Connecticut war record, 1864-07

              o r R S T A T i : P O I . I T S T O D E G D f f , X O T A C R E S .
VOL. I.] NEW lUVEN, JULY, 1804. [NO. XIL
O F a 0 2 ^ T T E 3 ^ T T S -
HiojTrnpliy of Col. CliatficlJ, PAGE 225 Tlic Second Light Bnttery,
liecord of Events 227 The Eighth Regiment
Review of Events 228 The Twenty-first Regiment,
The First Artillery 231 Tlie Eleventh Regiment,
The Twelfih Regiment 232 , The First Artillery
The Sixteenth Regiment, 232 : The Seventh Regiment,
The Fourteenth Regiment 23» Tersonal, (official,)
PAOE 2 3 8 I R e g i m e n t a l , ( o f f i c i a l , ) PAOB 238
233 Casualties, (official,) 238
234 Obituaries 240
235 ' Editorial Column 241
28fi Notices of Books 241
23fi East Tennessee to New England, 242
237 ' Prospectus of Vol. II., 242
BOOKS
AND
S T A T I O N E R Y .
THE subscriber has constantly on linnd a full sup-ply
of everytliinjr in his Hue of ljusiuoss, ut tlie
lowest prices, IJliuiU Books made to order at short
notice, und a full stock on huiid. tSeliool Books ol
all kinds. All the new books rcceivo<l as soon as
jiublislicd. A call is rcspccttuliy solii iteil.
L,. E . H U N T,
13 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn.
A L P I I O N S O T I I I L L,
DRAPER AND TAILOR,
a n d d e a l e r in
G E X T ^ « i F I J R I V I S I I I N O G O O D S ,
No. 43tt Chapel Street,
Opposite the State House, New Haven, Conn.,
ltc)(s leuvo to rccommend to liis patrons, and the
public in general, his stock of au extensive varietv
of the latest und richest styles of FRENCH AND
E.NGI.ISII CLOTHS, CASSIMEKKS AND VKST-
1N(;S, toifcther with u general assortment of FL'K-NISHIN
«i GOOIXS, consisting in part of Shirts,
Stocks, Paper Collars und Wristbands, Travtling
Shirts, Ties, Cuties and Umbrellas, Collurs, Scarfs,
i'eurl und Ivory Initial Slecvo Buttons uud Studs,
Wrappers, Scarf Pins and Rings, Drawers, Silk and
Liueu UandkerchiefH, Suspendent, Woolen and Cot-ton
Soeks, Mufflers, Gloves, Gauntlets and Mittens.
j:?f"Phalon d! Sou's Extract of the Night Bloom-ing
Cere us.
BOUNTY and ARREARS OF PAY procured
for discharged soldiers, and RELATIVES
of deceased Iofllicccnr.sr ayn d sRoldoiegrsr, ebmy ,
Attorney ut Law, und government claim und pen-sion
agent.
OtHcu, 7 Lefflngwcll Building, l.W Church Street,
corner of Court, New Haven, Conn.
Letters of enquiry unswered.
Relerencc, by permission, to
lion. Henry'Dutton, Judge Supreme Court,
lion. Thomas B. Osborne.
1'. A. Jewett, Surgeon U. S. A.
(Joru'o H. Wutrous, Est|.
THE ONLT PLAGE IN NEW ENGLAND
((^ut of Boston,) where the
W I O^ ISI A K I IsT CJr
is made a Bpeciulity, is ut
342 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
The stock of Wigs und Hair Work being large,
persons Irom a flistanoe can always be fitted. Priees
lower than in New York, und Goods better made.
•Mail your onlers.
H. C. RANSOiVI,
j s r a a n d 3 7 6 M a i n S t r e e t , H a r t f o r d ,
DEALEH IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Wholesale tnd Retail. Manufacturer of
Cloaks, Mantillas, Umbrellas and Parasols.
Umbrellas ond Parasols rc-covcred and repaired i
ut short notice. Headquarters for the
Ne«v KiiKlaiid F a n c f D y e W o r k s.
AGENT FOR TUB
WILLCOX * 0IBB8 8EWIR0 MACHINES.
The simplest, easiest run, least liable to get out of
order of any nuichino in the market.
Tiio FLORENCE MACHINE can now bo socn at
I I . € . R A N § 0 ] I I ' S .
It makes four ditterent stitches. The Lock, Knot,
Double Lock, and Double Knot. It has the reversi-ble
feed motion, which runs the work either to the
right or left, will stuyany part of the seam, or fasten
the ends wi'hout turning the fabric. In fuct it is
the only perfect Shuttle Machine ever made. Please
cull und sec it, for you have but to see it to buy it.
While wohuve a full stock of Spring Dress Goods,
Cloaks, Silk Garments, Dress Trimmings, Buttons,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c., our attention just now is turn-ed
to COTTONS, LINEN DAMASKS, TABLE
CLOTHS und HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, slightly
damaged ut the
G r e a t D u a n e Street F i r e,
wliich wo are offering much less than the price of
Perfect Goods. For particulars, sco Hartford Papers.
H. C. RANSOM,
872 a n d 370 Main S t r e e t , H a r t f o r d , Conn. ^
VOLUME FIRST
OF TliK
Connecticut War Record
Clotcf w i t h IhU dumber.
Baed the ProBpectns of Vol. H on page 242.
ESTABLISHED Of 1822.
L E E S I s i ) N & CO.,
W h o l e s a l e DriigrSTists,
. JIARTFORD, CONN.
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Medicines, Window Glass, Paints, Oils, Kerosene.
Wines nud Liquors tor medicinal purposes, offered
to the Trade at the lowest market prices.
Orders by nmil, or otherwise, taitlifully attended to.
IC. S. D C l i A R I A T E R ;^
P I I O T O G H I . A P I I
2 5 8 m A l N S T R E E T , *
Old and
three
doors
North of
faded Am-brotypea
and I)a-guerreo-typescopiod
in the best
manner.
HARTFORD, CONN.
PoRtOfflcc,
T n O . ? I A 8 i S T E E L E & CO.,
DEALERS IN
FINE IMFOBTED AND AMEBIOAN
' V ^ T ^ T O H E I S ,
RICH SILVER WARE,
DURABLE PLATED GOODS.
PLATED TABLE CUTLFRY,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF
ALL KINDS.
FRENCH AND YANKEE CLOCKS, Ac.
Watches thoroli^hly repaired by ex-perienced
workmen.
3*0 Main Street, Hartford, Conn.
C H I N A
No. 8 Central Bow, Hartford, Conn.
H . W . G C ^ W I N ,
Wholesale and Retail d e ^ A iu China, Glass and
Earthen Ware, Gas Fixtures, Kerosene Oil and
Lumps, House Furnishing Goods, Ornamental Iron
Work, Willow Wood, and Tin Ware.
Wholesale buyers, Housekeepers and Hotel koep-ers
are invited to examine our stock.
Eddy's Patent Kerosene Stoves at maker^s prices.
P U B L I S H E D BV H O R A C E C. I'KCK, 3 4 4 AND 3 4 6 C H A P E L S T . ; P K I N T E D BV T. J . S T A F F O R D , 2 8 5 STATE S T . , N E W HAVKN, CONN.
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