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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
p9-A GaEAr ClncuIAa Gnosr HUrr.-


BaHA GREAT CIRCULAR GHOST HuNr.-
We have heretofore advised our readers
that ghOst-a ghastly aud horrible ebos.
has been perambulattng about Ess,
Wheeling nearly every night for compile
or three weeks past. Quite number
Ofpersons have seen it and spoken to IL
and some have thrown stones and brick
bats at it. 1t is very queer sort of a ghos.
and seems to have high regard for its
personal comfort. It appears generally
about ten o'clock in the evening, with a
cowl upon its head like those worn by the
members of that ancient and honorable
order known as the Sons or Malta. It's
person is arrayed in heavy skins and it is
said to present a very outre appearance
Recently it has frightened great many
women and children and has got to be
great nuisance in the particular local
tiles which it chooses TO iafest. Accord
iugly a party of ten young men organized
themselves into company of ghost hunt.
srs on Saturday night and sailed forth to
seour the alleys and byways of East Wheel
ing. Some were armed with pistols, some
with pokers, shovels, clubs, stones aud
other missiles. They divided the company
into couplesIand searched highTaudlow for
the ghost, traversing nearly every alley in
that quarter of the town. The hunt was
altogether unsuccessful. The ghost got
wind of the formidable expedition which
had been organized for his determination
and appeared in another section of the city
much to the terror of the inhabitants
thereof
The truth about this matter is that some
bold fellow whose love of fun oatruns his
judgment and discretion has been playing
ghost with wonderful success and those
most Immediately iuterssted--those whose
families have been frightened and annoyed,
in some instances with very.serious results
have determined to put an end to his
pranks. The ghost generally ::makes his
appearance from the neighborhoOd of the
Government stables. near the Hsmp6sld
railroad depot. lEis5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

B8- SENT TO JAIt-TWo young girls
named Jennie Nichols and Lizzie HAnan
were sent to Jail for being caught IN bad
company. The latter is; only fifteen years
of age, bat she belongs to the class intend
ed to be Compensated by and aejpdEed
under the ordinances In relation to woman
Of the town. - go ssl
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
The Confessions and Experience OF
IAN Invalid

caution to young men 'Whs suffer from Nervous De-
bility, Premature Decay, &C.; supplying At the Rne
time the means Of solf-cnra Byone who has cured
medical Imposition and quaGkeTy, by enolosing q
postpaid addreHod envelopes sINsL1 eeRlaS nay be
had Of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. RsqS
BEDFORD, King. @. New York. aP4-lyd&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

nay A GARRoTER.-0ur leaders all re-
member what a terror the garroters crea-
ted in the eastern cities year or SO ago,
by choking aud robbing people who were
passing quietly along uufrequented streets
after nightfall. We had thought that the
race of gnrroters had become extinct, but
We are sorry to state that we were mista-
ken. a gang of them appear to inEestthis
city at the present time. On Sunday night
last about twelve o'clock, Mr. James Whit
more, dealer in uncurrent money, who is
now stopping in this city, was passing up
Main street, when three men, who appear
ed to have been lying in wait, came sud-
denly from the mouth of an alley, and fall
ling upon him choked MIN down to the
sidewalk, and while one of the rascals held
him firmly to the earth, the other two felt
his pockets. Fortunately Mr.. Whitmore
had left what little money he had at his
hotel, and the thieves finding themselves
foiled, gave him vigorous kick apiece for
being SO poor and ran away down the ale
ley. Although the gartotera ran as if the
father of sin was after them, Mr.. Whitmore
is doubtful whether they ran much more
than half as fast as he did in au opposite
direction, after he found himself free. II
this STORY is true as Mr., whitmore relates
it, aud we have no reason to doubt bis We
racity, the attempt was bold and desPer-
ate one aud the deyilish garroters should
be fetretsd out and punished as they de-
serve.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

JEFFERsoS CRY, Dec. 29.-The Legisla.
ture met to-day. S. c. Marvin radical
Emancipationist was elected Speaker Of the
House by "a majority. ]. B. Pratt, Eman-
eiPatiouist elected Secretary of the Senate
Mr.. Richardson in the Senate introduced
a resolution that all Emaucipationists are
favorable to compensated emancipation as
enunciated by the President, which was
unanimously adopted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
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they purify, strength0R and inylEOratO.

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They create healthy appetite.
They are an antido.e to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation Andlate hours
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasuatie and intermittent fsvers.
They purify the breath aud acidity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. -
They cure Diarrhosa, Cholera and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best bitters in the world. They
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herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of bevsr-
age without regard to age or time Of day. Partieu
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gentle stimuIAnt. Sold by eli Grocets, Druggists
Hotels, and Saloons. p. II. Drake Co., 2O2 Broad
way. New YoFk. 1Ll{ az asseell9-snd4w.I
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
BUslNEss NOTICES.
h-E-J-aIICg5-s
P-C-H-R
What does it all mean : tS3lse
p-C-H-B
Just this and pOtbipo morot

eS1Ss,l Is eE-sEl-y-
Just this and nothing morel
That every officer and soldier in III. ar.
my-eYeFy lady and gentleman that takes
a Journey, Or that stays at homs-those who
have ehildsen to take care of, as we'll a.
those who are selfish enough to care fol-
none exespFthemsslves ;-all these parties
aud %the rest of mankind in general, .
should provide themselves with
LoSAN's ESSENCE JAMAICA GINGER
Dh. cHAPaAN's HoARHoUND BALsAM
The Essence of Ginger is equal to
Browns, cor any other NAME aud onl1
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The Bsisam is good for old and ysups.
1t does ua: :Onstipate the bowels. as do
most eoeEh medicines, and is espeeislly
useful iH stses OF coughs among children,
including r0hOoping cough.
FOF tsie Wholesale and retail by
n. h. LOGAN & Co., AZ Aaia. St.
LOGAN, LIST L Co, Bridge Corner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

BALTIMoRE, Dec. 29.-The Governor Of
Md. has appointed Bon. Thomas H. Hicks
AS Senator to represent the State of Mary
land in the United States Senate, until the
next meeting of the legislature in place OF
the Hon. James A. Pesrce, deceased.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

.lna, Posi- oYrroEo NOrrOs.-A those
having bills psaiast.the Post ONCE, are
requested TO present them either to-day or
o-morroW.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

aSc a COAL Boar Satisfactorily
morning, as a tug of coal fats was coming
down the river, one of the fats struck
against a pier of the proposed railroad
bridge at steubeuville, and sunk. When
our Informant left, theltugihad succeeded
in landing the balance of the boats, and
was making an attempt to save the sunksn
one. A great many people here think that
this railroad bridge is great nuisance.
The people who live.in the immediate vi
cinity, however. think differently.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

nSr FEsr1vA1 N MAnrISsNLbE.-on
New Years Eve there will be festival at
Rice L swsrt's Machine shop, Martinsyille
for the benefit of the poor, particularly of
the families of soldiers. Timetables of Mar
tipsville are working very iudustriously to
get up something that will be worthy the
patronage of all and at which an evening
may be pleasantly spent. We hope that our
numerous readers will encourage the enter
taiment whose object is SO praiseworthy,
that it may prove an entire success.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

i ~ woop's MmsTRELs, viii appear at
washington Hail.to-morroN evening. The
troupe is said to be q first class one and We
have no doubt they viii draw good houses.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

~ THE ALIRaHANIANs.-Our readers
should not forget the Concert of the Allie
phanians which takes place at Washington
Hall on Thursday evening. These cele-
brated yocalists have few equaIs'now tray-
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

CHICAGO Dec. "a special dispatch
from Cairo confirms the report that Gen
Grant has fallen back to the north side of
the Taiiahatche river the main body Of the
army was several days ago at Holly Springs.
It is supposed Gen Grant will open the
Memphis and Charleston railroad TO Grand
Junction and make Memphis his base of
supplies. A report has reached Memphis
that a heavy Federal force has ascended
the river from New Orleans. the naval por-
ton being under Rear Admiral Farragnt
that Port Hudson had fallen into the hands
of the Federals and that the feet had
reached point twelve miles below .Vicks
burg.
This reported advance is confirmed by
the Vickburg Wig of the 18th. On the goth
$50 federal4 at Davies Mills, six miles south
Of Grand Junction, were attacked by the
rebels, but they we're repulsed leaving 20
dead and 30 wounded on the field A
number were also carried off The federal
loss was tritiing. Van Dorm is now belieV-
ed to be between Bolivar aud the Missis-
siPPi river. The rebels still hold the road
between Columbus aud Humboldt. New
Madrid was evacuated by the federals yes
terday and part of the magazine blown
up and the barricks burned.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
5G0ID PENS.

-Iuur RHoEIYRp-AnOthSr lot n GrisEold's Dia.
moud pointed Cola Pens, ard fSS sale g s'a
TF g. p ~ Is,s ., No. $ ~ So me- ssTss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
HEIMsTREET's
VIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIyE
ITIS NOT a Ivr

IL ~ NOT "A DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustsnanee
impaired by age or dlseaSs. All instantaneous dyes
are composed Of lunar caEse destroying the vitality
and beauty of the hair and afford OF themselves no
dressing. HsimStreets InimitabIe Coloring not on
y restores hair to Its natural color by an easy pro-
cess, but gives the hair
LUxURIANT BEAUTY.
promotes its growth, prevents its falling on eradi
to the head 1t has stood the test Oftms being the
original Hair COlOrng, and is constantly increasing
In favor. Used by both gentlemen and ladies. Its
sold by all respectable dealers or can be procured by
them Of the commercial agent, D. S. Barnes, 2O2
Broadway, MY. Two sizes, so cents and 81.
dOelp-6md&W
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

~A MARRIAGE AND An ARRrsT.-
For some considerable time one Mr.. David
Winger aud Miss Jane Stout have been liv-
ing together in small house near the old
jail, and the police say they kept a very
disordsrly establishment, in constant viO-
latiou Of the " ordinance to prevent certain
improper practices therein specified" Last
week warrant was sworn out for their ar
rest, but before itcould be executed Mr..
Wiuger aud Miss Stout went before Alder
man Dulty, and were united in the bonds
of matrimouy. On Saturday, however, Mr..
and Mrs. Wiuger were arrested aud taken
before Alderman Miller, who fined them ten
dollars aud costs, each. Mrs. winger paid
he fiue in gold, but Mr.. wingeF, not having
the necessary needful, wen. to jail. Mrs.
Winger, however, was determinedthst be
should not remain there, and after absent
ing herself for short time. returned with
more gold and bought him out:
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

ra-MAs DRowNBD.-The body of a
man was found yesterday morning floating
in the river opposite the village Of La
grange. he was dressed in a blue blouse
like those worn by the federal soldiers
From some papers found in his pocket 1t is
supposed that the body Was that Of man
by the name of Thompson who resided at
Georgetown, Pa, on the Ohio, below. Pitts.
burg. The head. appeared TO have been
penetrated by bullet, and the CoFo,
ner was not at all sure that the death had
not been the result of foul play. A small
sum of money was found upon the body
The body was buried by the Coroner neal
Lagrange.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

WAsHlnsToN, Dec. 2e.-The official in-
formation received by the steamer of this
week from. Europe fefuteS the idea of the
probability Of any sdistnrbanee oflour re-
lSlisns with any Of the EurOpealp powers.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

= PosToyFI6E -DBPARrNEST, WASHINGTON,
Dec-I 27.-The Louisville aud Nashville
Railroad having refused TO convey the
mails after the list Of January, for COM
peusatiou authorized by law, It's service
will be suspended on that and its branch
roads from that date. YEA
M.BtAtR, Post Master General.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
Another Account of the late Rebel

wAsuR0roS, Dec. 29.-The following is
the Stars version of the late rebel raid:
A rebel force of cavalry, with a battery
of artillery, suddenly appeared At A. II.
on Saturday, in front OF Dumfries, then
held by our 9th, Tlh and Goth Ohio, with 2
pieces OF McGilray's battery. The rebels
were frat estimated as 1000. They cut
the wires leading to Falmouth. They at
tackled our troops, who had 3 men killed,
and were driven of.
In the meantime iufoTmatiou reached
these headquarters by telegraph before they
cut the wires leading in this direction, and
troops from this quarter were instantly put
in motion, If possible 70 cut of their re-
treat. To that end Gen. Geary marched
from Wolf river Immediately to the relief
of the troops engaged at Dumfries. Amer
being wOrstsd before Gen. Geary's arrival,
they pushed directly for Occoquan Greek
They bad slight engagement with 1900
of our troops there, nader Col. Candy, re-
sulIing in ineonsiderable loss on both sides
our troops maintaining their ground.
The next proceeded up Bull Run, cross
ed it Wolf river, thence they went to Aua-
dale, via Burk's Station, where they camp
ed Saturday night, thus avoiding points.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

LoUIsvILLH, Dec. 2s.-The Journal saws
that the ttessel work on the Nashville road
near Muldraugh's Hill, was destroyed yes
terday by Morgan He was opposed by
600 federals, but after some casualties, they
surrendered. Particulars unknown.
They are not advised at headquarters OF
the above, but usually reliable persons sf-
firm it positively. II destroyed it will
take 80 days to restore railroad communi.
The Journal thinks Morgan will not adj
vance to the Ohio river.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30

LOUIsvILLs, Dec. 99.-From the post.
master Of Richmond, Ky, We learn tina,
Col. Carter, commanding brigade, captu-
red Knoxville, Tenn, and destroyed four
bridges and n large portion of the railroad
track between Knoxville and Daudridge.
Gov. Norton, of Ind, is here. II is not
true that he had ordered out the militia OF
Indiana, as reported.
Passengers on a train from Louisville to
Shopherdsville to-day, report that they
heard heavy firing up to four this after
noon in the direction of Lebanon June
ton.
Reports are current that Col. Hlrlan's
brigade is in the rear of Morgans forces
and it is supposed may have engaged them
before this time.
1t IS rumored that q portion of Morgau's
forces ara at Bardstown and that they have
destroyed portion Of the track near EIiz.
abe;htown. Rebels have been,repulsed three
times from MuufordsvilIe and everything
there is safe.
Gen. Rosecrans' forces have driven the
the rebels into MurfreesborO. 1t is suppos-
ed Morgan is skedaddliug out of the State.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-30
SECOND DISPATCH.
THIRD DISPATCH

Telegraphic operations have been resu-
med. An official report states that the en-
emy's numbered but 1000; that they at
tackled the town Of Damfries, butt were
driven OF with loss.
The firing to-day was in the direction oil
Occoquan, and was probably caused by the
enemys cavalry falling in with Gen. Slo-
GUMS infantry. ~
It is unofiGially stated that several suit.
Ier's wagons have been captured by Lee,
aud it is considered unsafe TO transport
goods by that route. u
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-05
From Seyg York.

NEW YORK, Nov 1.-The F,..rr
papers brought by the steamer F.1-I---
contain circulars from Scc-e,E-, s.
to the Diplomatic and consular :,a,.,,,s,.r-
tive to the emancipation ur,c!ara.,,--
lie draws hopeful conclusions lr,-, ~
present position of affairs. IL s,r. =.
rebels must understand thai ]. they -,
IN imposing 4 choice between :br IL
tion OF the Government and H. al,.r..-
Of slavery. it l. the Union and ng; -
that must bc maintained. Whil,. al =
good and wise m,n Of all couII,rsas ,,,..
recognize the measure a. a iIssi AMI r~-.r.-
military aci, intrnlc,l TO i liver ,l,, r-.,-
try from terrible Mar, iiey willra,g4-,.
al the same time ia. moderation ,,,,.l ,,--
n;lnimity with which the Goyclnmer-,.,. G
ces-,ls in - solemn Il matter.
The London Tsl,ies saws his ci7--,.-
dcpIivcs the American GovcTurneu- es >.
right hereafter TO appeal 10 It's eluaa,ss-.
ton decree a. amcasure founded on r.,-r
principle. a. Mr. Seward reduce, ,,.-
military act
Lord Ialme-SEon has barn rna,---
speeches at Winchester IL n.f--,--.5
from allusling 10 American affairs.
The GloJe SAYS that II Mr.. Glal-s-.
had "A Cabinet ~-rnet To kcepun Ara.----
affairs Ia would have l.ub.lc~~iv b.r. r.
consequently lac inters thai he hs.> sirr.r
taken the license OF a public man 70 -r.
his individual opinions, and thinks thar ss
a. Cabinet minister he should nav, ,-
more guarded IN his expressions.
The T'1,,e> shows the inexp-li .nrr o
the recognition of ala. South al Present
The New York curTe,ponlcn, c. III.
London Tunes gi,-es Il rumcr thar the F,yi-
cril losses in MARYLAND hadrz,rl.el3S.a .a#
The Ts,.es publish. : a Iett-r tI-trl 2 Nra
I Orleans lady, giving a fearful picture %
the reign. OF terror IN that citv-
Mr.. Gladstone, Ia anoth r speech M
. America, toll his hearers lo rrmerf.-
that the difficulty had aa-iSrT f7aan ~'.,r-.
which was a leEacv from Eng'a,l,a Au. .-
lea
\ Cabinet council hal h,en suuu.rr
TO meet on the 2:id ut October, al, 5
earlier than usual, and the colsi7sa.-
of the American question l. ~lIrrn,.# .
ie one oi the purposes 81 tlia Ine tsu-.
The proposition before ;he Ii.e-e
t Chamber OF Commerce IN favor al u.e-.-
: rializing the Government 10 roco-iz. l
South. has been Withdrawn
: The Southrcn club al Liverpool -r-.
r grand banquet To eN-GOv. AiourleaL %
, Kentucky The sfs-ecl,c-s, of course, r-
strongly In t;.vor of secession.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-05

DAHroN, Ohio, Oct al F. III
never. editor of the Dayton Eagr7>. 77
shot dead this morning by Henry n
Brown The difficulty grew oul of "a pr
sonal misunderstanding occlSiuled by r-r
shooting of doc, BELONGING 10 Mr. HaE
myer. by Browns ~on. Brown gave -.e
~alf up, and was synt Ia jail 10 awg-.
trial.
CNCINNAr. Nov 2.-The Ee~
has special despatch from Dayrr
which states that after the shooting d
Mr.. Bo'limver the eNciteIIf -ut was iurs1s
Several hundred persons collected fr o.
purpose Of taking ErOwH from ial -
hanging llim-
The Mayor prowrtly queilel tie rs
but in the aitc~Tl.on the cgaul a-Hl -
lccte,l In lar-e nImis-rS aDrml The "a
4 but no demonstration of ron->-ga.rlrs H
marie Al,ouI : o'cloc'l il,. Erh agar
assembled and Proceeded io il,a 7ali w
i've swivel~ fo. the purpose ot u-sas-
down the Jail doors a.ad dl-lg-in- Brow
out To be executed. Tn -7Gu~ Uere ~
tund hv thc polirc. and "a few >h.t- R-
fined Four persons were wau1a-t- .
Sevcrelv-
Ai 10 O'Clock al wa~ coulrar7l'..
quict-
The Mayor. early in the crgErr'-. /.
grlphcd to General Wrieilt i,r "a Hl..
force to assist him IN Tre~rTzIn1 1h. i-a
At half past ei.hr o'clacA fiyc comp.
of REGULARS left this CITY, and arrive.
Dayt"n al ten o'clock-
The E,,gsGr,r SAWS that a grni.'lI-. +
rived here from Dayian savs I,5a +.
parties had a political qrralr.4 h-i'. =
election
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-05

c5- y l:i,ly says the first time she was
kissed she felt like biz tub of roses
swimmingin in honey, cologne, nutmegs, and
crGlnbsrrirs. She also felt as if something
WIS running through her nerves on feet
of diamonds, escorted by several little
Cupids in chaises drawn by angels. shaded
10y honcysuckles, and the whole spread
with melted rainbOws.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-11-05

e. We received detailed account of
the great Pocotaligo Expedition which
was DISPATCHED from Port Royal on the
DIST of last month. to the junction of
Broad and Pocotaligo rivers, twenty
miles from the mouth of the Broad river,
for the purpose of penetrating inland "a
far as the line of the Charleston and Savan-
nah iiI9 ar,l destroying the bridges at Coos
awhatchic. Pocotaliago and Salkahetchie-
The destruction of the bridges was not
accomplished, vet the expedition did not
turn ont to he Il failure altogether. The
force employed in this expedition consisted
of nine gun-boais commanded by Captain
Stccdlman and several transports carrying
troops. There was also a land force of 1 :
500 men commanded by Gen. J. NJ.
/ B;annan.
! After Landing at McKay's Point and
marching considerable distance through
I open cotton fields, they were fired upOr
( by a battery which was hidden by th'
grass. when bloody engagement ensued
We have not space TO give the particular
but will give alist of killed and woundedil
the 10Th regiment commanded by Col
Richard White, as many of his men an
from ,hiS county.
killcd.-Co " A. Sergeant Samue
!Iarter.
Orderly Sergeant A Al
stead, Sergeant Patrick Hodge, Sergoan
Harry Marlclte, Privates James Litzin
ger, lanes H. Wagner, VIM. Gallagher
Hugh McNtamany.
Wound.,l-Co. "B," Corp. Frankli
K~un. Privates Benz Birchtel, Danic
! Rich. J. X. Mickios, Cyrus Biner,
/ Wourdcl-Co. Sd" Privatos Samu,
, Kennedy, Samuel Dehl, Henry Smith.
KiicI--Co :. f" Capt. horace Bennett
Orderly Sergeant Wintiel
; BcnSeman. Sergeant Geo. Parry, Corp
? ral John HIagcc. Private Thos. AIagce.
l Wcuad,l-Co. &C" Corporal Wn
D Brown.
killc,l-Co, 'K" 1st Sergt. WiIlia
Martin Private VIM. Leech.
Wouadrd-Sergt Geo. f Leech Pr
/ vatcs, John Miller, John Coffy, Villa
: Frazer.