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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

ARsmsdy for ths PfIss.--I. !. bless
ing To the saferius to kAow THAI we hsvs aa
sasetasl cure for this trnly irouhlsssms disease.
Mr.. J. ?. HaEards, Of Iss sscon Street. cinein-
matt, ohio, tskes great pleasure IN informing all
who are sufsting with piles that he used small
quAatity Of Dr. strieklsnd's Pile Remedy. aad Il
Affected permanent care. This seems to Be the
ease with all who make usc ef this spleadii pre-
paration. II is manufactures at No. East Fsnrth
street. Cincinnati, o., aud sold BY all drugglsls.
iuz iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
MOWERS AND REAPERs

Mowers and Reapers for Sale.
WE RAvE on HAED AND FOR SALE. At
w the Lowest prfosss
= Coa.bines Baeksye Mowers ard Heapsrss
70 BHckeYe Aswffss
- Quzksr noHefsf
Is Quaksf MuNsrs esfaH
-vhich mnchinss WsffsIf
sow in AEAiL
mays dsyzn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

Males under 10, 9; 10 to IS, Is. Is
to 20, 49, 20 % %, l07; Is 70 30, III;
30 to 40, 100; 40 to SO, 65; over so, IS.
Females, Is to 20, I6; 20 TO IS, %; IS
TO 30, 20; 80 to 40, "a; 40 to so, IA;
over so, :. Total, 62l
There is very important lesson in
the above 70 the careful observer, and
one which an intelligent and virtuous
people would DO we'll to heed sf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
NdtiUilV.

Irish. 265; American, 106; German,
3d. colored, 46; English, s Scotch, , J;
Welsh, l; French, 8; Italian, 3. Total,
62l.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
coLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This eelsbsated Toilet Soap, In sHeh Hni-
ysrsaI dsnAnd, is made from the choicest ma
tsFi&is, Is mild and emoIiient in its saturs,
fragrantIy scented, and sEsrensly bsEe
aeiaI in its action upon the skin. For sale By
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
PIANOS.
sTRAYED.

IRON ny RESIDENCE. IN MTLLERs-
II BURGH. Warrisk cosnfy, on Tuesday, the
18th d May. fuo 1ares. Ooe vas = bay MARI
abeut Hftssa hands hlzh. ha8 White spot
each side, white fsreheas, btsck fsf. name ard
tai Tbs sthsr Hars vas biack sad aboat fear
teen hands high. They are supposed 20 be both
togsshsr.
Asy psrseu returning thsn % AZ my resi-
asnes. Or gfxfss sueh infor1aati0u Sil LEAD -
thar rsesTery. viii D. libsrsiiy rswssded.
fsz ~ wM ELLIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
River News.


J necoaes. Nash. AIlos Dan. Csnclnnatf
r,Asiisgs SsaeianaEi- America, cineinuAfl.
a4sAnAs rasaseafS Gen. Hallsck. Houd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11

A New ThinK Under the suni
In sts sfccts--tns lantaaeous.
Ia ita eoioring power ma.shisss
In all lts Acknowledgements.
In its oFeration--nasurai.
In its heautifyisg results enduring.
Ia ifs tendendsncy pvessrvssivr.
In las popularity --uasquAlled
CRIsToDoRo's HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both by the World q science and
worli Of Fashlon. the hasss preparation svar Ia
vsatsd BY art to reetlfy the short eomisgs Of Ma.
tuFe. Manufactured BY }. 0RIsTApoRo. Ne. 8
Aster House, New York ssld ~ all Druggists
Applied BY al Hair Drssssrs. may2t In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
BIZ LAST NIGHTS MAIL,

The COMMITTEES Appointed 60 Inferm
mr. Ltneo1n OF his domination ~
ahe white Hause.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

THE CHATHAM RAlLRoAp-We learn
from the President Of this Road, that he
has procured from the Confederate Co
verament sufficient quantity sf irsn 10
lay the road from Cary on the N. C. K. r.
to Lockvihe on Deep River. twenty.,hree
miles. Energetic means will be immedi~
ately commenced 10 finish the track, which
will give an outlet TO the valuable coal and
iron Of the Deep River valley.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

RxsEcrIos.--Amongst the most interest.
ing Operations that the surgery of the
present war has brought into comparative
notariety, is that known'as resrction. IL
consists IN opening limb BY dividing the
fcsh and musrles 50 40 10 expose the in
ineiosed bsne or joint. and allow its rems-
val. N cases Of severe injury. The flesh
is then brought together. and the wound
trestsd in the usual method.
Nature repairs in most wonderful man
ner the less Of bone due 10 this operation.
When a section is thus sawed out OF the
shaft Of q bone. the limb contracts 50 as to
bring together the t~o euds Of the bone.
and these are soon eonjoinsd BY cartilasi.
nous substance which naturc provides. The
limb is thus shortened, but becomes strong
and ~ useful as ever. We have seen a
case in which the entire elbow joint. with
an inch or two OF ihc bsne in each dlree.
tion. was renewed b, reseetion. Already
nature had formed a tolerable joint by its
srisly deposit. the hand was as useful as
ever, and for fitting. the arm was as strong
as before. But for this operation. stnPu-
tation would have been the only resource.
Riehmsud SenliHtL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

LETTERS TO PRIsoSERs.-we are re.
quested by an officer who has Just reached
this place from Northern prison, 10 urge
upon persons who are writing TO friends 10
captivity BY the flag OF truce boat, the ab.
soiufs necessity Of conforming 70 the regu-
lations. These have been often published /;
but some persons never learn, aud in con
sequence many letters are sent on which
never reach those to whom they are ad /.
dressed. A letter must moi erceed one page
Of ordinary letter paper. II must not be
inierinsd. II must refer 10 pOihing but IA
miiy matters. Often are letters withheld
IRON the prisoners because Of The inspec
tors endorsement, contraband in length, p
o. conlraband in sentiment Let all
remember that IL is useless 10 writs, unless
the above directions are complied with. A
letter that conforms TO the rules. and has a
Psderal postage stamp on il, is pretty cer-
tam TO be delivered; and the comfort
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

lty. Let US win battles and we, shalt have
overturss soon enough.
Is there a man in the Soath in favor Of
reconstruction Mr.. Davis drew a pic
ture Of the horrors of reunion. which
means .subjugation. "All that | have to
|say," he exclaimed, in concluding this
portion Of his remarks. /" is that the man
who is in favor Of this degradation. is on
the wrong side Of the line ofbattle."
Mr.. Davis then adverted to the con-
scrip, law. defended its necessity, and
spoke OF more concise and universal ap-
plication. He concluded his remarks by
a pretty eulogy to the women Of the revo-
luton.
lie was listened to throughout with great
attention interspersed with applause.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

we coad successfully vanqsish. and de-
feat, and cut the Yankees to pieces by
guerrilla warfare. All went away, when
he closed. in 4 joyful mood. frightened
with the light Of mild but steady hope.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

ATTACK ON WILMINGTON CoSygnPLATRp>
III is stated from Washington that ma
val attack upon Wilmington is meditated,
fer which the fleets are gathering and the
land force is in readiness
The Petersburg Express of the S,h.
learns from the Christian Sun, the isforma,
ton ",hat there is little or no doubt ,ha,
feet is now fofming between Norfs.k and
Old Point 10 attack Wilmington. A,nsng
the number Of vessels seen. are rive very
formidable monitors"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

which they carry to the csptives is difficult
to be conceived Of BY any who have aot
experienced like isolation from home and
triends. Richmond Sentinel.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

STARVING rms. .SeurH.-rhe New York
World, in speaking Of the impsssibility OF
starving out the Confederacy, says: !" The
resources Of Texas in neat cattle were ca.
pable Of meeting, without undue strain.
continuous and unceasing draft equal 10 the
raiions Of million men and this year u.
ter year"
Which the Louisville Democrat improves
as follows:
1T can be added, too. that all other
things are 10 proportion
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12
Aillsburaugb gssstatr,
HILLSB0R0UGH, N. G.
Wednesday, October II, 1864.

We give in our 6rs. page to-day letter from the
Hon. A. II. Stephens, Vice President Of the Confsd
sracy. The subject Of which he treats is in itself Of
deep interest," and the high position hs occupies gives
greater Importance 10 his views.
We also give the report Of speeches delivered by
President Davis at Macon and a, Giesnsborough, On
his return from visit TO the army in Georgis. He
gives quite an encouraging secoun, of the condition
ofihs affairs in that quarter. Thossh TO mind. less
bouyant the state Of .hings there may appear soms.
what critical, there 10 much 10 encourage The hsps
that the Prssdsats an,eipalions may no, be dissp-
pointed. .l1l .
A6airs about Richmond and Petersburg have no,
besn much changed within the last two weeks. In
The VALLEY our eause appears 70 be improving.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

GES. HARpEE. We learn fran the Ma
csn Confederate that this distinguished
Georgian has. 1t his own request, Been re-
lieved from duty with the army Of TenAes-
see and or6sved 10 Charleston.
The Iron Clad Ram Alexandria has pat
to sea. followed BY two vessels. one laden
with her armasnent and he other with her
ammunition. Il is believed that she will
be heard from in doe time anil IN the right
quarter. II is not kn.wn how she gai nut.
the British Governmrn, having done all il
could TO prevent her sailing.
ciarbs,.n Merruyy. 4
BIBLEs ToR HsoD's sAssY.-Sintren thou.
sand copies 81 the Bible and Testament,
arrived in Selma on the 18th inst. en- route
for Hoods army. They are the hrst in
stallmeat Of ffty thoasasd presented the
troops Of The Confederate State. bs the
American Bible Society at New York.
They came by way oi Memphis.
THx LAsr OF rHg 0LD sTocK.-M..
Grissem. reiict OF Mr.. Jane, Gri,so,n. of
Granville comfy, n. C.. departed this lie
absut the 18th ult. Her husband was q
soldier in the old Revolution. They we're
married several years before that var.
She was shout Ito or ! Is years old.
Raleigl coajedtras.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

IMPORTANT DEcIsioN,--Judge Halyburton
Of the Cosfederate Court at Richmond has
delivered his opinion in the case Of John
II. Briscos and tho thirty Marylanaers
who appeared before him under writ OF IA.
Jsas corpus, claiming their discharge from
military service on the ground that their
tern of service had expired. The JnJge
was Of the opinion that these men. being
.Marylanders, and therefore not embraced
within the conscription act, could net be
held. the term Of voluntary enlistment hav-
ing expired. They wee therefore dis
charged.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

CONFLICT OF hErHoRnr.-Judge Haly-
burton Of the Confederate Court has de.
cidsd that Marylsnders WIN had served
out the term for which they enlisted in the
Confederate army. cannot be held to fur
ther service, but TO be discharged il they
80 demand.
Judge Parker. of the Winchester Circuit,
in Virginia. has decided. on the other
hand, that the voluntary abandonment Of
their own State BY Marylandsrs. their
coming here and making common cause
with vs. IN our struggle, are acts TO which
the law attaches The responsibilities as well
as the privileges Of domicil il nat Of citi-
zenship. and such personssre consequent
y embraced in the legislation that con
tinues all enrolled men in service.
At present We have no tribunal whose
decree nav settle such csnflicn Of suthori.
". coaEa,rak
10 10 gosd policy TO eonseribe refssses ifsm Mary
land, whsihsr their object 10 fleeing from there be 4
avoid service s the army, because of sympathy 20
The Southern cause II the first. f.ilsfs 10 accom-
Psh may induce them 70 remain 81 home preicrrisl
rather. ihsy mast SIGHT. to Sight against ., than To-
-; 4 the latter. though their sympahies NAV di.in
cline then 70 enter The service srsna u.s. the fe.ln;
may not be aronE snough 70 orreons . natural r.
pcgnsnes TO -ar sgsnsi their brethren at home. II
that var may not The nsnbsr of our snemie. be 10
eres'sd 10 greater proportion Than the strength o
our armies We are noIswysr, and cannot therefor,
speak from the book bu, the view we take Of III,
siier inelinss Us 10 favor Tho opinion of Judge HsIy
burton.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1864-10-12

Pursuant to 4 call from his Excellencv
Gov. Vance. the Couucil Of State met q,
the Council Chamber in this city on
Wednesday. The following were present,
+. B. Satterthwaite. of Pit; A. L. David
son. Of Macon; ]. r Harsroye. of Anson I;
and l.. Eldridge, Of Johnston. DIR. Jane.
Galloway, Of Wilkes, was absent.
The following appointments were made
A. g. Foster, Of Randolph. Counsellor ol
State. vice r. P. Dick. resigned. r. II.
Winston. jr.. Counsellor Of State. vice j.
h. Stubss. resigned.
Col. ]. ID. Hyman. of Henderson, and
Henry Mutt, of New Hanover. were ap.
pointed members Of the Internal Improve
ment Board.
The Council declined TO recommend .
call Of the Legislature al present.
The Couacil adjourned on yesterday.
Raleigh Consrnafire, Th.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-09-02
CORRECTION.

In Col. Ould's' introduction to tho recent
correspondence 90 tho subject Of the exchange
of prisoners, published ysssosdsyr 30 wrong
da.s was Inadvertently ,.i the opening
sentence, which should have read ION the
22l ofJuly, 1862. mot 1881 the Cartel OF
Exchange was agreed upon. --.-----.
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GASU tiiiHS.
lEERY'& liitiEttE.

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NOM ."''''' ''.'',''
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,:coa3 l.. qjHeH'
Field 49, SEA: E:r."-
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Compa,,y E-Wraudli. !.,i.r..; IL ,aaHi.-.
,hnnb ill., d.,
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severe.
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arm a"p''''''' A'J " = " ''''''
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company l. Me '''ai III ''"'
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company ""''
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Fauniler'y, hast' *3ni.i 81 !"I-
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wounded ahu mt1ite "H,e'
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finger a,npna,si Ta"; ::'%g No., light IN
hand' M'Ssins 'G''''e van Coon.
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T'rsI't<
THRASH, =.

IN crdR 10 promote, n - IS :.
liquidation by IA" Trea:n5Y o. o..
Notes, the IRE -Sl'-r, ft,! ia'' &C.,.
!isries In the hItsfen. Si.:'r-, 49, a'"'
receive ,hesaii notes. CNsrit "3r ,.'"..
ern,GIn, on deposit, t-sa...y ''' '-a.r '-.
upon hypotkee.tion OF 40. tam .'....'
,.tcatcs 20 lie paykbir ga d,r'.a. r'..
ninety days.
Aud ali the agests f1r IL" So" 80. ...
hereby author z,.f n rsr"i'' ~ IL .
Sc,,... above ma =, .. ...y ...-.. .. ..
t. rate Il CO 9-' psf S-'.'s... H. =
aG-:!:f '.'.' ...
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rs OF ~ III g. p.
y Ing Sil Per Cent p-. n:;.."ar

A y
y Ing Sil Per Cent p-. m:;..'; ~
Hee rom Taxation.
ThfA,uHY nF.rT..-
hicrupn;, u-
Bytts I4th scct!0n Of the A'ti, .t.-
Approved February l1th, 1871. ~ f''..
bury Is authorized 10 Issue :'' a1pFs ...
two years after the ratification @! l."t'
the GIFTED sta'7s. They cannot BE- 90 ~.
be issued TO such creditors Il The govern
lag 10 receive tue saEc In pay men. ~ 2
They r.u,t also be given a, ~. thcr.
don.
The attention O, prrchs'ing as-r' ~
GERS o, the government 10 called {" ..
cur!,Ics as ofehng peculiar "t:":'A e.
whom the supplies OF the goYcVnreLt :
facilitate the use sitl.rm checks dra"n b
cs-s upon the depos,tarlr: hvid!cs i'.sa.
scross the fare, "psyatl- 70 cr''.''a ..
will he paid In con!oI nifty ;h"tr"I.'.
q. y, rcsi.nriss are he.e1y ~ 49,
comply with this requIatlvn. a~d g. I'..
the Rrsisler ior supplies c'c','.h'',. BIZ.
(SiSnrd)
auI~E II s'.I
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I OAEs ON THE sEGIEiii 49, .
/ 4 dTed MILLION q per cent Egn.,s+".
VA seS. Of tie Currency LAVE
Deposits an coil Will he receive" .T
this city, the Assistant i..is:r'r l'..
and the Lepositarres e. NUS'lHs' $50 e.
Savannah, augusta .si u .,5..sfs
wiz be Issued FOR th: f.anr, 3ca-.-- .a.
aT ccat- per aonarn. aaH 'rrG5r! ~
Of ID a&Oupt o, the ABOVE bUrdF, '
these loans. The bond. % u: 80. e'l.'
and the proceeds. whsl En'l, sIu'..'
payment, u thc SAIL rertirct:"".
The security AID con'eH'r..re 81. 20
ether corporate ng. .GG 70 - 9I".a
:aode nj temporary 'HNc''rn -E'T, al
meh.uss.i: generally ntrp't!. - -'.u
within moderate bounds, :: :. 'c. =.
The favorable censih-Fs'igE % th- cor
their psoul; cooperation =, csr-JIr.'
q :. nat
jy21-f >~rr-..
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so;ro o,;,h n, hook nntar ,La dear old ft3.-

GUIIT WIZ HH UauK uIIHo' II0 - -, r,nrI
Oac sc4ns ni;oted me .nn:h twas ''",'
tau. o:a poDr fellow wa t"te'i? ""i' T. ~ r."
moved. nnl w!.4n 40 told IA" 10 II" s', W.,
take nus With y"u az !'s Is y'' ~ "'''' '"I
mo Il. az, n, way ho,na II J'H Il" '"s' l
ghall craal after tie t:.'n ~ long ~ il" lasts,
and taan de op the i't with my ',"F
We put hiri irto -" '.'n:'!'"S''; ':i'H h'""sn.
him along un'i' ceA.h !ciicSen h'';,' h''l '''@'i
s,onncd ind L,s.i@: him. Il,s le"t word
were: M; (. .,& f; II Tying. brit kn"~
ehull mol b, lis .hsv.' %founj i'7 ,uit"ra' t.
food uptm. {, n'F comrades We 40 "no
lad ,>ag Is, bat al I,A :.ar. here. - Niagara
| Demu3:G..
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HsADeSItfsi.- CiM' - =.
klshmopJ. t.u,T
h accordance With tse;T- .l"' - OF & ..
Is, ASa.ab, and !. s,.c'o- G'r'.as 'f'.'
he ownsry Of tae folio ias s'n9eS w. "a .
and prove their c;ainis. ~ regT.'rl - S..
EdrMd TYrnur, slive q .i"'. g.
Nd
Rob oft Bark. slnv. {. Robert b!aci /
slnia.
ty.md.
S.iauel U,s:n, slave G! al Een Ter y.
Queen equity, Va
Harvey hey, s!ars Of 81 d BIZ III 8
We,!eJ Stokes. slave Of Heary .'e!.,'
re+s'e.
Il.a.u Sandy. sIavs Of Hsrr3 EI,'. 4
Nc.
u.ors5 Shields, sIAv. OF D.. WILL, 90.
cSuntJ, 40.
hartI. slave CT Stuuel AcIr.", f.s...
ts.
-. tlsve Of CsIv'a Benfr'i, =.
Va.
L~sns, slave Ct Dr. Perry. Lyon a. 10.
F.imuni, slsye y. eI:aic DT y !.HS'.B ir.
county. Va.
By cr.- Of Major T.. ?rrTnS.
susG.'~ LLIt. ...
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14fS5iEE
ADJ'T AND INSP. K DEN

RlpnnuNr. Ao..sl - ~
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. 70.
l. In consequence ~ Ia: .......
artillery officers for ordnance 1U,s. tv .
Congress, approved Juac to-. ..
tribu;ion Of grades. Enrona,s.! .a .....-.,
ders No. lilo, tlsG3,) is caan,eu oa..l
ing: Five lieutenan, ,ioac.. ,gr,-. gil.
ty-fl1e captains, sixty ,irs: at. ---.
forty second lieutenant.
II. These otticr-s, together H. -.. .
Of the regular Cor!e,..rs:r ,r...
officers OF the proyi..prai ar....-
placed on ordnance l"l7 by g..
War, will alone hereafter 60
Of officers !Or ordnance dus. tr
GERS on trlaance Gut; ar Ca,
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j. NJ. J.rHE,
Colonel, ian Nsa. volunteers,
Harris Brigade.
TnshH9!on -inHlsry.
Jn. in.io"ing ism liz. Of casualties in Tt
Rlt;Bii0u Washington Artillery, COMMANDED by
!iou.,a .aul Colonel Is. +. Eshleman) from I'D
Jurc G-,.i, 30 Isl al Angus. I3Gl:
Ear Company. Csptain Edward OTen-kll-
led I i7a.5 81 i. Harris JIly9: II Whitcomb,
Juy.J Wonnie,I ino.aIIy Private WMainesr
JAY -.
SEC mi Company. Captsn J. B richardson
Kii3eA rfiyate William Aiminginser. June " 81
iL; ! Company, Captain A. Here, Jr-kiled ;
@efr. n: +. Etrmeiberf, Jnly ~ Private }
'ioc ] .:p Juty 50.
Fnar.h Company, Csptsin Joseph Norcan-
Di.t O! G:scYsa: Private Mooney, July 9Th
20 iic:a) T. J. EuRsHEEpT Adjutant
C,MF aSrH - REGIMENT. [
I; TIE TRENCHES, Eug. 18th, 1864.
{, aisman ION will confer fsTor upon the
itim IDS I'D members of Company ID. Goth Va.
Loft r.ry ny publishing the following list Of cas-
nall ,es which hive Occurred therein since the
o.h .. sisy inclusive. 20 date:
.i!ed lst Serst J Z Thomas, G II Digs,
c. rpi j J Digss, Ptivs'. George Terry.
W oun3cI Cap, j I Owens, right arm; Seret j
c. Hujcius lead. seveIs;. Corpl J W Thomas,
III -hscvors Private II r Huigins, left lee; j I
IL ic hes. Ter; hand; Eiksma Dggs, left am slight;
4mes Drake, right leg; L N Banks, leit side,
$, we're; IYn. Harmon, left wrist, severe; H
u hita, fee, sever; Richardson. hand slight;
w Ills Richardson face, severe; John II Hud-
sii u, LEFT ,rm and hand, slight s II Foster face,
sLa ;.; i + Hicks, back. slight Missing: Corpl
= J Jar,as Private T A Prstt, Q 81 Calls. I ]
lT:.it., WIN Hrdgins, A NJ ssdlef.
Very respectfully, a. J: MILLER,
Is. Cieai, !Coud'g. Go, ,, 18th ia infantry.
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has heca irfor1ed that TIE co'e?N1s
10 carry ;hsE1. te!ng willing - i''r '--
lattice cone them Of ione is's =
II ausvis,e &C far So p'2t'H-' o.
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company will receive lr,tsr- ga :. :
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pos,olst on ;b-.l!ae Ok psirroAh .,
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p rsors hIe oR deos oE claim: RgsJEt lie ee'st.
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the The unders gn-d te:i.rnrat. In
coriancc with decree 81 the erocit co,,rt Ct Amelia
county toe suI. ;her an pecdag uaG-r the lyle CT Ha
sons ctoditora " Mason Guatess sni Others
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