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BY GEORGE I3ERGNER.
TELEGRAPH.
IS PUIIIASHID
MORNING ACID EY6'NI G,
By GEORGE BEBGNER.
Ofte Third Semi, near Walnui.
TERM.S OF SUBSORIPTION.I;
ersiora SUBEIOItiPTION.
Thu s limr 'rets.cataga Is served to submit,
hors in 11to Oity at 6 cents per week. Yearly
subs. tiberi will be charged SA .00 in advance:
W saw TIRLIGRAPIL
I'he TELEGRAPH 113 also ribliebed weekly and
lulu sited to anbicribers at gm following 'cask
rate:. : .
Single copies , weekly • ", SJi L
Tea , opi,e, to - .3ne poetoffice•
Twenty It It
A t vuirrisnro lien:O.—The following we the
I as t. 36 lOC advertising inthe Tiasonemf. FThcise
ha g advertising to do will find it convenient
for reference. '
itk' Four lines or lee 3 couattt t one-hilf
thin). Fight linee or more than far
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.iltratutstratiou Notices, 1 pm 4 - week, s i MM..
Marriage Notices
Auditer , a Notteek. _
Ituuerai Notices,each
or Business notices inserted.; in
tn! 4he iisag
COZSOnn, or batutvAirriages and De"gt4
Com rsat , for ipsertion.
As an advertisingmMuun the Tarnana.pn
no equal, its large circulation , among, b ,
men and families, in city, and .conntry;Wrng
It beyond competition.
5 ****** . •
_
JONES. HHOCIB
- COMER OF
MARXET ST AND =RI OS SQUAB,
3
HARRISBURG, PA.
JOSEPH F. NONdlityhAN, „PROPRIETOR.
(BNONNTLy CONDUCT= fir 7111iLe ootrani44
This is a )?'irOCiass Ifotol,-and 'patted in the
central part of the city. 'ltla kept in theiest
wanner, and its pitrons will find every actem
modation to bell:AO:1 1 0th mkooxattoveii
the country. .
L.z.d.e.
UNITED STATES , HOTr
. r.,_. . •,,.. ;
.I.te CI Lied. and : ilenOt'a tr•
. ._
LW. TEN EYCK., PROPRIETOR. i
r on 1: . 3 popular and commodious Hotel has
J been newly refitted and furnished thringli
out it, parlors and chambers, and-is now reedy
fot the reception of guastia foi the winter
‘ s
aeasou. ~'‘ t
llie traveling public will find the Nired
Slate Betel the moat. convenient in all partici:L-
I:am, of any Hotel in the State Capital, oil 'ac
count of its aGO4BB to the rallrood, bp Le
dia.toty between the tivolg,reittir - depit this
city. ,
llitatusenao, Dec. 29,1862.=6m
SMITH Jr. !WING, ';
AiTTORNEYEI-AT•LAIi*
.•
OFFICE 2' HERD STREET,
I.4EAR MARKET, HABLiISBUBU, PESN'A,
1 ILL attend to the Collection of Bounty
W V ney, Vonnidons and arrears of Pay!'"
; fitr - The widow or. ther heirs of any soldier,
syho may die is disease or le while in
tn. United States service, lieetitied t $lOO
TA ...or,' money, pension, and all &merest
It Ll...ceased soldier. [mylOyid-d1
,
niESEtIiiROCERII3BI •
17J&0 ';!c BOWMAN,
1 Yount and Market Streets,)
„„( C°iller , L.- ly rawlving from flrst blinds
AR c...... qty atom fly urnuer i nk b ur
large stocks 0. ‘ they are tkie,reby mash IVA
chased for cash, whit. ato , An nit, :erholmare
to sell at very small au tectau ll y 1 11004.1 the.
prices. They would res t
public that they do not de. ‘ 1 „... 111 4 :1 4 t t r14313 7 .P 4a n Y r :
intoxicating liquors in any g i t. i i l / 46. 7711 .
email. . _
Of 114 '
HERMETTCI3adir l, ,;,. ,d t
PEACHES, t TOMATOES, , . . ~,
...
PINE APPLE,' - . SALMON, t iyilk..
- '
OYSTERS, SPICED OY .
LOBSTER, _ MOIRA
Willi- IleaKtg-rt' 4 EIR. I :,... I
For sale by
MINCE PIES.
"(ABUTS, 017BRANTS, 1
. . gall,
CITRON', LEMONS, ~,,i' - -
SPICES, CEDER,
NYENI3I3, BRANDIES; ie.
- For sale by WM. DOCK, Jr. 84 ci.
BIBLES AND HYMN •Bil
LA WE and apilaadid stock of Poo l
ett and
.11. Family Biblea- .
Pr-Ebytonian, idethotitet,:l iattth - ef
n unnt
Betatuad, and other Hymn Books-Ain( receiv
ed At IMELINEWS CHEAP BUORBTORB.
COAL OIL, a - further rednotiou ifileost
superior article of nort-explottre Cbai. Oilt
for Bair very low, by
NICHOLS & BOirMAN`p
Oor. Front end Meer kg Ste.
mrll
jo &WINS, IslffouyAid 17. by
• I , IICAOta & BOW
comer- hunt ind : hisVLl
' ' - .1:31 1 v.; ,
DR. JOHNSON
MIALMMIMEICOMILIE
LOCK HOSPITAL
- peedi tu;
TIRs discovered the moat Certain, s d
r l.:11.„ effectual :ie
eremds in the world for
. - . , •
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE..
10611 xisr six To IvaTvz House
NO MERCURY OR NOXIOUS. DRUGS.
A 1 .ire Wanwted,
of th e Bor No
n Chair, in from One to
, la,.
. .11“1";11
me , 91- "ri ,
a,t , ' f
ck ' Aff ect i ons of the
Kidneys and Bladder, Involuntary dis
charges, Impotency„,General_Debty, Ner
vousness; Dyspepda,"` Low Spirits,
Cent:Wow , of TA ;Ideas,, „Pal, pitatios„, 'of - , ,the
HAW rlYmiditt Treinbliiags, Dlinneii Of Sight
or,thrldiners, Disease of , th Head, Throat,
Nr se or Skin: Affections of the Llver, Lungs,
Stc maclgliKOksirels-Attiogelentle dbuirdett
arising from
_44, Solitary,
.Hahits of Yonne
those secret wit Idliteripfactioirtiemore&ital to
their 'riddling 4fikra 3:he isiour of Syrens to the
klarinins , of Ulysses,2blighting their most bril
liant ttpes Or anticipations, rendering marriage,
Ard.; Impossible; f
- 'YOUN G . ..
HEN . 1
Espee,iffily i who Argue 'beckon e. the" victims pf
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructfre
habit which annually savvy to an maid&
grave thourlaride of Youngliten of the mdst
exalted talentsigild elidilegt intellect, with
might otherwise have entranced listening Ben=
Vstes with - the 'Wanders of laoguenoe or waked
to ecstasylbet living-, lyrkwmay call with toll
confidence.%- ili.ru . -. , Yr, II
bIARULti.gB.
Married Fermis; or YOung lien' ciontemplit
log urituffige,:behig aware of physical wapiti
aess, organic ie s bUlty, deformities, &c., speedily
cdreW.
' 1 He-who Picas himself under 'theatre of Dr
J. ineyjeligippaly honfide in his hinter sea g ti ,
Winter,- end'‘nfidently rely upon hip skill a
Physician." ti: .11,or
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately Pured, aud.f l ull vigor restored.
This distyesidngeffodioiai-which renderse
miserable and 'marriage impoisit4e 7 -48 the I? t
njtylaid..bythe idistbne of iMpioper indulge rs
.
r f e
Yining personli Ate too .-'41.;t0 commit eacessai
from not = being aware of the dreadful coolie
enemies that may t ensile. Now who that di
derstands the rffilkiept i Will pietaid to deny.that
twer of procreation is lost sooner i bire
filli 140,4mproper habits than hi the re _
slim, BrefAes being. deprived the pleasures of
healthy-offspring, the most merlons Ladd' lit
tine symptoms to , both Andy and mind
The system becomeaderanged, the phial d
ate ntal , e u e one neellepqrl, lose of procAl ve
We , • ,US Inman" , dyspepiria;
Lion of the heart,, indigestion , constitu 0
debility.a_ wasting of the frame, cough, con,.
Bania..s44 %a , 4tt 4 d: 4 lePh• ') I : 4 . :u' ;' - i .. ;.,
Ovum, No. 7 tours Fasoroutur gram, •
Left bank , II ggim4ota Baltimore street; ii
few doo m ;elite istifsier. Vail not to o €1
bee
name Isallinulnbee-: / i •4 , 4 i (1
Letters must be paid and contain a eta
I):
The Doctor's Diplornse hang in his office.
, • , DR. JOEMN, 1
kicrriber of the /loyal College of Surgeons, Lon
don, graduate from one of the moat eminent
colleges in the United ;States, and the greater
part of whoselife" has been spent in the hogi
tale of London, Kik Philadelphia and elegy
where,,
has effirciterfeohietof the most astoolsling
art in h g ' i t t .tlird e yef ea rn,i nytuyirronb a
' ng th I; arid :bra Oath' asleep,
great, nervousness, . being,iularmed at and en
Bounden heithfukketur,-with frequent bluelii g
affe r ak i •
onlietirdirewitia derringer:lent of
were owed immediately. - 1
, „ c. ',A.XF., 11.1tTICULA.11 NOTICE.
*lifeee'asie 'so l ing of the 'sad Mid melanchnlY
effects proffirrxxi by early habits of youthois :
weakness of the beck., and limbs, pains in .he
head, dimness of sight, loss of mmotdir pawer,
palpitation of the heart, dyspepsia, nertis
iisitabillty,tirkisptoins oficonsumption, &c. ;
lifasmr.v.---The fearful 'axis - on the zupod
are mirglieWg dmldilliMbliiitarmemory, opt:V
im:Ma of ideas, depression of spigitatjavirfork
bodings, aversion te. moiety ; -pH distrlNleik
of solitude, timidity, dec., are some of the Odle
produced 4 ,1 ,t :,:. t. 1
~...i t, ~,. YOUNG MIT
IWhol have injured th em se l v e s hY. rt, ser in
practice Indulged in when alone, a haidt fro.
qurantly learned.::hams evil companions, or it
school,tthe:effects -of , which are nightly felt,
even when asleep, and if not :noted renders
marrhygdmposible t en4,4l*ltroys both Wid
and tilffeifficiddrApplyeiginfelitately. i
~-rwhit aupity.thatn young. enen,lthe , , , . of
histcountty, the ailing:of this parents, ,`. ld
behstuttithiefrom all prospectsrand enicryna -ntr
ohlife,rby the consequenee of deviating , , nr
the path of nature and indulging in , a,ce
• re habit. Such - parsons MOT, NAM COO43M
.A.tt , II '-li ,s , Li , lan 2: ;42,0 i , Eilid I.gr, Iba
~'t • MARRTAGE, , a • ilk, 'I It!
&Sect that' a sound mind:• and body affia ;the
inhat neoesaarY requisites to promote connubial
happiness. Inde ed , without theia,the-journey
throngh"lieoomes,s wearxxilgrimage : the
rospikitily , damns a the - view ; the mind
.
shadowed Isithrdesprdy and fill - with
,tkre Melancholy refloctiOnithat the bap , , I. . of
anot/Oribicomes blighted with our own. •
'- c' DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE. ,' ~
When the misguided and imprudent votary
or iiiiiiirre finds he has imbibed the seeds of
this, painful disease, it too often happens that
an Mimed seam of shame or the miread of, diii=
sove7 detersiihn from applying:to thise who,
from education , and respectability, cannlone
befrharui hurt. He falls into the hands aline
rani? amtdesigning pretenders, Whl, incapable
I b leisiitti; fi l th his peounlary-sabatance, keep
I him Odin, mop* after month, or as low as
thrvianNl*lfee„use le Atained, ninths dei pair
learat hi mi with,ruingd health to "sigh Wei his
. , t ar dh o i - lsointsnent, or, by the' - Ilse of the
deadly r m solv . Neronry, hasten the 'cpsistitur ,
ticsa syMptoms o f ;Ilia terrible disease; torches
affections of the Heed, Throat, Nose, Skin, etc.
progresdug with frightful rapidity = till death
pats a period to his &soulful sufferings by send
ing,him. to; that undfsooveredlOoturta from
whence nortravellsr returns- • - t
INDORSEMENT OF THE MUNK '
The many thousands cured at this institution
year after ear,Ati.d j the =numerous f ral i o rfam -
Bu ipti a l n porformed hy D. Johnson,
witia --- We .re - Or t M tu t'the q ua ' a r c '
and nu* other ' PllP 4 notices i of which ave
ppeartdagrdnand.Wain before the piiblic, be
tides his standing sika,ll4utle o2 4u c'tehr sc '
and restamethilitYi it a atiffifil* , gressistea
). $l.OO
. 9.
.17. R.
1
El
MI
t
•
.331 c.
Xrra
$
4' l
ir kb
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-- 14F.W. WEDUSES SPEEDILY conk
ti
oines; Xv 7..-80U10-1711401#11K
HARRISBURG, PA., THURSDAY] EVENING, MAY 14, 1863.
glebitaL
inistellantour.
LIFE INSURANCE
The Girard Life lumens*, Annuity, an.
Trust Ootupaay of Philadelphia:
OFFIcAS lip. 408 CRESINII7 87REET.
(13E643mi prairxru,AL.)
Caprrez Aim Amara $1,648,386
. ,
PJDGWAY, greetdpat.
JOHN F. ! JA„ ; Secretary. ' '
C 0 NT IN UE to make INSURANCE ON
LIVES on the most reasonekble terns. '
They act as ExecutorsoTrustemmui 011414111163
under last Wi ll s, and as Receiver,' and Aesigneek.
The capital being, .paid „up and invested,
together with a large and constantly In
reserved fund,. offers
_a...perfect security to e
insured..
,The premiririll maybe paid yearly, half y -
or quarierlf'
'The Conipani add-te) BONUS ileriodically io
the' insurances' fort life. The BUST BO
uppropriAtisili Demmber,lB44; SE(X)N
BONDS in D466inber, 1849, tIieiTHDID - BO SI
in December, 1864, and the FOURTH BON, B
in 1859. Tifder Addftlerill "ate " made witho;t
requiring any increase ' in the , premiums -to e
paid pany
to the com.
the follow4ng ttre..4 few examples from tie
&Water I.;
r. I
", . ~'. ~.1 ~ .. - Amount of poli4y
ji c I Sum Bonus of and Natoli to both
-I.'D9 / • [lnsure d . addition. mussed by futute
i ,4-1-,,,,J , 00 -, -. additione.t .)' - ,
1
NO. 89. : $2600, $ 'BB7 90 - '3 8887-60 ' 1
"" 'l3l. ' '3ooo' 1050 " ' 4060-00o' 2
~, . . ,
190: lOO - 400 ad - itxroo —.-
'' ;4. agi? - :;odoo 187 q oo ''! ' ' 6876 00 i
q Agent4ct, Harrisburg am:l;4l6lHr -
r:1 :117)14 4 101110Ff :0 : 1:
WATCHES,..JEWELEIIiri SLLVER
WARE.
BE tiNDEBBBINED wouldsespectfully in.
T
Bite your -attention `to his well selected
-stock of Fine Go'dud Silver. WATCHES, Fine
takiId4NWELRY, and-every kind- and variety
" i . iffYlei-Lcompromlidnritlii. , of the nand and
nost bawliful &dm.%
AlscOirolid SILVERWARE equals Orin,. add
the hest make-of Biker ilakdiWirii , Rao - hit-
Vole istiiiriarited to be) air represented. '..
gir-Watches- andt'Jewelry. carefully. insured
and satisfaction guartinteed.t • .
, JACOB HARLEY,
' - (..14oCafOr go, i &etrefer Ilarleyj i j a
f 28 -.Bm] No. 6224.44 . cet Skeet rhiladelp
- .
D .1 IN PE0T0 . .1141,
AtiTUV --
_
"out wen Du e a long breiktb
cis you Hoye you a hacking
Arug4 7 1)9 y?'n'AectorittesEtrd 4
, tough m.
? Ain YOU *filit#slWitteiglir's*eutfi
vt aut. 01 el ep t *Vire is strrfrisiefiti. *ill'
asiquentiiiiisitl4 :tape Oa: ito nide ! SI: 00.
StmanAyamerliclinf!nia been aeed extensively
to thia city with inorireanlia. For sale at 1
•
13KIIIMER'8 BOOK Klotz
BARRINGTON.
•
by Ousaras
AIITHOR of "Charles 011alley,".&c., one
vol., paper, pdce_6o cents. For Sale at 4
-BER4.111)1111 - OHEAP BOOKSTORE!
i -SUPERIOR VINEGAR. ;
TIME. & Co. have - just received a new and
_LP superior article of Vinegar, manufactured
entirely from Cortcwhich is entirely free frhm
ill mineral acids, and wilfchlhey can freelY re
(xmunend to t their, cauttomairs and the public:
The piblicare thli article a trial.
PfICIOGPEPRIO ALBIIII7
Of any size not in.-the standard styles will, be
made -to older. • ;•
BEIMNEWEI . I
, ,
Cheap Bookstore;
(INFANT TB KE45,_ ' •
Both 41w,6xf rind ~standard, as good; in
finality ofthe tree,and as extensive in varid,ty,
ss , Can be fount:ll=hr the cbtintxy, at. Keystone
Nursery. - —lapin J. Mag.
DRESERVED FRMIS, hennetlardly sealed,
4. in cans and fill., of all descriptions, and of
the most delicious character, ,for sale, by
16 " Wet DOCK Ja &00
fIOAL OIL LANTBIIIO4 that do not need.
11 any ohbnney, and no *lnd *lll put= the
light °ht.ll'and Oxamine at
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
jlB Col'. Front and Market S
' EST PENS iiiZthwworid .fdi "7544 $1
. .?2,5,
$1.50i $2, St!, and S 4, fur sale "at
bl 5-0 SCHEFFEWS 'sooKsrowq.
vERGREEN -. TREE s ,
'
- And• shrubs of All-leading kinds, and of
alleles:W*om one.to, fifteen feet high, for, We
lvw at Keystone Nursery. J. MIE4
kiLLiisittdt•of Vardeb ,J3e4341)3, just recebjed
-XL and for sale by
NICHOLS & BOWMAN,
ICoinsilront ;ma.Market St*
f2O
.
BENCH and •ENcil4M4 - ALACKING, *lir-
J.'
.ranted not, only to retain thit polish St 67;tt
~,t
to preserve the leather ,Itself.,
,For sale Sy ,
fer : ~ i ::" YIP/. IXPc., .11t.;& t. .
..
ACEA ' • •
Different colored doribleynriptieet White
4Frirge, Purple , Fringe, ox.Aistl Tree,3 and other
AtTiAltierY, at KeYSone NttricirY•
01reEICH AND SUGARS of all gralits and.
C
aVioatitiniible prkOwittriale by,
-114 .1 , WIC DOOR, Ja., &
.
EPA. , R
E: ,
Nl:A.T;ilia, all Am, Oloni-
C-43aCkets, Sugar Chains 154acla,
Ledge Cedar Buck"j'ainte,d,Paile, 4 1.1
~vg,,W,PQPIL;Jit &CP.
A 111 . S. —A large - J iovoice „of can, Bu
$
H.nncanvassed everybarns ,, " &dim' brand
tw market. Eitob batmwarrantedjn goOd order.
For ask Tap low .by
T.Fp• 111+1011.0itSiA,BdWALLg ,
• .1427 :Corner Frotit,:and. Marl* Sta.
BROWN SIPUT
and
Boots "ALE;
of the best brands, alvraya on-,hand and fora t
by [ai►l4] WIC DOOR; Ja l , St. CO.
QTRAWIMEPIES. •
PL~nfs"of all v6l atile vaiieties, at Key.:
dtonp Ninteiy?. _ rapl7] J. -111.18 H.,,
, SOCSI,
QIIOICED Pia; 00,,
meiverbt .:
HEIM
=
Ely gtiegraph.
.
. H.I.ADQUARTIMS 84= P. V., NILE STONIPMA.N'S
SWITCH, ARMY Of TIM POTOMAC,
' - May 9, 1883.
Gorr ervadeacs of the 'Telegraph.] - - • ' ~.
. . , I , .
'r. VrOettpiper having almiis matanite livid) ,
quiterest in the Penneylirania troops, and tieing
read extensively in the State, I take occasion to
write yon - concerning the late at Chancel
lorvilie, and to describe the felicities and misfor
tunes which two famous Pennsylvania regiments
eiperiencedlhereitti viz :—the 84th and 110th
These regiments , tog ether with a splendid'
regithent from New Hinipshire,
the 12th N. H.
Vol., constituted the 2d brigade,' 8d division,
3d corps, and were commanded as follows :j
The ,
84th hi , lieut. Col. Hilton Opp, the 110th
by Col. Jamee Crowther, and the 12th N. E.
11 Col. J. H. Potter.
,
Col' S. M. 136‘14xitin, otlthe 84tH P. V., 'hos
been for some tlmo - toting Brigadier General,
ottnura r ndhlgilehrigade, and was in comma d
1 .
throughout the entire engagement. .' r
marching down ~ t he riier,= and up the. riv ,
andlscross the , river, :and after . skirmishing n
front, and dashing here sad cautiously feeli g
'our , way there for several days' andteights, o , r
brigade lay dciwn. upon . its "arms in drontrof, t , e`
enemymi the night of the 2d :Of Kay, I , •! r
Chancellerville, expecting an angisement,
soon eel it 'was daylight next =morning.
'
II Is Wonderful hoW li ttle. of a great a,, 1 , ,
one can see, and how I little Of agreat bit it
one can know, although he isiey be' of • the;o , e
and in the other. BatterieeliVih4 open ii. d
—batteries in the Mads—batteries 'down , e
ravine and up the rairine and troops ill aro ~ d
—it was difficult to tell our own from/ , e
enemy, except by. the direction of the fire
whizzing shot. —; •
Our brigade, soonafter daylight, Jay titre
along a small oreekimhioh meandered throu
aAeld and near the base: of a platesu
which our artillery bad been, placed.
It was our duty .to support the batteries
our right, min cam of nerd, support Dime
division in front: On our left rifle ,puts
temporary cover made of feriae rsla. hest •
constructed during the night, and a line of
troops occupied those siiot,defenoes, and
all the indications, it would seem that our -, I
gade might-not-be. imtiyely.Amployed, nal
the enemy should break. through our line. .
At daylight 'the 'engagement begin. ;"- e,
enemy seemed to have massed his troops .n
ontleft and, made a most,•vigoreps attack in
that #ireetion Velfore sunrise . The' firing as
at 'rat fitful itid-liclittititig;.,lititi soon i. a
enemy plied his artillery, and his infantry ; -
vowed., and it soon
,bitcame, evident that, 1, e
Wiii i rieitir at kad i iiiii
hid 4iiipposed. -In os-4few ontwalminSinon _ q7".11
rebels were in stght upon our loft approac ;i •g •
nearer and nearer to, the thin line of . .pe
'which separatenewircim tbem. ,
It wise the duty of this line to hold there Is
and drive them back ; but, to our mollifies on
and dismay, we saw them at one point wa er
and at another ingloriously abandon their e
ferices and run, without diecharglng 'a s le
folley, leaving asreat gap through- wid - a: ewe
could be attacked—our left twined, and ' ' ie
most disastrous consequences be intlicted'at the
very, beginning of the engagerdent.
Under these circumstances what was to be
,done.? There was no - time to 'bp het The
enemy was making for the snug cover apiirli P
doned hy our troop. .!
If they could once attain that position •we
were completely:: flanked.. But there web a
brigade commander =Liar off 'not easily ,elor
prised. His eye naught and his mind comre.'
handed the emergency. . Dashing,tio the lei of
the brigade, he ordered the 84 th and 110 t to
t
reti=fam, double quick, nrivuil and in lees t e
than it taktti to record it these two regiw4its
started on-a-race foxtite.same cover abandoned
OyozovtiO. o 9#,lWAdcli rill , - 1% glained r d
drove the enemy bic ",lie a the position tad
mititneikliwyend Witimains,rietio. htid hadadvanced
too far 'to'inake good their retreat. Not one of
our men hesitated or; falteirgdi , ~.:. I .
I need - not say spot BOwtilan was• the briglide
commanderallndetto_--nor need I say he is an
exceedingly, able commander in action,, but
these are sad and leafful times, and . he Will
parden",the liberty lam taking' with his' nein°.
I think his men would follow him anywhere,
even in the fade of death. ;•-- . i
'
H charged ua to hold the is:Sidi:ln at !ali
hazards and st any cost, and right well did; vie I
do it two hours.
It was a terrible battle and our part of itima
especially so. After driving back the ea my
and Jaoletlng Una in check for two hours, we
were completely and the only wajr of
escape was; to cut our way out. We bad brit
left entirely alone. The artillery.,bad been! re
moved. The line to our right had given way.
Our,/eft 4ad'been turned and th e rebels 'came
,do t ! our backs demanding' our, surrender.
We yreferaiir a inning fight, but, alert, this
s ar
was severe. We were closed unon`lay two -
allel lines, and in running the geuntlet - bu f ew,
escaped. The 110th was ori our right And a rt
ed first and thereby aioided much - of'the ene
my's raking fire. The 84th was last to. Start
and consequently suffered Most. Tile 44thlkett
in killed, wounded end int:6ll3g two hundred
and nineteen and the 110th ". ' forty-three. Mae
12th New H ampshire fought in another'ett of
the field and fought bravely too, and lost
Its aggregate lois was three liundred l and
atxtsen. Total loss of brigade five hundred
and seventy-eight, and yet I see it stated id the
Washindon chronic/a that our loss was only t . twenty-th..e. ,
..., 3....3..33.- 3: i t
General Whipple, our division commander,
a laravaand good man, passed unhurt through
the rbiltle, and waa killed by a- stray ball the
nett day. Milleath is universally mourned.
Be lived long enough, heiwaver, to tell us we
had fought bravelY, that 'weluiti done our duty.
tdfidnitratlon' and ocrigapteilatedOolliatit Bow
man for his j adniiinble ConduCt; Assuring him
we lied„,by our gallantry, is,ved
tile 'fortunes of the day, almost before minim
in the morning. t I •
1 :- Oolonel, Orchether, of -the *lloth, was: illed,
and Major Jones wounded and mark 4ariabner.
The conduct of these o ffi cers is highly ken
Of. In fact, these two regiments cannot sur
paged in it fi ghti-and it is only to be ftily!' tied
eat regiments on` the:right indileft ,not
stood by us. If this had th ebeiewdonel , teb
I would never have orossed , thati Mel , - I tend
yon list of casnaltia.. -,.-. 3- , Zi . -.
1 ' & E. 'PLA
_,..' :
i •
.- • • Capt. Co.-G,,B4th Beet PeY.
=I
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
--•~•---
b:Ea
MEM
Killed, WiYartkaritielemettelkwrigan'a Brigadei
/lard 'Cape.
mown lows `rintritsicuaik voiernim
Company A—Sargeantzg. LI-Mason; Corporal
E. Mclntyre, Privates William Harbaugh, J. J.
Pletcher, Winkel B. Lambright, William A:
Peterson and George Mussaves, mieedig.
Company B—ltergeint S. L. Simmons and
Corporal T. 8 Simmons, `miming ; Sergeant
George Smith, Privates F. lit. 'Lents and W. C.
Quick Wounded anct saheb, -; Privates G. -Fer
guson, John L. Alibley, 0. Kregbarum, George
Loyd ,- IL , SfiXoll, Ihnijamick Speny and- William
J. Fenstachamer, missing.
Company o—Firet Lieutenant James J. Wo
sing, wounded ; Second Lieutenant W4llls/
Hays. Sergeant John Stow, Sergeint Char'
Milmmy, wounded and > missing; clorporal -
,Cialir i Pliriks R. Smith , George Hays, George
S. Freeman, H. Hysart lind4ohn Johnson, -
sing ; Corporal 'jabot' Ildron; Pi tiates J. S.
Shultz, HinirStom;-Jacob Miley and 44
Akers ' , wormded, .N tf , ... 1 0. ,
.
Company I t tl-piweept L lic Clark ,and
G.
1,1113 r
Moore, miming ; Sergeant Russell , wound ;
Cori/orals 4. Johnson? Willis/A Peoner, P. Cu&
flatly and. B. Anileasacy Missing ;= ;Privates
Hersh and John Bingbamen, wounded and -.
sing ;Privates F. X. Berley, jamb Eby, Cheri a
W. Hagan, Jobn Shellenbeigdr„ Daniel Weller
and George Lehinetr,-'"wounded -; Privates"P.
Deveney, P. Donsy, -Di .•W: Dawson, .441
Fitz I;larris, tWillima l ljoserns, ,/krign ,
George Jacoby, H. W. Leader, Benjamin MOO
S. S.. Stith° and Milton ShAdie, /libido ;
1
WilliAM'E Sheehblts; vkiunded and . minsin ;
;II: Y. His woanded, i, • .
Company. E-. 7 Btat Lieutenant A. A. 8-
men, Sergeant, Millei B. , Private Birget, W -
limn MORivet,' Anthony 'Pettviler; wound ;
Sergeant Wog': COrpts al A. Aurandt, Privet 1
Silas, -3. Barr, Jarnesg.-Briner 4 Thunuku,DP
Joseph Endres, El, Efftp
,1. Endres. Hu U
1 1 1,
Frisk and' S. D. Bake, 'mincing ; John Hain -
Jima Johnson-, Daniel Incas; Samuel Less' ,
James/Jae, J,: Oi •MeGbnigal, Samuel H -
muter, S. Asib, lheobald 9beront William)
lu t e
Potter, James.M. Ruble, , Henry H. Snare, I
bah - Scfiieck`," A. Tetwilet; wirilliii • . Tayl , 1
Ta !‘,.
r '. , ige W:' lirloinVaitil Davin z Wilteirs;
Company Shoemaker , F --- Sergeant i.', ii• 1 4
ittle, William E. Strad, Hiram Deli.elii,' l' I
vates H.F. Illentslogi3r; Albert Deckert, IV • s. I
Dawson, H. Gertim, 41.: T. Hasler, F. Heeli r $
Jr., John E. HlLlTlL'Arilliata H. Harris, I. ' -
Keller, Thomas Meredith, Hiram S. M.arr„
W. Heed, M...Btrylier jOhn'Stiiiebaker, Jo
Summers, jaoob Shuttle, AndrairlLlSoUery, ~`
S. Walsh,-John Wager and • James D. TOM*,
misslog4 Corporals E • Sawn, PliarieeE* Grange,
O. McCarty, DapielWebb and Private E. 2eyriis;,
Wounded. -
,„
acimpantia-lEkergeant• J. B. Wilson,
rale P.. Darr, Chides A: Borkholder,: C. Smi
Joseph Swords, Jobg 11. , atom, Peirstee S.
Brownarreli t J. Darrin, K. Goodman, D. Ge
J. 'Elaidner, J. Vail,' R. Line, •Jokh 111
D. Shaffer; A. Shaffer; D. .Bhindle, T. Snod
and J. Shuggsertiardegiog;-Privoioei F. Stoll
AL.Keptand A. G. Yost; wounded ; Priva
Xinkte, S - i t. Binklio,Pr7i. 'Walters' a
Company ll—First Taeritenan . r r
Second Lieutenant James S.Mitchell, Serge
Welsh, CorporaleJ. M. Goiran, 9. Yres
C. F. Barton,' Waligui' L. ThiWart, Prits
Thomas Daileyg .L'Ocisgon; John Camp $..1
Hiney i Johnatoßarriogton, G. A.,Xine,
-Mains - and Jacob Passing i-Sehr,o
Liam F. cox,, wounde4 Flivates l iopsph
'Hughes Mid 6111:13tiil H: Jamia, wimmded •
iiissink.' • • -
Company , I—First. Lientenat John. R.
wounded ; Second Lieutenant. George r
killed ; First Sergeantßinun F. Willis, won
'ad: - Sergeant Brown; ptaf, J. Bingaman,
:Redder, Frank Dudenhofter, A. -Marks,
Moeller, J. Meyere,J. MEtrks4 •1? - , B. Mitch
O. Brigham and George Wagner, missing.
Company, 1C..,-Captain J. Peterman, ivoun
and missing; Fiat - Lieutenant H: Niiz
wounded and idasing; Settearits A. Ne
Robert Jamelson, Oorporels Joseph.. H. 13n
D. Graham, Jamea , ll. Ferguson, Pilrates
mon giussidy; Samuel Hare, lostph Sib .
limidorph goring; - John - Solomons, John.L
B. J. Shaffner, I , L , P..sniall,. Britian Rea
J. Mead, Robert Graham, P. Weaver, J. :4
segh,John Mark, Georgq.Coletmel, J. - Foe , pi
ney, Skinuel Deiron,R:' Irotikey'll mill: Moffat
missing ;' M. 0: Tate; wounde& and int . , .g - ;
d
Corporal C. Whiteand Private AIM= Bra ue r,
killed ; Private- Christopher. Netzel, wound ;
Assistant Surgeon J. S. Wagoner, *mid ;
Bergeant'Majti J. S. Jewry, - txtbsing.
I op , ittAnksn, pit yam ,PIKIWOLVANIA VOLUM
-+llliii."'
Colonel James Crowther, killed.
Major D. M. Jones, wounded and prisonsi -
1
Sergeant Major Edmund Shaw, wounded. 1
Company. A—Second lieutenant McC e,
Corporal. A. H. Ganve, Privates G. W. ,
Thomas Evans, - W il liam Mays, Sulked F. 1
Itiyers and A.-Bodiers, missing; , Private H.
+Faust, Wounded slightly; Private Willianx et
ters, wounded and missing, .
1 Company B—PiiviaillowardEenner, ed.;
Private D. H. Benner and John F. Ste
wounded ; Sergeant Miller, • Privated . Plink
Marlin, John gothwick and games Wilson,
missing. I
two, wouniled;
C—Co)
COmpany u—Corpon 4revra, ...- ..,—,
Corpond G. L. Hartman and Private-DJ E.
Ralston, wounded and miming:Corporal J..W.
Smith, Privates John C. gerrett, Levi M. Bul
ger and William Tetweiler. missing.
Compaq E—Private ' William H: Sayl er,
Wounded' severely.- - - • -
Company 11—Firat Sergeant James W. Rigg,
Corporal A. B. Hook; Privates James Cowan
and Joseph T. 'Hamilton, killed; Corporal A.
A. Cramer,Privates J. Dougherty, John Snider,
Peter Stiller and H. B. Baker, wounded; !NI.
vale Willisan.Hollan, missing. 1
Company I—Privates H: O. Neil, IL - Callan,
Allidchinson and Michael J: Bice, wounded;
Stirtftnt L A.. McMullen and Private Robert
McConnell, missing.-
FROK warmairo.
A FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE
• Weinusetcer, Mny
A fugitive slave ease is pending in tik z ,i
preme Courtier this. Pisirict, which excites
lunch interest
Chief 'Justice Carter, to Bap,_Eitid it
wilt not
for thi till:mutat to review tbei . debliiions abieady
proriounced by superior courts, and thd, rests:
tics of ; both the,executive and legislative de
partments. As to the conatttutionalitY of
the law that is settled. This institution of .
&ve r y, this >madness ,arldtratdy to i con:trid
men involvettlite Wimp's life struggle, ar'has
sent some of the beet.uten of the country-to
preinstuye, FA yat ; case*lll biexeca — ted
al 0. Aadi
PRICE ONE CENT.
became it Is in the bond, and no farther. No
man can be arrested and sent back to a disloyal
master. The men who, owned this property
are apparently dead io the love of country, and
Would give it for a nigger;
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORIIIIIBII Manta, Delay 12.
The rebel dommbsioner for the exchange of
pritioners came down the. James river to New
port News yesterday fora conference with Colo
uel Ludlow, United States commit sioner, in
reference to thedelivet y for he latter of the large
'number of officers arm men now in Ricnmond
and recently "captured at Fredericksburg.
Troursports have been sent up this morning to
City Point to bring down our released planets.
Suitable provision has been made for the sick
and wounded.
General Hays is not l woundea as reported.
The steamer State of Maine left here this
morning for City Point with nine hundred
rebel Prisoners, who *era captured at Fader
icksburg... _ - L'"
The id New York Regiment, Cot. Alford,
Tae been on garrison, duty for several months
past ; about four hundred of the members of
this tine regiment will take their departure to
night for their homes t their term of enlistment
having expired. l'hi) most of them leave on a
short furlough, however; having re-enlisted for
the war.
Some three hundred contrabands, with as
many
,horses, followed Colonel Kilpatrick's
cavalry into Gloucester Point, and were there
turned over to the Provost Marshal.
General Dix bets gone to West Point.
A prize schooner, with a ;cargo of cotton, ar
rived ,here this afternoon. She was eapturt.d
whilst ooming out of Stono inlet.
THE WAR IN innoo.
- -4-
7.1111N0H LOSS AT PUEBLA 4,000
. Nsw Yosx, May 18.
kdispatch - to the news' room of this city,
gated San Francisco, May 12th, states that the
French loss of Puebla up to the 14th ult., ac
cording to advices from Mexico, is estimated at
{Our thousand killed and wounded. Five thou
sand French reinforcements reached Puebla.
KAU/LETS BY TBLEGRAPEC.
Nsw Yost, May 18.
l'otton heavy ; sales of 600 bales sold at 60c.
Flour dull; 15,000 bble, wad. Wheat heavy ;
plea. of 7,500 bus, at $1 55, for inferior r, d.
Corn unchanged ; sales of 66,000 buy. Pork
heavy at $12(412 26 for old, and 614414,25
for new. Lard buoyant at 9f4104.. Whleky
steady at 450. Stocks clos ed better; Gold
1491. Freights .diooping.
Non 2lltuttfttinntts.
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High. Toast Scotch,
Irish High Toast, or Lundyfoot,
Honey Dew Scotch,
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Fresh Scotch.
• ler Atteption is called to the large redaction
in prices of Fine-Cat, Chewing and Smoking
Tobaccos, which will be found of a Superior
Quaiity.
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assurna.
Jego,
Spanish,
Canister,
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berries, &c. Choice sugar -cured Hams, Shoul
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A prime lot of Ontriges, Lemma, Figs, Raisins,
Candies, Sugar, Pao, Blue, Candles, Spices,
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