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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
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Yin btrfrm Sage rarrn bic bisf8en Str6tn Der
non ben &riaIid 'ssFnntsn GInpctusrfGaft fart
teiu&t, wCju bas g4tttsr fsbr sssisnst gem fen
mar.
BaS- Das triIisr SIsrfeas purbs In bisisr
StOtt sbtnfuls aasemsIn auf unlfSntiss g4siis
eetsfrt. Die JSir6sn warsn ale am Sage, rpts
bee Ntrnbs SOn ibrrn @smstnNssG ssGisprn fart Bee
iu6t, unS b6rten bic Yrsbtstrn Der SerI6tttensn
SssIlurswn dbg ben uripruns unO Ssbrutuns
bsS bdlises SRrfsass NIT NnOaGt an.
S65- Bon Slssn SeItsn psrpsn Stasen laut
dtrr rem IcbltGtsn Stanb Der 8sissnietOer In un'
Term Staats. @us manhsn Der 0sijena.ssncrn
rss gBsfsns Iauftn sbsnfals Slassn Elm. Gin
sdnfSes 5tutjabr ma&t dtriSsns pftmals isbr
gslts wisrsr gut, mas Elm f&Is&ter 0intsr ptrs
barb.
guf III unIsrm gs6a GauntY Isbsn bic Saamsn.
felrr nI&t Snlprs&snb aus, tU&, pis sslast,
tann elm siinRissS 5rt4jubr ben stanp psrIrItsn
I'M SisIss SrbsTrrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29

idras ssssnutsr BON Sdsenbu&'s @aabauie in
Der StaOt aasntaun; fclgCnbe bsrrlihe Sitter
auf 6fsrtIiGr Sensu yfrfauft psrcsn, ndmlidb
prs6hse 9etttn nit gsttNsarr, cine srlie
Site SOfa, 8 SO. 1. 6uT6ionsStGbIs, Gin ba-
,uactSrisr S6auttlfuttr, Dubsno GansRbD
stiibis unO StaufcIaubl. ba,u paTrns. tpisprum
9 Gdnsfs Stiiblt, init SGaufsIitutl, sins an'
3atl anpere ssmsins StibIs, icwIs aud cine I'm
,atI gampfltlr, elm Gentrs. El6, ,9isr.Gif&, Sc
garos erils @ttc Drriplrs Garsft, 70 gut als nsu,
so Curb 3psipisi Carpets nod gang gut, berrlI'
der Gang Carpet, SttrssnsSarpsts nit Hutbtn,
uro Seltu6 oa;u cine GuantitGt Rpllene @ar>
pets, cine srU6s Suantitdt bGrIi6sr eumpeu.
@nrret, elm prdttiser GrsfFns. Sutau, 1cpis an.
Osre 8ursaus, cine Nn,abL Spissd uno pirturrs
stn parior Ssfsn nit 9iobr, Gin outer SO&Ofsn,
2 anone 8pbisn,Ssfsn, olls NIT GOtr unb 70 gut
dlC nrl, cine Gulntitdt Srltuh, Wdtraees,
HlI6aanos unb llbrsn, Slinbs unb S6abss.
elm &ranfen1ubl Ssttre nit Guf6iCn, rine Got
Gutenewaaren, Opir glabpaarsn WtiIsrn, @d-
beln eSiftl. Del gompsn, Strssleitn, Slide Ssp'
pjdr, Conf rtS, Qrnsn uno anptrr SIGtiGsr,
Elm GiisntsIIsl, Elm Sauh,ubsr Shmal,llsnnsr,
unO Shmalj. ein Baf6mai6nt, 5 Da9G3ibsr,
cine 9SbVr, Srocbapae @mr, giienbdfsn unO
icnit nod cine arp6s 8srftisbmbrtt anesrsr Nr>
.ttrl iu wttllIufis gu mdrsn.
Die &rCin8unssn am Sertaufsta8e unb auf=
partun9 Spn
Heuben 9utb.
WIr, %, 1861. no2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29

HeSr Gin SsIGIub rurps In Der Ssrtpi6sntn
8OGs bur& bic @sfrbsstuns Pulilrt, wObur6
Der @cupsrnUr outbOriIrt pirO, bic Riltj rrl&e
n 1868 aussnufsn mar, 3u bsjatlsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
ncutfhe preeiaer 6enferens.

NGtfsn DisnfaG, ben 5tsn @pril Scrmittags
10, llGr, psriammrlt fi& in Der Iutberil&sn ct.
Yaulus Stride in alsntuun, sins frsis bsutI6t
Ynrisrs Gcnfsrsn3, tsletsnO aus prsOissm pom
vsrI6tersrn Iuttuiitsn SpnObsn in YennipIpa
ntsn. Ntw'g gurt unO unosrtn Stuaten. Die Str'
lammluns ipiye sint9s Gage bdusrn.
Ea5- Dlrbirsidbhss slanbprtbl&aftli&t Stdatfs
2IutNsduns IOa ben 27hm Ssptsmber Beginner.
Der Srt, mo Fs atsstaltsn pubsn wirO, III nU&
ni&t bsNnmt. 9IasntOwn unp Cation fnp Sor.
8si6Laem.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29

0TGapt. SGrrB's SoSallsris. Umpdsuts bon
NUrttamptcn eountp, II uUrIsbts BO&s auf llr.
laub mad 5auls ssfOmmsn,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
Ter 5d,wsincmarFt in at. Qeui

Ner 5dmeinCinarFt in 5t. Qouis.
Ct. eUuts, 2t. @dr,. Die 3abl Der
watrrnN tr Srrsanssnrn 9ubrt,stt bier geld lad.
t'tsn S&wrine trtrdst 100000, bsinuts 65,.
600 mstr, ais I'm Ssraanasnsn Sabre.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29

g8ir nbirltsn icstsn go. 6 pOn @rrbarb's
beutlhs amrrifdniIhen
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29

GTDr SrsiS her SfluSm TIM SdOsn n pdt.
rsnb bss ariress 70 bsOsuttnb srfunfsn. bo6 tin
frdftissr, artsitsfdtissr Nssr srssnpartis fdr
500 @UIp sttauft psrbsn fann.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29

Del. Der tdsIids @tIammtsrtrds tsr Sst.
qusasa an aassbmP brIduft T9 auf 1859 5aI'
lH,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
NS nrftberibfe.
Wreife in 2(Ientaun am Dienifa0.
Galtcncr Wlarftberirbt.

Gaitcner Warftberi9t.
8ai,en ba6 Sulbel so
Ro9oen 80
gSelfbforn | 30
Safer 75
gutter per pfuno 81
@ier per Oubeno %
9runobeeren 30
GbmaIj per pfuno IA
@biefep per 8allone Is
Nau6 Gbunf 3arttberiat. .,
Stour oa6 Barrel So 90
3o9aen per Sui9et 35
9Selibforn l 10
Soafer S5
@runobeeren rs
Butter 80
Gier 80
8ubmri,enmrbl rer 100 pfo. 400
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
7cF. napis Sne. uno Set.Taa.

Ssff. Davis bat zine Proclamation srlaITsn
NORM sr Srcitas, ben 8tsn nd&Rtn gpril ale tin
Buff unb Sdtus'Saa fir lsin 9is6 dnsmplTstlt.
gRir S'rmuttsn, bo6 bic fdpIi&sn 3unGnbs R& In
elmer fUIhen tcifnunssIOIsn Gage bsfnbsn, bae
alIss Ssten niHts brlfsn ptrb.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29
0laub Gbunf Nlarftberidjt.
Sefentlt1er 8erfauf

Bon IeBr fbasbarem prribnIi9en {
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-03-29

Guf 0litlprGs Otn
30itsn MGr,, prdSiS una
IL lltr Njttags, 1Uasn
an Der &uftion' 'Stube,
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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-02
Correspondence.
Extracts from u Diary
Grants Virginia Campaign.

MAY The day was intensely hot,
and the roads very dusty, there was much
skirmisbing along the lines, but towards
evening it was ascertained that Lee had
changed his position. We claimed no ma
terial advantage. We held our original
line at the close of the battle, and they
held theirs, besides having captured many
prisoners, two guns, and having in their
possession the most of our seriously woun =
ded.
At dusk the different corps were in mo-
tion towards Spotsylvania, which We wish
ed to. reach in advance of the enemy. The
Cavalry lead, followed by the 9th Corps.
MAY s.-Our Corps marched to Todd's
Tavern and halted for the day, the ex-
treme heat caused much struggling, Tow.
ards evening we had sharp skirmish, but
succeeded in repulsing the enemy. We
commenced throwing up intrenchments,
and by directions of an able engineer, fac
ed them towards our own men. Of course
they had to be destroyed, and the tired
men kept up all night building new ones.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-02
NOM E..

travel DER theiand,
! travel DER the sea
From home cannot go,
From home 1 cannot be,
My home is not a manse
On hillside sweetly placed,
Which art, at great expense,
With pagentry have filed.
My homo is not a house
OF high and stately build
Which pride and wealth combined
With pageantry have filled.
These cannot make a home;
The heart much more requires;
Requitted love alone
Domestic bliss inspires.
My home Is in my heart,
My wife and children there
never from them part
But always feel them near.
A Christian home is mine,
Whence matine daily rise,
And from its pious hearts
Vespers ascend the skies.
travel DER the land,
travel DER the sea;
From home cannot go,
From home l cannot be. Il 8. w
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-02

A CoNNEcTIcUT farmer has just dissov-
cred that his COWS have been regularly
MIXED by black snakes. He killed Eve.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-02
SPEECH.
OF THE
HON. G. L. VALLA LANDIGHAM,

AT THE
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT HAMILTON
Ono, ON THE 18TH OF JUNE, 1864.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

From the New Orleans Pimez
We no longer find the article Of tobacco no
tieed in our commercial reports. The Price
CaTrest gives ii place in its columns, but states
that the trade in il is confined to an oceasionsl
sale of hogshead 70 city manufacturers, ard
that the entire stock on hand does not exceed
$50 hogsheads In fact, there is st present no
tobacco msrket in New Orleans, which was for
merly the chief mart for the weed on this eonsi-
Eent, and, perhaps, we may say, the chief mart
of the world. The trade is gone. The mnnjf
cent revenues It formerly afforded to our citizens
have ceased. OF the channels Of our commerce
il was among the deepest and broadcast. Il gave
employment to domestic capital and enterprise.
1t attracted capital from abroad. Il euTieaed
the factor and broker. It enhanced the value ct
real estate. Il gave employment to hundreds,
| If not thousands, in hauling il, in WarehoasiRg
it. in handling it. It was one Of the chief bases
Of exchange. i swelled the portfolios Of our
banks snd bankers with their most valuable
signatuFss. Il gAvs employment to the com
mercial marine. It's fruitful traces were seen
everywhere throughout the wide delta Of our
commsrcs. Oar most palstial residences, with
their artistic gardens and spacioas grounds, were
the Abodes OF Ito mAgnates. If there were meE-
chant princes in London OF New York, the
wealthy representatives Of tha Venetian mobiles
Of old, we had, too, oar commercial sristceFaey,
our cotton lords and these tobacco peers. But
/ the latter have vanished. They haEa, to use q
cruel jest, gone of n smoke--she smoke, alas
Of batsls and the ashes Of universal ruin.
WhssheE this trade will ever be restored to Us
Il question which may not be so readily an
sweEed in ths affirmative a. many may sup
pose. What is lsfs Of il, has been trsnsierrsd
/ to the Northern emporium, and the wealth,
| graspiag ambfien, and restless energy Of the
denizsus Of that powarfrl community will be
iavishly expended snd vohementlY exeried for
! its pernansnt EcfeBEion. Wall street controls
/ the financial world; money controls commerce.
| Thus the trade Of tbs entire country ia subject
TO NortheEn capital, and, without even the pre-
tense of disinterestedDeas. is governed With au-
( toeratic dsspoiism for New Y0rk's sgRrassdizs
ment. It has always been so; at least since the
completion Of the New York causl. That then
| gigantic, undertaking was not only the main
source of the enrichment Of that port, bgi
swelled lbs nmbiti0u 70 conquer realms befogs
undreaned Of The whols aystem Of railroads
and intarnal improvements since projected, IN
dertAken and completed. have spEung from tha
fertile source. When tho germ appears, ths
Humble seed is overlooked The blossom il il
} turn succeeds the germ and finally the blossom
Il forgotten in the iruit. Thus the harvest WhIei
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21


A letter to the Savannah Nsios, dated Morri.
sons Mills, E F., May 18th, confirms the repoI;
that the Yankees have evacuated Pala.ka, bat
says they are snll thick as bees sll up and
down the east bank Of the St. Johns river.
They are fOrtifying Orange Mills, " ten miles
north of Pslatka. Thsir object seems to be
evidently to plandsT and steal cattle and hogs
which at this time undoubtedly pays them bet.
ter than fighting. They have greatly the ad.
vantage over Us in transportstion, etc, CT the
rivers Tho writer adds " You viii reeollset
that some time siAce called General BEAURE.
CARDS sttsnfion to the 81 johns liver through
your columns If the river had been fortified
At that time it would have saved the Govern
meui millions Of dollars, to say nothing Of The
loss OF private individuals. ETC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21
Daily gppeal.
MORNING EDITION.
ATLANTA, GA.
SATURDAY MORNING, NAY 81. 1854.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY q. Ia64
THE news.

The cara on the State road. yesterday even
ing, brought down quite humber Of refugees,
and the relisf committees from the front. There
was no general engagement yesterday, as an
tieiPaisa On Thursday night, Gen. JOHN
sToH- received intelligence that column Of
Yankees, estimated to be fifteen thousand strong.
had marched down Cedsrtown valley, and had
crossed the Etowsh river. eight miles above
Rome. Gen. JOHEsroN attsnGad to them i'm
msdiA.ely, and inside the proper dispositions to
meet them. Our men were eager for the con
test which the enemy seems to dread, and had
Nc fears Of the result. With the blessing Of
God, they hope to achieve decisive victory
over the foe Tbs order of Gen. JOHNSTON to
his army, which we publish in another column,
shows the discrimination of that officer.
Ffom refugees who left Rome, and who only
escaped with thsir horses and negroes, leaving
al othsr property behind, We Iesrn that on
Tuesday the Fsderals shot d Jew named WISE,
a I. HARDEs, the postmaster, and old man
WABD. Tia Fedsrals committed every eon-
csivsbls act of disbslism. Tbsse refugees say
they viii willingly givs up all their property to
see JoHNsToN whip the ninious of sHERMAx,
and that they intend to help him do it. That is
the Bsy to talk. Now is the time for action.
Let cool wisdom animate all and determine
ton to aid JOHNSTON to the fullest extent be
the Wstchword
In the hghs at Chesierfsld county, Va, on
Monday last, the Federal General AMEs wss
killed, and BALDY SMITH lost foot BUTLER.
the coward, never left the steamer Greyhound,
but staid on hoard, with the steam up to the TOP
of the gaaga, aud shivering with fear as be
STEPPED himself in mean whisky.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Nsaos, Of the IIth, declares If as the sim
PIE truth that GRANT has not achieved single
victory, bus has suffered terribly in killed and
wounded.
The repairing of the bridge on the DAnviIle
rsilrOad, announced BY US = few days since, is
confirmed
The Senate passed bInsanowing cavalry
regiments to have comnisssries, and bill pro-
viding that general officers to command forces
in districts or departments. shall be appointed
instead Of being assigned By the President said
ofiesrs, however, to resume their original rank
at the viii Of the President. The House was
discussing ths repeal of the act suspending
the writ Of habeas corpus. Hon. W. C. RvEs
made speech in opposition to the repeal. and
Hon. JOHN B. BALDWIN in favor.
BANKS has bsen superseded by Gen. CAR
KEY.
According to Little Rock papers of the 81
inst, STEELE and his army had arrived at that
place, followed BY PRIcE. STEELE was joined
BY THAYER at Arksdslphia. The enemy were
fortifying Little R)ek.
Pine Bluff snd DsrdansIls were in cur pos
session.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

THe Upper JEEss5zssBpI sssaspsIy.
CHICAGO, April l6 -fs sle Merchants srd
Shippers Of lI.nnasatz and Nofihgvastern Wis
eonsiIi; The e0m5inasion Of railroads. and
steamboats, betEasn Chicago Afilwsukea and
S.. Psni. ~ asst fo a1aka aszY concessions On
she iiEb ta-if rates ests6lshei shia ssisezl-
feeling shal saeir monopoly is eumplsss. and
iaAs they can demand aud receive the pound ef
hssh, ald ss nusr suburit
BEt.as we have the poor privilege lals u of
selecting ths companies to skin as, your CON
miltse, first, recommend yoa 20 ship eli the goods
y0u can By the Racine and Mississippi railroad.
the only road that viii take our wheat At thfr-
teen cents At the river; second, the Northwest
ern railroad, via Prairie du Chen third, ihs
Gslsna and Chicago Union rsilrosd and Illinois
Central to Dlnleiso; but in 10 shape nor man.
nsr, nor under any consideration, s6ip q pound
of freight, or paronizs in any shape or msnuer
the Milwaukee and Ls Crosse railroad. or the Da-
wilson line Of boats on the river. And We say
to the farmers, purchase no goods Of any mer-
chant that patE0niEss said line, for tbs high
rates that are depressing us ara attributed to
them. Oar merchants, now buying goods IN
Boston and New York, We request you to ship
81 your goods By the way Of PltsbuEg snd st.
Louis, and avoid this monopoly in every WY
you can, for i Is life O. death to cur country |;
fE,n they can sxlort Eve cents out Of the far
msrs this year on every blshsl Of vheal, they
may taks ten OF twenty next season.
Your committee vii make q full report a.
seen IS lEey retura home, showing for whose
beach, ab0ut half q million dollars is uBiastly
Frnsg nom the farmers and business-man Of
Minnesota s. G. RENICK,
Chairman Of Committee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21

A Cinch eennty correspondent ot the SSvan-
nah Ns,0s, calls. attention to new feature of
trade introduced in that country. Issesms that
the prsciOus switch 50 nysieriously disap-
peAged from the public sight at The commence
mens Of the war, Is about as suddenly to reap
pear, like WiIl-o'- '-the-wisp." This county
is daily visited BY numerous gentry, who repre-
sent that they are ready to accommodate pro
ducers with gold, silver or bank bills for prOvis-
ions at old prices. The writer says.
Of course they can sfford to do this. For
example: OHe pound Of bacon bought at ten
cents, is worth in the Savannah market thirty
times Is much IN Confederate money and
again, 4 beef which cost $40 in gold win sell in
lhe sams market Ior $500 on 5000, which /
think pretty large exchange. l an sorry to
say Mr. Editor, that the city council Of Savan-
nah, as tbe committee {or part Of I'D for the
relief Of the poor, have adopted this system to
procure tfa supplies. ] would not detracl
from the mlgtss Of this association. Its object
a good cAe-humsne, generous. ehaEisable.
Il has doubtless dispensed great good, and slle-
waited much suffering
Humanity demands that the noble work shall
90 On, but justice to other sufferers appeals for
ehas 20 Of theiT system Of ob9xi1ing supplies
| impatient a. the recent higs prices or desiring
/ "a forestall competition, they have appointed
soeats Ia various counties, provided with spe
cie, ard with extraordinary industry they have
uurchAsed or engaged nearly everything edi-
| "a IN the countEy. Beef IS largely engaged IN
advance Of the season at from $5 to $40 per
Tbis thing win have fearful efsct in Clincl
county. The pocr soldiers family and nonpro
dneer, without gold crsiver, ana bus scan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21


We mak8 the roiloE11g extract from speech
delivered il the fankse Congress, March 5.
1864 By Mr. Voorhees,, Of Irdiana.
Al no distant day, when the horrors Of this
war can no longer Be borne, the various PROPOSE
lions which have baen made and reise.sd il
bshalf q enlightened negotiation and eonstita-
tiona reils0ration, viii be gsihefsd uD and hurled
at thoss 10 power IS an accusation mora appsli-
ing, al indiatEnent more dsmuing than was ever
laTeled against q mardarer mon bis sxisl Nor
can tiey. IN that hour Of thsf fear and ealauity,
aE which the IighEsous world Wili laugh and
mock, hide their gsilsy hssds under the asser-
ton that sha Soath would not tFsst fer peAce.
Yes peace which shali restore the Union, under
TIE Constitution, IS as written By the fsthsrs,
and 81 il has baen intefprsled By the supreme
ia1ielas tribunals.
Why cams that wasssd figure, that gifted
child Of genius, the paze and elevated SiaDheps.
Of GeoyFia, from Riehmond On his way to this
capital, In the midsummer Of 1851 Was Il /.
hiaing cause that moved himf All The world
knows that his jadgmsns and bis heart cluuq
foRdly and % tho last 60 he old Government. ;n
whose councils he had won 50 much houor. II
Is Wel known that he has never embraced IA
suieidat doctrine Of State aeceasion. The ri9hi
Of revolution 10 the gruuad upou which he
stapcs. The maaienaus portion Of the Southern
press, too-snch mischieyous and damaging
prints as the EHqRiFsr, and the EBantisrg, q
Richmond, and he Register. At Mobile, whC
continually cfipPle the interest and friends o
humanity, in this bAlefai CONTEST asssilsd ME
[ Stephens for his attempt at ueg0taiiJn, Eh "a
they aversd Weuld lead % reunion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-21
woUNDEDIN nOsPIrALs.

FAIR GROUND HOSPITAL No Nv @ Pike. co A,
LIST Ala. Bait 5 s. Cash CO c. lst Confess 9 b Cor
/ rey, Z, 9th Tenn T N Druumond 33th Ala; Thos
Lark. co g. % Ky; B 2 Friend co K 4th Ls Bait; S
Me6uyrt, co @, 10th Gs W CarPentsr, CO gath G;
SsTt I Gentry co K. J6.h Ca Hall, Terrence Bat
terry N HsrgrOve co F, Sd Tenn w N Brosley, co
/ E, 24th c. Wm Wyley, co A, 29lh Ca Howell co
E Blacks battery M inenson co e, Sc b NC
Akins, co 4, 3s.h Ca w sdnsoa, co q, I'd Ark g
Bryan, H, lst OOnfsd; w A NcAnely, coH 9th Tenn
Cav; PendsFvis, co K 24ih G; z lHoor, go 3Oth
Ga; Capt House, CO B. oh Tenn; d Blankens-
Ga; Larson, lst Ga Bait s; T J Kimbrough co q,
pa Ten -essse; Sesgt D Msrke, 90 @. lsth
/ Aisbsms; W s Dove, Rowsn's battery;
! SGT ThOs LOWery. 60 B 4th Ca cav w w hughes co
l. Sd Tex cav; w Grayson 60 G, 37th Miss L Ander.
<S. - = ts ti Ss> y g. a, Isl \ Islni n
Thomas, co D, 42d Ca N Ruilsdse, co D, 425
Ga; OsTp1 4 Terry, co A, Soth Ala; Sgt N AeDon-
aid. g oh Miss; I smoke, co G, aga Ala; b
IreulnBan, co @ l7th Ala; Corpl D Rseves co H,
47fh Tenn; II Barlow, CO A. ID ARK; @ II Portman,
CO D. 7.h rex cav; Sgt W Rigge, co x, Sd Tex cav;
J MDcre co K 6ih Tex cav; W Thompson co E, 3d
Tex W listles co B, Sd Tex; Capt Carlton co B,
"A Ala cav: g n Gorein so,lE "a Iszs WIN Perry. co
x, loth O. w Burton, company a, In Georgia ).
Sergeant Thornten @, lst Georgia sharpahooters.
PAIR GROUND HosPfTAL, No. 2.-Wm Summons, co
| G, 67th Ala L Pstterzon. NJ Hannah CO A. 29th
Ala 81 Laughrdge, Seideus batiy; = Smith, co
/ L, 10Th Miss
MEDICAL COLLEGE HOSPITAL Capt w Il Tumha.
60 Il, lst Ga cav; w BdHsrds + Sd Tenn; Jos G
Iyey, 60 B 57ih Miss; Sgt Thos Westmoreland, co F,
3o.h Ga.
EMPIRE HosPIrAE-J Walters. co c, t4lh Va S Gal
pin. corp, Washington srtyi w sego co G, 45h Ala;
A Kelly, co E, 24sh Miss L Webster. lst KY Gle
| burns regt.
MACON HosPTTALs.-J Holiday co E. 10th o.
1 w W GlsssJn co @, 81 5h Ca Corp W T Hesrn co G.,
| 18th Ala d G Perryman, Hoskins battery; Corp Il
/ Wlnn H1skins' battery; D SWyle Hoskns battery
A Butler, co D, 18th Ca d Moody, co D. 45th Ga;
Serg W Belt so B, 6th Conf Noah Kittrel +, SD
Ca; Ii EArdwick. co d, 2d Ala, Sears, co K, 63d
| Ga; G He0ry, <. ODD Ga; Baker A, 54tA GH;
I Carter, co B, 5ith Ca Butler, co F 9th Fla Sergi
G Smith, Perrils Aiss reglment Lieut J NJ Maiiard
/ co G, 25tA Ca
IssruUTB HOSPITAL ATLANTA. - W Ellington, CO
@. oh KY Robinson, Ii, I'd Ala cav; J ID Sin-
/ mons, co 1, 54th Ga; ID Csmsron, co d, 2d Ala