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DEATH OF CAPTAIN HUTGHIEsoH.-The
following is an extract from letter handed
to rs, describing the death eI Captain Hutch
inson. 1t will be of interest to the many
friends of this gallant and heroic officer:
Captain Hutchinson was in oommsnd Of
the lO3d, our field ofiesrB being all absent.
He had showed considerable fitness to COM
mand, and now, by his words and his ex-
ample, urged the men to remember that they
were TO win or lose the name of good soldiers
and brave men, by the record of the hour
that had then arrived. As We commenced
firing, he was close up with the men, enoour-
aging them to dc eds Of valor. We had hard J
been actively engaged Eve minutes, when a
rifle ball struck him in the left side, passing
entirely through the body, and cansing al
most instant death. He only said, Garry
me to the rear" and expired on the field -
BE was toward the right Of the regiment
Whsn he fell, aud it was some time before
knew of his death. I did not see bis corpse
for two hours, until the regiment was with
drawn from the field. It had been removed
from the immediate scene Of conflict. I as
sisted to carry it over two miles to an am
bulanos station, from where 1t was the next
morning, taken and buried near our DiVis-
ion Hospital, by the side of Captain Philpot
Our Chaplain has undertaken to forward the
remains of both to Cleveland, and, trust,
will succssd.
Thus has perishsd our friend and brother,
my Captain and comradc. Cut of in the
prime Of life, he has given his all to his eoun-
Try. His widowed mother Is thus called to
mourn the loss of her only son, and We, of q
brave and efficient officer. Why ur two SEN
iOr officers, present, should be taken and the
remaining ones left, is not for US to enquire.
The ways of Providence are past finding
cut.
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-The Academy was
we'll filled on Saturday eVenin g. Miss
Heron personsted the character of "Rdith"
in the "EArl's Daughter" Most of the
pisoss which Miss Heron hss appeared In are
of her Own dramstizing, and have created 8
great sensation in all the eastern cities in
which they they have been presented. They
aIl seem to be sminsntly adapted to the
spirit of the times and to her own superior
dramatic genius. The farce Of "Mr. and
Mrs. Peter White" was received with great
laughter Tonight she appears in one Of
her most admired plsys-"Ths Scarlet Let
ter" The performance will conclude with
tho laughGbls farce entitled Jenny Lind"
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NEW YORK MARI. RT--Juue II
Ky TErr~


Eloar-sIta3ss 3 and estsrn anits steady, With .
A. ~ 4or extra state, shipping brahdBs
- oos2O I9t % tra round hoop Ohio; ss55l9stO for
tLAae DtAn1s 1nosuded Ia sales SO bbls extra
ot1te 20 a ve before the 18th Of June sc Is co.
a1a lU bhs do for the last half OF July at e8 %.
HLGbkY-Quiet at sl.s2al ,321.
ITaeaE-ActiVe and 1rm for prime, and dullr
IeAvy and dtcliBing for common qualities. Sales az
el,7Zal,79 for chicago spring. eiIlAlyS0 for NIL
Wankss club sal ,89 tor Wiater red Western els-
hye-Firm at 81 Gallo.
OSrn-Duii, heavy and lower. White Western
el,54al.55; new mixed Western nominal at Bt,h5.
OaIs- hore active and lower Sales AZ 91c for West
ern,
Riee-Duil at II1<o for Raugoon.
Colee-Quiet and unclaimed.
SaEar-Quiet. Sales o. Cubs at I7ai7Rc and (
boxes Havana OF l7o.
Wool-firm Stth modersfe demand.
PorrOleam-Quiet and unchanged.
FDrk-Bfrmer, with good demand, the chiof ad
i5,a toP old 10: g52 23a33 37S Ter new 90 an n
2sO0 Tor old and new prime: f33 50 for Prime roess
Also 100 bbis old mess for June. buyers OPTION se
o3Di; 1870 Dbis mess came terms and df livery AZ
AZ SIS CO. - NN'''--'
Beef-Firm and in better demand at s9go.laOo
for country me s; t6os7 % for country prime; SI5-
1sl9o 90 Tor Tenaeked mes; a4J, 0a3I % for extra
mess $50 1000 Do extra mess fos the balance Of
thi month, bayeri5 option, at Is 20,
Prime Meas Heef-Quies aud uuchanRsd
Bacon Sidea-DuIl s[id romInaI
Lara-Qetet and SithOut change. Sales at1F IA.
- sslItsr-e sales At 2sasSc for Ohio, A,asO
Chs5ss-9teady at l0alsc.
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right arm Sylvester Craig D, slightly, left foot
Sergeant William d Cooper, E, severely, in
back Corporal William Chunk, E, severely, left
hand; Howard Israel, E, severely. left hand
Seth Dempster, E, severely, left arm Samuel
Miller, moTtally ia spine. On enemy's hends)
Samuel Gonser, F, slightly, right leg Henry
Hummel, F, severely, right leg Peter SchWove-
land, F, slightly, shoulder; Lawrence Niesbau-
mer, F, slightly, shoulder; Samuel Rea, G,
severely, shoulder, Louis Chafin, d, dangerous,
ly, left arm Corporal Isaac Rish, /, slightly,
in face; Benjamin shearer, l, dangerously, right
arm.
41sT OHIO.
kLLED-Company A-Corporal George Barnes
Corporal c R Smith Company c. Corporal E
Leininger, J Jackson, VIM Harry. Company F
John Blandon, Michael Delker, Frank Garnice
John sisco. Company G-Wm Alexander, Ira
Hues, Horton Smith. Company H-SerResnt
6 Mills, Sergeant Staples, 6 Buston, Clark
Company I-Corporal " F Gram, Davis, C
Batten. Company K-John Decker, W h Has
kins.
WOUEpED-John Butten, <.
124TH OHIO.
KILLED-Company A-sergeant A Smith,
James Williams, T Clifford. Edward MeheT,
Andrew o'Brien. Company B-Adam Walters,
Dusey. Company D-James Hudson. Company
E-Carrolton Remmerberg. E Dole. Company
H-William Nicholson. Company I-John Nc
Gus.
WoUSDED-Lieuitenan Colonel James Pick
ands, severe; Major James Hampson, died
CAPTAIN William Wilson, slight; Captain B
| GRin, c, severe; Lieutenant " r Waldo, K,
severe; ). Lieutenant T McGinnis, F, severe
Lieutenant Charles NJ Steadman, D. -
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CASUALTIES IN THE IRA RNaIMEEF.-The
following list Of casuslties in the 7th Rsgi-
meat 0. V. I. will be Of interest to those
having friends in it;
Robert B johnson, A, wounded in right
arm, severe Star B Wood, B, wounded in
left ankle; True Rand, O, wounded in left
leg, slight; James Avery, @, wounded in
face, slight; John Burns, O, wounded in left
leg, slight Bingham Tuttle, D, killed; Isaac
Travis, D, missing, supposed prisoner;
Lieutenant q Spencer, F, wounded
by she'll over left eye, severe.
1st SeTgt Isaac Stratton, F, killed by shell;
Monroe Hszen, P, killed by shell; Edward
E Granger, F, wounded BY she'll, right arm
smputsted; Henry Twing, F wounded by shell
in hip severely; Freeman Downing, +,
wounded by shelIin head; Marshall Sooville,
T, wounded By she'll, right arm smputstsd;
Albert N Tousley, 2, wounded by she'll in
face and leg, severe; Lewis Pegg, 3, in
right arm; 1st Sergeant Charles King,
G, wounded in left hand ssYere;
William 7 CaIIoW, g, wounded in right leg
aiighty Philip Smith, G, wounded in right
arm slight James 0urran, G, wounded in
left thigh slight; Harvey L Wright, II,
wounded IL left leg severe Davis Winter
stesn, q, wounded in head slight; lst Sergt
Robert McCIslland, I, killed; Joseph losda,
I, wounded in arm and side seEerei Charles
oOEdeR, /, wounded in right arm severe
John Wilson, I, wounded Ii shoulder severe;
Sligo TyroIOr, X, wounded in right arm
slight.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Revenue Stamps for sale.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FINANCIAL.
HONEY mARkEF.
MOBNTNG LEADER OFFlUE.


SATURDAT EVENING. Jhne II, 1854.
GsId-Gold made q most decided tumble to-day,
falling nom 1875 at the orenins to s4 at the
The European steamer to x ont 81 I,z7sss6 What the
real cause u this unex psctsd decline not
informed. tn. ugh two prob4ble reasons present
themselves, va: the pTssencs OF the Government
upon he markell with sufficient specie to supply the
legitimate demand; and secondly, the drawing out
BY the faYoTsblS promise that the premium would
go to IOe of those parties who had utsd their Gcd
ST this figure Another influence, tending 10 check
the speculative srdor may hsve been In the fact that
the House o. Representatives. to-day to tsks inal
action upon the Senate bill entitled An set to check
speculations in god' the probability being strong
that would pass Dealers here opened at IS buying
and gradually fell to IS. at which the market closed
The selling rate was uniformly ss Transaction we're
light.
SIIVsr-Buying and selling nominaliy 10 per cent.
below gold.
MOney-TheIe is no material change to note in
the money market, currency c0ntinuIog close, ard
Bankers being generally disposed to hold on to what
they have got for the wants Of regular custome1s-
As const quenes outsiders get very limited rscog-
nitions and are compelled to submit to the full PEN
atty OF a, and in some cases. discount upon their
| pap r. We understand that there Is at present q
pretty liberal Offering OF wool paper In the market.
Exchanss-EIchange continues abundant, and
there ia more desire to tel than buF The market Is
frm at u on buying, and in soms cases u are OBJ
talntd par selling.
Government BOnds-steAdy and not very active
at the following rates;
7-30's, April and 0ctObeF.......,,.,,,lIO iIzK
T-sGs, February and August-...-,ll0 Ii2S
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CoHoNERs TEoUEsT-THE MYsFsRY UE.
soLvED.-Ths inquest over the body of the
woman drowned on last Friday, postponed
till Saturday for further evidence, took place
on Saturday before Coroner Prentice. No
fusther evidence wss developed as to the
cause Of her being drowned. Every source
Of information vas resortsd to bat In vain,
and the affair ia still involved In mysteries.
From the circumstances and evidence the
Jury rendered verdict that "she camO to
her death by drOWning---cause unknown"
There were no marks Of violence found on
the person Of the deceased. There can be
but little doubt that she was the victim of
some disb0licsl design. The idea that she
was insane spPrOzinatss toe much to the ab-
Iurd. Her body is to be placed in the West
Side Cemetery. ~ 54
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COMPANY 1.

Vim Nicholson, killed; James Dillon,
wounded, breast; Joseph Mitchell, wounded,
hip.
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FIRE.-YesteIdsy morning about two
o'clock Ere was discovered in one-stOry
frame dweInng mouse, no. 80 LEursl strsst.
The house WAS entirely destroyed before the
flames could be extingLished. It had been
removed to the above lot but two days pre-
vious. The Hro was the work of an inoen-
diary. The building was owned by James
Jones. Loss $I70. No insurance:
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JEBB's PATENT TUBULAR CHURN.-There
will DO daily exhibition of the working
of this new and improved Churn at IL o'clock,
A, N at RusselPs Forest City House. Dairy
men and others interested are invited to be
present: County rights for sale.
Jupo 10. I55
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PEEsoHAI.-Csptain J. r. Sanford, Of
the l2sth regiment, arrived in tho city from
JOhnsOu's Island, Friday evening, looking
we'll and robust. We understand the Captain
has been recently appointed to the respOnsi-
Bile position Of Acting Assistant Inspector
General on the staff of General HeintzOlmAn, +,
and is awaiting orders. He will be in the
city day or two, and expsct to go hsne' to
TndianRnolis.
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ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED OFTIoERs-THEr
REPoRT Col. Payne ALL RIGHT.-Lieutensnt
Colonel Piokapds, Captain Wilson and Lieu
tenant MeGinnis, who we're wounded in the
recent engagement in Georgia, arrived in the
city on Friday. They are improving as much
as could be expected, but it will take soms
time for them to entirely recover. They re-
port Colonel Payne as all right and with his
regiment. This will relieve the anxiety of
his friends Bers Whs feared that the rumOrs
were true that he was killed or taken pris-
oner,
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RUHAWAY-Yesterdsy g runaway CO.
cured on Pittsburgh street, near the mar
kst. It resulted in smashing the buggy
badly, and slightly injuring two men who
we're thrown from the carriage. Was there
ever Sunday without a runaway Oseurringi
If SO it should be put in the almanac.
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AcOIDEET-MAK IEJURED.-An acsident
occurred on Saturday morning, in con.
nsction with the excavation on the Allan.
tic and Great Western Railroad, near the
Dst,oit street crossing. Tho bank gave way
and nearly buried man under heavy aceu-
mutation of sand and clay. Upon being ex-
tricatsd he was found to be severely injured.
This is bad place and persons should be
careful when passing this locality.
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"Green Backs" National Bank Notes,
bills on the State Bank of Ohio, as well as
bills on all other solvent banks, taken in ex-
change for books at the Metropolitan Gift
Book Store, No. 40, Superior street
A gift valued at from 90 cts. to 500 with
each book junee9
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LEUrUREs.-At the close Of Mrs. Wheel

LECrUREs.-At the close Of Mrs. Wheel
er's lectures to ladies upon Physiology in
the First Presbyterian Church, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That We return our heartfelt
thanks to Mrs. q. N. Wheeler for the highly
interesting and instructive course Of lectures
TO which We have had tho pleasure Of listen
ing during the past week.
Resolved, That We gratefully appreciate
Mrs Wheelel's noble generosity in SO kindly
presenting the aVails Of these lectures to the
Woman's Loyal League and Frsedmen'S
Relief Association.
Resolved, That we tender our thanks to
the Rev DR.. Aiken for bis klndness in secur-
ing the use Of tie chapel of the First Pres
byterian Church for as, and through him to
the Trustees of said Church.
Resolved, That a copy of these resOlutiOhs
be inserted in the city papers.
By order Of the Society.
MRS. q. N. LITTLE, President.
MISS N. T. CoRKRR, Secretary.
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SABBATH scHooL P1o-N1o.-The CODgre-
gstiOnal Sabbath School, and Washington
Street School Joined in Picnic, on Saturday,
which took place at the east Cleveland Grove.
There were about 400 Scholars and Teachers
in attendance. They had a very pleasant
and soeiaI time.
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MrLoDEoH FOB SALE.-A very fine rose
wood piano case melodeon for sale, two
ranks of keys, suitable for a small church or
parlor instrument, nearly as good as new !;
manufacturers price $3.50, will sell it for
$3.50. Address Drawer AZ, Cleveland P. o.
iHneI3
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION CoNcERF.-The
Cleveland Sunday School Union Concert will
be held in the Second Presbyterian Church
this evening at ~ o'clock. Rsv. J. b. Ry-
lance will address the meeting; also brief
reports will be made of the dOings Of the re-
cent State Sunday School Convention at
ChiIIicOths, Ohio. Mr.. MslIsn viii meet the
children early to sing,
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HONORABLE DISCHARGED. - Colonel Wiley,
who has recently been in command of CamF
Cleveland, has been hOnOrably discharged
from services on account Ofipjuries rscsived
in battle.
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The Fifth Anniversary of the East
Cleveland and Eaclid Sabbath School
Union. will bo held at the Congr sgational
Church COlIamer, Sabbath afternoon. june
18th, at two O'Clock P. n. Friends of the
cause are invited to be present.
iuneII:l54
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RUSH OF GoRsORIPFs.-There has been q
crowd of drafted men and substitutes before
the Board of EnroIlmsnt for the last few
days. About four hundred have already
bean examined. They are all in very poor
health just now. A regiment Of cripple
would not be hard to raise at present.
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6EvKHTH WARD.-There will be Q meet
ing of the Enrolled Men of the Seventh Ward
at Engine House No. 5, Monday, June 18th,
at N O'Clock, for the purpOss of amending
the enrolment. It is expected that there will
be general attendance.
junsl3:I55 E. s. WILLARD,
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CHICAGO RlARKRT--J ozz,


l5peoial 70 the OsVslAr
gioHF- Quiet Sales Sprir - A->D@-I -I
at sP sor nm Nm At siossd g 10 Ser sss
No 2, closing Af sI,35 spring and q 2s4l ,s24 Eo<
and sl-IOaI II Tor Sales sc a., Hal 10 for No
(1aIs-Onist ; - 2, closing at inside nsurea-
the fusids guotp lies At 70a7lc for No 1, cOsinE 40
Rva-anii gtion.
E1rIrT@ Sales No l at sI,25
EN6iSL S11ll, Sales No 3at sI a
quiet &c higher. Sales at EI,24Al,s, cIosfuzs-
1ssS 70 rk-FiTm. Sales At $500
d. Alrm. Sales prime Esttls a. IKE
msn1 a sides "a lot OF $50 COS ns sold to Govsrn-
y as lSc packed.
reighIs-Aotiys. Wheat 40 and corn lie to
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Casualties in NOPihern OhIo Regiment {.
Below We give additional lists Of the
killed snd wounded in Northern Ohio
Regiments, in the battles under Sherman,
near Dallas, Condensed for the LEADER
from the Cincinnati Commercial.
KLLRD.-CompAny D.-Corporal Frederick
Zimmerman, Patrick Muuy, J Waterman,
Jacob HestOnd.
10TH OHIO.
KILLED.-Captan " Mccullough, D, Captain
OhaIles Brewer, E, James W Johnson, B, Walter
Aston, Z, Winfield s Wyandt, F, William
Sherman, F, Thomas Hancher, &, Orange s
Ninteration, @ Totsl-Killed, l officer and men.
WoUNDED.-Major James N Nash, severely,
len hand Captain Coyrel Smith, G, dangerously,
in head; Corporal Edward + Harter, A, severely,
len foot James Hays, A. severely in face; Frank
collars, A, severely, both legs: Luthe n RAih-
rauff, A, slightly in face James Keenright, A,
slightly, right hand Corporal Charles Connor,
B, dangerously, both legs, I'm hands of the enc
myl; James F Sexton, B, severly, left' hip;
Willis Clark, B, severely, right leg; Corporal A
W Haight, G, severely right leg; Corporal E
Haight, Q, severely, left leg; Henry W Allen, @,
severely, abdomen; Albert Lewis, o, severely,
left hand; Corporal David ATbuckls, D, severely
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RELIGIOUS NoTIoE.-The colore1 Baptist
of Cleveland, will have preaching in the
Wigwsm, on SeoViIl street, on Sabbath morn
ing and evening, the 18th inst, at the usual
hour. Preaching by Elder G. Williams.
junell:I54.
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REVENUE STAMPS
1oR SALE At THE
ULKvRLAN POs sEOF.F C K
E. COWLEs, P. HI
CITY NEWS.

UE1FED STATES COUaT.-TheFe was
nothing important before the Court on
Saturday. Nothing on the docket Of special
interest until Tuesday next.
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MINING sTOCKs.

NKw YORK, June II.
The following prices were bid for MiniHg Stocks at
Boston te day:
Bay State Is. Central 6s Copper Falls 3s Franklin
55, Huron I, Isle Boyale 23R. MiunssOLa So North
western II, Pewabic SAY, cklsnd IS
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The rush still continues ct the Great
Bankrupt Sale of Boots and Shoes, IO8 Su-
psrior street. The splendid stock must be
closed out regardless Of prices. june9;l54.
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sFAR@-ho PSF ,. higher. Pearl lO1Se; Pure
lilo; White OntaFiO lie; Silver glOsI l111o; Corn
l3ER-c.
sALERATUs-stsady. DsLaud's chemical u4oi
Gold Medal l5o.
RI0E-I1al2xe.
BROons-t2 5Oas. 50 per dozen,
BoPE-Manilla, large sizes, 9sazlo small, 2se.
Wooden Ware-Steady at the following quota
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Ar RobinsOn's, $50 Superior street,
sign of the Live Yankee, q new supply Of
those Steel Shirt Collars and Cuff, indispsn-
sable in warm weather and warranted not to
wilt. Call and get one. Price reduoed to
Is cents. june 10; 164.
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A SLIGHT MIsrAKE.-Lsst Friday after
noon lady, having come from the West
Side in the street cars, when about leaving
the cars, missed her parasOl. She erquirad
of several near her if they had seen it, but
all replied in the negative. She about COM
ing to the conclusion that she had not
brought 1t with her, when a gentleman in
formed her that he saw a woman take the
psrssOl and sscrete it She pursued the woman
into store and closely watched her, care
fully avoiding the attention Of the woman.
Soon abe discovered it in her possession.
She stepped up to the woman and asked her
if she was sure the parasOI she had was her
own. The woman with an air Of in
nocsnt surprise, looked at the article and ac-
knowledged that she chad mistaken the
parasol for her own" The same woman had
previously denied any knowledge Of the ar
ticle. Qaite an innocent mistake, indeed.
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LesIie's Hsrper's and Demorest's Illus
trated papers, for this week, at Bakers. 25s
Superior street. jGneIl
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CASUALTIES IN THE 124rH RRGIMEET.-
The following is list Of the killed and
wounded in the l24th Regiment Ohio Infan-
try, at the terrible fight on the .27th uIt.,
near Dallas, Ca:
Lisut-Colj James Pickands, wounded in
legs Msior James B HsuSpson, killed Capt
VIM Wilson, wounded in leg; Capt John B
Irwin, wounded in hip; Ist 1t James 7 Nc
Ginnis, wounded in arm and shoulder; Ist Ii
VIM R Waldo, wounded in groin; lst Lit @ NJ
Stedman, killed; 1st Sergt Elan A Smith,
killed, A; James Williams, killed, A; Thos
Clifford, killed, A; Edward Msher, killed,
A; Andrew O'Brien, killed, A; Corp VIM
Shubert, wounded n arm; Corp John & Dun
can, wounded in back; Peter Kyser, wound
ed in leg, A; Sam Carpenter, arm of, A; Duris
0faldsr, wounded in arm, A; Sergt John Il
ZsrIy, missing, A; Corp Geo z Parsons, miss
ing, A; Edward SWeeny, missing, A; Adam
Walters, killed, B; Stephen A GarwOod,
wounded in shoulder, B; Dexter Fritz,
wounded in hip, B; franklin Hull, wounded
in arm, B; John Martin, wounded in arm, B;
AIOnzO " Inman, wounded, leg, B; j Lowe,
wounded in head, B; Kemsry, side, B;
COMPANY O.
o & Bushon, killed Corporal VIM Rsdrup,
wounded face; Corporal John Lynch, wound
ed, hip, missing; Hugh Brown, wounded,
thigh John D Cole, wounded, arm Edward
Linder, wounded, arm; James McCoit,
wounded, arm John MoWilIiams, wounded,
chest; Martin Smith, wounded, foot Henry
Slack, wounded, foot; Timothy Mahony
wounded, hip:
COMPANY D.
James Hudson, killed il at Sergeant Frank
n Smith, wounded slightly and missing /;
Peter Mess, wounded, arm and side Samuel
Wertz, wounded, arm orlandy Porter miss-
ing.
COMPANY E.
CarrOlton Rsmsbsrg, killed; Lueius z Cole,
killed; Alexander Herbert, wounded, elbow;
Vim Mcdowell, wounded, skull; Henry ]
Wiiber, wounded slight. hack; Lewis No
gler, missing; Samuel Eaker, missing.
COMPANY p.
Christian Smith, wounded, shoulder; Aman-
dus Rowe, missing; Mason KetChum, miss
ing; Michael Ryan, missing.
COMPANY q.
Christ Fudrow, wounded, arm; Robert
King, wounded, arm and side; Henry Kou-
zsn, wounded, hip.
COMPANY 4.
VIM Nicholson, killed; James Dillon,
wounded, breast; Joseph Mitchell, wounded,
hip.
COMPANY I.
John MOcans, killed; Henry Merton,
wounded, breast; Jacob Conn, wounded,
leg; WIN Calvert. wounded, arm; Patrick
Welsh, wounded, shoulder, George John,
wounded, knife slight.
COMPANY K.
Edward o'NeiI, wounded, both ankles;
Frederick FOnssr, wounded, foot; Joseph
Martin, missing,
SUMMARY.
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