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l OST-On the jersey City Ferry, coming 70
l 4 scv-York a, s:t5 m Thursday, SMALL tLACh
LEATHER NALISE, containing Opera Glass anG " ear
Ing Apparel The finder will be hbeTaly rewarded and %
ccye the thanh. Of the by leaving 4 at Ne Y, ron I
r. b. THChbER.
I OST.-Jan. 20, 1865, in the Fourtb-aye., be-
fifteenth ard Twenty fiih sts or .l ,ide
GOLD WATCH KEY. The finder viii be s-iaby re-
warded by leaving IL at No. % East Twe nty-hnh-,t
= S0nREWARD.-L by or STOLEN
RcOO from the undersigned. while a.. r,in ilcin
Boston which arrived here this morning pocket
tainns the following Four $500 u 5 Semi annua interest
paying Notes and nearly $500 In small bills iogrh,r with
sundry papers 4. \. ROGERS
No. lt2 Conmer Boston
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The First National Bank sold $3@ 900 OF '5o
Notes to-day, and paid 100000 of Treasury drafts
Mp. G.. Calhoun has been elected President Of
the Fourth National Bank, III place of Mr.. Morris
Ketchum, resigned, the Hon. Hugh McCulloch
declining the position.
Petroleum Stocks are steady. new and large
week is reported upon the Brevoort Co.'s lands.
The salesat the n Y. Petroleum Stock Boardwcre 100
Excelsior at 81 IS; 100 DO $li75; 100 do. sli7
100 do $li u.s. 100 do. $A 70; l,OOOdo., b3O SO 5O
100 do. bis sl5; 100 Germania, 81 OF; 100 knick-
erbocker Petroleum Co., 60c.; 100 Mckinley 8 90;
20 do 81 80; 500 Manhattan Sc; 200 Empire City,
&c. 900 do Sc; 900 do s6; 900 Oceanic, -; 800
do. 81 IS; 900 Buchanan Farm Oil Co., 81 10; 300
DO g. 10; 300 do. 81 100 United States, - %;
100 Bergen, 81.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company
oo-roI CO.. ,bo oaoond vrcel in tauuarv.
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tons in order that full list Of stocks may be COM
pared am now ready to furnish subscribers with
their Tickets of admission and TO receive additional
subseribers The usual subscription to this Exchange
is twenty-five (s2D dollars.
w L. JACKSON Secretary
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SUPREME ,couRT-cn..p,n.-JAs 'l-es'or, j.

SUPREME ,CoURT-CHANBrRs-JAS. ?L-Befors justice
lsGkAHAa
DECIsOSs.
Edward Cromwell ag,. Richard Hewitt.-Motion
granted Charlie. e. lnsae ct al as William g. p Brition
a-Motiou granted without Edward La fargc Il
a. at. Samuel {. W-s-Motion denied Charles Kelsey
Robert Mufrsy-Mouon granted, cosis, $o, 20 abide
event Reference ordered TO John H. Hoffman. esq Same
at ssmc-Ao,on denied. with 10 costs Samuel RoduaH
sst. James Mellcnry-Moticns granted.
Before Justice BARNARD.
George y. Osborne Emma q. Osborne-Report con.
6ruied aud judgment OF divorce granted.
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Dort-u)ar0ens' Notiee.
STATE on NHw-Yonk.

STATE on NIw-YoRk
Poxr-wANpESs OYyIcz No. 10. Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April II, 1885,. enu ei IA
Act 20 ReorganiIe Waricns Oce Of the Por Of New
York. to persons Interested in having chs's- o. ne
.uhrct matter Of such inquiry examination or snsvrV thAs
the following under examination oy e fort
ardeu. anl that the said surveys examinations s 10
completed within ten days next succeeding th n''- o.
board said vessels
Steamship George romwell..........."9N r.
steamship ofsifs.s
Steamship City OF Baltimore.....".......aN x
Ship Wilsm FroEing ham ...............o ' X.
ship ANTARCTIC =. "
BARK AuAr1nfh. o y =
Bark Aibina.. T.
En. Janet hldsfoNe.. rhifilr-
Sclg 49, W A'fi'f .
MINTHoRNE TOMPkiNs, t1es.asnt
J Ar0s HERMAN. Secretary.
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CoTroS. is said that the amount of cotton
TO be received from Savannah is over 1000 bales
There Is stored IN Wilmington near 100 900 bales.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.



sissmef Linda, Hubbard FeI Royal. BsSnsT brown:
Steamship Morning Star Nelson, Havana and New oresns
steamship Carlotta tBr Relner MaamOas, PerAn, Bros
Ship J. A. staniler, Anderson. -.
Ship sn I., t%S S6%.: Doa. Co.
Ship Ironsides, Oliver. Genoa Nesmith 4 Sons
ship fGni Fst hSr sdr T TGys III. Bass
Bark Jane A. Bishop (Br). Mcclellan, Havana, j. t. Ward
Bark Anna Frances tBr Morehoue, Demarara ydni''on
Bsps John Wesley, Patton, New Orean. n H. Brigham.
BARK Colonel Jomes Scott ter) Mclean, Mon'evidsO and
Buenos Ayres, A. Badshaw.
BARI Iva tBrJ Berry Saracai5ov via St. Thomas Maitland
BIG hmves, Queen tBr) Hollis, Bermuda, Middleton
Bf, A. B. Patterson tBr Haecher, La Guayra ond Porto
III Arrmae GBeI Clement Philadelphia Wright Hard
Biz Macia tBrj Morris Santiago Miller Hong ton
Brig Harriet OBJ, Baiiaby, La Guayra, H. j. I, A. Do
SER. Hanover, Kinsey Mnsmoras. E. A. Hss'y Co.
schr. Magnolia, base, beaniori; cv r,co
sohr f. Richord.on, Richardson, Boston simpsou csPp-
schf Matilda Br.i, steven, Csr,haaen; ~ ,.s.
Schr Bo..on' Psrssl. PHI iphis Baker Dayt D.
SER. H. Middleton, Fsrm4n beaufort Thoma' ho"e''
Arrived.
Steamship George Cromwell Van NeTor,,n, .s hs,s
winds and since passing H!tieras
steamer Zodiac Buckley Beaufort 30 hours Hd,e. and
steamer Vanderbilt Il. 81 Pickering Fort Fasr via Fort
re.s Monroe "a hour,
u s. steam transport varuna whehur' Fortress Monroe
o. s. steam transport Blackstone Berry, Fort Fisher VIC
Fortress Monroe "a hours. TO L. ;. Q'S -. q
ship Free Trade DrinAwaer. Boston, days IN oss' D
Ship Theobsd tof Richmond Mel TheObsld, Csraih "
Slip Edith Chds Newport I'd ut, railroad iron Charles
Bark Add III Kader (Of Boston,, Howes sssnA 10 days
farE Deoda,a (Nor) Nysssd rsgsros Q, day, WOOL tc
Funch Meinckes Wendt. had very heavy weather e 's'
BTs Janet Kid.ton of Windsor " So Bnrgess J.cIs 20
days. via Long Island sound ios"ood and eon'e' - H. D
Brig j. b. King (of Windsor y. 81, Coil, AuI csy.. "a
ul,, via Newport loswood md cosee A sm1In.l n "a
perienced heavy weather; "hs blown on TUE eos anu
was obliged to put into Newport 70 repair
Big Iona TOT Newfoundland Conslan Gisse bsy - ca,
coal VI. Green Curre: cargo 10 D. r brsashs~ nas
experienced strong westerly gales stove balwsrss aid "s'ee
sehr Jenny Lind Graves Portland. days heading r. A.
schr Ya,una Thompson, Holmes, Rocksnd line.
schr. Magnolia Lockhsr CORVALLIS, IS dys potatoes DIX
schG H. N Fsrnhsm, Edwards. Boston for Norfos-
Schr. Isis. HARDING New Bed ord FOR Eilsbrthp''i'
schr. Hattie Coombs, Brown, Bocklsnt, nme
schr. Southern Cross (Br George, Windsor plaster d. H.
DeWolE . , -, a.,
schr. Maanxas, Hamilton foF.aii me- Heao'As "A1oe--
sefr. West Wind Harrington, Portland. headns,
Sehr. Willow, -, Lubee, lnmbe-
Sailed.
JAN 2-s,esmer,-Edinbmsh.J John Gibson. ,hs"psaae'
Morning Star, Atlantic, Linda
Steamship City Of Dublin, hence for Liverp0''-i'th in'
ls,. ~ %. lon IS 30. - , "A H. ~ NJ y 81
se,m.hp State Of Georgia crui.e-lsh Inst = D. y.
Of c ape Lookout II miles.
Disaster.
On The 18th inst in l, Al So lon 6s 80 the ,hp
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40 TREASURY NoTLs.

This Bank has on hand ready for delivery these pop
Mar notes. giving the holder the option, in AUGUST
1897 ~ avment or conversion into 500 Goldbearing
six Per Cent Bonds
Commission of 2 per cent allowed buyers Liberal
ARRANGEMENTS with Banks aud Bankers.
j. II. STOUT, Cashier. d. l.. ROSS fresiuon''
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There was wild excitement IN stocks and gold on
the call. The whole market improved after the
call. Gold rallied TO 2Oli after the call, and at the
close of report sold at 20l2. There were immense
transactions and the attendance was larger than at
any time since April last.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JAs. 2l-Befors
Judge SHIPs,S.
CONVICTION AND SENTENCE.
Hugh Riley, one of the crew Of the ship Mercury,
was .,neuced attempt muiny to imprisonment for
biI months.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPxcIAL TrRx-JAS. 2l.-Bsfors
Justice MCCuSS.
DECISIONS.
John H. Lockwood agt. James r. Collin.-Motion
10 op-n default granted payment Of costs Order 10 be set
tied Louis Hutg ag;. Adoph Enge-Motion granted with
coats Costs TO be settled In order A. spiers Brown ag
Frederick o. Richardson granted. tourtand schuy
Ter AIT Louis r. Hngius alMoon TO substitute granted
with costs. Papers in { Jerks office.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun Rises...S:l7 Sun Se.s.....3O6 Moon Rises. JON
HIGH ATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. APT Gov Island. 30Se Hell 0s's... 90
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPKcIAL TERx-JAS 2i-
Before Judge BRADY
DECISIONS.
Niles ACT. Dailcy.-Mo,ion granted. See form OF
order Bo.,wick agt Motion denied with
Monnot ag Do Nensge Motion granted 18th
= 10 costst to defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-23

The Ner. Orleans Times of the 18th of January
says:
The Cotton movement resumed to-day but NJ
still easier prices and while holders generally asAe9
foe, sales unless by making further concessions The
only sales reported positively IS bales cassiiea'
ton and price not given and % bales barely low mid
ding 81, but II said that another st OF 80 Dac
had been disposed Of which, if would make the
DAVIS business amount to 3i2 bales Statement OF COT
ton for the week ending January r. le65 ~
Stock on hand Sept l, 1854 900. bales 100 500
Received previously. iiI-%|~>o
IT,, - 26s03
Fxported during the week.....-....-..2 l"J -.
Exported previously ..--....--.-----. F''ii-~o'''
Stock on hand and on shipbOard. ...... o'Jos
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JAMES CuRrmEY, Cashier.
lAdvertisenIentI

TENTH NATIONAL BANK, No. $40 BROADWAY
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Steamship City Of Dublin hence for Lverpoo'-oth ins'
is,. 20 q. lon. IS 30. -, =. -, A. NJ - -
steamship ArssO bound sl7h inst. 10 miles " ~ Z. OF
Cope HseTa. ,oh t., ssy
Steamship State OF Georgia crG,e-lsth INST h'
Of ape Lookout u miles
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Wsooins Cards. &e.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. ia Ful.
~ tonst.-WEDDlNG CARDS and FINE sIAllONEyif
Established 1851
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Disaster.

On N. nth inst, IN lat Al So lon 65 g. the ship Theoosd
ssed vessel bottom up apparently Of about 100 turf
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miscellaneous.

nor RIVER, LAKE and OCEAN Els HING.
IL Pa,ent.laid SEINE TWINE. 75c per pound.
JAS. 7. TRANERS, No. 10 Bs,knsn-,t.
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MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock always
I hand ready upat lower prices than ctcr
establishment In the city. A. kLABERS Nsni,i Nof.',
No. 10y East lshst, near 3d'ave., " L. Cutthis OFT
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Sailed.


JAN 2fsteamer,-Edi nburgh. John Gibson ,hs'psshe
Morning star, Atlantic, Linda.
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~ NEWSPAPERS Ac.-Cal before You sell ,Iewl-r,-
MANAnAN MlLLhR, Wholesale Paper Wsiehoase, No.
" Spruce st. New.Y ork-
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who, almost en- musse, threw down their arms and
surrendered. Some 5000 prisoners and muskets were
captured. Gen. Custar. with his mounted command
pursued the remainder OF the enemy until long after
nightfa when the recall was sounded, and our tired
troops went into camp and upon the battle-ground
The houses in the of the late Rebel lines were found
filed with wounded Our loss is estimated at about 800
infantry and 500 cavalry.
The loss in officers Is said 10 have been more than
usually severe 20 per cent Of the officers In the
Cavalry COrps being either killed or wounded Many
OF the cavalry are only slightly wounded. Lieut. Boehn
Of Gen. Custars staff was severely wounded.
Gen. Custar had sharp fight with W. II. Lees and
Fitzhugh Lees Divisions Of Cavalry at one time but
they could not stand before his fiery onset and were
soon driven away. At time Gen. Gustav was
charging at some distance In advance Of his line OF
battle and narrowly escaped capture but rescued
by portion Of the lst New.York Qincoln) Cavalry
after the sharpes saber fight Of the campaign. Gen
Gustav exchanged pistol shots with the Rebel General
The cavalry captured somo 1000 prisoners and two
guns, taken by Col Fitzhugh in person. The cavalry
claim that large number Of the prisoners gave them
selves up where the firing "least effective In the
infantry line"
append full lists Of the casualties in yesterdays and
to-day fghtingmuch the fullest lists that have yet
been obtained ILuSoIRS.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, u. G. I
April l2-24 p. In.
Ma. Sen DIX, Neac- York: The capture of Sell
ma is reported by Ma. Zen. Georgc C. Thomas.
The surrender of Lyncbburg is also officially re-
ported. EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Sec. OF War.
HDoRs. DEPARTMENT or THE CUMBERLAND,
MEMPHIS, April II, 1865.
Mai Gen. H. W. HALLBcK. Chiefo NGF;
send the following, just received from Huntsville
Ala, for the information Of the Secretary of War.
am inclined to believe it, although have received no
report direct from Gen. Wilson.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Tuesday April H. 1866.
Mai.- Gen. THOMAS; The following is just re-
ceiyed from Col Hoover at someryie, then directly
through from Selma report that place captured by Gen
Wilson's forces on the I'd inst Forrest and Roddy,
with their entire commands were captured Our men
dismounted and charged the irtrenohmeus, aud car
ried all before them. They also report Montgomery
captured. Il. 5. GRANGER
GEO. II. THOMAS. Major-General.
CITY PoHT, Va. Wednesday. April l2 1868
Hon. EDWIN VI. STANTON. Secroto'y Of Uar:
Lynehburg surrendered yesterday TO Lieu
tenant Of Grifn's forces at The head Of scouting
party. Gen. Grant has ordered Mackenzes Brigade Of
Cavalry TO occupy the town and take care of public
property .'... c. A. dana Assist Sec. OF War
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From City Peiut.
10 The Y Y. Tribune.

Special Disps,ch 10 The Y. Tribune:
WARRINGTON, Wednesday. April y, 1865.
j. c. G. sends tie following from City Point:
+ GRANT AND LEE.
special train leaves here TO night for Burkesyie to
bring in Lieut. Gen. Grant with Gen. Lee and staff,
who return Richmond tomorrow in accordance
with their parole.
RECRUITING.
Grants army is reported as having turned It's face
eastward for the purpose Of receiving supplies and re-
urutng after its arduous abors ofthe past weeks.
PRISONERS.
The prisoners captured by Sheridan previous to The
final surrender of Lee are on their way and will be
here morrow or next day J. c. G.
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Newspaper Account.

Special Dispatch 70 The ChicsgO Tribune.
..~ CAIRO. April O. ls65.
The steamer Belle ST. Louis furnishes Men,
phis dates OF the evening Of the 9Th The Bulletin says
there are well authenticated reports in circulation IN
the city that Selma, Ala. was captured and burned
several days ago by force of cavalry from Gen.
Thomas's command One report emanates from a mer
chant ON Front Row. He distance ont
Sn the country day two since, and met aud held
conversation with Rebel soldier TIE soldier REM ked
I'm course of conversation: =" | suppose you damned
Memphis Yankees haven't heard yet that Selma was
captured and burned the other day" yhe pereh9pt re
piled that he had not well It's So said the soldier
and the interview ended.
Confrmatory of this is the report received from Sen
etobia Mississippi, that Mr. Hunt, Superintendent Of
Confederate foundeTies at Selma, had reached the
Former place. having narrowly escaped oapture by raid
ers, who he stated. had sacked and burned Selma he
left his family at Selma, being unable 70 bring them
away. A gentleman named Williams, from the coun.
Try states that large cavalry force Of Unonists passed
south through ElytOn few days ago Eyton Is sO OF
200 miles north u Selma, e...... ''-
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taAa'A VI O@a31 49, . -
q II WGshbnrne, S o Cav hngr
W II Bennett. Q Pa Cav, side
X McCarty, I Ne Cav, finger
A q Foster, Ne Cav, lpgrrs
w Coyi-, ! Ne Cav. nngef
u Web-r,2N II, am
" Copeland, | Me, hg
J. Wilson, ! Ne. ana
CsptE Morris an yMR,ahd
TT Lowell. ~ Ohio Cav. knee
l. Michsl, IN y IR, thighs
FIT dgemsn. - Ohio Cay.lligl
Nichols. | Ne, leg
III Whght, I Me, breast
n Wei,zei. ~ \ n n, neck
il Birney, I Sic, thigh
Jos McCsrty. - Ohio, III sht bip
Jas Donelly. 2 n y. abdomen
Sergt B y Carpentsr,l Ne. leg
sergt J gatchell, J Me. thirh
" I smith, Z y \. thigh
| Alvin Hunter. ] Ne. lett thigh
g Colby, ! Me, ebdopen, les
SeIst & 4 Murphy, ? Ny frsc
len thigh and m index finger
Sergt 10 s,srr,eo, len thigh
jos II N3yes. ! Ne, leit breast
sylvnnus Quinn. I Ne, nit side
l. II Tobie, / Me, len ankle
Underwood, so, h.ht atm
| @ w Whiteknot. D Ne, chin
X CossToye, 4 Ne. left breAS,
/ d { liAhibeTlsiu, ! ale, thigh
Scr,, Geo l. Meilcy, s q. ide
Sersi " Porter, o y. abdomen
% 1houat Pa eqy. thigh
1T BucbaIa, q " y. -rm ,rsr
I ncCaI,y. ID OLio, iLigh
LII Whitney. I Nc both d ia :
{ Y Cooptt, ~ Ollto. band
| G. s Kelly. | Me. II elbow
Edw a Mscc. ! SIC b;sh. flesh
Lieut. q " Wilsg, 4 p, hip
"a t Il",s1. 4 In, ~. i5A &.
jag Reed. 10 Dido, Witt, he.h
J n PIait. ! Me. rifln cheek
sst l. A oolbun, ian y, aldo
men, severe Fl.
Capt u r iioling,l1 Ohio, snhl'
4, l. " Cumfnins, ! Nc. thigh
Sgt q A Joiner.6 Obio. shoulds
u Zorior, ] Me. Jaw t'shoulds
l., } v f.mrics, l1.Ihio, anhs
" p snyder.2syspsc. ief .
HC Nell. i6is. ieit Ssi,-'esh
AlberI Mcfsddop, ~ O.T.ght .
Chas Manson. ! ny, NJ X, b
Hosea fosieF. z. y \, ten snk
Robt X Pie. I Pa shdomen
e M lliehs. trebl - Narislri
John M4nnins. 10 Ps, W Of D
Henry MeEiney, IC Pa, con,a
Jno Ai'er, ~ r, a.p, issh
: !. D.nncii. 10 ps, n Gosh
Corp WIN { fAkin, 4 Pa :, ls
Lieu, { W flecser, 2Nf. Mh.
ien leg. flesh
c c Or.i ser.2 sY.MR. bf q
Lieut. y Nashburne 10 NY .c
David ulmer 4 Pa, elbow hesh
Ezra piekerson, q u, fsc~ IN
Sam 10 hcCsrty.2 q. arm ,flesh.
r l. Kinney, Ii, u y cav, sh' r.
X Cow az, tofp.4 IA. arm
ia. Lsrcy, ION \, thigh. amp
y Thorap son, zsN } elbow mp,
JEFstoll,l Y J, thigh. snp
Geo Myer,4 MILES ffactursd
W Newton, Capt O.kner,an
EWin',engen, 2NlC,a IN
w cayior, coip.!n, c,'sh, amp
q AMcRse, trebl5StC, ieg aup
Sam ID Smith, 4 Ia, shoulder
Andrew i.shsT, ! Me. arm
T. Smith, lsi Pa, hnger
LtJE Wslkof,l Md(lebeDATm
l., Henry h-ssa. . n ~,
Ser, Hetl + Cope, isNll.ish,
K syie.' i5vt, )rsSe6 iss
Peter Is Smith II Ia ann =,
c hartman, Conn Cav. band
lla rs Monroe, n Ps died
sefs ! Jalre.i, M thigh amp
Chs " Saith, 81 Ny, loot
Cyrus & Abcrna;hy, 81 ny arm
" stewart, ] L : Cav, thlgh
&c Reeves Com. ST., SN 4,
neck
" NJ Constable. l 4 ; Cav,
r Cannon, ! Conn. Cav, zoo,
III Hawl,y. - n \ Cav, arm
y Nc Glya, Corp. ~ y Y,
arm ain
! Christ. 80 n Y, finger
] Ryan, Sgt ~ N \ hii;cr
a strsiineycr. 1875 N y baud
y uomtnsn, Mich Cav thigh
Hatch, ~ writ
] Gctchcll. Me, hand
Major ! p Doran, 2i N y Cav
lea and bach
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La, Of Wounded Soldiers.

The following is partial list OF men wounded
in tho Sixth Army Corps during the engagement al
April 2, and row in Depot Field Hospital al Ciy
Point Va:
2lId CThomA. B. Ivt HA Capt Pa' S5 " 81 r."s
"a IL sson a. AVA footLt CoI NC % % by ,t
LAT IL r Dua B, Ma thigh ~ Col Holt - y ai.d
~ - "a s,aaIJ IA W wdIs, Ii sheldon D5'Nass .
css c Robinson q. 3. Mass hist 1t w Waterman f. 81
-, - =, MEX lanes. ID, I2e W I'd A Iiene ~ NV
+, Go Skinner q II A. W lat 1t q sriyer, ll9 Pa
y, ~, IL T. n Beieia9 YHA hpMsj Clifton Md breast
l., IL Il - squircs 5vis, ths2d 1t GU Is, i5l sew
/, Col q Clark ll9 Pa lat IL Iiassead q ~ 81
Gsn, ID CLARK A. n nek I'd IT. Runyan III, 20 Ps ten
lst III " FISHER 40 ,kst IL Thompson J,lr
ist IL q Hill A. IAN }, hip Adj q Brown IN II a, .
.t IL G Crawford H. l26 hCsptW DSelenbargcri HOO
Cant Hur,-r r. 10 o. flesh lst IL George l9Pa .ey
1T IL q Geson El1 sluLtA fRittenhoaseF o Nd
"a l., W Merrill C. n Y sh2d 1t ii Gardner !, W ch
I'd IL w byron G, g. Y, sh ls 1t Mayer A. Wishi
1T Ii Coon o. % Pa, leg I'd 1t Dorance, b.
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GEN. LEE EN- ROUTE TO RICHMOND
Selma and Montgomery. Ala.
Also I. AIKEN.
FORREST I'ND RODDYPRISONERS
THEIR ENTIRE COMMANDS SECURED.
0Rcial dispatches.

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