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Jsnss Chislor. I. 0sh Pa ~
Qidsou wood, @, 6sA W
John Wooda I, 18th Ne
Peter Better, D, 10Th hass
James Walls, ID. 4oth Pa
chriv,sOpAsr GAriin. l. soss
wH Olsen, B, I'd No
Chas Belfenl. I 26th Msss
Patrick Hsrdlery. A, l77d
LIST Lieut. II RoiYs. MISS
Robert Emery, d. 5eh W
rhos whitley, y, l<0tk n Y
Geo Yates. I. eth N J
John y Taylor. q, l24th N Z
MichlHsnnagan, q, l2th US Inf
Wilson Llsley. n, 18th Usinfy
Owen u yesper, p. Sd vt
aichl Picket, e, SD Mass
Levi X Palmer, X, llith MI
Franci. + Stone. I, 89thMsss
Sergt Daniel Ross, A, 9th
Mass
John Y Smith. X, 4gth N Y
II N Lawrence. g, 6th Pc res
Peter Pof, @, 10th Ind
Jas Pickerei. g. 10th Ind
Geo Bowers, @, Goth Ohio
John McGaven. X. 9Th VI
CorP Chss y Thompson, I,
9Th VI
Moses Goddard. d, 9Th VI
Sergt Porter whitney. A.
6lst NY
John Martin, O, I7,h Us
Corp Nelson briggs. @, l26th
Ohio
Corp John Lucas, ID. l4sth Pa
Thos way, II, 9th Pa res
John Brady. r, lith " 8
Patrick Broderick, b, lat
Corp John n Richardson, ID,
I'D Mass vols
Sergt Frederick Miller, d.
22d Mass vols
John @ Reynolds, X, s0th Ind
COrDi &C Cannon, |. ,Oth Ind
Gilbert Parradee, A,l2th US
Orlando Nortnrop, I. 6th Pa
W H Lawrepse, r, eth Pa res
Geo w RDgler, A, 1851 Pa
Albar< Bishop, G, Ted ny
Peter Walater. II. 40th NY
Edward Zobt, G., S0th NY
johnson John, d, 63d Ny
Joseph Cartlecge. z, LIST NJ
II j Jordan. n, fst NJ
Jacob bStrasner q. Ilth Pa
Corp Thos Haly, r, l4th NY
Michael Gov, r. lAth NY
Aather Duchenfeld, d, 1884
Pa
Perry 8 s.rausse, D, 18th Pa
Francis Cramer. p. il6th Pa
Green DeLong. d, Goth Ohio
Elijah w Horn, A, 18th N Y
Geo W Allen. G, l4sth Pa
Alex d Conomy, Goth Ohio
Edwin Oyer, D, 18th MI
Sergt Danl Hsrtine. 10. 9th
Ohio
Geo setrer. 10. Goth Ohio
Serst Nath Clsrk, /. I'd Pa
John Fink. II. glst Pa
John Conway. b, Sd NJ
Jas Middssworth. I, 49th Pa
Marcus Zoller. A, l3lst ny
Corp W II Barnes, A. l2lst
Aiber. Houston. B, l4th Us
Chas Woodwork, X, SD NJ
Geo Dodge, recruits, ID Mich
John Fitz John, x, ll9th Pa
Sergt WIN Todd, G, 9Th Md
Samuel Morger, H., l45th Pa
David Steiner, II. 148th Pa
Sherman Fuller, G, Sd W
Alben Turner. b, 10th Me
lst Sergt Robt FARRELL, q, lst
Mich sharpshooters
Jas Thompson, A. I'D NJ
Joseph Nicely. 3, 8th Pa 70
David II Decker. ii. 43d N 7
VIM Drum. Il. I'D Ny
ELIAS Warts. b, 83d Pa
Michael Philips, K. l36th Pa
Capt P Fritz. B, Goth Pal
Capt e. ii Hurd, A A q
Capt A N Atohinson, O.
Fl Harkin, F, i25.h NY
w q Hakss, B, l25 N Y
1t A Myer. A, - N Y
X n Barnes, /, l25th N Y
l. l. Aldrich, ID. 56th Mass
II Gilmore, 18th VT NJ $
@ Woodwork 2Dth N Y 3 NJ
Gorden william, l4th U 8,
shoulder
Haskins II F, hand
Haagerson A, 62d Pa
Hutchinson F. 62d Pa
bowels
Howard 7. 8th Mass. hand
Hart G. r, 32d Mass, thigh
Harris j W. 18th U 8. leg
Haggerty 7 J. 18th Mich.
Heeney VIM. l4tn y 8, hip
Wounded.
Hinnant @ J, 18th 8 O, hand
Lemon Capt J. l4th La. neck
Preston w C,Simonson's art,
arm
Taylor l. A, ID La, face
Ward II II, 7th La. faro
Walker j, Jen Davis art,
thigh
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Prizes Cnshed In All LegaIized I.otse-
ries and inform alton given. GALLAGHER 4 BENJAMIN,
Brokers $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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Cedar Camphor Combines Economy
with eNcencv T. the superior thing for protecting els6-
ing against moths being reliable low priced and oAes
pleasast Cedar Camphor manufactured BY HARRIo .
CHAPMAN, Boston, is sold by all druggists
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Had Br~ath.-HOw Many Lovers -
has many fre nds for ever parted To sds
q radical the BALM OF THOUSAND FLOWB9o
as a dentriGce night and morning. II also beanuhes the
complexion. Price 80 cents. For sale by all druggst
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal Lotteries.
Inform alton given o sent
j. r. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street. N. p.
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Brilliant and Powerful Day nd N1Ght
Double Perspectivs Glasses for tho Hed anA
assornentas SEMMONS.
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RisAardn dncCarter d, sIss Ps
Alhart Hakins, I. JOsh Ind
Chs + Williams, n, 7sh MAsa
Augustus Wood. II. Sth W
Peter Rusteil. y I25sh NE
Geo Seymors, /, l6th Mich
Artimus Ross, X, 9th n Y
Henry Rynsbammer. I. k5d
Pa
| james d Martin, Fl, I02d Pc
| Delos Hammond. q, 77th NJ
Michael Farley. X. I'd VI
Corp Wesley Slocum. d, ,ltSd
Reuben Martin. 4, Goth Ne
Jas b Bolsfard, Z, 9Th Wis
John l. Uford. y, lst Cons
cav
Joan y vsu vlask. r. 9Th wls
Geo Y Perkins, q. l7th Ne
Henry Miles, \, 63d ny
Alva White, Il, 97lh NY
Michael Roland. X, 6Ith Pa
William Atkin son
Corp 7 C Dsrgen, n. Goth Ne
Michl o Graves, q, 18th Ind
las Therington, g, 6th Pa res
Sergt = u Usher. I. 18th Nc
Richard Skidmore, A, 73d ny
VIM Inchram. A. I'D NY
Geo McFaripnd, B,l20th Ohio
II Is Smith. I. 10Th Mas
Austin Lewis. II. 65th NY
Chas q Young. q. 39th Mass
corp w @, Lobstel Y, lSlst
Marcus Loner, A, I47th NY
George Zieeler, Is, Ssth Pa
William Ferran. O, ist NY
sharp hooters
Neptheli Parent, O, 37th
Mas
George Allard. n, Sd VI
Darius Kelley, q, s3d Pc
John Hill. +. 18th NY
John Brown. A, 6lst Ny
Thos Ellsworth. X. 9Th Wis
Orlando Brizam. B. S4th Pa !
VIM D Graham, h, 6th Pa
VIM ThoS, X, 93d Pa
Ben Rhodes. G, 93d Pa
Corpl Frederick Zorn. Il. 9Th
Ohio
Isaac wilson, &, 9Th Ohio
John Lester, A, l43d Pa
yauzant Bradt, p, 44th NJ
d n Jones, r, esd n Y
Robert Stuart, Z, SD N Y
Corp Omer B Smith, q, lt2d
NY
James d Arnst, q, ll2d Ny
VIM johnson. G, 44th Ny
Christopher Mcclellan, ID,
6'd NY
Jeremiah Leehy, 39sh Mass
Corp Albert Haynes, g, 39th
Mass
Robert Harper, N, l03d Pa
Alex wychchoK. q, l06th NJ
Eman Fowler, II, 77th Ny
Lorenzo Smith, K, 45th ~
Andrew B Reynolds, A, 9th
Robs Mills. O, IA5sh Pa
Geo 8 Kreider, D, SD 70
H Charpenning, y, llth
John d Palmer, y, l5th Pa
Saml X Freely, A, l<8th Pa
John w Parts, @, l40th Pa
Corp Melvin Phelps, Is, lst
Mich shsrpshooters
Benz clifford. II, l2lst NJ
Egerton Hood, &, I'd VI
John Folk, Il. 60th Pa
John T Deiany, r, 26th Pa
Corp Hyland Fuller, b, 10th
Mass
VIM Swatslander, G.l4ah Pa
David SecondgasL @, lt5th
James Terry, O. s7.h Mass
Albert G Clark. A, 6oth NJ
Henry Dess, Il, Wth Pa
Tim Crook. +, 10th N 7
v m R0sens sein, Y, 26th Pa
SAmi Brsdhurst. Il, I'D n ]
John Il Hand, &, 43d Pa
Saml tallard. ], 10th Pa
Harapian Jay, G, Sd Me
Henry Parkes. ID. 9th N Y
Jos During, g. 5th VI
Corp w Okase. q, 9Th Me
Henry X Clark, A, a5th Pa
Col + G Mason, 7th Me
Col d Moriser, 77th ny
Lieut. Col b b u Read. I'd RI
Mai j P Jones. 7th Me
Capt N S Strickland, B. 66sh
Ny
CB Coventry. F. l43d Pa
j N Oaeri. A. 10th Pa cav
q w Winslow, D. LIST N Y
artillery
Thayer. A. 56th Mass
Christen W @, ed Mass, hips
Casney J II. 18th N G. leg
Countermain ], l42d Pa, arm
Custodian Ii, 9th Pa Res,
hand
Campbell J ], lst Rifles, arm
CroBsa j. 10th La, arm
Crawford g w. 61d Pa, head
Carton s, 62d Pa, side
Cowan A, CAD Pa, breast
Clifford q W, 18th Mass,
thigh
The Rebel
Connor d, Stonewall brigade,
face
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Perfect Hair Dye-MiiIrr's-On,y 20
cents per bottle. Try IT. Sold BY Gil druggists Depot -
Dey street.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservaeivs
and Wig Depot whole ale and rs.al-No Astor HsSsA
The dye applied b. skilful artists.
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Prizes Dashed In all Lexali1ed Lotter.
les Information given. @. WEST.
81 Nassau street. n. Y, room Z
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Beasttful Com ri xfon. .--Laird's Bloovs
an Rgs.s eyeryw hsrA
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Batcheior's Hair Dye-The hest im ths
world Harmless reliable, Instantaneous The only pe
fecadye Sold BY all drugxsa Factory 81 RAroiay sroe
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Our Special washinGton Despntch.

Our Special WashinGton Despatch.
WASHINGTON May l5, 1864
Tho railroad from Alexandria Rappahaunock station
undsurbed by guerias and Is in perfect order
Trains, however, run further than Union Mills at
present
Very few wounded officers reporting here only
about five having arrived since yesterday Over
hundred furloughs have been granted to wounded
officers here but all such leaves 70 be given
Annapolis, the rendezvous for those slightly wounded
Considerable anxiety felt concerning General Robin
son. his wound being OF character which may render
amputaon necessary The thigh bone is believed to be
badly fractured aud therc serious apprehension that
the operation may have to be performed high up
andanper lue
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Deafness. Catnrrh, AND all Diseases OF
The Ear Throat and Ar rPassages uccesfy treated By
DRS. LTGHTHTLil 81 ST. Marks place.
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Stshi. Surnitwre md Ftxturcs.-stnu
GuariA Of wire and cast iron; nay Racks Manssrs Feed
rrcughs, Ae. CHASE CO.,
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CATARRH or THE TYNPANTC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBsrRUTICOSst OF TIE
EUsrACHfAS TUBE
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Gouraud's Pousire subtitle Uproots Haip
from low forshesds part Of the body Warranted at
his new depot, 453 Broadway.
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This piaint radically BY using
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS.
mis- Instrument entirely different both in principle and
action all others IL Ia light clean an easv;
no pressure spsrmac cord made stronger
or weaker desired BY the by simply turning
screw 4, vi positively cure. Pamphlets fec.
wHIrB's PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
Is the best supporter made II has hfiins sustaining
o""e RUDDIcK's SHOULDER BRACE
for those inclined 10 soopor invalds
and military men. Pamphlets free.
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Distilled Dew Impnrfs 10 the skin =
cearness aud beauty unaainsbe by any other
All druggists.
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Erupfions. Frcekies, Pimpics, Tan,
usbrru, Flesh Worms and all skin Deormites cured by
GoCRAuDs italian Msdcatei Soap. at his depot, No &ss
Broadway.
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CROSS BYE sTRAIGHTENRD IN ONE MINUTE.
And diseas, Of the Eye and Bar requiring eLtAss
medical surgical aid attended 10 by DR.. VOH fISBn-
BERG, at his consulting rooms 6l6 Broadway nsas
Twelfth street.
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Parchment TRgs. Beat QusIity, fot
sh,pp,rr cotton, Ac tne manufaetnrerA VICTOR n
MAGgER. us Chambers street,
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France, Ellis d Co.-Manngers.
LiBRARY, Extra GLASS 75-May ~ 1874
10, l6, 58 20, SO. SO. -, 50, 4S, 70, %, H. 81.
CLASS To-Day H. 1854
80, 20, 9, Al, 81, IL, SO, A., 20, SO, 81, 8, 70.
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acting - Inspector general General Robinsons stan
since the battle OF Gettysburg.
Colonel Moesch, Ninth New York State Militia, was one
OF tho victims Of this days struggles. He had risen
from the ranks having entered the service sergeant
Captain Paul, Assistant AdjutaDt General on General
Bsxters sta killed In the afternoon He q
Of General Paul, and until recently had been connected
With the Cumberland Army He was young man OF
brilliant talents and universally beloved by his associate
officers.
General Baxter was slightly wounded In the thigh.
General Rice had horse killed under him and three
bullets through his clothes.
General Gralns aud General Crawfords divisions had
likewise severe fighting during the day, adding largely
; to their casualties OF the previous day
Among the killed Col. jenkins, as true and brave
officer rs ever lived.
Col Bolneer OF the Seventh Pennsylvania reserves,
was wounded and LEFT the woods, which we're after
wards by the rebels, and probable that he
was burned to death. terrible fae for bravo
aud worthy
Col Dare Fifth Pennsylvania reserves, is among the
skiI,ed.
Towards night the Sixth corps gave way, whom Gen.
Grinns and Crawfords divisions sent to their aid.
Our right imminent danger Of being nankea, but
these divisions saved as such calamity. change OF
lines became necessary, however, and made accord
.ugy.
6rH.
There a continued firing along the picket limos on
the night 0, the 9th, with promise Of abatement in the
struggle Our troops lay In ntreuchments, and several
batteries had been placed in important positions. Am.
balances still busy bringing In wounded Many,
however, had been burned to deash, and tho dense
thickness OF the woods prevented many from being
found The woods strewed with dead rebels, and It
evident that loss Of lie been much greater
= sh n ours.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS or TIE WOUNDED.
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Deafness, Diseases OF rhe Eye and Ca
tarrh receive usual the undivided attention of DR..
CALDWELL, Occullst aud Aurs 81 Clinton place Eighth
street. Hours from sto5.
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Brazilian Pebble SpecGscles and Eye
Preseers strengthen and thu sight Of old and
young ny day and night wtthou. oan fatigne Highly
recommended by the medical faculty. SBMMON9,
Occuiistsi OpticiAn G6Q BroadwAY
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II You want To Know, &c., Road
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. a curious book for curious
people, aud good book Price 81 80 To bS
lad all depots Contents tables mailed free. Al
dress DR.. y. b. PooTE. .l30 broadway, N. Y.
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Elliptic Sewing Machines.
They the best
See them before purchasing.
Broadvav
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Lottery Tickets Cnshod. In form tf0A
given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker. II Wall street, room l.
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Murray, Eddy ~ CO.-uanagers.
KENTUCKY. RxrRA CLASS 3T-MAy IL 1884
~, 2, 8, 80, rs, s, 81, 81, 80, 10, 80, II, 50.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 3o5-May IA. 1851
%, rs, y, 81, AZ, 10, 55, ID, 35, IS, "a, 10 10
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vtnnsure de Toilette "rrt Iup"ut"n -.
the Socete Rg1cuilur o New lrfk fr sale by mos drn
gsts and a. w. depot, us Chaiaoees street
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Trusses, Elastic stockings, Sc.-Narsh.
co y Radical Care Truss oco only a No sVescy street
Lady attendant
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Grover ~ nakcr's Highest Prem una
Blaste Stitch Sewing Machines 4s5 broadway New York.
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wtnes.-pure Eidcrbrrry. Biacabsrsye
Currnn. Grape Wines aupcror any imported slne-
for medicinal purposes for sale hy the bottle or hrxsr
auAn'''sS' - % .'0e'' s. SCRIPTURE, solo Agent.
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Court Cnlendar-rhts Dav.

SrrRsnE CorRr-CiRcvr--Part l.-Court opens at e,cv
en- A. MNos i2s3, 1840, lT79, 1871, 1851. ll6e 1893
l795, 1901, 1903 i5I1, 1911, 14sl 1891, 1856 1877,
1873, 1851 2I3, 3l5. Part 2-73 Duane street-Court
1928, 1894 1854 3o2 a1a, 800, 1902, 1920 47c 1856,
1922, -, e5, IS.
SUPERIOR CorRr-TRiAL TKnA-Part Nos 3235, 27o9,
2033, 40s5 1881. 1891, s2o3, s2s5, 42s7 s29s, 42o
4295, 1921 1901, sSo3. Part 2Nos 34s6, 2eIo 3sso,
1919, 3I2 3132. 3452, 3s5S, $500, 36l6, 1880, 63s
2o4S, 1885, 3Toa.
CouSr oy COMMON PfxAs.-Triai term adoupned Gen.
oral term In session al eleven O'clock 10 hear Marno and
District Court cases
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Becr-Ons OF The pasanest heahies beverages
made this ant ts invi.orrtna quNt
such recommend ALIKE IN the invalid ~ ~su
ho-e of good health. Druggists
tsrs OF vessels ie beer makers utisrs
private families tc Will hnd IL to their afvan-
taee TO invansble compound. IL will insure
thsn al AL times healthy and 8ccons beverage Gene-
depot Hudson street, New YORK 25 50
ana 81 par bottle aud sll per gallon, with full drecu
Sold by druggists generally.
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SHER N AN |!
The Way In Which Dalton
was Rendered Untenabls
TO the Rebels.
MOvcm ents or the Several
Corps,
n. g.. ~.
Details se che Capture Of Dsiton.

Details sf che Capture Of Dalton.
CINCINNATI, May 1t 1854
Details OF news from Sherman's army up 70 THURSDAY
afternoon received. The enemys position hsiA
BY the corps or Howard Schoaod, PaImer sod HOokss
and severe skrmishing had occurred for sons tays,
resulting In q loss 70 OF about eight hundrsA
killed. wounded and missing, tho greater number bsaG
slightly wounded. The loss fell chiefly upon GRANTS
division Of Hookers corps and Woods division d PAL
mers corps II became fully developed that Dalton wag
almost, not altogether, inpregnabie 70 trent attas
The thanking movement BY McPherson admirably
conceived and executed and secured vital pont %
Snake Gap opening upon Rssaoa, ntseu miles n ne
OF Dalton.
No sooner this done than Sherman shifted ~
main body Of his troops 70 the right following McPhss
Johnston had alternative aighs frea
his stronghold on the mountain.
Kpatrick the head Of division Of cavalry reschsl
Johnstons and destroyed the railroad few miles
south OF Resaca Sunday night.
Johnston's army believed 70 bo co. 900 strong. -
cudiug Is 900 militia. John Morgan the eesbrsss1
rebel raider, u commanding brigade OF infantry.
shermans army 10 In magnificent fighting trim, aaA
has absolute confidence OF making triumphal march
through Georgia wherever else their leader may
direct.
Forrest reported 10 crossed the Tennessee rivs
70 make q raid sherman rear, and there poss q
preparation for him along the railroads south OF the Nash
vle IL v believed he may be we'll cared for.
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Address 60 sm0kers.-Poliak q SON.
Meer,chauu, Manufacturers b2 Broadway near Fourth
stsset wholesale and retail Pipes orasr and re
paired. Every article warrssied genuine.
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A Cure for Hernia or Rupture. !.

10000 Reams OF Paper Wanted-Stxs
s2s46; ss pounds Apply At this once
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COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS or TIE WOUNDED.
The official reports received tonight Of tho wounded Of
this corps by DR.. Milhau give tho loss as ollows:-

This, probably is about fair average Of the losses
10 wounded by other corps excepting General
3urnsdes. which was only engaged the oh.
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wigs. Toupees, HAIR Dye, Hair Dy.s"
and Moldavia Cseam, for beslsssyinS the dah ~ "~G
RATCHKI.nRH i6 nOnd street
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JeweIry nDd Watches
or ALI. DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by GEO. q ALLEN, AIS Broadway, door BE-
low Canal street formerly IL Wall street.
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ca beneht tho towers Of the Cereus 0randnora unfold
their white and petals would certify n ho could
peak that the odor OF PHALoss Extract Sisht bloom
ing Cereusr is identical with that OF the living blossoms
that expand smiles In the wales OF south America
Sold by all druggists.
talks OF the "oass OF Fashion, but the true
glass OF fashion T. that which FhaiUns matches Night
Blooming Csreus Is contained
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wheeler & wilson's Iighcst Prev i""a
Locks,tch SEWING Machines ". Rrasdwsv.
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ness, Impaired sight,
CHRONIC CArARRH,

NOISES. IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TIE
THROAT
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Civilians Rcstricted from Passing South
OF Nashville.

NASHVILLE, May Is, 1904
By ordcr OF General Sherman person not conDecse4
with the military will be allowed to proceed south a
Nashville.
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The Robel Wounded.

Connor d, Stonewall brigade,
face
Cobb Kusign Il &, JEFF Davis
battery. badly. arm and
shoulder
Coais &. Orange art head
Lacey X I, King william art,
hand
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Gallagher r, lIth y >, elbow
Gresham J r. llth q 3. LEG
aiihaus A. i2lst Pa, nnger
Grady @ r. Kia& Wnlian
artillery, foot
Gauns A Ii. I2lh HI, face
Glass @ A. 4ath Va. arm
Galliecn Corp. 5sth Pa, hip
Gordoa W. Hth U6, shoulder
Grist v II. 7th VIA, head
Goodson , T. Hath Pa, arm
Cray A K, 7th WI. leg
Groves J q. Nth Mass, leg
GilIen j, 18th N Y S n thigh
Gu A g, 18th Ind. shoulder
Gilkneas Il. Isth La. shoulder
GIlenJ 7th WIS, face
0irens +. 10Th n Z back
Nixon J w. a2d Mass. thumb
Mash u N. sd Mass. knoe
and hip
Nasbut Robt, loxtb N Y, back
Olms.eed Aich, lith US, arm
OWN VIM, 9th Mass, thigh
O'Briea J A,gth Mass, thumb
O'Brien Capt N, 9th Mas,
foot
ostin B, iosd Pa, apger
Owens o K. 7lh Ind. foot
Oswell II, 10th NY, ankle
Osgood II 96th n Y, foot
O'Bbrien NJ, 29th NEh, head
O'Neil j, 18th NY hA. back
Olmstead NJ h. l<th y =
Orkutt l., l40th N Y, hand
Osborne j, l4lh U ). thigh
Putnam s p, 18th U B. sidc
Pratt u. LIST Mich. leg
Peborty Saml, 9ist Pa. head
Porter J w. l4lth N 7, thigh
Patton b @. 7 X 9. iss Pa,
face
Parby Thos 18th U, 8. breast
Pike Thos. 9th Mass, breast
Parker 4 8. 9Th Mass arm
Prandiman A. 9th N H,
shoulder
Pitter J II, slst Pa, abdomen
Pringie 4. i4th U y, side
Prinney Capt X, seth Mass.
Pearson @ L, .s9th Mass. .ches.
fhelps John, seth Mass, foot
Price ! g, a2d Pa hand
Putnam J A. SD Mass, ab.
domen
Proutkouski +. 10th Mass, jaw
Peters v, 18th N Y q, leg
Perry j, 18th " Y a, finger
Post u ID, l40th Pa, head
Power Serst J l., 24sh Mich,
Pntsrball H, i4sd Pa. finger
Perce II. TIN r l, shoulder
Prtatxman J. l2rth Pa, hip
Penny @ II, llth Pa. leg
Perhem Il, 9th N II. arm
Porter w II. l42d Pa. back
Porter r n. 18th 10. neck
Platt n. Hh Ia. head
Quackenbush A, 18th US, leg
Quarte r w, llth U 8, head
Quick Al. 9Ist Pa, shoulder
koxenbaum y, 37th Va, head
Ridley J, 1884 Pa, leg
Richmond Major Z, l7th US,
Rencklc Corp c D. ll7th Pa,
arm
Root CorpR. cath Mich, finger
Rood 1t kC.7thWiA shoulder
Rowe W II. 7th Wis. leg
Rcaton Corp J n, 10Th Ind,
leg
Richards X. l3Sd Pa. foot
Ritter w, i43d Pa. arm
hubert J +: Gath Mich. thigh
RAnney 4. 7th Wis, neck
Remmell Corp A l.. l49th Pa
RAudner -. I'd Wis. leg
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Otpts X Ttk Pa, sbdorneu
CoAton fhoa. slh Mas. snkl,
Cooney Ill. 51th Ma .. tide
oisrs !sd,,S.ns ssrs' III ssh hass
Clark J, l46th MT. wrist
Can Thoa 9th Mass. face
Cock Serss rhos ). Ssth Pa
Cousins > 8, s2d Mas, shoul
der
o.s.idy D, "a Pa Res,
Clark Robt, Il "a Pa Res, u,
Cooper X N .dPR O lex
Colligsn ThOs, lllh US, Zoe
crAyton N, 9th Mass
Cunskey j. Sd Mass, thigh
Harper ChAs. l4th " y, arm
Hamilton Il. 3li Mass, hip
Hollen baugh N T, 18Th PRO,
hand
Haste Alonzo, s2d Mas
Hayes Sergt J, ID US. shoul
der
Houston J, I'd US, shoulder
Hump +. l4th Nj, sh ouldel
Hammond w A, SD MAss
shoulder
Hatfield ~, 7th Wis, shoulder
Hubbell J Il, 2ith Wis, leg
Hail stephen. SD Mass, arm
Hsggerly Jno, l7th Us. head
Hickman l.. eSth Pa, head
Harrow j. cd Pa, hand
Hertsosg y. SID N Y. log
Henry A B, 18th Mass foot
Henderson j, 5Sd N Y, foot
Haydens Corp Chas, Gath N
Y, side
Harris N B. ED Pa, wrist
Hay r. 62d Pa. arm
Hoover Jos, o2d Pa, wrist
Ha.dock Y, Esd N Y, leg
Horton Col, l04th NY. finger
Hicks 8, llth Pa. wrist
Henderson & +, l2.h Mass,
Higgins J n, 4th Me, finger
Hughes j, seth Mass. finger
Hull 1t Col ] Il. Ga Pa. hip
Huliney II y. l7tL U s. back
Hooks J, 18th N z art. thigh
Hogan VIM. 18th U b, side
Heeney Jas. llth U 8, leg
Hart q II. sd Va. leg
Hopper B, 5ith, N Y. knee
Hackney T. lst N q, face
Hughes J. lleth Pa. leg
Hardee W. glst Pa. hand
Holcombe J II, ID Wis, foot
Harty J, 9Th Wis, hip
Hippard J NJ. 15Oth Pa, leg
Houton j, 7th Wis, arm
Hester G W. 10Th Ind, face
Herrick y, 18th u s, leg
hArten J, 10th n Y, face
Hart l., 7th wis, back
Husen n, l43d Pa. back
HughesJ, 18th N Y. finger
Hamilton W. 7th Wis. neck
Harris j @, lbOth Pa, foot
Harvey j, 12lst Pa. finger
Hughes Scrgt q w. i4th U 3,
thigh and leg
Hudson Geo L, SD Mass,
thigh and ancls
Hughes Thos, Pa res, foot
Hs1lenba,IHh Jno lat rifles,
Hosie D @. 18th US
ireland II A, 39th Mass, arm
John j, llth,U s, thigh
Jordon 8 II, SD r Y, arm
Jone, Corp Frank, ID P X @.
JON nson. l., llsd Pa. wrist
Jones Moses, l4th U 8,
shoulder
John son j B. llth U s, eye.
Jones G w, 18th Mass. foot
Jordon Lieut. Col r b, 18th
YSM, leg
jackson K j, l4th U 8, aucle
Johnston Il, l2lst Pa leg
Jaggard + P, l20th Pa. finger
Jonson Y r, 9th Wis. hand
John II, SD Pa. arm
johnson w II, ed Pa, thigh
Jeamss Corp l. V, 32d Mass,
hand
Kirk W. 18th p RC. leg
King W 4. LIST rifles, thigh
King W.T.. Ist rifles, thigh
K cane j b, 10Th Ind, thigh
Kohler NJ. 5th z r G, leg
Korhund j, 10th p r q. neck
Knee II, 5th p r =. arm
Kennedy Capt, I'd Pa, killed
Keessck j. I4th US. leg
Keane sergt John, SD Mass,
King Chas. 9ist Pa, hand
KempIe Geo, 18th NY, finger
Kiley j ohm. SD Mass. sh'lder
Kelly A, 5th Pa. Res. month
Kee.e G l., SD Mass, sh 'lder
Kelly Corp Jno. l2thPR, arm
Keller Patk, 9Th Mass. thigh
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