Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 14, Number 168, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 14 April 1862 — Page 2
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riTTSBPaai LANDING, TSNN., x4 -Aprils. 1?.GVh J
position, Tho contest wcs vaoat terriblewjjy, iFm Baker co G do, C HCasUercoG
HON PAY MOBH1SO.,
J-vwt VV , ; --
FAinBii: Tired, worn 'out, al-
,. apbil 14 I eKiiAuateL-lJa0-iuat-broucht tlio
rcmnaat of Ibe noble 25th Indiana back into our old camp, from the front of the
the roar of musketry wag one xontinitous
eal for near hah in hou '-All- thai 8ved u3, waa two heavy Beige pieces on the hill ami the firmnera of our men -on-this last stand. Night closed ia on as, with almost
the whole of oar extendi v 3 5 cnps Id the
hardest fought, ,mosT6lfongiy " contootcoV and bloodiest battle Cold1 opon the Ameri-
handa of the enemy-Itaa-a glo-rmjfllightly, -'Jacob-Crowder co n do,' W H
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-"Ali wants eni pUnd by adTerlishMr ta the
6-The description of the terrible baHle of Sunday and Monday" last "by Maj. Pos
ter, though not written for publication, wiii
be reaa wth much iuterest r '
Second Abbival op . WoPHBf3s-A.t .10 o'clock Saturday " night" tie .Minnehaha reecbed this place, baviDg oo' board 315
wounded. eoldiers, under charge of Moj. Jef
freys, Brigade Surgeon of the) 1 1th Brigade,
Geo. Crittenden's. Of thesea. few, were
loft at this place. The wounded were frora a
great many different regiments and States,
and although burgee a Jetireya was very accommodating in giving information, it
waa impossible to obtain anything like cor
rect luformation of all tho regiments.
There were on board about 25 of the 30th
Indiana, and bar of the 46th, Capt. Pes
eendrin, of the 19th U. 3 Infantry, being
eligbtly woundtxl. Do says MiTiut 25 of
that-regiment were killed and w.-nodod
The reniHioB of Capt. Morton of the lTlti
Jvantucky, CnpL Harvey f the T3 Indl
ana, Carson, tka ecoat, and Sevn others
were brought up on- tba boat, the first i
- t urry, oui -not bo many
bad woundg, perhaps. -After landing the
ew woo were left here, the Minnehaha pro-
tccuea w, imavillo. JIajor Jeffrica was
witn tno advance of Buell's army until
v eanesaay. He saya BtKjU'a forcea were in front of Corinth whera the: rebels are en-
trencuea m force, and that a most desperate battle is expected to com off aoon at
iuatpmco. The flank raovemont of Gen
.wcueij, announced , by telegraph this
-urniog, win work a powerful diversion In
wen. uneira favor. . :. ,
lean continent."' Eut'
without first preparing a
it, Jo -assure you ot my owa personal safety, lh gallant conduct 'of our'regiment, and thi eloriona triumph of our arma A terrible conflict of two full days of continuous fighting has this evening Jeft us in possession of the Geld, which was at one tiruo almost: lost. Yesterday Sirilay) morning about half past bixv o'clock; -just after wo had (nished breakfaatj'we were attracted by h coptinuoua roor of musketry, with occasional discharges of artillery on '.'bur extrem left, near.the river. In a foy minn tea vrb t'tt itfluMf of-battle, and movinf? fir ward to tho attack. "We had hardly .left
the camp before wo, saw the roads full of
tar flying men, and all along the route for the two-miles wo paseod ovr,"were strewn
guns ' knapsacks, ' ttnd- blanket3,-and we ibuni ta our dismay Uiaf-cur front had been
completely surprised,-. ae-. whole division
scattered and retreating m utter contusion,
and the enemy in force already a mile withki our campa. We were drawn up in line
of hattle,our brigade,' under command of
CoL Veatcb, in a ektr? or umber bordering a' large field, oa the outer edge of which our troops were engaging the enemy. But
tla nemy pressed on-oa overwneiming
forcei and just as the troops in front of us
be&aa to waver, we discovered that the
enemy bad nanked us on tne ngnt ana was
rapidlT advancing (in what lorce we Knew
not, i but the woods were porfectly Bwarm-
iaK).' to attack our t-igado on the right ana
rear.i So it became necessary for na to
change our front to tne rear to meot tnem. The 16th Illinois was on the. right, the 14th
Illinois In the center, anj tba 25th Indi
ana on the left, the other regiment, the 4Cih
Illinois, by the rapid nankingof tno enemy
becoming detached from the brigade and
was not with us again during tno wnoie action." This brought Hie first fire opon the 15th Illinois, wbirh etood it nobly but was
eoon overpowered; likewise the 14ib.; In I .- -i a ! i rl
lue meanume tuo troops ia. iruoi. suu vu
the left were completely routed by the ene
my and .came pell-mell right through our
lines! cauding soma little confusion, and hardly had they passed through to the rear before'tno enemy were upon us, and here
the fire of musketry was men! terrible.
Otir : men. tried - tu fiUad up to :it, but
evert thin g was breaking to pieces all
arcuhd us, and it Wiis more than. .we Could
do, bLort of ftocibilrtiion. We poured in
few well directed vollies, and reluctantly left the field many of our men firing as
they: fell back. The loss here was very
heavy. 'AU lb field officers of the 25th Illiuoi weie killed ic?tantly, and many commissioned officers; tw of our Lieutenants were li tilt ! anil'tliieu wounded,' and
one of cur i i!s is either killed or
prisoner. -VV.-wtll mnVfi thorough search
for him on the fi.-M in "the morning. Wo
left dead on this fid fifteen men killed al
most instantly oa the first fire, and a large number wounded. At the first fira Lieut.
Col. Morgan . was wounded in the ' leg (not
st rionaly), and ihib immediately carried off
the field. From ' this time I led the re;
ment tt person J L Hid all: I could to make
the men contest the ground- nrmly as tney
7 migns, i -fheered called' npoii 'tha1
r uu lua nag never- to dwie.rt
do, Jtia Utloyi co G do, D S Irish col G do Abram - JFritht co G seriously, Jacob
Schullz co G Biightly, Joseph Inoman co G
ao, artm H,hitmore ca u do, Keascn Cash co Il daAbol Groson co H do; James
ord eo II seriously, ' John Lawrence co H
night for us all, and tae.dd to'T&atdlscom.
torta wo had a heavy rain with no shelter. But wo had saved tfnoagh grptmdtQ make a stand upon, and daring the night twenty
tnou3ana fresh troops from JBuoIrs army
were transported across the river, and.Lew. Wallace moved" np his division? trom below
on our right This morning at dawn . of
day, began one cf the grandest and most terrible battles ever .fought.- , Buell moved
lor ward oa the left and center, and Wallace
on the right, with their fresh troops, while Grant's army steadily, followed them np and held the ground firmly as it was gained.-
From early in the morning i until three
o'clock ' ' in the. afternoon ' the : war
of musketry ; and f artillery was : one almost continuous thunder.; it was grand beyond description. I have not time- to tell
you of it in this letter and you will have it
fully described . in tba newspapers. Tne
enemy fought ' with great desperation and
steadiness, bat Wallace continued to press
thorn on the right, driving them to the lelt,
ant Boell pressing them on the left, driving
thera to the right, until they were getting
completely .outflanked, when - at three o'clock our brigade was ordered tip to the front and center, and directed to charge the retreating enemy, but ther-, traveled too
fast for ns. Nothing bat cavalry could reach them. Wo remained on' the outposts till evening and then came in to get a good
night s sleep ia oar camp aues the fatigues
of a two day's steady fight. 'The night is
terribly disagreeable rainy, .and cnifiy
and tens of thousands of troops are sleep
ing on the bare ground with no covering,
just as we did last night.
Indiana has, borne an honorable part ia
the great tattle I know thai the 9tb,
11th, 25tb, 31st, 32nd, 43d and 67th were
engaged, and I trunk the 23rd and 24th,
with several ' others I have ni doubt, th9tSgh I have been too busy on the field to know much of it have not even had time
yet to see Col. Morgan or our wounded offi
cers and men. The 42nd was here to-day,
but 1 hardly think it was in the fight
though it may . have" been. Thompson's
battery is s-ud to have done noble work.
Aleck was busy with the trains and bag-
gage the enemy came right np to our tents the camp was shelled ; be had to move wagons and baggage to the landing. Did his duty well. - But we are back aguin to-night I tried in this terrible conflict to do my duty well, and I am willing to leave to my officers and men the judgment. I forgot to mention Col. Veatch. Be acted with great coolness and courage, always with his brigade in the thickest of the fight. ' He had two horses shot under him, bat escaped unharmed. ; ,. JNO. W. F.
II LYONS' ADVERTISEMENT.
List of Wounded brought to Eraiiwtlle by Steamer ComwedoroPcrry. April 1 It to, I Sb. . ,; H iv , , ooimiBsiosan offiobrs 30tb ind. CapU M L Stewart co B, slightly; Capt. Won Dawson co G do; Capt J B White co I Biightly. 32ho ind. Capt Edward John co E slightly; Lieut J Raft co I, do. -. - . . 20th ikd. ' "
Ciest" Scott
1 1 .i:c.ti. -i .
co B slightly wounded
- wiy . . - . b wuuuueu.
their colors. Ail of th W r A?' ara alal -ortally, since
ed. la my call most, nobly, and rallied with Lieut Gabriel Wm,' L
consilerable alacrity under a moBtTalTing IndTmoruiT; Zee 'Zr? C
" -g ure. did not see Col. Mor- - Lieut L W Sexton cn Uth ok . . '
ly wounded., m.KutsUghtly.80 Brnae C 2Cth Kentcky
slighUy. Stanley -f o B 26th Kentucky
Capt Poter Bay co O Cth Kentucky. ! Sthikdiaka;
TSL.r,Ce c 5 &Mr, Geo Blackman
v is peoples co B slightlv; ea B do, Jonas BarUett co B
gnn fell, and supposed he had charge of the
1.,,, i , "t'ua vol
" y a uumocr Ol LhMr mor,
soon as I got under
u iuo it'll ana re:ir. Nnu Ki..i.. o..:
mpn l.r, j; - j ' r.luuS". lu,"r
uu ju.uksm ua ana tin,a i . I n. : n
quito a battalion, notwithstanding the killed and number wounded, and the Btraying Or InRt nnaa Tk . i J o
u who came to .me at
Phelps co II do,, A Brown co II seriously. Orderly Sargoant 3 B Irena ed I.do, R IS Unrburt co I do, Saml Erley co I do, W II Allen co K slightly, John Davia co K seriously, James Elliott co K slightly, Jacob
Uitenetl co K penouslyf Spencer Garston
co K. Biightly. " .,
.til A li lltO isdiaha. : I .T. V ?.
n Aies tserryman co a, snonuy, oergoant
G W Durham co G; do. Frederick . Rush co
K do, Orderly J E Chatfi ;ld co B seriously.
- 36th INDIANA. -
John Bridgett co'A, seriously, J- 8 Law
eA, slightly, Nathan Weeks co B, do.
H oal Webster co D, do. Robert Hunt co 12, do, J W Evans co : ST," seriously. Robert
Anderson co F, slightlyl-L Joneajco.F.d
k w uiars: cair, ao, , James VVier,' co s li. i
seriously, Cornelius Bastlow co . K, slightly, Hf T- a. T ... T l .
loaauQ iii ui i uy iv, uo, mmea jYeuy co i K, do, W C Davis co K, do.- " ' ' - 11
31ST-INDIANA. '
. ' VJ T Eyman co C, slightly, L II Mahan co O, do, J Stearens co B,- do.-"f" " " j'
32JTD. nbikAT.f::i 1A-? J F Weachler co A, seriously, John
ElmaetcoD, do, Julius Tbeabold co E,
Biightly, Chas Cekndar co j F, 6eriouely, Jacob Brant co F, do, Fred 'Jacoby co G,
sugntiy, Jacoti waniz co II. do, O Miller co
DI, do, Harry Williams co I, seriously. Wm
Sabler co 1, slightly, Fred Straugruger co I,
ao, ueo bcroaer co do, Joseph Wack, co X, do, Lewis Knit co K, do, Joseph Ratzor co K, do, Peter Ketch co K, seriously. . 23D INDIANA.' 7
- Fider bhuberer A, Biightly, James
Davis co K, do. - 25th irdiaka.
Julius riebber co B, slightly, J W Great, low co G, do, Lorenzo B Jones - co K, do,
Uorporal James Shook co K, do, Jaa L
Parker co K, do, Chaa Hainer, co B, seri-
ousiy. 34th ILLINOIS.
David Human co A, slightly, J M Baird
CO A, do, J J Brown co B, do, Tboa Butler
co B, do, J Barnhiger co B, do, John Gillett co C, do, John H Biggard co C, do, Miles Boham co C, do, Jacob Emert co C, do, Wm Curr co C, do, Danl O Young to D, do,
Corporal VV m Fay co D. do. Corporal S R
Wertz co H, ao, Isaac Barnbizer co H, do
Otho Liza co H, do, Gilbert Toubeee co H,
ao, jonn a JNoie co a, do. 7lH ILLINOIS
Michael Hampton co A. eiiLtl?. James
Watson co E, do, C P Lang co F, do, John E Larkin co F, do, James Walker co H, do, F McKimes co I, do. " R Weiley co K 40th Illinois, slightly. Patrick Maloy co C 45th Illinois, slightly. 49TH ILLINOIS. David McClairo co F, seriously, Sergeant J C Bryant co G, do, Plithey Rice co K, do. W I) Lathrop co B 15th Illinois, slightly, Danl Sullivan co D 11th Illinois, seriously. John Donahoo co A 7th Illinois, seriously. llTH KENTUCKY. Richard Harney co K, slightly, - W B Rhodes co B, seriously. '
A B Mankin, co K, 3d Ky., sligktly. W Lane, co K, 6 Ky, slightly. J D Indisonco K, C Ey, slightly; .vg 4 Tfi n i.'lo rrViVmt. " Sltimiial TntA ... ....
Miller co F. 54th. alirhi.l tk bou ' w
."f ,B(f ,h' ,?CW,J; ter Ulmen co A, 54lli slightly ; Sunon Gail co A. do: Jnl.n
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COMPANY B. CAPT; RhITJSXANDEB.-
KQlel PrivateE,!Patrick j.Kronlt, Jaa
X UIU- I -v it ) .
verei y wuuuueu m me arm : . mor tail v. is.
8: BaribetC Aaron Milaca t fierere'r. Peter
berJohn M. Heema, R..B. Kirkpatrick, Charles Stranbu;Wm) Foraman.? Francis
Robinson, FeliX Gallagher; slightly, John J. Myer,- Martin Risinger, -Conrad Rader.
Levi M. Coffin, Frank Powers, Robert Short. ; , ' V-----'--"-'-:----' Mining Chailes rJaaner, Henry. Walked
James xavior. - i-- -' . i -. i
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KEW ADVERTISEHEHTS.
CoilPANY ' C, LIEDT. BEICKETT COMUAKDINQ.
Killed 1st Lieut Henry" L. Erickett.
'' Wounded Severely Charles A Schimpfi
jonn Beep ; siignuy, unris. Klein, Andrew Zence, Samuel R.; Holder, Rnfns Council. ;J Missing Chrislaia -Hill, -Albert Meyer,
james at. x eiu;. ; ; , i C0jlPAHr; D,: GIFT.' PINOB.i . '
.Killed William Coon, John Whitman,
rjiarK- isaiser. , ... i . f
Wounded severely. Sergeant J.G. Jack
son, Iron M. Powell, Bea. Sold. David Ed
wards. Stephen Kralzer, Alexander Sharp.
U. W. Jones ; jljghtlyJifiary.Barchcrding.
. , COMPANY CAPT. WALKS BV '
Killed Serg; ' Henry ' E.' Morris,1' H. Wi
Wright, G. W. McKinsey. John Ray. J. J,
Van winkle, IS. U. Wilson.
Wounded sever eltf Sersr. A. J. Moeby.
Corporal D. W. Bnrkhart. Wm. S. Havnes.
L. T. Conner, Tilman Jones, Peter Mott-
wner, Li. l. Stevens, Denton Sumner, Da
vid Morris,' Slightly Jas. ' Burkhart, Jas,
Cravens, Peter P. Egnew, Thos. J. Pierson.
1 ' COMPANY F, CAPT. LAUKJN.
Wounded severely George W. Ferguson,
Felix Lane, John Pitzer, Joshua Acres.
Slightly R. F. Larkin, Serg. Na
thaniel Henderson.' ' J !- " COMPANY O, CAPT. POOLS. Killed 1st Lieut. Jesse Patterson.
Wounded severely John Allsup, John W. Critchelo w, Juhn H. Durham, Leander
Grantham, Chas. Parsons, Levi G. Wright.
. Wounded slightly, Malilou li. William-
Bo ii, Jacob L. Henkle, James E. Allsup, Ja
cob Li. Cnambe.rg, Martin Ortil, Uolville D.
Sweetland, John Finney, Henry K. Daven
port.
Jfissmg Jom-ph Williams. , Anderson
Paris. v COMPANY H, CAPwf DAUBY.
Adled Thomas B. Handy, Chandler
Brad field.
. Wounded severely, 1st Llent Dor us
Fellows, wounded in the thigh ; Samuel T
Cavett, John A. Stout, Pinkney Anderson ; biightly, John Cramer, Solomon Royer,
reramand totter, William Jforshee.
COMPANY 1, ZHD LIEUT. JOHNSON COMMAND
ING. ': . 'Killed James Connell, John C. Taylor, John Eagle. Wounded severely, H. C. West, A.J. Good, Jacob Dasb, mortally ; slightly, S. Compton, C. W. Brown. . Missing Frederick. Rance. C W. Tomlinson. COMPANY K, 1ST LIBCTBNANT ' KNLOW C0M3 MAND1N0. -. 4 - i - EMed Corporal S. D. Smith, priv Frederick Duboffeo. ; , J j i ir -,..!
H ounded id Lieutenant F. M. EmerstVt,
nesn wound in head. Severely Edw'ard
Williams, Allen G. Ellis, Bollman Morgan,
James L. Parker, Alexander Van - Pell.
Slightly 1st Sergeant William L. Part
rige, James C. Shook, Yalentine Heinzel-
AOOHKQATfl. Kilhtil. Wonndid. Mining
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and were bur. p- "."" John liensni n r'"..muj;
S& Wo are glad to see the alacrity with J,g of tho of th day and of to- H7! n ? JS0 B Nathaniel hich our neonle Mt.; .k. J" J dtt' lhe7! never faltered in obevinr? mv S?ftor co 0 W Hayler ce 0 do. Oh
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wnicn our people enter upon the duty of
6 w iuo Waata OI llie WOtin(J(J
i.ora ,u. lo uus city. A constant stream of persons, ladies and gentlemen, was kt
r ana yesterday, bearing deli-
v. Ma an mannsr of nccoseary articks
Der.no co n Cth artillery, slightly.
15TB MICHIGAN. ' anVl8 L5? ?. BV8htJJ; O weldon
, ...o i riajcKA UO.
' Oom. Officers
Privates, Co. A,
" G, " D, " E, pf u o, " n, i, 54 k,
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f 18 17 9 8 13 6 13 7 ' 6 12
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Total. 8 23 22 . 12 ' 11 19 . - 6 15 9 14
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amire an article mads to or.ler, in the latest modi. aul ot t, mt "' . ,no
cooda. i.unA..i - ' wKert
023;. 113.
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The missing'are probablv VithAr ilni
prisoners, - " . - .
-. v ' miaoat fcra vely. As soon
ul.Kuu0 waa collected, CoL Veatch moved us over to tha ri rht A'.Tr. '
McClernand's division. &whH 7""
very hard pressed bv the cnomr om
. . v vik. n
M Morris co B I8th Mo soriously.
ously, A F Morris co D T "f"! Ed O Pi" To .! 10Wft e."8ht
co D do, John Deardoffco D sUrftTl1: I B F Hutchison , r
149 1
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to the suffering, v w j ; y , - v P;. B.ZdVLS JTr b B do.'cS5orrlf
r . ..... n . , 1 --t Muuuauer
co E do, O S
On . . - vvuuouu i
m r.,.ttU.KO ".uo V it orriss co E do
co a do,
oo, Marry HcCouer
a t ,r...r'.Jai w i1 tewart co E do.
I hysiciuns visiUng the- city! hftve ftLlQ also report that the column that attacked E Beriosus,J Henry Burffu
Jnl n,i, " ----- rau
L..., n".uoiJMl1 Jlarsh co H do
rendered imDorUniaafimi...'. ' it - . . r our tbricaJe
wim HI Lite Allldli- . I . . .
mg physicians. Anion the nnmi,, InZlzJ . JP??1'. numbers 12,000 under
w v I iki; BUI! inA txrro.la
loo rnnw m" j " , utto wa3 near
trim v... I . .7 ' "!.
j uuniciAntiv o.
all tho wounded had Xccn' n.C ?ur ive camp on aileidea in
fittni om.t , "f-v now. -
WA UUU I A LI Lfl R BrLAPflnAn
0 - .wwUwu I7tll TMCKRIfl rtuvtl
lAtVbv Oil irann! , "
noticed Drs.nobbs and Tucker .lS,
f nMW muurqu, UUCoaSlUfi'IV
in. me. mornincr. of whinh i ".'.V3 to fa Keeler co E dn n..M
tn.1 d , -am es Marsh co u do.
until
conduct '
wiui that of a few hahdmiw
j
contrast
dressed medical gonthnea who sat all day m the hotel gazinC with admiration on tha
gold bands that ornamoutcd their Bhonldi
and tho silvery U. S,
caps.
era
that decorated their
ouooxino an Officer. Yesterday " af.
wv t turown into a ttate of excitement by the news that conetablo
i.mcn nau ncen shot, T?q facta in the
c.o prove to be about tb.v Officers from
. iienuorson wore here on :.? urday and ar.
lMiej Uiiua v&o, on b,.d the flat boat
via uick, lying above tho city, near Mr.
.uguams resiJuncr, Miles .Ogle, whom
c. ouicera also desired to arrest escaped
- - purtnea., Vestcrday, bo returned t the boat and Jfelch learnings the fact
, arres b.m. Ogle resisted and fiealand left Bhoulder. Ogle j(uapwI , BfcJ and started down th- , a tn fer pursued bv four men in another ekiS Tha r' ' - f quently arrested tne mWf!
gle's and searched the
&. musket, th. 6 "-"1
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and long knives.
thr tiricg
The wound in . Mich's rm i3 a ry D IV nn O Kilt nr-.A ..tf .1. . .
I "I LUG WOUlld1
o prove fatal.
are
likely
(nnni. : . . " l-"
on;ni mi .rs r uu 1110 ie or
th T,1" r". Ih. Poor-
- auuiuin 1 1 a r 1 K fn T )inv Y
Sergeant J . H Wer co n doT p"
eon co U do. L VMom ' . , .
Abbott co H o. Jn.r" t;." U0'',10fla
Leyeu co 'ri JZ""ZZ " a? i
Sliffhtlv. Thnm: d'. "i-J'UOU CO 1
o I
"was
mar rmvt ! a . . "
.r b 10 ronr uPa a heavy nre. while w vo . .. "'
SUnbnri- i . 4 o, feter
ir.;.r n , " 0 wmman co I do Hanson Bock co 1 ? n:. . '
drt -itr p rr " VI'. ""oii co k
d'Ril-n "J, V u oW co K
Zr'X"--?' Mnoii Hanna
BF Hutchison co K Cth Iowa sVrloue.y. Danie Grover co K 23J wis serionslv.
r,e warmpool co II 16th wis Bligbtlj. Ezra Anstine co E 14th wis aeriousiy. 7 Abram N Coon co O 18 wis do. v r i - 16th in?artsy.
Dormias D Patterson A T-c'i.'.-
BerioUSlvi Onnmo P0i.;i "'""""J
p:ti ' TJr v"" ao: 151
15TH INFAHTUV. Stutler co D.doj John Bnrk e F 4o? ,' 19th inpantuy. '" .' v " -
B do; John Lesfer co C do. wm Wat
r
HAILU'JAO RECEIPTS.
, . . Apart 12. 9 hi. dr, goods, iteen A I'roston. IIIIidS" W HitoB, -Mansion Honse;" 4 tubaoir 1 kXT I huso, Preston Rmr 1 Iht. r 0Ie
i " - A. B. aaKADKB, Agant V
W. WeiitlricIzMrGSi
KYAH9YII.T.S, I5DIANA, F.8taWiBbd in l5fl.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
k w,-m ft uwHit jfm ji mjm Tun ww. la'irost and best aswM-tmsnt ol ToInmxo
and Cigars to ihe Wert. Wa call the attemtioN of
Sutlxrsand Btorvkettpara to exsmina onr stoca,
bah tbT will tin xteotve ann cussp. wm 0JV mr&a ,100,000 porvls Josoph tlgars. i ln.lKJQ poreln Oharlati do. 6,M porels John do. I0,0i)0 La Ura. - - 10,ii(l poiwls Franci. 15,000 ,' Hnary Clay. - '. 2(),ikK) I, hapoiuon. W.i9 O.Branson's. li,(0 . itHgalla Havana. lG.IHH) La SMloiliuaj). ih.miO La India. . lOo.etiO Mull SpnnUb. ia,(XiO Palwnt Prenaed. 15,000 La Bella Americns. (A boxes Ked Clay Pip. 60 boxes Powhattun Pipe.
l,0iX buxns Common Cluy Pipea. 3il doaen Briar Boot Pii-vs. 0 dczoH Heersclinnm Assorted Pipe. 60 gross Pan Uh Pipes. 25 1kx axtris Virginia CbelngTobacr. CO boxes 1 oz. Lump Virenla Chswicg do. 60 eaidie PlantAcs' Pride. 20 boxes L'gbt Prested Virini. SO boxes Fivn Lamp Tobacco. 10 kes Koapb and Boady. 20 boxes Gold Boot Virginia Tobacco. 10 boxcA Tbomas Koes's. Tobacco. , . gross Sonny Kidel'obaooo. , 20 grot's Solaoo Tobacco. 20 'V4 Sweet Owen. -20 boxes O. Brandon's Tobacco, fto boxes Purs Scotch Bnuff. 10 Lbls Macaboy SnnR. . 10 bbls French Bnuff. 6,000 packages Pride of the Went Smoking Tobacco. 6,000 packages Bogebnd do. 6,000 parkiiKoa Magnolia do. 209 LblM Fino Out t'hewiug Tobacco, 20 this Fine Cnt Chewing. loo bblo Fine Cut Hruoking. 3,1 K) pounrtu Kinklnnif k Hiuoklug Tobacco. 2M) lim Qrand Tnrkinh Tobacco. - 209 Ilia Oarlotta Smoking Tobacco. ' 600,(rX) Pipe Stems, assorted. . MX) ri-tfen Gorman Pipes. HO defcrtu French Pipes. ' lg ciiea Connecticut deed Leaf. Wa offer tbe above goods for sale at Baltimore prices. We have bo oomiwtition in our line this sideot Oiucluuall. M'e invite dealers to examine onr large stork, will, h they will find extsnsive and cheap. Give us a call. - 1 FRANCIS FKNDRICH, BEOS., 0-7 UUH Ihl . V.....IIIA I .. .1
oign or ; Febia
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KEW ADVEllTISEJSimis.
a. J.4-1 a,
CO
co A do, John M,n.M ! .
TyruaMelzIar cobdTm,!
TO
OlOtflnoa .U- m . - .70 -fiO UO-
"'r" " luo rouneentn in fine stvlL when tho wlmlo mi,oor , .8lle
f i JJ vl uurieit. wnicn o&n tor uve or sis hnuro
7r u,fection, cave wnv in ail dinxtions, about balf
came sweeping bv n i TT" ".Q
j 7. ' aniDuiances, artillery
" """"ii mi in one mass;
.T T' ,UU"W1DS closely in thejsamo, time throwing
-o Mi.ta, unu last among tune of great excitement
BeriOllfl! V. flnm...! v,T r, .
while the enemy were following closely in pursuit, at tbeisamo, time thrnwiL t' '
cannister and shells thick and fast amoQ mem. it was a time nf
and dismay-it appewred that all " I",1!? n-DwiUioS o our retimon
io.o the flying m onl7to to Tramd to Pieces, aiwi ihf!rA,,.;i.i-'jf. . pieaio
1 1 c . nj wiowij-uuiirjij ana broken. So I held thn. hant, f
tie rout hrtd-naaed. -b. i.o i "
. 1 - .. i . . .. . i-ul n,y men tne rear ol :b3 retreat, an ft Kv t ;
means fell into" a heavv r .L. -c "kr .v!
enemy.but I prtfr that,, to being crushefl to pieces by our CWD rm . II..
lost a aumber of our men kilied and many
!y, iu tLe leg, was Sergeon Major Will oLes, who hd stood ri-ht by me learlejsf throuifb liivrh 1 -. dr. Thi t a.
...j .i T . . . - - "'-
I" . iUtt aaJ wcrK. -We were driven
co
29TH INDIANA REGIMENT
Srr,-' Jlj; Ja'mesi
- w A..uu, Meo xsagers co A. do: Abner lieck rr. A ri.. t..u ., ,, uo
uo ij vraaiacou, do: Dan'liRacr p co .B slight! y; Wm taTaft
o won ley CO U. dn: R F!
MandervU,coC,do;
! Slightly.
wawman co G 15th ?wis slighUy. Henry Weldmnr R ir.ii, r. k u'
, . w WW Wit) UO. ;. w u Hashig oa A 10th wis do. w J Crosby co E Cth Ind Biightly.
3Srrn ind. John -Jackson co A slightly, Herrick
""a co u teerioualy, Jchn Barley
obUUJ 8th WISCONSIN w B Saer co I slightly , 1
REHSL PUISONBB3
CO
Iliams
wm Tome co O,1 do; D F Beach coG $ John H Gillon .v? n r;, V -n
r rr n ' r" ""J uuraiaco
CO O,
stock of - " 77 our woU elected AMD WAfeE AND CUTLERY. Oornbs, Nails, and . cpieSZntr
M1I2LF f A K D W A R E, for sale to CASH buyers a ' ;
w Auuis dTHATJB & S01T ; ? Tt ItT.I. s. . . ... . .
oluw wasaiiigton PoiiM
clshlog Ooods of au kinds, la great variety, at
26 ska Buckwheat Kicur, at H. A. Cook's. VllTtrniinnniif.. ...
M 1 Ik J I ' ffa, I w ik rV I N M r- L ei "V . ., St
Just received at CooVs. vurrsnis.
te'L-Jokv ni,,rs of ,ho" ehofco 8weet 8ALMON 1 lleron h, 1 . . .
t Cook's. . ' J
W..E. nnd Ilamb'inr f!hi-w jj ,...
wciye! this day at cJok's ' nACk't"01" "u'a fluo fdsr.at
LICMONH 10 boxB Lemons. K iinJ, rju- ,
received at Cook's. ' "
600 fresh Oocoannts, Jost received at Cook's. 'f '" xtr rresh L ayer.
J ut received at li. A. Cook's,
UKTB3 SOdoaen cans Cove Oysters. " iW duaen half csns do. w arra'aid oxti a, and for sale cheap at m'i7 U.A.-VOOK8. ' ISaUI icnernis
MM at gohlaepn-r's Mew Oi ng Store. SODA A ah .ol !,...,.t. , . . . .
Mow Drog Btore. . 8
COM BA O'S Bug Poison. Tha lt l.no- .....
f or in the world, for sale at H. J. Pchlaeptr's Mew inig Store. JCBT rweivod. Another supply of the genuine ' ai 8yrop' "t J"Per's Mew DrugSioro?
rl rubi,c-) R- IJokmb suck LEAV1TT & H0RKBR00K, attorney & it JLciw- , itVANSVLLIC. IND. -Collection and Ki a ..
J Of every drwcriptiou.
ymceou XbJid Btieet, bet. Main and Bvcaora.
niarzs .- s. - -
the aliove celebrated
SIS' . IRE V 27 ..i c. &M . .
An assortniant nf
1 Gloves Just received at
. m BU1IAPKBK A BPWrNa'B, doc8 - Ko. 49 Main str.it.
" theeeeonceof Know. Rrnm Wi..... .
j gated and OrysteJfeod bar Beaps, fi- sal at
tt. J. oCHLAE l'FEK'8, -
Janie
IVug rjtere,
fresh K fur 9 iu.ni. . n a , 1. ,
B , - .... .m, viiriua DHUKf litter for a riuarter. at VIiiuiiiv Hum
apli
Hord co D. Bliirhtlv: fiZr
uhU'r xl .,?1r..co merely; DW KaU
Major S L Lowo 27th Tann riollr. KRW 1IRI KV 1TT, -
Jnn28
No. &'J Main ntra.
.A few of these have gone home-otkera
CO.
Srania Btahon cii H . Ti" . -B' 00i
do: Miltos. Miirh.H' "'.r
Kaeard co E. bIIitMit w , ' J
do; H O PawnnllTn ILaJ C0 K
', o; David Kabler S R . r ".l00
yart co E, do; John Kvn7r ZVt,
rvnitney co F, do; Edward CbZTZ, F, X fciam Rice co F. do- J..nv d . ' a
mas ft r' Jr.Vy c? .
IT Pri, , B ;j r.vr"er,7 ftgeant
will be Bent,
we presume in a few days.
B.
back nearly i iLe river "Undipg;" but siill : Kund wa, srroitflv- defeedfed, .,11 rh
w imie. 1.11 1 1 11 i ,1,:. .-. . . l
mad i.;.i 7' iny caa
their " ",u V.u" CDarge
' nir.
The Savinga Bank, Ko. 4 First street, buys and sells gold, exchange ou New lork, IU.Doia, Missouri, and all other uocurrent money, sells sight draft on Eoglandreland and Sco.Uud in sums ,0 Jt,
, we wr.nM i, -w. - ... ..
ntterly ronted-bn," .Tr oiauj and
all along
If fl II IT o n A
cessution of heav v firin "rS -M" wgimcubj of KaeivJl'Z tbe " Cpsc tw
with tbem J. Afhint
a Ueavv c! a ., eoeniJ' wade
e- "v. .iicuipicu lO
our forces fell i)M.k , r " uo
m ar the lttodiK for a na stand hve o'clock in tbe evening iblMt, A'
carry tLia
Frederk FlaWn","-- vlf'-JS?. U 1:
do: Paris Deaden 7' '? ui o H,
, - . 30TH INDIANA BBQ1MENT. Col Bass commandinir eerinnai. rv Fuller co B sliehtiv. J sr.mJ Jo-hn
i Mrow co B do, Arthur Fioley co B Vrf jonsly.OBeuford co B s?''"
per co B do, J H Cressner. co B do Tnos M E ttsall J di ITarren NetT co O do, Darius Pollock co O do, IFm Art Lsr co 6 do Jas Hoffman co E do, Hugh McCulougu K do Henry Bush to IS do, Alfred Horria C E do, Mb, McUounell co I do, Malhias Cramer co K serioualy, Patri k Komaine co Edo, J b IFelch co B slightly, W D Cnrter co F t-jriously, O A Beonett co G slight- j
US OF KILLED Attli WOUNDED Qf the 25A Regiment Indiana Volunteers ttt iAd 7.j . w-.'. . ,
" " al MUOurg Landing, Tenn., April 6A a.nd 1th, 1862.
k:iT l!owinS a complete list of the Killed and wounded in the 25th Indiana Regiment It is, we beheve, correct : the lTe Wffl-Ux.M0rgan' Wounded w-! ,e'.Be?e Major jWuliam Jones, wounded in the leg. . : .
, COMPANY A, CAPT. SALTZMAN, ' Killed Capt. Georce W S-it,
vatee Jaiiob Jordan, Henry Myer. x '
..owMra-za wut. A. Boren, slightly-
ulllu severely; privates Henry Boothe (mortally), Felix bow nen, Robert Gondy, Richard Kogef, 7IQ Lamart, George Wethcrry; slightly Wounded. Corporals Felix- Bdionda, D.T3 J Vint, Hirubel Vork, George W. Ham : pit jates, Stephen P. Kastmun, Thomas J.' Bos- . Martin, John Philips.
Slevns!V 3 Jhn ,X' William H"
n UU axam aa
-wnrs . CHEED & Maonfaotnrera nf
; JeanA, Flannels, Fancy Coverlets,
va ui.oi.iLiBg' xarns.
lor-T.r .ra.?.ta' I Gontrac-
en BOCKS, suiui.1- .JPff?" ",cte ' Wool-
r.l.h 200 to aoo pair pVr daV i""'0"0'- Wo
Produco and CommlBSion
MERCHANTS, No. 3 Bourn Wateb Krarirr, Ja26 A-KVAN8TILL8 I HP. rm JlttJLjM HJi.T. in irg and small l.u. M forsuioby B. E. OILBEitT i llOj ruble - -
Crdars soiicitiid
apr6-6wd
can
JOHN T. OBEBD Jt CO.
Blar. 2t,
CORPORATION 0TIfJK7 OHDBtt FOR FLARK Cinn-airr
1S6I. And new it fa, hereb rd
I or ;i,s7th".,.- ot the City
.fni'S? on or adMTng tUson'hwLrj:
loose pickles, it. Cf; 1
pri-
" ELLIOTT'S."
sais at Elliott
JO dca 2 lb cans - . ' " " " - " - 8 eox 1 lo 2S. " ".'
' ' d L" Jnt citsupt O . i ' ,fl7 p' "i0" " 8i;oo ' ijictie,, iu beta..: . - lS n!,to, P'..in m'xd In bottW Just received at Rlliott's. . . " "
of ; unastnat St., from tjh urah k L.-' .1. T ""
the fcldewalk. tl..,r . , ':"'.,u "
. . " " ut 1 i'j n t (o
! City, caase
the proper grade, ,u1 ,h
of Class Mo. 2 to'v-.- ce Wdcwaik thin, d. fb8tror,tbia
Clk's Cglr A.-H 3, aft f' Wnuut, Clerk.
no8 " -"Z
For sale ch.ap, at KlUott's "prontf f",8, ?. -U Prices, which
cabs, win do well V .f" Tnoe8 ,n or any
I bov Uaiilfn.i.v .
... - - r " wnicii. anrinir
ko-sealaNw York Jrri.11 ."nJ' wbolre
goods in order toobtals Tslon., ii2Lf .
abled to fnmia. bT. ,.V""r,"K" .? " an-
low figures. """" wun goods
at Very
Amu, 7tb.
HXa: 1892,
XaTQW.
300
8. K. fcllLBEttT A CO.
-fob
-f' " f - IS- XAJHbM WMSjJust iSkelved ; VlOSERr PRO'S,
ZiO. e! ilj.n tre.
-!;.;..., ft.
AT 2IES. HASTINGS, Jfain ft-tjef, between First and Second.
M HAWfl JOST RKCtilVEU jttf - f pri UK ijtOt,; of Alillilutr IJwnll. rnnil.:i..
of Bonnets, lUbrs.rjs, Fancy Qoo-is, Ac, which Were bought at vorv tiiv liirnma. una -1 1 K - .
for cash only, at prices to rait the times. The attention of the ladies ia railed r .1.1.
stork, which is tha lrrst and last selsoted ever
wniHu w him tuacaer.
aot-3uid MBJ8, ). UA9T1NG3.