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THE CASUALTIES.
Additional Lists Of Names Of the Ruled and
Wounded N the Eight Days Battles

Linsy G. 72d NJ
Leixer n J. I'd VIE
Lead r J. lth VI
LostetteP J, 18th N u
Latham A h, 23th Ne, ~
Lawrence J ID, lA1d Pa
Lay wood Sergt. 1t Del
LINCOLN 49,, c9th Ma .
Marry d n, 6sh Pa
Mitchell Scrgt n n, Ath W
Marten Y, 6th W
M .oJ J. sd NY
Mortimer Corp q, 1So0 20
Moore r, 69th Po
Myres J. leah Pa
Milliner II r, lJ0sh Pa
Manning Corp W, 20th Mas8
McDerrnott ", 9Th Mass
NcCaGerty } u, l4las PA
McGuwAn l., Goth Pc
Morine J p, Isl Nd
McKeIl O D, s7th n Y
Meeks J. II, 3D. Mich
Mssssnnord y. Ssd ~
Manderback Il Il, l49ti Pa
Mann j a, Sd Nc
Coast I; II, tsth N y
xurIsy l,SSrn
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Is. ~ yJ,hSv
Hs,hs a. 80 ~
Hs,din 4 SHhns
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No ain Jro i0sh NJ
Nsvbe- a,th Wsss
Nc;,n,re i ~,
Nsrr,,, n Ia,h p.
ncc,ov j 62d pa
n rear ly,n ps
naekins i Am VI
Mus userR s,h -
Mc(a,,SIi ht.olwr, "a D. -
Moore n sla NV
NerrdI cL Am NV
IcIomrnond m .osh Nv
Mct,aurhey ia "a Am NV
Nc Juinston Al ttJ,h NV
McPh,r on M. S6th NV
Msrros Up s,h NY
Moran X "a VI
M.nnllle 4, lat Pa riffea
Nelson Col y. tyd NJ
Eucl John iigth pa
Nicse,s X. lin Pa
Nuner w n gth "a
Mir " l,tb pa
Moan J n Il2d Pa
Nerion ca sth VI
Neville inn q. rae
d Neil p, IAN II a
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the ned deserving Of the highest commentaries for
she manner with which they have discharged their
ardusus duties Night after night and day after day
tAey have been hard Il work with wouaded There
ars mot nearly enough ambulances 10 the army, only
tArss being allowed 70 corps Captain Chansrs' eeo
sasy Of tho Sixty Pennsylvania Volunteers, II ID
said, out OF the battle Of the Wilderness with
sergeant and three men. nres ambuances could NOT
carry hs wounded and there many such instances In
every campaign,
Glorious Major General Hancock, commanding the
Second army corps. this moruDg-ths l2th--capsursd
Whoh division OF rebels.
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,coX.iNUID oN EieHTH PAeh'i
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What the distinction between the fragrance Of June
md PHALON'S MORT BLOOMING CEREUSf One 10
Che sweetness Of SUMNER but the other the summary OF
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In wounded alone the casualties in this corps yester
day number eight hundred. The number OF killed
and missing s not yet known, and be until the
regmental reports come In, The Second and Fourth
divisions Of this corps should have stated above during
portion Of tho fighting relieved the Second and sixth
corps and met with heavy loss Tho Second and Sixth
corps told, each lost heaverIthan the Firth corps
with this send list Of the Casualties OF killed and
wounded Is rcported and painful to look back
and figure up the aggregate losses. Tho Ninth Mass
chusetts for instance. started from Culpsppcr Court
House with six hundred musks,s, and there are but
ninety three left. The Sxtysecond Vermont, which
had ave hundred and thirty muskets ouly hun
drsd and lhlrty.ons left. and the Fourth Michigan
o cf two hundred and seventy entering the ars
fight can now muster only seventsen men. And 80 |
might 20 on enuucrstng losses the end Of the chapter
II the nssis continue 30 viii the losses
orr ARMY snlL uvrs--axrrnAL WARREN
But large and powerful army ieft yet and no
ispsei 70 stop lighting until sns decisive victory
b gained
Half mile rom our he e,dquarters s our battle line;
but getting the battle ne Is weakness OF General
wsrrcn.
rrEr risrra, AND rBK RsAsoS
An last evening ard night there vas . constant
ketry nrins IN mmojists front. Thinking u unnsu
ally ocessani inquired the cause and TIA,
tween our two skrnsn lines utcca q our csptrel
cannop, which hid bcr uuab to take from the ded
Tho nnsmy Determined that We suoaId gel
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why does Union incursicn into sebeldom resemble
nndy perfun.ro with PHALOS5 NIGHT BLOOMING
6RR EGsi Because each rAdl for conquesta
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The Cereus Grand1ora farest flower that blossoms
vader the noon and PBALok'S NIGHT BL0oAING
QEREIs Qts sweet ssscRce) me finest perfume under
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

Ant An attempted imitation OF PHALONS inimitab bic
610Hf BLOOMING CkRRUsf One Is sweet innocencs
md ne other sweet In sense
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Why IL the SCENT Of PHALONS NIGHT BLOOMING
kkEUS Ike noores Aeodiess Because h " . volume Of
~
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL Elroarlo 70. ~. n y. rnI.rss.


AsnTS-rbs market Il unchanged lie .lpplr IA llh sd
moderate demand prevail. - 30 u.@ TO 10 ics fo. ed
c0TroN-lhe inquiry todsyhes b-rn rrier more rader
ssss Of about 900 bslss
COFITE-qhers BIS been Ling - iuotance dolnp o..
day and have only touoce 20, Uss. Lsauayn " private
CofPER~Rsfaed Iaro' les continued r. .-tive de.lsfs
and ths make 81 though es. buoyf NJ c coac the
- sre 30 coo fs Portage Lake ~ 4ic; y GO s bnns
soa At Gle; 10000 DO Po4e LAKE VI 4O. 10000 oo.
Peggcnpot and 5000 do B1mo.e Tor future delivery a.
ENCALsThe oaret i. fra, With OF so,n ots
9 TINS So Al a 30; u cess Boschiug Powders on tue
spot e &C., end l0l casss do TO srriss st DC; 80
Flour l. without important change. tho demand moderate
AID fnly for the home tTtds The stles 800 bills %
o ~ 2J1 81 50 iof Fancy DO Ti11 " or the low ades
ofWesern fsTs go fs5 ., Fly sS.o
Crlis For IL lee active, but ia Etm and Ia fax request
es Of 10 bills Al a7a p for he low grades Of Ezra
and 81 200 50 for ~ - and Family Ezras bouthsp
Zion, (, hi animated dsnsnd and the ske Ia firm ses Of
400 bbs Gnclrdng 400 ibis, u Gosegninen Of 81 i5a
and 25 70 70 for 11Sde and tslny uranus wye SS'
RI and IA fir request; Ges o. D bDs, al % 'pgt ~
Com Meals dnl 81 10 <O@%' ~ for Jsf.eJ, and 10 va
sisB-ury COD se n but less sc,ivs; sale. of 1909 qtls
a. ~ ,ad for Western md ST. beolsss bart. Hse>1si
cou,rus good demand, with sse' Of 100 bh no, %
Sc So held - 40 To- hsung are Inactive bu ''say a..
ORAlNIhe Wheat -sfetis IsoTe scti,e sid 10 q h,h.
higher Influenced ~ ts adycs in Gold aud Escl snge Tho
demand IL chiefly for export Inc sales ero 100 800 baisa
End consist Of Ss70 bushes Chicago SPRING Of 81 90 ~
~ 3SOD DO. Milwaukee Club at al 5tDrl SO fJ2eo 90
Amber de- at 81 no r 90; 254N0 DO. Red western At
~ 52O@ 6si Noo0do AMBER do, al ~ tla III III V0 do
Canada Club, ~ 81 S. end IL 200 do White Indiana AID
Ohio OF . 7t0 a. Barley IL In better request but the
marx heavy sales Of is 90 bufe. inferior Eastern snd
State. a. 81 zaa&l 80 Boey Msit 10 quiet, and price,
somewhat nominal Osts more active, ard Iailc. a.
ssaSie for Canadian sOSsiie for stts, and sa5c for
westIG Rye u scarce AID firm, al 81 Da 81 So Core
opened lower but better demand set 10 the decline and
to market soon rallied slightly and closes hrm sales Of % oc
bushe at 81 i9aeI q for New Crop Jesey yellow and
psnnsYTsDs and 81 asa al "A ~ Old Ws,sr1 hixed IA
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cannot close this report without mentioning the inde
fatigable exerons of James r. Mcdonald. member Of
the Executive Committee of Hamburg Mr.. Mcdonald
was for many years the acting Consul Of the United
commencement of this movement he has favored assidu
ousy for wefaee. Kind and attentive to the wants
Of his cOuntrymen, emitting no opportunity 70 advance
the interests Of our citizens and 10 him more than TO
any other person should the success Attending the ex
hibition be attributed.
made to enter into minute detail, but TO present a
general view Of this great international agricultural ex-
hbition, with brief reference TO those questions In
which We are the most deeply Interested. had the
pleasure OF visiting, while in France. the great model
school and farm at Grignon; also the celebrated sheep
farm at Raniboulet. and the arm at vaujours. near
Paris at which experiments making from the night
orures OF the city. All these are under the control Of
tie Emperor Tho great school at Rotterdam in En-
gland, Of Messrs Laws and Gilbert IL conducted by
private enterprise and may be Justly placed among the
most practical Institutions in the world.
Governments and individuals seem TO be making
most strenuous efforts, both by experiments and prac-
tioa1 tests, realizing the greatest benefits thererOm.
One fact alone viii demonstrate the truth Of this ssser
ton AT the celebrated school already referred 20 In
England Of gTonI/ has been made 80 yield 60
bushels Of wheat. while corresponding acre. by its
side cond only be made TO yiod 10 bushels without the
named culture end maDuring
We tust that tho interest taken BY the head OF our
nation, aud By the several States through their dele
gates and commissioner to the late great exhibition,
viii prove additional link In the chain OF progress,
ana holl not only be incentive 70 our country to
make rapid strides IN developing its great resources,
but shall place her long side by side with those
countries who have proven to the fullest extent all that
tho earth, by culture and labor. oa1 effect
have the honor to be, you're, most respectfully,
JOSEPH A. WaTGHT.
sCBslELRFRs TO THE TT-ED OY THE BAMBU re- KxHI-
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Iteee;pfs OF proJas~.

I.y et-fi lal bb. florf 90 bh.s Nh!sby, 80 ~,
Cru Mea 90. bars Com Mea go hulh Corn siDp fkFs
Proyifo1s .oe pSr, Butter 20 rsr Isfd - gls A'ls.,
2 ysO Dre-ssd hosl. iois pkss Petroleum
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The following are The shipments Of coal over
the Delaware Lackawops ana Western Railroad for
the week ending saturday. Jan 10. lea. compared
wiz s.ne .lae lnst year.
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lnfsfetr.. 'tf"
The following sistelneut shows the tunnage Of
the Delswsre, Iaoko,sans and Westsfn Railroad. and
is distribution. lor he year 1866 oonp-rod V.al
le6-.
Rec 'veI f-1ra th8 r're....................Iro lr
An ipr-rs o. oscl i1o, of la ga tn.
Oi fls mined 'y Gle company .......... Dl1i.n
PuTc4-.ed sou other p4Ities b.t'"l
trtn44.
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OygIcIN.l STATED sgssiog-Thusdsy. Jan; p 1855
focock p. III. :
The Board pur.usnl 10 adjournment in their Chamber
No 10 City H1n
Pre-eDi-Jame, Hayes eq, President In tho chsir and
the following member; -
Councilrnen Ieay Keenan,, Roy, brophy Hagerty Web
s.er Heacnsn Ryan. eros, Repper Roster, boughtalin
schse,er Opdyte havsnd Jaques ncGrath, Brce Joyce
Russell Fileerald Cook sud Brandon-lJ.
The minute, Of tho preceding meeting read snd sp
proved
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I.s,e 10 military. dsty, on nceount cr-IG,
14Ienoae: 81. Hon- R<siGsaee: Sd, Unsu;isbss-
mes Of Age; 4sh, 4fsnifsa 4 ernsssnt f2SGSsI
Disobiiag. - - 81. . -
Persons Who mst pa cosnizsnt Of any ether
persons liable to military euks, whose rsmss
do not apr ear on the Enro.meHt list. sre re-
que.ted to notify the Board Of Ensoirpeft, Who
viii thersepon direct the eurciling eficsr Of
she sub dis'ric. in which the per.ons reside. 70
asc tain the facts and enrol Ills persons 80 re-
ported, il they ere found rub sct 70 enrolment
These may also appear AID e'ain-to be ssriek-
en- of the list. the Same ~ il sasy had been
originally enrolled. e~ q 80
% 20 JAMES scC-AifOH,
Csp.ainssni Provost narshst.
Dec. s-3W.lo5 President Of the Beard.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-01-28
. PLOWS, REAPBRS,

HAVE received, on commission, large
J. number Of Prairie Plows, Of the best de-
scription, which will be ssld cheap, for cash, or
exchanged for approved property or produce.
l have also received tie Agency for McCor-
nick celebrated Reapen, snd will supply to
order any number. of the latest improved pat
Ems, On reasonable terms. Also, Threfhers
nd Mill and Steam Machinery Of syery d
sasiptien. -aaf = >. y. UT
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