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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-11

KEY WEST AFRICANS ALL GoNE.-The Key
Yves correspondent of the Charles ton Courier,
under date Of July Goth, says The last of
the African slaves, three hundred and eighty
Union on the 10Th inst, and she sailed the
same afternoon for Simon, in Africa" The ship
Castilan took four hundred, and the South
Shore three hundred and fifty five, making in
all one thousand one hundred and forty. Since
the landing al Key West of the Africans, two
hundred and ninety four died.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
r AIDES, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.

Mr. AND MRS. APTOMMAS'
NEW ESTABLISHMENT
And HOME for those who desire TO pursue the;
studies under eminent artists in New York city
A LEGITIMATE METHOD OF STUDYING
Is introduced, without which no progress car 4
made.
EVERY DAY LESSONS
Adopted as the only effective mode of teaching.
Superior entertainments given for the develop
ment of taste.
For Prospectus, apply TO
Mr.. APTOMMAs,
ia West 34th ST., near Broadway,
jy Slim New YorL
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MA- Guns, Guns, Guns re eived from
ENGLAND one hundred and fifty fine DOUBLE
GUNS. Sportsmen wishing to equip themselves
for the all campaign, are requested to call and
fdent can exhibit the best assortment Of Goods,
in my line, to be found in any house in the State.
JAMES WALSH,
au Sim Gun Importer, 60 Main st.
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DEATH OF REV. REDpICK PIERCE-South
Carolina papers report the death, on the "a h
ult., at Orangeburg, in that State, OF Rev. Red
dick Pierce an elder brother of Dir. l.. Pierce.
He entered the South Carolina Conference in
1905, and was its oldest member at the time of
his death. His age was seventy eight.
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EDUCATIONAL.
nEN. MICHELBACHER,ss SCHOOL

+
II IN THE BASEMENT OF THB SYNAGOGUE,
On llth Street, near Marshall.
The fifteenth session of REV NJ. J. MICHEL
RACHER'S SCHOOL, will commence on the first
MONDAY IN September.
Mr.. NJ VIII be assIsted by Mr.. EDW ARD TUR-
NER, who in the asst FIVE sessions, has received
the approval of the patrons and OF the Prime pal of
the school; and by Mrs. c. P. B BENNETT, whose
we'll known merits as teacher make it unneces
sarv TO saw more in her behalf
The following subjects comprise the studies of
Mr. NJ g school:
English with all its branches, including the
Bellies Lettres; German, French, HfbreIc and
Latin.
Price of Tuition of the session, ending on the LIST
of July. is $40 SIS, and SO.
For further Information, address
NJ. J. MICHELBACHER,
C.-r G L. 4 H. I'LL.
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AJ. Pitfield George,
I'm ~. Blair D. Co.'S Bniiding,)
CORNER OF CARY AND 18th SIS, RICHMOND, VA,
Has 10 store apd offers for sale low
LlCORlCE, of approved brands.
TONG VA BEANS, of prime quality
GUM ARABIC, of different grades
OLIVE OIL, warranted pure and sweet
All 9-lm
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FATALITY AMONG CATTLE-From our ex-
changes we learn that at Helena, Arkansas,
and neighborhood, numbers of cattle have
been seized with some disease unknown to
that locality, which is proving very fatal.
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H. Preserve Your Teeth.-It is the opin.
ION of the most celebrated DentIsts, that all Tooth
Powders are injurious to the teeth. If our readers
would preserve theirs, they vii use only DOW
DENIS DENTAL FLUID. 1t relieves tOothache,
arrests decay and perfumes the breath, and is re-
commended by all the principal Dentists and Ply
sioians wherever introduced.
For sale by all Druggists aull-3ts
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aPnCIAL NOTICES.


ma Superior Old French Brandies-.For
8 8 TO $40 per gallon, among which VIII p found
the following sclebratsd brands: and ,s wsich are
Hennessey: Otard, Pinot Co.; Pilieyoisln, &c;
fpale ard dark Also, the puresf old Rye WHlS-
Gennin ne Old IMPORTED WINES, Of eyeIy de-
seTip.!en London PoATER sco',eh AxEs ,n SA IA
DIMES and Havana CIGARS, al o. Tnicn We
tail. .McKEEVER 4 BRlCkEN,
AN 1I-at Building, Pearl street.
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n Our READERS should bear in mind that if
they desire to be handed down to posterty prop
erly. they must, by all means, employ REEs to
execute their Photos raphs or Ambrotypes: He
holds forth at AS Main street. over w est Il John
ston's Bookstore.
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CHEAP, CHEAPER THAN EVER

{ 'HEAr, CHEAfEh IHAN EN EH.N0II
Goods, they will certainly do we'll by calling at
No. 27 Main street; where you get the full value
&c; Oil Cloth per yard and Table Covers at all
prices; 100 dozen Extension Skirts 70 be sold at a
sacrifice; $40 the richest patterns all woollen Ia
bic Covers at 81 Is, cheap at Sl75; French nee
die worked Ladies' Collars and 700 of the finest
worked Cambria Bands at half their val ne; Irish
Linen at %, 371a and so cents, worth double the
money; fine Jaconett Lawns at 10 cents; Organ
dies and Bereges according; Black and Colered
Silks at prices to please all; those want of any
Ladies' fine Hose. 10 cents and higher; fine Black
and Brown Shifting, just received, at cents; ex-
ira ine and heavy Brown and Bleaehed Cot
ton al and 10 Cents best quahty at l2la cents,se
ing elsewhere at one shilling, and great mary
IL + call from one and ali, Before buying else
where, No ~ Main st. JOS. SrRAUSE.
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OF PROXY

Know all men by these presents, that we, the
subsc ribers, being stockholders in the Virginia
stitute - and appoint - our true and lawful
attorney and proxy, to represent each of in all
general meetings OF the Stockholders Of said Com
pany when we are not personally present with full
power and authority at such genera meetings TO
give such vote votes and to do such other or
acts. as each of us could give or do, if we were
personally present.
Witness our hand and seals, this - day of -,
49,.
Witness, lSKAL.l
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MARRIED..

coanty. nv Tho Raw Rant Lakewood, SAm'L 7.
RAYLY, Fac, and FANNY f., eldest daughter 81
the Hon. Alex Y. Hollad OF the IothneI Place.
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OFFICE OF THE JAS. RIVER & KANAwHA Co-}
Richmond, July 26th, 1860 {
A CAL l. + d MEETING Of the
WNa Stockholders Of the JAN ES RIVER
this city, pursuant to the following order. viz:
AT meeting of the Board Of Public Works. on
the 18th July. 1860. il was ordered that meeting
of the Stockholders of the James River and Ka-
nawha Company be held at the office of said Com
pany, on TUESDAY,, the 18th August next.
"A true copy. THos. Fl: De WITT,
''Sec'y B. z. Works"
By order of the President.
jy 27-3taWtd WM. =. M UNFORD, Sec'y.
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= co, General Commlsso ION

pRIDGFORD Il CO. General Commission
- Merchants, on the Dock, have on hand, and for
sale CONSIGNMENT, LOGO bbls No. Rockland
Lime; 1000 bbls James River Cement; 500 bbls.
Roser dale Cement; leo bbls Caclned Plaster; 600
bush Piasterng Hair 200 coo fawed Laths $50 bbls.
Common ROsn; 100 bales Hay; 900 bush. Corn;
2O) bbls. Halifax Cut Herrings; 200 bbls. Northern
Alewives loo bbs. No small Mackerel; us hbls:
Gross Herrngs; 90 half bbls Less Shad; loo half
bbls extra Roe Herrinss; 200 tons Windsor B ne
Lump plaster 100000 Cigars. assorted brands; Ito
bbls. Tar
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 9-Arrived, schr. Mary Ca
pen,- Richmond. Cleared, schr. Hugh Chisholm.
Norfolk.
NBw YORK, Aug. e.-Arrived, schrs. NJ. T. Ken
nedy, Elizabeth City, N. C.; Argyle, Hartford, N.
c. and Medora, Newborn, N. G..
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Christian county Temp, has voted 10 sinh.
sQn Railroad.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. AUGUST 10.
HigA Water this day Saturday. IL o'eloel
ARRIVE

ARRIVED,
Schr. John Llntbal, Observation-Disclosures, Al
bany. lumber, T. A. Parker.
Sohr. Jno. Alexander. Lewis, Baltimore, guano.
SAILED,
Steamship Roanoke, Couch New York, mdze.
and passengers, Ludam & Watson.
Schr. Hy ena, Davis, down the river. light.
Bark Parthan, Miller, Bristol, tobacco, Caskies
Il Harrison.
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A The True Remedy for Dyspepsia and
IND1GkS rlON.-It Is acknowledged on all hands
that the ORIGINATED BITTERS are the true
remedy for these complaints. Thew are free from
alcohol, and contain, judclously combined with
hygienio substances, oxygen, the chief vital elek
ment.
Sold by ADIE & GRAY. PURCELL, LADD K
CO., w. PETERSON, J.P DUVAL, and by all
other deale RS in medicines. au 8-2tW&S
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further lnIormAtlOn, address
NJ. J. MlCHELBACHE R,
It's Corner of LIST and Marshall SITS,

CHESAPEAkE HALL FEMALE SEMl.
~ NARY, HAMPTON, VA, MRS. DR.. BANKS,
PRISCfPAL.-The next session of this Instltu-
ton will commence on the 18th of September and
close the LIST of July. Terms very moderate
Boarding scholars can remain at the Hall during
the visiting season, at $50 per month
Address "CHESAPEAKE HAIL. Hampton,
Va. au Him
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Delinquent consumers OF gas in
~ JEFFERSON WARD are hereby notified that
if they fail to paw their gas bills before the hour of
O'Clock ?. M, to day, they Wi be dealt with &C
cordlng to the requirements of the following ex-
Works:
By an ordinance passed by The Council Nay 6th
1858, ii any bill remain unpaid for TEN DAYS next
arter that on which it is presented. the Auditor
shall notify the Superinte ndent, who shall stop the
gas from being used on the premises III respect 10
which the default exists; and II not paid within
FIFTEEN DAYS, i've per cent. Will be added 70 the
original amount of the BILL and it shall be placed
in the hands of the City Collector.
T. b. HARRISON for
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RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
49, PANY- Books of Subscription for the
STOCK of the RICHMOND RAILWAY COM
PANY not already subscribed for will, THIS DAY
be opened at the office of the Company, over the
store of Jas. Woodhouse & Co., and at the office
of J. A. Lancaster & Son.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
au SIS JOS. JACKSON, JR, Prest.
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UNION PRAYER MEETING.--
49, Union Prayer Meeting of all deromi-
nations will be held every AFTERNOON this
week. under the auspices of the Young Mems
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, (Rev.
DR. Read's,l from s TO o'clk. The citizens
generally are invited to attend, as well as all
strangers visiting the city. jy l6-lm
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ARMORY R. L. |. BL UES, /

=, ARM0RY r. L. |. BLUES,t
n RICHMOND, August llth, 1860.
Border No. XX.
III From this date, until further orders, the
&weeky drills of this Company hereby sus-
pended. and there will be. in future. semi monthly
drills, commencing on MONDAY, August 10th,
consequently there WILL NOT be a drill of the Com
panY on MONDAY, 18th inst.
By order Of JAS. A. SCoTT. Lieut.. Comd'g.
ll-2t 8 b JACOBS. LIST Serg't
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~ DrepArcH FOR THR STRINGS. &c.-Psrsons
reing 10 Nv scafertag places can haze the Dali
DISPATCH natlsd to them for any length a.
time, BY ieactng tTetr orders fAs eosnssng ROOM
and pay,ag IN adcames for tAs time aaaed
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ERUIT CANS-PRESERVE YOUR FRUIT
L Just received another supply Of those Infal
BILE Self Sealing Fruit Cans, for preserving fruits
and vegetables of all kinds, for winter use. No
wax or cement of any kind required to keep them
safe and perfect. Also. large lot Of Glass Jars
for putting up Jelly. For sale at the China and
House Furnishing Store of
THOS. A. BULKLEY & CO,
Ia cIe Sau
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-11

STRAY D-From Mr.. Thorl.ol'
~ residence, on the Williamsburg foaa7
about half 3 mile below Rockets snsJ
No.. dark MULE Has white marx s teas
his neck near the head. HIS shouoe.,
are very much SCARED up. pe has been d. Il,
about two weeks. Any one returning am INN
ST0N'S stable, will be suitably rewarded.
ly Ats
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PRESIDENTS OFFICE,

PRES DENTS OFFICE,
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD Co.
Lynchburg. Va Aug. 9Th, 1850.
THE THIRTEENTH ANNUAL. MEET
L ING of the Stockholders in the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad Company, will he held in the
WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of September next
By order OF the Board of Directors.
WIN. H. HUGHES, Sec'y.
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FIFTY DOLLAR
SEWING MACHINE,
will do the whole range of family work as well
or better, and in less time, than any oiher make
chine, if 1t fails to do SO on trial.
nu li-ltf 4. H. CRAIGE, Agent.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE & SALE

TOR HJRE-A No. / COOK, for the balance of
the year. Call on Mrs. BASS, at the Shot
Tower House, Grace St., I'd door above st. PauPs
LUST-By Miss ELIZA MAYO, between Mr..
Cohen's and MIR. Rosenb aum's stores on Broad
street. a pair of GOLD SPECTACLES, about
three weeks ago, and will pay the finder a liberal
reward when brought to hes at the Shot Tower
House. au lS-3tt
LNOR HiRE-A BOY IL years old, of good char
L acter, and can be we'll recommended a house
servant. Re hired for no fault. Apply to
LUC1EN LEWIS. Agent for
Hiring out Servants, Metropolitan Hall.
al lots
EGR HIRE-A strong, able bodied NEGRO
FELLOW, for tie balance of the ear. Apply
to RO. B. LYME,
au l0-3t Metropolitan Hall
SERVANT FOR HIRE;aA young, healthy,
young child, is fer hire for the remainder of the
year Apply to THOMAS ROWLAND,
au 9-3t Pearl street.
EOR SALE AND HIRE have for sale a
likely EGRO MAN, about 80 years DID, sound
ing in the city or its vicinity, hs will be sold for
less than to a trader. have for hire for the bal
ance of the year, GIRL, about IA years old, &C
to RIO. B. LYME,
au7-ts Office, Metropolitan Hall.
CrUR HiRE-For the balance of the year, TWO
MEN-one accustomed to working in tobacco
factory, the other a good rough carpenter.
COOKE CLOSE. Agents,
On l4th street, Exchange Hotel Building.
jy SITS
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Il. b. HARRISON, for
au lit M, l., STRATTON, Auditor

nISSOLUTIUN-Th partnership heretofore
- existing between the unde rsigned, under the
name and style of JOHN A. B0OYER & CO., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. A. r.
WHiTMoRE will pay the debts of the concern, and
Is alone authorized to receive debts due the con-
Germ. JOHN A. BODY Err,
an ll-lWS A. X. WHIIMORE.
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Proxies to represent stock in their genera meet
ngs, shall only he valid for the space of two years
from the date thereof-l9th By Lalc.
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r.UrruR LrgT.

r ISTOFLETTERs-Rem N the RICH
IL MOND POST-OFFlCE, on the 10Th day Of
August, 1850.
NJ Published by authority OF Act Of Congress, IN
the newspaper having the largest circulation in the
District where printed.
N Persons calling for letters In this List, win
please say they are ADVERTISED.
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WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.-Very
w fine old Burgundy, Port, Sherry and Madeira
old Rye Whskey, in BATTLES and by the gallon;
finest brands; fer sale bv
B. PLEASANTS, Agent.
No Main street, corner nth
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TURNER & MORGAN,
L FAMILY GROCERS,
Offer to families superior SODA SOAP, for
washing either In hard or soft water. Also. ERA
SIVE. OLIVE and FANCY SOAPS. The atten-
tlon of the trade is called TO the SODA SOAP.
A very fine lot of COUNTRY BUTTER just ar
rived.
WINES, LIQUORS. sARDLNEs, CATsUPs,
with general assortment of FAMILY GROCE-
RIES TURNER h MORGAN,
Family Grocers, Main, between 7th and sth sts
an 9-2aw2w
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WANTED--A PARTNER. with cash ospit2
w OF 81 coo or SIS coo. to engage in q mechanics
business, already established. To steady, IN
dustrious man, of good business capacity, whs
would devote his whole attention 10 the business,
"MECHANIC,' Box No. IL, Richmond Post VI
fee, stating where an interview can be had.
2--t
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O. MASONIC N0TICE. -Menibers oil
w MANCH ESTER R. A. CHAPTER, No
~ As, are summoned to attend stated conv..-
cation of their Chapter, at the ii ason's
Hal, in the town of Manchester. on THIS (Satur-
day EVtN ING, August ii, at 8 o'clock,
By order of the nj. + H. p.
ll-Jt WETSIGER Sac,v
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xnw TEN DOLLARS REWARD FOR

xErH STRAYED-From the subserlhefsgs
XAX the LIST of August, a small red Co" WI
&~~awhite face. white on the breast and PsS
the tan. reward of FIVE DOLLARS Will
paid for her delivery ut
COSBY ANDERS0N'S Factory.
An its On 7th and Carr SIS
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-06

On Friday morning last, the day on which
Lincoln and Hamlin were nominated by the
Republican Convention, Long John Wentworth,
editor ofthe Republican paper in Chicago, thus
addressed the members Of the Convention:
To-day is Friday, hangman's day; and so we
do not expect nomination. There probably
will be several baloings, but we hope that
Gov. Stewards friends will have the discretion
not to nominate him until Saturday.
Again we express the hope that Mr.. Seward
will not be nominated to-day. 1t is hang
mans day, and NOT THE DAY FOR MAKING a
PRESIDENT"
LincoIn's friends thought he would he de-
ieated any how, and selected hangman's day as
the most appropriate for sentencing him IS po-
litcal death. The Democracy Of the Union
will select his exicutoner on the 18th day OF
next month at Baltimore.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-06
Oh. is,nt Hen Darling.

In addition to the vote Of Mr.. Lincoln for the
resolutians Of Geo. Ashman, offered in Congress
during the Mexican war;. which declared that
was wrong, unjast and unconstitutional, Har-
per's Weetty in biography ofthat individual
says that Oid Abe uoted against bill granting
One hundred and SIXTY acres oflead to each Of dt
Fol u,,teers aUho seyvsd in III He thus sought to
visit hiswrath upon the patriotic men, young
and old, who at the call Of their country march
ed to the battle field. This act was worthy o.
o tory OF the American Revolution. In Lin
coins brief public life, he never did patriotic
act. Talk about such man being one Of the
people! 1t is nonsense and worse than that
He hates the people. and his public acts all
proved it. "0M isn't Ae a darhngs
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-06-06
Battle Between Volunteers and
Indians.---The Volunteers De-
fented---Twenty-One Known 40
be Killed.

Battle Between Volunteers and
Indians.---The Volunteers De-
fented---Twenty-One Known TO
be Killed.
St. JOSE, June 1.-The Poney Express,
with the dispatches aud mail missing from the
pony which arrived Tuesday evening last arri-
we'd here at 22o P. NJ. to day. No explanation
is given as to the cause OF its detention. Mail
all safe. The last Poney Express took intelli-
gence that several. Americans had been mur-
dered by Indians while asleep at Miller's sta
ton, on Carson River, some thirty miles from
the settlement of Carson Valley; and also that
various companies had organized at Virginia
City, Gold Hill, and other settlement in the
Washoe mines, and gone in pursuit of the In
diarS supposed to have committed the murder.
1t subsequently, appeared that $50 volunteers,
under command Of Major Ormsby, on the 18th
inst, came upon the Indians, about So mile
northward of Virginia City. The Indians were
in ambush at a narrow pass, though which the
Ormsby party were proceeding, and numbered,
it is supposed, notless than five hundrad, all
having fire arms, plenty of ammunition, and
$50 horses within convenient distance. They
opened fire upon our troops from their safe hi
ding places. Major Ormsbey ordered a charge,
but the Indians continued to skulk, firing occa
sional'y from behind rocks and sage bushes, and
doing damage without suffering much in re-
tur.
This condition OF things continued two hours
when the ammunition OF Ormsby's party gave
out. Ths Indians seeing this, closed upon our
men, pouring in voley, after volley. killing
many on the spot The balance retreated,
scattering in all directions The survivors
came stragling into Viaginia City during two
subsequent days. The exact number of killed
is not yet ascertained but probably exceeds
fifty
Among the slain are Maj. Ormsby, Henry
Meredith, distinguished Californian, Lawrence
VIM. s, Spear, Richard Snowden, VIM Ar
rington, DR.. ] ader, Chas Derawas, James Lee,
F. Johns, Chas. Mcleod. John Fleming, s.
Sarderson, Andrew Scheold NJ. Kresowitch'
John Gormbo, A. X. Elliott, w. Hawkins, Geo.
Jones, VIM. Macintosh, O. McNaughton.
Total known to be killed 81; wounded B.;
fate unknown 43; returned alive 38.
Wagons have been sent out to pick up any
wounded that many be found, and also an arm
ed force to protect parties burying the dead
but no account yet received from the battle
ground.