -ith
HLstrete Machinery OIL warranted mol to Vum Hn6
nee Of AL grit and deposit, ~ - s0'A -N1
WhololAle and retail a tha nor,.- =, 1r..r..
alley and Main street. . AA'A'I
i0I.2W WLRnpr nrnnrn
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This Festival Is intended to be comprehensive
be available. >' -"
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly Illum mated
and pIousely ornAmented with eVergreens, dowera
An3 dIapery, and decorative gas, and water, aud
LocN WORK. hetreshmentS, boquets and useful and
fancy articles will be offered for SALE eapaeiouG
stage "ll DO erected and recherche amusements and
st stnnlenh Of various kinds will DO introduced
eaeh evening. Ali will be made redolent Win mar.
i 1SIa Music and melody will abound, and every
sacred object whose cause It pleads. $40
, XIinpGuons Of money, goods, useful and fancy
arneles labor, fruit, flowers, euriOstIos nAtIOnsI
rellcs &C, 4c1 arc solicited and will be thankfully
teSsived by any OF the oticerS or committee
especially invoked "1A''' l"
Patriotic citizens of nelghborinE communities are
earnestly requested assist this great labor ~ low
and send contributions and delegations to its sup
Tbs following named gentlemen from ueIrh borinv
and cities have been appointed agents TO ior.
EAFd any contributions that may be contribuIed h
them, and also to use any and All mean IN ri.
power to further the good work on behalf Of IN
suffering soldiers ' Va '"t
J. L. Hobbs, Ritchietovn
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-17

GRAND PATRIOTIC
b b Nv "A L
AND FAIR,
or HHHAlT OF ZEE
SANITARY COMMISSION,
rf 4m
CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETIES.
@-.l TO BE HID M 7HR ..l
FAIR BUILDINGS,
COMMENCING JUNE 18th, 1864,
And continuing for one week, including GRAND
CELEBRATION on the Fourth OF July.
President,
HIS HONOR, MAYOR CRANGLE.
.- CH1I1 NARsHAL,
WILLIAM TALLANT.
JNo. R. HUBBARD, BENZ. DAVENPORT.
SECRETARY,
JOHN K. WILSON.
TREAsUREa,
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
MANAGERS,
Jas IAo B 6ISg6H, THo; DoNLoN,
]. A. METOALP, JNO K BOTRPORD
Z. W. PAXTON, W. L. McNRELY
THEO. GoRRELL, ISAIAH WARREN.
n sOANLAN, AND. GLASS
=. BOOKING. .-- ..-
COMMITTEES:
on HALL,
JAMES bodily, JOHN OLAYToR,
JACOB NORRIS.
49, =. or RKRREsHMEHfs,
THoS HoRSBRooK, W. B. SIMPSON.
NICHOLAS SCHULTZ, w. B SRNsRNEv,
JAMES GILOHRIST.
on DECORATIONS.
i ( +. A il5aS JOIN NG EE Sa4SHA
@. K. CARTWRIGHT.
or YLORAL DEPARTMKsr.
.. o q ISNSEAhf' I Rs a sF n T2PD'
@. L. CRANMER.
on ANUsENENrs
AUG. CAMPBELL, BIB STONE.
SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
ON FANCY AA41cLEs
T II Z. GoRRELI, AUGUSTUS POLLOCK,
W. u. NIO0LL, H. FISHER,
JOHN ROEMER.
on SUPPER,
HIRAM YOUNG WIN; n. BERRYHltL,
L. d SEONE.
JOHN DONLoN, AIES LAuGu11N
JOHN r. HOPKINS, GEO. ADAMS.
II. L. OFT,
Z. W. PAXTON, \. q, acAPRP
JOHN 4. WILSON, w BU smith,
SAMUEL P. HILDRETH,
on CURIOSITY SHOP AID GILEKT or ZINE ARTS.
Ed. BOOKING, .o.PAPTRIDGH
GEO. STORM, DR. j. o. HUPP-
D. Z. DONNEL.
AND. GLASS, JSHEPPAHn
WM. GRAHAM, JAS. McCLUStY
1. Il. WILLIAMS.
or LIVE STOCK AID BUTCHERS NEAT
n. scAHLAN, Chairman.
on POLICE
CAPT. OVER, J.E. BIER.
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County Levy.

A Ii accounts against the County Of Ohio and
- tnS OTsrsoerS OF the Poor should be fIed with
0FaeT that they may be allowed in the Annual LevV.
get9-Go $50. ". SIGHTS, Clerk
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Valuable Property for Rent.

ITO LET ON GROUND RENT, for = term fyearu,
erty fronting on Main street, and running ~,
about one hundred and thirty.tWo feet, and known
as the LlnS Homestead property, Immediately
north OF and adjoining the Hornbrook buildIngS.
This property will be rented in suitable building
lots, and embraces some Of the beat unimproyod
7SSS' tY.R.ARMsrRove.
/ jss-n aGl r9E Trustee Of Emily a. zane.
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NOTICE.

HEADouAa1Eas PA1IIOrIu Fan AND FrsrrvAL,J
.yJr. June II, 1851. ~
A LII Towns, Communities or Societies Willing IN
FSjr ,st,I 5ooths or Stalls at the approach ing
dS-s1.I PlsAse make carly application 70 the IN.
JsIsI@ W. TALLANT,
SSI1-tH - Chief MArshal q
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FOR SALE. -'s- .
A THREE TENEMENT. two story. Pr.n,. ty,,,..
- e "a tenSment containing ave rooms and =
go osIi4r' all in eIeeIIGnt repair. INC Sbovs
te ~ on the corner Of Broadway and Obio
sttoSts "neennE Island. There is = good VardSn
ssis neo. containing grape-Tines and TarietT ~
Luis TeSS. Also never falling wen OF eTeSiI.St
NA'SF = FOR tsEms apply to -E '''' ~
f.Io.1v at oHAs. NICOLs,
gS5S=-@ on the premIIea
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COMPANY A

WOHnqed-Sergeaut Smith Hamilton,
right elbow John Foster, left shoulder;
Oscar Rector, head; Frank Lewis, right
knee, mn .--.---. -.
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LADIESl

Little need be said to you your hand, -
Leady, your hearts arc always fulfil One ~
y9n i county calls you to your duty We EnoI S1
Hul oethere. IOu
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COMPANY b. e.
Killed Sergeant FERN Bran.

WoaUded = Hamilton Chambers, left
shoulder; Josiah Homes, thigh; Simon
Hartzell, right leg; Samuel Lydick, left
side; J Westfall, right thigh; Eli Whifky,
shoulder, severely. ,.. -
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

H. O. COTS, Trustee,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

Brig. Gen. James C.. Rice was killed in the
terrific engagement Of the 10th. Gen. Rice WIS ma
tive Of Worthingon. Massachusetts, and was gradu-
ate Of Yale College in the class, we think 1854 At
the outbreak Of the he was lawyer in this city in
,uceessiu practice He became Adjutaut of the Carl
baldi Guard, but when he found the influences predom
napt iu that regiment he resigned. He then ap-
noluted by Gov Morgan of the 44th
New.York Volunteers. better known the Ellsworth
Avengers. During tho Pcninsular campaign he was
promoted TO the position Of Colonel and last Spring
was at the request Of Gen. Meade made a Brigadier
General Gen Rice was man OF intense correctness
OF purpose with strong religious bent which bis war
experiences had deepsned. His courage almost
amounted TO rashness. lie leaves a wife, but we be-
Heve no children. He has family connections at
Albany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

tion having the captured guns after spkng them but
bringing off all the prisoners.
The enemy suffered heavy losses during the hgeh
shells falling into their works and eur infantry
delly ering their FIRE with remarkable precision.
Gen Rice was wounded In the thigh early In the en-
sagcment, and died after his leg had been amputated
Gen. Stevenson is also reported killed. He con-
manded brigade in Burnsde's corps.
Our losses were very heavy.
Gen Gibbons division have lost altogether, over
l,OOOmen.
Gen. R0binsons division, efer losing both lis general
officers and about 800 mon had no General to eori-
mand it, and 1t has been broken up and distributed
among other divisions of tie 9Th Corps.
No division Of the army fought better than this one.
The 9th New-York State Militia fought gloricusly,
and Suffered probably more than any other regiment in
the field. After the action four officers and fifteen
men wero all that was left OF it, except few on de-
tached duty.
Lieut. Luper of the Goth Pennsylvania had his head
blown of by piece ofshel.
About o'clock in tic evening. report was brought
in 10 Cen Meades Headquarters that flank movement
was being made our right, and the Headquarters
being in that direction. they packed up and moved
toward the center in rather hasty manner.
The report turned out to be false and the officer who
made II ID said 10 have been oensured.
This days battle expected to be decisive Of the
contest
The firing. the correspondent adds, has already com.
menced.
The Rebels in very strong positions, behind earth
works abatis, and woods and in many places Is al
most impossible to penetrate to them.
Burnside is reported TO be within a mile OF SpottsyL
vaIis Coar. House about to turn the Rebel right.
II he is successful shall obtain possession Of tho
point for hieh the struggle has been during the
past three days and then Lee must retreat.
At one O'Clock Tuesday fire raged between the
two armies at point in the line. and large number
Of wounded Of both parties were lying on the spot
Our men, in Attempting to get their comrades on the
field cred by the Rebel skrmshers aud driven
Of and the poor sufferers lad to be eft to perish in the
flames.
The embsmer here says that he has received orders
10 be ready to emhalm the body Of Col Warren not
Gen Warren Tho former rode along the lines oil day
Tuesday and issIessl, exposed himself
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
s;x,h New.York Cavalry.

To the Editor Of The ~ T. I'foIne
SIR: Please state that, while the 9th New
York Cavalry has done its full share Of the severe work
Of the campaign all its officers and nearly all its men
have nossed thus far unscahed and are now with Gen
sheridan and his grand body Of cavalry on tour Of
observation Seyond Gen. Lees army COL pes'h mas
s r.rol handled his brigade splendidly and the reg.
ment, under eut..Col Croker has sustained ,ne
reputation it has won on many hardioaght neas undef
90, II and Majors Hall and Bcardsley and the CON-
pany commanders.
Washington, d. c., May H. 1864.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
Loss in the Vermont Brigade

Special Dispatch to The N. y. Tribune
BELLE PLAIN. May II, 1864.
The Vermont brigade lost in killed ant
wounded about 300 The following is list Of officers
SECOND VERMONT REGIMENT.
Colonel Stone. Capt. Besely.
Lieut. COL Tyler. leg Lieut.. Brideemsn, arm.
Cspt. Wales, shoulder Lieut. DSnIy' shoulder
Capt. Barlow. Lieut. Alien
Capt. White, hand. Lieut. nam
Capt. Csdy, hand. Capt Ward
Lieut. Sawyer, arm. Capt Chase.
THIRD VERMONT REGIMENT.
KILLED.
Capt Bartlett. Lieut. Morrill,
Lieut. Bailey
WOUNDED.
Cant Cook shoulder. Capt. Buck, hand
FOURTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
KILLED.
e c:g. f fsFE''' Lieut. ti.as E Msl'iS
Lieut. Putnam.
WOUNDED
Col Foster leg Capt Fisher, face,
Adt. French, arm. Lieut.. IerIy, h@Ld'
Capt Auidon. leg. Lieut. tatler
Capt Lille shoulder. Lieut.. scott head
FIFTH VERMONT REGIMENT
Can't. om.bee Cspt Davenport
Lieut.. Beech.
Cant. Hurlburt. leg Cant. Barney, head
Col. Lewis, amputssed. Lieut.. Davenport AID
Capt. Robinson leg Licut. Bronson hand
sIXTH VERMONT REGIMENT.
Col Birpey Capt. Bird.
Capt Randall Lieut.. A. A. Crane.
WOUNDED.
Adjt. Lincoln. Capt Dnmeh
Lieut. Holion.
YIRsT VERMONT CAVALRY.
Major Bennett, leg Capt. Grover les.
Lieut.. Wheeler, chest
Regiment los, co killed wounded aud missing
SEVENTEENTH VERMONT REGIMEST.
WOUNDED
Col Cunnings head. Capt Brown. arm amp. .
fi,n, Martin Lieut.. rench Br STAT, cap q
Total officers killed and wounded, ST. and the brigade small
FORTY-SINTH N. Y. VOLS.
KILLED.
Capt. chas H. Hictmoti. Lieut.. R. NJ. Preston.
Capt J. r. Z. Psssted. Lieut. h. l. Valentine
Total los in Killed and wounded up April u ITO
FoRTY-IIIRD N. Y. yoIS.
KILLED.
Col W,lson Capt. Wallace.
woUEDED.
Major Fry. Lieut. smith slightly.
Capt Thompson slightly. Lieut. Goodyear slightly
Capt. Rodgers slightly
MISSING.
Lieut. Blaze Lieut.. sbedder.
Co had 81 killed missing and Sonhidi.
Mai Abbott. 20 Msss killed Col Macy 20 Mass, es ssh'
Adit Bond 20 Nsss neck Sc Lieut. Sinnes. A. D. {. IL
We're Bhs. Gen. Webb, head, very
severe ~ Capt Cooper A. l. G. to Gen
Licnt Peaso, 20 Mass, side, Webb, les SIGHT. -,
severe Col Bartlett, 81 Mess. head
0.p, ,b rs''en' ~ a manu. Col Sr.wod ssM... Killed
Lieut. Mai 20 Mass shoulder Lieut.. Col. Wright AZ ~ w.
Coz ,s, CORNER 10 Me- fracture Col BaI.eT Pa iun
Of thigh. we're
Col. Macy has Major Abbotts body here at Acqpt'
Creek. and also Capt. seaburys body. He was al ai(
Of Gen. Owen.
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WAsnIN0TON. Thursday. Mt


Dispatches from the Army of the Potomac
dated wilderness battlefield yesterday, say Probably
the most desperate fighting Of the past seven terrible
days took place on Tuesday.
Believing the enemy to have sent greater part Of his
troops to Richmond advance along the entire line
was determined on at an early hour.
The I'd Corp having the right Of the hne had crossed
the 20 River the evening previous. and had met with
but slight opposition.
In the morning the position Of the enemy was found
to be in the shape Of horseshoe. and on HancocRs
troops advancing attack they were compelled to fall
back.
An attemput TO break their center was then ordered
and part Of Hancocks were sent " support War
rem In the movement.
Our right was also advanced, and the move begun
in the afternoon.
The enemy were driven into their in.renchments In
gallant style, and Uptons brigade Of wrights division
9th Corps got into the enemys rifepits, capturing
twelve guns and abou. ]. 900 prisoners.
Not being supported by other portions Of the hne
who unable 10 gain the tier Of works in their 'front.'
this brssde was forced TO evacuase s advanced posi-
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Arrival and Reception OF the Body of
Gen. sedgwiek.

The remains Of Major-Gen. Sedgwick, who
killed in the recent battles Of Virginia while riding
along the front arrived in this city yesterday morning
in charge OF Major Whittier. Capt Hastcd. and Capt.
Beaumont late Of his staff and four cayalrymen. who
escorted the body from the battlefield to Fredericks.
burg thence to Belle Plain and Washington. Although
the route to the capital is infested by guerras, the
escort reached their destination without moestaton.
The body having been cmbalmcd in Washington, was
brought TO this city "Wednesday night aud on It's
arrival yesterday received at the Courandt street
depot by two companies Of regulars from Governors
Island who escorted the remains TO Adams Co.'s ES
press Buildings in Broadway, and then returned to
their barracks. subsequently the remains were re-
moved to the Governors Room, City Hall whore they
lay in state during the day and were visited by thou
sands Of people The coffin was enshouded with a
silk flag and on the lid beautiful wreath of holly
leaves and flowers with this Inscription: