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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs Fof FORAGE.
GHIs5 9YssIE1 n.s:Ss. DELE ~,

CHIEF QuARTEnAfASTER'E OFFICE,
wAsHINoToH pEPoT, December 5 1883. !
sealed proposals are invited BY the undersigned
for supplying the United States ousrtermaster's
Department, at Washington, D. g bAlttmore, Mdl
hlsssasri. and ,,S TGEt sUHroc w. Q, s,sSsr Of
BIDS viii Be received for the delivery OF 5000
bushels Of corn or oats and 50 tons Of hay or straw,
bidders must state At which Of the abOve-nsmsd
rates al which they viii make deliveries thereat,
Ss sssn :sa SsSSiRe. nan e sOm
meneed, and when TO be completed.
The price mus, he written out in words on the
bids, Z ..t ..
Corn TO DO put up in good stout sacks, Of about,
two bushels each. Oats In like sacks, Of about
three bushels sssh. The sack. 70 be furnished
hay and straw 10 be securely baled.
fhe particular kind or description Of oats, corn,
hay, OF straw, proposed to 10 delivered must be
An the articles offered under the bids herein In
yited, will be subject TO rigid imposition By the
Government Inspector before being accepted.
Contrasts will be awarded from time 70 time TO
the lowest responsible bidder, A. the interest OF
the Goysrnmsnt may require, and payment will b
have been delivered and accepted
The bidder win be required 70 accompany his
proposal with EGsrsntJ .i "a ~ two rs,Ponsi,
they win, within ten days thereafter, eKccute the
contract Tor the same, with good and sufiicient
ss, e ~ ne oras 70 prososea n
with the terms 81 tbs Advertiiemsnti and in ease
the ssid bidder shall fan 70 enter lnto the contract
Of said bidder and the next lowest responsible bid
der, or the persons to whom the contract may be
The responsibility Of the Euarantors must be
shown by the ofieiAl certificate OF United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other oiiess under the Unitsd stats Government
All bidders will be duly notified OF the acceptance
or Leieetion Of their proposals.. -,.--.,.,,,,
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DENTISTRY.

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
Il pain, with Innoxious yApor, by DIR. s. b.
sIGEsMoND, No. 900 rennsyfyania avenue,
Inventors and sole Manufacturers Of Anassthetic
reform, Ether, but strictly Anaesthetio Agent en-
tirely free from exhilerating effects and perfectly
harmless, causing quiet sleep, with pleasant
SensatiOns and perfect lnsenIlbillty to pain.
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DRIYATE SALE. THE UNDER
il ngned. deslTing to leave the city OF Washing
fon OeTa at private sale the following property
Twentieth street, near NJ street. viz; One tWO-stOry
Brick Bt 70 and Dwelling Hnu.e, with twO-story
brick back building, containing i've rooms and large
store room, having front Of 10 feet by depth OF
"a feeti together with the entire stock and fixtures
In the store There 10 Alss me frame sable on
the rear OF EAld lot. And one thFee-StOry Brick
Dwelling House, with basement, floating 10 feet
60 depth Of 90 feet.
Inquire Of the owner, on the premises.
DANIEL PEEL,
jAl2-eod2w No, 5t7 2Oth street, near NJ u.
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THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING A
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT
10 all irhOn may concern, GREETiSG;
Notice IL hereby giTsn, that, on the 26th day OF
November, 1853, the United AtAteB steamer James
Adger captured, ~ lawful prize, the schooner
Ella, tackle, ke., and cargo, and brought the same
into this District for adjudication, and the same
are llbeled and prosecuted IN this Court In the
such lawful prize, and have been arrested by the
Marshal As Iuehi and that said cause will stand
for trial at the City Hail. In the city Of Washing
and where all peFaOna arc warned 10 appear 10
show cause why condemnation should not be de-
creed and to intervene ior their interestsi Janu-
AIRY H. 1854, RI. MEiGs,
JAl2-2Awtd Clerk.
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At very large meeting OF the Association, at
the house Of Mayor wALLAeH, on Wednesday,
January g 1864 changes were mace In the commit.
tees and the collectors, new Committee on Deco
rasions was appointed, and also persons from the
several Loyal states TO solicit subscriptions,
tributions Of articles, Se, was ordered that the
President Gauss the list as corrected, TO be pub
lished In all the city papers, daily until the let Of
February.
PRECEDENT
Major y. D. FRENCH.
Vice President.
HENRY ID. COOK, Esq.
SecrefdrY.
gELAH SQUIRES, ESQ.
Treasurer.
Mrs. L. y. CHITTENDEN. Az.
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10 be certified by the United stAtes District At.
toTney, Collector OF Customs, or any other Officer
under the United States Government, or rcsponsl-
bic person known to this once.
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A HOTEL AND RES

A LEXANDRIA HOTEL AND RES
IA TAuRANT.--hIeals and Rsfreshmenis fur
nished in superior style on the New York plan, at
J. MoCARTHYis RESTAURANT, 40 KinE street.
Opposite Provost MAruhAl'a ONCE Alex andrlA Va
strangers and citizens mould not fail to call.
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READ JOHN W. BRoNAUGH's LETTER.
NAVY Dept, BUREAU or YARDS AND DocEal

Prepared By HoSTETTER 4 SMITH,
n-,..,n Pittsburgh, "a.
Now York once, No, ~ Broadway.
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FINANCIAL.


FIRST
NATIONAL BANK OF wAsHINeToN.
H. capitai-eS0O,OOo
n This ZANE, organized under the NAtioaal
banking Law OF the last Congress, Il opened this
day for the transaotisn Of business, 81 the corner
Of Fineenth and streets, opposite Treasury Do
partment n. D. COOKE, President,
VIM 9. HvNrrHoroN, Cashier. se1a-tf
JAY COOKE & CO., . a..
bankers
NO. Iss FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES,
IL. VOUCHERS, COIN,
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DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURF

II
~ WAsHISoTos, D. c., Dec. is, Ise3.
Toh s GroDsr! and Mangf aciIefs ~ FIsI and Heap,
The Connissloners Appointed BY this Depart
.ylvania, William NJ. bailey, OF Rhode Island and
John A. WArder OF Ohio, to consider the following
Fof tavestS.tOns to test the prsc,ieasty Vol 81
cultiyatinE and preparing max and hemp as sub
stitute for cotton, twenty thousand dollarSp ksv.
the subject, believing that q further and miller
notice Of their Investigations might produce yAlu-
able results, Adjourned to meet again ON wednes-
NJ, and request all persons interested In the dis
tributiol Of this Appropriation, or anxious TO de-
this Department, on or before thatdAy, samples Of
the Hemp and Flax In the different stages Of pre-
ParAtion Of the nbIes and fabrics prepared by
processes used and the cost OF production in each
ealc also, Of the kinds and cost OF ma
and n qsf g T
This Information Is necessary before an IntellI.
~ ISAAC NEWTON,
deolb-dtfe2t Comm'Bsioner.
IN AND
WASHING TON
STEAMS LINE.
sEMI-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGToN ASD GEoRGEToWN, D. c.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
SALVOR, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYS, at 10 u. M, from foot Of High street
Georgetown, and Pier 10, foot Of Wall street, New
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN RHlNEHART, Agents,
foot Of High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2s-Sm lit Wall street, New York.
SOMETHING INTERESTING TO
~ LOOK AT.-AnybOdy not aware that BARR
BRO have the finest stock OF ready made Clothing
In this city, should at once go and take look 81
our beautiful styles OF Sack and Froek OyeTcoAtn.
The new style OF Business FFoOk 10 charming, and
all the line styles OF Pants and VeAta IH curiosity
70 look a. Parents can bring their boys and get
them lifted out entirely new, at a very moderate
expense, as we keep large stoek OF Boys Cloth,
ing. we have AlsO a very large stock OF Gents
fnrnlshing Goods, which goods We Will offer al
Wholesale prices BARR BRO,
docs2-in Corner and seventh street.
A LEXANDRIA HOTEL AND RES
IA HUMANITARIAN and RsfFeshmenis fur
nished in superior STYLE on the New York plan, at
J. MoCARTHYis REsTAURANT, 40 KinE street.
Opposite Provost MAruhAl'a ONCE Alexandria, VA
strangers and citizens mould not fail to call.
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NEVADA TERRITORl
1873 From Virgins City, by Carson, Genoa, En-
days, YRnk's, strawberry, Webster, Moss,
sportImAn'h Hall, and Placerville, tCali-
foruiA,) TO Folsom City, 40 miles and back,
daily.
Schedule from april 10 December / rs months .
Leave Virginia City daily at 10 m,
Arrive at Folsom City next day by 10 n. NJ, "a
hOursD
Leave Folsom CITY daily at SAM;
Arrive at Virginia city next day by =. ~ t2i
hours
Schedule from December 10 iPril l, q moaih,.J
Leave Virginia City daily at 10 q. mi
Arrive at Folsom City third day by 10 y. NJ, rs
hOursD
Leave Folsom City daily atsa.m.;
Arrive at Virginia City third day by : =. nl., Us
houra.)
BIDS for four years service invited; that Is from
July I, 1854, TO June 30, 1868.
POSr OEFICE DEPARTMEST,l
January 2, 1884,
NoTE.-BIds viii be received and Considered for
reducing the running time on the above route from
April I to December from ~ hours To "a hours,
and from December to April from IS hours to rs
hours.
Bids are Also invited to convey the letter mails
only, excluding the paper and document mails.
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hereby certify that, 10 the best OF my knewl.
edge and belief, the AbON e-nAmed guaFantors are
good and sufieient As surcties for The amount for
which they offer TO he security.
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~ Csiiiornia. htopoSais arc also invited ior four
yesrE service, trom July !, 1884 70 June 20, 1852
'I-T.7 NJ BLAIR, Postmaster General
r.a ..... KANuAs. l4
il9os From Aiehison, b. Lancaster, Kinnekuk,
slsss, SSl.tSIs, oEslo . ,toscs fsTnss
Nesrlsta Territory Gray SON :, Big Sandy,
tlon, cfaig Plum Greek, willow Island,
So SSTss plas SlP PssScu sYssHTH'e paTSs
mai sa;s L Lax. ssad HUI Dis5ond sp5tngs
siies Sy FrsaOn9. SrsE.id. FAYE Essis. s sss
1oo Sr r.Ss sss sohss es GaSss f Hss
sS SsI0 Tsrrim.Sry nT5iai. psls WHEY
FoH Halleck, Elk Mountain, Pass Greek,
So5th Platte, sage Creek, Pine Grove,
Dusk LAKE., bus p sUlin sR,ip IEs:lsSs 'f ne
Fond, Black Buttes, Roek Point, salt welIs,
Rock springs, Green RiyeE Lone Tree,
Susis., slIisSyihs, fsTt Br Ssn Sa Ssi
9u.king Asp spring. Rear River, Needle
Es ss p ssSS asas ma NGs wa
pale, e SAT- Lake City, l'12o miles and
schcsIs ron 2gra to prc,nS,r q months,
Arriv. At sait Lake city Thirteenth day BY 3.
NJ Law Az i sSt Isks city daily nap.m,
hours
Schedule r,om Dec,mSep 10 Apyni. n nonihsJ
Leave Atehison DALI at .. m;
.A.siss at Salt Like city hftecnth day by -. m,
Lsaye salt Lake City daily st9p.m.
As<ivsa At Atehison hfteehth day b. . p. m, tsss
hours1
nids Tor four years, service invited thstis, from
July ., 1884, 10 June 90, 1905 .
Posr oTTIcE DErARTNESr,l
.... January ., 1854. I
0rE-Bids will also be received and considered
for reducing the running time on the above route
from April to Desember from 258 hour to ga
hours, and nom December to April from 3Ss
houra to sos hours.
Bids are also invited 10 convey the letter mail
only excluding the paper and doc Iment malls.
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DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL
IL AGENCY.


Everybody should call on
n. X. MILLER,
lNTELLIGEHCE OFFICk,
FOI seIh an and real estate Agency Ne. 81 Ninth
street near rehhGylVAnlA avenue, (nOftl,1
PARTICULAR attention paid to the renting of Dwell.
unga and boarding Houses, stores SO, Real "a.
tate and other Property bought and Soid On com
mission. $50 - ~
Property holder can obtain the lies, Of tsnsut,
without charge. W 'S
NIB. The best OF reference given when reou,,.d
ooIB-u ''fui'eu'
Dogs CLOTHING. I'VE ARE NOW
ID In receipt Of lArSe assortment Of Boy', "A
childTen's Clothing Of The newest Stylss, Iuitsbis
for the pFeaent season for drOaa and school weHr
20 which we hVlte the Attention Of parents.
WALL, BTEPHERs 4 Co.,
S10 PsnnsylV GniA Avenue, betWeeL
Ninth and Tsuth stfss'I
ar io--tff star IRtsl.l
TtONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR
" sale to Groesrs, Hotels and Families the best
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR
CHOICE BUCKWHEAT MEAL
R00FIk0 CEMENT and PAPER
,o,,,,,s-. a.,,,,s OF The best quality, at the
NEW ENGLAND STORE,
Corner Of First and D streets, near Railroad Depot
de9o-lm' q .ss j. H. ChOSsMhk
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COLORADO TERRITORY.
1895 FIom LAthAr by Big Bend, Fort LuptOn and
Persons, to Denver city, - miles and
back, daily.
Leave Denver daily at 8 A. NJ;
Arrive at Latham same dAy. by sP. NJ ,(I9 hOurs.)
Leave Latham daily on tha arrival OF the mail
from Atehlson AEd from sat Lake.
Arrive ~ Denver In twelve hours after.
BIDS fhT four yeArE' service Invited tha' Is,
from July l. 1854, 10 June 90, 1858.
Bids are also invited to convey the letter malls
only, excluding the paper and document mAilS.
NOTES
Each route uSt be bid for separately, with sepA.
rate guarantee and certificate and must provide
Tor the conveyance OF the man with eelerity, Ger
tAinty and security" using the terms OF the law
II viii he perceived that the scheduled are ar
ranged SO AZ 20 ioIm one continuous line from
Aehiaon, Kansas, to Foltom city and back, con-
yeying the eHfiTe mail, each wAv, In 10 days eight
months 10 the year, aud In % days four months in
the year; and under date, I'd January 1884 the in
yited expedited schedule requires ID days tOr eight
months, and 90 days for four mouths.
For form OF proposal, guaranty, and ceTtIheAte,
and for Instructions, requirements, AZ, bidders
referred to the pamphlet advertisement of this
date, at the prlncpal post Offices. Bidders should
he careful to post pay bids.
M. BLAIR,
lAl6-w4w Postmaster General.
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PROPOSALS,
limited STATES MAILS.
ovERLApp oAIrFonNIA ROUTE.

.r 90 gosr orrer lEyknTnrsr,)
'''l wA'Hsror0s err, Hst z i ,ssa:
PROPOSALS win be received A ths Contract
once Of thle Department untn , y. NJ. Of March a
malta Of me United States In the State OF KANaAs
and Territories Of CoLoRApo, uTAT and NEyA pA,
and ~ ne schedules o. Departures and arrivals
herein Specided, constituting the overland route
10 CallIorniA. Proposals arc also invited for four
'N"T NJ BLAIR, Postmaster General
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SENII-WEEKLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN, D. c.
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The large hall at the corner of Broadway ald
9th st. was crowded last evening by tho Union overs
Of the I'D Ward. very large number OF ladies' Was
The meeting came TO order At y o'clock. Geo +.
Bradford esq. called II the chair and sfter aver
by the Rev. Mr.. Fox, song by Anderson's Cec Club.
ssa e: sSs qY s sai7e:. T sas Of s
Army Of tho Cumberland 10 the people Of the loya!
States. The address was received with loud applause
GEoR0g WILLIAM CURIIs yeas the first speaker. He
said when Gen. Sherman after Of the most n,agnif
cent campaigns record reached Atlanta, no found
himself confronted by the Rebel arguments as he bad
been before BY the Rebel aruiea He had drawn his
sword and demolished their armies. be drew his pen
and demolished their arguments In his famous letter
spoke the statesman well as tho soldier Could any
Of us ask palmer statement OF the case than has The
Government of the United States had now been deied
by Rebels in for more than three years. In the
beginning the Rebels had the advantage OF being the
men who were educated to war. Gen Sherman let the
Military Academy OF Louisiana TO enter the army of
the United States while Gen. Seymour. whoee letter
had dono 80 much 20 redeem tho name OF seymour IN
these Its degenerate days. had but recently declined the
wbcn the war began. The Rebels were ready from tho
frsi We had been obliged 10 make ready while fighting.
Now after four years OF struggle the American peope
had driven the Rebellion to bay. The hand Of Grant
and Farogu Of Sheridan and Of Sherman bud pressed
the oathsome dragon Of Rebellion TO the earth. and
should take heel from his neck all CORY ~
he with the blood OF orr brothsrsi The heart Of the
and Andrew johnson were by 1t already elected.
Since It's origin In 1919. the Democratic party
had always been tho war party. les maxim, was
81 40 fight and country right or wrong and sen
orally It's wars were wrong. u varied with the SEM.
nolss with Mexico, with the fugitive Slave. But now
the authority Of tho Uuited States being dehcd We
had seen thc rump Of this war party. over which cg
houn and not Jackson gained the ssccndency NEE.
Chicago and offer to the victorious American PeoPc
policy OF humiliation snt total disgracs Slnco .nc
death of the illustroas Douglas Il had had no
man; else suoh platform would have been ~ %
Retnrninv from Chicago they thrust out 0 ntuo nun
tary gentleman and said: Look st hm see t . ' 49,
see tie buttons Isn't this war; But wa. III Mo r;o
military gentleman large enough = Sonv Val
hide the men who had declared inc var var
infamous and fatricidai w1 b IIes enough 70 a,as
Teos.s a. Pendeton VIA being q sne extreme seSes'
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FROM D1yssOCRv.


ST. LoUs, Monday. Oct. 3. 1864.
Surgeon Carpenter, Medical Director Of this
district, accompanied by Rebel aag Of truce arrived
here last night 10 procure medical supplies for the
wounded both sides. The Race,s lcst about 200
killed and 600 or soO wounded In e assault on the fort
at Pilot Knob. Major Wilson, ID Missouri Militia,
commandsn Of the post. and Capt. Dingor. i7th As-
souri who we're captured BY the Rsbcis. vero badly
treated.
Major Walker. who biavely desended Potosi and
severa other persons nsrioed in cold blood after
the surrender Of the place.
There ia nothing Trustworthy yot from Gen. Ewing.
Tho Iron Mountain Railroad 10 pretty badly damaged,
and Il VIII take two Tsnths 20 repair Il.
There Is nothing new from franklin this morning.
Two brigades Of the onrslcd militia of this district
have zone 10 LaoeSe Soition on the Pacific Railroad
ciyht miles from here.
1t 4, understood tina. Gen. Rosccrans VIII take th'
field to-day.
Among the Rebel wounded at Pilot Knob gro Col
Thomas. Col Monroe. Major surridge and several cap
tsins.
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Fonr MoraoA Oct.

Fonr Mov8ox. Oct. iD4
There has been 10 arrival from the James
River Ddsy.
Dr. Iii Mcclellan. Assistant Director AZ FortItss
Monroe rent several surgeons TO fewborn on the
Dudley Dnck TO-DAY a.llft Dr. Hands Medi-
cal Dreor ofths latter place Thsprsssilins sickness
IL fhe csuss.
The following 70 list % sict api wounded officers.
who have arrived u, Che.spealo Bosp:soi to-day from
Deep 80, om, James River;
LON gisht2 n ~ back {. p,. Wyihsry ST. sc bad
Cap, : oopsr y G ,su u !. hriPp,, Pa Ad hip
sIs W Fahrein.su - G. fnit IA laoop Pa Arhish
AIT IL Granville 81 SCI Capt ~ hxr dson.sU sCth
apt DO Ris~.y r.SC. Cap, W u Is rnnDau lt5S ! q
c.it r. aiuisk Iies srst T. IA Mckinney ~ c. hip.
Nj r.. HsTeE US CO.. SICK l.: g. NJ No. lHeth Ia bach
fstt Wrl Broks~ 2th n. fCspt o. w ONsl. l1tn Tenn,
IA N W. kuith. T., US Cob lnstsl chest
L. r. w ia min bach IL ID .lofeieu-e y H.
A. Bsnnst 81. sc arrnLt ,. W kion levy ..fonA
IL J. A Ferd III II. AT side MsJ " Cook. 2 > Col arm,
L'I.he-h.lI leri y hF- s9tJ sozoS ~ ~ Shout
L.. W bsslA "a Pa Art. side.
Lsp ls HBso1 Nospifai ssres rsf vsyorf,
nter ths dead brought Ashore rom the transports:
JosA Nessl let Nd Cavalry Horry A. Lshrop e;h Conn
J. X ue. ,sk, 18th Penn J. l. Goodwin, ub Nass. Cav
M.ss N4rsin tl- icsh n. u Jeha Dickson, a'h Conn.
Charts, T. S,~bbns gh cons EJSsri PslIa-T. ~ Penn
Arttisy hyrss d. Webster lls Com Lewis y. Arnold
IsL Ind yoln yohnsor Saith fenf Jailrs Burrows %
p. William =. hoflDtry "a Pa ArLleryi Jatse- Whom
9th ~ H. Co1rz- ID. fin,er ts'h ~ =; Bryan; Perry 9Th
g. = Coiofst George Manu. 9Th y. Col1.di Cook tl
4 Coof-di Prisg Bsrton eth ~ ii Oecrg~ ID. Ant.r
40. stb T. \. Coorei. X Jackn civilian and three
i-l colorrd bEorsEt Ia dead.
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A. Cies.e A, Nth Mich, armC French ID, ?oh Me- NOR
J. ; ORION, II, 2tib Me- 'hish. la y: 49, .
w. ii,r, l. 10th Mich, arno Aalrd, H. soth PIC, oo-
H. Miller O. 2uth Ne, leg &C MalIon, {. $50 Pa, leg
y. NJ. trophi;e +, 10th MehA Cold j. is'Ih r' NOR
D. y. Mfseudiscn, y, Iethw; o: Briggs !, 2oih Me
Mich. foot. :. shonld.r ., o,,, n,
e. Mvs.uyy r. 10Th Ne, leg T. a. 81 imgs. Il. 2osh Me-
T. Kiriedden, X. f55tb Pa. shoulder.
.han,J.r' W n owen. n, 20h Ne. aide
H. Lawn A. t4,h N " footJ. r.. ilsteb E. ooh No. NOR
". II. Winch, A. cath N. w., tally. o,.,u e...
W.
A. rosgsfdius. A, 10th Ne. Taylor q: 10, re-. ia
thigh. u. bo''ps'sih' H. 1871" ~
G. Beyt y 2l.t Pa, iurr. leg ~ :,
+ " pn,morc K 3g,b Ne. Al Robbins. a, i5sih Pa Killed
leg. y. o. MCDONNELL r. i''u' -
J. Petit C. ilth " Y neck. bieatt.
No., r. Si., pa am CIV Treen T. la3th "a. chest
y. f. VIII r lst Mich, foot0 H. Gilbert, T. zo'n me .s
n H. Maynafd A. 4i,b NJ Wv. Bennett, A, is, Men, irs
breast, J. Walker j.. ID. 2Jih Me-
r. Ring Z. 4Nh N. y, lee. aide. , -
Tli,hrr A. Is, Mich breast w NJ Jark.on B.21 Me-. bow
J. ps,t,r lIs Pa srou w shsrkrncy, r.. MI n. tnoT
T. n I,riss f. "a Mac. thigh M. Eye C, AN ~ thist-
OK Redusn, =, 20 Me-, ark J. Threteboush, b.
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yes Of no avail and thv forced 10 retire, leaving
Their dead aud wouD' ed on the field.
GEN Stannsrd ysas shot through the arm by rharp'
shooter while "a the parapet directing tho operations Of
lie troops. One Of his aids wounded lad another
shot throvg h his clothes. The command II The Division
deyolyY upon Col. Cullin, ennt young officer. who
fnshd up the ght TIE bfave stsnnad had begun IT,
Prisoners sold that Gen. Lee up from Petersburg
,h their column, and wa In command in person Tho
North Carolina tgoops took refuge behind the trcs and
wore seen waving handkechieis In token ofah,y. AZ
beckoHed to BY ven they left their covers
and into lines The heavy FIRE from the artillery
on both sides was Kept UP. and the Rebel dead aid
wounded ley upon ire field The ground was literally
covered with thsu and there is doubt they paid &C.
! verely fNr theirattempi 20 retake the worke.
The conduct Of our officers and men is spoken OF In
tho highest terms MAJ Ludlow of Gen. bntleI
staff was ON The field with Gen Ord and in the thick
est OF the fight
1t will ba seen that The above eccount refers more
rayiicuanSt 10 the operation Of Gen S'annsrds ~
vision, who lao romphmenied by both Gems. Ord and
Hickman on the first days fgit, Us having done The
work 1t IS ,sot intended accorut Of the whole
operasnns Al present bear witness - the gapantry
Of Gez. Paine's and zen. Heckran's Divisions.
GOceral stannsrd has had bis rigb arm, aI.pntated
at tie shoulder. OF bis staff, Capt Bessie fTeNtn
New. Esnrshire IDsrectorGeneral; Capt kent .Twen'
tyionrth Massachusetts, Assisan- djntaH' Generals
Cspt. Converse. Second New Hampshire Prov.st MAR
shnl; ard Lieut.. Lsdd. Thirteenth New Hsnpshire
Comm. Masters we're sJl wont ed Gait Burbank
Seventeenth Vermont had His bis horse killed. Lieu
Cook, Eighth Connecticut, Chief Of Pioneers. ss.t
his coat Capt. Male and Liet Fentop had very mar
row escapes.
Goa. weitsel IL nowi1 command Of the leth Co7ps
Co. Jordan has been pm. in comma I'd Of Gen. stan
ssri's Division. Gea S:Gnnard and several mernher'
OF staff founded IN the fights OF Thursday and Fri
des before Richmond resched hero to-day. and ere a
TIA Metropolitan They are all doing well. and IL II
confidently believed vill recover. fines Colored ID
vision belongs to tho 18Th Army cos, and was form
! .riy CONN snded by Gen. Kinks. Toy were no, Dor
rUwed, therefore sssas been smtei.