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Why Kirby smith has not Surren-
dcFed,

NCLCHa
q correspondent Of the n. Y. Herald
writing from Chester, S. C., on the 18Th
cot this m1ath, says that when Davis
reached Lexington, In that State, BE-
cent Two dispatches to Winnsboro
Tone OF these dispatches was for Kirby
SMITH. ordering him rot 10 surrender
Tie other related 10 arrangements tC
brIuau- Tor the escape Of Davis and
party from the coastof Florida Dawn
contemplated joining Smith in Texas
and declared that if the latter would
hold cat until ne arrived, they could
carry on Che war for long time yet
BE expected 10 be reinforced by all
the uupsroled officers and men who
could escape from the armies east Of
the Mississippi and TO form an alliance
offensive and defensive with NIaximil
liaA
lle couGdentially expected-so he
s..li-tO be able TO sustain himself in
Fesas and soon TO roll back the tide OF
,yarto this side Of the Mississippi and
90 recover all that he had lost jeff.
~o- iooi.shly sanguine. he failed to
melse DIS escape by way of the Florida
coast or any other way. even the dis.
guise Of lady.s dress proving Of no
avail against the prying energy OF IN.
Gle sam boys in blue.
When Kirby Smith receives iptelIi.
gence Of the capture OF Davis. Il Is no;
p-5hable that be VIII continue 10 obev
tlr order 10 'hold out We supnose
as the military head ofthe remnant Of
rebeldom, be will "come down" 10 the
nrst summons Of Candy, with as much
haste as the coon came down 10 the r.
1eman Scott Il may be, however. that
hiss been innooUlated with the foolish
ides Of Davis, that foreign aid is at
hand, and prefer 20 await the coming
81 inst myth. We be unto him and
Ie-ss, ID be does
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Look out for Fraud

u SPRAGUE, late Of Nashville, Tenn, holds
II. notes on rs for Five Thousand Dollars in
sums Of One Thousand dollars each, que in June
Juiy, August. September and uctobsr, IS65. sud
George Miller Is our security on the last two notes
We warn Tie public against trading for ssid notas
as the same were procured inaJuleutly, ana VIC do
not expect 10 pay them.
A. BIGELOw \ co.
Nashville, Hayl '65 rmy2oElvs
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For Sale

A FRAME HOUSE, With store Fixtures com.
n plete, on Jefferson street, opposite Haslsrn's
quarry Tee hOuseis nes, snd viii be sold cheap,
as the owner wishes 70 leave the city.
Also Tor sale, small stock OF Suffers Goods at
Louisville Ia-es. Apply on the premises.
msv2l-2ts
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Young hsrTisd IAdias whose ualsaortups "A h.
nasn not 70 bring lorta IN due saason. rsFrs1l-.T
God has sad y0u shosid Ply and repissi9h N
lsis u gour desire yo1 can oousuit ne eIftrr -
isttaf Or BE- psrsol- 80 lndy over irty Ave Tesr.
cf age uead make 1pplicaton. Al rornr,sl-ie.ii.s
h Iartrr or usr7cr atal-fir ca lF--sl-f
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Proclamation.
STATE or TENNESSEE
EvEf--rtv- Tirr.r~--..-

\
STATE or TENNESSEE. !
ENHrUTtvE DEPARTMENT
hAsHyulE, MAY %, 1855
WuEaE ,s. t has Dsen made zn0Wn 70 me thai
vanous and numerous articles OF properly belong
Jog 10 the state, such as pubic documents books
from tine State Library snd Supreme Court room
furniture for he CapliO and STATE Bank and other
public institutions Of the State, Wers seized emo APP
~ pr a'et uy individuals (some Of whom sre
known durrg The reign OF J. q. Harris, sud about
the time Of his & Eht:
RoU, tDeIefore, 3, William q BroWnlcw. Cover
nor o. tho State o. Tennessee. do issue this, my
PROCLAMATION, warning al versions having such PRO-
perry N possession 70 denver the same Up 70 Col.
N. q. wilcox, d. O., 90 the apitgi who IA here
~ vested wltn full power 70 mako p, arch for, and
demand Snd receive all such property.
II Fuch delivery is net made without delay 4
prosecution ara exposure VI. ensue
- IN ieslTOuy whereof 7 have hereUufo
ftftss act my h,ad, ans caussi the great seal If
SsAaiss}t the state 70 be ana "a al Nashville. dis
luJL LAY OF May, 1860.
BY The Governor.
". 6. BROWNLOW.
A. J FLrrcHEa, Secretary Of Slate
msyl0-lOt
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Taken In.

A LIGHT Roan HOrsa, branded q. g., with fair
"A leather citizens saddle, and a fair brlole and
ruartngsle was caught by q yourg msn on high
street rear TIE Cap to-, on Saturday morning about
II O'Clock. the owner can find him bv calling On
McLe"'ore street, between G Y and Cedar.
msyl-lt4 FRANK GRAHAM
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Joe Johnston, having failed to get
permission to emigraie 70 Canada, has
gone 70 Florida 10 spend the summer
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Notice.

n Office
THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
PUBLo SQUARE. nashville, May IS, IS
VETE now have at our Office on Public Square,
w The following unclaimed baggage. which has
accumulated az our baggage Room at Chattanooga
Depo-. and if not called Tor in thirty days will 90
80 d TO pay charges:
Trunk, no marx,
! Box, marked 1t Col T c Boon, L8vergne, Tenn.
Desk, Jewell, Mich. eng. and Mich
l Box, no mark,
l Trunk, with cherlt,
Box, D Smith Tel. Office, Stevenson, Ala
/ Trunk, J Ham. Nash
l Jacob Ham, Nashville
l Bundle with check,
! Garrett Bsg
Rolls Blankets, no mark,
I Bundle Oil cloth, a"
! Trunk, no mark
/ d" with check
Box, Cspt W NJ Eckles, Nash
! " no mark
l Valse, no mark
Carpet Bags, no marx
9 Saddles
/ Pig BLANKS e
! sack Tools g
N. B.-Persons calling for airy OF tina above art
c'es, VINO are unacquanted n the Office must bring
means Of proper identification.
myl9-lm JOEL DAVIS, Agent.
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Intelligence Notice.

A II, peraons wanting help can b supplied BY
a esliipg al s5 sdaE ssreet and leavnE their or
siers. Fafm-hands. Mechanics House servants,
a. 1srtiag work arc requested % cal q The above
ofsca snH register their nsunes iaf sifusnc7s.
ns5a-2Es
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For Rent.

C,TORE Bull DING Just erected on Cherry e., a
- lev doors beiog Cedar- very aesirabis locs-
- VII s,s5er for store snd dwelling, large yard
N a rear. Apply . -.
may if--1W n. Dhhhf. - OoHege 81.
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For sale or Rent

A PORTABLE nuiliing, With Eve roono, suIss-
n lae Tor husi ess house snd residence for
small iani.y, desira " locsed. Apply immediate
iy 70 IS. MA T-F BROWN zoo
msyau-lW IL Cherry street
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Seasoned Pine Lumber.

A Good assortment o. seasoned Clear White
d Pine Lumber on hsnd ana for sa'e OF
D. b. DICEEY Agent.
mEJ&l-u LDtFl BTosd and high It.
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Orders from heWsdealers Solicited !
Firss ReceIved-First Filled
NOW READY
The GREAT TRAGEDY At WASHINGTON
ASSaSSiRati n Of President Lincoln

AhlIl and correct scsount, from reliable authority
a. The Great NstOnal Calamity. Pot laid 20 ASSES.
sinate Secretary Seward, Vice Presi1ent, and the
whole Cabinet with the history. likeness, SC. Of AL
connected with the lSrnentshls event graphic
accouat Of nessssius and he dist nguished person
ages who have fslien hy thar hands. he whole
spleuildiy lustrafed By the best artists.
For ale ty GATES s. GAMBLE,
r1.vlT-ste u Cherry Street.
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Shingles.

Qk 0n0 inst received per steamer Lanl
~, wv LeoG, and for sale low by
.. y. DICKEY, agent,
Broad and High 81.
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EIgks KnI.sIOns Cured.

Aouaa Ma step heioro Jon fcrthax zc. o. N
tisezses SUB ect - Ma thers s 20 di9ssss =, 49,
y 80 = Ais-L In asiozas and physicia7s -
~ IA naFe erred doEers n lhis CIV = - -
u alsero1i slAfea, Eno have spe1f dofar 80 49,
-, - ero noE vel cured b M. An 49, =.
- ., - ~ sealzg nedicans b ~ paFis oi
- oo-nly; " word, AZ thAi are dissassd I.
~ EA{, and VI giys M cal, w ~. -,
l.c.loa or ~ q the diseases uesfous-i II 49, "a
-. s'aaai' IL bed q ro1sssaoss giSsa i a..
~ lsi,ss srscssa b
DR. EoaILK,
oHlol Eireal NsekFllie. iT.ns
VI assi va pEsaFi $50 So
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LIQUORS.

Bbls Alcohol, % per cent.
76 per cent.
Proof Spirits,
:" PITTS WHISKY, pure, COR Med. purposes.
4 " Pure French Brandy,
l Holland Gin,
Pure Port Madeira, and Sherry Wines,
For sale low, BY EWlo PENDLETON.
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Hungarian Grass Seed

100 Bushels HuugsrEn Grass Seed on hand
lOO ant for SAFE low by
d. D. DICEEY, agent,
Broad and Eiah A.
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ny M Grove; House Joint resolution,
that the General Asseuablv sdioprs on
Monday, 2elh inst, 10 meet on he 1t
aSoheay IN October Laid over tiu
Monday morning.
by the sane That no new bills shall
b introduced after Monday, 22d int
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RtsrnltE.

Al AHsceons q fhs womb roz.sd via s=es.s..
Those hsrnsd ladias Fto lave hoez % more.
nals b ~ sclrry o. Prov ahoF1oa. ca b carried
% taaIr nj aHae z iou1d pregnant, b. kiging ne
all
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For Rent.

FT'HE o ont room Of the building on College
Il sire t. formerly occupied by the City Bank
and moe recently 0y the undersigued as Brosers
J. G. FRENCd & co.
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SATURDAY, May %
The House came TO order at 9 O'Clock.
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Huntington.
Mr. Duggan from the Committee on
Corporations reported House bill 81
Placed on the calendar
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ER~UNIVERsAL SUCCESS
OF
DOCTOR McCILL,
BOTANIC PHYsICIAa,
0AOWEIR5 HIN WITH SUCCESS III
OTHER STATES, AB III fg Ia
EAdHELLI.E sFENaT FE4EW

For further information in regard 10
the skillful success in the treatment OF
diseases, the reader is referred 70 Sru-
LIS THEEAPEUTICs and AArEsIA MEpIcA,
two large volumes, late edition Of 1860,
the best work in the United States,
where you viii End Dr.. hcGilIs name
standing parallel with the best medical
men OF the age in the treatment Of dis
eases Of women. For ali diseases in this
advertisement, satisfaction is guaran-
tsed With my general practice treat
the following
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NrORIc Cases

Lang; usessss q Tie Tnrols sgsIIsd Iolrfs-
9dd Limha. FieurgJ, PAN, UlosFa, Cz-ssF. GrrFsi.
Diseases o. toe Hear1 End LiFe-, lusamusfou 81
tns 6i0lach, AeuEalEiA, Kings M o. 8-roflls
Daafnsss. Diseases q he Eyes, pshiHiafsd a.
tens, Dyspg gs-a OF nd Feslon, sd ConaunDt15-
tczssner WITH A. Private DfHsasTs ~
Diseases OF the Urinary Oraana,
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nNHE undersigned, in windng up the husiness O.
Il :. c.Frencn & Co., take thus method Of re
turning thanks for the many kindnesses Of trust
etc, by this community
mRyGe-u J. G FRENCH CO.
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Notice.

nEP OsTTORs with the undersigned ere respect.
~ NJ ly requested 10 withdraw their balances Al
their o. .rliest convenience. &c. FRENCH Co
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letter, lEch, ScaEd Head,
All Eruptions.

Dr.. Svsvne's (AfTnY 1tch) 'AIl Healing Ointment =
nr sFsyne's Army laChl aAfl-HeaiinR Diutuaeuf
Or. Swsyne's Army Itch ''AIl-healing o1ntment'
No csse 50 obstinste, or long stand rs, Il VIII not
cure IN q short tine. Al kinds Of letter perna-
uentiy cured Army Itch, Which b 20 prevalent Il
never fails to cure, Chronic Eryspelss. salt Rheurn
Riuqworuns, BArbers Itch, &C., Erupt5ons covering
the whole sarisce Of the CODY, cid Ulcers Of many
years standing. that put 81 detsnee every other
mode Of treatmo1t. al yield % the healing proper
ties Of the great vegetable save.
Price SO Gems By sending 90 cents to Dr.
svayne sou, $50 North sixth street, Philadelphia
box vii be mailed 10 any pail Of The GATED sisias
free % charge.
sold byW.TAc. W. ssuTH. Druggists,
Ger. ceurrh AID fIne Sta Hassviile.
nsyl2-9m Eoa 81 sHn
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BITTERS,
SUNDRIF
Pony Strayed.

Pony Strayed.
CTRAYED from the corner Of College srd Union
- streets, on the 18th inst, small Blsek Horse
Pony, about ten years old, heavy name anu tau.
Had on hogs skin saddle, partially worn, with
fair leather budle, single rem, curb bit, partially
worn ANY person leaving he pony 81 Hsnderson's
Stable, on Cherry street, or giving Information thst
Will lesd 70 his recovery, vii be handsomely re-
Wardad. myl6-1w HUGH DOUGLAS.
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10 RECONSIDER

Mr. Elliott moved toreconsider House
bill No3l, creating q railroad in the
city Of Nashville. Concurred in, and
bin withdrawn for amendment.
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BY Mr. 6aut To incorporate the
Cumberland Mining aud Petroleum
Company. Passed and referred TO
Committee on Corporations.
BY Mr. Steele. TO collect taxes in
lawful money Of the United States
Passed and referred to COMMITTEES on
Ways and Means
by Mr. Ryder To incorporate the
on'oo Transfer Company of Memphis
tassed and referred TO Committee on
Internal Improvements
by Nh. Grimmets to disfranchise
rebel soldiers and citizens. Passed
and referred to Judiciary COMMITTEES.
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WE buy and sell for Cash, and having resident
Partner IN New York, IRE enabled 10 keep our
stock fall and well assorted with the best Goois the
market affords. InsyzO-2r1
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except bills from the Finance Commit
tee. Adopted and transmitted to the
Sonata
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Bbls Copal Varnisn, l Bbl Japan Vanish,
Coach l Flowing
One barrel Blacz Leather.
For sale low, by EWIN PEEDLETON.
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just Received,
200 Barrels Flour,
200 Bags and half Bags Flour,
100 Barrels Sugar,
IS Sacks :Ce8se,
5 Barrels Syrup,
10 Kegs Beleher's Saint Louis S5TsiP,
3 Casks Sugar Cured Hams,
300 Barrels Country Hams,
200 Bags Boiled Neal,
1000 Barrels Sad,
Lord in Barrels, half Barrels AID Ksgg.
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An Act Providing for the Printing and Binding
of the Opinions of the Attorney General fol
the use OF the Department Of State and Coun'
ty Oficers. s..tl Il

Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
AinnesOtGs -...aEN B.. =. v-f -'-.s - .
SECTION /. That the secretary Of state is
hereby directed to cause to be printed and bound
three hundred copies of the opinions of the
attorney general Of the state, for the use Of the
several departments Of the state government and
county officers. :,
Sec. 2. The secretary of state shall furnish to
the several county attorneys and county audit
ors one copy each Of such opinions when printed
and bound, as aforesaid. j
Sec 8. This act to take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 3, 1866.
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uIm Oy CuI5 SCCs
SEQ. II An moneys remaining unexpended
in the county treasury, on the thirtieth day Of
April Of each year, accumulated under the prov.
sions Of this act shall be paid to the town OF city
treasurer of each town or city, In proportion to
the amount paid in, to be applied to the use Of
highways and bridges Of said town Or city. . Y
Sec. Is. Chapter fifty.thresof session laws of
1860, entitled :" an act for the protection Of
sheep . and chapter eight of the session laws of
1852, act entitled IAN act to protect the wool.
growing interests ofthe state, by levytng tax
laws of 1858, an act entitled ian act to license
dogs, and for the protection of Sheep" together
with all other acts or parts of acts not in con.
formity with this act, are hereby repealed.
Sec. IA. This act shall take effect an be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 3, 1865.
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An Act to Provide for the Advertisement and
saie OF the Lands In FILLMORE County, for.
feited to the State for Non.payment Of fSxes.
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An Act Prescribing the Salaries of State officers


Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota
SECTION 1. The salary of the governor shall
be two thousand dollars per annum;
The salary of the secretary of state shall be
twelve hundred dollars per annum;
The salary Of the aucitor of state shall be
twelve hundred dollars per annum;
The salary of the treasurer and attorney gene.
RAJ shah % one thousand dollars each per an.
The salary of the adjutant general shall be
twelve hundred dollars per annum.
The salary of the clerk of the supreme CONT
shall be six hundred dollars per annum;
The salary of the state librarian shall be four
hundred dollars per annum;
The salary of the governors private secretary
shall be six hundred dollars per annum;
The salary of the state land commission shall
be three hundred dollars per annum;
The salary Of the assistant secretary of state
shall be eight hundred dollars per annum;
The salary of the clerk in the state treasurer'e
ONCE shall be eight hundred dollars per annum
The clerk hire in the adjutant generals office
shail not exceed the sum OF sixteen hundred dol.
lars per annum; -,-
The clerk in the state auditors office shall re-
ceive salary OF nine hundred dollars per annum
The clerk in the state land Office shall receive
salary Of eight hundred dollars per annum;
The clerk of the allotment agent shall receive q
salary of two hundred dollars per annum;
The janitor ofthe capitol shall receive salary
DISK hundred and twenty dollars per annum;
The warden of the state prison shall receive q
salary Of one thousand dollars per annum;
The deputy warden of the state prison shall re.
ceive salary Of six hundred dollars per annum
The night Waterman of the capitol shall receive
salary Of i've hundred dollars per annum; :
The arsenal keeper shall receive q salary of
i've hundred dollars per annum;
The reporter OF the supreme court shall receive
salary of five hundred dollars per annum.
Sec. {. Chapter sixty-eight (6S) of the general
laws of 1854, is hereby repealed.
Sec. e. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved March 2, 1865.
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An Act making Certain Public Records, Trans
cripts, and Certificates thereof, Evidence.

Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota
SECTION 1. That copies of all papers, records
and documents on file kept or preserved, in any
public Office of the state, or of any county. cty or
town, when certified by the officer having the
custody Of any such papers, records or docu.
ments to be true copies thereof, shall be read
this state. - = -
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
Approved March 8, 1865.
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An Act to Amend an Act entitled an Act Pi
scribing the Duties of County Auditors.

BE it enacted bs the Legislature Of the State Of
Minnesota
SECTION 4. That section seventeen of the act
prescribing the duties of county auditors. ap-
proved March 9th, 1860, as amended, be, and the
same is hereby amended by adding thereto the
following:
"No plat of any town-site or addition thereto,
or of any change therein, or order OF any court,
vacating, altering or changing in any manner any
TOWNSHIP or addition thereto, shall be recorded
b. the register OF deeds, unless the proper coun-
ty auditors certificate is endorsed thereon, show
ing all taxes on such TOWNSHIP or addition nave
been paid" .JE III iG3ta A-- 80.
\ Sec. 9. That section nine of said act be and
the same is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
The county auditors are hereby authorized to
appoint deputy auditors, by a certificate in. writ
ing, who shall, before entering upon the duties
fully to perform the duties of their Office. such
oath shall be endorsed on the certificate of ap-
pointment, and fled In the Office of the county
treasurer of the proper county. Such deputies
are hereby authorized TO sign all papers ana do
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LAWS OF MINNESOTA.

An Act to Protect Persons in the Miliiaryyor Ma
val Service of the United States from Civil
Suits. ~ttt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-10

gaazcd The Second brigade Of the Fast DIVISION Sixth
corps, Colonel Hubbard COMMANDING, was ordered
forward 20 thor support, and calamity held the rebels
In check. For some ana tns nr,ng, both
from small arms and artillery was very rapid
and severe; bu the me NJ the sixth corps sustained
sa.r wen eSna ssp aiion, aud the rebels fell back
Ioiied ana d-c0An "A The brigade however, suffered
<e Second Connecticut heavy artillery
Aoons nine eflock Monday night the division was
mossu ou' n the works OF this Fifth corps, across
sOn, and went into camp In the vicinity OF .nc
I'd Second brgadcs holding positions on M
the line Of the Finn corps. The Third was r
!" support General crawtord's division o. me fn IN
ps, during the charge made by thai diVisoh w 49,
fvoel position at Armstrong; NJ Ills. ...
Asr on cAsUALTIEs TUE FIRsr DIVISION, SIXTH 'oAf''
or,,o.s p,,wr ~ y "A coSnsct,cu. arty, gunsho.
index finger left hand ampuisted; Corp Star b1o,
Co NJ, "a Connecticut ar'y gunshot 'en Icy, hos ,n
Chas g. Wheeler, 2d Connecticus sTsy sunsnos,
and chest flesh; Peter LArraby Co. T. "a Conheoncus
art'y gunshol right middle finger ampuiaaed JONI
Shelley Co E. 37th Massachusetts, ganshot nnger lnlc
.ured amPua,ed Reuben Caass 20 rhcYas Yeooan
Co b. l2lst New York, gnnshot, LEFT arm hesh Uorp
g. E,lser, o. D, I2lst New York, gunshot hnSer,
sshty rct rned % duty Filth corps Christian r sao,
toe amputated Robert Rutter, Co. X 10th New Jersey
gunshot INDEX finger left hand fractured, amputated
George Drake Co q s Mnd rsnnsy ga
York, gunsho; right thigh, confused, slightly Daniel
simpkins, Co 4, Sd New Jersey Datt,y gunshot right
cliashusctts gun hot face, aosh; Corp. John Hall,
Co. G, 37.h Massachusetts,, confused face
Tho wounded were AL promptly removed TO the perna
mt hospital Of the DIVISION where every attention was
shown them by Doctors Socum, Knox and other medical
gentlemen attached 10 the division
PERSONAL
Breve. Brigadier General j. Warren Ksifer, command.
ing Second Brigade Third division returned 70 his
Mand ths evening.