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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-05-26
The State Agricultural College..Or.
ganizatiOR of the Board Of Direc.

The members of the Board of Directors of
the State Agricultural College met Monday
at the Executive Department in the Capitol,
for the purpose of organization. The follow
ing members were present:
VIM. L. Ames, of st. Paul, term one year,
X. N. Guiteau, of Dakota county, term three
years.
Jabez. Brooks, of Red Wing, term three
years.
Henry Hill. of Glencoe, term four years.
DR.. z. 7. Mann, president State Agrieultur-
al Society-member er o6csO.)
Aftes subscribing to the oath of Office as re-
qured by the act, the Beard proceeded to Or
ganize by the election of the following officers:
President-Gov. 8. Miller.
SecSetUy-Henry Hill, of Glencoe.
Ireasurer-K. N. Guiteau, of West st. Paul
Gov. Miller being absent Dr. Mann was
chosen chairman pro tenn.
On motion, it was ordered that the Treasurer
give bonds in the sam of 5000.
Messrs. Guiteau and Hill were appointed
committee to prepare necessary rules for the
government OF the Board, and report at the
next meeting.
On motion of Mr. Brooks, it was
Resolved. That Committee OF Correspon.
dence be appointed by the Board 10 consist of
two persons, whose duty it shall be to draw
up, and report at subsequent meeting of the
Board, plan Of organization of an Agricul-
tural College.
Resolved, That they be and are hereby author
lied to send fog such papers and. documents
from the different agricultural colleges of the
country as may be necessary to aid them in
making such report.
The committee appointed consists of Dr..
Mann and Rev. JabeZ Brooks.
The Board then adjourned, to- meet at Glen
coe, on June 3, 1865, for the purpose of exam
lining the grounds designed for the farm and
sight of the college.
We understand that it is the design of the
Board to proceed with the erection of the
buildings and organization OF the college and
farm as soon as it can possibly be done. At
the last session of ne legislature $4,000 were
appropriated for commencement of the work.
The Directors are all experienced, practical
business men, and we look for o successful
and satisfactory organization of the college,.
1t will, in time, if well managed, prove one of
our best State institutions. We hope in ad-
vance, however, that the Committee on College
course will not fall into the error that has been
committed in other States, and insert Latin and
Greek in the course of studies What do
farmers boys want with Latin ard Greek, for
sooth? There are plenty of classical schools
where they can learn those very necessary and
highly practical branches. Do let us have one
| College in our State organized on q common
sense basis, harmonizing with the spirit of our
age and country.
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THE PRODUCE Markets.

81 PAul. Wednesday, May "a .ssS
BxKLEY-65c@70 y bushel.
BEANs-$1.75 y bushel; Navy, $780,
BEKswAx SOC y ID.
BEEF CArTLE-$5 80 y cwt., live weight,
BKEF--By the quarter, 7@1Oe q h.
BUrTER-12@15c ID. for frkn; o0@22c for best
table.
CoRN-Ear, 75c; ehelled, SOC
Corn MEAI-Wholesale, $500; retail, $500.
Eaas-l5c y dozen.
HAY-Timothy, $!5917 o ton marsh, $12.
Sc; Dry, 12c.
HoNEY-Prime new, 25@35c . ID.
LARD-20c y ID.
MUTToN-7c y ID. live weight.
I OATs-55c y bushel.
PoRK-$11. 90 % cwt
PoULTRY-25c U b.
PoTAToEs-40@60c y busheI
RYE $4,000 % bushel.
TALLow-9c - ID.
WHKAT-75@s0c q bushel.
WooL-40c D ih. Unwashed, oneihird off,
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RALLY THE SYSTEM,

After disease has been conquered, there il still
the weakness that it leaves behind it to be re.
moved. COnvalescenee is tedious affair. II the
enfeebled and accid muscles, the shattered nerves
the thin and watery blood could speak, they would
cry aloud for help. In too many cases such help
as Is given them is not OF the right kind. The
fiery stimulants of commerce do harm. They kin.
die temporary fame, which is mockery. Their
effect passes away, and the last state of him who
uses them is worse than the frpt.
Not such Is the effect of HOSTETTERS STOM-
ACH BITTERS. There is no drawback to their
toning properties. Balsamic plants and barss and
roots contribute their restorative juices to render
this soothing and Strengthening preparation FRO
TEo7TyE ard REMEDIAL agent Its basis Is the only
pure stimulant which has ever been produced, con-
tanning no fussl ok or any other deleerious ele.
raent. The most careful and sklful chemists have
anaiyzed the Bitters and pronounce them harmless
This is scientific Testimony: but the testimony of
the hundreds of thousands who have experienced
the preventive and curative effects of the GREAT
VEGETABLE Tonic and ALTEKATIvE of modern times
Is stih more conclusive. In lever and ague, DIS
pepsia biousness. nervous complaints general de-
bhty and chronic complaints, it is as nearly inEl.
BILE as anything in this faible world can be. Sold
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walls. 1t b probable that few regiments will 60
nome as an organization, because there are few
or none who have not some men or officers at
Der next. This is especially the case with the
veteranized regiments. Many of the men in
these regiments shrewdly argue that they re-
enlisted for three years or the war-and that
the war Is ended. But they may find that it
was for three years unless sooner discharged.
However, there will probably be not the least
difficulty in retaining sufficient number of
willing men in the army, and allowing all to
60 home who wish.
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The prize fight for So, 200 side, which
took place Tuesday morning at Port Jervis,
New Jersey, betweer.th two pugilists, Dunn,
of Brooklyn, and Davis Of California, resulted
In the victory of Dunn. The fight lasted one
hour and FIVE minutes during which forty
three rounds were fought Davis was severely
punished
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ST.. PAUL, Wednesday, MAY a. 1sG.

ST.. Paul, Wednesday, May "a, 1865
Our quotations this week show but little change
in the market. They have been made up with care
AID are as near correct as it is possible to make
them:
ALCOHoL-s4 7ass 90 . gallon.
CANDLES-Moald, 1s@I9c D H.; Star, DC.
Adamantine, Csc; Sperm, 65@7oc.
COFFEE-Far Rio, y b., SIC; prime, sse;
Java. 4oc.
CHE, CHEESE ;sa5 Reserve, y h., ase: Hamburg. sse:
CORN MsAL-Yellow, bolted, So. Is; INDEBTED
So. o. White, bolted, $500.
FLoUR-Is quiet at the following rates:
Wholesale. Retail
Supernne. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO IS 90
E hxIra ........................5 So 90
Double Extra. Observation-Disclosures. 60. 6 so
FR 19i1 Apples 2 Dbl, 500; Dried, y
h. 6ss ss s. s s.ans ssii
Almonds II. 8. 3Oc, s. s. zOc.
GLASS y box, $500; 1Ox12, $7.35; 10x14
iRoNLCommon Bar, 1ac; Horse Shoe, 1910
14Hc; Barrel and Hoop 13@1sc.
LEAD-Pig. -; Bar, 1sc Yn.
y Dbl: Grand Rapids Calcined Plaster, $3.50.
LIQUORS-Cemmon Rectifed, y gal, 81. 75a2. 90:
Monongahela, 81. 25@50 90 Gid Bourbon, 81. a5a6
ua MOLA ASSES Plantation, y gal, 96c: Sugar
NAILS-10s, y keg, 500.
OuS-Carbcn, by Dbl, soc; Whale, 81. Is,
Neatsfost, 500; Lard, 1925; Linseed, $500
P0MDERcPer keg, sf225.
RlCE-14915c y h. ..-
SALT-P Dbl, $4OO
SHOT-A00 y bag; buck, 81 25
SOAP-Palm. 12c; German, ike; Castillo, &c
imitation, do, 12c.
sPICEs.Cloves Coo; Pepper, 45c; Alspioe, ssc
N1tmegs SLIGO; Mace 81 Is; Cassia, 81 10.
SUGARS-N. o. common, 13c; Cuba, com.
mon TO fair, 1Se; crushed, &c; powdssed, &c;
TRAs--ImpeziaI q. aoea 90; oolong, soces1. 50;
Gunpowder, $1.0092. co.; Souchong, 75c0s1 rs:
Japan, uncoloFed, SL350l 65.
TOBACCO-Plug, T5c9$1. 90; Natural Leaf 81. %
CLIO; Fine Cut, S0c0$1 Is; Smoking. 40c.
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DIED.

At Red Wing, Mimi. on the 17h inst, Mr..
HARRIET KELLOGG >, mother Of Martin N. Kel
logg Eco, of this city in the list year of her age
At Cottage Grove, on the 10th inst, NARY E.,
vile OF Mark D. Sproat and daughter Of Hon W. p.
Dunbar, aged Is years.
At White Bear Lake, on the 18th inst, Mrs.
AMANDA NJ, wife Of W. w. Weber, aged 81
yearss
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A PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE
DUNG OF ROTH

EOK THE YOUNG OF BOTH
IL Sexes, Parents and Guardians, on Masturba.
ton. SpermatorrheG Nervous and Sexual Debility
Female Complaints the Duties OF Marriage and all
diseases arising from exposure or the abuse of the
sexual functons-s5G pages and 100 engravings.
Sent under seal on receipt of the price, 81. 90,
~ Address,
THE GALENRC INSTITUTE,
my19-d&w3m,sn st. Paul, Minnesota
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HEAVY HAUL OF FISH, learned
Yesterday that on Friday last Messrs. Belots,
Winnie and Cakes paid visit to White Bear
Lake upon piscatorial expedition. They ar
rived there in the evening and took up quar-
tiers at Barnum's Hotel. On Saturday morn.
ing they started out and in seven hours caught
100 fish by actual count, the gross weight OF
which was 2OS1z pounds. They were all
caught with trolling line. A finer lot of fish
it would be hard to find. From the report
these gentlemen bring we know where we will
break for and what hotel we Will stop at, when
we find time to indulge in piscatorlai amuse.
meat
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Loss By LGHTNNG.-But few weeks
since We called the attention of our readers to
the prompt manner in which the Home" of
St. Paul settles and pays its losses. We have
again to speak of this Company's promptness
and fair dealing, from the manner in which
the gentleman residing in Wheeling, whose re-
ceipt is seen below, received his money.
WHEELING, May II, 1866.
Received of the Home Insurance of st,
PanI Minnesota one hundred and seyenty.fiye
dollars (s175 in full for loss on live stock kill.
ed by lightning. Said loss was adjusted two
days after said Company hao received notice Of
the same. up~ypvn,
msy24-1tdaw hENHA 1AiGE.
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MATRIMONIAL.
I AIDES AND GENTLEMEN eff

- you wish to mary, yon can do so by address
Ing me: will send you, without money and with
out price; valuable information, that will enable you
to marry happily and speedily irrespective Of age,
wealth or beauty. This information will cost you
nothing, and II you wish to marry will chez fully
assist you. All letters strictly CONFIDENTIAL The de-
sired information sent by return mail, and ne re-
envelope addressed to yourself Address,
SARAH B. LAMBERT.
myl9 d&wSm, spn Greenpoint Kings Co., NY
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The Milwaukee Sentinel says Miss In

The Milwaukee Sentinel says Miss Inn
hoff has obtained verdict of $4,000 DANA
ges against the Milwaukee and Chicago Rail-
road Company for the loss of leg, occasioned
by the sudden backing OF the train while she
was passing from q car to the platform. which
caused her to fall upon the track in such q
manner that her left leg and right foot were
crushed by the wheels of the passing car.
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Music hath charms 20 s0oshe the
savage breast" and STERLNa's fragrant AMBRosLA
Will reuder strong, why hair SOFT silken and glossy,
and eradicate dandruff. an92,6&w1m
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Proposals. FOR BKEp.-Oaptain r. e,

PROPOSALS FOR BEER.-Oaptain r. E.
Davis, Chief commissary for this district,
opened last week the sealed proposals for fur
nishing fresh beef to the troops stationed at st.
Paul. Fort Smelling, Fort Ridgely, Fort Aber-
crombie. Fort Ripley, Fort Wadsworth, seuk
Centre. Alexandria and Pomme de Terre, the
contract to commence the LIST of July, and be
in force for one year. The following are the
bids:
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MARRIED..

On Thursday, the 18Th of May, by the Rev. Tim
Charles E. Leonard Ese at Point Douglas, Wash.
ingoon county, Mimi, GEORGE Y. LEONARD to
Miss CHARLOTTE BLISS, of Georgia, Franklin
county, Vermont r.
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Dodge g. Co. 100000. The interest upon these
notes will be poid at the National banks.
The sales Of 7-30 notes at the Ninth Nanonaa
Bank, during the last week, Was 81 ,246,3o
Fraghts are dull. The engagements 70 h'ef'
pool are IS tuns Bacon at 1Os.; 700 tcs' beei Oh
private terms, and per steamer !, ooo pigs nu''e'
and 500 boxes Cheese at Sos, and 500 boxes bacon
at a5s. British brig was chartered to hatamoros
al S5e. per Dbl in gold.
The business of the Sub-Trcasury was; Receipts'
4, a59 SIG q; for customs, $l99,oOo payments,
a $40 go IS on account ofoan, $lS7 600; balance,
$50, SOC, 9l6 II.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company is reported to
have closed a contract with the Erie Railway by
which the latter makes profit upon the coal it
moves equal to the tolls charged upon the Delaware
and Hudson Canal, which is full s. per ton at tho
present value Of coal.
TIE PottsrtUe Miners Journal Of Saturday re-
ports as follows:
The quantity sent by railroad this week is % 5e OF
TINS against A. 7e tuns for the corresponding week
last wear The great storm on Tuesday last, the
deepest OF the season. checked the trade for compile oI
DAYS from this region which accounts for the iang OH
by railroad.
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Cut Meats arc steady ard in fair demand sales Of
40 pigs at 176l7ic. for ShOulders lsi a etc foi
Hams md 2Olc for Bellies. Bacon IL fairly active, but
the market Is unsettled and irregular owing to the
heavy market for EYchange sales Of $50 boxes Short
Ribbed. on the spot and 70 srrlye. AZ ~
boxes Short Clear. at 22a2tc.; on Saturday.
800 boxes Cumberland Cut TO arrive, AZ Zotc.
Dressed Hogs are scarce an1 bleheI. owns 70 .ne
we quote al 0l7c for Western. Lard is dull and
heavy; sales of $50 bbls and t<s at st d23c LOT NO.
and 23l a23ic for Fair TO PRIME Steam ana Aette
Rendered, and 23ic. FOX Extra cioice.
PETROLEUM-Crude has again advanced, oSlhe
10 small stock and limited arrives sales Of Loo bb's
m a a &c. Refined are quiet al 6766ec. Tor bonded
and s7a ese for free. ..,.,
RICE-Thc market IL quiet AMI prices UNCHANGED:
SUGARS-Raus have been u moderate reqnet ~
about former rntes sales Of 200 mos az Ie'G ~,
and 2l1c for Porto Rice and GO boxes havana On
private terms; Refined are dull stEta2.;c -.
l. SEEDS-Tbe market for Clovr seed Is qniet put
prices are firm at 25d25c. Tinpthy seed rs heIa ~
&c sOas7 25 per bushe. Rough Har Is IN iar demand
at 50 1888 s. per bushel
TALIOW-The market IL less letive and price,, are
easier; the sales are $1,000 lbs l61i6'c. Tor west
and l6i al'c. for Cry. ra ,oro;,n
WOOI-The market for both dnedic ana Ioreign
descriptions is extremely quiet sndprices are iriegus'
and unsettled owing TO the downwhd emuec! ~ t"'1
va cnote domestic at SldsI OF br Native aud one
onarier Merino; a5c ael 05 for ne-half and three.
Gnarters Merino 9Oc 81 o. for ial blood Merino ana
zoe 6el 10 for SaxOny F1eeces; lnIed N 'Ud Sc fof
No and 90c Isl for Snperhne anu Mra; 'a'Ivlnlh
n BASS for Common Cnwashcd. nh OG t5c for ZINE
Upwashed FOREIGN descriptions ar az ioiloNs; SCUM
American nj az COO. fo- Common Wished; 3JD3c Tor
JJnwashed Nestizo md Nerino; Sa Sc. for Washed
Exua Rios; Cape Of Good Hope 3l~|oc; Tor Vi
washed and East India at - a 90c. br Washed
WUISKY-The market IL dull. heaV and lower;
sales of 225 bbs Western at s. 2sas22e olOsing at
the made price,
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From Our Special Couesrondent
UDQRs. Amy or rHs PoTONAc.
Friday morning. Feo. TO- 1905.
send additional lists of casualties in the re-
oont fighting here. The exact number Of wounded in
the Filth Corps the and d gnoss Of every one OF
which have row sent you, Ia 733. The number Of
killed and wounded In the Second Corps was about 10
thing Is quiet along the ies this morning the
new gein Of i've miles on the let extending to the
Boyd,own plank road. be ng already securely fortified.
understand that Gen. CT gS OF the cavalry. has r.
signed bis position in that corps and that be goes Norm
ths morning llLNoiLN'
ADDITIONAL LIST OF CASUALTIES or FIPTH
ARMY CORPS DURING THB ENGAGEMENT oP
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MONDAY. Feb. l3-r. n.

MONDAY, Feb. l3-r. H.
Gold opened at 2o6 fell to 205l, and closed at
R05; The market is dull, and buyers for o new
Upward tun not abundant.
Government Stocks continue firm at full prices
There is no large supply Of gold-bearing bonds at
urrent rates. and no order of consequence could be
had without advancing prices materially. AT the
Stock Exchange the entire sales in Governments
were only $lOO,OOO The 5-2Os arc now selling at
209i a 100; for new and old So many of the old
series have been exchanged for new that the latter
are very scarce. Io-40s are 1929 and strong. In
Railway bonds little doing. Fourth National Bank
cold at par for 900 shares. The Bank is steadily
growing in favor, tandfs worth to close up more
than it sells for. Railway Shares were
quite inactive at the Exchange, and the registered
business was only 5,675 shares at about Saturday
prices. At the public call quite a largo business
vas done, and 5000 shares Michigan Southern and
$4,000 Erie Railway sold. The Cumberland specu-
lstion has taken downward turn. Tho opening
1ase was IS, followed by break to 5OI upon the
uIreet The price afterward rose TO 53l, and closed
at53 The same appearance of weakness was shown
sen DAYS ago, and was followed BY an advance from
l3l to 59I, besides creating al additional short in.
terest.
At the Second Board the extreme advance upon
SAc street was not maintained, but prices were firm
and at substantial improvement over the morning
sstes. A good many stocks were picked up quietly
and the market has q frmness and activity moi
shown by the printed lists of the Regular Board
At the Public Board the sales were: GOO New
York Central. IEI0ll7i; R,4O0 Erie Railway
Ys}977; LOO Hudson River, l0Salos3i LOO
Reading, ll23 ll2l; $500 Michigan Southern, 7ol
D7O.; 200 Michigan Central, bio, Ia; 800
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, S3l 0S3!; 200 Rock ISL
nd 96l 097; 100 North Western, 3i 1000 North
western Preferred, b3O, 653 a66; 800 Fort Wayne,
$685.; 3,7OO Cumberland, 81 S52.; 500 Quick
silver, s5l 0s6; $500 Msriposa, Il, 49,
Money is moro than ever abundant and large
amounts are loaned on call at 5 per cent. At this
sate even money remains idle. The usual street
yatc is G, and in some cases is paid. In CONNER
eial bills little is doing. The rates are Sa9 and
l0al2 for second rate. The bank statement shows
che extent TO which capital is accommodating III thu
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Andrew cranl, ie7 Pa. slbsw'

Andrew Crank, lo1 Pa. elbsw.
2. Cnrrsn, ! Nd. leg.
James Conway, s. N. T., arm.
Hiram CoIlwell. II Pa, arm.
Ii. L. Fowler, $50 Pa, side.
q. l.. Or n. l3 Pa. head.
Corp. }. G 'lfiith, le1 Pa, arm.
Geo. Grover, 7 WIZ. arm.
Aue. Hsgemsn, 6 Wis. am.
WIN. His.ie, Md, arm.
WIN. Hall, Q Nd, foot.
N. Hammond. 10 Ne, arm.
VIM. +. Krotrcr, I'd Del. foot.
Nathan knapp. alo Penn. lag.
Edward Kesrn. I Mich, leg.
N. w. Kennedy, ii Penn, leg.
Cp. Jacob Livister. IL n. C..hd.
Jacob Luberser. lst Nd, arm.
ChIist. Lswle.s, 4h Nd. arm.
Cyrus Lynch. IS N. y, neck.
Joseph Nobsnner. Is n. T., arm.
Simeon Pindsr, IA N. Y, leg.
Alfred Perow, 81 Ma.s.. srul
Musician John Prushowe. LIST
Nd, diairhes.
Henry Riley, | Nd, back.
Chss. RylnsD III Ps., leg.
Sam. Rockwell, ! Nd, hand.
Sc,. 3. Solomon, ( Nd, wrist
Lieut.. r. Wilson, ! Md. back.
q. +. Wood, lf2 Penn. arm.
\. Venting. 80 Penn, side.
J. ID. vii on, i5s Pa, breast.
Steward Young. 1855 Penn leg.
Lewis Ames, Is n. Y, hand
w. Adams. 20 Marie, hand.
~. Cunningham. N =. Y, arm.
p. J. Crepe. 81 n. G., leg
james Collins. l40 N. l., les.
John Frederick. 8 Wis. ies.
john Forwolt. 1877 \. Y. leg.
&. II. Ford, - Mich, leg.
Wr1. Fsdrn. lt0 y. y, hs'h.
&. X. Gerick, lb1 y. br KNEE.
G.orye Glessner. lTfs. groin.
Henry Grsnball, l5S Penn,
head.
Sergt. Vim. Hudson, iai Pa,
sLonlder.
VIM. Hnli.ren,, IsG NY. back.
Fnocs llowland, 10 Ne, thigh.
=. Hilemsn. II Pa, hip.
&. r.. Henn.zer. 8 ny. thigh.
sery'. Jons. HAZEL, u n. L.,
knee.
Edward KILLER, ., N y, leg.
Henry islry. 40 NY. arm.
w n Mead. l98 Pa, nigh.
red. OFT, IS y Y. leg.
gorp.A ID Patterson, 30 Ia, er.
Charles Paul, II Pa. s.m.
Benson Beck. Z Wis. hip.
Pat. Cusrhey. - \ Y. head.
Martin Riley. 1873 y V. arm.
Corn. Patrick MuIchi. ,sS i Y,
sh.iM.
John Scott. & Wis. leg.
loci Trainer. lR5 y. I leg.
SGT. DAME Taylor 6 Via, leg
SET. Daui. Welch. li7Nl ,cheex.
SGT. Hinm Wager, l6BNN arm.
Michael Helm, 40 Ia bead
Chs Manning. - y. J., srn.
Rulyer, lGNY, les I'M.
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John Als-s, : Del. arm.
seyst. w. Bsiley, 6 Va. arm.
Corp. q. BEATRICE, lao n. T.,
| leg.
lanes Crane 4 Nd, leg.
John Davis, i07 Pa. band.
sgt. Jos. Dutton, 4 Del, ann
sgt. c. Eves,ine, 4 Md, arm.
Hsrriscn Evans, 10 Me, breast
ST. Miles Foster, 76N. y, arm
st. r. Fennen. lt7 N. T., arm
A. Funk, Z Md, arm.
A. Harmon, II Penn, back.
Sergt. Urbsnus Hubs, l%2d
Penn. arm.
Joseph Hillman, II Pa. leg.
Gu. Il. T.. Heath.n n. Y. side.
George Jones, 6 Wis. side.
Corp. Jas. Jennings, 56P. ,nlc&
| Patrick Kelly, ISM. ". head.
Phillip Laskey, II Mass, knee
Daniel Lash, 104 N. y. head.
Thomas Shea, Ia Pa, leg.
sgt. J. McCurry. 2l0 Pa. leg.
Jss. Morrison. 30 Mass. Srni.
sgt. w. A. Ma,ou,8 Nd. thigh
WIN. Msrren. ) ". Y, leg.
VIM. Murphy, lO7 Pa. leg.
Philip Ny,r. loi n. Y. leg.
Benjsmin SHINE. II Pa, foot.
Corp. J. Sullivan. 81 MY. leg.
II. Singlemsn. 100 Penn. arm.
Thoma. Scott, 4 Md, sise.
Corp. T.. Townsend Md. ,ioce
John Tney, IS ~. foot
u. Whitford. ii1 y. ", chow
serg;. John BlaisdAll, 80 ALAS.
7, thigh.
G. BsrJ.st. i55 Pa, hip.
w. Bisekmn, 6 Wis. IL
sinputst'd.
Serrt. Samuel Brown, | Nd,
side.
J. NJ. Bradford, 10 Mich. leg.
Corp. Grin Benscn, 10 Maine
leg.
Fnm,t C'srt, 9 Wis.. froin.
Lewis Geth-r-, i55 ps., leg.
Potter Hartford. ~ NY, heed.
:. -. Huru.y. li9 Pc. shoulder.
Corp.Wm. Harmon, % y. T.,
lrg.
Corp. Fred. Hellpser, % NY,
arm.
Corp. Wm. Humphrey, lSs ".
y, lung.
Corp. WIN. IIsnmor. l01Pa.hip.
Lucius Lawrence. IA n \, hip.
Geo Lnnlb. 1913 Pa. foot.
Herr Lurnbert, 81 Mass lns amp.
Lewis Licpnian, : Wis, arm.
Jno. Sapley. o Wis, leg au.p.
Sgt. Inc. McWallan.5 y arm.
Corn. SilAs Macy. D Ni-. bead.
SGT. Monroe May. ! Md, side.
y. Minrs. - n Y, lcg.
Jacob Rsth, 1873 y. T., hip.
Charles Smith. ! Md. head
iicnry Siait.. D Wis. leg.
Ioin StileI, i Wis, Lip.
John Sooiply l3i "a shoulder.
1homss S'oop~. II Pa. arm.
Joseph Swi.,, ls5 Pa. thigh.
john Addar.sy, 20 Ne, hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14
Receipts Of Prod uT.

FRI l3-a4o bbls Flour, 65 bills WHISKY 23DG
bbls Corn Meal II, 337 bush. Corn. 100 bush Oats.
IJ7 KS. Ashes SOS pkFs Oil Cake, LID pkgs. Pro
visions 2, 100 pkGs. Butter. 521 Dressed Logs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-14
FROM TIiE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
The Advance Ground still Hcld-Lisi Of
CnsuaItics.

Frem Our SpeiA Cofr'spond-M
HpoRs AEMY oP TIE PooNic
Thursday morning, Feb. o s65.
The glorious Fifth and Second C'rps still
hold the new line Of five miles on our left which Is rap
idly becoming part Of Our inpreenaby fortified hnes
the two-dsy old ree-pits assuming the proportions oil
bonb.proof intrenchments
The cavalry have all returned To camp. but re about
to move their headquarters further to the m The
headquarters Of both the Fifth and Second orpe also
are tn be moved further 10 the ht
append lists Of casualties. They ere much the fun
est lists that win have gone forward. They sbw with
mathematical e1actness the extent 10 which be differ
Ell. regiments have been engaged. IuNoIrS
CASUALTIES IN THE FIFTH ARMY CORPsDURING
TIE ENGAGEMENTS OF FEB. 5, 6AND Z,